OUR PROGRAMS
From Our Barge to the Bay. Making a Difference Where It Matters the Most.
SCC CARES is committed to action. From preserving the Club’s irreplaceable WWII barge to bringing members together for community service, to championing causes that enhance our club value and community well being. Our programs connect heritage with action and local pride with lasting impact.
⚓ Crawfish Broil Silent Auction
Join us for a full day of good times, good food and good music. The annual Crawfish Broil is the Club's biggest fundraiser and you will be supporting improvements to our historic barge. The ticket price includes a full day and night of music, fresh gulf crawfish & prawn 'Cali" boil, Cajun buffet plus a access to our great member silent auction*.
The days Incredible music includes Rick Hardin, Iko Ya Ya, Tracorum and the Soul Brass Band. Get your discounted early bird tickets before May 16th.
Member: $100
Non-members $125
Night Show Only with Soul Brass Band
* Silent Auction is operated by SCC- CARES, so anything you purchase, a portion of it will be tax-deductible to you, and you will being helping the club.
🤝 Make a Difference Day: Saturday, September 12, 2026
SCC CARES is proud to participate in Make a Difference Day — one of the largest national community service events of the year — on Saturday, September 12, 2026. This annual day of service brings together Club members, neighbors, and community volunteers to roll up their sleeves and give back to Sausalito.
Whether it’s a shoreline cleanup along Richardson Bay, maintenance and beautification at Dunphy Park, or a service project in partnership with a local nonprofit partner, Make a Difference Day is our chance to demonstrate that the spirit of service that built this Club in 1948 is alive and well today.
Watch this space for details on this year’s project and if you are in…sign up here to put your name on our volunteer list. Every hand helps.
☘️ Warships to Friendships - Marinship Peace Park Initiative:
The target dedication date is September 21, 2026 — the International Day of Peace.
The story of Marinship is one of the most powerful transformation narratives in American history.
Between 1942-1945, ninety-three ships were built here. Twenty thousand Americans came from 48 states to build them - and to launch them from the shores of our tranquil Bay into the raging waters of a world at war.
Marinship closed in 1946, but 80 years later, these same shores hold the promise of something more enduring than the ships built here. This year, as our nation marks 250 years of American independence — we recognize a rare and timely opportunity: to not merely celebrate our Country’s evolution, but to reckon honestly with what America has built, what it has broken, and what it still has the opportunity to become. The Marinship evolution story of warships to friendships, tangibly reflects this opportunity: to transform a place born of global war, to a place dedicated to global peace.
A Peace Park would etch our community’s commitment to global peace into the Sausalito’s landscape - a permanent historic and educational landmark: a gathering place for annual remembrance, a destination for students and visitors, and a lasting tribute to the arc from war-building to peacebuilding.
SCC CARES is proud to co-sponsor this initiative alongside our Sister City of Sakaide, Japan (whose 38 year partnership is the embodiment that warship can become friendships) the Sausalito Historical Society, Sausalito Rotary, and a growing coalition of civic & individual partners committed to honoring this community's extraordinary history.
The work of friendship building and peacebuilding is our ongoing mission….We invite your support.
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