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Our Sponsors
"Always there for their community"
The Well in the Desert gratefully acknowledges the generous grant given to the Well in 2011. Their understanding of our mission made sure that 10,000 individuals received a hot, healthy and nutritious meal. Our eternal thanks to The Weingart Foundation.
Atria Palm Desert, an assisted living community located at 44-300 San Pascual Avenue, donated 20 cases of water and other food items to the Well in the Desert, a non-profit providing poverty prevention programs to the poor as well as seniors, in Palm Springs. Atria Palm Desert Community Sales Director Cassandra Ferrier and Atria Palm Desert Director of Culinary Services presented the donation on Tuesday, July 24, 2012.
Left to right: Atria Palm Desert Community Sales Director Cassandra Ferrier, the Well Office Manager Marissa Diggs, Shay Quin, Atria Palm Desert Culinary Director Ken Fugleberg and The President of The Well in the Desert, Arlene Rosenthal.
Thank you to the Community Foundation and the Gimbel Fund for their generous donation in June that allowed us to provide hot nutritious meals to thousands of people in need.
and S.L. Gimbel Foundation Fund
Palm Springs Regional Assoc. of Realtors
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| Nobody without a home or enough money for food should have to go hungry over the holidays, and if SunLine Transit Agency and participating grocers have their way, hundreds will avoid that unpleasant fate. The transportation agency is organizing its annual “Fill the Bus” Food Drive on November 20 – 21 to benefit The Well in the Desert. The state-of-the-art 40-foot hydrogen-fuel cell bus will be parked at four designated Coachella Valley grocery stores during the two dates, and is asking residents to bring their canned goods, toiletries and non-perishable food items to fill the bus. Once filled, the donated items will be bused directly to the Well in the Desert, the morning of November 24, in time for the holidays to help those in need. SunLine Transit Agency has served the Coachella Valley for over 30 years, providing safe, reliable, environmentally conscious public transportation. Helping those in need is one of the many ways the agency continues to serve the community. | ||
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The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians The Well in the Desert wishes to thank the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians for its ongoing support of the Well and the programs and services we provide to our community. We thank our friends for their check of $5,000.00 on their annual day of giving, and for their continued support as sponsor of our Christmas Dinner at the Palm Springs Convention Center. We thank them now and always.
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The Auen Foundation We thank our wonderful friends at the Auen Foundation for their continued support of the Well. Their $15,000 donation for 2008 makes our job of providing for those less fortunate a lot easier than would be without them. They are "the wind beneath our wings".
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| To help meet healthcare needs in the District by continually enhancing our expertise, assessing the provision of health care services, reaching out to leading agencies to support their efforts and advocating effective health care policy to key decision makers. | |||
U.S. Bank At U.S. Bank we understand that no single organization can effectively tackle complex community issues alone. That's why we established the U.S. Bancorp Foundation to serve as the philanthropic arm of U.S. Bank. It is also why we partner with you - our employees - to offer contributions of money, time and expertise to a variety of nonprofit organizations throughout our footprint.
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| Hidden Harvest Hidden Harvest is a produce recovery program that employs low income farm workers to "rescue" produce that is left behind in the fields and orchards after harvest. Millions of pounds of produce are left for a variety of reasons - cosmetic blemishes, overproduction, dwindling market price. We also recover many hundreds of thousands of pounds of produce each year from area packing houses. This fresh and nutritious produce is delivered free of charge to over 60 local agencies that serve the poor and hungry. Currently, more than 44,000 low income people receive Hidden Harvest produce each month via our client agencies. Click on our logo or the link to find out more about Hidden Harvest. |
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| Prime Time International Prime Time is an agricultural producer based in Coachella California, best known as the largest supplier of bell peppers in the United States. With operations throughout California and Mexico, Prime Time produces red, green, yellow and orange peppers grown in both hothouses and in the open field. Other products grown in the Coachella Valley include watermelon, sweet corn, green beans and eggplant. Prime Time has long been a company with a deep sense of social responsibility and has a long history of involvement in our communities and a consistent donor to a variety of charitable endeavors. Prime Time was honored in 2009 to be selected as the Outstanding Philanthropic Corporation in the Coachella Valley as a part of National Philanthropy Day. Click on our logo above or here for more information. |
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HEDCO Foundation Founded in Oakland, California in 1972, HEDCO is a private foundation funded by numerous sources, including corporations and individuals. |
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| The HEDCO Foundation supports a variety of philanthropic projects ranging from gifts to purchase equipment for scientific and medical research to grants supporting educational institutions and social welfare organizations. For more information, contact the HEDCO Foundation at P.O. Box 339 Danville, CA 94526-0339, Telephone: (925) 743-0257. | |||
Desert Regional Medical Center Auxiliary Complementing the day to day work of the volunteer program is the DRMC Auxiliary Foundation; the not-for-profit fundraising and charitable outreach arm of the hospital volunteer services. The Auxiliary has been in existence in the 1950s. |
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from our attractive Gift Shop in the Sinatra Tower Lobby. Additionally, many other creative and diverse fundraisers fill out the Auxiliary’s
year. Application for funding are evaluated during the fourth quarter each year for allocations to be made in January of the following year. Some examples of donations made include: New volunteers are always welcome to our DRMC family. For more information, please call 760.323.6394. Our office is open Monday through Friday 9:00 am to 4:30 pm, or click on our logo above or here to visit our web page. |
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Cabazon Band of Mission Indians The Well in the Desert thanks the Cabazon Band of Mission Indians for its partnership with the Well and for your generosity and assistance. We look forward to working hand-in-hand with you on projects that serve those in need for many years to come. "We are a people. We are a heritage. We are a nation." |
Wells Fargo The Well in the Desert is very grateful to Wells Fargo for their support of our food programs, serving those in need and ensuring hot, nutritious meals for over 2,500 people: seniors, children, the working poor, those without homes, the disabled, and all who are in need and struggling during these difficult economic times. We salute and thank Wells Fargo for their support and applaud them for all they do for so many worthy causes; we look forward to a strong partnership now and in future years. |
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She She She She is a premier, one-stop shopping destination featuring the season's hottest apparel, shoes, handbags, and accessories. This hip, sexy, casual, and fun boutique is for the young-minded woman with a cutting edge sense of style. The Well in the Desert thanks She She for its support and community involvement. Please patronize those who make our job of feeding those in need so much easier. |
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SunLine Transit Agency is a joint powers authority formed in 1977 to operate the Coachella Valley’s public transportation system. Its vehicles travel more than 21 million passenger miles per year, covering 556 bus stops located throughout a 1,120 mile-service area. SunLine offers fixed route bus service and curb-to-curb paratransit for the mobility impaired. Community Outreach Programs have impacted almost 6,000 people so far this year providing information and bus riding training to senior centers, senior housing, public schools, charitable organizations and corporate health fairs.