By Terence Lee
EqOpTech attended the Los Altos Community Foundation 2017 Summer Solstice Celebration on June 24, 2017. Held at The Wayman Home (formerly Adobe Creek Lodge), the garden party featured locally produced wine, appetizers, live music, and friends from the local community.
Happy Summer Solstice: here's 3 reasons why we love the LACF summer solstice.
1. Networking with the Community
This is a great opportunity to reconnect and/or meet friends. We have the pleasure of seeing Lisa Chung from the District Representative Senator Jerry Hill's office again and meet the Interns, Clay Volino & Georgia Lyon.
Sana Khader, Leadership Council at LACF E3 (educate, engage, and empower) Youth Philanthropy gave a presentation about its program and vision to bring forth positive social change through service, leadership and grant making activities. Sana is also a senior from Los Altos High School and an active volunteer at EqOpTech's Computer-in-a-Box service project via the National Honor Society.
In addition to the E3 Youth program, we are also introduced to representatives from the LEAD (Leadership, Education and Advancement Program), CAFE (Center for Age Friendly Excellence) as well as Los Altos BAT (Los Altos BAT Action Teams) and other local nonprofits. EqOpTech appreciates and welcomes the opportunity to collaborate with these organizations to make a difference in our community.
Joe Eyre, LACF Executive Director, spoke to the audience about the Foundation, its vision, programs and ways to get involved.
2. It's Summer, Let the Festivities Commence!
The beautiful Wayman Home and its surrounding 46 acres of architectures and elegant gardens is accompanied by great wine, food, music and company. Our favorite wine friends are:
- Bryan Family Vineyards
- Chateau d'Hitz
- Cloudstone Zinfandel
- Chang Vineyards Sangiovese
Thank you for the great conversations and wine sharing!
3. Summer solstice brings more sunshine
Let's welcome the summer and celebrate the longer days of good times.
Our Equal Opportunity Technology program is made possible thanks to Los Altos Community Foundation community grant award.
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