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Welcome to the beautiful City of San Juan Capistrano, home to the “Jewel of the Missions,” swallows, and so much more! Our small town has a big reputation for having a personable atmosphere. We have approximately 2,000 businesses in this small town, most whose owners are on site to discuss their products and services with you. The San Juan Capistrano Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit membership based organization dedicated to economic development and enhancing the community of San Juan Capistrano. Here at the Chamber of Commerce we strive to create and promote a climate where business can operate in a productive and profitable manner. We are not just an event Chamber but we are very active and do offer networking and promotional opportunities for all to share their business and for visitors to find what their heart desires. Being both a Chamber and a Visitor Center, we are a bridge between the lookers and the providers. We welcome you to visit our offices at 31421 La Matanza Street and explore our great town. You are also invited to look around our website and discover a glimpse conveniently from your computer, what this great town can offer in person. Should yu have any questions or need any personal assistance, please call us at (949) 493-4700.

San Juan College is located in Farmington, NM. It was founded in 1956 and the College operated as a branch of New Mexico State University. On July 1, 1982, an independent and separate community college known officially as Junior College District of San Juan County, and informally as San Juan College, came into being. From its modest start in 1956 with 25 students, the college now has a credit enrollment of more than 5,500 students per semester. Staff size has grown from a handful of part-time instructors to a present complement of 81 full-time faculty, 203 part-time faculty, and other staff for a total of more than 530 men and women to operate the college. National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship (NACCE) Certified Member College

Bem vindo a Rede San Juan de Hotéis. Com 7 unidades nas cidades de Curitiba, São Paulo, Jaguaiaríva e Foz do Iguaçu a rede conta com uma infraestrutura completa para oferecer o melhor serviço em hospedagem e eventos. Nossa rede vem oferecendo serviços de qualidade desde de 1975.

The San Juan Island Community Foundation (SJICF) was established in 1994 by a diverse group of islanders who wanted to support the quality of life on San Juan Island. They witnessed the important work being done by local nonprofit organizations and recognized the value of investing in their own community. We are made up of more than 40 funds representing individuals, families and organizations. The Community Foundation is unique among nonprofit organizations because we strive to be a resource for both our donors and local nonprofit organizations. SJICF provides leadership for key community issues. We distribute grants to support and advance local nonprofit activities and projects. We identify current and emerging issues and critical needs. We find ways to address short and long-term needs, and with the help of donors, we seek to address these needs through grant making and building a community endowment to support a thriving San Juan Island community long into the future. Our goal is to provide exceptional philanthropic guidance and service to our donors. Whatever your charitable budget, we are here to help you give wisely and have the impact you want. Our work with community nonprofits is not limited to grant making. We are cultivating a strong leadership role in the community supporting nonprofits with advice and resources. The San Juan Island Community Foundation is a federally qualified 501(c)(3) organization and is registered with the Secretary of State in Olympia, Washington.

Tax-supported fire district serving San Juan Island and (under contract) Dept of Natural Resources (DNR) land on various outer islands in the San Juan archipelago northwest of Seattle, WA.

Tax-supported fire district serving San Juan Island and (under contract) Dept of Natural Resources (DNR) land on various outer islands in the San Juan archipelago northwest of Seattle, WA.

About San Juan Island School District Located in the Salish Sea off the northwest coast of Washington State, San Juan Island is the largest of the many islands in the world famous archipelago of the same name. Approximately seven thousand permanent residents share this fifty-five square mile natural paradise. Connected to the mainland by ferry, float plane and small airlines, island living combines a cohesive small-town community with comprehensive services and commercial diversity unusual in a rural setting. The community has a comprehensive library, a state-of-the-art theater that features diverse performing arts, many wonderful restaurants, an historic museum, two national parks, miles of public shoreline, and a vibrant agricultural community. A new hospital and art museum have joined the performing arts center as examples of how San Juan Island residents work together to craft a unique blend of country living and urban amenities. The many land and water based recreational opportunities that support the tourist-based economy are available year round to residents. There are over 100 non-profit organizations dedicated to a variety of goals such as land stewardship, wildlife preservation, sheltering domestic animals and helping children and families. We serve nearly 800 students with an elementary school and a secondary campus containing a middle school, high school and alternative program. The schools are unique learning communities with growing economic and ethnic diversity. Students are encouraged to reach their highest potential in academics, athletics, and the arts. The district is noted for high levels of parent and community involvement, low staff turnover, and strong voter support for levy and bond measures. Every spring our community awards well over $200,000 in scholarships to our graduating seniors. This is a place that values and supports schools and school people.

Dedicated to the responsible use and preservation of the San Juan Mountains. SJMA was created in 1988 to assist the San Juan National Forest in providing education and interpretation of public lands in Southwest Colorado. SJMA has a participating agreement with the San Juan National Forest and the Bureau of Land Management Tres Rios Field Office to develop educational programs, publications and volunteer projects, as well as provide interpretive services. Click here to see an ongoing list of our projects in stewardship, education and interpretation.

San Juan Water District Wholesale is a community services district that provides drinking water to 160,000 people in portions of Sacramento and Placer Counties.