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LOCAL FAMILY The Howland Family

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26 HEALTHY HARVEST The Backyard Produce Project brings homegrown produce to families in need. Project Chairman Jane Radatz shares how the project works and how you can help.

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DENTAL PROFILE Dr. Ellen Im Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics

POWAY ROTARY PARADE FINANCIAL PROFILE Wheelhouse Credit Union

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Graduation Is in the Air

P U B L I S HE R

Derrick Breaux

s we approach summer, there’s a little something more than warmer days looming in the air. Graduation is upon us. Elementary is promoted to middle school. Middle schoolers move on to high school. High school... College… Graduations, celebrations, and transitions are all around us. For those of you that know us personally or have been along for the ZCode Magazines journey, it will come as no surprise that my wife and I run a very busy household. Having three kids, it seems that every time we turn around, one of them is advancing to a new chapter in their lives. A close relative gave me some good advice many years ago. He said not to blink, meaning that time flies when you have kids, and they’ll be grown before you know it. And as much as I try to take that advice, I must be blinking more than I realize. Things seem to be moving way too fast! Last month, our oldest daughter, Ashley, graduated college and began her journey in the MBA program. To say that my wife and I are proud of her is a dramatic understatement. We are constantly impressed with her passion for life, her dedication to her family and friends, and her commitment to success. It seems like yesterday when I was sitting at this same computer writing about Ashley graduating high school. I must have blinked! This 22-year-old woman is the same little girl that we taught to ride a bike at the age of three. The little girl that we began coaching in soccer at the age of four, eventually developing into a speedster that could outrun nearly every opponent down the sideline when given the opportunity. Believe it or not, she’s still outrunning opponents in the various soccer leagues that she plays in for fun – not to mention the soccer teams that she coaches. As parents, my wife and I couldn’t ask for a better big sister for our two younger kiddos. She has set a great example for them, and they are always thrilled to have her around, whether she is watching them play sports or just hanging at the house playing games. She makes time in her busy schedule to nurture those relationships. She takes her role as a big sister seriously. Those that know Ashley would be the first to say that she is their biggest fan. So, my wife and I would like to send a special congratulations to our little Ashley. You did it! You continue to impress us. We are proud of you, and more importantly, we hope you are just as proud of yourself. As much as we try not to blink, we can’t wait to watch you on your journey through the MBA program and beyond. Keep up the good work and don’t forget to set aside a little time to take it all in. Congrats to all the graduates in our community! There are a few days that you remember for the rest of your life, and graduation day is one of them. P.S. I would also like to congratulate our youngest daughter, Audrey. She’ll be making her transition into high school this year. Keep up the great work! We are proud of you.

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The 2019 Camp Issue introduces the world of summer adventure, including California All-Stars Cheer’s award-winning program.

ZCode’s 2019 Camp Issue explores fun-filled summer activities, including swim and tennis camps at Rancho Arbolitos, Pacific Swim, and Chira Tennis Academy.

The Magdalena Ecke Family YMCA gears up for another fantastic summer. Learn more about the YMCA and other summer programs in our 2019 Camp Issue.

92127 MAGAZINE HEALTHY HARVEST The Backyard Produce Project brings homegrown produce to families in need. Project Chairman Jane Radatz shares how the project works and how you can help.

D E L• S O L M A G A Z I N E SPEAKING UP Two local Toastmasters clubs are helping residents overcome their fears, gain confidence, and develop leadership and communication skills.

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COMMUNITY CALENDAR

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JUNE 23

Flag Day

Summer Concert Series: The Mighty Untouchables

JUNE 7

Kid’s Night Out A night of games, crafts, movies, and more for grades 1-5 4:30 – 9 p.m. | Poway Community Park www.poway.org

JUNE 15

Junior Nature Ranger Program Ages 6-10; docents lead children to experience nature 8 – 10 a.m. | Blue Sky Ecological Reserve 858-668-4781

JUNE 8

Flag Retirement Ceremony

Sam Hinton Folk Festival

Hosted by the Poway Veterans Park Committee, Fleet Reserve Association Branch 70, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Elks Lodge, and American Legion 10 – 10:30 a.m. | Veterans Park www.poway.org

Musical performances, workshops, and open mic stage 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. | Old Poway Park www.poway.org JUNE 16

Father’s Day JUNE 8 – 9

RB Chorale Presents “A Celebration of 45 Years”

JUNE 20

Featuring Broadway hits and competition performances by scholarship finalists Saturday: 7 p.m. Sunday: 1 p.m. | Poway Center for the Performing Arts www.rbchorale.org

Look for the yellow shirts on your way to work, collecting donations for the Ronald McDonald House Charities of San Diego 6:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. www.rmhcsd.org

Red Shoe Day

JUNE 21

Poway Chamber of Commerce Installation and Awards Dinner Dinner and refreshments while honoring award recipients 5:30 – 9 p.m. | Location TBD www.poway.com JUNE 22

Taste of Our Towne Local restaurants and wineries, live music, and auctions 5 – 9:30 p.m. | Poway Center for the Performing Arts www.powayonstage.org

Summer Movies in the Park: The Lego Movie 2 Enjoy a movie, recreation area, and refreshment sales 6:30 – 9:30 p.m. | Poway Community Park www.summermoviesinthepark.com

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Bring blankets, chairs, and picnic dinners 5:30 – 7 p.m. | Lake Poway www.poway.org JUNE 27

Poway Chamber of Commerce Mixer: Surfing Safari 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. | VFW Post 7907 www.poway.com JUNE 29

Social Dance Ballroom dancing, open to the public, $10 per person 7 – 9 p.m. | Trilogy Ballroom Dance Studio www.trilogyballroom.com

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Independence Day Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Free shuttles available from City Hall and Poway Adult School parking lots 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. | Old Poway Park www.poway.org

Fourth of July Veterans Ceremony With VFW Post 7907 and the Poway Veterans Park Committee 11 a.m. | Veterans Park www.poway.org

Fourth of July Fireworks 6 – 10 p.m. | Poway High School www.poway.org JULY 6

Summer Movies in the Park: Ralph Breaks the Internet Enjoy a movie, recreation area, and refreshment sales 6 – 10 p.m. Poway Community Swim Center www.summermoviesinthepark.com

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Lake Poway Family Campout

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Ballroom dancing, open to the public, $10 per person 7 – 9 p.m. Trilogy Ballroom Dance Studio www.trilogyballroom.com

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Including guided night hikes, campfires, and s’mores 5 p.m – 9 a.m. | Lake Poway www.poway.org JULY 7

Summer Concert Series: Pickleback Shine Bring blankets, chairs, and picnic dinners 5:30 – 7 p.m. | Lake Poway www.poway.org JULY 14

Summer Concert Series: The Benedetti Trio Bring blankets, chairs, and picnic dinners 5:30 – 7 p.m. | Old Poway Park www.poway.org

Enjoy a movie, recreation area, and refreshment sales 6:30 – 10 p.m. | Poway Community Park www.summermovies inthepark.com JULY 20 – 21

Lake Poway Family Campout Including guided night hikes, campfires, and s’mores 5 p.m – 9 a.m. | Lake Poway www.poway.org

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Summer Concert Series: Trails and Rails Bring blankets, chairs, and picnic dinners 5:30 – 7 p.m. | Old Poway Park www.poway.org

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Raptor Discovery Table Docents explain the importance of protecting local raptor populations 8:30 – 11 a.m. Blue Sky Ecological Reserve Iron Mountain Trailhead www.poway.org/bluesky

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Skate Park is unsupervised; a guardian must supervise children 12 and under Closed Wednesdays from 3:45 to 6:15 p.m. 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. Poway Community Park www.poway.org

Fridays: 6 – 9 p.m. Meadowbrook Gymnasium www.poway.org

BASKETBALL

Open Play Basketball Tuesdays and Thursdays: 6 – 9 p.m. Sundays – Adult: 8 – 11 a.m. Sundays – All Ages: 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Meadowbrook Gymnasium www.poway.org

FISHING

Lake Poway Fishing Hours Wednesdays – Sundays: 6 a.m. – Sunset www.poway.org/lakepoway

SOCCER

North County Soccer Park Indoor soccer leagues always starting for all ages www.ncspsoccer.com See ad below

Poway Youth Soccer League Fall 2019 Divisions 1-7 for ages 4-19 Early registration ends July 1 www.powayyouthsoccer.com

SWIMMING

Poway Swim Center Spring hours through June 8 www.poway.org/489/swim-center

TENNIS

Tennis Court Open Hours

Bocce Court Open Hours

Singles limited to one hour for play; doubles limited to two hours Sunrise – 10 p.m. Poway Community Park www.poway.org

Check in at the Recreation Office 8 a.m. – 9 p.m. Poway Community Park www.poway.org

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VOLLEYBALL Sundays: 6 – 9 p.m. Twin Peaks Multipurpose Center www.poway.org

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L O C A L F A M I LY

The Howlands Provide Reading Programs for Displaced Children Worldwide by LINDA FRABL | photo by Forever Photography by Liberty

atie and Tim Howland enjoy being newlyweds in beautiful northern Poway, Katie’s hometown. (Incidentally, if you are wondering where you may have seen Katie before, she was crowned Miss Poway in 2008.) Happy to call Poway home, Tim exclaimed, “We love living here because it’s the perfect combination of slower country living and access to one of the most beautiful metropolitan areas in the country. Plus, we’re close to Katie’s family!” The two met while both were working in Washington, D.C. in 2014, when Katie was managing a 10-country global health program for subSaharan Africa, and Tim was the lead product developer for a political nonprofit. Katie laughed, “We connected on Tinder three days before I was supposed to move back to California!” Tim added, “After a pretty amazing first date, Katie ended up sticking around in D.C. for a few more years, and the rest is history!” What a history this power couple has made together! Both share a love of international travel and cultures, and between the two of them they speak four languages: English, Spanish, French, and Arabic. Their first big international trip as a couple was to visit Dubai and northern Vietnam, and this August the two will explore Thailand and Bali for a belated honeymoon. They can’t wait to collect more exotic souvenirs on their latest excursion, and Katie commented, “Our home is filled with art from all over the world!” No stranger to exotic locales, Katie had managed a midwifery training program in Africa, and was a lobbyist for the United Nations

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Foundation. Deeply affected by the Syrian refugee crisis, Katie eventually quit her job in order to volunteer at the Za’atari Refugee Camp in Jordan. Now both Katie and Tim are committed to helping disadvantaged children all around the globe through the humanitarian literacy nonprofit they founded last year, called Millie’s Bookshelf (www.milliesbookshelf.org). Millie’s Bookshelf installs micro libraries and delivers reading programs for displaced children worldwide. Katie exclaimed, “Later this year, Millie’s Bookshelf will pilot its programs with Syrian refugees in Jordan, and we hope to expand to northern Iraq to serve survivors of the ISIS Yazidi genocide in 2020.” Tim professed, “We would love to get Powegians involved in our nonprofit’s mission to ensure that every child fleeing war and persecution has access to a good book.”  Names: Community: Hometowns: Occupations: Pets: Favorite Local Spot:

Timothy and Katie Howland Poway since 2017 Timothy – New Haven, CT; Katie – Poway Co-founders of Millie’s Bookshelf (humanitarian literacy nonprofit) Shelby – Basset Hound; Pete – Giant African spurred tortoise Old Poway Park – we got married under the gazebo!

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Breakfast favorites are getting their turn in the San Diego spotlight. Carlsbad’s Toast Gastrobrunch opened earlier this year, with toast toppings including avocado, duck confit, and nutella. The rest of the menu includes eggs, pancakes, sandwiches, Mexican dishes, and more. Meanwhile, down in North Park, Son of a Toast has opened its doors on the city’s first dedicated toast bar. The all-toast menu includes savory and sweet options, from the Venetian with ricotta, tomato, basil, and balsamic cipolline onions to the Madrid with fig jam, manchego cheese, and prosciutto.

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D E N TA L P R O F I L E

A DENTAL HOME DR. ELLEN IM PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY AND ORTHODONTICS PROVIDES FAMILY-FRIENDLY TRUST

by LINDA FRABL | photos provided by Dr. Ellen Im Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics

r. Ellen Im Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics, in operation since 2014 when it took over the Poway Kids Dental Care location, is focused on family-friendliness. As a mother of three children herself, owner Dr. Ellen Im emphasized, “The inspiration behind my practice came from the perspective of being a mother. I wanted a practice where parents would feel comfortable bringing their children.” Providing that comfort level involved developing a sense of security with her young clients and their parents. Dr. Im elaborated, “Families trust me as an ethical, caring doctor. They know they’ll be treated well by the dental team and given all their options on care, appointments, and finances. We’ll ultimately establish for them a dental home where the child can grow and mature as an individual.” One way that Dr. Im’s office allows the child to grow and mature is by offering “comfort menus.” These menus allow patients to select their own choice for: protective eyewear, a movie to watch, and an anxiety-reducing item (stress balls, warm blankets, stuffed animals, etc.). Even though her office has these homey touches, Dr. Im doesn’t compromise when it comes to modern technology options such as tooth-colored fillings, digital x-rays, laser dentistry, and even nitrous oxide or sedation dentistry if necessary. There is also a board certified orthodontist on site, Dr. Torin Chenard, who treats both children and adults with options such as interceptive orthodontics, Invisalign, and traditional braces. 18 • 92064 MAGAZINE.COM • June | July 2019

Dr. Im spent many years providing dental care to the disadvantaged population while working in the greater Washington D.C./ Baltimore area after graduating from the University of Maryland Dental School. Now she specializes in oral health treatment for children ranging from infants to young adults, including those with special needs. As a Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry (ABPD), Dr. Im’s credentials verify her as a dentist who has successfully completed voluntary examinations, and who demonstrates specialized knowledge and skills. Immersing her business into neighborhood outreach activities, Dr. Im and her dental team give fun and interactive oral hygiene presentations at local schools and

“DR. ELLEN IM DISPLAYS AN OBVIOUS PASSION AND DEDICATION TO HER PATIENTS AND PRACTICE. SHE IS THOROUGH AND TAKES THE TIME TO BRING COMFORT TO EACH CHILD AND FAMILY.” – JENNIFER offer free dental screenings and complimentary hygiene kits to the students. In addition, the office sponsors multiple elementary schools and sports teams in Poway and the surrounding areas. It’s no wonder that Dr. Ellen Im Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics has as its office motto, “Building a healthy community one smile at a time.” 

AT-A-GLANCE Name of Business: Dr. Ellen Im Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics Owner: Dr. Ellen Im Years in Position: 15 Year of Establishment: 2014 (25+ years with previous owner) Address: 13422 Pomerado Rd. #201, Poway, CA 92064 Website: www.drellenimpediatricdentistry.com Email: kidsdentalcare143@gmail.com Phone: 858-679-6660 Description of Business: Dr. Ellen Im Pediatric Dentistry is a family-friendly practice that partners with parents to oﬀer customized oral health care for children of all ages. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT

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PLANNING UNDERWAY FOR 55TH ANNUAL POWAY ROTARY PARADE photos by Sherri Dunlap

he Rotary Club of PowayScripps is already getting ready for this fall’s 55th Annual Poway Rotary Parade. This favorite community tradition will once again be the product of months of planning and coordination. The club has hosted the parade since 2013. “We jumped in when the community was at risk of losing the parade and discovered we love presenting it!” said Pauline Getz, Rotary Club of PowayScripps immediate past president. “It’s a truly wonderful, good old-fashioned parade.” County Supervisor Dianne Jacob will serve as grand marshal, and this year’s theme is Celebrate Country Living. “Poway, known in Kumeyaay days as the meeting of little valleys, has always had a wonderful community sense of presence stated in the city’s slogan, City in the Country,” explained

Rotarian Dan Brenner. “It’s remarkable that Poway is located in a major metropolis area like San Diego County. The Rotary Club of Poway-Scripps wants to celebrate that community sentiment with a parade theme for the floats and entrants that reflects the feeling that the community already shares.” The Rotary club is currently in the middle of fundraising efforts. Parade costs include permits, sanitation, transportation

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Golﬁng for a Cause The Toby Wells Foundation will hold its 18th Annual Toby Wells & Craig Castaneda Golf Classic on June 14 at the Barona Creek Golf Club in Lakeside. This year’s theme is Route 66. The tournament began shortly after the foundation’s establishment, when the Wells family purchased a 300-acre ranch called Blue Apple Ranch. The ranch is populated with several types of rescued animals who are cared for by disenfranchised and disabled children. Proceeds from the tournament will go to funding a one-day, outdoor afternoon of fun for 250 local foster youth through the nonprofit Voices for Children, field trips for children of military households through the Armed Services YMCA, a work-readiness internship for foster youth at San Pasqual Academy and at-risk youth from Abraxas High School and Warner Springs High School, a holiday shopping spree for Polinsky Children’s Center and the Armed Services YMCA whereby each child receives a $200 gift card to WalMart, and assistance in caring for Blue Apple Ranch’s rescued animals. Learn more at www.tobywells.org.

Vines & Vittles Family Festival A brand-new Western-themed family festival is coming to Webb Park this summer. Vines & Vittles will be held Sunday, July 14 from 2 to 5 p.m., featuring plenty of entertainment, kids’ activities, and tasty snacks. The Shirthouse Band and Mariachi Victoria de San Diego are headlining the entertainment, which also includes award-winning magician Magic Mike and Rotarian ventriloquist Joe Gandelman. The Grand Ladies of the Old West will set you up for photos in authentic Western wear. Other activities will include face painting, the Poway 4H Club petting zoo, blacksmithing demonstrations, bean bag tosses, and old-fashioned cornhusking. Proceeds will benefit the Rancho Bernardo Historical Society and the Rancho Bernardo Rotary Club Foundation. Learn more and find tickets at www.rbvvfest.com.

Music for Wildlife Conservation Two local musicians were recently recognized for their collaboration for a cause. The Decorah Bald Eagle Violin Concerto was created with the goal of raising awareness for bald eagle conservation, named for a nest of bald eagles in Decorah, IA. The concerto was commissioned and composed for Poway Symphonette Artistic Director Ulli Reiner by Dr. Madelyn Byrne of Palomar College. “It seemed perfect to ask Dr. Byrne, a composer with a similar passion for wildlife awareness, to compose a piece that we could bring to the public through music performance,” shared Ulli. “I also wanted a slide presentation to accompany the concerto that would show the incredibly tender side of these majestic birds and how careful they are each season with their young that are born smaller than the size of their talons.” She has performed the concerto, accompanied by the slide presentation, in San Diego with the Poway Symphonette Chamber Orchestra and on two performance tours in China. The solo was recently named a national finalist for the American Prize in Instrumental Performance 2018-2019.

Girls in STEM Inspiration Day

Poway High School’s (PHS) Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Next Club recently hosted their inaugural Girls in STEM Inspiration Day. The event was held in collaboration with PHS Engineering Academy, Team Spyder, and PHS National Center for Women & Technology. More than 100 girls, parents, and grandparents attended. The students took part in a hands-on engineering workshop, while their parents and grandparents attended a bias literacy workshop to learn how to advocate for their student’s STEM education. The PHS Next club was founded by Madalyn Nguyen, Elena Tomson, and Sara Wilson in Fall 2018. In March, Co-Founder and President Madalyn traveled to St. Louis, MO to present the proposal for STEM Inspiration Day to SWE leadership. SWE awarded the Poway club a $1,000 grant to implement the project, which was spearheaded by Madalyn, Sara, Elena, Cece Gant, Lily Rueckert, and Ariana Van Dusen. Learn more about SWE at www.swe.org.

Poway Summer Entertainment Summer is here, and with it returns some family-favorite entertainment. Free Summer Movies in the Park, presented by the City of Poway, make for a fun evening out. Bring a blanket or chair – or inner tubes for the Poway Swim Center events – and a picnic dinner to enjoy these popular films. The summer begins with The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part at Poway Community Park on June 22, and continues with Ralph Breaks the Internet at Poway Swim Center on July 6; Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse at Poway Community Park on July 20; How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World at Poway Swim Center on Aug. 3; and The Goonies at Old Poway Park on Aug. 17. The 2019 Summer Concert Series also kicks off this month, with a wide variety of free concerts at Lake Poway and Old Poway Park. This year’s concerts are The Mighty Untouchables on June 23, Pickleback Shine on July 7, The Benedetti Trio on July 14, Y3K on July 21, Trails and Rails on July 28, Blue Breeze Band on Aug. 4, and Pomerado Community Band and Summer Winds on Aug. 11. Learn more at www.poway.org.

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he Poway Americana Festival celebrated community spirit with live entertainment, local refreshments, and carnival games. More than 200 vendors offered food, crafts, and other wares. The Madame Mechanic Classic Car Show, presented by Poway Transmissions, highlighted cars from 1979 and earlier. The family-friendly Americana Festival was hosted by the Poway Chamber of Commerce, rebranding its favorite Poway Spring Family Festival. Learn more at www.poway.com. 

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he Backyard Produce Project (BPP) began as a simple solution to two problems: unused fruits and vegetables in residential

yards, and local families and seniors without enough healthy food on the table. Since its establishment in 2009, the grassroots

nonprofit has grown in scope and impact to serve even more communities. The Backyard Produce Project now has five donation sites, a 6,000-square-foot garden and orchard, and over 100 dedicated volunteers. We spoke with Chairman Jane Radatz to learn more.

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What is the Backyard Produce Project’s mission? How does the project work? The mission of the Backyard Produce Project is to share fruits and vegetables from residential trees and gardens with low-income families and seniors in our community. The project consists of three parts: 1. Donation sites where community members can drop off fruits and vegetables from their yards. 2. A volunteer tree-picking team that harvests residential fruit trees. 3. An organic garden where volunteers grow fruits and vegetables for the project. All produce is donated to local food pantries for distribution to low-income families and seniors in our community. When was the Backyard Produce Project founded? How has it grown and developed over the years? The project began in 2009. Once per quarter, Palomar Health convenes a meeting of community members interested in improving health in the community. In 2009, some counselors from the Poway Unified School District came to a meeting and said that, with the economic downturn, they were seeing more and more families who couldn’t afford to put healthy food on the table, especially fresh produce. The group discussed possible solutions. One of the members said, “It’s too bad we can’t get our hands on all the citrus that goes to waste in everyone’s backyard and give it to families that need it.” That was the start of our project. Our plan at first was simply to set up a table in the parking lot of a community center once a month and invite community members to donate backyard produce. We started at the Rancho Bernardo Swim and Tennis Club, then moved to the Seven Oaks Community Center. We added other donation sites over time. Then people began calling, saying they would like to donate their fruit

Project Chairman

but they needed someone to pick it. We recruited volunteers and started a tree-picking team. In 2010, Sunshine Care Senior Living in Poway offered a plot of undeveloped land on their campus for us to create a garden and grow produce for the project. We started a small garden and expanded it over the years. It is now a 6,000-square-foot garden and orchard. How did you personally become involved with BPP? I was at the meeting where the idea was first raised. I liked the idea and got involved right away. What is your current role within the organization, and what duties does it involve? As project chairman, I have the pleasure of coordinating the wonderful volunteers who make the project happen. We have about 100 active volunteers, covering all three areas of our project – the donation sites, the tree-picking team, and the garden. It’s my job to place new volunteers and to make sure the volunteers have the resources and the organizational structure needed to do their job. What communities does the project serve? The project serves low-income families and seniors living in the Poway Unified School District – Poway, Rancho Bernardo, Rancho Peñasquitos, and 4S Ranch. Most of the produce is distributed by the nonprofit Friends and Family Community Connection. We also contribute to the food pantry at The Community Food Connection. (Note: Despite similar names, these are separate organizations.) Can you tell us about the Backyard Produce Gardens and Orchard? Where is it, and who maintains it? The Backyard Produce Garden is located on the grounds of Sunshine Care Senior Living, at the end of Monte Vista Rd. in Poway. Sunshine Care provides the land, the water, and the expertise of its Manager of Horticulture, Roy Wilburn. Sunshine Care also hosts an annual fundraiser for the project. June | July 2019 • 92064 MAGAZINE.COM • 27

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The garden consists of 17 rows, each about 40 feet long, plus an adjacent orchard. It operates year-round. In the summer, we grow tomatoes, peppers, squash, beans, cucumbers, and melons. In the winter, we grow broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, peas, kale, and chard. The orchard gives us apples, nectarines, plums, and peaches. The garden is tended entirely by volunteers who generously give their time and energy, knowing that all produce will be donated to others. The volunteers are organized into small teams. Each team comes once a week on its assigned day and works an hour or so, so the garden is tended every day. What is the most rewarding thing about your role? The most challenging? The most rewarding thing for all of us on the project is knowing that local children, families, and seniors who might not be able to afford fresh produce are able to enjoy the fresh produce we provide. Our biggest challenge is getting the word out so everyone knows there’s a good home for their unneeded backyard produce. We’re grateful to ZCode Magazines for helping us do that. What are BPP’s primary goals, both short-term and long-term? Our primary goal, both short-term and long-term, is to increase the amount of produce that we collect, pick, and grow. Sharing fresh produce is our way of sharing good health with our neighbors. What have been some of the organization’s most memorable achievements over the years? Last year, we reached a milestone none of us could have imagined at the start. We surpassed 100 tons of fresh produce donated to our local food pantries. Even better, we’re well on our way to our next 100 tons. How can community members get involved or support the project? Community members can get involved by bringing backyard produce to one of our donation sites, by inviting our tree-picking team to come and harvest their trees, or by volunteering with us on the project. Anyone interested can contact us through our website at www.backyardproduceproject.org Each year in June, Sunshine Care hosts a fundraiser barbecue for our project. It’s held at the Backyard Produce Garden. This year’s event will be Sunday, June 2, from 1 to 3 p.m. Community members are welcome. Our website www.backyardproduceproject.org has more information. Is there anything else you would like to add for our readers? Our project started with a simple idea. It has grown because of the generosity of the community. We see it getting better and better. 

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BPP AT A GLANCE Name of Organization: Backyard Produce Project Mailing Address: 16916 Hierba Dr., #263, San Diego, CA 92128 Phone Number: 858-485-5449 Website: www.backyardproduceproject.org Email: backyardproduceproject@gmail.com Social Media: facebook.com/ BackyardProduceProject

CHAIRMAN AT A GLANCE Name: Jane Radatz Profession: Community Volunteer Community of Residence: Poway

“Sharing fresh produce is our way of sharing good health with our neighbors."

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heelhouse Credit Union has a long history in the San Diego community. Beginning in 1934 as San Diego Municipal Employees Credit Union, the Credit Union was created by metropolitan workers seeking financial relief during the worst economic period in the nation’s history. “After a few iterations,” Wheelhouse President and CEO Lisa Paul-Hill explained, “over nearly a century (including most recently San Diego Metropolitan Credit Union), our name today – Wheelhouse Credit Union – is unique to a financial institution, and reflects who we are and what we have been to our members for over 85 years.” “As a member-owned, not-for-profit institution, we make decisions based on what is best for members and seek their input along the way,” shared Paul-Hill. Offering high-yield deposit products and low-rate loan products (like water conservation, energy efficiency, and solar loans), Wheelhouse received the 2017 Business of the Year Award for their Solar & Energy Efficiency Programs. Created in 2011 and one of the first solar lenders in California, the Energy Efficiency Program focuses on each homeowner’s energy saving needs. “We are proud of our green efforts resulting in a savings of approximately 105,795,420 kWh of electricity per year, which is the equivalent of saving 1,907,030 trees!” exclaimed Paul-Hill. Wheelhouse Credit Union is truly “San Diego Made,” comprised of employees and members who live and work in communities throughout San Diego. Wheelhouse also volunteers much time and energy locally. As the official credit union to the San Diego Seals professional lacrosse team, employees actively volunteer side-by-side with Seals players, most recently with Feeding San Diego and Read – Lisa Paul-Hill Across America. In addition, Wheelhouse staff gets involved with Toys for Tots, I Love a Clean San Diego Coastal Cleanup, Make-A-Wish, and San Diego EarthFair Balboa Park, as these events embody Wheelhouse’s commitment to giving back to the community. These team members are what makes the business different from traditional banks – it’s not uncommon to walk into a Wheelhouse branch and see the same familiar face you first met 10 or 20 years ago. “Our culture, teamwork, and collaboration are drivers of our success,” Paul-Hill affirmed. New and exciting things are happening at Wheelhouse Credit Union. The downtown branch is undergoing a total renovation, and Wheelhouse recently launched a new website with easy navigation and helpful financial tools. Accounts are accessible 24/7 with nationwide access to over 5,000 shared branches and more than 30,000 surcharge-free ATMs through the CO-OP® Network. Anyone living or working in San Diego County is invited to join Wheelhouse Credit Union. Check out the new high-yield checking, savings, and money market accounts bearing the name Inspired. 

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he RB Chorale’s annual summer show returns Saturday, June 8 and Sunday, June 9 at Poway Center for the Performing Arts. This year’s theme is “The RB Chorale: A Celebration of 45 Years,” and will include some of the chorale’s most popular numbers since its founding in 1974. It’s also a special recognition of Pat Bean, founder and director, whose creativity and dedication have grown the chorale from 16 to 150 members over the years. In addition to making music, the chorale gives back to the community and provides a platform for young artists. The chorale awards scholarships every year to San Diego high school seniors who are planning to continue their musical education through college. This year’s six scholarship finalists will perform at the summer show, and audience votes will determine who wins first, second, and third place prizes each night. Last year, more than $17,000 was awarded to student musicians, and ticket

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id you know that there can be a way to sweeten a deal and potentially win a contract with a low offer (or perhaps just lower than others) that doesn’t cost a dime? All it takes is a few minutes of time to write out a heartfelt love of the property in question, and many sellers will turn into advocates for you to be the ones to purchase their home… even if it means making less money for them. With the right pull on the heartstrings, the logical mind can sometimes be won over by emotions. But there are certain things you should – and should not – include in any letter you might write to sellers. DO: • Use flattery. Talk up everything you love about their home, including their taste in décor. People love to hear they have good taste, and for most people, their home is the best reflection of it. • Try to find common ground.

While looking at the home, if you notice you went to the same university, or you served in the same branch of the military, or you have dogs just like them, be sure to mention it in the letter. • Pull the heartstrings. People like to feel good about themselves, so if you can make the sellers feel they are doing a good deed by selling you the house, they might be persuaded. Examples of this would be military service, an ailing parent needs to move in with you, or your growing family needs more space. Work it! There are certain things you want to be careful not to include in a letter, however, because you can have the opposite of the desired effect. You don’t want to give them a

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reason not to sell to you. DON’T: • Reference any religious preference. Due to the Federal Fair Housing Act, a listing agent might not even be allowed to show your letter to the sellers if there is any reference to a certain race, color, national origin, sex, family status, disability, or religion. This reference can be as simple as “I can’t wait to hang our kids’ stockings from the mantle.” • Talk about plans to remodel. Just as sellers like to be flattered, they don’t like to be insulted, and mentioning changes to the décor can be construed as offensive. • Draw attention to negative points in the offer. If you have

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2,374 3,325

$975,000 $990,000

1,472

$710,000

14210 Tierra Bonita Road

3,637

$990,000

1,679

$715,000

12722 Boxwood Court

3,102

$1,050,000

1,750

$715,000

13029 Camino del Valle

3,013

$1,100,000

12862 Pinefield Road

1,621

$725,000

15501 Harrow Lane

3,095

$1,125,000

12842 Summerfield Lane

1,621

$735,000

12259 Stonemill Drive

3,872

$1,150,000

12801 Selma Court

1,740

$750,000

16534 Corte Paulina

3,400

$1,185,000

12210 Morningside Court

1,681

$760,000

15888 Cumberland Drive

3,071

$1,203,000

13218 Ironbark Way

1,807

$790,000

16529 Calle Ana

3,920

$1,217,700

12196 Pepper Tree Lane

2,127

$799,900

15311 Ridgeview Place

3,872

$1,237,000

17130 Tam O Shanter Drive

2,402

$800,000

14343 Trailwind Road

3,785

$1,290,000

13518 Whitewater Drive

2,504

$819,000

16186 Country Day

3,057

$1,300,000

17039 Saint Andrews Drive

1,820

$830,000

11652 Treadwell Drive

3,691

$1,329,000

15510 Garden Road

2,369

$840,000

16310 Orchard Bend Road

5,083

$1,350,000

15599 Garden Road

2,672

$845,000

14162 Arbolitos Drive

3,111

$1,365,000

14452 Twin Peaks

1,873

$850,000

14209 Palisades Drive

3,515

$1,380,000

13416 Saint Andrews Place

2,390

$875,000

13650 Ash Hollow Crossing Road

3,588

$1,400,000

15657 Summer Sage Road

2,148

$875,000

15006 Toothrock Road

4,974

$1,599,000

14002 Tierra Bonita Road

2,750

$880,000

13757 Del Poniente Road

5,409

$1,635,000

13406 Aubrey

3,100

$885,000

15088 Huntington Gate Drive

5,102

$1,650,000

13115 Valewood Road

2,313

$888,000

14280 Cascade Crossing

6,431

$1,735,000

13610 Putney Road

2,791

$890,000

15013 Huntington Gate Drive

4,603

$1,795,000

12750 Triumph Drive

3,139

$930,000

15195 Saddlebrook Lane

5,750

$1,905,000

13535 Cloudcroft Court

3,499

$940,000

13630 Overland Pass

5,600

$2,000,000

17114 Cloudcroft Drive

2,875

$950,000

18720 Old Coach Way

11,191

$3,130,000

12724 Peartree Terrace

2,736

$975,000

(complete list of homes sold in 92064 at www.92064magazine.com)

Information is compiled from a variety of databases and published by Susco Media Inc. for entertainment purposes only. Reproduction is strictly prohibited. Sales statistics are not affiliated with or provided by any participating advertiser or real estate professional contained in this publication. Properties contained in this list and online were sold by a variety of real estate brokers. Information considered reliable, but not guaranteed. Please check with a licensed real estate professional for more information. Not all sales are listed.

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