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Mills-Peninsula Senior Focus Volunteer Services
FGP & SCP of San Mateo County
RSVP of San Mateo & Northern Santa Clara Counties
Foster Grandparent Program (FGP): Volunteer Stipend Program for low income adults, age 55 and older,
who serve a minimum of 15 hours per week with children.
RSVP: Volunteer Recruitment & Referral Program for adults age 55 or older.
Senior Companion Program (SCP): Volunteer Stipend Program for low income adults, age 55 and older,
who serve a minimum of 15 hours per week with older adults.
FGP, RSVP & SCP are authorized by the US Congress and are Programs of The Corporation
for National & Community Service, locally sponsored by Mills-Peninsula Health Services.
Program Regulations, Policies and Procedures are available for review.
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APRIL/MAY/JUNE 2015
Mills-Peninsula Senior Focus
Volunteer Services
Save The Date … Thursday, May 14, 2015 41st Annual RSVP Volunteer Recognition Lunch At the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Foster City Invitations will be sent in April. Mark your calendars and plan to attend and help us recognize members of RSVP for their volunteer contribution to non‐profit and public agencies throughout San Mateo and Northern Santa Clara Counties. RSVP is a program of The Corporation for National & Community Service (www.cns.gov), locally sponsored by Mills‐Peninsula Health Services. 1720 El Camino Real, Suite 10
Burlingame, CA 94010
FAX # (650) 696-3633
RSVP
(650) 696-7660
Deborah Owdom, Program Coordinator
Email: [email protected]
Claire May, Outreach Coordinator
Email: [email protected]
Barbara Adamson, Program Assistant
Email: [email protected]
FGP/SCP
(650) 696-7662
Donna Campi, Program Coordinator
Email: [email protected]
Jeannine Ryan, FGP/SCP Volunteer Staff
Advisory Council
Carolyn Mosby
Jon Mosby
Mary Pappas
Betty Savin
Dorothy Sorensen
John Sorensen
RSVP Volunteer Staff
Karen Caracciolo
Marge Levy
Katheryn Louie
Myrle Sonobe
Myrna Sonobe
Shu Ying Zhang
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FGP/RSVP/SCP NEWSLETTER
New & Returning RSVP Members
Chizuko Akutagawa
Ying Chang
Jon Cobb
Douglas Heath
Marie E. Henderson
Tammy Herrera
Gloria Mueller
Christine Nelson
Barbara Nocon
Trina Pierce
Hope Raymond
Coletta Reid
David Roessner
Sheila Sandow
Ginger Smith
Maria Sorenson
Rose Tan
Bryan Welsh
Kathleen Whelan
Robin Yee
RSVP Information & Orientation
Information & Orientation provides members
and agency representatives with details about RSVP
and the opportunity to talk with RSVP staff. The
sessions are open to everyone.
To register, call Barbara Adamson at (650)
696-7660 or email [email protected].
April 22
11:00 a.m. – Noon
Community Services
Agency
of Mountain View
204 Stierlin Road
Mountain View
June 24
11:00 a.m. – Noon
Community Services
Agency
of Mountain View
204 Stierlin Road
Mountain View
May 20
2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Senior Focus
1720 El Camino Real,
Suite 10
Burlingame
July 22
2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Senior Focus
1720 El Camino Real,
Suite 10
Burlingame
Friends of FGP, RSVP & SCP!
We wish to thank the following individuals and
groups for their generous donations and support of
FGP, RSVP & SCP.
Clemencia Hurtado – RSVP
Carolyn & Jon Mosby – FGP/SCP
Peninsula Family Services, San Mateo – FGP
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Claire’s Travel Log
Over the last three months, I have visited
several of RSVP’s partnering agencies to meet with
volunteer managers and volunteers to learn more
about our partnering agencies and the effects they and
their volunteer programs have on the community.
Here is an overview of my travels:
Self-Help for the Elderly Community Center
in downtown San Mateo offers recreational and
educational classes as well as providing services such
as the Meals-on-Wheels Program and a congregate
nutrition program. Michelle Mei, Program
Coordinator, noted that they currently looking for
new drivers in the San Mateo area to deliver food for
the Meals-on-Wheels program.
While touring the Peninsula Jewish
Community Center (PJCC) with Michelle Solomon,
Event and Volunteer Manager, I learned that they
have a state of the art gym, garden, art and exercise
classes and have cultural enrichment events that
cover a wide range of interests. The PJCC is for
everyone in the area, and has a program for older
adults that enables non-driving older adults to “Get
Up & Go” to medical and dental appointments, for
errands such as food shopping or coming to the PJCC
to socialize and to have lunch.
Having heard many positive comments about
the support Avenidas provides the older population of
Palo Alto, I looked forward to this visit. During the
tour, Jyllian Halliburton, Volunteer Program
Director, specified that they support the senior
community with services that include handyman
services, a health & wellness center, information, and
counseling with a social worker on staff. Avenidas
has recreation and education classes and a congregate
nutrition site in partnership with La Comida de
California. Avenidas also has Door to Door: a
transportation program that
takes seniors to
appointments and other activities within an eight mile
radius of Avenidas.
On a Thursday morning at Lytton Gardens in
Palo Alto, you can feel the energy at this Second
Harvest Food Bank-Brown Bag program site.
Promptly at 9 a.m. smiling volunteers quickly and
efficiently handed bags of groceries to a long line of
people. In the tradition of neighbors helping
neighbors, all the volunteers are residents of Lytton
Gardens.
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FGP/RSVP/SCP NEWSLETTER
Donna’s Corner
The Foster Grandparent and Senior Companion
Programs will be celebrating 16 years of service in San
Mateo County this year. Over the years, 100+ volunteers
have given 15 – 35 hours of service every week to children or frail adults in our community. Length of service
ranges from a few months to almost 16 years with most
current volunteers serving 5 years or longer. The desire
to volunteer remains strong because of the service provided; but, also because of the physical, mental, emotional, and social benefits received.
FGP and SCP has benefitted from volunteer loyalty. In 2015, the Foster Grandparent Program will have
two volunteers achieve 10 years of service: Leonita Fernandez and Mater Lozano, 87th St. Child Development
Center (CDC) and three volunteers achieve five years:
Julieta Carandang and Angelita Gonzales, Mission St.
CDC and Elvira Santos, Our Second Home. The Senior
Companion Program will have three volunteers achieve
five years: Leo Mikkelsen and Estrella Reyes, Edgewater
Isle Senior Apartments, and Nelda Paulding, MillsPeninsula Senior Focus ADHP/ADCRC. Congratulations
and thank you to those reaching these impressive 5 and 10
year milestones.
The Foster Grandparent Program is pleased that
three new additions have joined us over the past few
months. After completion of federal government grant
requirements, Remberta Macaraeg is now serving at Parkview CDC, Theadora Myles-Gill at Midway CDC and
Ester dela Cruz at South San Francisco Head Start. They
displayed patience and perseverance as we worked
through the on-boarding process prior to placement.
These attributes, as well as their desire to make a difference in the lives of children, will serve them well as Foster Grandparent volunteers.
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In Memoriam: May Nichols, a life-long resident
of San Mateo and long-time advocate for seniors in our
County passed away on January 3, 2015. May volunteered on numerous committees serving seniors, was an
RSVP member, and participated on the Senior Focus Volunteer Services Advisory Council. May, after receiving a
Masters in Gerontology at age 71, began her second career at HIP Housing where she served as Service Coordinator for 10+ years. In that capacity, May was instrumental in bringing the Senior Companion Program to Edgewater Isle Senior Apartments over five years ago. May
touched many lives over the years—thank you May for
enriching mine. May’s legacy of service will live on in
San Mateo County.
Donna Campi
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Volunteer Opportunities
If any opportunities listed below are of interest
to you or your friends, please call the RSVP office at
(650) 696-7660 for details.
VETERANS—The Veterans Mobility Corps
Needs You!
The need for veterans’ transportation is
growing rapidly due to an alarming injury rate of the
men and women returning from recent operations,
and aging veterans who no longer drive. SamTrans
is developing a pilot program to address the special
needs of veterans, many homeless and struggling
with complex challenges.
A key component of the Veterans Mobility
Corps is volunteers must be veterans themselves
because they have a better understanding of what it
means to be part of the military. The Veteran
Volunteers will help veterans to safely use public
transportation, organize and lead group trips on
public transit to places of interest in the Bay area.
Volunteers may also visit veterans’ centers,
meetings, VA medical and congregate living
facilities to encourage other veterans to take
advantage of this free program.
The first Veterans Mobility Corps Training
Class is scheduled for July 2015. The training and
volunteering schedule will be flexible to fit the needs
of volunteers.
For an application or more
information, email Jean Conger at
[email protected] or call (650) 508-6362.
Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara
and San Mateo Counties provides food to an
average of 250,000 people every month at Brown
Bag sites throughout San Mateo and Santa Clara
Counties. Last year Second Harvest distributed over
52 million pounds of food and volunteers helped
make that happen. Please share your time to provide
nutritious food to low-income seniors.
For more information on volunteering in
northern Santa Clara County, contact Lori Mathis,
Community Programs Manager, at (408) 266-8866 x
236 or email [email protected]. To learn about
opportunities in San Mateo County and Palo Alto,
call Arlene Aquino, Community Programs Manager
at (650) 610-0800 x416 or email [email protected].
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FGP/RSVP/SCP NEWSLETTER
Volunteer Orientations & Trainings
RSVP Partner Agencies are encouraged to
inform RSVP of upcoming Volunteer Training
Programs, Orientations and Informational meetings.
RSVP will include this information in upcoming
newsletters (if space is available).
Send your information to RSVP by June 5
for the July/August/September 2015 issue of the
newsletter via email to [email protected]
or Fax (650) 696-3633.
Jewish Coalition for Literacy
Tutor Training Workshops
In just one hour a week you can help a
student to learn to love reading. Join the Program as
a volunteer reading Tutor and make a difference in a
child’s life.
Volunteer opportunities are available at
elementary schools in Millbrae, Foster City, San
Mateo, Palo Alto, Redwood City and Mountain
View.
Thursday, April 23 from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
-orTuesday, May 19 from 1:00 p.m to 4:00 p.m.
Peninsula Jewish Community Center
800 Foster City Boulevard, Foster City
Register for a free tutor training workshop at
jclread.org or by calling 1 (415)-369-9978 ext. 105.
Rebuilding Together Peninsula
National Rebuilding Day
Saturday, April 26!
Join the repair force for Rebuilding Day on
April 26. where volunteers band together to provide
FREE home repair service to neighbors in need.
Volunteers provide repairs at no cost to homeowners
and nonprofits in San Mateo County & Northern
Santa Clara County.
Repairs may include: debris removal and
landscaping, interior & exterior painting, energy efficiency measures, electrical and plumbing work,
flooring repair, window repair, railing and ramp installation and roof repair.
Please call (650) 366-6597 or visit
www.rebuildingtogetherpeninsula.org to learn more
about how you can help.
Here's to all volunteers, those dedicated
people who believe in all work and no pay.
~Robert Orben
linkAges TimeBank
Mills-Peninsula Health Services
Informational Meetings
Mills-Peninsula Health Services offers a wide variety
of volunteer opportunities.
Volunteer Informational Meetings are monthly, on
the Second and Fourth Friday
11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Mills-Peninsula Medical Center,
Palo Alto Medical Foundation Clinic Building
1501 Trousdale Drive, Burlingame
If you are interested in learning about
volunteering or to register, call (650) 696-2465 or
visit http://www.mills-peninsula.org/volunteer/.
Remember when Neighbors helped Neighbors?
The linkAges TimeBank is a new take on the
old idea of neighbors of all ages helping each other.
Members can provide services in exchange for hours
and in return, use those hours to receive services!
Membership is free.
Visit timebank.linkages.org or call (650)
934-3556 for more information and to register for
an orientation.
linkAges connects people of all ages to support the
well being and quality of life of older adults and
family caregivers. linkAges is a community benefit of
the Palo Alto Medical Foundation.
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FGP/RSVP/SCP NEWSLETTER
California Highway Patrol of San
Mateo and Santa Clara Counties
Presents:
Age Well—Drive Smart
Older Driver Traffic Safety Seminars
San Mateo County
Thursday, April 30, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
San Carlos Adult & Community Center
601 Chestnut Street, San Carlos
Call the Office of San Mateo County
Supervisor Adrienne Tissier at (650) 363-4572 to
register. Space is limited.
Santa Clara County
Held on Wednesdays
April 1, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Almaden Community Center
6445 Camden Ave. San Jose, CA
Call to register: (408) 268-1133
April 15, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Seven Trees Community Center
3590 Cas Drive, San Jose, CA
Call to register: (408) 794-1690
April 29, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Southside Community Center
5585 Cottle Road, San Jose, CA
Call to register: (408) 629-3336
May 6, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Avenidas, Senior Center
450 Bryant Street, Palo Alto, CA
Call to register: (650) 289-5436
May 20, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
The Villages
5000 Cribari Lane, San Jose, CA
Call to register: (408) 239-5247
Seminar topics include: myths about older
drivers; compensating for age related changes; “Tune
Up” your driving skills; rules of the road;
confidential self evaluation; nutrition and strength;
safe driving tips and transportation alternatives.
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Bay Area Older Adults
Bay Area Older AdultsTM promotes an active and
healthy lifestyle for adults age 50 and older.
www.bayareaolderadults.org
Your free website for easy access to arts & culture,
nature, fitness and new friends. You may also call
(408) 774-0593 for more information.
The Potential of Genetic Testing
April 23 in San Jose
Attend a discussion on the benefits of genetic testing,
as well as the challenges such as ethical and privacy
issues, companies providing inaccurate information
and the future of genetic tests. Lunch will be
served.
Historic Tour of the Rengstorff House and Picnic
May 5 in Mountain View
Take a tour of the Rengstorff House circa 1864 Mountain View’s oldest historic house and learn
about the history of the area then join the group for
an outdoor picnic lunch overlooking Shoreline Lake.
Essential Nutrients and Vitamins How to Distinguish the Good from the Bad
May 28 in San Jose
In the context of the 30 billion dollar dietary
supplement industry, this seminar will discuss which
nutrients and vitamins the human body needs to
function properly and why. We will also discuss how
this changes as we age and how to choose the best
quality dietary supplements.
The Latest In Planetary Research & Exploration
June 30 in San Jose
Using examples, Dr. Marek Cichanski, Professor of
Astronomy at DeAnza College, will describe the
benefits to society of planetary research and
exploration including what we have learned and what
we hope to learn that can be applied to life on earth.
Experience the San Jose Mining Era –
Walking Tour & Lunch
June 16 in San Jose
Experience the diverse history of New Almaden,
mining technology and the lifestyle of the mining
families through a one hour tour of the Mining
Museum. Break for a picnic lunch in the garden then
continue with a two-mile walking tour of the village.
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FGP/RSVP/SCP NEWSLETTER
Nova Volunteer Fair
Friday, April 24 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Sunnyvale Community Center, Ballroom
550 East Remington Drive, Sunnyvale
NOVA is a nonprofit, federally-funded
employment and training agency that provides
customer-focused workforce development services.
The Volunteer Fair presents the opportunity to
meet with community service providers from all
across the Bay Area to learn more about volunteer
opportunities they offer.
Visit the Website http://link.novaworks.org/vf2015
or call (408) 730-7232 for more information.
The City of San Carlos Presents:
2015 Volunteer Expo
Saturday, April 25 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
San Carlos Adult Community Center
601 Chestnut Street, San Carlos
Free Admission
Explore volunteer service opportunities by
attending the 2015 Expo where you will learn about
exciting local volunteer activities in the community.
For more information call (650) 802-4218.
San Mateo Daily Journal Senior Showcase
Health and Wellness Fair
Friday, May 8 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Twin Pines Senior & Community Center
20 Twin Pines Lane, Belmont
Free Admission * Refreshments
To learn more call (650) 595-7441.
City of Mountain View Presents:
The Senior Resource Fair
Tuesday, May 12 from 2:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Mountain View Senior Center
266 Escuela Avenue, Mountain View
Mini-workshops will be given throughout the day
and 50 Senior Resource Providers will be present.
Call (650) 903-6330 for more information.
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San Mateo County 11th Annual
Disaster Preparedness Day
Saturday, June 6 from 10:00 a.m.to 2:00 p.m.
San Mateo County Event Center
1346 Saratoga Avenue, San Mateo
Arrive before 11:00 a.m. for FREE Parking
& FREE Admission to the County Fair!
Come and see First-Aid, Police, Fire, Emergency
Medical Services and Equipment Demonstrations
Learn how to assemble a Disaster & Emergency Kit!
For more information:
Office of Emergency Services at (650) 363-4790
Office of Supervisor Adrienne Tissier (650) 363-4572
Sponsored by: County of San Mateo, SMCAlert.info,
and the San Mateo County Fair
Senior Day at San Mateo County Fair
Tuesday, June 9 from 11:00 a.m to 3:00 p.m.
The San Mateo County Event Center
1346 Saratoga Avenue, San Mateo
On June 9, seniors 62+ years will receive FREE
admission to enjoy the Fair upon showing their ID.
Exhibitors present for Senior Day only will be
located in the North-East side of the Expo Hall.
Call (650) 574-3247 for more information.
Seniors on the Square:
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Friday, June 12 from 10:00 a.m. to Noon
The Ombudsman Service of San Mateo
County, the Redwood City Veterans Memorial
Senior Center and the San Mateo Daily Journal are
partnering for a morning of education, activities and
networking opportunities to help end elder abuse.
Seniors on the Square brings seniors,
organizations that serve seniors, community leaders
and the general public together to learn about what
can be done to help end elder abuse.
The Courthouse Square
2200 Broadway Street, Redwood City
Music, Prizes, Speakers, Vendors
Visit the website www.ossmc.org or
call (650) 780-5705 to learn more.
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Program Offerings by Mills-Peninsula Health Services - Senior Focus
Wise & Well Heart Smart
Caring for Elders
Education & Support Group
This support group is for spouses, family
members and friends who are caring for an older
adult. The group meetings are on-going, and dropin; no registration is necessary.
The group offers information about managing
the challenges of caregiving and provides emotional
support, resources, and opportunities for sharing.
Call (650) 696-3660 for information.
Mills Health Center, Palm Room
100 South San Mateo Drive, San Mateo
1st and 3rd Tuesdays, 10:30 a.m. to Noon
Frances Huang, MA, Senior Focus Social Worker
Mills-Peninsula Senior Focus
1720 El Camino Real, Suite 10, Burlingame
2nd and 4th Tuesdays, 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Sherrie Preznant, LCSW, Senior Focus Social Worker
Mills-Peninsula Senior Focus Presents
“Tools for Effective Caregiving”
Saturdays, April 18 & April 25 (Two Parts)
from 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
Mills-Peninsula Medical Center
1501 Trousdale Drive, Burlingame
Conference Room H, 1st Floor Conference Center
Free! For family caregivers only!
This class is designed for family caregivers
who are caregiving for elderly relatives. This class
focuses on the needs of caregivers and care receivers.
These sessions cover: Home Safety (fall
prevention & body mechanics), Managing Caregiver
Stress (understanding & working with difficult
emotions), Management of Challenging Behavior,
and Basic Hands-on Personal Care Skills.
Registration is required by April 15.
To register, call (650) 696-3660. Space is limited.
Partially funded by: San Mateo County,
Aging and Adult Services
Free Blood Pressure & Fasting Blood Glucose
(Sugar) Screenings
HEALTH TIP from Janel Jurosky, RN, MSN: Watch out for ‘added sugar’ in the food you buy —it has negative health consequences. This is not referring to naturally occurring sugar in food such as fresh fruit and milk. “Added sugar’ is refined sugar or corn syrups added to foods such as sweetened yogurt, cereal bars, baked items, soda and in products such as ketchup and sauces. The 2015 Dietary Guidelines recommend limiting ‘added sugars’ to no more than 10 % of daily calories—roughly equivalent to one 12 oz soda. This program offers FREE walk-in screenings to
people age 60 and older from 9:30 am to 11:00 am. A 30minute class follows on managing risk factors for high
blood pressure/diabetes or nutrition from 11:15 am to
11:45 am. An 8-hour fast is required the blood glucose
(sugar) screening (water and regularly prescribed
medications ONLY; DELAY diabetes medications until
after the screening).
*June Annual Cholesterol Screening
June screenings are comprehensive and require
pre-registration. Participants need to fast 12 hours. Signups start in May during the local Wise & Well screenings
on a first-come, first-served basis.
Dates & Locations:
4/23, 5/28, *6/25..….…..…..East Palo Alto Senior Center
4/2, 5/7, *6/4....Lincoln Park Community Center, Daly City
4/9, 5/14, *6/11.…Martin Luther King Center, San Mateo
4/13, 5/11, *6/8.……...………..Menlo Park Senior Center
4/24, 5/29 *6/26..……….……...San Bruno Senior Center
4/21, 5/19, *6/16..…...Senior Coastsiders, Half Moon Bay
Mills-Peninsula Senior Focus Hosts
Community Health Screenings
1720 El Camino Real, Suite 10, Burlingame
Blood Pressure & Fasting Blood Glucose
Wednesdays, April 8 & June 10—9:00 am to 10:30 am
Drop-in, 8-hour fast required. Cost: $2.00 for
Blood Glucose Screenings. Contact: Janel Jurosky, RN,
MSN, at (650) 696-7663.
Complete Cholesterol Profile
& Fasting Blood Glucose
Wednesday, May 13—9:00 am to 11:00 am
Cost: $35 for under age 62 / $30 for age 62+
12-hour fast required. Pre-registration necessary; call
(650) 696-3660.
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FGP/RSVP/SCP NEWSLETTER
RSVP Members Can Report Volunteer
Service Hours Via RSVP Web Page
RSVP members with access to the Internet can
report monthly volunteer hours electronically. It is
simple, easy, and saves time.
Senior Focus Volunteer Services
 In Memory
 In Honor
 Other
Name of Honoree and Occasion:
_____________________________________________
1. Before entering your volunteer hours for the
first time, your current volunteer location and
job must be recorded in the RSVP database.
Contact RSVP so that your records can be
updated.
2. Go to RSVP’s Web Page: http://millspeninsula.org/locations/rsvp.html (skip steps 3,
4, 5, 6 and proceed to step 7)
3. Or go to the Mills-Peninsula Health Services
website at www.mills-peninsula.org.
4. Under “Services”, click on the “Senior
Services” link,
5. Click on the “Volunteer Opportunities” link on
the right hand side
6. At the bottom of the “Volunteer Opportunities
for Seniors” page, click on sentence “Click here
for more information, to enter hours and apply
to become an RSVP member.”
7. Click on “Post Hours” in the middle of this
page, on the right hand side
Input your User Name and Password*. Your User
name is automatically assigned. You may not
change your user name at any time. It is your first
name, followed by your last name (no space in
between).
For example, my user name would be:
DeborahOwdom
*The first time you log in, the password is
“volunteer.” Follow the prompt to change the
password “volunteer” to your unique password at
this time—then log out and log back in using your
new password This unique password serves as your
signature on a paper timesheet. You now follow the
instructions on the “Post Hours” page.
If you have any questions, call Barbara Adamson,
Program Assistant, at (650) 696-7660.
Send letter advising of gift to:
Name:
_____________________________________________
Address:
_____________________________________________
_____________________________________________
Send Acknowledgement to (donor):
Name:
_____________________________________________
Address:
_____________________________________________
_____________________________________________
Mail with donation to:
Mills-Peninsula Health Services — Senior Focus
1720 El Camino Real, Suite 10
Burlingame, CA 94010
Tax ID # 94-1156265
Please indicate which program you are supporting:
_____ Foster Grandparent Program
_____ RSVP Program
_____ Senior Companion Program
Thank you for supporting
Senior Focus Volunteer Services