About Active 20-30 Club, Sacramento No.1
The Active 20-30 of Sacramento was founded in 1922. Although 20-30 has both men's and women's chapters, our chapter is geared towards young men in their 20's and 30's. The club's objective is to serve the community while building lasting friendships and rendering service to youth.
Active 20-30 membership draws from all professions and is open to everyone. Our organization differs from many service organizations in that not only do we raise money for needy charities, but we also insist on "hands on" interaction. This active participation serves to solidify our relationships with those we serve, maintains motivation, and produces a high degree of personal satisfaction.
Some of our hands-on events include: Special Kids
Family Picnic, Back-to-School Shopping Spree, Holiday Shopping Spree, Youth Bus Trip, Pumpkin Patch Tour, Michael Smyth Party for Kids with Cancer, and others.
We serve the children of Sacramento through direct contributions ranging from approximately $50,000 to $100,000 annually. The distribution of these monies is voted on by the membership as a whole. One hundred percent of the net proceeds go to local children's charities.
Some of the groups we assist include: Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Fairytale Town, St. Patrick's Home for Children, Sierra Adoption Services, Oak Park Preschool, W.A.V.E. Camp, Family Service Agency, Sacramento Children's Home, Oncology Ward in Sutter Memorial Hospital, Friday Night Live, and Child and Family Institute, among others. See a detailed
list of our philanthropic programs.
For more information, please visit the Active 20-30, Sacramento No.1 web site.