Community Resources
Bay Area Crisis Nursery - The Bay Area Crisis Nursery was established to help prevent child abuse and child neglect by providing supportive services to families who are in stress or crisis. The primary service is providing a warm, loving, homelike environment for children from birth through eleven years of age by offering 24-hour residential care. The services are free, confidential and voluntary.
Rebuilting Together Solano County - Rebuilding Together focuses on the issues of home ownership, the elderly, the disabled, families with children, healthcare, and the rising federal deficit. By identifying the challenges associated with these issues it is well placed to face a problem with full understanding and to create real, sustainable solutions for the low-income homeowners it serves.
Monument Crisis Center - The Monument Crisis Center is a family resource center that provides free food, education, and referrals to individuals, families, children, and seniors in need, no matter your legal status.
Scholarships
Coming from an immigrant family with humble beginnings, education was how Attorney Tiu's single mother found success in America. She strongly supports the Solano County and Contra Costa County youth attaining higher education. Scholarships are a great way to help pay for college. Below are some local Solano organizations offering scholarships. Do your best. Apply.
Make a Difference by the Solano Association of Realtors Foundation - The Foundation provides scholarship grants to outstanding local high school students entering college and college students in attendance at an accredited Junior College, State College or University, public or private.
APAPA - The APAPA Solano County Chapter Summer Paid Internship Program is designed to prepare college students to become future leaders in the State of California. This program provides an excellent opportunity for students to develop leadership skills, gain vital public policy experience, and become civically engaged. The internship is open to all ethnicities.
CAASC - The Chinese American Association of Solano County (CAASC) was officially established in July 1996 by Chinese American trailblazers which inlcude: C.C. Yin, David Wang, Angela Wang, Dr. William Chan, Margaret Lum, Locke Yeh, Ken Doo, Mrs. Sun, Shirley Cheng, Liling Shaw, Richard Shaw, Hon Cheng, and James Leung. The organization’s mission is to promote the advancement, betterment, and friendship of its members, the Chinese American Community, and the local communities. The scholarship is available to all ethnicities.
Soroptimist Internation of Vallejo - Soroptimist International of Vallejo is a volunteer nonprofit organization where women live their dreams of serving their community, developing friendships, and enhancing their leadership skills.
Kappa Omicron Lambda Chapter Beautillion Program - The KOL Beautillion Program is a youth mentoring program designed to work with high school seniors to develop their academic & leadership potential. During the course of six months, the young men or “Beaus” will be required to participate in community service projects and will be exposed to several workshops covering multiple topics designed to enhance their leadership, educational / career development as well as community service awareness.
Kappa Beta Omega Chapter Fashionetta Debutante Ball - The Kappa Beta Omega Chapter has been serving Vallejo and the greater community for over 40 years. The KBO members donate countless hours volunteering their time and talent to further the mission of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. providing service to all mankind. The Fashionetta Debutante Ball has enabled the Chapter to award over $300,000 in scholarships through the years.
Tau Upsilon Omega Chapter Annual Winter Gala - The sorority chapter has served Fairfield/Suisun/Vacaville/Travis/Dixon communities for over 25 years. The TUO members volunteer their time to further the sorority's mission through community service programs such as the Annual Baccalaureate Ceremony, Winter Gala Scholarship Fundraiser, Adopt-A-Family, as well as the chapter’s participation in Vacaville's Festival of Trees and Solano Counties Alzheimer Association Annual Fundraiser. The Chapter has raised over $300,000 to support their programs and award scholarships to high school students pursuing higher education.
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VEBA - The Vallejo Education and Business Alliance Foundation, Inc. (VEBA) brings together community leaders from education, business and public policy sectors to enhance communication and collaboration benefiting Vallejo residents. The Alliance is committed to expanding educational opportunities for Vallejo residents of all ages, fostering a family-friendly community, and promoting a healthy business climate throughout Solano County. VEBA envisions a city wherein the symbiotic relationship of business and education in the civic and economic welfare of the city is openly recognized, promoted and supported.
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