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Prep Cook/Dishwasher

POSITION:                            Prep Cook/Dishwasher – 2 Positions Available

REPORTS TO:                        Head Chef/Lead Cook in the absence of Chef/ Cook II in the absence of Lead Cook and Head Chef

STATUS:                                 Seasonal, Full-Time, Non-Exempt

                                                Will be needed roughly between Saturday, 4/15/23-Wednesday, 8/30/23

JOB CLASSIFICATION:       Associate II

WORK ARRANGEMENT:      In Person, EHC

SALARY RANGE:                   $20-$22/hr

APPLICATION DEADLINEUntil Filled

JOB PURPOSE:

LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired is looking for a Prep Cook/Dishwasher to join Enchanted Hills Camp. This position will a key, full-time, seasonal staff position at Enchanted Hills Camp in Napa, CA. Our culinary teams knows that food is much more than fuel for busy campers. Food brings people together and is as much a part of the camp tradition as the songs we sing around the campfire.

There will be a shuttle service to transport employees up to camp, from the park-n-ride in Downtown Napa.

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • Previous experience as a cook or in a related role required
  • Validated knowledge of basic principles of food preparation, various cooking methods, and food safety regulations such as accurate food handling, sanitation, and storage
  • Must possess or have ability to obtain valid CA food handlers permit
  • Demonstrate basic math and counting skills
  • Ability to follow directions and willingness to ask clarifying questions
  • Candidate must be willing to be willing to work hours that include evenings and weekends
  • Ability to communicate in written and spoken English required
  • Must comply with dress code requirements
  • Employment is subject to satisfactory background check

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

  • Capable of significant walking over uneven terrain
  • Ability to work in a standing position for long periods of time (up to 8 hours)
  • Frequently lift up to 50 pounds and occasionally team lift/move 50 pounds
  • Manage physical activities such as standing, some bending, stooping, and stretching as well as daily exposure to the sun and heat and varying environmental conditions
  • Ability to safely work with sensitive materials and/or chemicals

JOB ACCOUNTABILITIES:

  • Cooks and prepares a variety of food according to production guidelines and standardized recipes
  • Sets up workstation with all needed ingredients and equipment
  • Prepares ingredients by measuring, weighing, mixing, chopping, trimming, and peeling food items
  • Safely uses a variety of utensils and equipment including knives, ovens, stoves, slicers, mixers, etc.
  • Uses a variety of methods including baking, roasting, broiling, and steaming to cook meat, vegetables, and other foods
  • Cleans and sanitizes work areas, equipment, and utensils
  • Maintain cleanliness, organization and stocking of coolers and storage areas
  • Maintain high standards for work areas and personal hygiene
  • Properly stores food by adhering to food safety policies and procedures
  • Performs opening, closing and side work duties as instructed and according to proper guidelines.
  • Maintains excellent customer service and positive demeanor towards guests, customers, clients, co-workers, etc.
  • Adheres to all in house, local, and state hygiene polices and  

WORKING CONDITIONS:

LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired is an equal opportunity employer to all. We strive to maintain a scent-free environment and a drug-free workplace. We also operate under a mutual “employment at will” policy.

Equal Opportunity

LightHouse is an equal opportunity employer. LightHouse policy and the law prohibit discrimination and harassment based on an individual’s race, ancestry, religion or religious creed (including religious dress and grooming practices), color, age (40 and over), sex, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, genetic information, national origin (including language use restrictions), marital status, medical condition (including cancer and genetic characteristics), physical or mental disability (including HIV and AIDS), military or veteran status, pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding and related medical conditions, denial of Family and Medical Care leave, height and weight, or any other classification protected by federal, state, or

local laws, regulations, or ordinances.  Our policy and the law prohibit co-workers, third parties, supervisors, and managers from engaging in such conduct.

LightHouse personnel are employed on an at-will basis.  Employment at-will means that the employment relationship may be terminated, with or without cause and with or without advance notice at any time by the employee or the Agency.

We strive to maintain a scent-free environment and a drug-free workplace.  Employees are expected to behave in accordance with these objectives.

All employees at LightHouse are hired for an indefinite and unspecified duration and consequently, no employee is guaranteed employment for a specified length of time. Employment is at the mutual consent of the employee and LightHouse. Accordingly, either the employee or LightHouse can terminate the employment relationship at any time, with or without cause (“employment at will”).

TO APPLY:

Please submit an application, cover letter and résumé as Word attachments (no. PDFs please), to hr@lighthouse-sf.org, including the job title in the subject line. We will not consider videos or hyperlinks to online profiles. Due to time constraints, we will only respond to complete submissions in which there is serious interest, thanks for your understanding. We strongly encourage applicants from the blind community to apply!

Cook II

POSITION:                            Cook II – 2 Positions Available

REPORTS TO:                        Head Chef/Lead Cook in the absence of Chef

STATUS:                                 Seasonal, Full-Time, Non-Exempt

                                                Will be needed roughly between Saturday, 4/15/23-Wednesday, 8/30/23

JOB CLASSIFICATION:       Associate II

WORK ARRANGEMENT:      In Person, EHC

SALARY RANGE:                   $19.78-$24.59/hr

APPLICATION DEADLINEUntil Filled

JOB PURPOSE:

LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired is looking for a Cook to join Enchanted Hills Camp. This position will a key, full-time, seasonal staff position at Enchanted Hills Camp in Napa, CA. Our culinary teams knows that food is much more than fuel for busy campers. Food brings people together and is as much a part of the camp tradition as the songs we sing around the campfire. As the Lead Cook, you will work closely with the Head Chef to ensure that our offerings and service is fun, creative, and delicious!

There will be a shuttle service to transport employees up to camp, from the park-n-ride in Downtown Napa.

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • Formal culinary training preferred; current students encouraged to apply
  • 1 year culinary experience in a commercial setting required students are encouraged to apply.
  • Previous experience leading a team in a busy atmosphere required
  • Advanced knowledge of the principles and practices within the food profession
  • Valid CA food handlers permit
  • Ability to follow directions and willingness to ask clarifying questions
  • Communicate with co-workers and other departments with professionalism and respect
  • Candidate must be willing to be willing to work hours that include evenings and weekends
  • Maturity of judgment and behavior
  • Good attention to detail
  • Ability to communicate in written and spoken English required
  • Maintain high standards for work areas and personal hygiene
  • Must comply with dress code requirements
  • Employment is subject to satisfactory background check

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

  • Capable of significant walking over uneven terrain
  • Ability to work in a standing position for long periods of time (up to 8 hours)
  • Frequently lift up to 50 pounds and occasionally team lift/move 50 pounds
  • Manage physical activities such as standing, some bending, stooping, and stretching as well as daily exposure to the sun and heat and varying environmental conditions
  • Ability to safely work with sensitive materials and/or chemicals

JOB ACCOUNTABILITIES:

  • Responsible for ensuring all kitchen staff is on task, food quality control, food storge, kitchen cleanliness, and completion of all logs, in the absence of Head Chef.
  • Ensure consistency and superiority in food preparation, quality, and service
  • Knowledgeable in safe food handling practices and proper operation of kitchen equipment
  • Oversee kitchen operations, as shift lead, in the absence of the Head Chef
  • Sets an example for kitchen staff by following all company and department policies and procedures for safety, hygiene and performance
  • Ensure all position checklists are completed daily and accurately
  • Conduct line checks multiple times per shift to ensure DOH compliance; Address all variances immediately
  • Maintain cleanliness, organization and stocking of coolers and storage areas
  • Label, date, and wrap food products, follow protocol to document food waste
  • Assists Head Chef in maintaining accurate inventories of ingredients, supplies and equipment
  • Take proper care of ranges, ovens, broilers, fryers, griddles, utensils, and other equipment
  • Delegates and participates in opening, closing and side work duties as instructed and according to proper guidelines.
  • Communicate with Chef for any special instructions and training
  • Pro-actively create a welcoming environment for guests and employees alike
  • Adheres to all in house, local, and state hygiene polices and guidelines.

WORKING CONDITIONS:

LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired is an equal opportunity employer to all. We strive to maintain a scent-free environment and a drug-free workplace. We also operate under a mutual “employment at will” policy.

Equal Opportunity

LightHouse is an equal opportunity employer. LightHouse policy and the law prohibit discrimination and harassment based on an individual’s race, ancestry, religion or religious creed (including religious dress and grooming practices), color, age (40 and over), sex, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, genetic information, national origin (including language use restrictions), marital status, medical condition (including cancer and genetic

characteristics), physical or mental disability (including HIV and AIDS), military or veteran status, pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding and related medical conditions, denial of Family and Medical Care leave, height and weight, or any other classification protected by federal, state, or local laws, regulations, or ordinances.  Our policy and the law prohibit co-workers, third parties, supervisors, and managers from engaging in such conduct.

LightHouse personnel are employed on an at-will basis.  Employment at-will means that the employment relationship may be terminated, with or without cause and with or without advance notice at any time by the employee or the Agency.

We strive to maintain a scent-free environment and a drug-free workplace.  Employees are expected to behave in accordance with these objectives.

All employees at LightHouse are hired for an indefinite and unspecified duration and consequently, no employee is guaranteed employment for a specified length of time. Employment is at the mutual consent of the employee and LightHouse. Accordingly, either the employee or LightHouse can terminate the employment relationship at any time, with or without cause (“employment at will”).

TO APPLY:

Please submit an application, cover letter and résumé as Word attachments (no. PDFs please), to hr@lighthouse-sf.org, including the job title in the subject line. We will not consider videos or hyperlinks to online profiles. Due to time constraints, we will only respond to complete submissions in which there is serious interest, thanks for your understanding. We strongly encourage applicants from the blind community to apply!

An Interview with Steve Gill, Producer and Performer in the Simply Sinatra EHC Benefit, March 4

An Interview with Steve Gill, Producer and Performer in the Simply Sinatra EHC Benefit, March 4

On Saturday March 4, the Simply Sinatra concert will take place at Menlo School to benefit Enchanted Hills Camp (EHC). The concert is presented by Steve and Nancy Gill, whose daughter Anne “Annie” Gill has attended the Adults with Developmental Disabilities camp session at EHC. In 1999, the Gills decided to organize the first concert to benefit camp. Steve once directed theater at Menlo School. Prior to COVID-19, Steve, with the help of Anne and former Menlo School students and colleagues, put on 18 concerts which raised over $145,000 for camp. Now the Gills are pleased to bring back the concerts. This year’s concert is a tribute to Frank Sinatra.   

We chatted with Steve about his thoughts on putting on these concerts over the years. The interview has been edited for clarity and length.
 
What are your favorite things about organizing these concerts?

I always loved gathering very talented former students together and was amazed at their ability to put on great shows with just one night of rehearsal. Some came from Los Angeles, and one, an attorney, even flew in from Sweden just to participate in these concerts. While a few continued performing professionally, others, who have busy careers, just loved being onstage again. After COVID it was no longer feasible to get commitments from so many performers because of the chance we would have to cancel, as we had to do for the show planned for January 2022.
 
How do you choose the theme for each concert?

The concerts are usually dedicated to the Great American Songbook. They are biographical concerts that trace the life and music of a famous composer and/or lyricist. Past composers/lyricists have included: George Gershwin; Cole Porter; Irving Berlin; Kander and Ebb; Rodgers and Hammerstein; and Rodgers and Hart.   
 
What have been your favorite discoveries or lessons you’ve learned as you’ve produced these concerts over the years?
 
It always amazes me how my ex-students mature intellectually and musically. They also can’t wait to see each other. They have become good friends. Unfortunately, COVID has cancelled the last two concerts. This year my friend [Alex Perez] and I are performing a mini concert revolving around the life and music of Frank Sinatra. It is always a joy to see members of past audiences show up. Some have been coming for 20 years. 

Anne and Steve Gill

What motivates you to continue putting on these concerts?
 
Personal satisfaction. Creating and choosing the material for the concerts. I am now 80 and this keeps me young. It also serves a worthy cause. And my daughter Annie has loved attending the camp.
 
What do you love most about EHC? 

The people who run the camp: their patience, creativity and friendliness and [EHC Director] Tony Fletcher in particular.
 
What: Simply Sinatra Concert to benefit Enchanted Hills Camp
When: Saturday, March 4, from 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm
Where: Martin Family Hall at Menlo School, 50 Valparaiso Ave., Atherton, 94027
Cost: A donation of $20 is requested
 
COVID-19 Safety & More Info

All audience members are requested to wear masks and provide contact information in case the concert is cancelled.
 
For more information about the concert, please contact Nancy Gill at gillnancyg@gmail.com or 650-948-4648.

Get tickets to the Simply Sinatra concert to benefit EHC.

Simply Sinatra Concert to Benefit Enchanted Hills Camp on March 4

Simply Sinatra Concert to Benefit Enchanted Hills Camp on March 4

After unfortunately having to cancel the January 7 performance, we’re thrilled to announce the rescheduling of the Simply Sinatra concert to benefit Enchanted Hills Camp (EHC) on Saturday March 4!
 
These concerts are organized by Nancy and Steve Gill to support EHC. In 1997 their daughter, Anne, was in a car accident that caused blindness and a traumatic brain injury. Nancy and Steve were frustrated with the lack of programs that served people with multiple disabilities until they found out that EHC holds a yearly camp session for adults with developmental disabilities. Anne enjoyed her first time at EHC and has returned as a camper over the years. In 1999 Nancy and Steve organized the first concert to benefit EHC.
 
The theme for the 2023 concert is “Simply Sinatra: The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Singer” and features Alex Perez and Steve Gill.

Alex Perez has worked professionally with TheatreWorks as a choreographer, actor, and director. He has also performed and directed at Foothill College, San Jose Stage, Broadway by the Bay and the Globe Theatre in La Jolla.
 
Steve Gill has performed professionally with American Musical Theater, TheatreWorks, San Jose Stage and West Bay Opera.
 
Both Alex and Steve directed theater at Menlo School.
 
The concert takes place on Saturday, March 4 at 7:30 pm at the Martin Family Hall at the Menlo School located at 50 Valparaiso Ave., Atherton, 94027. A donation of $20 is requested.
 
COVID-19 Safety & More Info

All audience members are requested to wear masks and provide contact information in case the concert is cancelled.
 
For more information about the concert, please contact Nancy Gill at gillnancyg@gmail.com or 650-948-4648.

Get tickets to the Simply Sinatra concert to benefit EHC.

EHC Online Holiday Concert is This Thursday, 12/15

EHC Online Holiday Concert is This Thursday, 12/15

For the third year in a row, friends and supporters of Enchanted Hills Camp (EHC) wish to show their appreciation for the LightHouse community by hosting a free virtual EHC Alumni holiday concert. Musicians who have attended camp sessions, music camp or been a camp counselor or volunteer will join LightHouse and EHC staffers to celebrate the spirit of EHC past, present and future.
 
This year’s performers are Hanna Clemenson, Christina Daniels, Derek Dittmar, Shane Dittmar, Rachael Grider, Ellie Kneer, Jackie Nguyen Mariana Sandoval and Masceo Williams.
 
Camp Director, Tony Fletcher says, “When we enter the cold and dark days of late fall and prepare for winter, many of the alumni of EHC truly look forward to any opportunities for us to gather and celebrate one of our favorite locations on earth. One of the special gatherings is the Virtual Holiday Concert. All the performers have deep connections to EHC as staff members, and for many, as former campers. This is a show built around gratitude. This year we focus on saying thank you to the many generous donors that supported Giving Tuesday for the LightHouse’s Little Learners Program that uses Enchanted Hills for a family camp weekend.
 
“We hope listeners will enjoy not only the music, but also the chance to hear and see the performers that have been their counselors and area leaders at EHC over the years.”
 
What: EHC Virtual Alumni Holiday Concert
When: Thursday, December 15, from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm Pacific
Where: Enchanted Hills Camp Facebook page, no Facebook account is necessary to view the live-streamed concert
 
We can’t wait to share holiday music with you on the 15th!

EHC Camp Counselor, Hannah, Shares Her Summer Highlights

EHC Camp Counselor, Hannah, Shares Her Summer Highlights

Since its opening in the 1950’s, Enchanted Hills Camp has been a home away from home for generations of campers. Nestled in a forest of majestic redwoods, EHC is a place where blind, low vision, Deafblind, and disabled campers can learn, grow, and explore the world around them in an inclusive, friendly, and encouraging environment.

This past summer, first-time EHC counselor Hannah Clemenson, had the opportunity to be part of this special community and shared her wonderful experience with LightHouse.

How did you hear about Enchanted Hills Camp?

The first time I went to Enchanted Hills Camp was when I was 17. I was there for the NFB NABS [National Federation of the Blind National Association of Blind Students] Pacific Seminar in 2019. I was only there for three days, and I was really only there for NFB stuff. I didn’t really get to interact with the camp much as Enchanted Hills, it was just kind of a venue. But I already loved it! I loved the quiet and got the feeling that it was a really welcoming environment. I knew I wanted to go back. I live in the Bay Area now and am a student at the University of San Francisco, and I read the weekly LightHouse newsletter. When I saw they were looking for workers this summer at EHC I thought, “Oh cool! Maybe I’ll do that!” I reached out to Tony Fletcher, and in April I got the confirmation that I would be working at EHC this summer. I was so excited!

Which EHC sessions did you work as a camp counselor?

I worked the Adult Camp, Adults with Developmental Disabilities, then we had to take a break due to the COVID-19 virus. When we returned to EHC I worked Music Camp and the last Family Camp session of the summer.

What was your first impression?

When I first got there it was a little nerve-wrecking. Most of the camp staff had been going there for 4-5, some even 7 or 8 years already. Everyone was very familiar and running around the camp, and I thought, “This is really new to me.” Everyone already knew each other, some even went to high school together, and they would talk about memories and stories from the past. I thought, “Oh, I’ll never fit in here.” But by the second day of Staff Week, I was already hanging out with people, talking a lot, and opening up quicker than I normally do. It was just so great. We continued to bond and by the end of Staff Week I’d already known I had made some really close friends, and that only continued throughout the rest of the summer.

What are your favorite Enchanted Hills Camp moments from this summer?

I really loved working the Adults with Developmental Disabilities session. It was really challenging. I was assigned to a cabin with a camper who is non-verbal, and other campers with severe organizational and mobility challenges. I had never previously worked with members of this population before, but it was so, so fun once I got the hang of it! It was a very humanizing experience working with people so different from me. I loved making coffee for everyone in the morning. The wide array of conversations you can have with people at this session was wild! The scope of human experience there is so awe-inspiring. Even though we were all on different wavelengths, we’re all also visually impaired and dealing with that. I can connect with them on the blindness level and learn so much from their unique thought processes. The non-verbal camper I worked with could only very marginally communicate with other people, but once she sat behind the piano she was playing and smiling and singing every lyric perfectly. It was amazing! She and I bonded over music because I am a musician too. If she was ever feeling stressed, I would start to sing to her, and she would sing with me, and it would calm her down.

I also really loved Family Camp. I liked talking to the parents, especially the ones who were concerned about how their blind child will experience life in the future, what high school and college will be like for them. I was able to share my own experiences and the kids would tell us theirs. It felt so good to really celebrate the kids. We’re all blind, we all deal with it differently, but we’re also all here at EHC, honoring and celebrating our blindness. It felt really good to share that experience with these families.

If given the opportunity, would you work at EHC again?

Absolutely, yes! I am definitely coming back in the future. I really want to work the Youth and Teen camps next year – especially the Youth Camp! This summer has been such a wonderful experience. I would love to continue to stay as involved with the EHC and LightHouse community as I can.

If you would like to learn more about Enchanted Hills Camp or donate to our Building Blind Ambition campaign to directly benefit EHC, you may visit the Enchanted Hills Camp website.

Register for the EHC Leadership and Counselor in Training Program

Register for the EHC Leadership and Counselor in Training Program

The Enchanted Hills Camp (EHC) Summer Leadership Summit focuses on developing leaders who are blind or have low vision in an immersive training environment through soft-skills development and exploration of careers. Participants will gain a better understanding of how to be an effective self-advocate and develop social and independent living skills that will prepare them for transition and post-secondary education program options. Training takes place through discussion, role modeling, and practice under the supervision of experienced LightHouse and EHC staff.
 
The program will start with a week of training where participants will take part in job site readiness exercises that will help participants prepare to become a Counselor-in-Training (CIT) during the summer programs at EHC. In the second week, participants will be assigned to a group of youth campers as a CIT, where participants will apply their new skills learned in the first week of the series with the support and supervision from summer Camp Counselors and experienced camp staff. Throughout the program, CITs will also participate in discussions with leaders from the greater blind community as well as successfully employed blind adults about career opportunities, blindness philosophy, life hacks and many other important topics.

This summit is for teens ages 16 to 18 years old who are blind or have low vision and are serious about improving their leadership skills by learning to work with children in a rigorous camp setting. As part of the program application process, students must complete a student intake form, conduct an interview with program staff and commit to participating fully in the program at EHC. We welcome prospective participants who possess a variety of previous camping experiences or have an interest in exploring the social and recreational work profession to consider applying.
 
Please read the full description, including program objectives, outcomes, and expectations, and learn about costs and how to apply.
 
We are asking prospective participants who are eligible for Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) services to work with their counselors to gain entry to this program.
 
Week 1: June 20 through 24: Leadership Development and Staff Training
Week 2: July 11 through July 16: Counselor in Training Practicum
 
For further information about the Summer Leadership Summit, please don’t hesitate to contact Jamey Gump, Youth Services Coordinator, at JGump@lighthouse-sf.org or 415-694-7372.

Want to Help Make EHC the Place to Be this Summer? Come to the EHC Virtual Career Fair, March 12

Want to Help Make EHC the Place to Be this Summer? Come to the EHC Virtual Career Fair, March 12

Have you ever wanted to work or volunteer at Enchanted Hills Camp (EHC)? Are you looking for a summer job where you can learn new skills, soak up the beauty of Napa hills and make lasting memories? Well EHC is looking for people who are blind, have low vision or are sighted to be staff at EHC  this summer to help our campers grow their own potential.  Come to the virtual EHC Career Fair on March 12 from 10:00 am to noon Pacific to learn more!

Here’s what we’re looking for:

EHC Camp Counselors and Area Leaders: Must be 18 and older
EHC Counselors in Training: Students who are blind or have low vision ages 16 to 18
Youth Employment Services (YES) Academy Students: Students who are blind or have low vision ages 16 to 24

At the career fair, you’ll meet camp hiring managers and current and previous campers and staff. You’ll also find out about the range of activities and experiences EHC has in store. You can potentially get hired on the spot or invited back for an additional interview.

Tony Fletcher, Director of EHC says “The virtual career fair is a wonderful chance for potential candidates to explore opportunities at camp this summer”

Learn more about EHC on the LightHouse website.

What: Enchanted Hills Camp Career Fair
When: Saturday March 12 from 10:00 am to noon Pacific
RSVP: by Thursday, March 10. to  Mario Burton at MBurton@lighthouse-sf.org.

Things are going real “well” at EHC

Things are going real “well” at EHC

Thank you for joining us for the first two Enchanted Hills Camp Give Back concerts of the season! If you missed them, you can watch both on the EHC Facebook page.

Our next concert is taking place on Friday July 16 from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm starring Mariana Sandoval Lintz.

This year our goal is to raise $20,000 for a new well at EHC.

A new well will allow us to be more self-sufficient and less reliant on water from our spring. The well will ensure that we have adequate water for campers without worry and enable us to store and pump water for the driest seasons. In the driest years, the spring has just barely covered our water needs during the busiest camp sessions. One year, alarmingly we had to truck in water. With a drought upon us once more, we sought to remedy this issue by prospecting for a new well. We did it! We struck liquid gold, in the form of H2O. The well production is estimated at 20,000 gallons of water per day which is enough to fill the EHC swimming pool daily.

Situated near the Rec Field, the new well will ensure that we have adequate water for campers. It will also enable us to take on projects never possible before such as leveling the Rec Field and getting rid of the ankle-twisting divots and bumps and irrigating the field for beep baseball, audible soccer and other team sports. Growing fruit trees and vegetable gardens that campers will tend will also be possible.

Great news! The five largest donors to this project will have the special honor of choosing names for EHC’s newest residents, five baby goats! Donate today to help us dig and erect this well, put in the pipes and pumps to carry the water where it is needed.

We are hoping to raise $20,000 to harness this precious natural resource and we need your help. You don’t need a ticket or even a Facebook account to enjoy these concerts, but we do need your support to help us sink this well.

You can also Support the EHC well project by purchasing an EHC tee-shirt. Or text any amount to give for the EHC well project to 415-707-7864.