Brittany Ramirez

Brittany is Lookout’s first contact for members. She answers (and quickly) any membership questions and is eager to help with the mundane modern work of resetting passwords, signing up for newsletters and resolving any technical issues. She joined Lookout as a marketing and sales coordinator after finishing her bachelor’s degree in marketing at California State University Monterey Bay in 2021. She then worked for Rootstock Artisan Collective as a social media marketing manager. Before heading to CSUMB, she completed her associate in arts degree at Cabrillo College, where she also played on the women’s soccer team. Her passion for working with local businesses stems from being born and raised in Santa Cruz.

Harvesting gratitude, sowing change: A call to action for a resilient and equitable future with Ecology Action

The end of a year and beginning of a new year are natural opportunities for reflecting and expressing gratitude. If you embrace this beneficial ritual (and we hope you do) we’d like to offer a few appreciations to consider. Gratitude for every day you cruised safely by bike to work, school, or play. Gratitude for […]

Cabrillo College and UC Santa Cruz lead $18.1 Million regional grant initiative for transformative education in Central Coast

The Central Coast K-16 Regional Collaborative, encompassing agencies from six counties across the state including Santa Cruz, has secured $18.1 million from the state’s Regional K-16 Education Facilities Grant Program that will bridge educational inequities and dismantle structural barriers along the education-to-employment continuum, according to a Cabrillo College release. This collaborative effort aims to create and […]

Listen Louder: Community engagement initiative works to shift perspectives on homelessness in Santa Cruz County

‘Listen Louder’ is a call-to-action for everyone in Santa Cruz County and beyond to put aside their preconceived opinions about homelessness and to actively listen to the voices of people with lived experience. Community Engagement is the natural extension of the ‘wrap-around services’ that are offered to the program participants at Housing Matters. The same proven […]

Transforming Santa Cruz County’s transportation landscape: Lift Line’s mission to bridge gaps

Santa Cruz County is renowned for its stunning landscapes and vibrant communities, but beneath the scenic beauty lies a challenge that often goes unnoticed: access to transportation. Lift Line is tirelessly working to close the transportation gap for low-income older adults and individuals with disabilities, aiming to help make Santa Cruz County the most accessible […]

We march together to end homelessness: Milestone event takes place April 1

Resolving homelessness requires commitment from all members of the community. What better way to showcase that commitment and determination than through a milestone event? On April 1, 2023, Housing Matters aims to demonstrate its commitment, alongside a compassionate community coalition, with the inaugural March to End Homelessness. The event — beginning with a rally, a […]

Become A Lookout Member: Deliver Fresh Produce to Kids Through Second Harvest Food Bank

by Alex Sibille and Brittany Ramirez

Through our Double Giveback program, Lookout is providing a 15% donation — or $27 — for Second Harvest Food Bank’s Food For Children for each new Lookout annual membership. Better yet, a Second Harvest donor is matching our donation, for a delivery of $54. That will power lots of fresh fruits and vegetables for the children of Santa Cruz County.

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