One Great Event,
Two Great Locations!

Sacramento Area

September 19, 2015
Rusch Park
7801 Auburn Boulevard
Citrus Heights, CA 95610
Cross Streets are Auburn Boulevard
And Antelope Road

Contact: Jeff Thom
916-995-3967
Jeff.thom@ccbnet.org

Los Angeles Area

November 14, 2015
Crescenta Valley Park
3901 Dunsmore Avenue
La Crescenta, CA 91214
At Honolulu near the dog park

Contact: Donna Pomerantz
626-233-2991
donna.pomerantz@ccbnet.org To register online: www.ccbnet.org/muttstrut

California Council of the Blind (CCB) is a statewide 501(c)3 organization with local chapters that support blind and visually impaired people in diverse ways.

Our goal is to encourage self-sufficiency, independence and full participation in society. Since 1934, CCB has been the largest
consumer organization of persons who are blind or visually impaired in the state and is continuously advocating to improve their lives.

By utilizing our published resources and CCB membership, we are able to help people who are blind or encountering vision loss to access useful referrals to various agencies and peer mentors.

CCB is committed to community support, which allows us to further help persons who are blind or visually impaired gather resources and gain accessibility to services that will
make a difference in their lives.

California Council of the Blind Executive Office
1303 J Street, Suite 400
Sacramento, CA 95814

800-221-6359 (Calif only)
916-441-2100 ccotb@ccbnet.org www.ccbnet.org

Sacramento
09/19/15

Los Angeles
11/14/15

Contributing to a
Great Cause

Things to Bark
About

Fifth Annual Mutt
Strut

a “Tail” of Great Vision!
A “Tail” of Great Vision!

  Your donations to the California Council of the Blind support:

  Braille literacy

  College and vocational scholarships

  The Blind Californian quarterly magazine

  Training conferences and conventions

  Employment assistance programs

  Crisis Intervention

  Family education, awareness and peer support

The California Council of the Blind preserves and protects the rights of, and opportunities for, people who are blind or visually impaired through:

  Promoting accessible voting

  Continuing education through scholarships for college students

  Funding for educational services for students

  Preserving accessible services at state libraries

  Talking ATMs & accessible point of sale machines

  Working for the placement of accessible pedestrian signals at intersections as well as the installation of detectable warnings at transit platform edges, curb ramps, and hazardous vehicular ways.

  Working to protect the access rights of guide dog teams

  Working to promote legislation and regulations to protect the rights of guide dog users and to maintain high quality guide dog training programs

Bring your friends and family out for some fresh air and participate in the California Council of the Blind’s Fifth Annual Mutt
Strut, a 2k/5k run/walk to raise awareness for a great cause!

Each registrant will receive a commemorative T- shirt and Wag Bag & registered dogs will receive a commemorative bandanna!

Saturday, September 19, 2015
in Sacramento Area:
Check-in from 8:00-8:45 AM
Early Bird Registration Fees (April 30th to Aug.
30th): Adult $30; Student ages 13-18 $15; Children ages 6-12 $10; Dogs and Children 5 and under free

Registration Fees (After Aug. 30th): Adult $40; Student ages 13-18 $20; Children ages 6-12 $10; Dogs and Children 5 and under free

Saturday, November 14, 2015
in Los Angeles Area:
Check-in from 8:00-8:30 AM
Early Bird Registration Fees (April 30th to Oct.
25th): Adult $30; Student ages 13-18 $15; Children ages 6-12 $10; Dogs and Children 5 and under 5 free

Registration Fees (After Oct. 25th): Adult $40; Student ages 13-18 $20; Children ages 6-12 $10; Dog and Children 5 and under free.

Vendors, Food, Raffles, Dog Costume Contest & Entertainment
Event Time: from 9:00 am – 1:30 pm