REDISCOVER, RECONNECT, RSVP! Putting your experience to work for the community. San Francisco & Alameda Counties

Upcoming Events

SAT, JUNE 7, 2008 AT 2PM

RSVP Alameda County, Member Celebration Event
BERKELEY REPERTORY, “Figaro”

Alameda County members are invited to a performance of Figaro. More information will be mailed to eligible RSVP members in May.

 

WED, JUNE 26, 2008 AT 5PM

“Your Renewal at 50+”
Part of the RSVP Speaker Series 2008
Mechanics Institute Members Lounge, 57 Post St., San Francisco

Linda Artel, life transitions consultant, will offer an interactive workshop to focus on choices for life changes at or near retirement. Please call the RSVP San Francisco office to make a reservation.

 

Archived Events

SAT, DECEMBER 15, 2007 AT 2PM

RSVP Alameda County, Member Celebration Event
BERKELEY REPERTORY, “Argonautika”

Alameda County members are invited to a performance of Argonautika. More information will be mailed to eligible RSVP members in November.

Thursday, November 1, 2007 at 1:30 PM

The New Academy of Sciences
Part of the RSVP Speaker Series 2007
First Unitarian Universalist Church, Martin Luther King Room,
1187 Franklin Street, San Francisco

Lois Kelley, California Academy of Sciences docent, will describe the new academy of now under construction in Golden Gate Park and due to open in 2008. the Academy’s future home is a model of recycled and renewable building materials integrated into an aesthetically accomplished master plan. Please call the RSVP San Francisco office to make a reservation.

Thursday, October 4, 2007 at 1:30 PM

“Elderhostel – Adventure in Lifelong Learning”
Part of the RSVP Speaker Series 2007
Building C, Ft. Mason Center, Marina Blvd. at Buchanan St., San Francisco, CA

Barry Adler, Elderhostel Ambassador will describe his travel and learning experiences with Elderhostel, a leader in educational and travel programs for those 55+. Please call the RSVP San Francisco office to make a reservation.

SAT, JULY 21, 2007 AT 1PM or SAT, JULY 28, 2007 AT 1 pm

RSVP San Francisco, Member Celebration Event
THE SF PLAYHOUSE, “Man of La Mancha

Platinum RSVP members, volunteers who have served 100 or more hours in the last year, will be invited to afternoon tea and a performance of Man of La Mancha. More information will be mailed to eligible RSVP members in May.

TUES, MAY 22, 2007 FROM 9AM-11AM

KEEP YOUR CHANGE IN YOUR POCKET: Get the Facts About Financial Fraud
St. Mary’s Conference Center, Geary & Gough Street
Continental Breakfast Provided

An educated consumer is less likely to become a victim of financial fraud. Come learn the facts about fraud! Topics include identity theft, internet fraud, investment fraud, prevalent local scams, how to make a complaint, and how local officials can help.

Space is limited. Please RSVP by calling 415-474-RSVP (7787).

WED, April 11, 2007 at 2pm

RSVP San Francisco, Volunteer Recognition Event (MEMBERS ONLY)
Jewish Community Center San Francisco

Listen to the tunes of the Jeff Sanford Cartoon Jazz Band and enjoy a catered dessert by restaurant (415).  Call the San Francisco office for more information.
 

March 1 & 2, 2007 from 2–4PM

RSVP Alameda County, Meet & Greet
RSVP Alameda County Office

Our partnering organizations are invited to an open house in our new office space.  Come learn more about the RSVP program model.
 

TUES, March 13, 2007 at 2pm

RSVP Speaker Series 2007
“How to Start a Small Business in Retirement”

SCORE Offices, 455 Market Street, Suite 600

Gerald Haney brings “How to start a small business in retirement” to San Francisco’s entrepreneurial retirees and future retirees.  Haney, who built a career in the health care industry, retired as a chief financial officer and now volunteers through SCORE to counsel individuals as they build bay area businesses. Subjects include seeking financial aid, writing a business plan, marketing, advertising, and sales promotion.

Please call the RSVP San Francisco office to reserve your seat.
 

Tues, February 20, 2007 AT 1:30PM

RSVP Speaker Series 2007
“SAN FRANCISCO: Past, Present & Future” featuring Ken Garcia

San Francisco Public Library Main Branch, 100 Larkin Street,
Latino Hispanic Community Room B

Please use the Grove Street entrance and take the elevator or stairs down one floor.
Join us for a talk featuring  San Francisco Examiner columnist Ken Garcia, a well known columnist at the San Francisco Examiner who focuses on Bay Area issues.  He formerly wrote for the San Francisco Chronicle, San Jose Mercury News and the Los Angeles Times, where his writing team won a Pulitzer Prize for Public Service.

Please call the RSVP San Francisco office to reserve your seat.

 

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