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Our fundraising history is consistent.  Our board members, donors, beneficiaries, employees and volunteers get down, dirty and drenched at our annual sports endurance marathons and then clean up in their best formal wear for the Gala.  Last year we got filthy at The World Famous Mud Run at Camp Pendleton. We all finished the race and continued our stamina by

WE ARE TONING UP-CHECK OUT OUR NEW WEBSITE Celebrating our two-year anniversary of IRS determination, we now provide exercise therapy and nutrition education services to 200 unduplicated beneficiaries.  Our service provision focuses on helping individuals or groups who need to get healthy through sustainable fitness programs.  Working closely with medical professionals, we tailor programs for low-income groups, diabetics, fragile seniors,

SOAKED & STOKED SPONSOR A SWIMMER OR TEAM The New Wavers The Moby Dicks Slippery When Wet Swim Reapers Razzle Dazzle Razorbacks Aquaholics    Team Sub-Marines   2017 INSPIRATION AWARD RECIPIENT MEET STEPHANI VICTOR—THE PERFECT OBSTACLE SMASHER This USC film grad and actress Stephani Victor is living her own gold medal with an improbable script. Loading her car in 1995, she

CALIFORNIA JAZZ & WINE FEST IS APRIL 17 SAVE 20% with code 16RAK WE ARE GETTING WET!  Last summer, Fit 4 the Cause’s board of directors along with an estimated 60 additional team participants dove into the mud at The World Famous Mud Run and raised nearly $16K for health needs.  This summer we are taking it to the water

CELEBRATING ANOTHER YEAR—BRING IT 2016! Our humble grass-roots charity work began in 2010, raising money for causes through sporadic kickboxing classes.  Appealing to the community, our fitness fever concept captured the hearts of many.  In 2014, we formed our non-profit corporation and submitted our exhaustive application for tax-exempt status.  Miraculously, the IRS and the other relevant government agencies bestowed this

New Year, New Way, New You! Chances are your inbox will be filled with a hundred or more emails about how you can start off the New Year in the best possible way. You will hear about a zillion new diets, a host of ways to feel better after all the holiday bingeing, and you’ll get dozens of tips on

A Second Helping of Gratitude I was driving near my home the other day and I always make a point to glance over towards the wash that surrounds my neighborhood. As luck would have it, I spotted my favorite bird, a Snowy Egret. I walked over just in time to see him in graceful flight overhead. I then looked back

As most of you know, my goal in all things “nutrition” is to guide my readers and my clients towards finding a good balance for everything in their lives. How and what we eat is part of that balance.  I encourage you to listen to your body. It’s the best way I know of to figure out what you need.

I recently gave a series of workshops that dealt with understanding why we crave foods that are bad for us and struggle with eating the foods that makes us feel good, inside and out. The bottom line is that we all know what we should and shouldn’t be eating. True, there is a huge glut of information that continues to