7th Annual SSFL Charity Golf Tournament Set for Feb. 29
This year's event will again be held at Glendora Country Club. Tee time is 11 a.m. Post-play panel features sports journalists Tom Hoffarth and Bill Dwyre and others.
This year's event will again be held at Glendora Country Club. Tee time is 11 a.m. Post-play panel features sports journalists Tom Hoffarth and Bill Dwyre and others.
Legendary basketball coaches Jim Harrick and Mike LeDuc will be among the other celebrities Nov. 3 at Glendora Country Club.
The always entertaining Tremor of the minor league Rancho Cucamonga baseball team adds to the excitement of another SSFL event -- a 1K fun run for kids and 5K in Ontario at Citizens Bank Arena.
DPI Labs gets Small Business of the Year award for its community service through Sowing Seeds for Life, and now it is even going to do more with job placements in cooperation with LA Works.
Steve Garvey, Ron Cey, Bill Russell and other sports legends help attract a record number of players to the 2013 Sowing Seeds for Life charity golf tournament at Glendora CC. A big assist goes to title sponsor Joe Feinberg.
A visit to the studio where the "Fox NFL Sunday" pregame show is televised from is one prize. Another is a visit to Vin Scully's broadcast booth as part of a Dodger package. LA Verne Chamber CEO Brian McNerney has done both.
Vicki Brown, the CEO of the La Verne areospace manufacturing company, DPI Labs, took a $100 donation from her church in 2007 and turned it into a top regional food bank, serving over 6,000 people per month.
Denae Hollar, an eighth-grader at Ramona Middle School, spent some 40 yours making tie blankets and then, with help from friend and Michelle Boulward, handed them out at "Christmas in the Park" event at Ganesha Park.
"Chistmas in the Park" event is highlight of busy schedule for CEO and founder Vicki Brown. Hundreds of children received free toys and a photo with Santa Claus, and adult family members canned goods, other foods and more.
Scott DeSmet, Brian McNerney, Jim O'Brien, Vicki Brown and Al Snow. The truck got spruced up with decals not long after it was purchased. Sowing Seeds for Life will soon be truckin’ in style, thanks in part to a $53,000 grant from the Ludwick Family Foundation of Glendora. SSFL volunteer Jim