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by Raveena DhaliwalAugust 4, 2022 Uncategorized0 comments

National Health Center Week

Celebrates the high-quality care that health centers provide across the nation. Share Our Selves Community Health Centers provide access to primary health care services for Orange County residents. In celebration of National Health Center Week, we are proud to showcase our patient-centered approach accessible to everyone at a low cost.

Each day of NHCW focuses on an area of comprehensive care coordinated in our network of community health centers.

Monday, 8/8: Healthcare for the Homeless Day

Share Our Selves is designated as healthcare for the homeless provider. Our mobile health unit services the community twice a week, traveling to shelters around the county. Our partnership with Mercy House allows us to care for our venerable patients with access to our medical services onsite. Click here to learn more about Mercy House.

Tuesday, 8/9: Agricultural Worker Health Day

This year marks the 60th anniversary of the passage of the Migrant Health Act, the landmark agreement that sowed the seeds for what would later become the Community Health Center Program. At our very origin, Share Our Selves was founded to care for those in need. And at the time of our inception, some of those most in need were local migrant farm workers.

Wednesday, 8/10: Patient Appreciation Day

Our patients are the heart of our mission. Share Our Selves Community Health Centers were recognized by the National Committee of Quality Assurance’s (NCQA) Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) program for providing services that put the patient at the forefront of care. Annually our providers care for an average of 16,000 patients.

Thursday, 8/11: Stakeholder Appreciation Day

Our community stakeholders champion Share Our Selves by actively supporting our work through various channels. We appreciate the commitment of our volunteers, donors, community partners, board members, and elected officials at the city, local and national levels.

Friday, 8/12: Health Center Staff Appreciation Day

Share Our Selves staff are unequivocal devoted to caring for our clients and patients. We want to celebrate their dedication with our staff celebrations across the organization.

Saturday, 8/13: Children’s Health Day

Since its inception in 1995, our Back to School Program has provided backpacks filled with school supplies to local students through the support of our generous donor community.

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by Katie SantoreFebruary 25, 2022 Event0 comments

29th Annual Wild & Crazy Taco Night

More than 700 guests enjoyed specialty tacos from 16 celebrated Orange County chefs featuring libations from CaliFino Tequila, Deschutes Brewery and New Belgium Brewing’s Fruit Smash hard seltzer. Hosted by the Share Our Selves Foundation, the event was held on Thursday, May 19, at OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa.

Once again, this foodie tradition raised over $100,000 in support of Share Our Selves social services. The comprehensive services address issues including food and housing insecurity and overall wellness of our neighbors who are low-income and experiencing homelessness.

Guests tasted curated tacos exclusively for this event with the opportunity to vote for the Yelper’s Choice Award “Fan-Favorite Taco” presented by our Premiere Sponsor, Yelp. This year’s winner was Chef Fonzy De Zuniga of Descanso. Chef Fonzy De Zuniga proved to be a fan favorite winning his second year in a row. This year serving up a creation of duck birria, habanero red pickled onions, cilantro, edible flowers and gold flakes on a cheese crusted blue corn tortilla.

We thank our generous restaurants, beverage partners, and sponsors for their generous contributions to benefit the 29th Annual Wild & Crazy Taco Night!

Click here to view photos from the event

2022 Participating Restaurants

 

Avenue of the Arts Hotel

Hector Zamora

Descanso

Fonzy De Zuniga

Farmhouse

Rich Mead

Five Crowns and SideDoor

Matt Luna

Melissa’s

Marco Zapien

Newport Rib Company

Sal Gonzalez

Orange Hill

Greg Byma

Pascal

Pascal Olhats

Populaire Modern Bistro

Ross Pangilinan & Nick Weber

Primal Alchemy

Paul Buchanan

Puesto

Erik Aronow

Rasta Taco

Natalie Aleksandrova

Taste Collective By Taste Culinary Group

Chris Tzorin

Westin Anaheim

Kenneth Williams & Andy De La Cruz

Yogurtland

2022 SPONSORS

 

The Share Our Selves Foundation thanks the following sponsors and underwriters for their generosity:

Premiere Sponsor

 

 

 

 

Habanero
The Sharon D. Lund Foundation

Pinata
Debbie Millar
DMP Properties
The Frome Family Foundation
Hoag
South Coast Plaza

Cactus
Jay Donoghue
Dr. Gwyn Parry
Laurie Dubachansky
Med Tech Solutions
Pacific Hospitalists Associates
PCV Murcor
ServiceNow – John Spriko
Thompson Family Foundation
Dr. Vik and Shama Mehta

Sombrero
Adams’ World Travel
Dr. Alberto and Jori Mendivil
Alkeme Insurance Services
AT Consulting
Bob and Anne Cress
Enterprise Bank & Trust
Fletcher and Jones Motorcars
Gary Bess Associates
Haskell Collection
Lynn and Roger Tomalas
Med Tech Solutions
Mike and Pam Howard
OneDigital
Patricia Doyle
Prestige Medical Group
Dr. Richard and Sandie Haskell
Susan and Kevin Daly
Western Community Housing, Inc.

UNDERWRITERS

 

Faye and Ali Azadi
Jim and Diane Bailey
Beach City Car Wash
Flor and Emma Buncab
Saundra Campbell
Randy and Jenice Carter
Ski and Kathy Harrison
Will and Annick Klatte
Jake and Andi Rohrer
Dr. Roberta Lessor & Dr. David Snow
Alice Tutunjian

2022 EVENT DONORS

 

Anonymous
Susan and Kevin Daly
Annie Gerard
Manning Homes
Kronick Moskovitz Tiedemann & Girard
Susan J. Markowitz
On-site Lasermedic Corp.
Linda and Kevin Pitts
Nancy Schmoldt
Nancy and Geoffrey Stack

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by Katie SantoreFebruary 24, 2022 Event, Past0 comments

30th Annual Wild & Crazy Taco Night

COSTA MESA, CA, – More than 280 people cruised over to the OC Fair & Event Center on Saturday, April 24th to take part in the first drive-through style event in the 28 year history of Share Our Selves (SOS) Wild & Crazy Taco Night.

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by Katie SantoreNovember 3, 2021 Event, Past0 comments

Kendra Scott Shop for Good

For more information please email sosfoundation@shareourselves.org.

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by Katie SantoreSeptember 1, 2021 Event0 comments

2021 Soiree On the Shore Staff Tickets

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by Katie SantoreJuly 28, 2021 Event0 comments

2021 Soiree On the Shore Sponsorships

Learn more about our Sponsorship Levels.

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by Katie SantoreJuly 27, 2021 Event0 comments

2021 Soiree On the Shore Tickets

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by Katie SantoreJuly 20, 2021 Event, Past0 comments

Soiree on the Shore

Soiree on the Shore will return in October 2023

We would like to thank our generous event partners for their contributions over the last several years. We encourage you to support our local community by visiting one of them this fall.

For more information on our special events, please contact sosfoundation@shareourselves.org

608 Dahlia

Arc Restaurants 

Black Market Bakery

Broadway  by Amar Santana

Descanso

Driftwood Kitchen 

Farmhouse at Roger’s Gardens

Five Crowns

Foretti’s

Hotel Laguna

Melissa’s Produce

Newport Rib Company

Olea

Orange Hill

Pete’s Sunset Grille

Puesto

Sessions West Coast Deli

Stg. Pepperoni

Tableau Kitchen & Bar

Terrace by Mix Mix

Westin Anaheim

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by Katie SantoreJune 8, 2021 Uncategorized0 comments

SOS Celebrates Pride Month

As we celebrate Pride this month, we here at SOS wanted to take this opportunity to consider the issues and barriers facing our LGBTQ community in Orange County, and what we are doing as an organization to address them. It is our mission to provide care and assistance to those in need and act as advocates for systemic change, and we work every day to fulfill that mission for our LQBTQ community in a supportive and welcoming environment, sensitive to the struggles they face daily. 

A recent study by the Center for American Progress found that 1 in 3 LGBTQ Americans, including 3 in 5 transgender Americans, experienced discrimination in just the past year. The study found that “many LGBTQ people continue to face discrimination in their personal lives, in the workplace and the public sphere, and in their access to critical health care. This experience of discrimination leads to many adverse consequences for their financial, mental, and physical well-being.”  

SOS has a wide range of services available to directly attend to these issues including medical and dental care, behavioral health services, financial assistance, and homeless services. However, we know that simply having these services available is not enough. Addressing the needs of the LGBTQ community requires a team that is compassionate and well informed on the unique challenges of these individuals, and that is what we have at SOS. Our health providers are trained to care for the health conditions facing our LGBTQ patients in a sensitive and gender-affirming way. The fear of discrimination can also lead people to avoid seeking care, but at SOS everyone who walks through our doors is treated with dignity and respect, and without judgment. 

The LGBTQ homeless population is particularly vulnerable, and our team of experts, as well as our community of volunteers, provides a safe space to talk, and work to find solutions so that we can help improve their living situation. Often this includes behavioral or substance abuse services, medical services for transgender individuals looking to affirm their gender, and working with other organizations to find permanent, supportive housing. 

In addition to the direct services we provide every day, our leadership team also works with other community groups and organizations to advance the cause of equity in Orange County so that protections for vulnerable groups like the LGBTQ community can be enacted to promote systemic change. We also support legislation including the Equality Act that would codify those protections into law.  

We have a long way to go in our society in the treatment of our LQBTQ community, but we are working every day towards the goal of equality for all. This month is a great time to recognize the progress that has been made and celebrate the freedom to choose love for everyone in our community. 

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by Imelda BuncabMay 26, 2021 Blog0 comments

Message From Our CEO

 

On the Anniversary of George Floyd’s Death

 

“Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.” – James Baldwin

 

Yesterday marked a year since the murder of George Floyd under the knees of police brutality.

His death brought on a reckoning and imperative to practice critical and crucial conversations on the historical and continued racist harm experienced by the black community and an intense examination of our current systems, norms, and bias that perpetuate racism and inequities.

As part of a national collective of community health centers, our mission is our community. At Share Our Selves we are committed to equality, systemic change, compassionate and empathetic leadership. Through these principles we will continue to work against inequality, systemic injustices, racism, and abuse of power.

We leave our imagination of a world without racism into living what that anti-racist world would be like. It begins with you, me, all of us. We must because of George Floyd and many others before and after him. Black Live Matter. Yesterday. Today. Tomorrow.

Sincerely,

Christy Ward

Chief Executive Officer

 

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A Model Community Health Center

Share Our Selves (SOS) is a nationally recognized health center providing high quality, comprehensive safety net services to the Orange County community. We are one of 300 health centers nationally to be designated as a Healthcare for the Homeless provider. SOS is a patient-centered medical home and values the concept of the right person, the right treatment, at the right time.

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