City and community leaders are urging the public to support the Chula Vista Nature Center by visiting
the City.s home page at
immediate email confirmation of their donation.
The Nature Center, a popular zoo/aquarium refuge along San Diego Bay, is one of a number of city
services and programs slated for deep budget cuts. The City Council is considering reductions in staff,
services and operations in an effort to close a $4 million gap in the current budget and a $20 million
shortfall projected for next fiscal year.
All online donations will go directly to the
facility.s programs and operation. The
Just this week,
$125,000 from the Sempra Foundation. In addition, an anonymous donor has stepped up to issue a
challenge grant of $125,000. That means all donations received by December 31, will be matched dollar
for dollar, up to $125,000.
Friends of the Chula Vista Nature Center
in Bayside Park. Live music, food, kids activities and environmental organizations will be part of the
festivities. All proceeds will benefit the facility. For more information on the event, visit
