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Thank you to so many volunteers who made the Project 680 Hoody Drive a success. We are a grassroots effort and we appreciate how everyone stepped up to make this happen. Please have a look below at a list of superstar Project 680 team members. If you were involved, but not listed, please let us know because we’d like to add your name to the list (sorry if we accidently left you out – We are so grateful for you). Thank you again for your compassion and responding in such a practical way.

Who is Project 680? Addicted to Adventure, Aon International, Lisa & Bryan Allen, Anonymous Donors, Jeanette B., Body Investment Studio, Sara Bolchi, Monica Bollard, Rick Boyd, Brighton School, Linda Budge, Bueno-Williams Household, California Moving Company, Callen Pool Supply, Capital Public Radio: Jeffrey Calliso Show, Tom & Pam Carroll, City of Rancho Cordova Employees, Coolfield, Cordova Church of Christ, Cordova Community Council, Cordova Fitness Center, Cordova High School: Mr. Franklin’s Class, Cordova Lutheran Church, Cordova Neighborhood Church, Cosumnes River Elementary: k-kids leadership group, Betty Dietrich, Loan Ellis, Facebook friends of the Project 680 page, Family members, Financial donors, Pam Finney, First Baptist Church of Fair Oaks, First Covenant Church, Folsom Cordova Community Partnership, Zak Ford & Family, Andy Gee, Gossard Household, Fred Hammer, Carole Hanna, Lisa Hansen, Wayne Hart, Heritage Community Credit Union, Kaiser Permanente employees, Keith & Char Klassen, Marianne Knoy, Koban Chiropractic, Kimberley (not Kim), Jeanette Leonard, Cory & Farah Lundquist, Jenny Lundquist, Lutheran’s Women’s Missionary League at Cordova Lutheran Church, Lyons Orthodontics, Robert McGarvey, Haley McDonald, Mike & Robin Mitchum, News 10, Butch Penrose, Photo contest participants, PromoShop (Mary), Rancho Cordova Chamber of Commerce, Rancho Cordova Grapevine Independent, Rancho Cordova Inner Wheel Club, Rancho Cordova Neighborhood Center, Rancho Cordova Optimist Club, Rancho Cordova Post, Rancho Cordova Soroptimist Club, Red Robins Red Hat Ladies, JoAnne Reinking, Geoff Sakala, David Sander, Dan Skoglund, Soroptimist Club of Sacramento, Larry Stafford, Starbucks at Capital Village, Sunriver Neighborhood residents, United Methodist Church, Vision Service Plan Employees, Vista Program, Volunteer Center of Sacramento, Lindsey Watkins, Lisa Watkins, Ernie West, Gerry & Nancy Winkler, Vernon Wittkopp, Tyson & Dawn Wright. 

City Hall Facilities Department: Thank you also to the facilities department at City Hall in Rancho Cordova for their help with our celebration finale.

Cordova Community Council: Thank you to the Cordova Community council for your tremendous support and for being our 501c3 sponsor.

Project 680 Committee Members: Charlene Hunt, Sheryl Longsworth, Shannon Loveless, Ryan Lundquist, Melody Mayer, Bonnie Penrose, Jennifer Tartaglia

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Tonight we had a team of folks together to handle some logisitcs for the beginning of the Project 680 Shoe Drive, and we took a quick video to say THANK YOU to everyone for your amazing support, encouragement, and partnership during the Project 680 Hoody Drive.

We are very pleased to announce that the Project 680 team (all of us) collected 735 hoodies!!! Yes, that’s right!!! Our goal of 680 hoodies was blown out of the water by local residents, churches, businesses, and organizations that took part in this tremendous effort. Thank you. Thank  you. Thank you. We sincerely appreciate your intentional compassion and for carrying the vision in your heart to meet some of the basic needs of homeless students. Who is Project 680? You are.  

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Thank you Vision Service Plan (VSP) in Rancho Cordova for your support of the Project 680 Shoe Drive over the past several years. VSP employees have gone out of their way to support Project 680, and we really appreciate it. This year alone there were two employee bake sales led by VSP employee Sara Bolchi, and we are so grateful for the $1,284 that came in from these bake sales. 100% of these funds will go directly to purchasing new shoes for homeless students in the FCUSD in both Rancho Cordova and Folsom.

Way to go, VSP!!!

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We wanted to give a quick shout out to the Rancho Cordova Soroptimist Club for supporting Project 680 yet again. This time around the band of merry women donated 15 hoodies and helped with publicity too. Thank you to Sheryl Longsworth for shopping at Walmart in November when News 10 filmed us too.

We sincerely appreciate the support of these local all-star ladies.

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