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March 22, 2020 | ||
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| From SaddleBrooke Community Outreach Food Drive Committee: Due to the unexpected International Health Concerns of the Coronavirus, the Food Drive Committee in conjunction with the Director of the Tri-Community Food Bank has decided to err on the side of caution and redirect our food collection effort to Monetary Donations ONLY! This year, there will be NO Food Collection or Food Pick Up on March 21! You are encouraged to donate cash or checks and either mail them or bring them to: Monday-Friday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM or Saturday, March 21 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Please include your Unit Number in the Memo Line of the check. You may also donate online at community-outreach.org by using your credit card. You do not need a PayPal account to donate. We made this change after much thought and discussion. With every dollar donated, we can purchase $5-$7 worth of food for the Tri-Community Food Bank. We thank you for your contribution and understanding in helping us to continue to support the Tri-Community Food Bank. | ||
Dr. Crawford's presentation scheduled for April 3rd has been cancelled This event was scheduled to take place at the ballroom at the Mountain View bar and grill. Because of the Corona-virus the event will be rescheduled at a later date, possibly in the fall. | ||
SaddleBrooke Community Outreach: Home Tour 2020 - Postponed The health and safety of our SaddleBrooke and SaddleBrooke Ranch neighbors is our highest priority. With heightened concern over the Coronavirus (COVID-19), we have decided to err on the side of caution and postpone the 2020 Home Tour. After careful consideration, the Home Tour has been rescheduled to Saturday, October 10th. Please hold onto your tickets as they will be accepted for the tour at the time designated on your ticket (9am-12p for Morning Tour or 1pm-4pm for Afternoon Tour.) We appreciate your understanding and hope you will continue to support SaddleBrooke Community Outreach and its programs which do so much to uplift children in Catalina and towns north of us - from Oracle to Miami. | ||
 The Digital Photo Club of SaddleBrooke (DIGS) invites all SaddleBrooke residents to attend the April club meeting in the Coyote room of the SaddleBrooke One clubhouse on Saturday, April 11th. The meeting begins at 9:00 AM, but members and guests usually gather around 8:30 for informal discussions. The April program is “Studio Photography of Small Things in the Small Space of Your Home – by our own accomplished studio photographer and Club member Tom Costner. More information about “Taking Your Photography to the Next Level,” future programs and joining DIGS is available on the club’s website www.digsouth.org. | ||
Senior Village Qualifies for Arizona Tax Credit
The mission of Senior Village at SaddleBrooke is to provide support to members helping them live independently in their homes. In recognition of our non-profit transportation and home repair services, Arizona designates Senior Village as a Qualified Charitable Organization (QCO) and allows residents to receive a tax credit when donating to Senior Village. The amount of your donation is deducted from your Arizona tax bill up to $400 for a single or $800 for a joint return. You may donate up to April 15th and still claim for the previous year. Attach Forms 321 and 301 when you file. You may want to consult your tax advisor for guidance. Through the generosity of people like you, Senior Village will continue to grow and reach out to our community. For volunteer information, visit us at seniorvillage.org. To become a member, phone 520-314-1042. | ||
PRESCRIPTION DRUG DROP-OFF PROGRAM
Mission: Enhancing the quality of life for SaddleBrooke residents by heightening awareness of senior needs through information and education. CLOSED THROUGH MARCH 2020 In an abundance of caution due to the CoronaVirus, COVID-19, and that most of our residents are in the vulnerable position, this program will be closed through March. At that time, we will evaluate and determine if we need to continue to remain closed. Your support since our program was started in June 2013, SaddleBrooke residents have removed the largest amount of prescription and over-the counter drugs than any other site in Pinal County. For Fiscal Year 2015-16 we collected 250 pounds of medications. Your understanding is greatly appreciated. Our hope is to restart this valuable program in a few weeks. In the meantime, please continue to put your unused medications into plastic or other bags and place them in a safe place, as we will restart this program when appropriate. SaddleBrooke Prescription Drug Drop-Off Team | ||
Link to WINTER/SPRING CLASSES 2020 All classes are held in the Mountain View Arts & Crafts Center, Topaz Room. To register for a class, please send a check for the class fee, along with your phone number and email address, to: Robbie Summers, Registrar | ||
Put some Spring in your step with the Saddlebrooke ballroom dance club. We’ve got a lot going on. Free to anyone: TGIF dances 3 – 5 May 15, and June 19 in the Mountainview ballroom. No Host bar and feel free to join the group for dinner afterwards. Many different types of music available. Also, first Thursday dances at HOA 1 in the Vermilion room -- have dinner or just dance: 5:30 – 8 April 2, May 7, June 4, and July 2. We also provide open practice time Weds 4 -5:30 in the Vermilion room at HOA 1 on Wednesdays, and Sundays 4- 5:30 in the Mountainview ballroom. We have DJs providing music for dancing. We’ll be having brunch/dinner dances at the Mountainview ballroom on April 4. Prices are discounted for members, but feel free to come as a non-member to check us out. For members, we have several classes coming up. In March there is West Coast Swing beginning and beyond and an intermediate West Coast class in the evenings. In April learn Bolero and New York Hustle. In May, we’ll be teaching a Tango/Rumba fusion, and some line dances. See our website for more information. It’s only $20 to join and all classes are free for members. Please see our website for the schedule, membership forms and more: http://www.sbballroomdance.com/ | ||
| The Friends of SaddleBrooke Libraries March 19th lecture featuring Laura Tohe has been cancelled. HOA TWO facilities are closed effective 10 PM on March 14th for two weeks (initially) in order to protect residents and staff from the COVID 19 virus.Since the DesertView Theater will be closed, this lecture had to be cancelled. | ||
| SADDLEBROOKE WINDS & STRINGS Friends, neighbors and supporters of SaddleBrooke Winds & Strings; In the best interest of public health, including that of band members, HOA employees and most importantly, the audience, we are letting you know that our March 26 concert at Mountain View ballroom has been canceled. We look forward to playing for you in the future. | ||
An evening of Quick, Fun ONE Acts– your chance to shine! Did you ever want to be part of a theatre production? See your name in lights? Be on stage and star in a show? Here is your chance! On April 8 and 9, from 10 - 1, Community Circle Players (CCP) will be holding auditions for their fall production “An Evening of ONE Acts.” YOU could have the lead role in a show that will last at the most 10 minutes! Five different directors will work as a team to produce an evening of entirely different, quick one act shows with the longest one being only 10 minutes in length. Rehearsals will begin October 2, 2020 for the November 13th – 19th performances. Directors David Fuller, Carol Merlini, Tim Morsani, Susan Sterling and Connie Ward will hold open auditions together for their shows in the Ballroom West at the MVCC. Those wanting to audition will simply do a “cold read” from various scripts. Cast selections will be made in April and scripts given to cast members in early May. Feed your inner actor or actress and give live theatre a try. The acting bug might bite you too. For additional information about auditions, please contact Shawne Cryderman at sfcrydo@yahoo.com or Susan Sterling at swaz@gmail.com. See you April 8 and 9. | ||
SADDLEBROOKE PETRESCUE NETWORK Please join us on Wednesday, April 15th for the Network's 3rd annual "Howl at the Moon" Dog Walk event to support homeless pets. The deadline to register is Monday, April 6, 2020. A registration form is available on the SB Pet Rescue website – www.sbpetrescue.com Registration fee is $15/family. There will be prize drawings and a goodie bag for each family. Sign up for either a 1-mile or a 2-mile walk. Water and a snack for both humans and canines will be available mid-way. The walk will begin at approximately 6:10pm. There are drop boxes at the following addresses where you can return your completed form and your check: Or mail the completed form to: Spring temperatures are finally here making for pleasant evenings. And there is no better way to spend a pleasant evening than on a leisurely twilight stroll with your best friend! | ||
Monday Mixers are continuing the fun! Monday mixers is a fun, casual putting that group meets Mondays at 3:00 pm for practice. Putting starts at 3:30 and usually last about 1 hour. All are welcome. Come join the fun. For additional information contact: The Truesdales: 346-225-3775 or Carrs: 712-251-1731
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Republican Women of Pinal Countymeets in the Coyote room the third Friday of the month at 10:00am. | ||
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The SaddleBrooke Photography Club is an active group of beginning, advanced and professional photographers. We provide educational and mentoring opportunities during twice-weekly Open Studio Sessions, Special Interest Groups (SIG), Monthly Meetings and Field Trips. Members are encouraged to submit photographs for competition. General Meetingsare monthly on the 3rd Friday, 3:00 p.m. at MountainView — Sonoran Room. Open Studiomeets weekly, Wednesdays and Fridays, 9 a.m. - Noon, MountainView — Agate Room. (Exception: No Open Studio on the 1st Wednesday.) Please see our website for further information: www.SaddleBrookePhotographyClub.com | ||
 SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue Network We have a monthly pick up program for gently used bath towels, pet beds, pet food, and misc. pet items. This takes place the first Friday of each month. Just email 2tftsmom@gmail.comor call 520-548-7861 to arrange for a pick-up. Please contact us by noon on the Wednesday before the requested pick-up date so that we can arrange the most efficient schedule for our drivers. Just place it in your driveway by 8 AM on the day of pick-up, and we do the rest. Pick up of any item is at the discretion of the driver. | ||
Join the Barbershop Singers  The Barbershop Chorus of SaddleBrooke meets every Tuesday evening at 6:30pm in the Agate Room of the HOA2 Arts & Crafts Center, 38725 S Mountainview Blvd. We have been singing in SaddleBrooke since 1998, and now number about 25 singers. We are part of the international Barbershop Harmony Society. We would love to have any men who like singing to try us out – you will find it is a unique singing style. We have tenors (high notes), leads (melody), and the low voices singing baritone and bass. We do not compete. Our goal is to have fun in addition to singing well. We do performances a few times a year, as well as a concert at Desertview Theatre in December. JOIN US! YOU’LL HAVE A BALL!! Questions? contact: chorganalong@gmail.com | ||
 SaddleBrooke Bereavement Support Group No Cost to Attend No Commitment to Come Back Every Sunday, 4:00pm - 5:30pm SaddleBrooke One Clubhouse, HOA#1, Coyote Room South (Lower level) 64500 E. SaddleBrooke Blvd. Support groups provide a confidential forum, to share feelings, concerns and information as a way of supporting and encouraging each other. *Sponsored by SaddleBrooke Health & Wellness | ||
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| Church & Bible Study | ||
 Sunday Service - 8:30am Desert View Theater  CCSB Church Choir for Palm Sunday & Easter Service Once again this year, the Community Church at SaddleBrooke (CCSB) will conduct an amazing presentation of the Holy Season on both thePalm Sunday,CantataonApril 5thand the Easter Sundaypresentation of "He's Alive!" on April 12th. Please join us for both presentations at the DesertView Theatre at 8:30 am performances!. CCSB is a Christ-centered Church with the mission to glorify God by becoming a community of grace where the people receive, live and share the love of Jesus Christ. Join us at the DesertView Performing Arts Center in SaddleBrooke this Holiday Season and every Sunday, at 8:30 am. All are welcome. | ||
Resurrection at SaddleBrooke Church  Sunday Service 9:00am & 10:30am Vermilion Room If you have any questions, please call Judy at 818-6758. | ||
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