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Downtown Briefs October 2014

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5K run/walk to benefit injured veterans

Now in its 12th year the Run for Our Troops 5K will take place on Shelter Island on Nov. 9. The 5k run/walk benefits Home for Our Troops, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that builds specially adapted mortgage-free homes for severely injured veterans who sustained their injuries in combat since Sept. 11, 2001. The homes are built at no cost to veterans utilizing donated funds. This year the 5K will be co-hosted by CertaPro Painters, one of many businesses that work closely with Home for Our Troops supporting their fundraising efforts. Participants in the race will receive a champagne breakfast after the event and an event t-shirt. For details and to register for the race visit shelterisland5k.com.

‘Edgers’ to rappel down San Diego’s tallest waterfront building to raise money for brain cancer research

The Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego will host a unique fundraising challenge, Over the Edge for Brain Cancer, on Nov. 1. Participants or “edgers” commit to the event by reaching a fundraising minimum of $1,500 and in exchange get the opportunity to rappel 365 ft. down the hotel. Out of 82 participants this year, two courageous VIP “edgers” Hannah and Susie Nancarrow, the daughter and wife of beloved Fox 5 News anchor Loren Nancarrow, will participate. Loren lost his battle with brain cancer in December 2013 and his family continues to honor him with their participation in events such as Over the Edge. Funds raised this year will go to Accelerate Brain Cancer Cure to be directed to San Diego-based brain cancer research. To learn more, including how to donate and how to rappel watch on the day of the event visit otesandiego.org.

Unique gala in Del Mar to benefit hunger-relief organization

On Oct. 11 the Del Mar Paddock and Turf Club will host Sunset Soiree, a gala to raise funds for Feeding America San Diego (FASD). The event will include handcrafted cocktails, dining under the stars and a one-of-a-kind concert experience with legendary rockers Chicago. The evening begins with a reception at 6 p.m. followed by dinner, made with local organic and sustainable fare, and a live auction. Starting at 9 p.m. will be the musical performance by Chicago to finish the night. The gala will raise money for FASD’s hunger-relief and nutrition programs in San Diego County. To purchase tickets visit feedingamericasd.org.

Halloween-themed fundraising brunch cruise to host dogs and pet parents

Hornblower Cruises & Events’ Sixth annual Bow Wow Brunch Cruise will set sail Oct. 19 with dogs and owners onboard. Each year the special cruise raises funds for Helen Woodward Animal Center, a local nonprofit that cares for orphaned and injured animals. For human cruisers the brunch buffet will include seasonal favorites and free-flowing sparkling wine and mimosas. For canine cruisers a doggie treat bar, sponsored by Petco, will satisfy hunger. There will also be a costume contest and dog trick competition for prizes. The cruise boards at 11:30 a.m. and departs from the Grape Street Pier at 12 p.m. For tickets and more information visit hornblower.com.

 Chargers gear up for Blood Drive XXXVI

The day-long Chargers blood drive will take over the Town & Country Convention Center in Mission Valley on Nov. 25. The event benefiting the San Diego Blood Bank is one of the longest-running and most successful life-saving events all year. Festivities include entertainment, food, refreshments and the chance to collect autographs from Chargers players and Chargers cheerleaders. Entry to the event is $5 ($1 for children over 2, free for children under 2); blood donors will have their entry fee refunded after donation. Parking is also free for donors. Those interested in obtaining the Chargers Blood Drive XXXVI t-shirt can donate a week prior to the event during Chargers Mania at all San Diego Blood Bank donor centers and bloodmobiles. Those donors will receive a voucher to receive their t-shirt and a wristband for the autograph line at the blood drive on Nov. 25. For more information and to schedule your donation appointment visit sandiegobloodbank.org.

Art exhibit features masterpieces from over 40 modern artists 

Opening Oct. 4 Gauguin to Warhol: 20th Century Icons brings modern art from the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in New York to The San Diego Museum of Art through Jan. 27, 2015. Masterpieces on display include works by the titular artists as well as Salvador Dali, Pablo Picasso, Jackson Pollock, Vincent Van Gogh and many others. Related events will take place throughout the exhibition’s run, including “Culture & Cocktails” on Oct. 16. This event is free for museum members and $20 for nonmembers. The Pop-art themed party is inspired by Andy Warhol and the exhibition. Entertainment at “Culture & Cocktails” will include music by DJ Scott Roberts along with a go-go dance troupe and a take home pop-art-in-your-pocket project. For more information on Gauguin to Warhol and related events visit sdmart.org.

‘Light Up the Holidays with Hope’ event to raise money for victims of childhood cancer

“Viva los Niños” a gala fundraiser benefit for the Friends of Scott Foundation — a nonprofit founded in memory of Scott Delgadillo, who lost his young life to cancer — will take place Nov. 8 at the San Diego Hall of Champions in Balboa Park. Sponsored by Greater Good Realty, the event is being called a “Fiesta Mexicana” and will include Mexican food from Casa Bandini, Guadalajara, Casa Sol Y Mar and Casa de Pico; Forteleza tequila tastings; folkloric performances; and live Mariachi music by Southwestern College’s Mariachi Garibaldi. Emcee will be Alex Montoya, author and manager of Latino Affairs for the San Diego Padres and the recent KPBS Hispanic Month Local Hero. Special guest speaker will be Pedro Guajardo, a childhood cancer survivor. “Scotty D Kindness Awards” for 2014 will also be presented. Proceeds to “Friends of Scott” will help other children with cancer and their families, ensuring they receive the emotional and financial support they need. Tickets are $100. 6:30 – 11 p.m. San Diego Hall of Champions is located at 2131 Pan American Plaza in Balboa Park. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit FriendsofScott.org or email David Stone, co-owner of Greater Good Realty — [email protected] for a limited number of free tickets.

‘Protect Yourself. Get Screened Today’

EMCOR/Dynalectric San Diego, UC San Diego Health System,  Kitchell and several local elected officials joined forces on  Sept. 30 to form a 650 person Pink Hard Hat Ribbon — the  largest human ribbon formed in California — and kick-off  for Breast Cancer Awareness Month and call to action for  EMCOR’s “Protect Yourself. Get Screened Today.” campaign.  (Courtesy EMCOR)
EMCOR/Dynalectric San Diego, UC San Diego Health System, Kitchell and several local elected officials joined forces on Sept. 30 to form a 650 person Pink Hard Hat Ribbon — the largest human ribbon formed in California — and kick-off for Breast Cancer Awareness Month and call to action for EMCOR’s “Protect Yourself. Get Screened Today.” campaign. Local officials participating in the human ribbon were Assembly Speaker Toni Atkins, County Supervisor Ron Roberts, and Rep. Scott Peters. The event was held at the UC San Diego Jacobs Medical Center. (Courtesy EMCOR)

 

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