Buy your tickets now for the



DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT WALK

JULY 14, 6:00-8:00 pm

CRESCENT DRIVE



Support the 11 Pleasant Hill public schools and our local restaurants.



Sample foods from local restaurants!

Swing to live music!

Have the kids enjoy face painting, balloon art, and more!

Participate in a tasty and fun-filled community event.

Enjoy it all while simultaneously supporting the Pleasant Hill public schools.



Participating… Continue

Dear Fabulous Pleasant Hill Family:



Thank you all for your generous donations to the Oakland Police Officer Memorial. We have raised over $300. We need only $600 more to purchase the 4 trees (they cost $50 a piece and we selected red oak trees). The 4 plaques are over $177 each (with tax). Thus we need about $600 more to cover all of the costs.



If you have any suggestions on how I can raise $600 more, please let me know- or if there is anyone who has not yet had a chance… Continue

Now that we've heard about Linkedin, Social Media, Branding etc... How do we pull it all together with our website?
And how can we drive more traffic to our website ? The Friday June 5th Brown Bag Lunch will focus on these issues and Dan Stone of 360 Village will be speaking.

Please RSVP to Ingrid or feel free to send Jessica Braverman an email: Jessica@CAELTC.com

See you all on Friday!

Dear Pleasant Hill Chamber Members:



Thank you all for your generous donations on behalf of the 4 slain Oakland Police Officers. We have raised a couple hundred dollars thanks to your generosity. This is just the last call/reminder that if anyone wanted to make a donation and just had not yet been able to do so, you have until May 18th!



Donations can be made directly at California Pacific Federal Credit Union in Concord, Pls make checks out to: Oakland Police Officers'… Continue

If I heard Michael Pollan right Saturday night at the Natural Resources Defense Council's "Food for Thought: Celebrating Sustainable Food," what we choose to eat has our single biggest effect on global warming and the environment.



Gulp.



Not what type of car we drive, or how rabid we are on thermostat controls or short showers, but what we choose to eat.



Thank heavens we live where we do! I'd already heard that raising, producing and transporting beef to market… Continue