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I Love A Clean San Diego’s Creek to Bay is the largest county-wide cleanup

Celebrating 55 years of Earth Day: How small actions create big change

I Love A Clean San Diego shares how simple, everyday choices can make a lasting impact on the environment

Muffy Walker weaves advocacy into fiction with debut novel

Rancho Santa Fe author draws from personal experience to craft a powerful story Memory Weavers, which explores Alzheimer’s, trauma, and mental health advocacy

San Diego native makes fine wine in Napa

Winemaker Brooke Bobyak Price brings passion and precision to Bella Union Winery

San Diego Rescue Mission residents climb to new heights

Coast to Crest Trail Challenge helps residents build resilience, community, and a path to transformation

Operation Restorations revitalizes historic American Legion Post 416 in Encinitas

Design-led movement preserves San Diego’s oldest Legion post while inspiring a national makeover of veteran spaces across the country

United in Support of Los Angeles

A guide to giving time, treasure, and talent in San Diego to help our neighbors recover

New local nonprofit empowers San Diego artists with affordable studios and industry mentorship

The Music Company offers recording spaces, education, and original content to support local musicians and build a stronger independent music community

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Solana Beach-based photographer Todd Glaser documents Kelly Slater in a new book

Released this fall, Kelly Slater: A Life of Waves chronicles the intimate journey of the 11-time world surf champion

At the Rancho Santa Fe home of Ted Hoehn and partner Matt Clermont, the festive arch over the front door and decorations were designed with the help of Kimberly Buffington of Flowerchild

At Home With Ted Hoehn and Matt Clermont

The young family opens the doors to their Rancho Santa Fe home, decked out for the holidays

5 Remarkable Nonprofits in San Diego Making a Difference This Giving Season

Discover how these local organizations are transforming lives and our community

Support Community Resource Center’s 42nd Annual Holiday Baskets Program

Bring joy to local families in need this holiday season

Exploring the Legacy: Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego’s Command Museum

Serving as a cornerstone of military tradition for more than a century, this rare Marine command museum encompasses a rich history

Andy Achterkirchen is a longtime tutor at Barrio Logan College Institute and The Preuss School

Global Communities: Transforming lives worldwide for more than 70 years

From humanitarian aid to community empowerment, discover how Global Communities — strengthened by a merger with San Diego-founded Project Concern International — is building a better future across 30+ countries

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A Bridge for Kids expands programs to empower underserved San Diego students

With a 100% graduation and college acceptance rate, the nonprofit is growing its reach to 200 new students while offering mentoring, scholarships, and life-changing opportunities

Rick Espitia, Executive Director of Wounded Warrior Homes, at the Women’s Veterans Center

Wounded Warrior Homes expands mission to prioritize mental health support for veterans

With faster access to care, a new women’s center, and holistic reintegration services, the San Marcos nonprofit is tackling veteran homelessness and suicide prevention head-on

Beeside Balcony turns homegrown honey into culinary gold

Christophe and Guen Cevasco produce honey from 30+ hives to sweeten signature dishes and drinks at their Del Mar and La Jolla restaurants

How Grant Oliphant is reshaping philanthropy in San Diego

After a life-altering decision changed the course of his career, the Conrad Prebys Foundation CEO is bringing bold vision and compassionate leadership to some of the region’s most complex challenges

Philly and Ron Montbleau gather around the fire bowl they designed as a gathering space for after-dinner conversation. The fire bowl is crafted of Fusion quartzite from Arizona Tile and fabricated by American Marble. Arizona Tile was also used in the hardscape by Geoff Herbert

At Home With Philly and Ron Montbleau

A thoughtful remodel turns the Solana Beach home of this philanthropic couple into a stylish coastal retreat

The Red Team was one of three groups of veterans and volunteers who traveled to Washington, D.C. courtesy of San Diego Honor Flight

Honor Flight San Diego pays tribute to local veterans

A powerful journey to Washington, D.C. honors local veterans of World War II, Korea, and Vietnam

This San Diego brand is reinventing liqueurs with low-sugar cocktails in mind

Above Board brings mindful mixology to bars and retail shelves with transparent, gluten-free liqueurs crafted for today’s health-conscious drinkers

Chefs DuVal Warner, Kelston Moore, and Tony Bennett, Jr.

From aircraft carrier to farm-to-table chef, Kelston Moore cultivates community through cuisine

At Haven Farm + Table, this former Navy chef and Food Network alumn brings farm-fresh flavors and mentorship to life through Bad Boyz of Culinary

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The Conrad Prebys Performing Arts Center

Pointeworks II — Ballet Nights

Nonprofit professional ballet company Pointeworks returns to La Jolla with a one-night-only performance that brings together dancers from top ballet companies across the country, including Philadelphia Ballet, Texas Ballet Theater, New York City Ballet, Cincinnati Ballet, and Ballet Arizona.

Torrey Pines High School Lacrosse Team Captains Joey Levenberg, John Prior, and Reid Habbas with Coach Jono Zissi