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Breast Cancer Fund Make-A-Wish 


WHAT YOU CAN DO

Here are the organizations you hear about on 107.7 The Bone and information on how you can support them!

If you have an event or fundraiser that you'd like to share with others on this page, please email us or fax your submissions on your organization's letterhead to:

Public Service Announcements
107.7 The Bone
55 Hawthorne Street, Suite 1000
San Francisco, CA 94105

(415) 995-6867 fax
(415) 995-6829 phone
SFOPSA@cumulus.com

 

Milpitas Chamber of Commerce - 3/18
If you’re a job-seeker, or a business looking for qualified workers, attend the Milpitas Community Job Fair on Thursday, March 18th. Find out more at www.milpitaschamber.com.

MS Friends - 3/19
Historic photos of rocks icons Janis, Jimi, Carlos and The Dead, taken at various San Francisco locations, are on display at Macy's Union Square March 5 through March 19th. Sales will support people living with MS.  To find out more go to www.msfriends.org or call 415-861-8036.

San Ramon Park & Rec - 3/19
San Ramon middle-schoolers can take part in the City's first "Wii Tournament" Friday, March 19th at the Dougherty Station Community Center. You can find out more by calling 925-973-3362 or visiting www.sanramon.ca.gov

"Pennies For Peace" Garage Sale - 3/20
Help change children’s lives:  The Synapse School and First Baptist Church in Palo Alto are having a garage sale Saturday, March 20th, from 9:00am to 2:00pm to benefit “Pennies for Peace,” an international service-learning program that empowers communities through education in Pakistan and Afghanistan.  Visit the garage sale at First Baptist Church at 305 N. California Avenue and browse through furniture, sports equipment, toys, baby gear and more.  For further info, please go to www.isynapse.org or call (650) 685-9885.

Bay Area Girls Rock Camp - 3/20
The Bay Area Girls Rock Camp presents a concert of all-original music on Saturday, March 20th at the Oakland Metro Opera House. The girls spent 10 weeks learning to play guitar, bass and drums, and about marketing, promotion and musical 'her'story. You can find out more at www.bayareagirlsrockcamp.org.

Ala Costa Center - 3/20
The Canyon View Event Center in San Ramon takes a turn towards Bourbon Street on Saturday, March 20th! It's the annual Mardi Gras fundraiser for Ala Costa Centers for the Developmentally Disabled. Find out more by calling  510-828-4772 or visiting www.alacostacenter.org.

Office on Aging - 3/20
The South Bay "Office on Aging" provides a wide range of services for those over 50, from health and safety resources, to travel and recreation opportunities.  If you, or your parents, could benefit, find out more by calling 408-979-7915.

“ACES” Foundation - 3/21
The Lorenzo Alexander ACES Foundation will host its 2nd Annual "Celebrity Bowling Fundraiser" Sunday, March 21st Albany Bowl. Proceeds support programs for young African-American athletes. Find out more at www.acesfoundationevents.blogspot.com or call 510-350-7127.

Commonwealth Club - 3/23
The Commonwealth Club presents an interfaith forum on religion and the environment, Tuesday, March 23rd in San Francisco. For the schedule, go to www.commonwealthclub.org

California Brain Injury Association - 3/27
The 3rd Annual 'Walk for Thought" supports the California Brain Injury Association. It's Saturday, March 27th at Lake Merritt.  You can find out more at www.calbia.org or by calling 510-865-4953.

Commonwealth Club -  3/29
The Commonwealth Club of California presents a discussion on Energy Dependence and National Security on March 29 in San Francisco. If you're interested, check the full schedule at  www.commonwealthclub.org

Trips for Kids - 4/3
Cycling enthusiasts can pick up great bargains on bikes and accessories at the "Trips for Kids" Warehouse Sale Saturday, April 3rd in San Rafael. For more info, call 415-458-2986 or go to www.tripsforkids/org/marin.

Cupertino Park & Rec -  4/3
The 2010 "Bunny Run" takes place Saturday, April 3rd at the Cupertino Community Center. There's a 5k, a 2.5 walk, and a Kids Run where everyone wins. For info, please call 408-777-3120 or visit www.cupertino.org.www.cupertino.org

Bay Area Girls Rock Camp - 4/5
Women 19 and over are invited to spend a long weekend in April learning to play the rock instrument of their choice, at Ladies Rock Camp in Oakland.  If you're interested, go to www.bayareagirlsrockcamp.org.

Palo Alto Art Center - 4/18
The Palo Alto Art Center has extended the exhibit "Treasures from the Mexican Museum" through April 18th to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Mexico's independence. To find out more, call 650-329-2366 or go to www.cityofpaloalto.org/artcenter.

Marijuana Anonymous  - 4/20
Marijuana Anonymous is a free 12-step program for those who want to stop using pot. There are about two dozen meetings every week in the Bay Area.  You can find one near you at www.marijuana-anonymous.org.

A Better Way Foster Program
The foster program "A Better Way" is looking for adoptive families for Bay Area children who cannot stay with their biological parents.  For more information, call 877-UADOPTME or visit www.abetterwayinc.net.

Salvation Army - 4/15
Support the victims of the earthquake and tsunami in Chile, by texting the word "CHILE" to 52000. A one-time $10 donation to the Salvation Army will be charged to your cell phone bill. Find out more at www.salvationarmy.ca

Youth Speaks - 4/15
Teen poets, performers and MC's will take the mic in the "Youth Speaks" Teen Poetry Slam, taking place in 6 Bay Area communities over the next few months. Find out how to register at www.youthspeaks.org

Chavez Family Vision - 3/31
The musical "Let the Eagle Fly - The Story of Cesar Chavez" plays at San Jose City College Theater (March 5) through March 31st. To find out more, go to www.lettheeaglefly.com or www.chavezfamilyvision.com.

Greater Golden Gate Pop Warner - 4/2
The youth football organization "Pop Warner" is joining other youth sports groups in fighting childhood obesity. If you'd like to start a chapter, or register your child for the Greater Golden Gate chapter, please go to www.threegc.org or call 800-371-8829.

Parents Place - 4/8
Parents Place in San Rafael presents classes in Positive Discipline and Baby Sign Language in March and April. They also provide great resources and referrals for new parents. To find out more, go to www.parentsplace.org or call 415-491-7959.

United Way - Free Tax Assistance - 4/15
If you earned under $52,000 in 2009, you can get free help doing your taxes through the program called "Earn It! Keep It! Save It!". To learn more, call 211 or 800-358-8832.

African-American Shakespeare Company - 4/18
The African-American Shakespeare Company closes its 15th season with "Othello," March 25th through April 18th at the African American Art & Cultural Complex in San Francisco.  For ticket information, call 800-838-3006 or go to www.africanamericanshakes.org.

American Diabetes Association - 5/1
Take the ride of your life for the American Diabetes Association, Sunday, May 2nd in the beautiful Napa Valley. It's the "Tour De Cure" and all levels of cyclists are welcome.  Find out more at www.diabetes.org/tour.

Livestrong Foundation - 5/23
Cyclists: take part in an epic ride through the Napa Wine Country on May 23rd. It's the Granfondo Tour, and proceeds benefit the Livestrong Foundation. Find out more at www.granfondo.org or call 415-561-6251.

California Assembly/U.S. Census - 6/1
The 2010 census is very important to the state of California, as it can mean more money for schools, roads, and public safety. So fill out your census forms as accurately as you can when they arrive in March. You can find out more at www.asm.ca.gov/fong and www.2010.census.gov.

Doctors Without Borders
Doctors Without Borders delivers emergency medical aid to worldwide victims of epidemics, armed conflicts, and natural disasters, like the earthquakes in Haiti and Chile. If you can help, please go to www.doctorswithoutborders.org.


 

Breast Cancer Fund Make-A-Wish 


WHAT YOU CAN DO

Here are the organizations you hear about on 107.7 The Bone and information on how you can support them!

If you have an event or fundraiser that you'd like to share with others on this page, please email us or fax your submissions on your organization's letterhead to:

Public Service Announcements
107.7 The Bone
55 Hawthorne Street, Suite 1000
San Francisco, CA 94105

(415) 995-6867 fax
(415) 995-6829 phone
SFOPSA@cumulus.com

 

Milpitas Chamber of Commerce - 3/18
If you’re a job-seeker, or a business looking for qualified workers, attend the Milpitas Community Job Fair on Thursday, March 18th. Find out more at www.milpitaschamber.com.

MS Friends - 3/19
Historic photos of rocks icons Janis, Jimi, Carlos and The Dead, taken at various San Francisco locations, are on display at Macy's Union Square March 5 through March 19th. Sales will support people living with MS.  To find out more go to www.msfriends.org or call 415-861-8036.

San Ramon Park & Rec - 3/19
San Ramon middle-schoolers can take part in the City's first "Wii Tournament" Friday, March 19th at the Dougherty Station Community Center. You can find out more by calling 925-973-3362 or visiting www.sanramon.ca.gov

"Pennies For Peace" Garage Sale - 3/20
Help change children’s lives:  The Synapse School and First Baptist Church in Palo Alto are having a garage sale Saturday, March 20th, from 9:00am to 2:00pm to benefit “Pennies for Peace,” an international service-learning program that empowers communities through education in Pakistan and Afghanistan.  Visit the garage sale at First Baptist Church at 305 N. California Avenue and browse through furniture, sports equipment, toys, baby gear and more.  For further info, please go to www.isynapse.org or call (650) 685-9885.

Bay Area Girls Rock Camp - 3/20
The Bay Area Girls Rock Camp presents a concert of all-original music on Saturday, March 20th at the Oakland Metro Opera House. The girls spent 10 weeks learning to play guitar, bass and drums, and about marketing, promotion and musical 'her'story. You can find out more at www.bayareagirlsrockcamp.org.

Ala Costa Center - 3/20
The Canyon View Event Center in San Ramon takes a turn towards Bourbon Street on Saturday, March 20th! It's the annual Mardi Gras fundraiser for Ala Costa Centers for the Developmentally Disabled. Find out more by calling  510-828-4772 or visiting www.alacostacenter.org.

Office on Aging - 3/20
The South Bay "Office on Aging" provides a wide range of services for those over 50, from health and safety resources, to travel and recreation opportunities.  If you, or your parents, could benefit, find out more by calling 408-979-7915.

“ACES” Foundation - 3/21
The Lorenzo Alexander ACES Foundation will host its 2nd Annual "Celebrity Bowling Fundraiser" Sunday, March 21st Albany Bowl. Proceeds support programs for young African-American athletes. Find out more at www.acesfoundationevents.blogspot.com or call 510-350-7127.

Commonwealth Club - 3/23
The Commonwealth Club presents an interfaith forum on religion and the environment, Tuesday, March 23rd in San Francisco. For the schedule, go to www.commonwealthclub.org

California Brain Injury Association - 3/27
The 3rd Annual 'Walk for Thought" supports the California Brain Injury Association. It's Saturday, March 27th at Lake Merritt.  You can find out more at www.calbia.org or by calling 510-865-4953.

Commonwealth Club -  3/29
The Commonwealth Club of California presents a discussion on Energy Dependence and National Security on March 29 in San Francisco. If you're interested, check the full schedule at  www.commonwealthclub.org

Trips for Kids - 4/3
Cycling enthusiasts can pick up great bargains on bikes and accessories at the "Trips for Kids" Warehouse Sale Saturday, April 3rd in San Rafael. For more info, call 415-458-2986 or go to www.tripsforkids/org/marin.

Cupertino Park & Rec -  4/3
The 2010 "Bunny Run" takes place Saturday, April 3rd at the Cupertino Community Center. There's a 5k, a 2.5 walk, and a Kids Run where everyone wins. For info, please call 408-777-3120 or visit www.cupertino.org.www.cupertino.org

Bay Area Girls Rock Camp - 4/5
Women 19 and over are invited to spend a long weekend in April learning to play the rock instrument of their choice, at Ladies Rock Camp in Oakland.  If you're interested, go to www.bayareagirlsrockcamp.org.

Palo Alto Art Center - 4/18
The Palo Alto Art Center has extended the exhibit "Treasures from the Mexican Museum" through April 18th to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Mexico's independence. To find out more, call 650-329-2366 or go to www.cityofpaloalto.org/artcenter.

Marijuana Anonymous  - 4/20
Marijuana Anonymous is a free 12-step program for those who want to stop using pot. There are about two dozen meetings every week in the Bay Area.  You can find one near you at www.marijuana-anonymous.org.

A Better Way Foster Program
The foster program "A Better Way" is looking for adoptive families for Bay Area children who cannot stay with their biological parents.  For more information, call 877-UADOPTME or visit www.abetterwayinc.net.

Salvation Army - 4/15
Support the victims of the earthquake and tsunami in Chile, by texting the word "CHILE" to 52000. A one-time $10 donation to the Salvation Army will be charged to your cell phone bill. Find out more at www.salvationarmy.ca

Youth Speaks - 4/15
Teen poets, performers and MC's will take the mic in the "Youth Speaks" Teen Poetry Slam, taking place in 6 Bay Area communities over the next few months. Find out how to register at www.youthspeaks.org

Chavez Family Vision - 3/31
The musical "Let the Eagle Fly - The Story of Cesar Chavez" plays at San Jose City College Theater (March 5) through March 31st. To find out more, go to www.lettheeaglefly.com or www.chavezfamilyvision.com.

Greater Golden Gate Pop Warner - 4/2
The youth football organization "Pop Warner" is joining other youth sports groups in fighting childhood obesity. If you'd like to start a chapter, or register your child for the Greater Golden Gate chapter, please go to www.threegc.org or call 800-371-8829.

Parents Place - 4/8
Parents Place in San Rafael presents classes in Positive Discipline and Baby Sign Language in March and April. They also provide great resources and referrals for new parents. To find out more, go to www.parentsplace.org or call 415-491-7959.

United Way - Free Tax Assistance - 4/15
If you earned under $52,000 in 2009, you can get free help doing your taxes through the program called "Earn It! Keep It! Save It!". To learn more, call 211 or 800-358-8832.

African-American Shakespeare Company - 4/18
The African-American Shakespeare Company closes its 15th season with "Othello," March 25th through April 18th at the African American Art & Cultural Complex in San Francisco.  For ticket information, call 800-838-3006 or go to www.africanamericanshakes.org.

American Diabetes Association - 5/1
Take the ride of your life for the American Diabetes Association, Sunday, May 2nd in the beautiful Napa Valley. It's the "Tour De Cure" and all levels of cyclists are welcome.  Find out more at www.diabetes.org/tour.

Livestrong Foundation - 5/23
Cyclists: take part in an epic ride through the Napa Wine Country on May 23rd. It's the Granfondo Tour, and proceeds benefit the Livestrong Foundation. Find out more at www.granfondo.org or call 415-561-6251.

California Assembly/U.S. Census - 6/1
The 2010 census is very important to the state of California, as it can mean more money for schools, roads, and public safety. So fill out your census forms as accurately as you can when they arrive in March. You can find out more at www.asm.ca.gov/fong and www.2010.census.gov.

Doctors Without Borders
Doctors Without Borders delivers emergency medical aid to worldwide victims of epidemics, armed conflicts, and natural disasters, like the earthquakes in Haiti and Chile. If you can help, please go to www.doctorswithoutborders.org.


 

SUPPORT HAITI RELIEF EFFORTS

Millions of people have been affected by the catastrophic earthquake which hit Haiti. The American Red Cross’ efforts are underway to provide basic supplies like food, water and medicine.  The people of Haiti are struggling to survive during this critical time of need and you have the power to help. 

To find out how you can donate to the Haitian Earthquake relief efforts, please visit these national and international organizations:

www.redcross.org
www.doctorswithoutborders.org
www.oxfamamerica.org
www.care.org
www.unicefusa.org/haitiquake
www.savethechildren.org

Text "HAITI" to 90999 & and $10 will be donated to the Red Cross.  You can also text "YELE" to 501501 to donate $5 to "Yele Haiti" (Wyclef Jean's charity).  Standard text message and data rates apply.


 

SUPPORT HAITI RELIEF EFFORTS

Millions of people have been affected by the catastrophic earthquake which hit Haiti. The American Red Cross’ efforts are underway to provide basic supplies like food, water and medicine.  The people of Haiti are struggling to survive during this critical time of need and you have the power to help. 

To find out how you can donate to the Haitian Earthquake relief efforts, please visit these national and international organizations:

www.redcross.org
www.doctorswithoutborders.org
www.oxfamamerica.org
www.care.org
www.unicefusa.org/haitiquake
www.savethechildren.org

Text "HAITI" to 90999 & and $10 will be donated to the Red Cross.  You can also text "YELE" to 501501 to donate $5 to "Yele Haiti" (Wyclef Jean's charity).  Standard text message and data rates apply.


 

107.7 THE BONE'S COMMITMENT TO THE COMMUNITY

Boneheads raised over $5,000 for the Ronald McDonald House of Palo AltoGOLF TOURNAMENT RAISES OVER $5,000!
With the help of our loyal Boneheads, Lamont & Tonelli's annual "Sip It, Grip It, & Rip It" Golf Tournament raised over $5,000 for the Ronald McDonald House in Palo Alto.

 

TA-TA TUESDAYS
Since the start of The Bone's Ta-Ta Tuesdays, Boneheads have raised over $107,700 for the Breast Cancer Fund, a national non-profit dedicated to breast cancer prevention. Thanks, Boneheads - you rock!!!

 

BONEHEADS RAISE $40,000 FOR HURRICANE VICTIMSBONEHEADS RAISE $40,000 FOR HURRICANE VICTIMS
Thanks to all who helped Steven Seaweed raise $3,000 during the "Hot Lunch On Demand - Pay For Play!" We appreciate your donations to the American Red Cross.

 

107.7 THE BONE A FINALIST FOR 2005 N.A.B. CRYSTAL AWARD
107.7 The Bone was among the finalists announced in the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Crystal Radio Awards competition. Since 1987, the NAB Crystal Awards have recognized radio stations for their outstanding year-round community service efforts.

“We are taking local radio to a whole new level,” said Bone General Manager Dwight Walker. We create goodwill for Bay Area communities and through events such as Bone Home Town. Localism is one of the foundations of our brand. It an honor for The BONE to be recognized by the broadcast industry for our efforts.”

107.7 The Bone works with local charities such as The Breast Cancer Fund, Ronald McDonald House, Second Harvest Food Banks, Childrens Hospital Oakland and Little Kids Rock to enhance their efforts. In addition, the station’s “Bone Home Town” program has helped towns and cities throughout the Bay Area publicize their communities concerns and needs.

The finalists were selected by a panel of judges representing broadcasting, community service organizations and public relations firms.

 

SAVE THE EARTH FOUNDATIONBONEHEADS RAISE $1400 ON EARTH DAY
Thank you to all the Boneheads who participated in Save The Earth's guitar auction for Earth Day.  The autographed Aerosmith guitar went for $1400.

All proceeds benefitted Save The Earth Foundation.

 

 

imagesRECORD NUMBERS TURN OUT FOR BLOOD DRIVE
107.7 The Bone was a proud sponsor of the annual Infineon Technologies High-Speed Blood Drive at Infineon Raceway to benefit the American Red Cross. Nearly 425 people braved rainy and windy conditionsto participate. Race fans who agreed to donate a point of blood were treated to a speedy lap around the 12-turn, 2.52-mile road course. The event generated 140 pints of blood, which American Red Cross officials say was a record amount for 2005 based on a one-day event in Northern California. Thanks to all of the Boneheads who participated!

 

imageGEORGE CARLIN SHOW RAISES $3,000 FOR FOOD BANKS
On November 12th, 2006, 107.7 The Bone's Lamont & Tonelli hosted an evening with George Carlin at the Masonic Auditorium in San Francisco. The show was a fundraiser for the Second Harvest Food Banks in San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara counties. $3,430.00 was raised - that amount will provide 6,854 meals to the local communities. $1 from each ticket sold was donated to the Second Harvest Food Banks. Plus, Lamont & Tonelli held an on-air auction for front row tickets to the show. The auction winner was Paul Pacheco of Tiburon, who bid $600 for the tickets. Thanks Boneheads, for all of your generosity - you rock!


BONE HOME TOWNS

Bone Home Town is reaching out into Bay Area communities to support all types of local charities! Thanks to our loyal Boneheads, we've raised money and awareness for the following local charities:

  • Second Harvest Food Bank, San MateoBone Home Town
  • Milpitas Food Pantry, Milpitas
  • Martinez Rotary, Martinez
  • Guide Dogs for the Blind, San Rafael
  • Berkeley Association of Sports Field Users, Berkeley
  • Ronald McDonald House, Palo Alto
  • The Breast Cancer Fund, Dublin
  • Antioch Lions Club, Antioch
  • Campbell Relay for Life, Campbell
  • Montclair Veterinary Hospital Pet & Wildlife Fund, Montclair
  • Little Kids Rock, San Francisco
  • Castro Valley Library, Castro Valley
  • Canine Companions for Independence, Santa Rosa
  • St. Joseph's Family Center, Gilroy
  • Daly City Emergency Food Pantry, Daly City
  • Benicia Main Street, Benicia
  • Mid-Peninsula Boys & Girls Club, Burlingame
  • Oakland Boys & Girls Club, Oakland

 

 

107.7 THE BONE'S COMMITMENT TO THE COMMUNITY

Boneheads raised over $5,000 for the Ronald McDonald House of Palo AltoGOLF TOURNAMENT RAISES OVER $5,000!
With the help of our loyal Boneheads, Lamont & Tonelli's annual "Sip It, Grip It, & Rip It" Golf Tournament raised over $5,000 for the Ronald McDonald House in Palo Alto.

 

TA-TA TUESDAYS
Since the start of The Bone's Ta-Ta Tuesdays, Boneheads have raised over $107,700 for the Breast Cancer Fund, a national non-profit dedicated to breast cancer prevention. Thanks, Boneheads - you rock!!!

 

BONEHEADS RAISE $40,000 FOR HURRICANE VICTIMSBONEHEADS RAISE $40,000 FOR HURRICANE VICTIMS
Thanks to all who helped Steven Seaweed raise $3,000 during the "Hot Lunch On Demand - Pay For Play!" We appreciate your donations to the American Red Cross.

 

107.7 THE BONE A FINALIST FOR 2005 N.A.B. CRYSTAL AWARD
107.7 The Bone was among the finalists announced in the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Crystal Radio Awards competition. Since 1987, the NAB Crystal Awards have recognized radio stations for their outstanding year-round community service efforts.

“We are taking local radio to a whole new level,” said Bone General Manager Dwight Walker. We create goodwill for Bay Area communities and through events such as Bone Home Town. Localism is one of the foundations of our brand. It an honor for The BONE to be recognized by the broadcast industry for our efforts.”

107.7 The Bone works with local charities such as The Breast Cancer Fund, Ronald McDonald House, Second Harvest Food Banks, Childrens Hospital Oakland and Little Kids Rock to enhance their efforts. In addition, the station’s “Bone Home Town” program has helped towns and cities throughout the Bay Area publicize their communities concerns and needs.

The finalists were selected by a panel of judges representing broadcasting, community service organizations and public relations firms.

 

SAVE THE EARTH FOUNDATIONBONEHEADS RAISE $1400 ON EARTH DAY
Thank you to all the Boneheads who participated in Save The Earth's guitar auction for Earth Day.  The autographed Aerosmith guitar went for $1400.

All proceeds benefitted Save The Earth Foundation.

 

 

imagesRECORD NUMBERS TURN OUT FOR BLOOD DRIVE
107.7 The Bone was a proud sponsor of the annual Infineon Technologies High-Speed Blood Drive at Infineon Raceway to benefit the American Red Cross. Nearly 425 people braved rainy and windy conditionsto participate. Race fans who agreed to donate a point of blood were treated to a speedy lap around the 12-turn, 2.52-mile road course. The event generated 140 pints of blood, which American Red Cross officials say was a record amount for 2005 based on a one-day event in Northern California. Thanks to all of the Boneheads who participated!

 

imageGEORGE CARLIN SHOW RAISES $3,000 FOR FOOD BANKS
On November 12th, 2006, 107.7 The Bone's Lamont & Tonelli hosted an evening with George Carlin at the Masonic Auditorium in San Francisco. The show was a fundraiser for the Second Harvest Food Banks in San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara counties. $3,430.00 was raised - that amount will provide 6,854 meals to the local communities. $1 from each ticket sold was donated to the Second Harvest Food Banks. Plus, Lamont & Tonelli held an on-air auction for front row tickets to the show. The auction winner was Paul Pacheco of Tiburon, who bid $600 for the tickets. Thanks Boneheads, for all of your generosity - you rock!


BONE HOME TOWNS

Bone Home Town is reaching out into Bay Area communities to support all types of local charities! Thanks to our loyal Boneheads, we've raised money and awareness for the following local charities:

  • Second Harvest Food Bank, San MateoBone Home Town
  • Milpitas Food Pantry, Milpitas
  • Martinez Rotary, Martinez
  • Guide Dogs for the Blind, San Rafael
  • Berkeley Association of Sports Field Users, Berkeley
  • Ronald McDonald House, Palo Alto
  • The Breast Cancer Fund, Dublin
  • Antioch Lions Club, Antioch
  • Campbell Relay for Life, Campbell
  • Montclair Veterinary Hospital Pet & Wildlife Fund, Montclair
  • Little Kids Rock, San Francisco
  • Castro Valley Library, Castro Valley
  • Canine Companions for Independence, Santa Rosa
  • St. Joseph's Family Center, Gilroy
  • Daly City Emergency Food Pantry, Daly City
  • Benicia Main Street, Benicia
  • Mid-Peninsula Boys & Girls Club, Burlingame
  • Oakland Boys & Girls Club, Oakland

 

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