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Solar Staging

MaidenHumboldt started out by providing solar staging for the various Non-Profit venues at festivals and fairs to show the viability of renewable alternative energy. Convincing the community was easy and today virtually every outdoor venue with in a 200 mile radius now promotes their "Solar Stage".
Tricks and Treats

For several years we were builders and promoters of The Arlo Hagler Haunted House to benefit the Southern Humboldt Community Farm, Redwood Community Radio and a Special Needs Fund for low income families at Dragon Heart TSD. We are now hosts of the Mateel Haunted House to support the Mateel Community Center, our favorite venue!

Helping Hands

About 1000+ gallons of KMUD Ice Coffee were made using our industrial kitchen for The Mateel's Reggae on the River's 3 day music festival and Coffee Booth duty from 2002-2005 to benefit Redwood Community Radio.

Sky Streaking

We are aviation enthusiasts and found children can connect to the powers of the sky with a rubber band. So we offered up a wonderful competition at the Garberville Airport for parents and children to compete with balsa wood aircrafts that shaft the prop to a rubber band. We look to make this an annual event!


Hosts of the Sky Streak rubber band airplane
competition for local children.

Read the articles-
Sky Streak Competition to be Held in Garberville

Radenbaugh Wins Sky Streak Competition

Project Poster

A conspiracy was hatched to have Aquila Phelps Gellman, Julia Ralston, and Emily Totten of South Fork High School pose for a heavy-metal promotional poster for a rock band – with parental consent, of course! In the cold damp winter of January 2007, all three sportingly agreed to pose, as if they were going to a summer metal concert in Europe. On an early winter Sunday morning inside Studio B at Redwood Community Radio – with the volunteer DJ's crowding the station like groupies – we did the do. I am certainly no photographer, but Emily's mother Gabriel is! Consequently, the battery of shots made available was so wonderful, it was exceedingly difficult to pick just one. Sadly, the band never got off the ground, and the poster became a computer file – until a month or so ago. Not so sadly, the poster has been released to the music community at large, and is on display at Wild Horse Records in Garberville California.  It will be available for purchase throughout 2008, and all 2008 net proceeds from Project Poster will go to the participating students, to put towards their higher education (in whatever form that takes). Should this work out, we – MaidenHumboldt – will do it again, with another round of South Fork students, in 2009!
Up The Irons!

Dave




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