Stickers support Bears and Wildlife
Posted on November 30, 2010
Filed Under Lake Tahoe Community
Because of their ongoing commitment to care for our furry friends, the Bear League and Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care were the final beneficiaries of donations collected for the Keep Tahoe Culture sticker fundraiser.
Thank you everyone who participated. Together we raised $150!
Tahoe Arts and Mountain Culture wanted to give back to the local community by raising funds for a new non-profit in Lake Tahoe or Truckee every six months. 
May – December 2010 Beneficiaries:
North Lake Tahoe – The Bear League
South Lake Tahoe – Tahoe Wildlife Care
While the donation portion is over, you can still find the Keep Tahoe Culture stickers at:
♥ Gaia-Licious – 987 Tallac Ave. South Lake Tahoe (next to Yellow Sub)
Open every day, except Monday – 530-542-4244
♥ Grass Roots Health Food Store – Dunlap Ave. South Lake Tahoe (next to Blockbuster video) Open every day.
♥ Sierra Ski & Cycle Works – 3430 Lake Tahoe Blvd. South Lake Tahoe (Hwy 50 next to Safeway)
Open daily at 8am – 530-541-7505
♥ Top Drawer – 4000 Lake Tahoe Blvd. South Lake Tahoe (Crescent V Center)
Open daily at 10am – 530-542-0854
♥ Lakeside Landing – 4039 Lake Tahoe Blvd. South Lake Tahoe
Open daily at 10am – 530-541-6837
♥ Tahoe City Visitor Info Center – next to Fire Station
Open daily 9am to 5pm
Thank you for your support for helping to Keep Tahoe Culture!
About The Bear League:
The BEAR League is a completely volunteer, community based, not-for-profit organization in the Lake Tahoe Basin, Truckee and beyond, committed to keeping bears safe and wild in their natural habitat. Since 1998 under the leadership of Executive Director Ann Bryant and her dedicated board of directors, the Bear League has been helping to protect the bears in the Tahoe Basin and Truckee through public education, working with animal control officers on aversion techniques, responding to problem bears, policy development, and extensive community involvement.
“People Living in Harmony with Bears” is achievable as the public becomes educated as to the true gentle nature of the Black Bear. To learn more about the Bear League, please visit www.savebears.org.
About Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care:
They’ve been “Giving Mother Nature a Helping Hand” under the leadership of Cheryl and Tom Millham for more than 30 years. Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care, Inc. (LTWC) is an independent, nonprofit volunteer organization whose function is to raise, rehabilitate and release orphaned and injured wild birds and animals.
LTWC operates under permits issued by California Fish & Game and the United States Department of the Interior & Wildlife Service. No fee is charged for any bird or wild animal brought to the center, nor is any wild animal refused care.
From a handful of people in 1978 with an idea to help wildlife in their area, LTWC has grown to an organization that now provides a service to more than nine counties in California and Nevada surrounding the Lake Tahoe region.
To learn more about LTWC, please visit www.ltwc.org.
