SSCA continues its tradition of awarding scholarships to interested graduating seniors who demonstrate not only academic excellence but a demonstrable interest in the mission of SSCA/SCI or similar missions of other local nonprofits.
Here are this year’s winners:
Jose Herrera – $1000. Not only did Jose maintain a 4.0 grade average, he volunteered much of his free […]
It is with great sadness that I must report the passing of long-time SSCA supporter Irene Morgan. In 2008, Irene was SSCA’s Secretary. Over the years she was involved in both the Greve and Patzcuaro Sister Cities Committees and loved to throw a party. She believed that food was a common bond for humanity. Just […]
SAVE THE DATE. The Sonoma Sister Cities Tokaj Committee holds its bi-annual fundraising event on Saturday, November 9, 2019. It will feature a Hungarian dinner with traditional entertainment from the country. There will also be an auction and raffle. This event always sells out,so stay tuned for further information. 
Have you ever wondered what serving on the Board of Directors of a non-profit corporation was like? You might wonder what’s involved and what skills are needed. Please consider stopping by our SSCA Meet the Board gathering on Friday, March 8th, from 5-7 p.m. at the Sonoma Creek clubhouse, located at 785 Oregon […]
On March 10, 2018, Burlingame Hall in Sonoma was transformed into A Night in Tokaj, as the Tokaj Committee hosted our bi-annual fundraiser. The evening featured a full Hungarian dinner (prepared by Committee members), including fine Hungarian pastries for dessert. A team of Hungarian Hussars (light cavalry unit) made their entrance to start off the […]
Here is the latest chapter in our ongoing Wine Internship Program! Thanks to our generous Tokaj Sister City supporters, we were able to send Kevin Valencia, a Santa Rosa Junior College student, to Tokaj Hungary for the crush. Kevin displayed such enthusiasm for Hungarian wines and an opportunity to work in Hungary that we […]
To create bonds for both Hungarian and American economic and cultural exchanges to benefit both cities.
The goal of the Committee is to promote mutual respect and understanding between Tokaj and Sonoma through access to wine culture, education, business, trade and partnership building.
The Sonoma Tokaj […]
From the Sonoma Index-Tribune
More than 150 years ago, a quarter of Sonoma’s residents were Chinese immigrants who helped form Wine Country, planting grapes and building irrigation systems and wine cellars before being pushed out by the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882.
Their labor […]
