Programs

In-A-Pinch (IAP)

Programs Photo 1In-A-Pinch is a member volunteer network that operates at times when an extra pair of hands is needed- following the arrival of a new baby, an illness or death in the family, surgery, or experiences that disrupt a family's daily routine. The SBMC In-A-Pinch group steps in to organize Club assistance for the family in need. This can include transportation, babysitting, grocery shopping and meals. The In-A-Pinch coordinator will arrange for other members to assist. In-A-Pinch defines what the San Bruno Mothers Club is all about: charity, goodwill, compassion, friendly and assistance to others. For more information, please contact the In-A-Pinch coordinator. IAP volunteers have their names put in the IAP Raffle for each service they provide. Prize drawings are held twice a year, at the Summer Picnic and Holiday Party.

Lending Library

Our Lending Library Program consists of books and DVDs on the following topics: breastfeeding, pregnancy, crying, sleep issues, women’s and children’s health, education, parenting and general entertainment. Materials may be borrowed for two weeks and maybe renewed if no holds have been placed on them.

SBMC Support Line

Our Support Lines are comprised of mmembers who are willing to be a resource for other moms facing certain circumstances. Our aim is to share our own personal experiences with you.  This program is to offer our members internal and external resources related to parenting topics such as breastfeeding, child care, sensory integration, and special needs children.

Members Night Out

Here's your opportunity to take a break from the family and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow memmbers. Members Nights Out are held monthly and include events such as dinners, movie nights, and slumber parties.

Monthly Events & Speaker Series

Our monthly events are not only entertaining, but they are educational as well. We offer a place to learn about family, health and local issues as well as public education and other matters. Some past and recurring topics include Game Night, Nutrition, Disipline, Women's Self-Defense, Preschool Fair, Wills, Trusts and Guardianships; and Daycare Options. If you have any suggestions for future topics or speakers, please contact the Vice President.
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Parties

The annual Spring Fling, Summer Picnic, Halloween and Winter Holiday parties are among the Club's most popular events.

Camping

Every August, the Club goes camping at a nearby KOA campground.
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Community Outreach

The Club believes in the importance of making our community a better place for our families. Some activities have included Toys for Tots drives, AYSO Soccer Team sponsorships, the annual Posy Parade and Goblin Grotto.
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Playgroups

Our playgroups meet regularly and sometimes on the spur of the moment! We have met in just about every park and coffee shop in the area as well as in members' homes. Playgroups are announced by e-mail and are listed in the Club's monthly newsletter.
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Children's Outings

Children's outings are held once a month and usually on weekdays. Destinations include local attractions and are often seasonal in nature.

Board Meetings

All members are welcome to attend monthly board meetings. Past and upcoming events are discussed, as well as the Treasurer's report and other business.