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Single Marine Program
P.O. Box 555020
Camp Pendleton, CA 92055
SMP
07 Sept 17
From: Erika Rogness, SMP Assistant, MCCS, Camp Pendleton
To: SgtMaj Meza, SgtMaj MCI West–MCB CamPen
Subj: SMP Monthly Meeting Minutes
1. A SMP meeting was held on 07 September 2017 at 33 Area SMP Rec Center Bldg.
3348. Cpl Loaiza called the meeting to order at 1331. List of those in
attendance is provided on the sign in sheet (attachment 1).
2. Danielle West - SMP Coordinator – Last month’s minutes can be found at
www.mccscp.com under the recreation / SMP tab.
3. SgtMaj Meza – SgtMaj MCIWest-MCB CamPen –
4. Mr.Jaenichen - Bachelor Housing –
Washer and Dryers not working in Bldg. 14700. BEQ Manager has been notified and
this should be fixed in 24 hours.
The only barracks with A/C is Wounded Warrior.
If something isn’t getting fixed, ask for the service ticket number so it can be
tracked in Maximo.
5. Mr.Chris Massari – Facilities Maintenance Division – Not in attendance
6. Mr.Patrick Nalty – MCCS Transition Assistance –
Transition Readiness TRS should be set-up at least 12-14 months before EAS date
for Junior Enlisted and 2 years in advance for Retirees.
September 20 – Starbucks Exclusive Hiring Event 4pm – 7pm Camp Pendleton
Leatherneck Lanes/TRS Bldg. 1339. Register: https://Starbucks-
sep2017.eventbrite.com
September 27 – HM Electronics Hiring Event – 4pm – 7pm Camp Pendleton
Leatherneck Lanes/TRS Bldg. 1339. Register: https://HME-sep2017.eventbrite.com
September 28 – Hire G.I. – 11am – 1pm For transitioning Military, Veterans and
family members. Register at https://HIREGI.com
October 18 – Exelon - 4pm – 8pm Camp Pendleton Leatherneck Lanes/TRS Bldg. 1339
Register https://exelon-oct2017.eventbrite.com
October 25 - Northrop Grumman Hiring Event – 4pm – 7pm Camp Pendleton
Leatherneck Lanes/TRS Bldg. 1339 Register: https://NG-oct2017.eventbrite.com
Please see attachments for transitioning assistance officer seminars.
7. Introduces Marine Corps Family Team Building Rep (760)725-3856 –
Currently in transition with a new person, Tom Wagner is no longer the contact
for this.
8. Ms.Teresa Graham – Athletics –
Need volunteers for coaching for Winter Football and Cheer coaches
9. Mike Woiska - MCCS Marketing Notes to Pass –
September 1 – 30 Suicide Prevention Awareness Month – One conversation can
change a life. Visit http://www.mccscp.com/suicide-prevention
September 20 – Education and Interest Assessment Workshop - This workshop will
help identify your career interest, abilities and values, to create an action
plan for your education or career pathway. Register today
http://www.mccscp.com/bee
September 22 – College Application Bootcamp – Active Duty personnel will
receive guidance and have a fully prepared college application completed and
ready to submit by the end of the day. Limited seating, sign up early at
http://www,mccscp.com/bee
10. Cpl Loaiza -
Old Issues:
Nothing reported
New Issues:
Nothing reported
11. Volunteer Opportunities and Upcoming Trips - Subjects discussed were in SMP
agenda (Attachment 2).
09/07 – Monthly SMP Meeting Single Marine Program monthly meeting will be held at 1330
at 33 Area SMP Rec Center, bldg. 3348.
09/15 - 09/17 – Sequoia National Park – Fact: Sequoia is home to 200 bird species, 26
reptile species, and 73 mammal species -and is known for its giant Sequoia trees. For
only $60.00 you can see this amazing environment for yourself. Cost includes
transportation, camping, meals while in camp and a private group tour of Crystal
Caves. Group departs Semper Fit HQ Bldg. 1253 at 0700. Registration opens August 15th
at 0730.
09/21 – Stepp Stables Beautification Day – 100 Active Duty volunteers are needed for a
stables beautification day, filled with painting, gardening and demolition projects.
All volunteers will be provided an SMP BBQ lunch, volunteer t-shirt, morning snacks
and a letter of appreciation! All volunteers are asked to wear long pants and closed-
toed shoes. Registration currently open.
09/22 – Day at Cabrillo National Monument – Discover the tide pools and gorgeous views
of Cabrillo for only $5.00. Registration and payment includes transportation,
hydration and snacks during the hike. Group departs Semper Fit HQ, Bldg. 1253 at 0700.
Registration currently open.
9/23 - Semper Triathlon – Are you hard corps? Find out by completing the Hard Corps
Race Series Semper Triathlon, Devil Dog Duathlon or the No Beach Out Of Reach Run.
Event starts at 0730 – t-shirt, swim cap, finished medal for all participants.
Registration is $10 for Active Duty aboard Camp Pendleton and $75 for civilians.
Register at www.mccscp.com/sempertri-devildogdu
10/13 - Stonewall Peak Hike & Julian Apple Pie – Enjoy a 360-degree view over the
forested peaks and wide-open meadows of this 2-mile hike and then some famous Julian
Apple-pie! $5.00 per person includes transportation, hydration and snacks during the
hike. Bring money for pie. Group departs Semper Fit HQ, Bldg. 1252 at 0700.
Registration opens September 12th.
10/06 – 10/09 – Las Vegas Trip – Come see this city, $160 per person includes
transportation and 3-night hotel stay on the Las Vega strip. Group departs Semper Fit
HQ, Bldg. 1253 at 0730. Registration opens September 12th.
12. Conclusion – Meeting ended at 1410. Next Meeting will be held 05 October at 1330
at the 43 Area SMP Rec Center Bldg. 430414.
13. If you have any questions please contact:
SMP President: Sgt Daniel Hosch
SMP Coordinator: Danielle West at [email protected]
Respectfully submitted by: Reviewed and approved by:
Erika Rogness SgtMaj Meza
SMP Assistant SgtMaj, MCI West – MCB CamPen
Organization
Date(s) &
Times POC Contact Information Notes
Torch 1975 Ongoing
Jessica Nguyen
949.456.3745
Col. Joe Snyder
949.235.3996
GO GREEN! – FREE to active duty, reserve, veterans &
their families. In order to provide, extend the safe & clean
areas; we need to put pavers/bricks/flagstones to our
yard approximately 2000sqft. Skill laborers already mark
the area and dirt level to be dug; volunteers follow marks
by skill laborers, dig dirt (around 500sqft total) will be
used for parking purpose hence the dirt need to be dug up
deeper. sAny days weather permits weekday or all
weekends. At Headquarter 5076 Bella Collina St,
Oceanside, CA 92056. Come stay for all day shift 8-5 or
any hours your schedule allows. Our gate opens at 7am.
WHAT YOU GET:
• Delicious Vietnamese meals every 4 hours.
• Certificate of Appreciation from our non-profit
Armed Services
YMCAOngoing
Samantha Williams
760 655 4048
The Armed Services YMCA, located at Bldg 16144, A
Street, offers many programs to make life easier for
marines, sailors, & their families. We are always looking
for volunteers for our programs & events, so fill out an
application here to see our latest opportunities, & to sign
yourself up to be a part of our team!
Stuart Mesa
Community SchoolOngoing
Kevin Hoff
The music program at Stuart Mesa Community School is
looking to grow & is seeking some inspiration & help from
members of the Marine B&. We have some great young
musical students that would really benefit from the
tutelage of a professional military musician. Come sit in on
a rehearsal & help mentor a young musician! We will
provide a letter for volunteer hours if requested.
Base Wide Volunteer Opportunities
POC : Tom Wagner - 725-3856
This listing of volunteer opportunities is provided for informational purposes for military members & their families & does not imply official
DoD or USMC endorsement of any non-federal volunteer opportunity. Individuals who volunteer do so at their own risk. DoD & USMC do
not monitor or control & are not responsible for the listed organization.
Organization
Date(s) &
Times POC Contact Information Notes
Base Wide Volunteer Opportunities
POC : Tom Wagner - 725-3856
This listing of volunteer opportunities is provided for informational purposes for military members & their families & does not imply official
DoD or USMC endorsement of any non-federal volunteer opportunity. Individuals who volunteer do so at their own risk. DoD & USMC do
not monitor or control & are not responsible for the listed organization.
Stuart Mesa K-8
ElementaryOngoing
Irene Diggs
760-901-7705
Event Dates: 01/09/2017 thru 05/26/2017 No School:
2/20-2/24 & 4/10-4/14
We are looking for a group of Marines who are interested
in participating in playground/team building activities with
our students during lunch.
Playground activities: MTTHF/Any of these days during
the following times:
Grades 1 & 2: 11:00 -12:30PM
Grades 3-8: 12-1:00 PM
L.I.N.K.S. Ongoing 760-725-9052!
L.I.N.K.S. makes volunteering easy, fun & fit into your
schedule! There are so many ways to assist! Volunteer at
L.I.N.K.S. sessions as a behind-the-scenes “timekeeper” or
build your communication & public speaking skills as a
“mentor.” Perhaps donating homemade treats is more
your style—join the L.I.N.K.S. Hospitality Team. If you have
a busy schedule, L.I.N.K.S. will work with you to find a way
for you to exercise your creativity, utilize your
organizational skills or people skills on your own
timetable. L.I.N.K.S. is run by volunteers, so come build
your legacy with the Camp Pendleton L.I.N.K.S. Team. It’s
a great way to learn, network, build your resume & have a
blast doing it.
Fallbrook Animal
SanctuaryOngoing
Ali Nusbaum
(760) 731 - 0580
The Fallbrook Animal Sanctuary is in real need of
volunteers who can come on a regular basis. There are a
lot of chores to do there & only a few volunteers. The
animals have to be cared for whether volunteers show up
or not, & many of the current volunteers are seniors. They
often find it difficult to stay to a regular schedule. Most of
the chores involve cleaning & washing, not the most
exciting type of chore, but one that is required daily. Dog
walking would also be helpful.
Organization
Date(s) &
Times POC Contact Information Notes
Base Wide Volunteer Opportunities
POC : Tom Wagner - 725-3856
This listing of volunteer opportunities is provided for informational purposes for military members & their families & does not imply official
DoD or USMC endorsement of any non-federal volunteer opportunity. Individuals who volunteer do so at their own risk. DoD & USMC do
not monitor or control & are not responsible for the listed organization.
Big Brother Bis
Sister Program of
Oceanside
OngoingHillary Adams
Looking for service men & women to volunteer one to
two hours a week at one of our seven schools sites from
2:30 – 6:00 p.m. Volunteers will have the option to work
one on one with a student or work with the staff & the
entire class. Each class has about 20 to 25 students. Most
of our schools are elementary 1st through 5th grade. We
also have teens at our home site. Whether you volunteer,
mentor, tutor, or educate, collectively it makes a
difference! The Big Brother & Big Sister program is a
rolling system. Ideally we would like volunteers to commit
to 8 weeks. You have the option of setting your own
schedule & day as long as it aligns with the hours above.
Again, all of our schools are in Oceanside. A few schools
we serve include: San Luis Rey, Martin Luther King,
Foussat, La Fuente, South Oceanside, Libby, Palmquist, &
we have our town site – which is our main site; no school
is attached to this site. After eight weeks, an LOA will be
provided to each volunteer.
Big Brother Big
Sister of San DiegoOngoing
Megan Hartwell at
858-746-9173
Operation Bigs (Big Brothers Big Sisters of San Diego
County) Duties: The Operation Bigs Program is an
opportunity for Volunteer "Bigs" to spend one-on-one
time with a child "Littles", one hour per week - playing
sports or games, reading, doing crafts, or simply talking
about life together - just as friends do.
"Bigs" & "Littles" meet at one of five Base Elementary
Schools for one hour, once per week during the regular
school year. Schedules vary from location to location
Qualifications: Volunteers will need to complete a
m&atory screening & background check prior to becoming
a "Big". Able to fulfill at least a one year commitment
Organization
Date(s) &
Times POC Contact Information Notes
Base Wide Volunteer Opportunities
POC : Tom Wagner - 725-3856
This listing of volunteer opportunities is provided for informational purposes for military members & their families & does not imply official
DoD or USMC endorsement of any non-federal volunteer opportunity. Individuals who volunteer do so at their own risk. DoD & USMC do
not monitor or control & are not responsible for the listed organization.
The Armed
Services YMCAOngoing
Samantha Williams
760.655.4048
The Armed Services YMCA is looking for volunteers for our
after school program, Operation Hero. OpHero is a free 10-
week after-school program that targets military children
grades Kindergarten through fifth who are experiencing
temporary difficulty in school, both socially &
academically. The class consists of after-school tutoring &
mentoring assistance in a small group with facilitators
who are dedicated in making a difference in the lives of
their students. The classes meet twice a week for 2.5
hours right after school. The program structure may vary
in order, but always involves snack, curriculum, outside
time, & homework help. The volunteer will assist the
teacher in the classroom as needed, including but not
limited to: reading aloud, teaching the daily curriculum,
outdoor team building activities, homework help, & other
opportunities that will arise.If you are free any day in the
afternoon Monday-Thursday & would like to help military
children overcome their difficulties & grow.
Voices for Children
CASAOngoing
James Burnham
Voices for Children are looking for dedicated individuals of
strong character to become CASA volunteers.
CASAs—Court Appointed Special Advocates—are
advocates for children in foster care, speaking up on their
behalf & helping them through what is often a confusing
& scary time. With just 10-15 hours a month, CASAs can
make a difference in the life of a child. CASAs are
thoroughly trained, then matched with & supported by a
Voices for Children staff member who works closely with
Words Alive Ongoing
Chrissy Califf
858.274.9673(WORD).
Words Alive, a literacy non-profit in San Diego, is looking
for volunteers. Their volunteer opportunities are primarily
within the school system in San Diego & focus on
promoting a love of reading amongst at-risk youth &
adolescents. Their mission is to open opportunities for life
success through the power of reading. They serve
approximately 1500 pre-school aged students within Child
Development Centers/Head Starts or adolescents within
alternative high schools on a monthly basis. They have
two volunteer assignments that run 1 time/month from
October to May: Early Literacy Intervention (ELI) &
Adolescent Book Group (ABG). Anyone interested will
need to complete an, a TB test, background check,
training (ELI- 2 hours; ABG – 2-3 hours), & kick-off
meeting.
Organization
Date(s) &
Times POC Contact Information Notes
Base Wide Volunteer Opportunities
POC : Tom Wagner - 725-3856
This listing of volunteer opportunities is provided for informational purposes for military members & their families & does not imply official
DoD or USMC endorsement of any non-federal volunteer opportunity. Individuals who volunteer do so at their own risk. DoD & USMC do
not monitor or control & are not responsible for the listed organization.
Blue Star Families Ongoing
Kerry-Ann Ellington
camppendleton@bluestarfam.
org
Blue Star Families, a national non-profit, whose mission is
to "Support, Empower & Connect" military families with
each other, is seeking volunteers aboard Camp Pendleton
& the surrounding area. They have several different
programs that would benefit from additional volunteers;
they include: Operation Appreciation, Military Kidz Club,
Books on Bases. Each program has different capacities in
which to volunteer in.
B&ing Together Ongoinginfo@themusictherapycenter.
com or at 619-299-1411.
B&ING TOGETHER is looking for volunteers. Have you ever
wanted to volunteer with teens & young adults with
special needs? Do you have a desire to help others? If so,
this could be a great opportunity for you. This group helps
teens with special needs (such as autism) learn the
dynamics of building friendships, social skills & self-
expression through fresh & creative avenues. Drawing on
peers & professionals from the music community, this
group experiences music recording, instrument
exploration, improvisational songwriting, drumming &
other projects based on the interests & needs of the
group. This pilot program will involve a total of 6 jam
sessions, & volunteers (peer mentors) must be able to
attend all six sessions to sign up. Each Jam Session will
feature a special “rock star” guest musician & will be
facilitated by board-certified music therapists. Peer
mentor will help nurture inclusion opportunities for this
special group. Each peer mentor will be paired with a teen
as a buddy for the duration of the six sessions & must
attend a m&atory training session prior to the first group.
This opportunity will be once a month on Wednesdays
from 7:30-8:30pm.
Organization
Date(s) &
Times POC Contact Information Notes
Base Wide Volunteer Opportunities
POC : Tom Wagner - 725-3856
This listing of volunteer opportunities is provided for informational purposes for military members & their families & does not imply official
DoD or USMC endorsement of any non-federal volunteer opportunity. Individuals who volunteer do so at their own risk. DoD & USMC do
not monitor or control & are not responsible for the listed organization.
K9 Guardians Ongoing
Rachelle Christianson / Leisa
Tilley-Grajek
760-617-9229
K9 Guardians breeds, raises & trains German Shepherds to
be service dogs for our wounded veterans to assist with
PTSD, TBI, & physical limitations. Varies depending on
date & project, we are pretty flexible. Most days there is
availability to start as early at 7am & go until 7-8pm
depending on amount of sunlight.
Volunteers will receive:
o 1st day = K9 Guardian Gel Bracelet (1 time)
o 40 Hours = T-Shirt (1 time)
o 80 Hours = Letter of appreciation (1 per for each 80
hours)
o 200 Hours = Senate Certificate of Recognition for
Outst&ing Community Service (1 time)
HiCaliber Horse
RescueOngoing Kim Roeh [email protected]
HiCaliber Horse Rescue is dedicated to the rescue,
rehabilitation & responsible placement of horses. All
levels welcome. Insured, over 70 horses, lots of fun,
endless love.We are flexible with our hours. We have a
schedule in our Facebook Volunteer Group & we ask that
they come when a Senior volunteer is onsite. Feeders
arrive around 8:30am-9am & we have people around until
6pm-7pm depending on daylight savings. We are looking
for weekday coverage the most. There is no minimum
amount of time a person needs to spend at the ranch. We
track volunteer's hours & can give verification letters of
hours served.
Organization
Date(s) &
Times POC Contact Information Notes
Base Wide Volunteer Opportunities
POC : Tom Wagner - 725-3856
This listing of volunteer opportunities is provided for informational purposes for military members & their families & does not imply official
DoD or USMC endorsement of any non-federal volunteer opportunity. Individuals who volunteer do so at their own risk. DoD & USMC do
not monitor or control & are not responsible for the listed organization.
Tender Loving
Canines AssistanceOngoing
shelly.v&[email protected] or
858-461-8602.
Help Tender Loving Canines Assistance Dogs find service
dogs. Volunteer to foster a service dog c&idate for six
weeks. TLCAD training instructors assess homeless shelter
dogs to identify dogs with the right temperament &
health to become a service dog. Foster Guardians then,
take the dog into their home for six weeks to positively
expose the dogs to various stimuli in the environment, as
well as introduce them to key foundation behaviors.
Foster guardians learn from TLCAD instructors how to
train basic foundation behaviors & all basic costs
(including food) of the dog are covered by TLCAD.
BENEFITS: help give a wounded warrior a service dog,
learn how to train a dog, option to adopt a great dog if it
is not selected to be a service dog.
The Pegasus Rising
ProjectOngoing
Gary Adler
310-699-4758
The Pegasus Rising Project (26002 Bear Valley Heights
Road, Escondido, CA 92027) has an ongoing volunteer
opportunity with shifts twice daily, 7 days a week. Hours
of Volunteer Shifts: 7-7:30am morning start times
(depending on the day of the week) & 4pm daily. Shifts
are 3 volunteers per shift & the shifts take 1 hour to 1.5
hours maximum per shift. The minimum age to volunteer:
18 unless accompanied by parent on the volunteer shift.
Volunteer horse caregivers water, feed & clean up after
their 14 Polish Arabian horses twice daily. The herd works
with veterans of all eras & their families helping them
reintegrate into their civilian & family lives after returning
from deployment.
Organization
Date(s) &
Times POC Contact Information Notes
Base Wide Volunteer Opportunities
POC : Tom Wagner - 725-3856
This listing of volunteer opportunities is provided for informational purposes for military members & their families & does not imply official
DoD or USMC endorsement of any non-federal volunteer opportunity. Individuals who volunteer do so at their own risk. DoD & USMC do
not monitor or control & are not responsible for the listed organization.
Camp Pendleton
Veterans
Memorial Garden
Ongoing
Robert Warrick
760-730-2349
760-439-4743
Volunteers are needed to help at the Camp Pendleton
Veterans Memorial Garden. The current supervising
volunteers say they are reaching an age that the work
required at the garden was becoming too much to h&le.
The current leader of the group turned 81 in August.
Anyone interested should contact Mr. Robert Warrick to
work together to set up a plan for the future.
Navy-Marine
Corps Relief
Soxiety
Ongoing
760-725-6729
Marla at
760-275-7497
Volunteers are needed for BOTH the Navy-Marine Corps
Relief Society's San Onofre Office & Mainside locations
aboard Camp Pendleton. Available positions include:
Caseworkers & Client Services Assistant (Receptionists).
The NMCRS Thrift Shop is also in need of volunteers
Rancho Santa
Margarita Y Las
Flores Docents
Ongoing
Paul Durrance
760-586-5383
The Rancho Santa Margarita y Las Flores Docents is a non-
profit organization aboard Camp Pendleton that assists
the Base History Office with giving tours at the Ranch
House, Las Flores Adobe & the Mechanized Museum as
well as other related tasks. They are looking for a person
to act as their webmaster. The responsibilities would
include finishing the partial revision of our website as well
as either acting as our ongoing webmaster for updating
the website as necessary or training one of our Docents to
do this
Organization
Date(s) &
Times POC Contact Information Notes
Base Wide Volunteer Opportunities
POC : Tom Wagner - 725-3856
This listing of volunteer opportunities is provided for informational purposes for military members & their families & does not imply official
DoD or USMC endorsement of any non-federal volunteer opportunity. Individuals who volunteer do so at their own risk. DoD & USMC do
not monitor or control & are not responsible for the listed organization.
The Fisher House Ongoing
Kiana Bright
760-763-5308
760-163-5307
The Fisher House provides a "home away from home" at
no cost for families of patients admitted for medical care
at the Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton or affiliated medical
centers. We offer comfortably furnished rooms with
bathrooms, fully equipped kitchen, living, dining, laundry
& playrooms. The home provides free temporary lodging
so military families can be close to their loved ones during
a medical crisis.
Fisher House is available to families of active duty, retired
& veterans from all services including the National Guard
& Coast Guard.
Our Fisher House has a full-time staff but depends on
volunteers & voluntary support to enhance daily
operations & program expansion. Please consider
volunteering your time to help our courageous service
members & their families.
USS Midway
Museum
Ongoing
Laurie Switzer
The USS Midway Museum has a large pool of volunteers &
a small paid staff that makes up a very homogeneous
team with a very positive attitude. We are looking for
people to assist in promoting & sustaining this “Midway
Magic” environment, & we encourage your participation
as a volunteer in one of the following areas, pending an
application review & availability of open positions.
Women & civilians are encouraged to apply. A monthly
commitment is required. The opportunities outlined
below are varied in requirements but similar in that the
central theme is to entertain, educate & facilitate the
needs of our guests.
Organization
Date(s) &
Times POC Contact Information Notes
Base Wide Volunteer Opportunities
POC : Tom Wagner - 725-3856
This listing of volunteer opportunities is provided for informational purposes for military members & their families & does not imply official
DoD or USMC endorsement of any non-federal volunteer opportunity. Individuals who volunteer do so at their own risk. DoD & USMC do
not monitor or control & are not responsible for the listed organization.
Military Special
Needs Network
Ongoing
http://militaryspecialneedsnet
work.com/page/volunteer-to-
help
Military Special Needs Network (MSNN) is proud to
announce the release of MSNN Cares. Life as a military
family is challenging & when you throw a child or spouse
with special needs into the mix, day to day life can seem
downright impossible. MSNN Cares is a volunteer based
program aimed at helping special needs military families
receive basic help during times of deployment, illness, or
emergencies. They aim to pair local volunteers with
special needs families to provide individualized support as
they need it.
Are you getting ready to PCS & need help? Have an
upcoming surgery? Is your spouse deployed & you have a
difficult time with yard work? Do you need help getting to
& from doctor appointments? Are you looking to find a
friend to talk with that just “gets it”? MSNN Cares can
help! This incredible program is driven by individuals that
will lend their time, skills, & compassion
Hand Up Food
Pantry
Ongoing
Religious Development
Center, Building #1344, on the
corner of A & 11th.
Each month the Hand Up Youth Food Pantry at Jewish
Family Service distributes emergency food to
approximately 75 families on base at Camp Pendleton.
Fresh produce, diapers, & nutritious non-perishables are
offered to active duty military members. Many h&s are
needed to help assist unloading our truck & setting up for
the event. Volunteers are a vital part of the distribution as
they help set up & distribute food items to those seeking
assistance.A shirt will be provided if desired.
Organization
Date(s) &
Times POC Contact Information Notes
Base Wide Volunteer Opportunities
POC : Tom Wagner - 725-3856
This listing of volunteer opportunities is provided for informational purposes for military members & their families & does not imply official
DoD or USMC endorsement of any non-federal volunteer opportunity. Individuals who volunteer do so at their own risk. DoD & USMC do
not monitor or control & are not responsible for the listed organization.
Heritage Park
Village Ongoing
Terry Ann Larson
951-239-2355.
Strong Marine Volunteers Needed at Heritage Park Village
Museum. Heritage Park Village Museum is nearly finished
renovating the historic buildings that offer visitors the
opportunity to “step back in time” & glimpse Oceanside at
its incorporation in 1888. Marines were among the
volunteers that worked to bring this Park into existence
during our country’s bicentennial celebration in 1976. The
Park is made up of representative & historic buildings;
including the original Oceanside Jail formerly used for its
holding cells by the Camp Pendleton military police. The
museum furnishings & artifacts were removed from many
of the buildings & put into storage to enable renovations
& remodeling. Now that they have completed some of
this work, they need to return the furnishings to the
buildings. They are in need of 4-6 strong Marines to lift &
move some large & heavy glass display cases from storage
in the Livery Stable to their respective buildings onsite.
Habitat for
Humanity
Riverside Ongoing
Mr. Luis Munoz
951-787-6754 ext.118
Habitat for Humanity Riverside is looking to build homes
for veterans in the city of Jurupa Valley. In partnership
with California Department of Veteran Affairs, Habitat for
Humanity Riverside will build 26 new, Energy STAR rated
efficient single-family residents dedicated to veterans &
families of the fallen.
Organization
Date(s) &
Times POC Contact Information Notes
Base Wide Volunteer Opportunities
POC : Tom Wagner - 725-3856
This listing of volunteer opportunities is provided for informational purposes for military members & their families & does not imply official
DoD or USMC endorsement of any non-federal volunteer opportunity. Individuals who volunteer do so at their own risk. DoD & USMC do
not monitor or control & are not responsible for the listed organization.
St.Vincent De Paul
Thrift Store Ongoing
Nancy McSheehy
619-894-7275
Marines are needed to assist the St. Vincent De Paul Thrift
Store in Fallbrook with pickup of donations & delivery of
sold furniture. As of this time they are going to have to
experiment a little with this program to be sure that it is
worth the while for the Marines to volunteer. At times
they may not have enough to pickup/delivery & would not
need help when that happens. However, they really want
to give this a try so here is the plan. Given time
constraints this may not be possible for most, but if you
are available please sign up for this wonderful volunteer
opportunity. 15 families were assisted by this store for
Christmas this past year!
- They will need two Marines each day on Tuesday &
Wednesday for pickup/delivery.
- The Marines will work with one of their volunteer truck
drivers who know the area.
- Their area of operations is Fallbrook, Bonsall, Rainbow &
De Luz.
- The hours will be 1200 to 1500 on Tuesday & 1000 to
1500 on Wednesday.
Camp Pendleton Single Marine Program
AGENDA
Thursday, September 07th, 2017 @ 1330
SMP Executive Council Members
Sgt Daniel Hosch President [email protected] Cpl Luis Loaiza Vice President [email protected] Sgt John Agregado Scribe [email protected] Sgt Steven Breslin Member at Large [email protected]
SMP Staff Danielle West SMP Coordinator, 725-6722, [email protected] Erika Rogness SMP Assistant, 725-6196, [email protected] Eddie Hadley SMP Rec Center Supervisor, 763-1621 [email protected] Travis Zeller 21 SMP Rec. Center Manager, 725-2019 [email protected] Jessica Swenson 22/24 SMP Rec. Center Manager [email protected] Nina Killion-Russell 33 SMP Rec. Center Manager, 725-4988, [email protected] Chris Ray 41 SMP Rec. Center Manager, 725-7124 [email protected] Crystina Valverde 43 SMP Rec. Center Manager, 725-5205 [email protected] Chad Fredericks 53 SMP Rec. Center Manager, 725-7857 [email protected] Lowell Muenchau 62 SMP Rec. Center Manager, 763-4354 [email protected]
1330 Cpl Loaiza
Introductions If you have not signed in please do so, we ask that everyone present at the meeting including FROs and
guests sign in. We utilize this information for unit inspections and higher headquarter reporting. If you brought an appointment letter please turn it in to the council table at this time.
1335 Cpl Loaiza –Introduces SgtMaj Meza, MCI-West MCB CPen SgtMaj 1340 Cpl Loaiza – Jay Jaenichen, Bachelor Housing Manager (760)725-3970, [email protected]
1345 Cpl Loaiza – Introduces Mr. Chris Massari, Facilities Maintenance Division, (760)725-0587, [email protected]
1350 Cpl Loaiza –Mr. Patrick Nalty, MCCS Transition Assistance, (760)725-4199, [email protected]
September 7 Orange County Sheriff’s Department is Now Hiring Deputies 8am – 12pm @ Marine & Family Programs Bldg. 13150. Start time - 8:00am End Time - 12:00 noon Precise Location Name - Marine & Family Headquarters Bldg. Classroom 3.
September 13 TRS Higher Education Two Day Track - This track is designed to assist you in creating a customized plan for a successful transition to a higher education institution. Attendance of the two-day track will facilitate the accomplishment of the Education Career Readiness Standards (CRS): Interest assessment, College application, School counseling appointment, Individual Transition Plan (ITP), admissions process, Choosing a degree completion program, Choosing a college institution, Funding options including: state and federal benefits, scholarships, grants, and student loans.
September 20 San Diego Police Department Test 8am – 3pm @ Marine & Family Programs Bldg. 13150. San Diego Police Department is Now Hiring Police Officers! We are offering the Written Examination. Candidates who successfully pass the written exam will also participate in the Preliminary Investigative Questionnaire.
Education and Interest Assessment Workshop 9am – 12pm @ Education Center, Mainside, Bldg. 1331. This workshop will assist you to identify your career interest, abilities, and values in order to create an action plan for your educational or career pathway.
September 25 & 28 Business 101 8am and 4:30pm. Four-Day Career Transitioning Seminars for 2017
Learn the Tools for Better Understanding of Business. All military Officers and senior enlisted personnel (E-6 & above) who are transitioning into the private sector are urged to register for the Business 101 Transitioning Seminar to learn the employment skills to succeed in civilian business. A world far different from military culture. In Business 101 you will learn how to succeed in civilian business. its unique language, the modern business culture, contemporary perceptions of military personnel, goals and metrics, job success tools, your new challenges, and civilian business expectations. Our 4-day course helps you understand how your unique military leadership skills translate into civilian business leadership roles. It demonstrates how businesses perceive your marketable skills. It is short on theory and long on practical business applications. This unique business course is NOT a job fair or about resume writing, interviewing or other skills to be learned in TRS and other programs. Precise Location name: Pacific Views Event Center (Crawford Room) Organizer information: Contact Name: Melinda Gomez Phone: (760) 763-3249
1400 Cpl Loaiza – Introduces Marine Corps Family Team Building Rep, (760)725-3856
1405 Cpl Loaiza – Ms. Teresa Graham, Athletics, (760) 725-4188, [email protected] September 14 CG Cup Dive Competition – 0730 – 1030, 13 Area Pool. Registration begins 0730-0800. September 20 CG Cup Combat Water Basketball – 0730 – 1400, 13 Area Pool. Registration begins
0730-0800. All equipment needed is provided. September 27 CG Cup Pass, Punt, Kick – 0730 – 1300, 11 Area Football Field. Registration begins
0730-0800. All equipment needed is provided October 3 – CG Cup Golf Tournament Presented by Golf Academy of America – 0700 @Marine
Memorial Golf Course. Space is limited to 32 teams. ONE team per Battalion/Squadron. Four people per team.
1415 Cpl Loaiza – MCCS Marketing Notes To Pass: [email protected]
Single Marine Bowling Tuesdays 1700 – 2000 $5 bowling for two games and shoes included. Sep 1-30 Suicide Prevention Awareness Month - One conversation can change a life. Visit
http://www.mccscp.com/suicide-prevention September 6 – 19 Baby Days Semi-Annual Sale @ Pacific Views MCX Bldg. 2010 September 6 – 19 Glamo-Rama Beauty Event Pacific Views MCX Bldg. 2010 Sep 13- Victor Rivers - Domestic Violence - 9am-11:30am | Pacific Views Event Center. Meet nationally
recognized actor, author and domestic violence activist. More info http://www.mccscp.com/events/ Sep 20 - Education and Interest Assessment Workshop - This workshop will help identify your career
interest, abilities and values, to create an action plan for your education or career pathway. Register today http://www.mccscp.com/bec
Sep 22 - College Application Bootcamp - Active duty personnel will receive guidance and have a fully prepared college application completed and ready to submit by the end of the day. Limited seating, sign up early at http://www.mccscp.com/bec
October 3 – CG Cup Golf Tournament Presented by Golf Academy of America @Marine Memorial Golf Course
1420 Cpl Loaiza – Opens floor for old or new issues Old Issues: New Issues:
1425 Cpl Loaiza – Volunteer Opportunities- See attached volunteer information sheet for all events
1430 Cpl Loaiza – Upcoming Events/Trips – See attached Calendar and newsletter for all events
1440 Cpl Loaiza – Area Breakout Meetings
1500 Cpl Loaiza –Meeting conclusion -Next meeting: Thursday, October 5th @ 43 Area SMP Rec Center, bldg. 430414
If you are a new rep please stay behind and meet with the SMP coordinator to answer questions and go over duties of an SMP rep.
Remaining Meetings for 2017: October 5th – 1330 at 43 Area SMP Rec Center, bldg. 430414 November 2nd – 1330 at the 22 Area SMP Rec Center, bldg. 22174 December 7th – 1330 at the 21 Area SMP Rec Center, bldg. 21704
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Advanced registration is required for all SMP trips, events & volunteer opportunities. Program events are open only to single Marine and Sailors stationed on Camp Pendleton. Participants who volunteer must register in advance with SMP HQ in order to receive a letter of appreciation. Volunteers must provide their own transportation except for PE fitness Challenge. A signed command permission slip is required for all SMP activities. All activities depart from Semper Fit Headquarters Bldg 1253 Unless otherwise stated and require that participants utilize the provided transportation - no exceptions.
Retirement Home Visits12 1600 Rancho Vista Retirement Home13 1600 Pacific Place Retirement Home27 1600 Fairwinds Retirement HomeHave dinner with the residents. Charlies are the requested uniform. Max of 6-10 volunteers needed for each day.
Base Stables Volunteer Day13 & 27 1000 Camp Pendleton Stepp StablesBldg 1516. Participants will help clean and groom horses and stalls, and help with general maintenance at the stables. Civilian attire is the requested uniform. Closed toe shoes are required. Max of 10 volunteers needed. Participants must sign up prior to event. Bring water!
PE Fitness Challenge29 0630 Volunteers will host an all day fitness challenge at North Terrace Elementary. Must meet at Semper Fit HQ, bldg 1253 at 0630. Please eat breakfast before arriving. Dress Attire is the Marine Corps running suit with green PT shorts and plain skivi shirt underneath. (No unit logos or rank insignia) Lunch is provided. 40 volunteers needed. Transportation from outlying camps available with advance request.
SEPT 08 L A J O L L A B E A C H D AY
SEPT 15-17 S E Q U O I A N AT I O N A L PA R K
MONTHLY SMP MEETING07 1330 33 Area SMP Rec Center, Bldg 3348
Are you hardcorps? Find out by completing the HardCorps Race Series Semper Triathlon, Devil Dog Duathlon or the No Beach Out of Reach Run. Event starts at 0730, tshirt, swim cap, finisher medals for all participants. Registration is $10 for Active Duty aboard Camp Pendleton and $75 for civilians. Register at: www.mccscp.com.sempertri-devildogdu
Come see if you can spot a California spiny lobster or maybe a sheep crab! $5.00 gets you a day of play in La Jolla with snorkel gear and lunch provided. Registration is required to plan for food. Group departs Semper Fit HQ Bldg 1253 at 0900 Bring your swimsuits, towels and sunscreen! Regisration is currently open.
There are 275 caves in Sequoia and you can have your own tour of one! $60.00 includes transportation, camping, meals while in camp and a private group tour of Crystal Caves. Group departs Semper Fit HQ Bldg 1253 at 0700. Registration currently open.
SEPT 22 C A B R I L L O N AT ’ L M O N U M E N TDiscover the tidepools and gorgeous views of Cabrillo for only $5.00. Registration and payment includes transportation, hydration and snacks after the hike. Group departs Semper Fit HQ, Bldg 1253 at 0700. Registration currently open.
SEPT 23 S E M P E R T R I AT H L O N
OCT 13 S T O N E W A L L P E A K & J U L I A N P I E
OCT 06-09 L A S V E G A S T R I P
Enjoy a 360-degree view over the forested peaks and wide-open meadows of this 2-mile hike and then some famous Julian Apple Pie! $5.00 per person includes transportation, hydration and snacks during the hike. Bring money for pie. Group departs Semper Fit HQ, Bldg 1253 at 0700. Registration opens September 12th.
The largest sum won on the Las Vegas slots was at the Excalibur. After putting in $100, they won $39 million, beating the odds at the time for 1 in 16.7 million. Come see this city, $160 per person includes transportation and 3-night hotel stay on the Las Vegas strip. Group departs Semper Fit HQ Bldg 1253 at 0730. Registration opens Semptember 12th.
SEPT 21 S T E P P S TA B L E S B E A U T I F I C AT I O N D AY100 Active Duty volunteers are needed for a stables beautification day, filled with painting, gardening and demolition projects. All volunteers will be provided an SMP BBQ lunch, volunteer t-shirt, morning snacks and a letter of appreciation! All volunteers are asked to wear long pants and closed-toed shoes. Registration currently open.
CAMP PENDLETON SINGLE MARINE PROGRAMVolunteer ops, trips & EVENTS SEP 2017
MORE INFO ON VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES, TRIPS & SPECIAL EVENTS | Bldg 1253 (760) 725-6288/6722
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
mccsCP.com/SMP
Newsletter September 2017
Advanced registration is required for all SMP trips, events & volunteer opportunities. Program events are open only to single Marine and Sailors stationed on Camp Pendleton. Participants who volunteer must register in advance with SMP HQ in order to receive a letter of appreciation. Volunteers must provide their own transportation except for PE fitness Challenge. A signed command permission slip is required for all SMP activities. All activities depart from Semper Fit Headquarters Bldg. 1253. Unless otherwise stated and require that participants utilize the provided transportation.
Upcoming SMP Meetings, Trips and Special Events
09/07 – Monthly SMP Meeting Single Marine Program monthly meeting will be held at 1330 at 33 Area SMP Rec Center, bldg. 3348 09/8– La Jolla Beach Day – Come see if you can spot a California spiny lobster or maybe a sheep crab! $5.00 includes transportation to La Jolla with snorkel gear and lunch. Registration is required to plan for food. Group departs Semper Fit HQ Bldg. 1253 at 090. Bring your swimsuits, towels and sunscreen! Registration currently open. 09/15 - 09/17 – Sequoia National Park – There are 275 caves in Sequoia and you can have your own tour of one! $60.00 includes transportation, camping, meals while in camp and a private group tour of Crystal Caves. Group departs Semper Fit HQ Bldg. 1253 at 0700. Registration currently open. 09/21 – Stepp Stables Beautification Day – 100 Active Duty volunteers are needed for a stables beautification day, filled with painting, gardening and demolition projects. All volunteers will be provided an SMP BBQ lunch, volunteer t-shirt, morning snacks and a letter of appreciation! All volunteers are asked to wear long pants and closed-toed shoes. Registration currently open. 09/22 – Day at Cabrillo National Monument – Discover the tide pools and gorgeous views of Cabrillo for only $5.00. Registration and payment includes transportation, hydration and snacks during the hike. Group departs Semper Fit HQ, Bldg. 1253 at 0700. Registration currently open. 9/23 - Semper Triathlon – Are you hardcorps? Find out by completing the HardCorps Race Series Semper Triathlon, Devil Dog Duathlon or the No Beach Out Of Reach Run. Event starts at 0730 – t-shirt, swim cap, finished medal for all participants. Registration is $10 for Active Duty aboard Camp Pendleton and $75 for civilians. Register at www.mccscp.com/sempertri-devildogdu 10/13 - Stonewall Peak Hike & Julian Apple Pie – Enjoy a 360-degree view over the forested peaks and wide-open meadows of this 2-mile hike and then some famous Julian Apple-pie! $5.00 per person includes transportation, hydration and snacks during the hike. Bring money for pie. Group departs Semper Fit HQ, Bldg. 1252 at 0700. Registration opens September 12th. 10/06 – 10/09 – Las Vegas Trip – Come see this city, $160 per person includes transportation and 3-night hotel stay on the Las Vega strip. Group departs Semper Fit HQ, Bldg. 1253 at 0730. Registration opens September 12th.
SMP Volunteer Opportunities Retirement Home Visits Have dinner with the residents. Charlies are the requested uniform for these events. Max of 6-10 volunteers needed for each opportunity. Each event begins at 1600. 09/12 - Rancho Vista Retirement Home 09/13 - Pacific Place Retirement Home 09/27 - Fairwinds Retirement Home 09/13 & 09/27 - 1000 Base Stables Volunteer Day Camp Pendleton Stables, Bldg. 1516. Participants will help clean & groom horses, clean stalls, & help with general maintenance at the stables. Uniform of the day is civilian attire. Closed toed shoes are required. A maximum of 10 participants are needed for this opportunity. Participants must sign up prior to the event. Bring water! 09/29 P.E. Fitness Challenge Volunteers will host an all-day fitness challenge at North Terrace Elementary. All volunteers must meet at Semper Fit Headquarters at 0630. Please eat breakfast before you arrive. Dress attire is the Marine Corps Running Suit with green PT shorts and plain skivvy shirt underneath. Lunch will be provided. 40 volunteers needed.
MCCS ACTIVITIES
09/14 - CG's Cup Dive Competition 0730 - 13 Area Pool 09/20 - CG's Cup Combat Water Basketball Tournament 0730 - 13 Area Pool 09/27 - CG's Cup Punt, Pass & Kick Challenge 0730 - 11 Area Football Field 10/03 - CG's Cup Golf Tournament 0700 - Marine Memorial Golf Course
SMP Recreation Center Events
September 2017
21 Area - Del Mar Bldg. 22704 (760)725-2019/2641
09/08 – 1130 Nacho Bar Lunch 09/11 – 1610 Monday Night Football 09/12 – 1130 Ping Pong Tournament* 09/18 & 9/25 – 1730 Monday Night Football 09/22 – 1130 End of Summer BBQ 09/29 – 0900 New Movie Marathon 22 Area - Chappo Bldg. 22174 (760)763-3214/3215
09/06 – 1100 Protein Brunch Bar 09/11 – 1610 Monday Night Football 09/14 – 1100 Lunch Time Paint Party 09/18 & 9/25 – 1730 Monday Night Football 09/21 – 1130 Lunch & Learn: Car Buying 09/27 – 1000 New Movie Marathon 24 Area - Landing Zone Bldg. 24065 (760)763-0046
09/07 – 1130 Lunch & Learn: Intro to Investing 09/11 – 1610 Monday Night Football 09/12 – 1100 Taco Tuesday 09/18 & 9/25 – 1730 Monday Night Football 09/20 – 1600 Gaming Tournament* & Dessert Bar 09/27 – 1100 New Movie Marathon 33 Area - Margarita Bldg. 33607 (760)725-4988
09/06 – 1100 Pulled Pork Sliders 09/08 – 1100 Washi Tape Magnet Craft 09/11 – 1600 Munchie Monday Movie & Snacks & Monday Night Football 09/18 & 9/25 – 1730 Monday Night Football 09/21 – 1130 LCR (Left Center Right) Tournament* 09/25 – 1700 Mortal Combat Tournament* 09/26 – 1600 Rise & Shine Pancake Breakfast & Coffee Bar
41 Area - Las Flores Bldg. 4159 (760)725-7124
09/08 – 0900 Iron Man Movie Marathon 09/11 – 1610 Monday Night Football 09/14 – 1100 Table Tennis Tournament* 09/18 & 9/25 – 1730 Monday Night Football 09/19 – 1100 Taco Tuesday 09/27 – 0700 UTI Field Trip 43 Area - Las Pulgas Bldg. 430314 (760)725-5205
09/06 – 1730 Video Game Tournament* 09/11 – 1610 Monday Night Football & Burn Your Own Steak Night 09/13 – 1000 Art Day 09/18 & 9/25 – 1730 Monday Night Football 09/19 – 1100 Taco Tuesday 09/27 – 0900 New Movie Marathon with Candy Buffet 53 Area - Camp Horno Bldg. 53341 (760)725-7857
Facility is closed for renovations. Events are held at bldg. 53452. 09/08 – 1100 Hump Day BBQ 09/11 – 1610 Monday Night Football 09/14 – 1130 SMP Basketball Tournament* at 53 Area Gym 09/18 – 1700 Poker Night and Monday Night Football 9/25 – 1730 Monday Night Football 09/27 – 0800 Waffle Wednesday 62 Area - San Mateo Bldg. 62527 (760)763-4353/4354
09/06 – 1610 Bad Boys Movie & Weekend Recovery Day 09/11 – 1610 Monday Night Football Kick-Off Cook-Off 09/18 & 9/25 – 1730 Monday Night Football 09/20 – 1100 Pepperoni Pizza Lunch Day 09/27 – 1200 Checkers Tournament*
*Winners receive MCCS gift certificates
