Posts Tagged ‘non-profit’

Coles & YMCA Together for the Holidays

Wednesday, November 11th, 2009

san diego ymca Coles & YMCA Together for the HolidaysYMCA Youth & Family Services cordially invites you to Angels Among Us- a new holiday-themed gala celebrating “angels” who have enhanced the lives of participants in Youth & Family Services programs.

 

Join us Thursday, December 3rd 2009, from 5:30 – 8:30 pm

Location: Coles Fine Flooring

1170 W. Morena Blvd, San Diego, 92110

(619) 276-5140

The evening will include:

  • Recognition of Guardian Angels
  • Silent auction
  • Karastan premium rug raffle
  • Adopt-a-Family auction
  • Hors d’oeuvres
  • Cocktail and deluxe martini bar

Below are just a few of the over 100 items that will be available for bid at the Angels Among Us Silent Auction:

  • 7-day cruise for two to Alaska, the Caribbean, Mexico or Canada
  • One week stay at a romantic Costa Rican villa in Playa Hermosa Bay
  • 50 bottles of wine from around the world
  • Big Bertha Diablo Driver, WH XG #1 Putter 5” and Stand Bag from Callaway Golf Company
  • Two all-day adult ski passes to Park City Ski Resort and private ski lessons

Tickets: $40/person or $75/couple

Tickets can be purchased via:

All proceeds benefit runaway and homeless youth, current and former foster youth, and families throughout San Diego County. Learn more about YMCA Youth & Family Services at www.yfs.ymca.org

Coles & CALA unite against Lawsuit Abuse

Wednesday, September 30th, 2009

Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse (CALA) is celebrating its 15-year anniversary this year, and joining forces with George Coles to promote awareness and open dialogue in a time when we need it most. People across the country are realizing that lawsuit abuse is having a big impact on health care costs, small business survival and overall jobs & economy.

On October 6th, Coles and CALA are co-hosting an event that features two nationally prominent advocates of legal reform- Hugh Hewitt, a national radio talk show host, law professor, lawyer & author, & Philip K. Howard, author of The Death of Common Sense and Life Without Lawyers: Liberating Americans From Too Much Law. Mr. Hewitt will be broadcasting his radio show live from Coles Fine Flooring. We invite you to be a part of the live studio audience as we discuss the state of lawsuit abuse.

Please join our own George Coles and other business and community leaders, lawmakers, candidates and the media in supporting the call for legal reform.

To purchase tickets, please go to:

http://cala.com/local/sandiego/sandiegoevents

Humane Society Telethon Success

Thursday, August 20th, 2009

The 2009 Telethon supporting the San Diego Humane Society & SPCA was held Sunday, March 8th. Our own George Coles was an honorary host of the successful event, which raised nearly $300,000!

KSDS Announces 5th Annual “MUSIC MATTERS”

Thursday, August 20th, 2009

KSDS Jazz 88.3 FM, a broadcast service of San Diego City College, has announced that it will continue the “Music Matters” program in support of music education in local schools for a fifth consecutive year.

For one month, February 1-February 29, San Diegans can donate their used musical instruments at any Coles Fine Flooring location (colesfineflooring.com) in San Diego County, or at the KSDS Business office on the City College campus. All instruments will be completely refurbished by the Community Council for Music in the Schools (CCMS) and then distributed among San Diego City School music programs.

Since introducing the program in 2005, over 240 instruments have been donated to the San Diego City Schools. The goal in 2009 is to match this number of instruments, greatly benefiting school-aged children in San Diego County.

Music Matters’ is simply another way that we are able to give back to the San Diego Community as well as further music education for young people, ” said Mark DeBoskey Station Manager for KSDS. “The goal of this program is to provide instruments to children who want to play music, yet might not have the financial means to buy their own.”

Additional information and drop-off location information is available at 619-388-3037 and www.jazz88.org.