Oil Spill in the San Francisco Bay
It is not too late to help
A group of concerned citizens discussing the challenges and ways to help clean-up the 58,000 gallons of bunker fuel that spilled into San Francisco Bay on Thursday, November 8, 2007.
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Created: Nov 11, 2007
Updated: Apr 23, 2009
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The Jenna Druck Foundation was founded in 1996 to honor and continue the legacy of a remarkable young woman.
The Foundation has developed two programs, Young Women’s Leadership and Families Helping Families. These programs were established to serve two different groups, but they both bring hope and inspiration to those whose lives they touch.
Young Women’s Leadership (YWL) was established to honor Jenna’s accomplishments as a leader by providing leadership training and opportunities to upcoming young women. The highlight of the program is a Leadership Conference held each April, attended by over 800 young women, and featuring keynote speakers on a broad range of topics related to leadership and young women.
Families Helping Families (FHF) was created to serve people in their journey through grief. Families Helping Families is unique in its approach, focusing on a recognition and respect for the belief that grief is individual, and there is no correct answer or ready solution for overcoming grief. Over 250 families are supported each year through individual and group facilitation. Hundreds more are helped by using the program as a first step on their individual journey.
