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R e c e n t N e w s
YFES Newsletters Fall
2007
Press Releases
- April 8, 2008 YFES Names Michael Garb New CEO
- December 18, 2006 YFES Names Dr. Douglas Styles as New Clinical Director
- April 12, 2006 New San Mateo County Program Launched to Help
Reduce Referrals to Child Welfare Services
- April 4, 2006 San Mateo County Celebrates Positive Youth Development and Community Support with Week-long Event
News Articles - Be the Difference Newsletter, May, 2008 Youth Commission Recognized Nationally
- The Almanac, December, 2007 Holiday Fund: Parents in need have a friend indeed in the Learning Together Program
- The Stanford Daily, November 16, 2007 Foster care worker describes system's troubles
- Palo Alto Daily News, September 13, 2007 Out of the Shadows: Suicide: The hidden killer
- Daily Journal, March 25, 2006 Gearing up for
Youth Development Week
- The Almanac, November 30, 2005 Holiday
Fund: Foster kids learn to live on their own at Daybreak
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San Francisco Business Times, October 3, 2005 Blue Shield Foundation doles out $16 million
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Daily Journal, September 29, 2005 DUI
drinkers' bars make county list
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San Mateo County Times, August 4, 2005 Officials:
No links in rash of suicides
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San Mateo County Times, January 4, 2005 Teens
find support in cyberspace
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The Almanac, December 15, 2004 Holiday Fund:
Helping youths, families in crisis
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Daily Journal, May 13, 2004 Girls
'graduate' from juvenile hall
E v e n t s
Starting Line Breakfast
On March 25, 2009 Youth and Family Enrichment Services (YFES) will be holding its 17th Annual Starting Line Breakfast fundraising event at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Foster City. The Starting Line Breakfast is YFES’ annual fundraising event and accounts for nearly one-fifth of the agency’s private funding. This sit-down breakfast features a keynote address, personal success stories from our clients, and highlights of the agency’s progress over the past year. At the breakfast we also take the opportunity to thank our loyal donors, and honor organizations that have provided outstanding support over the years. Attendees are able to interact with local business, community and political leaders who are dedicated to making the communities we live in healthy and strong. For information about how to become an event sponsor, call 650-591-9623 x117.
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