The Cultural Council for Monterey County   http://www.culturalmonterey.org  The Cultural Council for Monterey County (CCMC) promotes and supports education, appreciation and excellence in the arts in Monterey County.  CCMC fosters cultural awareness and understanding, helping to provide an array of aesthetic and educational experiences for adults and children.  Formed in 1982, it serves as Monterey County's local partner to the California Arts Council.  CCMC is not only the link to the state arts council, but it is also the official arts agency for Monterey County.

YMCA of the Monterey Peninsula   http://www.ymonterey.org/  Character development is integral to all YMCA programs. We are guided by four core values: caring , honesty, respect and responsibility. In the gym, at day camp, at the check-in counter, we strive to develop these character values in ourselves and our members.  The YMCA of the Monterey Peninsula is a fellowship based on Christian values, whose mission is to provide opportunities which promote healthy spirit, mind and body through programs, services, activities and leadership available to the entire community.  YMCA of the Monterey Peninsula, 600 Camino El Estero, Monterey, CA 93940 (831) 373-4167 Fax: (831) 373-7644

Big Brother Big Sister of Monterey County   http://bbbsmonterey.org/   In our own live, each of us was inspired by someone (other than our parents) who introduced us to new worlds and brought a little magic into our lives. By becoming a Big Brother or Big Sister, you can do the same for a child. And you will both be forever changed by the experience. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Monterey County, 801 Lighthouse Avenue, Monterey, CA 93940 (831) 655-9231 Fax (831) 655-9244 

American Cetacean Society Monterey Bay Chapter   http://www.starrsites.com/acsmb/  The American Cetacean Society engages in educational, conservational, and scientific pursuits for the purpose of expanding scientific knowledge of whales, dolphins, porpoises, and related creatures. Services offered by the Monterey Bay Chapter include monthly meetings open to the public, featuring presentations about whales, dolphins and related aspects of the marine environment.  The Monterey Bay Chapter of the American Cetacean Society normally meets at 7:30 pm on the last Thursday of the month at Hopkins Marine Station in Pacific Grove, California (across from the American Tin Cannery Outlet Stores). These meetings are free and open to the public.

Monterey Peninsula Audubon Society   http://www.montereyaudubon.org/  Monthly meetings of the Monterey Peninsula Audubon Society are free.  Members and non-members are welcome!  Meetings are held at the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History, at the corner of Forest and Central in Pacific Grove, second Thursday of the month.  Refreshments precede the meeting with a social "1/2 hour" at 7 p.m.  The meeting and program begin at 7:30 p.m.

 The Monterey Institute for Research in Astronomy   http://www.mira.org/  MIRA is a non-profit astronomical observatory, founded in 1972 and dedicated to research and education in astronomy. It is the first independent professional observatory founded in the 20th century. The offices, library, and shops are located on the Monterey Peninsula of California. The Institute is currently developing Richard W. Hamming Astronomy Center on the old Ft. Ord site near the new California State campus at Monterey Bay.  The Astronomy Center includes a main building, electronics and machine shops, and the Bette M. and William R. Weaver Student Observatory.  The Institute operates the Oliver Observing Station atop 5000 foot Chews Ridge. The Station houses a 36-inch reflecting telescope used for astronomical research. Because of the excellent atmospheric conditions in the Santa Lucia Mountains, the first to intercept the smooth airflow from the Pacific Ocean, and the dark skies of the Los Padres National Forest, the observing conditions are among the best measured in the world. 

Community of Caring, Monterey Peninsula  http:/www.communityofcaringmp.org  Community of Caring is a values-education program designed to integrate values and values discussions into schools and the community.  Community of Caring believes that helping young people understand values helps them understand choices, and the consequences that result.  It is a total approach to impressing on young people the importance of good citizenship and responsibility.

The Cultural Council for Monterey County   http://www.culturalmonterey.org  The Cultural Council for Monterey County (CCMC) promotes and supports education, appreciation and excellence in the arts in Monterey County.  CCMC fosters cultural awareness and understanding, helping to provide an array of aesthetic and educational experiences for adults and children.  Formed in 1982, it serves as Monterey County's local partner to the California Arts Council.  CCMC is not only the link to the state arts council, but it is also the official arts agency for Monterey County.

YMCA of the Monterey Peninsula   http://www.ymonterey.org/  Character development is integral to all YMCA programs. We are guided by four core values: caring , honesty, respect and responsibility. In the gym, at day camp, at the check-in counter, we strive to develop these character values in ourselves and our members.  The YMCA of the Monterey Peninsula is a fellowship based on Christian values, whose mission is to provide opportunities which promote healthy spirit, mind and body through programs, services, activities and leadership available to the entire community.  YMCA of the Monterey Peninsula, 600 Camino El Estero, Monterey, CA 93940 (831) 373-4167 Fax: (831) 373-7644

Big Brother Big Sister of Monterey County   http://bbbsmonterey.org/   In our own live, each of us was inspired by someone (other than our parents) who introduced us to new worlds and brought a little magic into our lives. By becoming a Big Brother or Big Sister, you can do the same for a child. And you will both be forever changed by the experience. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Monterey County, 801 Lighthouse Avenue, Monterey, CA 93940 (831) 655-9231 Fax (831) 655-9244 

American Cetacean Society Monterey Bay Chapter   http://www.starrsites.com/acsmb/  The American Cetacean Society engages in educational, conservational, and scientific pursuits for the purpose of expanding scientific knowledge of whales, dolphins, porpoises, and related creatures. Services offered by the Monterey Bay Chapter include monthly meetings open to the public, featuring presentations about whales, dolphins and related aspects of the marine environment.  The Monterey Bay Chapter of the American Cetacean Society normally meets at 7:30 pm on the last Thursday of the month at Hopkins Marine Station in Pacific Grove, California (across from the American Tin Cannery Outlet Stores). These meetings are free and open to the public.

Monterey Peninsula Audubon Society   http://www.montereyaudubon.org/  Monthly meetings of the Monterey Peninsula Audubon Society are free.  Members and non-members are welcome!  Meetings are held at the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History, at the corner of Forest and Central in Pacific Grove, second Thursday of the month.  Refreshments precede the meeting with a social "1/2 hour" at 7 p.m.  The meeting and program begin at 7:30 p.m.

 The Monterey Institute for Research in Astronomy   http://www.mira.org/  MIRA is a non-profit astronomical observatory, founded in 1972 and dedicated to research and education in astronomy. It is the first independent professional observatory founded in the 20th century. The offices, library, and shops are located on the Monterey Peninsula of California. The Institute is currently developing Richard W. Hamming Astronomy Center on the old Ft. Ord site near the new California State campus at Monterey Bay.  The Astronomy Center includes a main building, electronics and machine shops, and the Bette M. and William R. Weaver Student Observatory.  The Institute operates the Oliver Observing Station atop 5000 foot Chews Ridge. The Station houses a 36-inch reflecting telescope used for astronomical research. Because of the excellent atmospheric conditions in the Santa Lucia Mountains, the first to intercept the smooth airflow from the Pacific Ocean, and the dark skies of the Los Padres National Forest, the observing conditions are among the best measured in the world. 

Community of Caring, Monterey Peninsula  http:/www.communityofcaringmp.org  Community of Caring is a values-education program designed to integrate values and values discussions into schools and the community.  Community of Caring believes that helping young people understand values helps them understand choices, and the consequences that result.  It is a total approach to impressing on young people the importance of good citizenship and responsibility.

The Cultural Council for Monterey County   http://www.culturalmonterey.org  The Cultural Council for Monterey County (CCMC) promotes and supports education, appreciation and excellence in the arts in Monterey County.  CCMC fosters cultural awareness and understanding, helping to provide an array of aesthetic and educational experiences for adults and children.  Formed in 1982, it serves as Monterey County's local partner to the California Arts Council.  CCMC is not only the link to the state arts council, but it is also the official arts agency for Monterey County.

YMCA of the Monterey Peninsula   http://www.ymonterey.org/  Character development is integral to all YMCA programs. We are guided by four core values: caring , honesty, respect and responsibility. In the gym, at day camp, at the check-in counter, we strive to develop these character values in ourselves and our members.  The YMCA of the Monterey Peninsula is a fellowship based on Christian values, whose mission is to provide opportunities which promote healthy spirit, mind and body through programs, services, activities and leadership available to the entire community.  YMCA of the Monterey Peninsula, 600 Camino El Estero, Monterey, CA 93940 (831) 373-4167 Fax: (831) 373-7644

Big Brother Big Sister of Monterey County   http://bbbsmonterey.org/   In our own live, each of us was inspired by someone (other than our parents) who introduced us to new worlds and brought a little magic into our lives. By becoming a Big Brother or Big Sister, you can do the same for a child. And you will both be forever changed by the experience. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Monterey County, 801 Lighthouse Avenue, Monterey, CA 93940 (831) 655-9231 Fax (831) 655-9244 

American Cetacean Society Monterey Bay Chapter   http://www.starrsites.com/acsmb/  The American Cetacean Society engages in educational, conservational, and scientific pursuits for the purpose of expanding scientific knowledge of whales, dolphins, porpoises, and related creatures. Services offered by the Monterey Bay Chapter include monthly meetings open to the public, featuring presentations about whales, dolphins and related aspects of the marine environment.  The Monterey Bay Chapter of the American Cetacean Society normally meets at 7:30 pm on the last Thursday of the month at Hopkins Marine Station in Pacific Grove, California (across from the American Tin Cannery Outlet Stores). These meetings are free and open to the public.

Monterey Peninsula Audubon Society   http://www.montereyaudubon.org/  Monthly meetings of the Monterey Peninsula Audubon Society are free.  Members and non-members are welcome!  Meetings are held at the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History, at the corner of Forest and Central in Pacific Grove, second Thursday of the month.  Refreshments precede the meeting with a social "1/2 hour" at 7 p.m.  The meeting and program begin at 7:30 p.m.

 The Monterey Institute for Research in Astronomy   http://www.mira.org/  MIRA is a non-profit astronomical observatory, founded in 1972 and dedicated to research and education in astronomy. It is the first independent professional observatory founded in the 20th century. The offices, library, and shops are located on the Monterey Peninsula of California. The Institute is currently developing Richard W. Hamming Astronomy Center on the old Ft. Ord site near the new California State campus at Monterey Bay.  The Astronomy Center includes a main building, electronics and machine shops, and the Bette M. and William R. Weaver Student Observatory.  The Institute operates the Oliver Observing Station atop 5000 foot Chews Ridge. The Station houses a 36-inch reflecting telescope used for astronomical research. Because of the excellent atmospheric conditions in the Santa Lucia Mountains, the first to intercept the smooth airflow from the Pacific Ocean, and the dark skies of the Los Padres National Forest, the observing conditions are among the best measured in the world. 

Community of Caring, Monterey Peninsula  http:/www.communityofcaringmp.org  Community of Caring is a values-education program designed to integrate values and values discussions into schools and the community.  Community of Caring believes that helping young people understand values helps them understand choices, and the consequences that result.  It is a total approach to impressing on young people the importance of good citizenship and responsibility.

The Cultural Council for Monterey County   http://www.culturalmonterey.org  The Cultural Council for Monterey County (CCMC) promotes and supports education, appreciation and excellence in the arts in Monterey County.  CCMC fosters cultural awareness and understanding, helping to provide an array of aesthetic and educational experiences for adults and children.  Formed in 1982, it serves as Monterey County's local partner to the California Arts Council.  CCMC is not only the link to the state arts council, but it is also the official arts agency for Monterey County.

YMCA of the Monterey Peninsula   http://www.ymonterey.org/  Character development is integral to all YMCA programs. We are guided by four core values: caring , honesty, respect and responsibility. In the gym, at day camp, at the check-in counter, we strive to develop these character values in ourselves and our members.  The YMCA of the Monterey Peninsula is a fellowship based on Christian values, whose mission is to provide opportunities which promote healthy spirit, mind and body through programs, services, activities and leadership available to the entire community.  YMCA of the Monterey Peninsula, 600 Camino El Estero, Monterey, CA 93940 (831) 373-4167 Fax: (831) 373-7644

Big Brother Big Sister of Monterey County   http://bbbsmonterey.org/   In our own live, each of us was inspired by someone (other than our parents) who introduced us to new worlds and brought a little magic into our lives. By becoming a Big Brother or Big Sister, you can do the same for a child. And you will both be forever changed by the experience. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Monterey County, 801 Lighthouse Avenue, Monterey, CA 93940 (831) 655-9231 Fax (831) 655-9244 

American Cetacean Society Monterey Bay Chapter   http://www.starrsites.com/acsmb/  The American Cetacean Society engages in educational, conservational, and scientific pursuits for the purpose of expanding scientific knowledge of whales, dolphins, porpoises, and related creatures. Services offered by the Monterey Bay Chapter include monthly meetings open to the public, featuring presentations about whales, dolphins and related aspects of the marine environment.  The Monterey Bay Chapter of the American Cetacean Society normally meets at 7:30 pm on the last Thursday of the month at Hopkins Marine Station in Pacific Grove, California (across from the American Tin Cannery Outlet Stores). These meetings are free and open to the public.

Monterey Peninsula Audubon Society   http://www.montereyaudubon.org/  Monthly meetings of the Monterey Peninsula Audubon Society are free.  Members and non-members are welcome!  Meetings are held at the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History, at the corner of Forest and Central in Pacific Grove, second Thursday of the month.  Refreshments precede the meeting with a social "1/2 hour" at 7 p.m.  The meeting and program begin at 7:30 p.m.

 The Monterey Institute for Research in Astronomy   http://www.mira.org/  MIRA is a non-profit astronomical observatory, founded in 1972 and dedicated to research and education in astronomy. It is the first independent professional observatory founded in the 20th century. The offices, library, and shops are located on the Monterey Peninsula of California. The Institute is currently developing Richard W. Hamming Astronomy Center on the old Ft. Ord site near the new California State campus at Monterey Bay.  The Astronomy Center includes a main building, electronics and machine shops, and the Bette M. and William R. Weaver Student Observatory.  The Institute operates the Oliver Observing Station atop 5000 foot Chews Ridge. The Station houses a 36-inch reflecting telescope used for astronomical research. Because of the excellent atmospheric conditions in the Santa Lucia Mountains, the first to intercept the smooth airflow from the Pacific Ocean, and the dark skies of the Los Padres National Forest, the observing conditions are among the best measured in the world. 

Community of Caring, Monterey Peninsula  http:/www.communityofcaringmp.org  Community of Caring is a values-education program designed to integrate values and values discussions into schools and the community.  Community of Caring believes that helping young people understand values helps them understand choices, and the consequences that result.  It is a total approach to impressing on young people the importance of good citizenship and responsibility.