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The Coronado High School Jr. Optimist Club is hosting its annual yard sale to benefit childhood cancer research. Scheduled for July 12 at 777 H Ave, this event invites community members to contribute and shop among various items. All proceeds support initiatives like the St. Baldrick’s Foundation, showcasing the club’s dedication to making a difference in children’s lives. The yard sale promises an enjoyable community bonding experience while raising funds for a vital cause.
Coronado, CA – The Coronado High School Jr. Optimist Club, in collaboration with the Optimist Club of Coronado, is set to host its annual yard sale to raise funds for childhood cancer research. The fundraising event will take place on Saturday, July 12, from 8:00 AM to 11:30 AM, at 777 H Ave, Coronado, CA. Community members are encouraged to participate to ensure the fundraiser’s success.
The Jr. Optimist Club is part of an international service and leadership organization dedicated to fostering positive youth development through community service projects. In addition to the yard sale, the club’s activities range from writing birthday cards for veterans to organizing food drives, beach clean-ups, and supporting local events. This year, the club has also adopted a school in Barrio Logan that focuses on educating young mothers and expecting teens.
A significant aspect of the yard sale is that all proceeds will be donated to childhood cancer research initiatives. In previous years, funds raised have been contributed to the St. Baldrick’s Foundation, which is devoted to finding cures for childhood cancers. This dedication to aiding research underscores the club’s commitment to making an impactful difference in the lives of children battling cancer.
The upcoming yard sale will feature an array of items for sale, including bikes, surfboards, outdoor furniture, rugs, a television, a ping pong table, baking stones, clothing, new shoes and cleats, craft items, and much more. This diverse selection is aimed at attracting a wide audience, from families looking for bargains to individuals searching for unique items.
Former Junior Optimist International (JOI) member Andrew Borgie emphasized that the yard sale presents an enjoyable opportunity for community members to come together while supporting a valuable cause. The event not only aims to raise funds but also seeks to build lasting friendships among youth involved in organizing and executing the sale.
For those interested in learning more about the Jr. Optimist Club, the adult Optimist Club, or details regarding the yard sale, inquiries can be directed to JOI club advisor Erin at 619-675-1323. Community participation is vital for the success of this annual fundraiser, which remains a cherished event within the Coronado area.
This yearly occasion not only fosters community spirit but also significantly contributes to ongoing research efforts to combat childhood cancer, reflecting the values of leadership and service that the Jr. Optimist Club embodies.
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