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PLACER COUNTY
GETTING GROWTH RIGHT IN PLACER COUNTY
Placer County is the third-fastest growing county in California. With 35,000 new homes in the pipeline, Sacramento State breaking ground on the future Placer Center, and new businesses like Proctor & Gamble and Bosch moving into the area, it is important that Placer retains its high quality of life as it grows.
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Gilbert CPAs
Making it 40 years in this life is no easy feat — for people, for relationships, and most certainly for locally owned business — which is what makes Gilbert CPAs’ 40th year in service to the community of Sacramento all the more exciting!
Gilbert CPAs stands out in the financial industry for its conscious effort to work with numerous nonprofit clients and organizations whose purpose is to strengthen and uplift the community around them.
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BOUCHARD COMMUNICATIONS GROUP
MARKETING AGENCY CELEBRATES 30 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE
Celebrating 30 years of excellence, Bouchard Communications Group is a full-service communications firm offering marketing, public relations and advertising services, including social media and web development.
Young Professionals: Emiliano Rosas
Meet the emerging leaders who envision a bright future for the Capital Region
Emiliano Rosas is a “proud product” of east Yolo County, where he now serves as chair of the West Sacramento Parks, Recreation and Intergenerational Commission.
Young Professionals: Joaquin Razo
Meet the emerging leaders who envision a bright future for the Capital Region
As project solutions lead at Blue Zones, Joaquin Razo is working to bring the way of life of the world’s longest-lived communities to his home city.
Young Professionals: Phillip Merlo
Meet the emerging leaders who envision a bright future for the Capital Region
As executive director of the San Joaquin County Historical Museum, Phillip Merlo understands the importance of cultural narratives.
A Stand Down in Jackson
Resource fair connects Amador County’s homeless residents to services, community
It’s based on a military term, which refers to a reprieve where troops return to base camp to regroup and receive food, services and clothing before returning to combat.
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STRENGTHENING EL DORADO COUNTY COMMUNITIES FOR GENERATIONS TO COME
For 33 years, the El Dorado Community Foundation has been dedicated to strengthening their community generation upon generation. The Foundation was established in 1991 through Katy and Don Peek’s generosity. Upon selling their Michigan California Lumber Company in Camino, they bestowed the good fortune of that successful sale on the community at large.
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HABITAT FOR HUMANITY GREATER SACRAMENTO
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento has been a stalwart force for 39 years, aiding countless hardworking, low-income families, seniors and veterans in building strength, stability and self-reliance under the safety of their own roof. Over the past nearly four decades, they’ve constructed or repaired over 480 homes, leaving an indelible mark on Sacramento and Yolo counties.
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MEALS ON WHEELS
SERVING SACRAMENTO COUNTY’S SENIORS IN NEED
Established in 2010, Meals on Wheels (MoW) serves nutritious meals with friendly smiles to seniors in Sacramento County, improving and enhancing their dignity and quality of life. By providing meals, social contact and community resources, MoW helps these seniors stay in their homes and communities.