La Luz

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La Luz is a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting our Sonoma Valley neighbors, who contribute to the economic, cultural and social well being of our community. La Luz provides English language training, teaches computer skills, distributes food, hosts medical services, offers crisis counseling, and supports events that celebrate the richness of our multicultural community. – See more at: http://www.laluzcenter.org/#sthash.AgErHzL3.dpuf
La Luz is a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting our Sonoma Valley neighbors, who contribute to the economic, cultural and social well being of our community. La Luz provides English language training, teaches computer skills, distributes food, hosts medical services, offers crisis counseling, and supports events that celebrate the richness of our multicultural community. – See more at: http://www.laluzcenter.org/#sthash.AgErHzL3.dpuf

20th Annual Christmas Concert for La Luz

Sunday, December 8, 20137PM

This concert will feature:

The St. Andrew Drama Team
The Festival of Bells
The St. Andrew Singers

We will also be joined by our special friend, Jessica Schaeffer on harp.

jessica_schafferFor over a decade La Luz has been the light for Sonoma Valley in its efforts to fully include all ethnic and cultural groups in the rich life of our community. The staff and volunteers work hard to be sure that basic needs of food, clothing, shelter, a decent job and a meaningful education are available to all. They have been instrumental in providing information and referral for non-English speakers new to our Valley. They have worked to develop independence and full participation of the Spanish speaking communities in Valley life through informational forums, cultural exchanges and skill development. They have worked to increase intercultural appreciation and to break down cultural barriers.

They believe that the variety and cooperation of cultures in our community is a sign of our strength. The La Luz Bilingual Center was founded by Ligia Booker in 1985. In 1997 it changed its name to La Luz, because it branched out to activities other than just bilingual programs.

La Luz receives no state or federal support. They are supported by the members of the community, individual donations, the United Way, the Vintners and Growers Association’s annual Wine Harvest Auction, and by grant support for specific programs. La Luz is supported by St. Andrew through an annual Holiday Concert Performance of the St. Andrew Singers, Festival Bells, Young Vibrations and the Drama Team.

For more information about La Luz, please visit their web site at: www.laluzcenter.org