About Us: Assistance League Sierra Foothills
Caring Hands, Generous Hearts
At Assistance League Sierra Foothills, we turn compassion into action. Our dedicated volunteers identify and bridge the most critical gaps in our community, striving to ensure that our neighbors have the opportunity to thrive.
Core Purpose and Shared Beliefs
A Better Future Starts with Investing in Potential Today
Mission
Assistance League Sierra Foothills volunteers enhance the lives of children and adults in El Dorado County through our community programs.
Vision
To address the evolving community needs through the dedication and commitment of our members
Values
Service To El Dorado County Residents
Leadership Willingness to Lead and Develop Leaders
Integrity Doing the Right Thing in a Reliable Way
Collaboration Working Together for Common Goals
Dr. Ed Manansala, El Dorado County Superintendent of Schools, presents Outstanding Community Organization award.
Our partner, Walmart, Placerville awards Operation School Bell® Program with a check.
Assistance League Sierra Foothills members accept a grant from El Dorado Community Foundation at their 2026 awards ceremony.
2026-2027 Board of Directors
Guiding and Inspiring for Impact
Pictured 1st row from left to right: Boni Canning, Pam Jarvis, Terry Wenig, Carol Geaney, Deanna Souther
2nd row: Joy Wright, Debbie Palmer, Cynthia Lowery, Karen Simon, Irene Muzio, Bonni Bergstrom
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Cynthia Lowery
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Boni Canning
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Pam Jarvis
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Bonni Bergstrom
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Karen Simon
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Debbie Palmer
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Irene Muzio
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Carol Geaney
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Deanna Souther
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Joy Wright
Advisory Council
Navigate the Future with Us
Assistance League Sierra Foothills has formed an Advisory Council of local professionals to boost community partnerships, visibility, and expertise. This team provides strategic guidance to improve our impact in El Dorado County.
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Pamela Maxwell
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Jaqueline McHaney, Esq.
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Trina Muzio
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Amy Pooley
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Allan Priest
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Mary M. Stacy
Transparency and Financials