Join us for Coffee and Connections at the Toby Wells YMCA in Kearny Mesa! Attendees will enjoy coffee and light breakfast items in this unique setting while networking with fellow Chamber members and community leaders to build relationships and new strategic partnerships.

During this month, the YMCA will be highlighting Runaway & Homeless Youth Prevention Month and asks that attendees help this initiative by donating a Walmart or Target gift card worth $10-$20. The gift cards will be donated to those in need during the month of November and placed in care packages along with other essentials. 

EVENT DETAILS

Date: November 3, 2022

Time: 8:00 – 9:30am

Location:
Toby Wells YMCA
5105 Overland Ave
San Diego, CA 92123
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Contact Details: Monica Negrete | Phone: 619-544-1343 | Email: mnegrete@sdchamber.org

Parking: National University, 9388 Lightwave Ave, San Diego, CA 92123. Parking is directly across from the courtyard where we will be having the event. See parking map here.
Thank you to National University for the parking!

Event Cost:
This event is complimentary for Chamber members. Not a Chamber member? Please contact our Membership Department at 619-544-1337.

Tabletop Exhibit

Boost your visibility – For $99, Chamber members can participate in a tabletop display at this morning networking event and receive 2 admissions!

Tabletops include:

• One (1) 6-foot rectangular table, skirted
• Admission for two (2) representatives at the event, with coffee and light breakfast items

Select the “Tabletop” option when you register in the window below. 

ABOUT OUR HOST

Toby Wells YMCA | Kearny Mesa

The YMCA of San Diego County (YMCA)  is the second-largest YMCA association in the nation serving nearly 400,000 residents and with more than 5,000 employees.

Every day, San Diego experiences an abundance of youth forced to stay on the streets where survival is the priority; without intervention, many of them will never escape this grim reality. The YMCA recognizes that the adversity stemming from or leading to a youth’s homeless experience has a lasting impact on health, relationships, emotional well-being, and ultimately, their economic stability and mobility. Youth are resilient beyond measure, and a focus on relationships with supportive services can help youth meet their fullest potential.

For over 50 years, the YMCA’s Community Support Services has been working to bring an end to youth homelessness. We focus on supporting the resilience of children and families while providing immediate opportunities for youth to get off and stay off the streets. Learn more and join our actions in November for Runaway and Homeless Youth Awareness Month.

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