Merced Horsemen Association
Merced Horsemen Association
J. A. Thomas President
Carol Suggs Vice President
P.O. Box 2585, Merced, Ca. 95344
Contact Email: mercedhorsemens@yahoo.com
Website of Organization: http://www.mercedhorsemens.com/
We are a horse riding focused on serving members and giving young and old alike a pleasant friendly place to ride their horse.
We do a variety of events and host several outside events as well. We are a very old club here in California and have a great history with many significant people in the horse world.
Merced Sunrise Rotary
Merced Sunrise Rotary
Meets at Paul’s Place 2991 G Street
Merced, CA 95340-2130
Fridays at 6:30 AM
Contact Email: mike@ascagrecom.com
Website of Organization: mercedsunrise.org
The newest Rotary Club in Merced, California, Merced Sunrise was chartered by Rotary International in 1985, under the sponsorship of members of the Merced Rotary Club. Merced Sunrise Rotary exists within District 5220, and has thirty-five active members from many vocations.
Members meet weekly to carry out the goals and objectives of all Rotary clubs worldwide. Merced Sunrise Rotary is a vibrant club, with energetic members who enjoy working together to meet the needs of others.
Modesto/Merced SCORE
Modesto/Merced SCORE
Mentors/Business Consultants
Address/City 1880 Wardrobe Avenue
For Information Call: 209-724-2033
For Information Email: pulido.elisabet@gmail.com
Website of Organization: modestomerced.score.org
The Modesto / Merced Offices of SCORE Inc. is part of a national nonprofit association dedicated to entrepreneurial education and the formation, growth and success of the region’s small businesses.
We provide free and confidential business mentoring tailored to meet the specific needs of your small business and your personal objectives. Modesto /Merced SCORE also offers local workshops for both start-up entrepreneurs and in-business small business owners. Regardless of your problem, we are quite certain that we have a mentor who can help you.
Our local mentors are real-world professionals with time-tested knowledge and experience. They have donated thousands of hours to help small businesses like yours succeed. Our mentors have expertise in such areas as accounting, finance, marketing, management and business plan preparation.
Your business difficulties are not unique. Let a fresh set of eyes help you to arrive at workable solutions.
Call for an appointment, it will make a difference!
NAMI on Campus UCMerced
Jonathan Vickrey – President; Arrash Abri – Vice President
P O Box 2087
Contact Phone Number: 209-381-6844
Contact Emai: l jvickrey@ucmerced.edu
In 2010, students founded NAMI on Campus Merced, a NAMI (or National Alliance on Mental Illness) affiliated organization aiming to provide mental health support, education, and advocacy to the students and surrounding community of UC Merced.
The onset of mental illness poses a significant risk to college students, who occupy the age group most at risk for the development of psychiatric symptoms.
Approximately one-half of those with a mental illness will begin experiencing symptoms by their mid-teens, and three-fourths of mental illnesses will present by the mid-twenties.
However, given adequate support and appropriate policies, students with a mental illness do not have to abandon their educational goals. NAMI on Campus Merced intends to support students at UC Merced by providing advocacy and assistance. Transitioning to college is a stressful time for all students, let alone those dealing with a mental illness.
NAMI on Campus Merced can assist these students and their families in ways ranging from registering from Disability Services to providing peer support. Getting prompt treatment and support is key in reducing the burden psychiatric conditions place on the lives of students, and NAMI on Campus Merced can help in many ways.
NAMI on Campus Merced will also be hosting NAMI Peer-to-Peer, and education course for people with a mental illness, open to community members and students alike. .
Peer-to-Peer consists of ten two-hour units and is taught by a team of two trained “Mentors” and a volunteer support person, all of whom are personally experienced at living well with a mental illness.
Participants come away from the course with a binder of hand-out materials, as well as many other tangible resources: an advance directive; a “relapse prevention plan” to help identify telltale feelings, thoughts, behavior, or events that may warn of impending relapse and to organize for intervention; mindfulness exercises to help focus and calm thinking; and survival skills for working with providers and the general public.
Sponsored by NAMI Merced County, local affiliate of the national parent organization; NAMI on Campus Merced is a registered club with the Office of Student Life at UC Merced, which intends to improve services and raise campus awareness at the University and in the community through its partnership with Counseling and Psychological Services, Disability Services and the Department of Student Affairs at UC Merced.
Merced Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA)
Merced Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
(SPCA)
Located at: 1021 E. Childs Ave, Merced
Josie Pulido, President
Contact Phone Number 384-7722
Contact Email merced.spca@yahoo.com
Website of Organization mercedspca.com
The Merced SPCA maintains a no-kill shelter and its main focus is to provide our animals with spaying/neutering, vaccinations and a safe environment until they can be adopted to a loving home. We are a non-profit organization and our funding is provided entirely by fund raisers, membership dues and donations.
We welcome new members! Dues are Seniors $25, Individuals $30 and Family $40. Please call for a membership form or pick one up at the shelter. Our meetings are held at the First Baptist Church of Merced, 500 Buena Vista, corner of Buena Vista and “M” Street.
Meetings take place at 7:00 p.m. the first Monday of every month. If the first Monday falls on a holiday, then we meet the next Monday.
Before joining you are welcome to visit us at the shelter or come to a meeting as a guest if you like. We’d enjoy meeting you
Yosemite Gateway Council of the Blind
Yosemite Gateway Council of the Blind
Elizabeth McFadden, President
Merced
For more information call:(209) 722-8118
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Local chapter of the California Council of the Blind, an Affiliate of the American Council of the Blind. Organization provides support and advocacy for the people who are blind or have a visual impairment.
California Health Collaborative
Name of organization
California Health Collaborative
800 W 20th Street, Suite D (call for appointment)
Merced
For more information call:
See our website at:
The California Health Collaborative (Collaborative) is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization committed to enhancing the quality of life and health of the people of California, particularly the underserved and underrepresented.
The Collaborative has established strong partnerships at the local, regional, and statewide levels, enabling its programs and services to be linked into broader systems of prevention and care.
In the Merced office, we offer Tobacco Control services and SnapEd education for the youth and residents of Merced County.
If you are a health-oriented youth, please contact us!
We will love to have you join one of our coalitions and be part of a youth team to help solve health disparities in the Merced County.
Winton Chamber of Commerce
Winton Chamber of Commerce
President Diane Dixon
P.O. Box 201
Winton
For more information call: (209) 600-8094
We are a non-profit Chamber of Commerce in the wonderful town of Winton.
We believe in working together to build a stronger community.
Ur Beauty 4 Ashes Women's Ministry
Ur Beauty 4 Ashes Women's Ministry
Miranda Moseby
Merced
For more information call:(209) 407-1980 Direct Line 24 Hrs (209) 720-4413 Ministry Line
See our website at:http://urbeauty4ashes.wix.com/miranda
A non-denominational Christian Women's Fellowship. Offering local bible study, online bible study, blog bible study, group studies, meet-up groups, workshops, seminars, conferences, and prayer.
We are sharing the gospel with a heart for women. Empowering, equipping and edifying as many women as we can in the word of God.
Make no mistake that we Women were called to be keepers of our sisters. Come bond and develop a relationship with the Lord and help take the gospel to the fields.The harvest is ripe, but the laborers are few.
Love INC of Greater Merced
Love INC of Greater Merced
Sherry Macias
P.O. Box 2141 Merced, C
For more information call:
See our website at:
Love INC coordinates resources for families and individuals in need of food, toiletries, household items, furniture, clothing, back-to-school supplies, transportation to medical appointments, bedding/linens, diapers, formula and much more.We also provide life skills education classes in money management, soft vocational skills, health & nutrition, community and healthy relationships.
Soroptimist of Atwater
Soroptimist of Atwater
760 E Bellevue Rd Atwater
For more information call:
See our website at:
Soroptimist is an international volunteer organization for business and professional women who work to improve the lives of women and girls, in local communities and throughout the world. Soroptimist means “Best for Women” and that is what the organization strives to be – women at their best helping other women do their best.
Relay For Life of Atwater
Relay For Life of Atwater
Atwater
See our website at:www.RelayForLife.org/AtwaterCA
In more than 5,200 communities and 20 countries, Relay For Life events comprise the signature fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.
Each Relay For Life event is special to its community, but the movement's true power lies in the combined commitment of thousands of participants, volunteers, and supporters to help the American Cancer Society save lives from cancer.
Merced 1240 Elks park
1240 Elks Park (1)
Merced 1240 Elks Park
27 sites located at:
3600 Wardrobe Ave. Merced, Ca.
9 pull through sites
18 backing up sites
30/50 amps
Water dumpsites on the premises
Amenities:
Restrooms showers laundry large meeting area with kitchens for groups
Located in a quiet country setting
Perfect for a relaxing time away
5 miles to Merced Lodge
Contact lodge secretary phone number 209-722-5909
MOPS
MOPS stands for Mothers of Preschoolers
Mothers of Preschoolers, a program designed to nurture mothers with children from birth through kindergarten.
a program designed to nurture mothers with children from birth through kindergarten. MOPS groups meet in churches throughout the United States, Canada, and 19 other countries. The women are of many ages and backgrounds, but share the same desire – to be the best moms they can be!
MOPS is dedicated to the message that “mothering matters,” and that moms of young children need encouragement during these critical early years. MOPS exists to encourage, equip and develop every mother of preschooler to realize her potential as a woman, mother and leader in the name of Jesus Christ.
Merced MOPS
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is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering and inspiring women in their journey to be the best mom possible. Our primary tools for doing so are regular meetings where moms gather together to build friendships and to encourage one another.
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MOPS offers an authentic community where moms can come and experience encouragement, support, and hope with other moms. Our meetings are designed to provide them with opportunities to relax, make new friends, enjoy adult conversation, learn a new skill or craft, hear guest speakers, and be involved in group discussions of interest for mothers with young children. It’s a great place to energize and get connected with other moms!
Mom’s Night Out
Outside of our regular meetings moms have the opportunity to strengthen their new and budding friendships at our monthly Mom’s Night Out, organized play dates throughout the year including summer park dates and at our special family events. Moms also deliver dinners to each other after a new arrival and during a time of need. Annually, MOPS hosts a photo booth at Yosemite Church Harvest Party,
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Santa House (a weekend spent at the Beautiful Historic Mansion Inn for the kids to sit on Santa’s lap and take a picture, crafts and much more) and Spring Fling (a fun Easter celebration with an egg hunt, crafts and photos).
In addition, moms have created groups outside of MOPS open for anyone to attend. A few of these groups are: a couples/marriage group that meets weekly, knitting group, book club, freezer meal exchange group and more.
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Merced MOPS
is much more than just a mom’s club. Outside of all the fun activities, encouragement, enrichment, etc.; these beautiful women are helping people throughout the world with service projects reaching others on different continents!
Annually, MOPS moms put together Operation Christmas Child shoe boxes (Samaritan’s Purse) that are sent to children all over the world. In recent years, moms have sent letters to US soldiers, made blankets for local children in need, helped to clean local parks and beautify our community, and supported Alpha Pregnancy Crisis Center with “baby showers” (showering Alpha with baskets full of donations for the families Alpha supports), monetary support during Alpha’s Baby Bottle Boomerang fundraiser and annual Alpha Walk.
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Currently this year MOPS moms are supporting Blood:Water Mission by putting up a Lemon Aid stand at all our events to sell lemonade, coffee and/or water. The profits are donated to Blood:Water Mission to provide people in Africa with clean, safe water. $1 = 1 year of clean drinking water!
The connections made within MOPS are carried with moms even after her graduation and become friendships for life! Every mother of a preschooler can benefit from joining a MOPS group; to grow herself, her family, help her community and serve people all over the world.
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For more information
Would you like to check out Merced MOPS? Join us at anyone of our meetings held the 1st and 3rd Thursdays (Sept-May) 9am-11:30am at Yosemite Church, 2230 E. Yosemite Ave, Merced.
Would you like more info?
Call Yosemite Church office at 209-383-5038, visit our website www.mercedmops.org or find us on facebook (search “Merced MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers”).
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