AXIS Foundation is a proud recipient of a grant promoting financial literacy for at-risk youth. The grant, from The Community Foundation, will be an important support as it provides resources for in classroom technology and as well kicks off our “step-up”project.
Please look for more information about this new partnership between The Community Foundation & AXIS Foundation, Inc.
Thanks to a unique gift, AXIS Foundation, Inc. is better equiped to handle the youth that are interested in it’s unique Culinary Arts Management Training Program.
Appreciation is Key...
On the evening of January 2nd, 2011, Chef Rick Santana awarded AXIS with 12 Chef Uniforms ready for the students use. We are enthusiastic about the charity and partnership between AXIS Foundation, Inc. and the Inland Empire Chapter of the American Culinary Federation. Our thanks is not enough, as we look forward to paying the gift forward and making opportunities available to the Riverside County youth.
For more – visit http://www.axisfound.org
From left to right – Chef Santana, Chef Bobby, Chef Burnett (AXIS Foundation Culinary Director) & Mr. Michael Ty – ACF National President
Mobile Medical Specialty Vehicle
Its all about healthcare service, and mobile delivery mechanisms. We would like to know your thoughts.
In a few days you can tell us your thoughts about a video. Tell us your thoughts on the “take it to them” project on kickstarter.com. View the video, and let us know your thoughts about healthcare in the US… and if the mobile solution would provide a quality resource for those underserved communities. If so, donate a dollar, or $5 or more…
Story released on AXIS Foundation, Inc’s Financial Literacy Seminars.
“Except for the very fortunate top two percent of Americans making over $250,000 a year, financial literacy is still an area that has left most working and low- and even moderate-income families stumped for answers.
Saving and growing money on a tight budget, where to invest, what to expect when buying a car or a home, how to double cash flow in the next six months are not just questions that usually keep parents awake at night.”
See the remainder of article by Dianne Anderson… http://precinctreporter.com/community/inland-empire/1337-financial-literacy-classes-for-kids
What are your thoughts. Should this be an important part of childhood curriculum?
Too much TV psychologically harms kids: study – Yahoo! News
“The researchers found that children who spent two hours or more a day watching television or playing on a computer were more likely to get high scores on the questionnaire, indicating they had more psychological difficulties than kids who did not spend a lot of time in front of a screen.”
For more, please visit the attached link… below. In the meantime, does this change your thoughts about tv? Does it provide another approach to understanding the damage that tv is doing? How do we keep our youth occupied? What alternatives are there? For other stories visit http://www.axisfound.org
Maybe it means spending more time with your children. TV can become the babysitter if we are not careful. My best to you as your contemplate this issue.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20101011/ts_afp/healthmindchildrentelevisioncomputer
Just a note to ask everyone to plan and visit the 21st Annual Stater Brothers Route 66 Event being held in downtown San Bernardino this weekend through Sunday.
If there is anything that brings community together, and emphasizes family and community, this is something that we should all support and participate in. I know I will be attending on Sunday (After my sons morning soccer game) 
Remember… Find out more about Stater Brothers 21st Annual Event at http://www.route-66.org/
See you there…
Take a moment and shop our online store. All proceeds go to youth development. Right now enjoy an additional $10 off each purchase made online.
Previous + Comments Financial Literacy Seminar – 2010-09-12 05:18:37 Financial Literacy was offered at the Mt. Rubidoux SDA education center. 14 young people participated along with their parents. We are enthusiastic about this session as well as future sessions. Parents are requesting a monthly seminar for youth. Here you are seeing a motivational talk by Mr. David Anthony Johnson. Thanks to you and State Farms donation, this is a possibility. I would love to hear your thoughts about this type of training… Keep in touch and visit us at www.axisfound.org
Motivational talk with students
