Scribbles Newsletter – February 2022
Live Your Dream Awards Tea, STAT Salutes Our Mission Heroes, International Women's Day #BreakTheBias, HT first responder emergency backpacks, Live Your Dream Awardee Alma's extraordinary story. Scribbles February 2022
Scribbles Newsletter – November 2021
64th Annual Pre-Thanksgiving Community Breakfast is virtual, November 20-24th. Live Your Dream award applications. The October Soiree. Alabaster Jar Project, Grace House, for survivors of human trafficking. November Scribbles
Scribbles Newsletter – June 2021
SI La Mesa sponsors Desiree Adamos to attend the Student Advisory Council for Legislation in Education (SABLE), and supports Ava Fox for her Gold Scout Award Project. Member spotlight on Elena Totten. Our club begins in-person meetings with our installation this...
Scribbles Newsletter – May 2021
Club members share how they survived the pandemic. Happy 70th Birthday to our club founded in 1951. Safari to Soroptimist International. Photo montage of our last 20 years. Scribbles May 2021
Scribbles Newsletter – October 2020
Pres. Lisa speaks on the qualities of good team members. SI President's Appeal "Exploring the Road to Equality". Dan McAllister, County Treasurer-Tax Collector is the October program speaker. Scribbles_Oct2020
Scribbles Newsletter, July-August 2020
In this issue: President Lisa McCully asks us to REFLECT, REIMAGINE, and REINVENT for the upcoming club year. Connie Mutunhu becomes the historic FIRST president of the new SI Africa Federation. Desert Coast Region holds its first ever electronic voting.
2019 November Scribbles
United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, Women for Water Partnership, 62nd Annual Pre-Thanksgiving Breakfast honors those making a positive impact in the fight against human trafficking. Click to read Scribbles November...
2015 Mini-Grant Winners Share Their Stories
Le’Andra Hamilton returned to college as an older student, after significant obstacles created a break in her journey to attain a higher education. Poor life decisions she made as a young college student resulted in her being sentenced to state prison at the age of...
Scribbles Newsletter – February 2022
Live Your Dream Awards Tea, STAT Salutes Our Mission Heroes, International Women's Day #BreakTheBias, HT first responder emergency backpacks, Live Your Dream Awardee Alma's extraordinary story. Scribbles February 2022
Scribbles Newsletter – November 2021
64th Annual Pre-Thanksgiving Community Breakfast is virtual, November 20-24th. Live Your Dream award applications. The October Soiree. Alabaster Jar Project, Grace House, for survivors of human trafficking. November Scribbles
Scribbles Newsletter – June 2021
SI La Mesa sponsors Desiree Adamos to attend the Student Advisory Council for Legislation in Education (SABLE), and supports Ava Fox for her Gold Scout Award Project. Member spotlight on Elena Totten. Our club begins in-person meetings with our installation this...
Scribbles Newsletter – May 2021
Club members share how they survived the pandemic. Happy 70th Birthday to our club founded in 1951. Safari to Soroptimist International. Photo montage of our last 20 years. Scribbles May 2021
Scribbles Newsletter – October 2020
Pres. Lisa speaks on the qualities of good team members. SI President's Appeal "Exploring the Road to Equality". Dan McAllister, County Treasurer-Tax Collector is the October program speaker. Scribbles_Oct2020
Scribbles Newsletter, July-August 2020
In this issue: President Lisa McCully asks us to REFLECT, REIMAGINE, and REINVENT for the upcoming club year. Connie Mutunhu becomes the historic FIRST president of the new SI Africa Federation. Desert Coast Region holds its first ever electronic voting.
2019 November Scribbles
United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, Women for Water Partnership, 62nd Annual Pre-Thanksgiving Breakfast honors those making a positive impact in the fight against human trafficking. Click to read Scribbles November...
2015 Mini-Grant Winners Share Their Stories
Le’Andra Hamilton returned to college as an older student, after significant obstacles created a break in her journey to attain a higher education. Poor life decisions she made as a young college student resulted in her being sentenced to state prison at the age of...