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Our Community Is the Backbone of Everything We Do, Without It We Cannot Exist "Our community is the backbone of everything we do, without it we cannot exist. In the coming years, we will be continuing to increase our community footprint and we invite all of our current & potential partners to join us in this initiative." -Zach Brockman, General Manager Manos Unidas of South Modesto - Gala Fundraiser MJC Latina Leadership Network- Scholarship Reception Enochs HS Instrumental Music & Color Guard American Legion McFall-Grisham- Crab Feed Pitman HS Band Boosters- Bingo Night Crossroads Elementary PTA- Jogathon Lathrop High School- SHIELD Rally Making Strides Against Breast Cancer- Paint Night Boys & Girls Club of Manteca and Lathrop- Crab Feed The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Ripon Consolidated Fire District The Jeff Gonsalez Memorial Scholarship- Fundraiser Munchkins at the Museum Bella Vista Christian Academy- Crab Feed MOPS of Oakdale- Silent Auction Ripon Chamber Foundation- LobsterFest Central Valley High School- Athletics Dinner MJC Foundation- Summer Sonata Clovis East HS Baseball- Dinner & Dance Stanislaus County PAL- Golf Classic Merced County 4H- Dinner Auction Hilmar High Class of 2020 Stan Co Dept of Child Support Services - Kids Connect Shelter Cove- Studen Ministries Fundraiser Hughson Elementary School- Ag Day Blue Line Wives - Golf Tourney Ripon Aquatics- Crab Feast Fundraiser Gallo Center- Volunteer Appreciation Dinner Ceres Chamber of Commerce- Installation Dinner Boomers! - Bunny Bash Eggstravaganza Monticello Jefferson Parent Faculty Assoc.- Carnival Lakewood Elementary PTA- Dinner & Auction Livingston HS Baseball- Golf Tourney CCVS of the CAF- Crab Feed Luso Youth Council #24- BBQ Rib Dinner Enslen Elementary- Spaghetti Bingo Dinner Karing for Kaiden- Lip Sync Battle McHenry Bowl - Benefit Bowl Oakdale Junior High School- Crab Feed Sacred Hearth Catholic Preschool- Tea & Fashion Show French Camp School- Harvest Festival Sacred Hearth Catholic Preschool- Art Auction Hilmar Yellowjackets Football Boosters- Dinner & Auction Tracy Learning Center- Crab Feed John Muir Elementary PTA- Spring Carnival San Andreas Halloween Community Carnival ASTRO Foundation- St. Cattys Day Fundraiser CSU Stanislaus Student Nurses' Association- SNA Bootcamp East Union Athletic Boosters- Crab Feed Standiford Elementary- Carnival MG's personal friend Danielle's Gift- St Pattys Fundraiser Mariah's Gift - Value Life Event Mariposa Lions Club- Crab Feed MLS Young Women's Education Conference McHenry House- Evening of Sharing Knights Ferry Elementary PTC- Dinner Auction Saint James Orthodox Church- Dinner Fundraiser Turlock Steppid Pards- Black and White Ball Salida Middle School-Faire and Talent Show Johansen High School I Can Club- Spaghetti Feed Modesto Police Canine Assoc.- Crab Feed Manteca-Ripon Tactical Officer Assoc. - Tri Tip Fundraiser Linden Elementary PTC- Dinner & Raffle United Cerebral Palsy- Sips & Treasures Fundraiser Stanislaus County Bar Assoc.- Golf Tourney John F Kennedy School PTO- Dinner Fundraiser Oakdale Police Dept.- K9 Fundraising Dinner Park View Elementary- Crab Feed Kiernan Klovers 4H- TriTip Dinner Great Valley Academy- Jogathon Family Promise of Greater Tomorrow- Crab Fest 2091 Modesto Christian School- Talent Show Sober Grad SCOE- Badge Project Ceres Police Dept. - Blood Drive Mariposa County 4H - Dinner & Auction Dos Palos Lions Club- Crab Feed Stanislaus County Health Services Agency- Health Week Turlock HS Education Foundation of Stan Co.- Fundraising Dinner Stanislaus Health Foundation- Dinner & Auction Knights of Columbus- Crab Feed Community Housing & Shelter Services Ceres HS Turlock Police Assoc. Widows & Orphans - Policemen's Ball Independent Order of Odd Fellows- Wild Turkey Dance OLF Los Banos- Spring Gala Jefferson 4H- Dinner Fundraiser Waterford HS California Teachers Assoc.- Reception Youth for Christ Central Valley- Dinner & Auction Without Permission- Benefit DInner Central Catholic HS- BASH Fundraiser Mahoning Valley Scrappers - BOBBLEHEAD Modesto SWAT Assoc.- TriTip & Shrimp Dinner Hughson Elementary PTC-Harvest Festival Center for Human Services- Crab Feed CSU Stanislaus- Warrior Athletics Crab Feed Everett AquaSox- TEAM SIGNED BALL Lathrop CVC - Community BBQ Veritas Elementary PTA- Fall Festival Beyer HS Renaissance- Crab Feed Ceres Blaze 10u- Raffle American GI Forum- Scholarship Fundraiser Center for Human Services- Edible Extravaganza Gregori HS Ag Boosters- Harvest Social Rotary of Patterson- Crab Feed Ernie Bucio/Evin Yadegar Music Scholarship Fundraiser Boyett Petroleum- Make Dreams Real Golf Tourney St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church - Harvest Festival Youth Leadership Institute- Fundraiser Dinner Enochs HS Eagle Foundation- Crab Feed Turlock Nursery School- Art Madness Fundraiser Enslen Elementary- Carnival Valley CAPS - Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser Westport 4H- Pancake Breakfast Atwater Ag Boosters- Dinner Auction Soroptimist of Modesto- Fundraiser Fair Oaks PTC- Open House Denair Volunteer Fire Dept.- BBQ & Auction Turlock Chamber of Commerce- Holiday Mixer Daughters of Penelope- Crab Fest MPD Nation Night Out Modesto Library- Adult Summer Reading Program Patterson Volunteer Fire Dept.- Golf Tourney Sister to Sister Women's Minestry- Christmas Celebration Luncheon Riverbank HS Sports Boosters- Fundraiser Lucas Elementary PTC- Crab Feed Sanders Elementary PTA- Carnival Manteca Police Chief's Foundation- Ball & Auction Stanislaus Senior Foundation- Holiday Fundraiser Buhach Colony HS Music Boosters- Crab Feed Sierra HS Booster Club- Fundraiser MOMS Club of Ripon-Salida Humane Society of Stanislaus Co. - Casino Night Fundraiser Suisun Fire Protection Dist. - Dinner & raffle Newman FFA Boosters- Crab Feed Colony Oak PFC- Dinner Dance Martone Elementary- Relay for Life Oakdale Equine Rescue - Benefit Barn Bash Stanislaus Elementary- Bingo Night Northern California Junior Rodeo Assoc.- Crab Feed Stanislaus Wildlife Center- Baby Animal Shower Products of Societs Car Club/AVID- Haywire 2019 St. Marys Catholic Church Oakdale- International Festival Beyer HS Renaissance- Crab Fest Vanguard Community Council- Auction Dinner Zeke Bondy-Villa Memorial Chairity- Golf Tourney Azores Band of Escalon- Fundraiser Dinner Modesto Sound Live- Fundraiser East Union Athletic Boosters- Crab Feed Lammersville Schoool Foundation- Dinner Dance Walk MS: Central Valley Community Hospice Foundation Gala Poet-Christian Elementary PTSA- Fall Carnival Tracy Learning Center- Crab Feed Big Valley Christian School- Auction Merced College Los Banos Campus- Auction Relay for Life of Modesto Sierra Vista Child & Family Services- Hearts for Children Ceres Christian Preschool- Art Show & Auction Stanislaus Fly Fishers- Rivers of Recovery AMR- EMS Week Sierra High School Athletic Booster Club - Dinner & Auction Van Allen PTC- Dinner Dance ABC Project- Spring Tea Farmington Volunteer Fire Dept.- Pancake Breakfast SIRS - Golf Tourney Weston Elementary- Elegant Edibles Roberts Ferry School- Tritip Dinner Carnival Blue Line Wives Conference Ceres Jr Bulldogs- Homecoming Tim Tebow Foundation- Night to Shine Cloveland Elementary PTC- Family Fun Night Hughson Fire Dept. - Save a Life Chicken BBQ CA Mustang Assoc.- Car Show for American Cancer Society Stanislaus County PAL- Golf Classic Ripona School PFC- Spring Carnival Celebration Center - Summer Fundraiser Orchard Elementary PTA- Harvest Festival Luso Youth Council #24- BBQ Rib Dinner St Paul's Episcopal Church-Fundraising Tea Robertson Road Elementary- End of year Testing Party Modesto Rotary Club Fundraiser American Cancer Society- Relay for Life 'Gary's Gang' Modesto Metro Rotary- Grapes & Hops Festival Tracy HS Baseball Boosters- Dinner Dance Make a Wish – Christina Postma Autism Speaks, Team Ortega- Zumbathon Raffle Black Hat Foundation- Charity Ball Modesto City Schools BTSA- Colloquium Celebration Pitman HS Band Boosters- Bingo Night Magnolia Elementary PTC- Bingo Night Saron Lutheran of Escalon- Golf Tourney The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention St. Stanislaus Catholic School- Art Faire Modesto Empire Little League MOPS of Oakdale- Silent Auction Escalon Fair Boosters- Dinner Fundraiser CSU Stanislaus Staff Council- Staff Picnic Stanislaus County PAL- Golf Classic El Capitan HS Baseball- Dinner on the Diamond Manteca Children's Foundation - Golf Tourny Hughson Elementary School- Ag Day American GI Forum- Scholarship Fundraiser Nor Cal Ford F-100 Elite- Back to Graffiti Boomers! - Bunny Bash Eggstravaganza Modesto HS Sports Boosters Alzheimers Association- The Longest Day Tracy HS Baseball Boosters- Dinner Dance Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary- Membership Tea Riverbank HS Class of 1969 50th Reunion Autism Speaks, Team Ortega- Zumbathon Raffle Cub Scouts Pack 14- Blue and Gold Dinner WIC of Stanislaus County- Dad's Committee Grace Academy Preschool- Dinner & Auction Inspiration to Education- Shrimp Feed Merced HS Basketball- Tip Off Fundraiser Karen Basi Wave of Hope MS Foundation- Auction Shiloh-Paradise Baseball/Softball- Dinner Fundraiser Cal Poly Alumni- Fork N Bottle Steam Academy at River Islands- Harvest Interfaith Ministries- Feed Modesto Sacred Heart School Patterson- Oktoberfest Centenary Christian Preschool- Dinner & Auction The Modesto Nuts partner up with local sports teams and nonprofits to help raise funds for their organizations. In addition to a ticket to a Nuts game, a unique experience was provided centered around each group such as a pre- game parade, performance on the field and much more! • American Legion Post 74 • Indivisible Stanislaus • Aspire University Charter School • Marine Corps
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