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The results of San Benito GIVES 2019

Over $180,000 raised for 34 San Benito County-based nonprofits.

Nathan was one of Pet Friends' forever residents. He was with us until his death last year from kidney failure. Unfortunately, he never got his forever family. He represents what we do as a no-kill shelter: animals that we take in are cared for until they are adopted or reach the end of their life, due to illness or old age. Photos provided by Pet Friends.

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San Benito GIVES: Pet Friends and Rescue

No-kill shelter works to reduce number of homeless cats and dogs in San Benito County.

Operation Youth Power. Photo provided.

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San Benito GIVES: Youth Alliance

YA provides after school programs, youth leadership development, school based counseling, teen parent advocacy, and works with local school systems to try to incorporate restorative justice in schools.

Mr. O playing music. Photo courtesy of David Huboi.

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San Benito GIVES: A letter to Mr. O’s Academy of the Arts

David Huboi writes about supporting a local music academy during the San Benito GIVES campaign.

Students participate in the San Benito County Arts Council's STEAM Art Camp at the ARTspace ANNEX in Hollister. Photo provided.

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San Benito GIVES: San Benito County Arts Council

Raising funds to support Arts in Education program, which serves over 6,000 local students throughout the county.

Stuff the Bus, put on by United Way of San Benito County. File Photo.

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San Benito GIVES: United Way of San Benito County

Initiatives like Stuff the Bus and 2-1-1 work to create a good life for all residents.

The kids have many activities which help with social skills and more at Chamberlain's. Photo provided.

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San Benito GIVES: Chamberlain’s Youth Services

This year's donations dedicated to completing bedroom makeovers.

The HDA puts on the annual Lights On Celebration Parade. Photo provided.

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San Benito GIVES: Hollister Downtown Association

HDA works to preserve local history and charm, using economic development as its engine.

Photo provided by Christina Soto.

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San Benito GIVES: Community Homeless Solutions

Seeking funds for reliable 12-passenger van.

Photos provided by CASA.

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San Benito GIVES: CASA of San Benito County

Organization ensures foster children receive advocacy, support and resources.

Photo courtesy of PIxabay.

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San Benito GIVES: Hollister Pregnancy Center

Medical clinic working on Parenting Center, which will provide parenting and prenatal education, one-on-one peer support and care groups.

Partnership for Children helps children like Ava get services they need. Photo provided

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San Benito GIVES: Partnership for Children

Working to increase access to medical care for children living with serious illnesses and support their families.

Women's Club of Hollister members. Photo provided.

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San Benito GIVES: Women’s Club of Hollister

Club provides funds and resources to women and children.

Teens learning how to code at the library. Photo provided.

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San Benito GIVES: Friends of the San Benito County Free Library

Nonprofit strives to spark increased usage and enhancement of library resources and services, with the goal of enriching the lives of our community.

The Cook Ranch in Tres Pinos is one of six agricultural conservation easements held by SBALT. Photo provided.

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San Benito GIVES: San Benito Agricultural Land Trust

Trust seeks to protect ag land as county grows.

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