ArrowCreek interest groups art guild Connie Ghysels lulughysels@gmail.com www.ArrowCreekart.wordpress.com
Bridge Club Dick Eddy
eddyrp@charter.net
Chefs club
socials & events
Carol Steingard sedona1927@gmail.com www.ac-chefs.club
Crafters Mary Steele
marysteele6239@att.net
cycling club Jeff Foster
jeff-foster@sbcglobal.net
former incline residents Gabrielle Rubsamen-Judd gamaveru1962@gmail.com
hiking club Mark Steingard
sedona1927@gmail.com
mah jongg Patty Erickson
erickspm@gmail.com
men's tennis Don McConnell dfmcconnell67@gmail.com
From left Judy England, Karen Van Slambrouck, Carol Steingard, Sue Thorsteinson, Donna Perez, Bonnie Atondo
music lovers Angela Havewala angelahavewala@yahoo.com
chef's club philanthropy
pickleball
In 2016, ArrowCreek resident, Carol
founder Lynette Eddy, “the way we treat our
Steingard founded the ArrowCreek Chefs
most vulnerable is a reflection on who we
Club. Initially the group met monthly
are as a community.”
Mary Ann Gaebe lulughysels@gmail.com www.acpc.clubexpress.com
road to success
to share ideas and their love of cooking
Paula Macenski pmacenski@gmail.com Mary Katz marymfk77@gmail.com
eating. Understanding that their talents
scale models Hawley MacLean
hawley@hmaclean.com
singles skiing Stan Jaeger stanjaeger@gmail.com
snow shoeing
could help those in need in Reno, they began preparing monthly meals for
Initially the facility was located as a drop-in resource center on 6th Street. They were open Monday to Friday, 10am-5pm, where homeless and at-risk youth could stop
the Ronald McDonald House and the Veterans Home. Although both are worthy organizations, the club decided to seek out a less known organization in the
by to get resources and hangout in a safe place during the day. Unable to house the youth during the evenings and weekends, youth were provided food and resources
community that was in need of greater
they need to get through the weekend until
Mark Steingard sedona1927@gmail.com
support. Carol and her husband Mark
tennis (singles)
support – the Eddy House. Eddy House
While at this location, ArrowCreek Chefs
is a non-profit whose objective is to end
Club members provided sack lunches
wine lovers
youth homelessness in Reno, Nevada. Eddy
spearheaded by Sue Thorsteinson, and a
Terry Brodt
House works with homeless and at-risk
monthly hot meal originally coordinated by
youth to develop the life and job skills
Mary Katz and Paula Macenski.
Jeff Fisher jeffxfisher@gmail.com
terrybrodt@comcast.net
women's tennis Dayna Kaltman teachdk71@yahoo.com
discovered a local organization in need of
the doors re-opened on Monday morning.
necessary to be sustainable. In the words of
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