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Habitat OC ReStores Goes Online
06.01.20
Habitat for Humanity of Orange County is taking the home-improvement shopping experience online with an e-commerce site for the Habitat OC ReStores in Anaheim and Santa Ana. Casual shoppers, do-it-yourselfers, builders, and designers will now have a chance to view items that suit their style and budget with the click of a mouse.
Habitat OC ReStores are nonprofit home improvement stores and donation centers that sell new and gently used home furniture, appliance and building materials to the public at discounted prices. Proceeds from the Habitat OC ReStore locations help fund the construction of affordable Habitat OC homes for families in need. Plus, purchases reduce waste in landfills and dumpsters.
The launch of the online shopping platform comes at a time when stores across the country have modified operations to curtail the spread of the coronavirus. All purchases made online are available for local pickup only.
The organization builds strength, stability, and self-reliance through affordable homeownership. By shopping, donating, and volunteering everyone can help make a difference.
Habitat OC Restores has taken several measures, including constant cleaning and sanitizing, to keep the stores safe. Hours of operation have changed to help maintain a clean environment and are as follows:
Anaheim ReStore is open Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday closed.
1656 Katella Ave, Anaheim. 714.434.6266.
Santa Ana ReStore is open Monday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday closed.
2140 Ritchey St. in Santa Ana. 714.434.6200.
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CARTOONING SUMMER CAMP
05.31.20
The Chuck Jones Center offers a home online summer Cartooning Camp on June 22-26. It’s an exploration of digital animation development taught with a Chuck Jones teaching artist. Their teaching artist will guide students through the process of creating digital animations. Activities include learning how to create an introductory animation using a free program, create movement, characters, and more. This camp is sure to have something for every young cartoonist!
Students will need to prepare by downloading Autodesk Sketchbook (free on desktops and tablets).
This week-long camp takes place online via Zoom (link and PW to be provided), June 22 -June 26, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. (noon) daily, Pacific time.
The camp is $75 a person, for students ages 8 to 15. Discounted pricing for signing up two or more: two students for $140; three students for $195; four students for $240. More than four, please contact Cyndi Burgess, Programs Manager, at Cyndi@chuckjonescenter.org or call 949-660.7793, ext. 1007.
Click here to reserve your spot today!
For questions, contact Cyndi Burgess, Programs Manager, at Cyndi@chuckjonescenter.org or call 949-660.7793, ext. 1007.
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