Sat August 2, 2014
One Brick: Alum Rock Community Center 40th celebration picnic (San Jose)
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This is a one-time event celebrating Alum Rock Community Center's 40th anniversary
What we'll be doing:
One Brick will be assisting with the set up of the event (tents, game area, food area, etc) and then assisting with running the event (running the games, helping with boxed lunch distribution). One Brick volunteer assistance is invaluable and will help the event run smoothly for ARCC clients.
What you should know:
This is an outdoor event so please dress in layers, bring sunhat/sunscreen and water-bottle and where comfortable shoes as you will be on your feet most of the time. Volunteers are welcome to lunch too and water will be available for refills.
Where to meet:
Meet at the Lawn Picnic area
Other Info:
The park is on the corner of S. King Road and Story Road just off of 680/S. King exit. The entrance to the parking area is located on S. King Road
One Brick:
One Brick (www.onebrick.org) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that provides support to other local non-profit and community organizations by creating a unique, social and flexible volunteer environment for those interested in making a concrete difference in the community. This enables people to get involved, have an impact and have fun, without the requirements of individual long-term commitments.
When we finish each volunteer project, we gather as a group at a local bar or restaurant for food, drinks and the opportunity to continue to get to know each other. This helps to create a really fun social outlet as part of your volunteer experience.
Alum Rock Counseling Center:
ARCC was established in 1974 by a committed community activists recognizing the need for culturally– and linguistically competent support and services within some of the areas most troubled neighborhoods. Gangs, substance use, school truancy, family violence and abuse are commonplace in the neighborhoods served by ARCC.
ARCC serves 4,000 youth and their families throughout Santa Clara County, with primary emphasis in the East/Central San Jose area, one of the highest need regions in Santa Clara County. ARCC offers nearly a dozen separate programs for high-risk youth and their families. Programs, offered individually or in various combinations focus on: early childhood development and parent coaching, middle school student mentoring, life skills development, truancy reduction, gang-related services, and mobile crisis response and counseling, case management, child abuse and neglect prevention and community outreach.
Driving:
-From 680 take the King Road exit and make a left on King Road. Proceed 1/2 block and turn right into the driveway.
-From 280 (going south) exit at King Road, turn right, go 1/4 block and turn right into the driveway.
-From 101 (going in either direction) take the Story Road East exit. Turn left at King Road and turn left into the driveway.
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What we'll be doing:
One Brick will be assisting with the set up of the event (tents, game area, food area, etc) and then assisting with running the event (running the games, helping with boxed lunch distribution). One Brick volunteer assistance is invaluable and will help the event run smoothly for ARCC clients.
What you should know:
This is an outdoor event so please dress in layers, bring sunhat/sunscreen and water-bottle and where comfortable shoes as you will be on your feet most of the time. Volunteers are welcome to lunch too and water will be available for refills.
Where to meet:
Meet at the Lawn Picnic area
Other Info:
The park is on the corner of S. King Road and Story Road just off of 680/S. King exit. The entrance to the parking area is located on S. King Road
One Brick:
One Brick (www.onebrick.org) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that provides support to other local non-profit and community organizations by creating a unique, social and flexible volunteer environment for those interested in making a concrete difference in the community. This enables people to get involved, have an impact and have fun, without the requirements of individual long-term commitments.
When we finish each volunteer project, we gather as a group at a local bar or restaurant for food, drinks and the opportunity to continue to get to know each other. This helps to create a really fun social outlet as part of your volunteer experience.
Alum Rock Counseling Center:
ARCC was established in 1974 by a committed community activists recognizing the need for culturally– and linguistically competent support and services within some of the areas most troubled neighborhoods. Gangs, substance use, school truancy, family violence and abuse are commonplace in the neighborhoods served by ARCC.
ARCC serves 4,000 youth and their families throughout Santa Clara County, with primary emphasis in the East/Central San Jose area, one of the highest need regions in Santa Clara County. ARCC offers nearly a dozen separate programs for high-risk youth and their families. Programs, offered individually or in various combinations focus on: early childhood development and parent coaching, middle school student mentoring, life skills development, truancy reduction, gang-related services, and mobile crisis response and counseling, case management, child abuse and neglect prevention and community outreach.
Driving:
-From 680 take the King Road exit and make a left on King Road. Proceed 1/2 block and turn right into the driveway.
-From 280 (going south) exit at King Road, turn right, go 1/4 block and turn right into the driveway.
-From 101 (going in either direction) take the Story Road East exit. Turn left at King Road and turn left into the driveway.
This is a one-time event celebrating Alum Rock Community Center's 40th anniversary
What we'll be doing:
One Brick will be assisting with the set up of the event (tents, game area, food area, etc) and then assisting with running the event (running the games, helping with boxed lunch distribution). One Brick volunteer assistance is invaluable and will help the event run smoothly for ARCC clients.
What you should know:
This is an outdoor event so please dress in layers, bring sunhat/sunscreen and water-bottle and where comfortable shoes as you will be on your feet most of the time. Volunteers are welcome to lunch too and water will be available for refills.
Where to meet:
Meet at the Lawn Picnic area
Other Info:
The park is on the corner of S. King Road and Story Road just off of 680/S. King exit. The entrance to the parking area is located on S. King Road
One Brick:
One Brick (www.onebrick.org) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that provides support to other local non-profit and community organizations by creating a unique, social and flexible volunteer environment for those interested in making a concrete difference in the community. This enables people to get involved, have an impact and have fun, without the requirements of individual long-term commitments.
When we finish each volunteer project, we gather as a group at a local bar or restaurant for food, drinks and the opportunity to continue to get to know each other. This helps to create a really fun social outlet as part of your volunteer experience.
Alum Rock Counseling Center:
ARCC was established in 1974 by a committed community activists recognizing the need for culturally– and linguistically competent support and services within some of the areas most troubled neighborhoods. Gangs, substance use, school truancy, family violence and abuse are commonplace in the neighborhoods served by ARCC.
ARCC serves 4,000 youth and their families throughout Santa Clara County, with primary emphasis in the East/Central San Jose area, one of the highest need regions in Santa Clara County. ARCC offers nearly a dozen separate programs for high-risk youth and their families. Programs, offered individually or in various combinations focus on: early childhood development and parent coaching, middle school student mentoring, life skills development, truancy reduction, gang-related services, and mobile crisis response and counseling, case management, child abuse and neglect prevention and community outreach.
Driving:
-From 680 take the King Road exit and make a left on King Road. Proceed 1/2 block and turn right into the driveway.
-From 280 (going south) exit at King Road, turn right, go 1/4 block and turn right into the driveway.
-From 101 (going in either direction) take the Story Road East exit. Turn left at King Road and turn left into the driveway.
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What we'll be doing:
One Brick will be assisting with the set up of the event (tents, game area, food area, etc) and then assisting with running the event (running the games, helping with boxed lunch distribution). One Brick volunteer assistance is invaluable and will help the event run smoothly for ARCC clients.
What you should know:
This is an outdoor event so please dress in layers, bring sunhat/sunscreen and water-bottle and where comfortable shoes as you will be on your feet most of the time. Volunteers are welcome to lunch too and water will be available for refills.
Where to meet:
Meet at the Lawn Picnic area
Other Info:
The park is on the corner of S. King Road and Story Road just off of 680/S. King exit. The entrance to the parking area is located on S. King Road
One Brick:
One Brick (www.onebrick.org) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that provides support to other local non-profit and community organizations by creating a unique, social and flexible volunteer environment for those interested in making a concrete difference in the community. This enables people to get involved, have an impact and have fun, without the requirements of individual long-term commitments.
When we finish each volunteer project, we gather as a group at a local bar or restaurant for food, drinks and the opportunity to continue to get to know each other. This helps to create a really fun social outlet as part of your volunteer experience.
Alum Rock Counseling Center:
ARCC was established in 1974 by a committed community activists recognizing the need for culturally– and linguistically competent support and services within some of the areas most troubled neighborhoods. Gangs, substance use, school truancy, family violence and abuse are commonplace in the neighborhoods served by ARCC.
ARCC serves 4,000 youth and their families throughout Santa Clara County, with primary emphasis in the East/Central San Jose area, one of the highest need regions in Santa Clara County. ARCC offers nearly a dozen separate programs for high-risk youth and their families. Programs, offered individually or in various combinations focus on: early childhood development and parent coaching, middle school student mentoring, life skills development, truancy reduction, gang-related services, and mobile crisis response and counseling, case management, child abuse and neglect prevention and community outreach.
Driving:
-From 680 take the King Road exit and make a left on King Road. Proceed 1/2 block and turn right into the driveway.
-From 280 (going south) exit at King Road, turn right, go 1/4 block and turn right into the driveway.
-From 101 (going in either direction) take the Story Road East exit. Turn left at King Road and turn left into the driveway.
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647 S King Road, San Jose, CA 95116
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