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Location, location! Sought after corner lot location with side entry to detached RV garage and rear yard. Stunning, largest single story floorplan in Bridlewood Estates! Double door entry open to light filled rooms, wood grain plank porcelain tile flooring, high ceilings, and designer finishes. Gourmet kitchen, with skylights and granite counters, has a large island and is open to the spacious family room where you will do hours of entertaining. Enter this inviting home with four bedrooms, dedicated office, custom honeycomb shades and three full baths. Enter the spacious primary suite through double doors with vaulted ceilings and sitting area, the attached bath is highlighted by a large spa tub, dual sinks, dressing room area & separate updated tiled shower. On the south end you find the dedicated office close to a full bath. On the north wing there are three other nicely sized bedrooms adjacent to a full bath with double sinks. The inside space flows effortlessly to the outside where you will fall in love with this huge wonderland useable and fence enclosed lot. Your own private resort awaits you where you can dine al fresco on the outstretched covered patio or find your calm in enjoying the west facing views of the lush green turf, and surrounding hills. Amenities include garden shed, 2 large patios, fire pit, built in barbecue center, serving bar. and raised gardening beds. For the car enthusiast there is an attached three car attached garage, and detached 1400 square foot garage with tall RV sized door. RV access amid a community that includes equestrian trails, arena, and picnic area. Equestrian area in rear behind the detached RV garage with tack room. Indoor laundry room with sink. This is truly an exceptional property you simply must see to believe. Single story homes with features and views like this do not come around often so seize the day and live where you dreamed of living!

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November approaches, heralding the holiday season and the near end of another year. Reflecting on the past year, I can’t help but think of the very fitting lyrics by The Grateful Dead: “If I told you all that went down, it would burn off both your ears!” Thankfully, despite the hard times, loss and life lessons, healing happens and hope shines a bright light on the future. Our community is very fortunate to have so many generous, caring groups dedicated to helping people cope with life’s trials and tribulations. This issue spotlights several of our local charities and nonprofits that provide essential services and support to thousands of local residents. One such group is 100 Women Who Care Conejo Valley, comprised of local ladies committed to raising funds for four nonprofits each year; many others support a variety of needs, from housing to hunger. This month’s feature article highlights four philanthropically minded individuals who selflessly support their community with grace, generosity and care. Follow their lead and find a way to give back—your efforts matter. Opportunities to support local causes include donations, fundraising and volunteering. With grateful hearts this Thanksgiving season, let’s shine our lights by offering hope and help whenever we have the chance. Happy Thanksgiving!

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When bringing a new dog inside of the home for the first time or training your current family companion to be inside full time, house-training guidelines are a must. The goal is to teach the dog and family members the correct structured guidelines and expectations when inside. Daily training creates a clear and consistent foundation that will last a lifetime for the entire family. This article focuses on introducing your dog into the home using the following tools: leash management, crate training and “place” command. When your dog enters the home, they should always be on a 3-to-6-foot leash with supervision. Allowing the dog free rein inside your home during this introduction phase may result in unwanted behaviors, such as jumping on furniture, marking and chewing. Having control of your dog inside the home with proper leash management allows you the ability to reinforce desired obedience as well as sets clear guidelines for your dog about what is acceptable and unacceptable behavior. Always remember, you cannot supervise what you cannot see. Whenever your dog has free run of the home, unwanted behaviors can turn into negative associations.

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Once we have started leash management inside the home, the next step is getting your dog acclimated to their crate. When we do not have time for direct supervision, we can place our dog into their crate for short periods of time. Prior to entering the crate, have your dog come to a “sit” position. Once sitting, use their momentum to enter the crate by simultaneously tossing a treat and saying “kennel” (or whatever you prefer to call it). Each time your dog exits the crate they should be walked directly outside of the home and given an opportunity for a bathroom break in your preferred area. During this time, dogs should be on leash as much as possible until they understand the routine. Crates are ideal especially when training your dog to go potty in specific locations outside. This prevents two things specifically: unwanted bathroom breaks inside the home and preventing separation anxiety. Utilizing the crate will allow you the freedom to go about your day while your dog is in a secure area. If you are always directly with your dog and reluctant to utilize a crate, your dog will most likely start whining, barking, being anxious and engaging in destructive behavior. Whenever passing by your dog inside the crate, family members can reward them with a treat to help reinforce the crate as a positive association.

PLACE TRAINING We use dog beds as a “place training” target and they are strategically placed throughout the home in the most commonly used rooms, such as the family room, living room and office. Use the following steps for introducing the place command: 1. Keep your dog on-leash as you enter the room. 2. Walk to the dog bed and drop a treat onto it, simultaneously giving the place command. 3. Assist your dog into a “down” position and reward with a treat.

Your dog will learn through repetition that the dog bed is a rewarding spot and they will continue to be rewarded with prolonged duration. If your dog knows how to lay down, then you should always reinforce that command which will eventually lead to a routine down position on the dog bed. If your dog gets up and walks away, it is crucial to immediately return your dog to the bed with the place command. Your dog will become comfortable and confident through clear and consistent repletion. These simple guidelines can provide your dog with a long-lasting training foundation and enhance the relationship between canine and family. Author Rodney Spicer began training dogs in 1985 and founded Gold Coast K9 in 1991. Today Gold Coast K9 provides dog training to over 100 law enforcement agencies, families and corporate clients. Contact Gold Coast K9s at Rodney@goldcoastk9.com or learn more at GoldCoastK9.com and on Instagram at goldcoastk9.

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Rosemary Allison

Local Generosity Gives Infinite Returns As a person who seeks to promote the welfare of others, a philanthropist is an individual who donates time, money, experience, skills or talent to help create a better world. This definition is true for the following local residents who are committed to making a positive difference in everything they do.

ROSEMARY ALLISON Looking back on a stellar real estate career that’s spanned more than 4 decades—combined with her philanthropic work that’s earned many accolades— Rosemary Allison says her greatest accomplishments will never be about money. “My answer will always be who I raised,” emphasizes Rosemary, a resident of Santa Rosa Valley whose philanthropy has earned her Ventura County Volunteer of the Year, as well as other recognitions.

“As my kids get older and find their own places in the world, I’m fascinated by who they are becoming, by the wonderful charitable things they have been involved in and the imprint they will leave on the world on behalf of our family.” As a local philanthropist—who was recognized by the California Legislature as Woman of the Year in 2020—Rosemary has been leaving an imprint for decades as a volunteer with endeavors that make a positive difference, including For The Troops, an all-volunteer run 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization headquartered in Simi Valley. “It was founded by one of my close friends, Paula Cornell,” explains Rosemary, adding that Paula is dedicated to providing members of the American military with “We Care” packages containing basic necessities, goodies, games and—most of all—a show of support.

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“Their mission: We support them while they protect us,” Rosemary emphasizes. For the past 6 years, she has been honored to chair the For The Troops annual Military Gala, as well as serve on their Board of Directors. “I want to make sure that I express my gratitude for all of the sponsors and supporters for joining me in helping us to bring meaningful tokens of our appreciation to our deployed military personnel,” Rosemary says. “I'm proud to say that now that my husband is retired, he enjoys volunteering at their headquarters 3 days a week helping to pack the boxes that are shipped to our enlisted personnel.” She is also involved with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, which battles pediatric cancer and other life-threatening diseases. “In 2011, our close friends, Patrick and Cathy Warburton, founded the Warburton Celebrity Golf Tournament held annually in Desert,” Rosemary Palm recalls. “I was proud to be part of this grand charity event from its inception, where Patrick and his celebrity friends come together for a weekend of star-studded festivities to help. The Warburton has raised more than $26.5 million for St. Jude since its inception in 2011.” Rosemary is also part of the Ventura County Sheriff’s Foundation, an independent nonprofit 501 (c)(3) organization with the sole objective to support the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office. The foundation strives to build community partnerships to enhance public safety in Ventura County with the support of individuals, families and businesses. “My son, Joe Markiewicz, is on the Board of Directors for this worthwhile organization,” Rosemary notes. Additionally, she received the Visionary Award from the American Cancer Society, a leading cancer-fighting organization with a vision to end cancer as we know it, for everyone. “I was honored to be the Chair of a Gala to benefit American Cancer Society in Ventura County that raised the largest amount of funds at the ‘Joie de Vivre’ Evening of Hope gala,” remembers Rosemary, who was asked to chair the event by Sandy Berg, who headed the American Cancer Society in Ventura County. She also supports the Triunfo YMCA in Westlake Village; as a result, project funding of $50,000 has now been completed for the Welcome Wellness Welcome Entry, with Rosemary—who is Coldwell Banker’s Estate Director—as the lead donor.

“I support these charities because their missions speak to me—in helping those who need our support.” Above all, “I work on behalf of those charities whose mission and goals touch my heart.”

ZELENE FOWLER As the owner of Mizel Estate Wines along with her husband, Michael, Zelene Fowler is also the president and director of the Mizel Family Foundation, a nonprofit organization that creates opportunities for people with special needs in an environment of unconditional love. “The Mizel Family Foundation began close to my home and heart, inspired by my son, Henry, and his experiences with Down syndrome,” recalls Zelene, of Westlake Village. “Henry inspired my husband and I to provide special opportunities for uniquely abled young people to experience art, music and sports both on Mizel Estate and at other locations throughout the community.” Everything Mizel does is about inclusivity, connection and warmth, from the exceptional wines, right through to the work of the Mizel Family Foundation. “At its core, Mizel Estate Wines is purpose-driven, established with the goal of supporting our foundation with a portion of our wine sale proceeds,” Zelene explains. In 2014, the Fowler couple brought together a spirited team to establish the vineyard and achieve their goal of making worldclass wine. They partnered with Guillaume Fabre, a renowned, sixth-generation winemaker and vigneron, who helped them select and establish the varietals that would thrive on the estate and began making wines in the Bordeaux style. “Located on the floor of Hidden Valley, our estate’s soil is a fertile mix of clay and sand, which provides tannin structure and elegance to our red wines that is unique to our terroir,” says Zelene, adding that their expert team carefully manages the vines, with only the finest 100% estate-grown, hand-harvested grapes being used to make their wines. “Every year when we get together to blend the wines and taste what we know will develop into deep, velvety reds, we are proud of what our team has achieved.” She also takes great pride in the Mizel Family Foundation, which creates genuine educational and career opportunities for people with unique abilities who experience special needs.

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“A percentage of all Mizel Estate Wine proceeds is donated to the Mizel Family Foundation,” Zelene says. “Individuals with unique abilities can participate in agricultural, athletic, cultural and other activities at Mizel Estate and additional prominent venues. Our goal is to employ and mentor uniquely abled adults to facilitate the growth of Mizel Estate.” Mizel Estate is a special place where all are welcomed, accepted and befriended, she emphasizes. “The Mizel Team is an integral part of the success of our Mizel Estate Wines and Mizel Family Foundation endeavors, deeply involved in strategy, creative development, logistics, marketing, publicity and volunteer, vendor and customer relations,” Zelene says. “At Mizel, teamwork, inclusiveness and positive energy are part of the job description.” In April of this year, Mizel Family Foundation hosted “An Enchanted Ball” at Mizel Estate, a special evening, where uniquely abled and typically developing teens attended a formal dance together. “Students enjoyed a magical night filled with music, dancing, happiness and friendship,” Zelene recalls. “Planned by the National Honor Society student organization at Newbury Park High School and attended by LEAP (Learning Essentials Academic Program) participants from three local schools—Newbury Park High School, Thousand Oaks High School and Westlake High School—the dance was supported by The Mizel Family Foundation, along with the schools’ administrative and educational teams and students’ families.” Zelene reflects that “a special evening like this means so much to the community of parents to the uniquely abled, where they can feel safe dropping off their kids and know that they are having a fun time.” Additionally, “through the foundation we have supported inclusion at Newbury Park High School in the following programs: special education department, weight training department, theater department, wrestling team and the swimming team.” The Mizel Family Foundation also contributes to assisting disadvantaged youth, women and the elderly. As far as future endeavors are concerned, “we are focusing on our goal to employ and mentor uniquely abled adults to facilitate the growth of Mizel Estate by matching individuals to expanded job opportunities at the estate.”

In addition, “we want to deepen our relationship with the LEAP program at local area schools, continuing to support activities such as An Enchanted Ball.” LEAP is a comprehensive academic program for students with significant learning, adaptive and language needs. “It uses an alternative curriculum that is aligned with common core standards,” Zelene explains. “Through this program there are opportunities to engage with typically developing students across a variety of social activities, providing growth opportunities, creating friendships and enriching the lives of all the students together.” Zelene is also the co-founder of the Down Syndrome Association of Mid-Columbia. “Mizel Estate Wines also contributes wine gift baskets to local charities for auctions, such as the Thousand Oaks Rotary Club Wine Festival, which supports the Special Olympics, and the Malibu Chili Cook Off, which supports the Boys & Girls Clubs of America.” In other endeavors that make a difference, Zelene and her husband are partners and advisors with Mizel Media, whose mission is to support filmmakers who are committed to focusing on the representation of strong female characters, roles played by people with disabilities and/or projects helmed by women. The couple is also involved in SingFit, whose mission is to create robust lives for people as they age through the intentional application of prescribed singing. “We empower health care professionals, caregivers and individuals to utilize music as medicine on a mass scale for the first time in history,” Zelene adds.

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PHILIPPE AND ARLETTE LARRABURU CSU Channel Islands has received one of the largest gifts in the history of the University from the estate of Philippe and Arlette Larraburu, two very early supporters of Ventura County’s only 4-year public university. CSUCI is the sole beneficiary of the Larraburu estate, a bequest the couple established in 2001—which ultimately grew into a $30 million gift. “Words cannot express our tremendous gratitude to the Larraburu family for their trust in our University, backed by a gift that will provide so much for our students,” said CSUCI President Richard Yao. “A gift of this stature is a testament to the power of personal philanthropy and to the fact that CSUCI is a smart investment for donors, community partners and students alike.”

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Born in Paris, France, Philippe helped his mother survive World War II after losing his father as a teenager. He went on to pursue technical training at prominent trade schools in Paris and earned several degrees in optical engineering. Philippe traveled to Germany for further training and there, he met the woman who would become his wife—Arlette Janet Pioro—who was working as a French translator for the United States Corps of Engineers. The couple married in Paris in 1955, and they emigrated to the United States in the early 1960s, eventually moving to Ventura County and building their dream home in the Clearpoint neighborhood in Ventura in the early 1970s. In Southern California, Philippe created specialized lenses for the film industry, then opened his own optical lab and created lenses for industrial applications and weather satellites. Philippe and Arlette established a connection to CSUCI from the very beginning, staying connected as members of the Legacy Society and as annual supporters until Philippe’s death in October 2021. Arlette passed away in 2014, having been married to Philippe for 57 years. After Arlette’s passing, Philippe moved to Oxnard where he resided until his passing in 2021. The University did not learn of the plans for the bequest until Arlette’s passing, when Philippe donated a spectrometer and other equipment to the University’s physics program. It was only then that he shared the couple’s decision to name CSUCI as beneficiary of their estate.

Philippe and Arlette Larraburu Bequested to CSUCI

“We are profoundly grateful for the Larraburus’ bequest,” said CSUCI Vice President for University Advancement Richard LeRoy. “We also appreciate the Larraburus’ faith in higher education, and their belief that a strong public university can create priceless returns for its graduates, their families, employers and in fact, the entire region.” There are no restrictions on how the University chooses to use the gift, which is welcome news during these challenging times with budgetary limitations and possible reductions in permanent, long-term funding, Yao said. “While details regarding how much of the funding will go to which capital projects is not yet solidified, capital projects are my priority for how to make the most impactful, long-term use of the Larraburus’ gift,” Yao said. “We have benefitted tremendously from local community support and funds from the state to support construction of the Early Childhood Care & Education Center (ECC&EC), for example, but a significant funding gap for that project, among others, remains. This gift will allow us to see plans continue for the ECC&EC.” Loyal supporters like the Larraburus offer ways to manage the tension that exists between the realities of budget cuts in the immediate future and the need to plan for growth in the longer term, Yao said, adding, “The Larraburu gift provides us with great support for doing exactly this, allowing us to invest in capital projects and literally build for the future.” NOVEMB ER 2 0 2 3 | C I TYL I FE STYL E . C OM/MAL I BUC OAST

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Big Brothers Big Sisters

Support these local nonprofits dedicated to the betterment of people, pets and the community. Whether you volunteer your time, make a donation or attend a fundraising event, your efforts make a lasting impact and have a ripple effect on the community for years to come.

100 WOMEN WHO CARE CONEJO VALLEY Members of 100 Women Who Care Conejo Valley meet for an hour each quarter to learn about local nonprofits. At the meeting, three different organizations are presented for consideration. After the presentations, the membership votes on which one will be the recipient of their quarterly donation. Each member of the group commits to donating $100 per quarter. The organization with the most votes is the winner and all donations for that quarter go directly to them. The group supports four organizations each year. Currently, it’s Harbor House and its effort to support those who struggle in the Conejo Valley. Harbor House aims to help all people in the community find hope, gainful employment, affordable housing and a sense of personal well-being. Past recipients include James Storehouse, Bumblebee Foundation, Fit 4 the Cause, Safe Passage, Art Trek, Assistance League of the Conejo Valley, Conejo Schools FoundationHero-Up, Big Brothers Big Sisters and so many more! Since their inception in 2016, they have supported the Conejo Valley with over $172,000 in donations. Membership is open to any women who are interested in committing to supporting local charities in the Conejo Valley for a period of at least one year with a quarterly donation of $100.

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To get involved, visit 100WomenWhoCareConejo.com and fill out a simple online application. You will then be added to their outreach and notified of upcoming meetings, currently being generously hosted at Holdren's Steak & Seafood in Newbury Park at the end of the month in January, April, July, and October each year. “The goal,” says Kara Nelson, who cofounded the Conejo Valley Chapter with Kara Knell, “is 100 Women X $100 = $10,000 for a local charity!! #ThePowerOf100!! Prior to Covid, we hit $10,000 two times! Currently, we have about 62 contributing members... I hope to hit 100 or MORE, soon!” 100WomenWhoCareConejo.com

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ventura County supports local youth by providing mentors to help shape a young person’s future for the better by empowering them to achieve their individual goals. “Bigs” and “littles” spend time having fun together, sharing activities and exploring new opportunities together. Community members can also help by donating funds to support the careful one-to-one matching and ongoing professional mentoring unique to Big Brothers Big Sisters. Attending an event is another great way to support this organization’s mission. This month, save the date for

Bags, Bling & Bubbly, taking place Thursday, November 9 at the Four Seasons Westlake. BBSVC’s most sparkling event features a champagne luncheon with black-tie ushers, live and silent auctions, designer bags, jewelry, spa packages, vacation experiences and more! All are welcome to enjoy an afternoon of impeccable style and taste. Special guests share how their mentors inspired them to achieve success, with a spotlight on the Big & Little of the Year. BBSVC.org

MALIBU BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB The Malibu Boys & Girls Club is thankful for their generous volunteers, donors and staff. The Club provides safe and fun environments for kids in kindergarten all the way to the 8th grade with before, after and during school programs. Summer programs expand to include children as young as 3 and as grown up as 17! These amazing programs depend on the support of the community. There are many ways to get involved with the Clubs, from volunteering to donating and fundraising. Incredible volunteers serve in both ongoing mentorship roles and short-term event volunteering. Work a club program, tutor a student, plan an event or offer support to the staff while taking in an incredible experience! CONTINUED > NOVEMB ER 2 0 2 3 | C I TYL I FE STYL E . C OM/MAL I BUC OAST

Bumble Bee Foundation

Generous donations from the community and funding partners include monetary contributions, in-kind donations, sponsorship and so much more. Invest in the future of the community by donating to the Malibu Boys & Girls Club. Every contribution helps provide a safe and nurturing environment for young people to learn, grow and thrive. Fundraising events not only provide an opportunity for the community to gather in the spirit of giving, but also to have a great time supporting amazing causes while creating lifelong memories. The recent Malibu Chili Cook-Off raised funds for the youth and families in our community! BGCMalibu.orgg

BUMBLE BEE FOUNDATION The BumbleBee Foundation was established in memory of Jarren Donatini, who at the age of 4 passed away from a very rare form of liver cancer (Hepatoblastoma). During his 18-month battle with cancer, Jarren’s family was directly impacted with the overwhelming costs and emotional stress associated with caring for a pediatric cancer patient. Jarren touched the lives of many, but the families that rallied around him and his family, providing love, faith and hope during a time of great need, left such a profound impact that his parents immediately knew they were called to start an organization that would offer this same attitude of love and support for all families suffering from pediatric cancer.

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Cancer Support Community

With a mission to inspire hope and faith by providing support to the overall well-being of pediatric cancer families, the Bumblebee Foundation aims to empower volunteers, fundraise and assist pediatric cancer families through the many challenges of cancer. A $25 donation allows the foundation to include a gift card in a cancer kiddo's handwritten birthday (BEEday) card; $50 helps cover transportation costs for many families who must travel in excess of 60 miles one way for treatment for their child; and $250 helps pay a utility bill for a pediatric cancer family so they can focus on the health of their child. BumbleBeeFoundation.org

CANCER SUPPORT COMMUNITY VALLEY/VENTURA/SANTA BARBARA An independently governed and funded nonprofit and an affiliate of the Cancer Support Community, CSCVVSB serves an average of 2,000 adults and children impacted by cancer each year with programs throughout Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties, and West San Fernando Valley. Programs are provided at no cost to participants. The organization’s recent Celebration of Hope Garden Party & Awards Dinner was a heartfelt success for supportive cancer care in Ventura County. Presented by AMGEN and supported in part by the Bill & Joanne Miller Charitable Trust,

UCLA Health, Cassar Family Foundation and Seagen, the event was attended by more than 250 friends, colleagues, physicians, loved ones and supportive community members who gathered to connect, share stories and to honor the 2023 Oncology Heroes: Meghan Cleary, RN of Los Robles Regional Medical Center; Heather KellisYoung, RN of Dignity Health Infusion Centers; Shauna A. Lotz, RN of Radiation Oncology Centers of Ventura County; and Kayo Matsumoto MS, LMFT of Cancer Support Community VVSB. CancerSupportVVSB.org

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With the mission to provide a single location where human services programs are available and accessible at no cost to recipients and to maximize coordination among agencies, Community Conscience provides space for 13 social service agencies to operate rent free in their 22,000-square-foot building. The approximately $300,000 in savings on rent each year can be used to deliver services to those in need. Tenants include Conejo Free Clinic, Hospice of the Conejo Valley, Senior Concerns and Youth Employment Services. One government social service agency—County of Ventura Human Services Agency is also a tenant. Generous community support allows Community Conscience to continue its service. Nominations are currently open for the 2024 Mardi Gras King and Queen, nominated for their volunteer service in the community and recognized at the annual Mardi Gras Ball. Attend next year’s ball on February 10, 2024, and make a tax-deductible donation to support the cause. CommunityConscience.org

FOOD SHARE Since 1978, Food Share has been feeding the hungry in Ventura County. It all began when eight friends banded together to provide food to those in need under a bridge in Ventura. The early philanthropic movement started in a family garage, quickly outgrew CONTINUED >

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a donated fire station in Saticoy and now operates in Oxnard, with three warehouses with a combined 46,000 square feet. Today, staff and volunteers distribute nearly 19 million pounds of food, providing 16 million meals annually to people in Ventura County through its hunger programs and 190 pantry and program partners. As Ventura County’s regional food bank, Food Share provides food for 250,000+ hungry friends and neighbors annually. Food Share is a member of Feeding America, the nation’s largest hunger-relief network of food banks, as well as the California Association of Food Banks. Food Share is dedicated to leading the fight against hunger in Ventura County, where 1 in 4 people experience food insecurity. Food Share relies on donations of funds, food and time in order to feed the hungry of Ventura County. For every $1 donated, Food Share is able to turn it into three meals. Food Share distributes millions of pounds of healthy food every year both through programs such as the drive-thru food box distributions, Senior Kits (CSFP) and Kids’ Farmers’ Market, as well as through distribution via partner agencies. FoodShare.com

HOUSING TRUST FUND The Housing Trust Fund is the local trusted leader in helping to increase affordable housing options throughout Ventura County by leveraging public-private partnerships to provide low-cost, flexible loans early in the housing development cycle. Over $28 million in funded or committed loans since 2013, ensuring 1,177 affordable apartments and homes are available to individuals and families throughout Ventura County. The Housing Trust Fund Ventura County provides below-market interest rate loans to developers who create new affordable housing within Ventura County. Priority is given to projects that serve veterans, transitional age foster youth, homeless individuals and families, farmworkers and low to extremely low-income individuals and families.

Since 2013, the organization has provided over $26 million in committed or funded loans and 1,120 affordable apartments and homes for individuals and families throughout Ventura County. HousingTrustFundVC.org

KIDS STREAM Since starting as an idea shared with a few close friends around a kitchen table, Kids Stream has grown from a vision to an emerging children's museum, which will be located on the site of the former Camarillo Public Library, at 3100 E. Ponderosa Drive. With the mission to provide an engaging environment where kids explore, play and discover, Kids Stream’s vision is to inspire and empower kids to become critical thinkers, innovators and life-long learners. Currently working with local design teams and contractors to convert a 2,500-square-foot footprint into over 30,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor exhibit space and focused hands-on STREAM learning, kidSTREAM has already reached over 55,000 children and families around Ventura County since becoming a nonprofit organization. Donate today to help fund the vision. KidStream.org

Kids Stream Housing Trust Fund

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Shelter Hope Pet Shop

OPERATION BLANKETS OF LOVE (OBOL) A leading animal welfare and emergency relief nonprofit organization since 2008, OBOL's mission is to support shelters and rescues by providing much needed food, aid and comfort supplies. With this support, OBOL contributes to the health of homeless and distressed animals along their journey to find a forever home. In 2022, the organization provided life-saving items to 14,400 dogs, cats, rescue groups, farm and wildlife animals, donating $2.5M of pet supplies, food, comfort and care items to 2,000 homeless, veterans and struggling families. To help OBOL, donate new and gently used blankets, pet beds, toys, collars, leashes, stainless food and water bowels, wheelchairs and pet strollers for disabled dogs, towels, crates and carriers, medical and grooming items, cat litter and more. OBOL.info

SHELTER HOPE PET SHOP

Operation Blankets of Love

Shelter Hope Pet Shop, Thousand Oaks (SHPS TO) is a not-forprofit, charitable, volunteer-based organization devoted to aiding in and facilitating shelter and rescue pet adoptions; promoting education and awareness within the communities it serves; and making a positive impact in the lives of shelter and rescue animals and their adopters, as well as local shelters. Created to aid shelter pet adoptions, Shelter Hope Pet Shop is the first and only volunteer humane pet shop partnering with companies such as NewMark Merrill, which donate storefront space in busy shopping locations in order to assist with community outreach and shelter pet adoptions. The unique, large-scale business model aims to eliminate puppy mill pet shops in malls across the nation. Shelter Hope Pet Shop provides a fun, friendly place where visitors and volunteers can meet and interact with animals needing adoption. Shelter Hope Pet Shop also sells pet merchandise and profits go directly back to help save the lives of homeless pets. Volunteer, visit, donate or adopt a pet today! ShelterHopePetShop.org NOVEMB ER 2 0 2 3 | C I TYL I FE STYL E . C OM/MAL I BUC OAST

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Whether you’re hosting Thanksgiving or an autumn dinner party, setting a festive table creates the perfect cozy atmosphere. Improvise and use what you have around the house for adding elements to the table. Candlesticks, vases, little pumpkins and gourds, or fall decor you have on hand can make a great centerpiece. Add fresh flowers or dried foliage for that extra layer of texture and color.

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