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Laguna Woods Globe

Location

Laguna Woods, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 2015

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3

Clowns Find Niche Through Community Service and Joy

Clown Alley members explore their identities by entertaining at schools, bases, and events. Arlene Mukamal leads seniors in The Hokey Pokey while Dorothy Thayer enjoys face painting and hugs. Most members are women, many former teachers, who report pride, fear reduction, and strong belonging. For info, Crown College at 949-363-4008.

Dauer Arlene Mukamal Dorothy Thayer Daisy Thayer Clown Alley Mukamal Carol Novick Poppi Crown College

Elder Corps aims to protect vulnerable seniors nationwide

Burnight brings together law enforcement, legal and medical professionals to form Elder Corps a team linking a volunteer pro bono attorney fiduciary and social service allies with vulnerable older adults. The program mirrors E CASA with a lifelong commitment to each elder, while Ageless Alliance grows to 15 000 by 2015 and pushes for funding the Elderly Justice Act. Burnight cites her father inspiration and a need seen in 800 annual calls to Adult Protective Services and 10 percent of older Americans abused or neglected. Linda Armas lauds Burnight as tireless advocate for frail seniors.

Ourright Elder Corps Burnight John Parker Ageless Alliance AARP Laguna Woods Barnight Congress Barack Obama Linda Armas

GRF sets higher exception rate for nonprofit fundraisers

The GRF will pay a higher exception rate for nonprofit fundraising events, with examples like Clubhouse Two Main Lounge rental rising from 19 to 425 dollars for three hours. Other actions include updated Equestrian Center pricing, grant of an Audit Task Force, ethics and media policy updates, and publication distribution rules. Directors noted favorable year to date results with a surplus and solid reserves, and announced the next GRF meeting for February 3.

Laguna Woods Foundation Stone GRF United and Third Mutuals Mutual Fifty

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