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April 23, 2014 |
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Lakeview Hall of Fame
Supporting I.T. Bookman Community Center
The Southwest Corporation's I.T. Bookman Community Center, "The Jewel of the OMI," celebrates the fourth annual "Lakeview Hall of Fame" Dinner and Dance, FridayJune 20th at Patio Espanol beginning at6:00 p.m.. Join the Board of Directors, Carl Barnes, President, Gale Roboro, Secretary, Joyce Watson, Treasurer, Sharon Page-Pressley, Psy.D., and Barbara Lee, as they honor Coraetta McIntyre Smith, Cheyenne Bell, Posthumously, Donald Andrews Ronald Wiley, Posthumously,King Wiley, Members of UCC Pilgrim Community Church (Visionary Award), Top Notch Black Coalition (Continuing Service) Nimatullahi Sufi Order (Diversity and Inclusion Award).
For ticket information call 415 586-8020. Tickets can be purchased at I.T. Bookman Community Center, 446 Randolph Street (@Arch), San Francisco, CA 94132 or visit www.itbookmancenter.org. Proceeds from the event supports the center. Corporate Sponsorship opportunities are available. Contact Board Chairman Carl Barnes, 415 586-8020 of Executive Director, Jackie Wright at 415 525 0410 for sponsorship details.
Serving Oceanview, Merced Heights, Ingleside, San Francisco and the wider Bay Area with its programs that spans all age groups, from youth to seniors, I.T. Bookman Community Center, among San Francisco's first public/private partnerships began with the vision of late community leader I.T. Bookman, Pilgrim Community Church and then San Francisco Mayor Dianne Feinstein.
The City and County of San Francisco's Department of Aging and Adult Services provides funding for one of the signature programs, "Senior Services" that helps seniors stay connected and healthy. Blood pressure screenings, nutritional services, information and referrals, computer classes, exercise with Zumba classes, excursions, line dancing and more benefit seniors and their families. Programs such as the City and County of San Francisco's Hip/Hop Clinic and the YMCA's After School Program give families the secure knowledge that their youth are in safe hands. Fun can be had by all at I.T. Bookman where the public can rent the center at a very reasonable community rate for town hall meetings, movie nights, fashion shows, bat mitzvahs, bar mitzvahs, baby showers, wedding receptions, quinceaneras, and more. I.T. Bookman Community Center is a great place for community.
Support the work of I.T. Bookman Community Center by attending the "Lakeview Hall of Fame" Dinner and Dance or make a donation, if you can't attend. Visit www.itbookmancenter.org.
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Supervisor Avalos Sponsored SF Jobs Meeting at I.T. Bookman Community Center 4/24
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Job Training Opportunities at SFO
From the Office of Laurel Moeslein
At a recent meeting of the OMI Collaborative, Ms. Moeslein shared upcoming college and custodial internships:
College Track
- Intern is enrolled in a local college with 6 or more units and works up to 20 hours per week at SFO at $17.35/hour
- Must be between the ages of 18-25
- Must be an SF resident or have an SF affiliation (grown up in SF/gone to school in SF)
Custodial Track
- Intern trains as a Custodian at SFO and receives their certificate in Custodial Services at City College. They work 35 hours per week at $17.35/hour and the long term goal is for them to be hired permanently with the City and County of San Francisco as a 2708 custodian
- Must be between the ages of 18-25
- Must be an SF resident or have an SF affiliation (grown up in SF/gone to school in SF)
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I.T. Bookman Program Spotlight
Hip Hop to Health Clinic
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| Nurse Practitioners Vittorio D'Angelic and Natalee Enstrom, FNP confer at I.T. Bookman Community Center's Hip Hop to Health Clinic, serving youth. |
In addition to serving youth with the YMCA After school Program headed by Brianna Green, I.t. Bookman Community Center also provides the Hip Hop to Health Clinic, a program of the City and County of San Francisco Health Department. The Hip Hop to Health Clinic is Mondays and Thursdays from 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. for youth 12-24 years of age. Call 415 337-4719 for appointments. Some drop ins can be accommodated. |
I.T. Bookman Monthly Senior Luncheon
Last Friday of the Month
Sponsored in part by the City and County of San Francisco Aging and Adult Services Department, Rebuilding San Francisco and Nimatullahi Sufi Order, the I.T. Bookman Community Center's Monthly Senior Luncheons, established by former Interim Director, Dr. Harold Pierre, Pastor of Pilgrim Community Church, has become a mainstay for seniors to enjoy nutrition, good information and good times on the last Friday of each month at 12 noon. This Friday includes presentations from the California Telephone Access Program and Walgreen's Pharmacy. Click Here to Get Details from Gil Brigham, Seniors Program Services Coordinator.
Zoom Zoom to Zumba and other activities at
I.T. Bookman Community Center
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| Zumba Class at I.T. Bookman Community Center. Check it out Thursday evenings. Call 415 586-8020 for more information. |
Create Your Own Event at I.T. Bookman Community Center
Public Service Announcement for broadcast, agencies and organizations :
BOOK IT@BOOKMAN! THE I.T. BOOKMAN COMMUNITY CENTER, THE JEWEL OF THE O.M.I. IS THE PERFECT PLACE TO HAVE YOUR RECEPTIONS, PARTIES, BAR MITVAHS, BAT MITVAH'S, BABY SHOWERS, QUINCEANERAS, ANNIVERSARIES, YOU NAME IT. "BOOK
IT@BOOKMAN!" PLAN YOUR SPECIAL OCCASION AT I.T. BOOKMAN COMMUNITY CENTER WITH COMMUNITY FRIENDLY PRICES! CALL 586-8020. "BOOK IT@BOOKMAN.
Thank you for announcing!
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Michael Perkins, Facilities Manager
I.T. Bookman Community Center
415.586.8020
Office space is available for rent at I.T. Bookman, in addition to rentals for your special events.
If it's time to take your small business to the next level, rent an office at I.T. Bookman Community Center.
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Give us a call today!
415 586-8020
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