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Better Makers: Guide Dogs for the Blind and a Special Education Car Raffle Bring the Community Together

During these difficult times, giving back is more important than ever.

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by Sabrina Tuton-Filson
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SchoolsRule’s Matching Grant Campaign Raises $60,000 For Marin's Public Schools

To amplify the impact of SchoolsRule’s annual year-end fundraising campaign, Make It Better Foundation and two anonymous donors matched grants to support local education.

by Marin Magazine Staff
January 20, 2021

Better Makers: 3 Ways Our Community Is Coming Together in 2021

During these difficult times, giving back is more important than ever.

by Sabrina Tuton-Filson
January 19, 2021

Help Bay Area Kids Traumatized by What 2020 Brought For Us to Bear

From the rise of the Covid-19 pandemic, remote learning, and associated economic hardships to social justice and nationwide political tension to the fall wildfires, 2020 has been a lot for our kids.

by Side by Side
December 21, 2020

Better Makers: 3 Ways Our Community Is Coming Together During Covid-19

During these difficult times, giving back is more important than ever.

by Sabrina Tuton-Filson
December 7, 2020
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The Needs of Our Public Schools Have Only Increased in the Pandemic — But You Can Help Right Now

Make It Better has stepped up to offer a matching grant to support SchoolsRule, who believe that all children deserve the best possible educational opportunities regardless of where they may live in our community.

by SchoolsRule
November 18, 2020

Marin Gives Back: A Guide to Giving for the End of 2020

Here are a few Marin and Bay Area organizations making an impact this year.

by Marin Magazine Staff
November 11, 2020

Support Relief and Recovery of Communities Affected By Historic California Wildfires

Donate to the CDP California Wildfires Recovery Fund today and Make It Better Media Group will match your gift.

by Center for Disaster Philanthropy
November 6, 2020

Better Makers: 5 Ways Our Community Is Coming Together During Covid-19

During these difficult times, giving back is more important than ever. Here are a few charities working hard to keep everyone taken care of.

by Sabrina Tuton-Filson
October 22, 2020

How CFI Makes Change With the Power of Film

Fueled by a deep passion for artistry, education, representation.

by Bernard Boo
September 30, 2020
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While most of us will agree that our health is our While most of us will agree that our health is our most valuable asset in life, how many of us are truly living in an optimal state of health? Are you relying on annual exams and basic bloodwork as a path to longevity and good health? Do you know your risk factors or the triggers that are potentially fueling future disease?

We conferred with a group of experts in various areas of health to get the latest cutting-edge information on key markers, important testing, screenings and vital information that you may want to discuss with your own healthcare provider — link in bio for more info. 🖊: @annwycoff_
Investing in yourself is not a luxury, it’s a ne Investing in yourself is not a luxury, it’s a necessity.
 
Self-care is something we all know we need more of, but when it comes down to it, it’s difficult to carve out the time and it’s often the first thing to go when the demands of life become overwhelming. Yet it’s probably the thing we need the most to keep us balanced and at peace during busy and challenging times.
 
In honor of International Women’s Day, Brouwer & Janachowski is presenting a complimentary webinar called DISCOVERING WELLNESS where you will have a chance to learn from the experts on integrating new powerful, life-changing skills and habits into our daily routines. Transforming and elevating our lives to be more healthy and fulfilling.
 
This is a unique event for women with incredible speakers on topics like motivation, stress, meditation, breathwork, yoga, nutrition, organization, financial fitness and more.
 
March 3rd & 4th. 8:00AM-12:30PM each day.

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#WFH: It’s a thing, there’s a hashtag, ads run #WFH: It’s a thing, there’s a hashtag, ads running and signs. Work from Hotel, the new WFH, is not only trending on Instagram, it’s a way to allow a somewhat essential errand to turn into a well-deserved mental getaway.

It’s also a clever survival tactic for hotels to attract business. For the fully story, go to the link in our bio.
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“We sell several seasonal flavors of scones at t “We sell several seasonal flavors of scones at the bakery and they are a customer (and staff) favorite,” says Heather Hardcastle of Flour Craft Bakery. “Buttery, flaky, light — they’re everything a proper scone should be and trust me, no one will suspect they’re gluten-free.”

Go to the link in our bio for a recipe for one of them — gluten-free currant, orange and rosemary scones. Happy #nationalgrainfreeday!
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First known as Boston Ravine, and then officially First known as Boston Ravine, and then officially named Centerville, Grass Valley was finally named as such — for unknown reasons — in 1852, the year after its post office was established. Empire Mine and North Star Mine, which are both located within the town, produced vast amounts of gold and made Grass Valley the wealthiest of all California mining settlements. Many tin miners from Cornwall, England came to the area during the Gold Rush and the town celebrates their heritage to this day, with annual Cornish Christmas and St Piran’s Day festivities. Strolling down the quaint streets of downtown, visitors will see bustling shops, restaurants and dozens of buildings that date back to the mid-19th century.

For more photos and the full story, go to the link in our bio.
Brothers and business partners Alex and Graeme Mac Brothers and business partners Alex and Graeme MacDonald are building a winery business around the family name. MacDonald Vineyards, situated in Oakville at the heart of Napa Valley, neighbors Robert Mondavi Winery. Their 15 acres, famously known as part of the historical To Kalon (or To-Kalon) land, is one of the most recognized — and valued — parcels in Napa Valley. The MacDonalds, who grew up in Mill Valley, are bottling wines using their name for their brand and in the process, writing a new chapter in the history of their family’s esteemed property. 🖊: @eatdrinkthink.

For more photos and the full story, go to the link in our bio.
Most Marin County residents have little first-hand Most Marin County residents have little first-hand knowledge of Marin City, the tiny hamlet of just over 3,000 people — in a county of about 260,000 — tucked into the base of the Marin Headlands east of Sausalito.

Some know only the Wikipedia snapshot — Marin City was established to house 6,000 Marinship shipyard workers during World War II, it is the only predominantly Black neighborhood in Marin County, and Tupac Shakur lived there in his teens — but not much else.

Almost 80 years after William and Clara Bullock moved from Louisiana and settled into the dormitory-style worker housing in the flatlands of this enclave, their grandson, Bishlam Bullock, owner of Salon B in San Rafael, spoke with us about his family’s history and his experience growing up as part of one of the original multi-generational families of Marin City.

Link in bio for more photos and the full conversation. 🖊: @fullbloomday. 📸: @melissa.mcardle.
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