Inland empire
Fixing Healthcare Disparities to Improve the Lives of Latinos and Blacks
“Looking for the telltale signs of illness or chronic conditions during a routine checkup requires a high level of doctor-patient communication,…
Salvation Army Path to Prosperity Program Prepares Men for Good Jobs
“The Salvation Army in San Bernardino is proud of the valuable impact the Path to Prosperity brings into the lives of its…
Type 2 Diabetes Affects Latinos and Blacks More than Whites
“We see a lot of Latino and Black people and sad to say, type 2 diabetes and its harmful effects are far…
National Salvation Army Week Spotlights Help for the Hungry, the Homeless and the Hopeless
 In 2022, the San Bernardino Corps served 23,218 people, 22,268 households, served 105,981 meals, and provided groceries to 10,318 households. The…
Salvation Army Community Resource Fair is May 17 in San Bernadino
“The Resource Fair brings together many of our partners who offer services like ours as well as services we are not able…
Please pray for the hungry, homeless, and hopeless with The Salvation Army
You are invited to pray for the hungry, homeless, and hopeless with The Salvation Army, Mayor, and Council in front of City…
Two-County Education Collaborative Appoints Ann Marie Sakrekoff as Interim President & CEO
 INLAND EMPIRE, CA – Ann Marie Sakrekoff has been named Interim President & CEO of Growing Inland Achievement (GIA), effective May…
Growing Inland Achievement President and CEO, Dr. Carlos Ayala, to Retire
Ayala is credited with working with the Network to establish Growing Inland Achievement (GIA), as a 501(c)(3), IRS tax-exempt organization; more than…
Claremont Links presents Community Service Award to Connie Leyva
The Claremont Links will present its Community Service Award to the Honorable Connie Leyva a former California State Senator and current executive…
The History of the Black Rose Awards
San Bernardino, Calif.  In 1926 Carter G. Woodson founded the first Black History Week, selecting the second week of February to commemorate…