Sobratos Honored for Homelessness Fight

Life moves through a special benefit lunch in Palo Alto on Thursday, April 23rd to honor

Big Time Philanthropists, John and Sue Subrato for their work tackling homelessness.

The couple got some one-of-a-kind gifts, John received eight engraved glasses and a

decanter, each marked with maps from life moves communities he's, helped build, and

it's an unfinished set to keep adding as they grow.

Sue's present was her favorite purple hydrangea in a pot filled with soil from those same sites,

symbolizing how her support brings places together and keeps blooming.

The Subrato organization has back navigation centers and housing projects in Redwood City,

Palo Alto, San Jose, and Santa Clara making real dents in the crisis.

John Subrato shouted out life moves for shifting, from just shelters to full life rebuilds

10 years back, praising their team-up style of cities, non-profits, and private players

for affordable, scalable fixes.

He said stable housing is the foundation for fixing everything else, mirroring his own

group's public-private push for lasting change.

Shifting gears to more community vibes, Notre Dame and Beller-Mine High School alums

from the 50s to recent grads mingled at a mixer in San Jose.

This Sunday, to Pantown's 48th Nikkei Matsuri Festival, hits with tyco drums, food like

chicken katsu and sushi, honoring Lynn Santo Yamayichi by raising the Koi Fish.

Each San Jose states fresh take on a classic satire, Kingdom of Cards at Hammer Theater

through May 3rd plus Santa Clara Counties I voted.

Sticker contest wraps entries by April 30th students, Get Designing.

These spots show the bay pulling together, planting seeds for brighter days ahead.

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