Are you ready for some delicious carnitas and homemade guacamole? Yes! Then please save the date Saturday, October 20 to attend the 2018 Mexican Night dinner.
Funds raised from this year’s dinner will once again be donated to Clara’s House. Council 953 is grateful for your past support of this mid-town primary health care clinic, its nurse practitioners, and the many volunteers who provide compassionate health services to the voiceless and vulnerable among us. Last year we were able to donate $2000 dollars thanks to your attendance at the 2017 Mexican Night.
Clara’s House is a nonprofit 501c3 organization funded solely by tax deductible donations and grants. The Knights appreciate how all the funds donated to Clara’s House are used to provide medical services. The volunteer staff is all unpaid allowing them to provide health care at no charge to their patients and provide basic lab tests for patients at no charge.
To find out more! Watch the YouTube video at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0oQoVJTZZM.
See the October 20 Mexican Night flyer in this month’s newsletter. Call or email Greg Wolfe to make your
reservation. This event has sold out in the past.
Members of council 953 ran the bar at this years St. George Parrsh BBQ. Next year St. George Church hopes to expand their annual summer BBQ into to a food festival. Pictured are Alan Dahl, Greg Wolfe, GK Adam Struck, Reader Fred Struck and Nick Bilandzich.
The Knights of Columbus Council #953 are pleased to announce that proceeds from our upcoming Mexican Night fundraising dinner will once again support Clara’s House. Mexican night will be held on September 23, 2017. Please save the date and make your reservations soon. Last year’s dinner sold out.
Clara’s House is a small primary care nurse practitioner clinic in Sacramento that provides compassionate, comprehensive healthcare to those most in need including the uninsured and homeless (http://clarashouse.org/).
Please invite your family and friends to attend Mexican Night dinner. All are welcome. Make a reservation by contacting Greg Wolfe, Chairman, Mexican Night at 916-457-7329 or at gwolfejf@gmail.com.
St. Mary’s Parish will be holding its 86th annual festival on Sunday, August, 20, 2017 and as usual, the festival’s Zippy Bun Booth will be set up and run by members of the council. (For newer members not familiar with a zippy bun sandwich, it’s nothing more than a pile of roast beef between two bun halves dripping with aus jus and is one of the most popular food items at the festival.) We’re still in need of a few volunteers to man some of the two hour shifts. If you can help at the booth, please contact GK Adam Struck at (916) 914-5041 or struckam@hotmail.com.
St. Mary’s Parish will be holding its 86th annual festival on Sunday, August, 20, 2017 and as usual, the festival’s
Zippy Bun Booth will be set up and run by members of the council. (For newer members not familiar with a zippy bun sandwich, it’s nothing more than a pile of roast beef between two bun halves dripping with aus jus and is one of the most popular food items at the festival. We are in need of both a chair and Brothers to work in two-hour shifts that day, as well assisting in setting up on Saturday morning and the take down after the festival closes at 7pm. If you can help please contact Adam Struck at 916-914-5041.
Brother Knights Alan “Big Al” Piccardo, Matt Lucien, Jack Ingram, Tom Nulk (not pictured) and friends volunteering at a CA Waterfowl Association fundraiser to help raise funds to help preserve California wetlands and waterfowl on April 28, 2017.
Members of council 953 ran the bar at this years St. George Parrsh BBQ. Next year St. George Church hopes to expand their annual summer BBQ into to a food festival. Pictured are Alan Dahl, Greg Wolfe, GK Adam Struck, Reader Fred Struck and Nick Bilandzich.
Brother Knights Alan “Big Al” Piccardo, Matt Lucien, Jack Ingram, Tom Nulk (not pictured) and friends volunteering at a CA Waterfowl Association fundraiser to help raise funds to help preserve California wetlands and waterfowl on April 28, 2017.