SOLEDAD — Lions Club of Soledad hosted its annual barbecue Aug. 24 at Eden Valley Care Center in Soledad, bringing together residents and staff for a delicious meal and a day of community spirit.
“We’ve been doing this barbecue for well over 20 years as part of our community service and to give back to those who are not able to come out, such as the residents at Eden Valley,” said Richard Perez, secretary/treasurer of the Lions Club.
The Lions Club provided a full barbecue meal for Eden Valley Care Center residents and the dedicated staff on shift. Their commitment to serving the community reflects the Club’s mission of supporting those in need and creating meaningful connections.
Ida Lopez Chan, CEO of the Soledad Community Health Care District (SCHCD), shared her appreciation for the Lions’ continued dedication.
“The Lions Club of Soledad exemplifies what true partnership looks like. Their generosity reminds our residents that they are valued and cared for, and it brings joy to our staff who work tirelessly every day,” Chan said. “We are fortunate to have partners like the Lions who not only support us year after year, but also strengthen the bonds that make our community so special.”
In the spirit of coming together, SCHCD stated that it is “proud to honor this long-standing partnership and celebrate the Lions Club’s commitment to serving others. Their annual barbecue is more than just a meal — it is a reminder of the power of community and the importance of caring for one another.”
Eden Valley Care Center, part of the Soledad Community Health Care District, is a skilled nursing facility in Soledad. For more information, call 831-678-2462 or visit edenvalleycare.com.
