Earlier this year, the community of Oak View had the great fortune of being the focus of the generosity of the Corporate Volunteer Council of Orange County (CVCOC) and OneOC.

The effort -- led by OneOC, CVCOC and Oak View Renewal Partnership -- created a force of over 400 corporate volunteers and Oak View residents, who worked on improvement projects at seven sites around the Oak View community.

With the new school year underway, we return to the playgrounds, Family Resource Center, school campuses, and library to appreciate the hard work that is still visible and impacting our students and families today.

From all of us in Oak View - Thank you!

Mark Your Calendars!

The Fascination of Orchids International Show & Sale at South Coast Plaza Village will be SOON be Here!

• September 28 & 29, 2013  10 am to 5 pm on both days
• Admission And Parking Are Free
• Parking is very close and is easy wheelchair accessible

Visit this Show & Sale and witness one of the largest assortment of orchids from around the world!
 
World Class Vendors including those from: Ecuador, Brazil, Thailand, Malaysia, Japan, Republic of China, Philippines and the USA!

Experience Thousands of Exotic Orchids on Display and Sale by in an Outdoor Setting Under a Tent and Trees at the beautiful South Coast Plaza Village (Corner of Bear and Sunflower) Across the Street from South Coast Plaza.

Between Morton's The Steak House and The Room & Board Store, 1631 W. Sunflower Street Santa Ana, CA 92704

Find out where the UCCE Master Gardeners of Orange County are during August and September.

Come join us to learn more about gardening in Orange County!

As the OC continues to become the urban center of California, agricultural education becomes more important. Therefore, we have come together to help expand the University of California Agriculture & Natural Resources’ South Coast Research and Extension Center (SCREC), so that one day it will be the premier ag-urban center of Southern California - The place where farmers can meet to learn ways to be good neighbors and preserve their livelihoods; a place where children can learn about their ag heritage; a place where everyone can learn about nutrition; a place where hands-on education is paramount; and a place where vital research can be done.

September 21, 2013.  4P to 8P.