An inspirational message about exploring
your dreams for youth and adults is included on video
Eric Ramsey, Police Office with
the City of Huntington Beach, talks about Baja 1000 volunteer group and
fundraising efforts. Fulfilling your dreams is what it's all
about. Teaching the kids to pursue their dreams by being dedicated
and working very, very hard, you can get what you want, according to
this officer who spoke at a fundraising event in a park.
Persevering through the tough
times, Ramsey said that volunteer firefighters and police officers teach
youth in the Explorer Scout program (many who want to be officers, or
firefighters), that whatever occupation they choose, and whatever they
do, the really can obtain the American Dream.
A photo above shows a group of
high school-age students talking next to a Huntington Beach Search and
Rescue truck.
Huntington Beach Search & Rescue located at 18381 Gothard Street,
Huntington Beach, CA, behind the Joint Powers Training Center and
adjacent to the Huntington Beach Police Department Heliport is a
training facility used by Huntington Beach Search & Rescue Post 563, a
501(c)3 nonprofit organization. In addition to youth volunteer training,
the organization takes on special volunteer projects such as raising
money to support "Hogar de Ninos El Oasis" children's orphanage in
Mexico. Members of Search and Rescue will compete in the Baja 1000 in
November, 2007 as a fundraising effort toward, and seek sponsors.
More info: www.rescue1000.com |
