Your city suffers bad press? Well, what have you done about that lately?
The Leadership Stockton Class of 2024 is rehabbing the Aspen House at the CHILDREN’S HOME OF STOCKTON, serving transitional age youth in the community. VALIMET’s VP of Operations Michael Royer is an active player in this campaign.
Fundraising is a key part of the project and there’s good news:
the SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY Board of Supervisors made a generous donation. A little ceremony took place to celebrate the joint effort.
See in the picture Timm Quinn, Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce CEO; Miguel Villapudua, San Jaoquin County Board of Supervisors Chairman; Joelle Gomez, Children’s Home of Stockton CEO and the Leadership Stockton Class of 2024.
