This two-hour, hands-on volunteer shift might include gleaning fresh produce, packing boxes of food, or sorting through food that has been donated. Volunteer shifts at Feeding San Diego Sorrento Valley headquarters are practical and hands-on for anyone to make a difference. By donating your time, you can help us rescue surplus food and get it to people facing hunger throughout San Diego County. 

Be an Ocean Connector and join us on a Wildlife Kayaking adventure!

Come celebrate Kids Free October on October 28th with code: KidsFreeOC

Did you know that San Diego provides foraging habitat for the Eastern Pacific green sea turtle? This small feeding population consists of about 60 individuals, and we will be on the lookout for these beautiful creatures while paddling through the Chula Vista Wildlife Reserve. Our naturalist guide will point out marine and bird life and teach you about local ecology and conservation efforts.
All equipment is provided: Kayak, life vest, binoculars, and field guides.

Best of all, a portion of your Eco Tour ticket goes to our nonprofit environmental education programs. Learn more at: www.oceanconnectors.org/wildlife-kayaking/

Join us on Saturday, October 28th from 3:00pm to 8:00pm as Downtown Chula Vista transforms into a beautiful and lively, cempacuchil filled celebration for the 3rd Annual Día de los Muertos Celebration!

This free community event will include fun for the entire family and is a great way for the community to come together to honor our loved ones that have passed, while still celebrating life. The celebration includes a community altar, an Altar Contest and Catrín/Catrína Ensemble Contest for cash prizes, music and dance performances from three different locations, kids crafts, treats, delicious food, vendors, themed photo opps throughout the neighborhood and a special screening of Guillermo del Toro’s Book of Life in the Memorial Bowl starting at 7:00pm!

Grab your passport and your binoculars and get ready to explore the Los Coronados Islands in Mexico!

Mexico’s Coronado Islands, off the Baja peninsula, are known for their small deserted beaches and crystal clear, azure blue and emerald green waters—only a short boat ride away.

When you arrive, the scenery and extraordinary sea life will amaze you.  The sweeping landscape of rugged cliffs, natural bridges, and sea caves will make it hard for you to believe that you are only 14 miles away from the bustling city of San Diego.

Rich Biodiversity- You will get to see one of the most abundant eco-systems off the Pacific coast in a place that is wild and secluded.  The perfect year round temperatures and pristine water creates unimaginable richness and bio-diversity.

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