Wright Enterprises shared yet another reminder of the Iron Chef-Like Challenge Fundraiser for the culinary arts program developed by Kelly Armstrong for the Bayview YMCA in an E-Blast on March 2, 2016. The second annual event raises funds for the program for "at promise" youth ages 15-19. Other Community News Includes a message from Mrs. Obama on E-books. Take a look!

This notice courtesy of Sandra Varner PR: Locally, the Allen Temple Baptist Church in East Oakland has the distinction as the longest running, church-based Boy Scouts program in the city. No small feat, they have made 39 Eagle Scouts since 1993—the most recent being two sets of brothers: Kennedy Watson, Brendan Watson, Clayton Crowell and Cameron Crowell. You can help make a difference in the lives of other youth by making a donation to this worthwhile program.

This notice sent to Wright Enterprises is courtesy of the Office of Cynthia Moten: State and local leaders, community-based organizations, private sector leaders, philanthropic leaders, schools and other youth-serving agencies are coming together to create a set of supports that enable strong transitions from school year to school year and from high school to college and to create careers by implementing and spreading proven interventions. The Summer Opportunity Project is a multi-agency effort in partnership with the National Summer Learning Association and other collaborators to provide support to communities. The Project aims to significantly increase the percentage of youth in evidence-based summer opportunity programs, decrease the percentage of youth experiencing violence over the summer, and—more broadly—make sure that young Americans have the support they need to get their first job.

Please join Maison de la Culture Noire Américaine and The Alliance Française de San Francisco Saturday, February 27, 4:30-7:00pm as we welcome author, Linda Hervieux, on the occasion of her US West Coast book tour of her acclaimed book "Forgotten: The Untold Story of D-Day's Black Heroes, At Home and At War".

Sent courtesy of Dr. Maxine Hickman and the San Francisco National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Wright Enterprises is pleased to post affordable housing opportunities from Supervisor Malia Cohen of District 10.

Film Industry thrives in San Francisco... Sunday Sessions Launch added to the mix of the Oakland International Film Festival, The San Francisco Black Film Festival and all things cinema. Thanks to LaHitz Media's Jacquie Taliaferro for getting this great news to W.E.

Wright Enterprises Community Spotlight shares news of a Black History Month Celebration in Honor of late U.S. Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman elected to Congress and the First Black to run for President of the United States of America. Reverend Greggory L. Brown, whose work has been featured in the New York Times, honors Chisholm and presents "The Shirley Chisholm Defender of the Poor Award" to champions in all walks for life on Sunday, February 21st at 3:00 p.m.

Wright Enterprises shares news of vision coverage with Covered California, a new addition to the programs to help Californians stay healthy. In the San Francisco Bay Area, Covered CA has partnered with the San Francisco National Coalition of 100 Black Women which is having its Eleventh Annual Golden Girls Hats and Gloves Tea.

Bank Loan Officer, Ed Diaz of Banc Home Loans, shares event that will give a look at the economy in Silicon Valley. February 18th event is coming soon.