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May 20, 2026 Hosted by the Coronado Chamber of Commerce and Rena Clancy, Coronado Nonprofit Leaders gathered Thursday, May 14th, at The Henry to kick off year two of the Coronado Nonprofit Leaders Roundtable meetings. Left to Right: Erin Peterson, Kerri Dowling, Helen Kupka, Michelle Gilmore, Cathy Brown, Christine Stokes, Inge Cornejo, Carie Rodgers, Carla Bacon, Emily Foster, Rena Clancy, Stephanie Anderson, Elena Vizuet, Danielle Maske, Arlene Ventimiglia, Tim Chin, Linda

May 6, 2026 “Thank you, you have given me my freedom back, and I am so grateful for this program.” Nancy, Coronado Seniors A Go Go rider The Coronado Community Foundation celebrates the 6-month milestone with volunteer drivers making a difference in the lives of Coronado seniors who simply need a ride. Nancy is a Coronado resident who took her first Coronado Seniors A Go Go (CSAGG) ride in January. She has not been driving for a few years and lives alone after her husband pas

March 4, 2026 We are proud to share that the Coronado Community Foundation’s 2025 Annual Report is now live and ready to read. This report reflects a year of meaningful progress, thoughtful collaboration, and a deep commitment to strengthening our community. Thanks to the generosity of our donors and the dedication of our nonprofit partners, we were able to support impactful programs, respond to unmet needs, and continue building a more connected and resilient Coronado. Insid

March 4, 2026 The Coronado Community Foundation needs volunteer drivers to add to our popular Seniors A GoGo Free Ride Service. Each week, we are adding registered seniors to the Coronado Seniors A Go-Go program, and the response is growing. Through our partnership with ElderHelp of San Diego, Coronado volunteer drivers are matched with Coronado seniors who need a FREE ride to a medical appointment, social engagement, or even a shopping outing. Currently, we have 15 registe