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Nancy and Happy House Help Lay Down a Mile of Quarters – 26. February, 2013

On February, 23rd, 2013, the West Valley Boys & Girls Club held its 6th Annual Mile of Quarters fundraiser at the Westfield Topanga Mall in Woodland Hills, California. A large group of sponsors and dignitaries supported the effort, including our own Nancy Cartwright and a team from Happy House. Nancy and Happy House were the entertainment sponsors for the event.

And yes, that’s a quarter in Nancy’s eye! (Click here to see Daily News photos)

An enthusiastic crowd of kids laid down 68,000 quarters to make up the Mile of Quarters. The quarters were laid out on the floor on specially marked carpet, with one square foot equaling $3.25. When the entire mile of quarters is completed, $17,160 will be laid out on the floor.

Here’s what most of a mile quarters looks like:

The Daily News captured some wonderful images of the event which you can see here.

West Valley Boys and Girls Club Celebrates 20th – 19. October, 2012

The West Valley Boys and Girls Club reached a significant milestone, not just in its 20 year anniversary, but in its growth and service to the boys and girls of the West San Fernando Valley. (more…)

D’oh Nuts Movie Night Under the Stars – 8. October, 2012

On August 30th the West Valley LAPD hosted the first in what they plan to be a series of MOVIE NIGHTS FOR COMMUNITY! Nancy sponsored the event in Randal Simmons Park, which featured The Simpsons Movieshown on a first-class new projection screen and a big raffle. Nancy also signed some 50 autographs and the family audience reached a total of 150 plus. (more…)

Nancy Joins National Night Out – 8. August, 2012

Nancy joined her good friend, LAPD Officer Frank Avila of the West Valley Division for National Night Out at Encino Park. National Night Out is an evening where neighbors join in parks and at homes to show solidarity in their communities with the principals of law and order and cooperation with those tasked with keeping our neighborhoods safe.

“This is just a great way to show support for the LAPD,” said Nancy. “Many crimes can be prevented even before they happen if the citizens care about their communities.”

Nancy went on to Reseda Park to join the Devonshire Division as they celebrated with a movie under the stars. This was hosted by her good friend Mitch Englander and Nancy was happy to see Congressman Brad Sherman, someone she believes is a good role model and leader for our communities.