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Virtual Wine Tasting Event with In Good Taste Wines & Ripen Co., Thursday, May 6 at 6:00 pm

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Turn your living room into a tasting room with Huckleberry Youth Programs and Sonoma County-based In Good Taste Wines on Thursday, May 6 at 6:00 pm.

Sit back, sip, and relax from the comfort of your home while an In Good Taste wine expert guides you through a fun interactive tasting. Every sip during this virtual tasting is an opportunity for connection with people and places near and far.

Tastings include an eight mini-bottle tasting flight (equivalent of two full bottles) and a beautiful charcuterie box prepared by local female-owned business Ripen Co. Each Ripen Co. box contains: 3 cheeses, 2 cured meats, fruit, olives, nuts, jam, dates, crackers, chocolates from Formosa Chocolates, and edible flowers. Vegetarian boards can be chosen with 4 cheeses.

Each tasting and box are perfect for two. Wines and boxes will be delivered right to your home! Orders must be placed by Thursday, April 22 for delivery purposes.

Virtual Wine Tasting and Charcuterie Box for Two – $350.00

Virtual Wine Tasting for Two (Wines Only) -– $200.00

To purchase tickets, please email hmathews@huckleberryyouth.org.

At Huckleberry Youth Programs, we believe access to healthcare, mental health supports, shelter, and education are fundamental human rights. Over the last 53 years, Huckleberry has provided 220,000 youth and their families with access to SAFETY, HEALTH, JUSTICE & EDUCATION – four essential elements required for a happy, healthy, and productive life. Your event ticket purchases help us continue to provide essential services to Bay Area youth and families.

Please note, all participants must be at least 21 years of age.

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Thank you to everyone who attended Huckleberry's second Theory of Change event last night in Marin County!

"Raising Resilience: Community Coalitions for Youth Development" was a powerful conversation in partnership with Marin Community Foundation, San Rafael High School, and Huckleberry’s ACE (Access to College Equity) Academy.

The discussion highlighted ways in which community members, donors, and nonprofits can stand in solidarity with youth and families, working together to support growth, resilience, and success.

A huge thank you to our incredible panel, including: Shirin Vakharia, Senior Program Director at Marin Community Foundation; Judy Schwerin, Wellness Coordinator at San Rafael High School; and ACE Academy student, Yazuara, who shared her journey as a first-generation college student. Yazuara was recently accepted by 7 colleges, including UC Berkeley!

Special thanks to our Executive Director, Douglas Styles, for leading the discussion and sharing our new Theory of Change, which serves as a roadmap guiding Huckleberry Youth Programs into the future.

The thoughtful Q&A and vibrant energy were a reminder of what’s possible when we work collaboratively in support of our youth.

Together, we’re building stronger pathways toward a brighter, more equitable future for young people in the Bay Area.

#YouthJustice #HuckleberryYouthPrograms #CollectiveImpact #ResilientYouth #CommunityPower
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Thank you to everyone who attended Huckleberrys second Theory of Change event last night in Marin County!

Raising Resilience: Community Coalitions for Youth Development was a powerful conversation in partnership with Marin Community Foundation, San Rafael High School, and Huckleberry’s ACE (Access to College Equity) Academy.

The discussion highlighted ways in which community members, donors, and nonprofits can stand in solidarity with youth and families, working together to support growth, resilience, and success.

A huge thank you to our incredible panel, including: Shirin Vakharia, Senior Program Director at Marin Community Foundation; Judy Schwerin, Wellness Coordinator at San Rafael High School; and ACE Academy student, Yazuara, who shared her journey as a first-generation college student. Yazuara was recently accepted by 7 colleges, including UC Berkeley!

Special thanks to our Executive Director, Douglas Styles, for leading the discussion and sharing our new Theory of Change, which serves as a roadmap guiding Huckleberry Youth Programs into the future.

The thoughtful Q&A and vibrant energy were a reminder of what’s possible when we work collaboratively in support of our youth.

Together, we’re building stronger pathways toward a brighter, more equitable future for young people in the Bay Area.

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Thank you to everyone who attended Huckleberry's second Theory of Change event last night in Marin County! 

"Raising Resilience: Community Coalitions for Youth Development" was a powerful conversation in partnership with Marin Community Foundation @marincommunityfdn, San Rafael High School @srhspride, and Huckleberry’s ACE (Access to College Equity) Academy @huckleberry_ace_academy. 

The discussion highlighted ways in which community members, donors, and nonprofits can stand in solidarity with youth and families, working together to support growth, resilience, and success.

A huge thank you to our incredible panel, including: Shirin Vakharia, Senior Program Director at Marin Community Foundation; Judy Schwerin, Wellness Coordinator at San Rafael High School; and ACE Academy student, Yazuara, who shared her journey as a first-generation college student. Yazuara was recently accepted by 7 colleges, including UC Berkeley! 

Special thanks to our Executive Director, Douglas Styles, for leading the discussion and sharing our new Theory of Change, which serves as a roadmap guiding Huckleberry Youth Programs into the future. 

The thoughtful Q&A and vibrant energy were a reminder of what’s possible when we work collaboratively in support of our youth.

Together, we’re building stronger pathways toward a brighter, more equitable future for young people in the Bay Area. 

#YouthJustice #HuckleberryYouthPrograms #CollectiveImpact #ResilientYouth #CommunityPower

Thank you to everyone who attended Huckleberry`s second Theory of Change event last night in Marin County!

"Raising Resilience: Community Coalitions for Youth Development" was a powerful conversation in partnership with Marin Community Foundation @marincommunityfdn, San Rafael High School @srhspride, and Huckleberry’s ACE (Access to College Equity) Academy @huckleberry_ace_academy.

The discussion highlighted ways in which community members, donors, and nonprofits can stand in solidarity with youth and families, working together to support growth, resilience, and success.

A huge thank you to our incredible panel, including: Shirin Vakharia, Senior Program Director at Marin Community Foundation; Judy Schwerin, Wellness Coordinator at San Rafael High School; and ACE Academy student, Yazuara, who shared her journey as a first-generation college student. Yazuara was recently accepted by 7 colleges, including UC Berkeley!

Special thanks to our Executive Director, Douglas Styles, for leading the discussion and sharing our new Theory of Change, which serves as a roadmap guiding Huckleberry Youth Programs into the future.

The thoughtful Q&A and vibrant energy were a reminder of what’s possible when we work collaboratively in support of our youth.

Together, we’re building stronger pathways toward a brighter, more equitable future for young people in the Bay Area.

#YouthJustice #HuckleberryYouthPrograms #CollectiveImpact #ResilientYouth #CommunityPower
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