NATIONAL CITY CHAMBER 2024 Directory and Community Guide

Table Of Contents

Welcome 3

Board and Chamber Staff 4

Chairman’s Circle 6

Why Join 7

Member Benefits 8

History 10

Transportation 14

Business & Industry 16

City Government 20

Healthcare 24

Education 28

Arts, Culture and Recreation 32

Shopping & Dining 38

Demographics 40

Economic Development 42

Annual Events 45

Chamber Events 46

Membership Listings 49

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National City Chamber of Commerce
Welcome

The National City Chamber of Commerce is the voice of businesses in National City, supporting growth in the marketplace and economic development for the city.

Our operating culture is based on inclusivity, fostering collaboration among economic development organizations through civic engagement and program models that embrace diversity and outreach to diverse groups.

During the COVID 19 Pandemic, the Chamber of Commerce had to pivot its role to give virtual support to our local businesses and communicate all the available resources to help business weather the pandemic. We connected business through our COVID resource page to PPP funding, SBA resources, CDC updates, Chamber safe reopening workshops, and more.

The Chamber is pleased to announce that to help promote our local businesses, we invested in a new website to help promote our city and its businesses: DiscoverNationalCity.org. The site has received over 20,000 views since it’s launch in November and continues to grow and get more attention.

The Chamber has a distinct role to play as the advocate for policies that promote a pro-business environment. Through our varied outreach campaign, we continually educate the public on the value and importance of local business, continuing to be a strong voice and champion for job creation and workforce development.

The Chamber continues to provide a large portfolio of products and services, meeting the needs of the business community. From annual events like the Annual Gala, Salute to Navy, Kile Morgan Golf Tournament, to our quarterly Breakfast Meeting programs, bi-monthly Business Referral Group networking meetings, Mixers, Job Fair, print and online publications.

The National City Chamber of Commerce is going through some challenging financial times, and as a result has had to streamline its staff and events.

Together we are stronger. Together, we will create transformational change that supports economic vitality and a vibrant community in National City.

Sincerely,
The National City Chamber of Commerce
History

National City is the second oldest city in San Diego County. Founded in 1868, it was acquired through a Mexican land grant by the Frank Kimball family. It was incorporated on Sept. 17, 1887.

We can’t deny the Latino cultural and gastronomical influence that has helped shape the city’s character. Thousands of people cross the Tijuana-San Diego border every day and many Latinos have made San Diego home. National City consists of 64% Latinos and we actively promote festivals and cultural celebrations.

National City shares different cultures, the other largest ethnic group is 19.5% Asian. Here, there is a large population of Filipino and Vietnamese communities. The Filipino Press is San Diego’s number one source of news and information for the Filipino community to help promote business and community development. Another great source for the Asian community is the Asian Business Association (ABA) that provides a strong voice on business, cultural and political issues of interest to San Diego’s Asian and Pacific Islander community.
HISTORIC ROOTS
Before the entry of Spanish into the area which modern day National City occupies, this was the territory of the Diegueño tribe, also known as Kamai, and later Kumeyaay. During the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century there was a Kumeyaay village, north of the modern National City boundaries, on Chollas Creek.

Following, the Spanish named the 26,000 acres (11,000 ha) of land El Rancho del Rey. After independence from Spain in 1810, the Mexican government renamed it Rancho de la Nación. Governor Pío Pico granted Rancho de la Nación to his brother-in-law John (Don Juan) Forster in 1845. Rancho De La Nación once totaled 26,633 acres, encompassed the far corner of Spring Valley, all of Chula Vista, Bonita, and extended all the way to Seaport Village.

President Andrew Johnson, in issuing the land patent, listed the name as the English translation “The National Ranch.” In 1868, Frank Kimball and his brothers Warren and Levi, contractors and builders from San Francisco, purchased the entire rancho and thus began the foundation of the city, retaining the National name, now calling it National City.
KIMBALL FAMILY
The Kimball Family started the Citrus Growers Association and also the first lumber company, bank and newspaper for National City and the City of Coronado. National City was also known for its tile factory and a growing citrus and olive industry. It is a little-known fact that the tiles used in the Downtown San Diego Railroad Depot were made in National City. The Kimball’s were also responsible for building the Sweetwater dam.

The Frank Kimball home, constructed in 1868, is located in historic Heritage Square in the 900 block of “A” Avenue. Heritage Square also heralds the celebrated Elizur-Steele home and the Proctor-Rice home. All of these homes are of Victorian Era construction built by prominent business owners and educators in the1880s. National City is home to more 100-year-old Victorian homes than any other city in California. Even though the city is 130 years old, the majority of the homes and businesses were built between 1940 and 1970.
NOTABLE SITES
One famous home in National City is the Noyes House. Located at 2525 N Ave., this Victorian house started off as the home of Oliver Noyes, a wealthy businessman, who was named National City’s first postmaster. In 2008, a piece of property surrounding the Noyes house was donated by the affluent Walton family (of Wal-Mart fame) to the International Community Foundation. That property also became home to Olivewood Gardens & Learning Center, which provides science-based environmental education lessons, hands-on gardening, and cooking lessons to students and families from underserved communities.
Four buildings in the City are listed in the National Register of Historic Places:
1. Granger Music Hall, 1615 East 4th Street

Ralph Granger, who struck it rich in the silver mines of Colorado and was making $5,000 a day through the 1890’s, located his family on an estate in Paradise Valley (8th Street). His love of violins led to his purchase of a large and expensive string collection, which prompted him to hire San Diego architect Irving Gill to build a private music hall for him near his house.

A wonderful 75-foot mural adorns the recital hall ceiling portraying the Muses Euterpe and Erato, surrounded by cherubs. Due to the way the building was constructed, no wall is exactly parallel, so a microphone is not needed. Sound travels from one end of the hall to the other without distortion.

Saved from demolition, Granger Music Hall was moved to its present site. In an effort spearheaded by National City Historical Society, it was lovingly restored and painted its original colors by the citizens of National City.

2. Brick Row on Heritage Square, 900 Block A Avenue

Designed by San Diego architect R. C. Ball, it was constructed by Frank Kimball in 1887 for $30,000. These 10 individual row houses were to be used by the executives of the Santa Fe Railroad during the time National City was acquiring the first railroad terminus in San Diego County. This architectural style is unique to this region and was molded after the row houses of Philadelphia and similar eastern cities. It was hoped that the railroad VIPs would not only feel at home surrounded by familiar architecture, but also be impressed by the cosmopolitan appearance of the young city. All the apartments have a formal dining room with a fireplace, a kitchen, a parlor, a butler’s pantry, and four bedrooms upstairs.

Twelve-inch thick interlocking brick walls divide the units. The brickwork on the row houses was laid with an artistic eye to break the severe lines of the long walls. The bricks above the second story are set upright at an angle. A one-story wooden porch runs the length of the building.

It is an integral part of National City’s Heritage Square. Each of the 10 units is privately owned and maintained; however, there is a protective covenant on the Facade, so the exterior will always be in keeping with the Victorian surroundings.

Brickrow houses the National City Historical Archives at 926 “A” Ave. A large collection of the city’s history and that of the police department and fire department are available for the public to view.

The Kimball Museum is located directly across the street from “Brick Row.” The Kimball Museum is the home of the National City Society.

3. Santa Fe Rail Depot, 922 West 23rd Street (California Southern Terminus Depot)

Built in 1882, the Santa Fe Rail Depot is the only original transcontinental railroad terminus in the United States that is still standing. On November 14, 1885, the first train left from National City to Waterman (renamed Barstow in 1886), 78 miles from its transcontinental link in San Bernardino.

The restored Santa Fe Rail Depot serves as a railroad museum and community meeting place. For more information please visit www.sdera.org or call (619) 474-4400.

Neighboring the Depot is National City’s Railcar Plaza at 840 West 24th Street. Once owned by National City founder Frank Kimball, the railcar played a significant role in transportation, serving as the region’s first commuter-type train dedicated to passengers. Even the legendary Wyatt Earp rode the train!

The Original 1887 No. 1 Car of the old “MOTOR CANNON BALL” excursion train is now on display at the National City Railcar Museum.

4. St. Matthews Episcopal Church, 521 E. 8th Street

In 1872, the Kimball brothers donated a parcel of land for the future building of a church. The Episcopal Society was organized in 1882 and Frank Kimball was elected secretary. St. Matthews Church was built five years later. Designed by Chula Vista architect William Herman, it was patterned after an English Countryside church.
Locally Designated Significant Buildings
1 907 A Avenue Elizur Steel/Crandall/Ennis House

2 923 A Avenue Frank Kimball House

3 926 A Avenue National City Historic Archives

4 939 A Avenue John Proctor House

5 940 A Avenue Hannah Lee’s Teahouse

6 538 C Avenue Pinney House

7 907 D Avenue Boyd-Vurgason House

8 1108 D Avenue Fred Copeland House

9 540 E Avenue William Burgess House

10 305 F Avenue Mitchell-Webster House

11 341 F Avenue Tyson House

12 405 G Avenue Doctor’s House

13 437 G Avenue Parson-Ochsner House

14 1735 J Avenue George Beermaker House

15 1515 L Avenue George Kimball House

16 2824 L Avenue McKnight House

17 2525 N Avenue Oliver Noyes House

18 636 E. 2nd Street John Steele House

19 926 E. 7th Street Barber-Ferbita House

20 3600 E. 8th Street Wellington Estate

21 2202 E. 10th Street Tower House of Moses Kimball

22 940 E. 16th Street Judge Hertel Hawken House

23 1129 E. 16th Street Mrs. Eimar Home

24 539 E. 20th Street Charles Kimball House

25 1504 E. 22nd Street D. K. Horton House

26 541 E. 24th Street Olivewood Clubhouse

27 1430 E. 24th Street Wallace Dickinson House

28 1433 E. 24th Street Dickinson Boal House

29 1941 Highland Avenue Floyd Home

30 425 Shell Avenue Josselyn House
Transportation

National City is in the “Center of it All”. San Diego County’s second oldest city is centered in a thriving bi-national region of 5 million consumers. The City’s competitive edge is its central location, grid-based transportation network, and diverse business industry. National City is 10 minutes from everywhere and positioned for prosperity. Fun Fact: In 2012 and 2015, National City was honored as the most walkable city in San Diego County.

National City is situated on the San Diego Bay between the two largest cities in the County, San Diego and Chula Vista, with connections to Naval Base San Diego and the Working Waterfront. National City is 5 minutes from downtown San Diego and 7 miles from the US-Mexico border. San Diego International Airport is a short 10-minute drive. The City is also in proximity to San Diego State University, University of San Diego, and the University of California – San Diego.

National City has direct access to an interconnected freeway network that includes I-5, I-805 and SR-54. The San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) provides trolley and bus service to National City seven days a week. The Bayshore Bikeway connects the community to Coronado Island, Chula Vista and San Diego. With accessibility by rail, bus, trolley and water, these transportation resources conveniently connect National City to the greater San Diego region.
Transportation Facilities and Services
Freeways: I-5 and I-805 cross the City from north to south SR-54 traverses the southern edge of the City

Port, Freight & Rail: San Diego Unified Port District’s National City Marine Terminal
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad
San Diego & Arizona Eastern Railway

Public Transit: San Diego Metropolitan Transit System
Blue Line Trolley – 8th Street and 24th Street Transit Stations
MTS Bus and Trolley Maps and Timetables can be found at http://www.sdmts.com/map_timetable.asp

Bicycle Facilities: Bayshore Bikeway, Sweetwater River Bikeway
National City’s Bicycle Master Plan and City Bike Map can be found at http://www.nationalcityca.gov/government
/engineering-public-works/engineering-division
/capital-improvement-projects-cip
Active Transportation Projects:
FRANC (Free Rides Around National City) The FRANC electric shuttle service offers a range of benefits to the community. It creates local jobs, provides free transportation options, and serves as a first/last-mile solution to existing transit hubs. The on-demand service is 100% electric, avoiding greenhouse gas emissions and reducing vehicle miles traveled (VMT). Download app: https://www.ridecircuit.com/ride

• Monday through Friday 6:30 a.m. 7:00 p.m.

• Saturday and Sunday 10:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Top Attractions:-Pepper Park-National City Aquatic Center-Kimball Park-Local Shops and restaurants
Upcoming Projects
24th Street Transit Oriented Development

The 24th Street Transit Oriented Development (TODO project for short) is a plan designed to revitalize a 760-acre area near the 24th Street Transit Center in National City, California. The assessment phase of the project started in 2019, which set the stage for developing recommendations and the plan itself in 2020 and 2021. The TODO project proposes a holistic, multi-step approach to achieving a 10-minute neighborhood one that is walkable, bikeable, and offers everything a resident might need within a small radius.

In light of the area’s history of auto- and industry-focused development, it is committed to doing so in a way that centers restoration, resident health, and rebuilding. The project team is currently in the process of securing additional funding for implementation and has put together a list of programs they might pursue.
Business & Industry

National City is a great place to do business. In fact, National City is home to over 3,000 businesses, a remarkable number for a city with a population of 60,000. As one of the healthiest business climates in Southern California, National City businesses come from various industries and sectors. Business types range from small family-owned operations to multimillion-dollar corporations. National City also boasts the highest sales tax per capita in the County.

National City’s Bayfront is comprised of 303 acres of waterfront land hosting 1,197 direct jobs and generating $444 million in direct business output. Major assets in this area include the National City Marine Terminal, Pepper Park with its fishing pier and boat launch, Pier 32 Marina, and the National City Aquatic Center.

The National City Marine Terminal, part of the Unified Port of San Diego, is the most advanced vehicle import and export facility on the West Coast, processing more than 400,000 vehicles annually. The National City Marina District in total encompasses 53 acres of land and water ripe with redevelopment opportunity. The area is currently designated for three primary purposes: Maritime, commercial recreation and public access.

Revitalization projects add value and prestige to National City’s redevelopment efforts. The world class Pier 32 Marina offers an inviting and attractive locale for relaxation and business meetings. The Port of San Diego hosts the Aquatic Center, a waterfront recreational facility offering kayaking, rowing, and educational programming for all ages.

National City holds a promising future with the 8th Street Corridor Smart Growth Revitalization Project underway. Street improvements include enhanced pedestrian safety and access, improved walkability and connection to transit, streetscaping, and increased parking. 2021 welcomes the City’s 2nd Craft Brewery, NOVO Brazil, and a new Public Market housing a deli, taco shop, personal services, and more.

On National City Blvd, visit Napoleone’s Pizza House! An Italian family owned and operated restaurant that has served National City for over 60 years. This newly remodeled family friendly restaurant has so much to offer beside delicious food. Casual dining, discounts to military and police as well as Happy hour Monday to Thursday are just some of the reasons you should check this restaurant’s menu pays homage to traditional Italian food.

Another great place to stop is Slappy’s Burgers and Brews on Plaza Boulevard, offering a variety of craft beer from all over San Diego and the best burger in town according to many reviews.

The city invested $50 million in the Paradise Creek housing project. This Westside infill transit oriented development (WTOD) project includes 221 affordable family homes and amenities including pedestrian walks, picnic areas, structured and natural play areas, a fitness center, and intimate plazas.

The top revenue producers in National City in the recent years have been Arco AM PM, Frank Hyundai, Frank Subaru, In N Out Burgers, Macys, Mor Furniture 4 Less, Mossy Nissan, Cumming Chevrolet, Perry Ford, Sweetwater Harley Davidson, and more. A surge in building-material sales, driven by the booming regional construction market, was the primary factor in the overall improvement.

National City has always been recognized as business friendly. The National City Chamber of Commerce supports and represents small, medium and family owned businesses, making National City a thriving environment for inclusive economic development. National City was ranked as the Most Walkable City in San Diego County, a welcoming community for tourists, and local shoppers.
City Government

National City is a general law city and was incorporated on September 17, 1887. National City is the oldest City in the South Bay of San Diego County. The City operates under the council-manager form of government. The City Council has five members who are elected at large for a term of four years. The residents of National City elect the Mayor, City Treasurer and the City Clerk.

The City Council is responsible for setting policies, enacting ordinances, adopting the budget, reviewing the General Plan, appointing committees, along with appointing the City Manager and the City Attorney. The City Manager is responsible for carrying out policies and ordinances of the City Council, appointing City Department heads and overseeing the day-to-day operations of the City. 2019 brought in our newest city manager, Brad Raulston. The City Attorney’s Office is the legal counsel for the City and the Community Development Commission (CDC), and advises the City Council, the City’s boards and commissions, and City staff. In general, the City Attorney’s Office provides the services necessary to accomplish the programs of
the City’s policy makers according to legal requirements.

National City has two sister cities as designated by Sister Cities International: Tecate, Mexico and Olongapo, Philippines.

Representation in Government

In the California State Senate, National City is in the 40th Senate District, currently represented by Democrat Ben Hueso.

In the California State Assembly, it is split between the 79th Assembly District, currently represented by Democrat Shirley Weber, and the 80th Assembly District, currently represented by Democrat Lorena Gonzalez-Fletcher.

In the United States House of Representatives, National City is in California’s 51st congressional district, currently represented by Democrat Juan Vargas.
Current Projects
Las Palmas Pool Widening Widening Pool Replaster, Deck Rehab, Locker Room and ADA Upgrades 

Sweetwater Road Protected Bikeway The project will install approximately 1.2 miles of protected bike facilities along Sweetwater Road between N. 2ndÂ Avenue and Plaza Bonita Road, extend the Class I bike path along Plaza Bonita Road, and provide bicycle/pedestrian safety enhancements at intersections.

Paradise Creek Water Quality and Community Enhancement Project, Phase II Water Quality and drainage infrastructure Improvements along Paradise Valley Road

Kimball Park Dog Park and Tot Lot + Las Palmas Park Dog Park 

National City Eastside I- 805 Community Greenbelt ProjectIm provements along the east side of I-805 from Plaza to Division Street will include improved paved paths for bikes and pedestrians, new fencing along the freeway, lighting, public art, educational signage, and landscape improvements.

El Toyon Park Improvements The proposed project will renovate El Toyon Park through the construction and/or renovation of: new shared use paths, shade structures, sports lighting, resurfacing the artificial turf sports field, dog park, new scoreboard, community garden, children play structure, community event area, pickleball courts, basketball courts, tennis courts, and park lighting.

Kimball Highland Master Plan Project https://www.nationalcityca.gov/government/national-city-housing-authority/plans-projects-and-programs/kimball-highland-master-plan

City Directory

1243 National City Boulevard, National City, CA 91950

www.nationalcityca.gov

Open Monday – Thursday, 7am-6pm

Mayor’s Office (619) 336-4236

Council’s Office (619) 336-4235

City Manager (619) 336-4240

City Attorney (619) 336-4220

City Clerk (619) 336-4228

City Treasurer (619) 336-4340

Building Division (619) 336-4210

Community Services (619) 336-4290

Engineering Department (619) 336-4380

Stormwater Hotline (619) 336-4389

Finance Department (619) 336-4330

Purchasing Division (619) 336-4570

Fire Department (619) 336-4550

Emergency 911

Fire Marshall/Inspector (619) 336-4550

Station 31 (619) 472-6488

Station 34 (619) 336-4566

Housing & Grants (619) 336-4254

Section 8 Rental Assistance (619) 336-4254

Human Resources (619) 336-4300

Employment Opportunities (619) 336-4306

Library (619) 470-5800

Metropolitan Transit System (619) 233-3004

Neighborhood Council (619) 336-4240

Neighborhood Services (619) 336-4364

Graffiti Hotline (619) 336-4545

Code Enforcement Hotline (619) 336-4287

Special Events (619) 336-4364

Planning Division (619) 336-4310

Public Works Division (619) 336-4580

Police Department (619) 336-4400

24-hr Dispatch (619) 336-4411

Animal Control (619) 336-4478

Parking Enforcement Hotline (619) 336-4343

Traffic Division (619) 336-4420

Vehicle Abatement (619) 336-4343

Gang Enforcement Hotline (619) 336-4264

Recreation Centers (619) 336-4290

Aquatic Center (619) 495-0701

Camacho Gymnasium (619) 336-6758

Casa De Salud/Teen Center (619) 336-6757

El Toyon (619) 472-6486

Kimball Senior Center (619) 336-6760

Las Palmas Pool (619) 336-6758

Senior Nutrition Center (619) 336-6750

Mayor, Council and Elected Officials

Mayor Ron Morrison

Vice Mayor Luz Molina

Councilmember Marcus Bush

Councilmember Jose Rodriguez

Councilmember Ditas Yamane

City Treasurer R. Mitchel Beauchamp

City Clerk Shelley Chapel
Health Care

National City’s proximity to the greater San Diego area provides easy access to all varieties of expert medical care, including the renowned Rady Children’s Hospital, Naval Medical Center San Diego, SHARP Chula Vista, San Ysidro Health Centers, Family Health Centers of San Diego-National City and UCSD Medical Center, the only academic/teaching/research hospital in San Diego County.

Paradise Valley Hospital’s doctors, nurses and staff of work together towards one shared mission: to deliver quality health care to the South Bay community. They are the only South Bay hospital to be named a “Top Performer” by The Joint Commission five years in a row (2011-15), and the only hospital in San Diego to win the Patient Safety Excellence Award from Healthgrades for the past three years in a row (2015-17). The hospital offers core services in cardiac care, emergency care, primary care, senior and wellness services, acute and outpatient rehabilitation, maternity care, general surgery, hyperbaric and wound care, and behavioral health. In addition to these, they also feature the San Diego Spine & Joint Center, a dedicated orthopedic unit staffed by surgeons trained in advanced, minimally invasive surgical procedures. The unit itself, the entire east wing of the fourth floor, is designed and run to give patients the experience of staying at a seaside resort. Learn more at ParadiseValleyHospital.org, or call (619) 470-4321, toll-free (844) 784-2255. They accept most private and government insurance plans. PVH is located at 2400 E 4th St.

La Maestra Community Health Centers, which opened its National City Health Center in 2004, was established in 1991 and has been a Federally Qualified Health Center since 1999. La Maestra offers a comprehensive range of culturally and linguistically-appropriate services including outpatient primary care; pediatrics; geriatrics; women’s health; laboratory; digital imaging; telemedicine; pharmacy and dispensary; dental, vision and behavioral health services; and chronic disease management. Through its innovative, solution-based “Circle of Care” philosophy, La Maestra guides patients and their families to well-being and self-sufficiency. La Maestra offers weekly distribution of free and nutritious food, and provides assistance with enrollment in Medi-Cal, Covered California, Cal FRESH, and energy savings programs.

The La Maestra National City Health Center is located at 217 Highland Avenue and can be reached at (619) 434-7308.

San Ysidro Health is a non-profit organization committed to providing high quality, compassionate, accessible and affordable health care services for the entire family. The organization was founded by seven women in search of medical services for their children. Almost 50 years later, San Ysidro Health now provides innovative care to over 92,000 patients through a vast and integrated network of 34 program sites across San Diego County including: medical clinics, dental clinics, behavioral health centers, HIV centers, WIC nutrition centers, mobile medical units, school-based health centers, chiropractic services, pediatric developmental clinic, teen clinic, senior health center and Program for All Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE). San Ysidro Health and its program sites are designed under the concept of The Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) model of care, where the patient, not the support staff or provider, is the focus of all care and services. For additional information please visit San Ysidro Health at www.syhealth.org or call 619-662-4100. Connect with San Ysidro Health on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. SYH has 3 locations in National City: 1136 D. Ave, 2400 East 8th St., 340 East 8th St.

Samahan Health (S.H.) was founded in 1973 by a group of volunteer doctors with the goal of providing culturally and linguistically competent primary and preventive health services for Filipino and Latino patients. Rapid growth catalyzed the need for greater organization, full-time staff, and dedicated space. In 2006, S.H. became a Federally-Qualified Health Center (FQHC). Built on a foundation of social justice, the agency serves the medically indigent population of San Diego County through clinics in areas with a high-density population of diverse families and individuals who live at poverty levels that are 200-400% below the Federal Poverty Line. S.H. provides a full range of health and wellness services, including adult and pediatric primary care, dental care, behavioral health, women’s health, integrative medicine, teen resources, and enabling services. S.H. currently operates six health centers in National City and San Diego. Learn more at www.operationsamahan.org or call 1.844.200.2426. Samahan Health has 2 locations in National City: 2743 Highland Ave., 2101 Granger Ave.
SENIOR SERVICES
Retirement communities in National City include Paradise Village -- a premier, 12-acre Mediterranean-style, gated 55+ rental community offering 278 retirement apartments, 92 assisted-living units, and luxury penthouses. Amenities include an outdoor rec area, resident gardens, BBQ area, hobby/woodshop, 18-hole putting green, indoor and outdoor restaurant-style dining and cafe, a wellness center with a 75-foot indoor pool, credit union, salon and spa, 200-seat theatre, chapel, health clinic, gift shop/sundries store, library, community rooms, art studio, and board room. And, Plaza Village Senior Living offers seven independent-living units, 24 assisted-living residences, and 51 Alzheimers units. Both communities have opened within the last five years.

Other Assisted-Living facilities consist of Cedars at Paradise Village, Paradise Valley Manor and Assisted Living, and a variety of adult family homes, each licensed for up to six beds.

Long-term care and rehabilitation facilities include Castle Manor Convalescent Center, Friendship Manor Nursing and Rehab Center, Hillcrest Manor Sanitarium, Paradise Valley Manor and Assisted Living, and Windsor Gardens Convalescent Center.

Other senior services organizations include the Kimball Senior Center that offers a variety of activities ranging from dances, bingo, game days, potlucks, day trips, lunch outings, billiards, weight management support groups, singing groups, health talks, flu shot clinics, senior exercise classes and local transportation for National City residents to Kimball Senior Center activities. The George H. Waters Nutrition Center in National City was established in 1979 and seniors are invited to join us at this site for a fantastic meal. Great entertainment is also offered at this site on a regular basis. Suggested contribution of $3.50 per meal.

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Education

National School District

The National School District has served the families and children of the National City community since 1871. As such, it is one of the oldest school districts in California and has a rich tradition of providing an exceptional education beginning in preschool through the sixth grade. The National School District has a total of six schools that have received recognition as California Distinguished Schools in the District – Rancho de la Nación, John Otis, Ira Harbison, Lincoln Acres, Kimball, and Olivewood. In 2016, the voters approved Proposition HH, a $30 million bond that will be used to repair and rebuild aging classrooms and school facilities.

Our vision is: To produce exceptionally prepared learners; innovative and compassionate world citizens.

Our mission is: Creating Successful Learners…Now.

Each student in the National School District receives an exemplary, world-class education in a safe and nurturing environment. By collaborating with educators, staff, parents and our diverse community, all students attain the skills essential to succeed and thrive in a competitive, global society.

Our core values are:

We Believe…

Children First

Relationships matter

Whatever it takes!

Follow on social media: @NationalSD #NSDnow

Sweetwater Union High School

The Mission of Sweetwater High School, the distinguished educational cornerstone of National City, committed to academic, social and ethical growth for its diverse students, is to ensure graduates possess skills necessary for success in post-secondary educational and career aspirations and become contributing members of their community through a system of learning characterized by:

• A rigorous and relevant curriculum

• A culture of learning, emphasizing high expectations for all students, staff and parents

• A caring professional staff leading students to maintain healthy relationships and make positive choices

• A community focused on accountability, assessment and achievement for all stakeholders

• Resources and opportunities to maximize student achievement and potential

Sweetwater High School currently serves 2,500 students in grades 9 -12. SUH’s student body consists of 82% Latino, 12% Filipino, 5% African-American and 1% White. Twenty-three percent of the student body is identified as English Learners and approximately 85% receive free or reduced meals at Nutrition Break and Lunch. The school received the 2011 Community Leader Award from the National City Chamber of Commerce.

Sweetwater High School dates back to 1920 and has long been a tightly knit community hub whose alumni make up all of the elected positions at City Hall.

Higher Education Center at National City - Southwestern College

Established in 1998, Southwestern College’s Higher Education Center at National City (HECNC) was created to serve the educational needs of the residents of National City and its surrounding communities. Located right off the I-5 freeway, and down the street from the 8th street trolley station, the HECNC is easily accessible to all of the South Bay. The Center enjoys an enrollment of over 3,000 students per semester and offers a full array of classes for students who wish to pursue an Associate's degree, complete general education and major preparation requirements for transfer, and/or develop occupational skills for employment, such as dental hygiene, medical laboratory technician, and medical office professions.

A newly completed building includes modern laboratory spaces, classrooms, a teaching clinic, a laboratory for the medical office professional program, and a community room seating 90 people for guests and community events.

The project also included the modernization and expansion of the existing small business development area in the current building, creating the Center for Business Advancement. This hub brings together four business service organizations to better provide support to small businesses that help them achieve success and stimulate the local and regional economy. The Center for Business Advancement (CBA) is comprised of the San Diego and Imperial Women’s Business Center (WBC), the Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC) of San Diego, Orange and Imperial Countries, the Small Business Development Center (SBDC), and the SBDC Network for San Diego and Imperial Counties.

Integrity Charter School

National City’s Integrity Charter School began operation in September 2003 and moved to its new location in 2010 on National City Boulevard and 8th Street. Integrity Charter School provides an educational choice to parents of children in grades K-8 in National City, CA and the neighboring area. The school has implemented comprehensive K-8 Common Core Standards that define the essential knowledge and skills that students should acquire in every subject area.

Integrity Charter School’s mission is to provide a small school environment and equip students with strong skills in Reading, Writing, Math and Science while emphasizing the skills necessary to become caring, courteous, responsible, respectful and civic-minded adults. By building civic partnerships, Integrity Charter School enables students to be successful leaders of their family, school and community.

San Diego Workforce Innovation High School

San Diego Workforce Innovation High School is part of the Learn4Life network of nonprofit schools. It provides students with personalized learning, career training, and life skills. They are locally controlled, tuition-free and give students the flexibility and one-on-one attention they need to succeed.

Year Round enrollment:
2 Euclid Ave., National City, 91950 619-432-4690

Find out more at: Learn4Life.org

Education Model

Learn4Life removes many obstacles that opportunity youth face through its unique education model and workforce innovation partnerships.

Personalized Learning: Lessons are built around the skills, talents and needs of the individual student.

One-on One Attention: Students are paired with a supervising teacher with support from tutors, counselors and administrative staff.

Flexibility: Family life and adult responsibilities can make a regular school day impossible so Learn4Life works with students’ schedules to encourage school completion.

Safe Environment: Campuses are safe with controlled access and security monitoring so the focus can be on learning

Workforce Training: Corporate partnerships and job readiness programs prepare students for the real world while filling the need for a skilled workforce.

Charter Schools

Integrity Charter School, 701 National City Blvd., National City, CA	(619) 336-0808
Sweetwater Secondary School 3030 Plaza Bonita Rd. Ste. 1000	(858) 678-2020

Public Schools – National School District

Central ,933 E Ave,(619) 336 7400,El Toyon ,2000 E Division St,(619) 336 8000,Ira Harbison ,3235 East 8th St,(619) 33...

Sweetwater Union School District

Granger Junior High School	2101 Granger Ave	(619) 472-6000
National City Middle School	1701 “D” Ave	(619) 336-2600
Sweetwater Union High School	2900 Highland Ave	(619) 474-9700
National City Adult Education Ctr	517 Mile of Cars Way	(619) 336-9400

Private schools

San Diego Academy	2800 E. 4th St.	(619) 267-9550
Faithful Ambassadors Bible Baptist Academy	2432 E. 18th St.	(619) 267-3761

Local Colleges & Universities

Southwestern College Higher Education Center 880 National City Blvd., National City, CA. 91950

(619) 216-6665

Member Colleges & Universities

California College San Diego 700 Bay Marina Drive, Ste. 100 National City, CA 91950	(619) 680-4421

Arts, Culture And Recreation

National City is a vibrant community with cultural and artistic diversity. It is perhaps the most interesting city in San Diego with respect to its cultural roots in music, sports, Victorian past and indigenous ties to the Kumeyaay people.

National City host annual events to celebrate its rich history and civic pride including the Salute to Navy Luncheon every October, Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony in December, Fourth of July Carnival, and Summer Movies in the Park series, to name a few.

The City initiated a partnership with A Reason to Survive (ARTS) to open its Arts Center to the community in 2012. ARTS is an active community center and a nationally recognized organization that believes in the power of the arts and creativity to transform lives. ARTS provides therapeutic art programs, formal arts education, and creative life and career preparation for youth. It is located on 12th Street just east of City Hall, at 200 E. 12th St.

In 2012 and 2015, National City was honored as the most walkable city in San Diego County. It currently holds a walk score of 71, among the highest scores for cities of similar size. However, its current score also puts National City among bigger cities like Seattle, Washington (74) and Portland, Oregon (66). San Diego’s current walk score is 56.

National City has something for everyone: a Skateboard Park at Kimball Park; a Surf Shop for beach goers; fishing off the Pier at the Sweetwater channel; the Bay Shore Bikeway connecting National City to Downtown San Diego; and kayaking or boating off the new boat launch at Pepper Park. The Pacific Ocean and white sand beaches are just minutes away. Scenic mountain vistas and desert spas are within an hour’s drive. Visit the new 4,700 square foot National City Aquatic Center adjacent to Pepper Park and Pier 32 Marina. The facility includes two multi-purpose classrooms that can be opened as one larger room; storefront/office space; locker rooms with showers and restrooms; boat and equipment storage; decorative lighting, landscaping and public art.

If you feel like putting around, check out the free putting green at Pier 32 Marina. Need affordable golf? Try the National City Executive Golf Course, it’s a South Bay secret located on 30th Street.

Many residents already take advantage of programs offered by the City’s Community Services Department and now, with the partnerships that are being fostered throughout the City, there are expanded recreation opportunities for National City residents. There are over six parks in National City. El Toyon offers tennis courts and Las Palmas Park offers a remodeled Olympic-size swimming pool. In April of 2013, the City’s butterfly park at 20th St. and Palm Avenue was rehabilitated through multiple community partnerships including ARTS, Olivewood Gardens, and the Pomegranate Center as well as resident participation.

Community Events

(Subject to change due to Covid-19)

4th of July Carnival & Fireworks (July) – Annually presented by the National City host Lions Club at Kimball Park, 12th Street and D Ave. Four-day carnival celebrates American independence, local commerce, and regional talent with diverse food booths, entertainment attractions, kid’s rides, and the esteemed Miss National City Pageant.

Mabuhay Festival (June) – This FREE fun festival honors the anniversary of the Philippine Independence Day and celebrates language, culture and diversity. The event promotes pride in the Filipino cultural heritage; builds collaboration and cultural understanding; and promotes empowerment in the community of diverse strengths and backgrounds!

Movies in the Park Series (June-September) – The series is on the second Friday of the month beginning in June through September at different locations each month. As part of the San Diego Movies in the Park program through a partnership with the San Diego County Parks and Recreation Department, each free movie event includes pre-show entertainment beginning at 7 p.m. with the feature presentation starting at dusk.

National City Night Out

National Night Out began in 1984 with 2.5 million residents in 400 communities, where neighborhoods turned on porch lights and sat outside. By 2016, it was 38 million people in 16,000 communities.

Every 1st Tuesday in August, is National Night Out at Kimball Park, a community-based partnership with police to create a better community and neighborhood camaraderie, serving as a way for people to come together.

Salute to Navy Luncheon (October) – This luncheon has been a longstanding tradition for the past 65 years. National City holds this event every year during the month of October which celebrates the Navy’s birthday. This is the first and longest running event of its kind in the United States.

Tree Lighting Ceremony (December) – Annual holiday celebration at Kimball Park. Program includes carolers, performances by National School District choir groups, festive arts and crafts, food, art exhibits, and open houses at Kimball Park.
Parks and Recreation Centers
Kimball Skate Park
16th Street between National City Blvd and “D” Avenue

Kimball Park
12th Street and “D” Avenue

El Toyon Park
2005 East 4th Street

Las Palmas Park
1800 Newell St.
*Butterfly Park

Olivewood Gardens and Learning Center
2525 N Avenue

Pepper Park
3299 Tidelands Ave

Sweetwater Heights Park
Cagle & Stockman Streets

Public Boat Launching Facilities
3299 Tidelands Ave

National City Municipal Golf Course
1439 Sweetwater Road

Paradise Creek Educational Park
302 West 18th Street (Behind Kimball School)

Municipal Swimming Pool
1800 East 22nd Street

Louis Camacho Recreation Center
1810 East 22nd Street

National City Public Library
1401 National City Boulevard
Shopping & Dining

National City – A Destination for Passionate Shoppers

National City is a shopper’s paradise that rewards both those who love to explore commercial byways and those who like a modern, “happening” one-stop mall. With a variety of shopping centers, unique retailers and ethnic markets, this is a town where you can expect to find great gifts, great deals and the perfect fit.

Westfield Plaza Bonita is the largest enclosed shopping center in the South San Diego County. It houses the fashion brand H&M, as well as other household-name retailers like JCPenney, Macy’s, Nordstrom Rack, Target, MAC Cosmetics, Broken Yolk Café, Red Robin Gourmet Burgers and Brews. It’s also home to an impressive 14-screen AMC Theatre with Westfield Plaza Bonita has a carefree ambiance and popular “something-for-everyone” dining options, entertainment and top brands. The climate-controlled community hub houses over 140 family-friendly places to eat, shop, and play including Hollister, Urban Decay, Victoria’s Secret, PANDORA, and NYX Professional Makeup.

Before the original Plaza Bonita opened in 1981, other shopping and dining areas of the city held sway. Then it was Downtown National City, bounded by National City Boulevard on the west, D Avenue on the east, Seventh Avenue to the north, and Plaza Boulevard on the south. Reinvestment and beautification of this neighborhood continues with millions of dollars being allocated to infrastructure upgrades, beautification measures and economic development to attract residents, businesses, and visitors back to this urban enclave. New residential projects are underway in this sector, with more expected to come on line as word gets out about National City – a best-kept secret blessed with convenient location and affordable housing.

As the city turns over a new leaf, projects like Big Ben’s Specialty Market and Grille House, National City’s first organic specialty store and restaurant take root and are enthusiastically supported. Goody’s Sushi & Grill is another leap forward- the family-run sushi house and market providing fresh fruits and healthy meals to go in a revitalized HG Fenton Company market place. National City continues to grow and expand the healthy eating lifestyle for all residents. Several residential projects have either been completed or are being proposed in Downtown. But the staples of the neighborhood remain like Napoleone’s Pizza House, where a gravel-voiced 14-year-old high school kid named Tom Waits took a part time job in the Sixties. He later ended up in the Rock and Roll Hall of fame, and won two Grammy awards and was nominated for an Oscar. Not far away is Niederfrank’s Ice Cream, whose natural, small-batch offerings are served in an old-fashioned ice cream parlor that has changed very little since it opened in 1948. A walk one block south from Niederfrank’s with an ice cream cone in hand to historic Brick Row, a National Register property built in the 1880s, is still one of the most authentic urban experiences in all of San Diego County.

If you’re into local finds, try the National City Swap Meet offering unique crafts, local art and South-of-the-Border imports. National City Plaza, Sweetwater Crossing, Bay Plaza, and South Bay Plaza Shopping Centers feature a collection of national, regional, and locally-owned stores and genuine ethnic eateries.

Looking for a car? Visit the National City Mile of Cars on National City Boulevard. The Mile is one of the oldest and most successful automotive associations in the U.S. with roots tracing back to 1904, when Ralph Granger, a Colorado silver baron in the 1890s, purchased the first vehicle sold in the city. Today the Mile is home to 21 franchise dealers and more than 5,000 cars looking for an owner.

National City Dining – Diverse & Delicious

National City’s diverse culture makes it a prime location to sample delicious cuisine from all over the world. From China Super Buffet to Outback Steakhouse– there is something for everybody.

History and Hollywood buffs will enjoy Café La Maze, founded in 1935, which is home to the best prime rib in San Diego. It is recognized as one of the city’s most historic restaurants, originally built to cater to wealthy Hollywood stars on their way to Tijuana, Mexico for horse racing, gambling and other raffish pursuits that had flowered during Prohibition.

Visitors to the remodeled National City waterfront can stop at nearby Waterfront Grille and enjoy views of the water and pleasure boat harbor. Follow it up with a stroll along the marina.

For authentic Filipino food, National City is the place to be with the West Coats’s largest Filipino community. The late chef, traveler and food aficionado, Anthony Bourdain, called Filipino food one of the hottest up-and-coming cuisines on the U.S. gastronomic scene. So take our word for it. Tita’s Kitchenette is the “must” stop. Andrew Zimmern, the Travel Channel host, named the 17th Century dish, sisig, that Tita’s serves “the best he has ever had.” For modern flare, top chef Phillip Esteban will debut his first restaurant, WellFed at 8th St. and B Ave. Burlington Coat Factory is set to open at the end of 2019.

National City is also well known for excellent Mexican eateries; try Karina’s for the freshest seafood in town. Craving an authentic Norteño style meal? Birrias, Chivos and Cheves is the place to go. Not to mention the unique offerings at the new Blue Pokē or Pho 7 Cow. in East Plaza Boulevard.

Some of the newest additions to the culinary variety of National City include: Slappy’s Burgers and Brews, Not Your Mama’s, Green Vine Delicatessen and many more.

CRAFT BEER

Over The Tap (OTT) pays homage to National City. In the late 1800’s the only beer available was craft beer. It is also during this era where we saw innovations in beer equipment, such as the “Beer Faucet” and “Beer-Mugs.” Today we are seeing an explosion of innovative and flavorful craft beers. OTT is designed to embrace our City’s early history by having a touch of vintage look and feel. With up to 30 taps, we are able to serve traditional beer styles, styles the Kimball brothers may have enjoyed, as well as new beer styles. OTT will be a combination of the past and present, marking a new staple in the community.

Machete Beer House on Highland Ave. coined the term #SouthBayUprising to signify industry and craft beer culture growth in the city.

If it is catering you are looking for, look no further than Downtown Abbey (Abbey Catering), El Tigre Catering Services and Pier 32 Waterfront Grill among others.

For a complete current list of member restaurants, visit the National City Chamber’s website directory at www.nationalcitychamber.org.
Demographics

National City is the second-oldest city in San Diego County and has a historic past. The City has a total of 9.1 square miles (24 km2). 7.3 square miles (19 km2) of it is land and 1.8 square miles (4.7 km2) of it (20.17%) is water.

In 2021, National City, CA had a population of 56.8k people with a median age of 36.8 and a median household income of $51,735. Between 2020 and 2021 the population of National City, CA declined from 61,342 to 56,846, a âˆ’7.33% decrease and its median household income grew from $49,176 to $51,735, a 5.2% increase.

The 5 largest ethnic groups in National City, CA are White (Hispanic) (41.9%), Asian (Non-Hispanic) (17.1%), Other (Hispanic) (11.5%), Two+ (Hispanic) (11.1%), and White (Non-Hispanic) (10.4%).

None of the households in National City, CA reported speaking a non-English language at home as their primary shared language. This does not consider the potential multi-lingual nature of households, but only the primary self-reported language spoken by all members of the household.

81.5% of the residents in National City, CA are U.S. citizens.

The largest universities in National City, CA are California Institute of Arts & Technology-National City (44 degrees awarded in 2021).

In 2021, the median property value in National City, CA was $452,100, and the homeownership rate was 32.7%.

Most people in National City, CA drove alone to work, and the average commute time was 27 minutes. The average car ownership in National City, CA was 2 cars per household.

The economy of National City, CA employs 25.2k people. The largest industries in National City, CA are Health Care & Social Assistance (3,863 people), Retail Trade (3,537 people), and Accommodation & Food Services (2,960 people), and the highest paying industries are Utilities ($64,610), Public Administration ($52,055), and Professional, Scientific, & Technical Services ($50,114).

Males in California have an average income that is 1.26 times higher than the average income of females, which is $69,050. The income inequality in California (measured using the Gini index) is 0.497, which is higher than the national average.

From 2020 to 2021, employment in National City, CA declined at a rate of âˆ’2.23%, from 25.8k employees to 25.2k employees.

The most common job groups, by number of people living in National City, CA, are Sales & Related Occupations (2,805 people), Office & Administrative Support Occupations (2,799 people), and Building & Grounds Cleaning & Maintenance Occupations (2,395 people). This chart illustrates the share breakdown of the primary jobs held by residents of National City, CA.
Economic Development

The City of National City has committed to 5 goals to promote and support economic development. The National City Chamber of Commerce remains invested in working hand in hand with the City to advance projects, programs and initiatives that support the City’s economic development goals.

• Goal 1: Collaborate and Communicate with local and regional partners to align economic development efforts, increase the utilization of resources and leverage networks for economic growth.

• Goal 2: Support Business by developing incentives, building upon existing assets and aligning efforts within the city, locally and regionally.

• Goal 3: Promote Vibrant Neighborhoods by taking incremental action to strengthen our Downtown, Westside and Marina districts. Strategic partnerships will be sought to develop meaningful economic development efforts.

• Goal 4: Supporting Employment by encouraging collaboration with stakeholders to align workforce development and training with emerging workforce opportunities.

• Goal 5: Increase City Revenue by researching opportunities to establish Special Benefit Assessment Districts and seeking grant opportunities.
Policy Priorities
Public policy can facilitate community and economic development. The Chamber is committed to education and advocacy on priority items for 2020-2021. We are monitoring local, regional and state legislation in Housing (Accessory Dwelling Units, Affordable Housing and Rent Stabilization, and Home Ownership programs); Retail Recruitment Strategy (Industry Focus: Cannabis, Craft Beer, and Specialty Stores); Transportation (SANDAG Regional Forward Plan, Intermodal Connections, and Metropolitan Transit System Elevate SD 2020 Initiative); Arts & Culture (Assessment Districts, Percent for Art Program); Sustainability (Climate Action Plan, Grey Water Re-Use, Binational Resource Coordination), and the 2020 Census.
City Resources
City of National City Economic Development Specialist
Housing & Economic Development Department
140 E 12th Street, Suite B, National City, CA 91950
Direct: (619) 336-4216 I mgamwell@nationalcityca.gov
City Offices are open M -TH 7am-6pm; Closed on Fridays
Signage and Façade Improvement Program (SFIP)
The purpose of the Signage and Façade Improvement Program (SFIP) is to assist businesses in signage compliance and improve the appearance of existing businesses. The SFIP mission is to stimulate revitalization and private sector capital investment by proactively addressing deteriorating property conditions and encouraging improvements which increase economic vitality. The program reimburses owners of commercial buildings and businesses up to 50% of the total cost of eligible improvements, for a maximum reimbursement of $10,000 for a single commercial property (Standard Incentive) or $15,000 for a multiple address property (Multi-Tenant Property Owner Incentive). http://www.nationalcityca.gov/government/housing-economic-development/economic-development/business-incentives/signage-and-facade-improvement-964
Activate the Right of Way (AROW)
The purpose of the Activate the Public Right of Way (AROW) program is to beautify, activate and promote our city by working with the business community to enhance portions of the public right-of-way (“PROW”). The Program will create spaces that cultivate community and culture and encourage pedestrian traffic through place making. A business owner or community organization will be allowed to activate the PROW provided they obtain approval by the City’s Economic Development and Engineering Departments and then conforms to the requirements of the Program. http://www.nationalcityca.gov/government/housing-economic-development/economic-development/business-incentives/activate-the-right-of-way
Business Development Resources
CENTER FOR BUSINESS ADVANCEMENT at Southwestern College Higher Education Center

This hub brings together four business service organizations to better provide support to small businesses that help them achieve success and stimulate the local and regional economy.

1. PTAC

Provides no cost services to assist San Diego county small businesses with selling their products and services to government agencies. Services include mentoring and training on topics relating to government contracting, including the identification of bidding opportunities, development of marketing strategies, business intelligence research, certification assistance, bid/proposal development, and contract management, among others. Sign up online to become a client or attend a workshop today. (619) 216-6671

2. San Diego & Imperial Women’s Business Center

The San Diego & Imperial Women’s Business Center (WBC) works to secure Economic Justice and Entrepreneurial Opportunities for women by providing training, mentoring, business development and financing opportunities to women entrepreneurs throughout San Diego and Imperial Counties. Call (619) 216-6719.

3. SBDC

The Small Business Development Center delivers management assistance and training to small businesses. Additional on-site resources are also available including a library of guides for various types of businesses. For more information visit online www.sandiegosbdc.org or call (619) 482-6391.
Workforce Development Resources
On-The-Job-Training (OJT) - The OJT program provides a unique opportunity to invest in your company’s growth and future development. The purpose of On the Job Training is to create jobs, strengthen business and assist those most impacted by today’s economy. Take advantage of Substantial Financial Benefits with reimbursement of 50% of the wages earned by eligible new workers. It’s quick and simple – all paperwork is managed by the South County Career Center. Cash back for every new employee in the program you train and hire.

Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) - Federal Hiring Tax Credits are available through the Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) program. WOTC provides a federal tax credit incentive of up to $9,000 for employers who hire qualified candidates from nine designated target groups.

CONTACT: South County Career Center
1111 Bay Boulevard, Suite E
Chula Vista, CA 91911
Phone: (619) 628-0300
Office hours: Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Cal Savers - CalSavers is a new retirement savings program designed to give Californians an easy and simple way to save for retirement. Starting in July 2019, California begins offering an estimated 7 million workers in California the opportunity to contribute to an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) and get on track for the future. Employer Assistance: (855) 650 - 6916. Employee Assistance: (855) 650 - 6918. Visit treasurer.ca.gov/scib/
Employer Resources to Hire Veterans
Visit www.edd.ca.gov/jobs_and_training/services_for_veterans.htm

CalJOBS - If your business has an open position, visit CalJOBS (California‘s online labor exchange system) select “Find a Candidate” then select “Yes” from the “Veteran” dropdown menu option. You will find a pool of highly qualified individuals ready to step in and help you succeed.

Employer Toolkit for Hiring Veterans - From America’s Heroes At Work, a step-by-step toolkit for employers.

HIRE Vets Medallion Program - This program recognizes small businesses, nonprofit organizations, and large companies for their leadership in recruiting, employing, and retaining America’s veterans.

USERRA Information - Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA) from the U.S. Department of Labor.

Internship Program - The National City Chamber of Commerce (NCCC) accepts qualified interns to join our team and contribute to community efforts! This internship is a great opportunity to learn entry-level skills to help prepare for a future career. No Prior work experience is necessary.

Interns will
- • Gain hands-on experience at a non-profit organization
- • Gain valuable communication skills and
  an opportunity to develop professionally
- • Understand local business concerns
- • Provide logistical support (preparation, day-of, and post-event) for annual events
- • Work in a fast-paced team environment in a bi-national business organization.
Access to Capital
Accion San Diego

Accion is a nonprofit lender that supports local small businesses to reach financial goals. Our small business loans go up to $ 75,000.00 and we offer free business counseling in addition to capital. Ask us about our RAPID LOAN Program with fast turn-around times. Talk to us if you are a home -based or a small commercial business owner; you are financially stable but still hear “No” from traditional banks; you are looking for a lender who will advise you and work with you one-on-one. CONTACT (619) 795-7250 or email dramos@accionsandiego.org
CDC Small Business Finance
CDC operates as a direct lender utilizing funds borrowed from the SBA. This program is available to businesses that do not qualify for bank financing. Business owner(s) receive business counseling post funding. Collateral is not a criteria for loan approval. LOAN AMOUNTS: $10,000 to $50,000. TERMS: 3-5 year term / 9.5% to 10.5% (fixed). Credit Score: 620+ Must be current in all existing debt. CONTACT: (619) 291-3594 / www.cdcloans.com
South County Economic Development Council
$5,000 to $50,000 available to approved applicants. Competitive fixed rates. Easy loan application. No hidden fees or prepayment penalties – Flexible credit requirements. Apply today AT 619-424-5143 or www.southcountyedc.com
Tax Incentives
CA Competes Tax Credit Program

The California Competes Tax Credit is an income tax credit available to businesses that want to come to California or stay and grow in California. Tax credit agreements will be negotiated by GO-Biz and approved by a statutorily created “California Competes Tax Credit Committee,” consisting of the State Treasurer, the Director of the Department of Finance, the Director of GO-Biz, one appointee each by the Speaker of the Assembly and Senate Committee on Rules. For more information visit the CA Competes Website at www.business.ca.gov
Chamber events
Annual Events
114th Annual Installation Dinner &
Awards Ceremony

February 9, 2024

Centurion Awards Breakfast

May 30, 2024

14th Annual Golf Tournament

July 19, 2024

Tradeshow Mixer

September 26, 2024

Career Pathways to Success Job Fair

September 11, 2024

Salute to Navy Luncheon

October 2024

For more information,
visit our Events Calendar:

www.nationalcitychamber.org/events/calendar/
Recurring Events
BRG (Business Referral Group) Networking meetings

1st and 3rd Thursday of every month at noon

Chamber Member Mixers

(Jan 25, March 28, June 20,
Sep 26, Nov 21)

Chamber Member Breakfast

(Feb 29, May 30, Aug 29, December 14)

Economic Development Meetings

(First Wednesday of every month 9:30 am)

For more information,
visit our Events Calendar:

www.nationalcitychamber.org/events/calendar/
Directory List

*For complete listings, see pages 52-58 for the Buyer’s Guide*

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54/NATIONAL SELF STORAGE LLC

(619) 474-6100

Storage - Public

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A B B Management Inc

(619) 477-7700

Property Management

A. L. Walters CPA

(831) 475-8475

Certified Public Accountant

AARP

Accessity

(619) 795-7250

Financial Services

Accounting & Tax Professionals

6195874058

Accountants
Tax Services

ACME Safety and Supply Corp

(619) 299-5100

Signs - Equipment & Supplies

Acquaro Family Trust

(619) 410-7546

Property Management

Acropolis Space Center

(619) 474-8391

Storage - Public

Adobe

(408) 753-5826

Office-Supplies, Equipment & Furniture

Adrian’s Way

(619) 743-6505

Non Profit Organizations

ADT Business

(619) 536-4825

Security Services

Advance Plastics

(619) 477-1893

Plastic Molding

Advantage Ambulance Inc

(866) 962-3826

Ambulance Service

AE Commercial Real Estate / Phil Emery

(619) 955-6070

Real Estate & Property Management
Real Estate Consultants
Real Estate Services

Aflac Supplemental Insurance

(619) 607-7190

Insurance

Ahead of the game Academy Inc.-Non Profit

(619) 259-4028

Non Profit Organizations

All-American Plastic and Packaging

(619) 474-6677

Bags-Wholesalers/Distributor

Alta Private Wealth, Inc.

(619) 535-0072

Financial Services

American Legion Post 255

(619) 477-3055

Non Profit Organizations

American Medical Response

(858) 492-3500

Ambulance Service

American Profit Consulting

(619) 200-0351

Financial Services

AMOtivational Communications

(619) 929-6000

Motivational Speaker

Angela Mayora Life Coaching

(619) 808-2642

Health & Wellness

Angelo’s towing and recovery

(619) 702-8888

Towing Service

Apreva Hospice - Janelle Catrambone

(858) 999-4793

Non Profit Organizations

Arizona State University

(619) 820-4268

Colleges & Universities

Armando C Aguilar Agency/Farmers Insurance

(858) 737-9292

Insurance

Arroyo Law Center

(619) 370-9074

Legal Services

Asian Business Association

(858) 277-2822 x102

Business and Professional Associations

Atma Prema Yoga

(619) 726-3670

Yoga Center
Health & Wellness

Aunautic Technologies

(619) 600-5896

Computer Services

Aunt Emma’s Pancakes

(619) 477-6900

Restaurants

AUSTAL USA

251-434-8000

Ship Builders & Repairers
Manufacturer
Marine Services

Avacomtech Inc (‘’AVACOM’’)

(619) 336-0392

Audio-Visual-Equipment

B

B&L Dba Parkview Apartments

(619) 477-7700

Property Management

Ball Automotive Group

(619) 474-6431

Automobile Dealers - New Cars

Beauchamp - Johnson

(619) 477-7700

Property Management

Bella Vita Apartment Homes

(858) 531-0930

Housing
Real Estate & Property Management
Real Estate Sales & Mortgages

Bernal Builders, Inc.

(619) 540-9618

Contractors Outreach

Beshay Foods Inc. Jack in the Box Store #3049

(619) 446-0000

Restaurants

Best Western Plus Marina Gateway

(619) 259-2800

Hotels/Motels

Bio-One Chula Vista

1-619-892-1744

Cleaning Services

Birrieria Negro Durazo

(619) 748-8900

Restaurants

Blue Poke Invercap LLC

1-619-434-4673

Restaurant/Catering/Entertainment

Blue Shield of California Promise Health Plan

(619) 528-4800

Health Care
Health Insurance

Bobby’s Tires and Muffler Shop

(619) 900-5055

Automotive Repair
Automobile Parts / Performance
Tire Dealers

Bonita Family Resource Center

(619) 512-1122

Non Profit Organizations
Community Organization

Bonita Museum & Cultural Center, THE BONITA HISTORICAL SOCIETY

(619) 267-5141

Artisan Crafts

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater San Diego

(858) 866-0591

Youth Organizations

BuzzRx

(619) 500-6209

Medical Clinics

C

Cabal Construction

(760) 410-4077

Building Contractors
Home Builders
Home Improvement

Cal Coast Pest Management

(619) 878-0346

Pest Control Services

California Coast Credit Union

(858) 495-1600

Credit Unions

California Massage

(619) 798-0301

Massage salon
Health & Wellness

CalPortland Company

(619) 474-5141

Building Materials

Carnival Supermarket

(619) 474-5444

Grocers

Carrasco Group Tax & Services

(619) 519-8609

Tax Services

Casa de Oro Restaurant

(619) 474-6332

Restaurants

CDC Small Business Finance

(619) 291-3594

Small Business Financing

Certified Folder Display

(800) 799-7373

Brochure Distributors

Champion Charter Bus San Diego

(619) 629-0453

Transportation

Charles Reilly Co

(858) 452-6607

Marketing
Advertising

Chick-fil-A

(619) 505-9103

Restaurants
Restaurant/Catering/Entertainment

Chula Vista Golf Course

(619) 479-4141

Recreation
Catering & Banquet Halls

City & County Permit Processing and Consulting Services

(619) 227-2626

Consulting Services
Business Permits and Consulting

City of National City

(619) 336-4236

Government
Local Government

COLDWELL BANKER WEST

(619) 942-1186

Real Estate

Community Housing Works (CHW)

(619) 282-6647

Non Profit Organizations

Community Mortgage

(619) 432-7913

Mortgages

Community Youth Athletic Center

(619) 992-7075

Youth Organizations

Continental Catering

(619) 698-3500

Catering

Copy Link

(619) 424-8000

Office Equipment Repair & Supplies
Office-Supplies, Equipment & Furniture

Corazon Mexicano

(619) 507-9703

Mexican Products

Coronado Beach Wise Riders Harley-Davidson

(619) 477-4477

Motorcycles

Costco Wholesale Optical Lab

(619) 336-3307

Manufacturer

Cox Communications Inc

(619) 269-2000

Telecommunications

Cozine’s Market Liquor & Deli

(619) 477-8488

Grocers

Creducacion

(858) 715-3800

Credit Repair

Crisan Junk Removal

(619) 500-9920

Junk Removal

Crown Castle

(858) 935-3831

Communications Infrastructure
Internet Technology

Cruise Planners-Roxana Burns

(619) 869-8697

Travel Agencies
Airlines
Health & Wellness
Special Events
Tourism
Wineries

Crunch Fitness

(619) 434-8909

Fitness
Health & Wellness

CSL Plasma, Inc.

(619) 505-2414

Bio Medical

Cumming Chevrolet

(619) 477-2163

Automobile Dealers - New Cars

D

Dalla, Michael R

(619) 336-4228

Associate Members

Dalton Toyota

(619) 474-5573

Automobile Dealers - New Cars

DB Retail Consulting Group

(619) 933-8911

Business Consultants

DeFrance Printing

(619) 474-8626

Business and Professional Associations
Printers

Diego & Son Printing Inc

(619) 233-5373

Printers

Digital I/O

(619) 423-4433

Computer Services

DiSandras Formal Wear

(619) 336-1145

Bridal Shops
Clothing-Ladies
Embroidery Services
Party Rentals

Dixieline

(619) 425-6660 x8181

Building Materials

Dream Dinners

(619) 460-6800

Restaurants
Catering

E

E&E Industries

(619) 262-8693

Industrial Hose
Equipment Rental

Eagles Point Security

(844) 600-0400

Security Services

EDCO Waste & Recycling Services

(619) 287-7555

Waste & Recycling

Edward Jones

(619) 207-1503

Financial Services

Electric Vehicle Association of San Diego

(619) 475-3084

Non Profit Organizations

Energy Communications Corp. - TELEVISA/XEWT12

(619) 585-9398

Media
Advertising
Advertising Specialties
Marketing

Entravision

(858) 715-6424

Media

Epsilon Systems Solutions Inc

(619) 702-1700 ext 7181

Ship Builders & Repairers

Espinoza Services Inc

(619) 267-9493

Tax Services

Express Pawn

(619) 474-5566

Pawnbrokers

Express/Champion Floor Service

(619) 461-4225

Flooring Services

F

Fabrication Technologies Ind Inc

(619) 477-4141

Steel Distributors & Fabricators

Faith and Vision Realty, powered by 10X Realty

(619) 871-0306

Real Estate Services

Family Health Centers of San Diego-National City Family Health Center

(619) 515-2399

Health & Wellness

Farmers Insurance

(619) 336-4890

Insurance

Farmers Insurance Larry Baker Agency

(619) 432-7967

Insurance

Farmers Insurance Sherry Gogue Agency

(619) 337-0721

Insurance

Fastsigns

(619) 474-1111

Signs & Banners

Ferrill, Shirley A

(619) 267-2516

Associate Members

Filipino American Chamber of Commerce

(619) 434-1720

Chambers of Commerce

Finest City FCHL Homes & Loans

(619) 218-3407

Real Estate
Real Estate Sales & Mortgages
Real Estate Services

FiveOne Development

(619) 728-5151

Internet Technology

Flawless Beauty by Shilo

(808) 799-4392

Beauty Services
Beauty Salons
Cosmetics

Flex Air, Inc.

(785) 727-4888

Schools

Foto Booth Images

(858) 247-2540

Frank Hyundai/ Subaru

(619) 474-5502

Automobile Dealers - New Cars

Funeraria Del Angel National City

(619) 474-6565

Funeral Services

G

Garcia’s Online Solutionz

(619) 377-9950

Website Design & Development

Gerry’s Grill

(619) 464-3779

Restaurant/Catering/Entertainment
Restaurants

Girl Scouts S D - Imperial Council Inc

(619) 610-0721

Youth Organizations

Go Solar with Kelly

(858) 222-9728

Solar Energy

Gosen Produce

(619) 856-4257

Grocers
Produce Company

Greater San Diego Business Association

(619) 296-4543

Business and Professional Associations

Greenwood Memorial Park & Mortuary

(619) 264-3131

Cemetery
Funeral Services

GRID Alternatives

(866) 921-4696

Non Profit Organizations

GRID Alternatives

(619) 535-3400

Non Profit Organizations

H

H G Fenton Company

(619) 262-5666

Property Management

H&R Block

(619) 425-4804

Accountants

Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream

(619) 856-5530

Ice Cream & Frozen Desserts

Harvest Meat Company Inc

(619) 477-0185

Meat - Wholesale

Healthy Delights Vending LLC

(561) 685-0466

Food Vending

Heart & Wellness Center

1-619-517-3973

Health & Wellness
Health Care
Medical Clinics
Medical Office

Heart Revolution Church

(619) 425-9333

Churches

Heartland Payment Systems

(619) 857-0585

Business Consultants

HED Space Coaching

(844) 874-4653

Business Consultants

Highland Avenue Baptist Church

(619) 477-9381

Churches

Highland Barber Shop

(619) 773-6233

Barber Shop
Beauty Services

Highland View Center

(619) 477-7515

Shopping Centers

Hilberto’s Mexican Food

(619) 475-3308

Restaurants

Hillcrest Manor Sanitarium

(619) 477-1176

Nursing Homes

Home Resource Center

(619) 279-4894

Mortgages

Howard Johnson by Wyndham National City

(619) 474-6517

Hotels/Motels

I

IAS Builders

(619) 279-0600

Building Contractors

Identity Plus

(619) 474-1776

Label Manufacturers

Imagine Media Group, LLC.

619.407.4180 ext 214

Audio-Visual-Equipment

InspecTesting Inc

(619) 477-3670

Metals - Testing

Insperity

(858) 523-7862

Human Resources
Payroll Processing

Institute for Public Strategies

(619) 476-9000

Non Profit Organizations

Integrity Charter School

(619) 336-0808

Schools

Intela Staffing LLC

(949) 520-1389

Payroll Processing
Human Resources

International Community Foundation

(619) 336-2250

Non Profit Organizations

It Ends With Us

(619) 829-0873

Non Profit Organizations

J

J & S Investments II LLC

(619) 477-6516

Real Estate

JAANN INC

619-336-0584

Ship Builders & Repairers

Jack In The Box #3

(619) 477-6211

Restaurants

Jacome, Alicia

(619) 434-3151

Associate Members

Jalisco Cafe

(619) 267-7855

Restaurant/Catering/Entertainment
Catering
Mexican Products
Restaurants

Jalisco cafe San Diego - Imperial Beach

(619) 575-4955

Restaurant/Catering/Entertainment
Restaurants

Jamul Casino

(619) 315-2250

Casinos

Jasen HR Inc.

(619) 456-4959

Telecommunications

JC Environmental Co.

(619) 477-4416

Water Damage Cleanup

Jerauld’s Car Care Center

(619) 474-6444

Automotive Repair

Jersey Mike’s Subs

(619) 336-1400

Restaurants

Jessica Rosas Events

(619) 417-6434

Catering & Banquet Halls
Event Hall
Event Planner

John Padilla Plumbing

(858) 375-5633

Plumbing

K

Kaiser Permanente - Medicare Senior Advantage

(619) 876-3575

Health Insurance

Keith Woolgar’s Customized Services

(619) 306-3369

Business Consultants
Marketing

Kim Bales Photography

(619) 768-3550

Photographers

Kimball Coastal Eatery

(281) 705-6267

Restaurants
Catering
Restaurant/Catering/Entertainment

Kitchen Logic

(619) 504-3102

Cookware

Kiwanis Club of National City

6197877093

Service Clubs

Kiwanis Club of Sweetwater NC

(619) 336-7722

Service Clubs

KSDY50

(619) 421-0426

Advertising
Media

Kumara Prathipati, m.d., Inc

(619) 267-0553

Medical Clinics

L

La Jolla Presidents Lions Club

(858) 354-5055

Service Clubs
Non Profit Organizations

La Maestra Family Community Health Centers

(619) 434-7308

Medical Clinics

Las Palmas Little League

(619) 709-8552

Non Profit Organizations

Legal Shield - Will Schussel

(858) 410-4100

Legal Services

Legal Shield Michael Cabradilla

(619) 917-1315

Legal Services

Lemon Grove Stucco

(619) 482-0022

Local Media San Diego

(858) 888-7020

Radio Station

Local Umbrella Media

(619) 300-1732

Advertising
Media
Publishers

LocaliQ

(619) 415-6917

Marketing
Media

LogosZ, Inc

(619) 208-4680

Branding and Design

Loor Cleaning Services

(619) 471-6487

Cleaning Services

Los Panchos Taco Shop

(619) 474-7194

Restaurants

Los Tito’s Mexican Food

(619) 475-2160

Restaurants

LouCal Management Group

(619) 847-2795

Copy Machines & Supplies
Advertising
Marketing
Office Equipment Repair & Supplies
Office-Supplies, Equipment & Furniture

Love At Home

(619) 227-4836

Senior Transportation

Lowrider Community of SD

(619) 694-9315

Community Organization

Lucid HR Solutions

(619) 739-2492

Human Resources

M

MAAC

(619) 426-3595

Non Profit Organizations

Maestri Italiani

(619) 856-5123

Wineries

Mainline Insurance Services

(619) 420-8600

Insurance

Malveaux& Co.

(619) 936-3483

Human Resources
Recruiting US Armed Forces

MANA de San Diego

(619) 297-0115

Non Profit Organizations

Mango Mango Inc

(619) 777-0623

Restaurant/Catering/Entertainment

Manila Sunset Restaurant

(619) 474-0421

Restaurants

Maria Flora G. Trimor- Tamoria Medical Clinic Inc.

(619) 267-5884

Medical Clinics

Maritime Museum of San Diego

(619) 234-9153

Catering & Banquet Halls
Non Profit Organizations
Special Events

Market on 8th

(619) 856-4538

Restaurants
Brewery
Restaurant/Catering/Entertainment

Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy

(619) 470-4550

Pharmacies

MediExcel Health Plan

(619) 421-1659

Health Insurance

Metropolitan Transit System

(619) 233-3004

Government
Transportation

Mexican Heart

(760) 455-2271

Artisan Crafts

MGI Maximus Global Innovation

(516) 476-4653

Health & Wellness
Health Products

Mi Lindo Floklor

(619) 640-2504

Clothing-Ladies
Embroidery Services
Party Rentals

Midas

(619) 934-8670

Automobile Parts / Performance
Automotive Repair

Mile of Cars Association

(619) 322-2038

Business and Professional Associations
Non Profit Organizations
Automobile Dealers - New Cars
Automobile Parts / Performance
Automotive Repair

Minuteman Press Chula Vista

(619) 621-6441

Printers
Promotional Products

Misako Hirota DMD

(619) 474-4695

Dentists

Mission Federal Credit Union

(800) 500-6328 x3581

Credit Unions

Moor Electric, Inc.

(619) 250-0380

Utilities

Morgan Family Foundation

(253) 678-8993

Community Organization

Mossy Nissan

(619) 474-7011

Automobile Dealers - New Cars

Motto Mortgage Destination

(619) 793-6089

Mortgages

Mr. Joey’s Taco Shop

(619) 204-0828

Restaurant/Catering/Entertainment

MujerBrave

(619) 581-6134

Artisan Crafts
Mexican Products

Muraoka Enterprise Inc.

(619) 422-0272

Property Management

My Super Sweet Family Childcare

(619) 274-3322

Child Care Services

MyPoint Credit Union

(619) 336-0300

Credit Unions

N

Napoleone’s Pizza House

(619) 474-2888

Restaurants

National City Chamber of Commerce

(619) 477-9339

Chambers of Commerce

National City Firefighters Assoc

(619) 477-3816

Business and Professional Associations

National City Girls Softball League

(619) 470-8389

Non Profit Organizations

National City Golf Course - AGC

(619) 474-1400

Golf Course
Entertainment

National City Grocery Outlet

(619) 420-7134

Grocers

National City Historical Society

(619) 962-4128

Non Profit Organizations
Visitors Bureau

National City Host Lions Club

(619) 962-6302

Service Clubs

National City Park Apartments

(619) 477-3114

Housing

National City Police and Fire Foundation

(619) 618-0300

Non Profit Organizations

National City Public Library

(619) 470-5800

Local Government

National City Self-Storage Ltd

(619) 474-7039

Storage - Public

National City Swap Meet

(619) 477-2203

Flea Market

National City Transfer & Storage

(619) 477-2774

Moving & Storage

National City Trophy

(619) 264-0472

Awards & Trophies

National Life Group

(619) 753-1183

Life Insurance

National School District

(619) 336-7500

Schools

National University

(619) 563-7400

Colleges & Universities

Naturesmart

(858) 208-5109

Health & Wellness
Health Products

Navy Federal Credit Union

(888) 842-6328

Credit Unions

NC 16 Weeks of Steam

(619) 607-2876

Non Profit Organizations

Neighborhood National Bank

(619) 393-4311

Banks

New York Life Insurance Company

(909) 670-9039

Life Insurance
Financial Services

Niederfrank’s Ice Cream

(619) 477-0828

Ice Cream & Frozen Desserts

Noemi Sanchez Mobile Notary

(619) 450-3409

Notary Services

North Island Credit Union

(858) 769-7162

Credit Unions
Financial Services

NTC Foundation

(619) 573-9300

Non Profit Organizations

Nuyo Frozen Yogurt -Telegraph

(619) 564-9940

Ice Cream & Frozen Desserts

O

Off The Charts

(619) 955-9433

Cannabis

Office Depot

(619) 422-6155

Office-Supplies, Equipment & Furniture

OGKB Industries

(619) 955-2649

Clothing-Ladies
Cannabis

Olivewood Gardens and Learning Center

(619) 434-4260

Non Profit Organizations

Olympia Plumbing & Drains, Water Damage & Restoration

(619) 734-1889

Flood Restoration

Optimal Hydration 7

(619) 947-3990

Health & Wellness
Health Products

Optimal Outcome Strategies LLC

(619) 881-7562

Consulting Services

Oriental Café

(619) 474-1343

Restaurants

Over The Tap

(619) 813-2141

Bars/Lounges

P

Pacific Coast Commercial

(619) 940-4811

Real Estate

Pacific Health Systems, LP

(619) 267-9257

Health & Wellness

Pacific Southwest Assoc of REALTORS

(619) 421-7811

Real Estate Services

Palm Care Pharmacy National City

(619) 434-8338

Pharmacies

Palm Urgent Clinic

(619) 733-3176

Medical Clinics
Medical Office

Paradise Hills Family Clinic

(619) 662-4100

Medical Clinics

Paradise Valley Federal Credit Union

(619) 475-4313

Credit Unions

Paradise Valley Hospital

(619) 470-4115

Hospitals

Paradise Village

(619) 475-5040

Retirement Communitiy
Senior Living Services
Senior Transportation

Parco

(619) 975-2700

Real Estate

Pasha Automotive Services

(619) 419-1200

Transportation Logistics

Pathway, LLC

(619) 415-0103

Medical Device Manufacturer

Patricia Casanova Realtor- Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices

(858) 859-2132

Real Estate Consultants

Paycor

(619) 485-8391

Payroll Processing

Payroll Vault

(858) 967-0417

Payroll Processing
Employment Services
Human Resources

PDR OF SOUTH SAN DIEGO COUNTY

(619) 400-6600

Flood Restoration

Perry Chrysler-Jeep-Dodge- Ram -Ford

(888) 691-9202

Automobile Dealers - New Cars

Perry Plumbing and Pipelining

(619) 425-2027

Plumbing

Petals by Jenc

(619) 773-6333

Florists

Pho 7 Cow

(619) 512-1549

Restaurants

Pick and Dump - Junk Removal

(619) 552-2885

Junk Removal

Pier 32 Marina

(619) 477-3232

Marina

Pier 32 Waterfront Grill

(619) 718-6240

Restaurants

Pinky’s Jewelry

(619) 902-9080

Jewelers

Plaza Boulevard Pet Hospital

(619) 267-8200

Pet Hospital

Port of San Diego

(619) 686-6200

Port District

Potter Electric Inc

(619) 474-8171

Electric Equipment & Supplies - Whsle & Mfrs

Premium Real Estate Services

(619) 474-2500

Real Estate

Prescott & Lowther Insurance Agency

(619) 420-7600

Insurance

Primerica Financial Services

(619) 847-7015

Financial Services

Proactive Security

(619) 597-4614

Security Services

Prochem Specialty Products Inc

(619) 474-6494

Chemicals - Wholesale & Manufacturers

Professional Land Corporation

(858) 220-5487

Real Estate Consultants

Professional Real Estate Management

(619) 297-7736

Property Management

Protea Waterfront Development

(203) 940-0880

Entertainment Marketing/Retail

PRS Livescan & Notary Services

(619) 691-6231

Public Consulting Group

(619) 798-8564

Business Consultants

Pure Ink Scalp Micropigmentation

(619) 883-5012

Tattoo Shop
Beauty Services

Q

Quantum Express, Inc

(619) 791-1000

Real Estate

R

Radio Latina XLTN 104.5 FM

(619) 336-7800

Radio Station

Ramada by Wyndham

(619) 474-2800

Hotels/Motels

Ranch House Liquor LLC Inc

(619) 474-3000

RCP Block & Brick

(619) 474-1516

Building Materials

Realty Buy Denise

(619) 455-0021

Real Estate
Real Estate Services

Red Lotus Libations

(915) 667-3223

Bars/Lounges

REGISTRAR OF VOTERS

(858) 565-5800

Non Profit Organizations

RETIREADY

(619) 987-2331

Financial Services
Employee Benefits

Robin Wagner

(619) 354-8312

Health Insurance
Insurance

Rodeo’s Taquizas Service

(619) 336-1314

Catering

Romo Health Insurance Agency

(619) 200-3594

Insurance
Health Insurance

Ron Oeding Inc

(619) 440-4438

Promotional Products

Rotary Club of National City

(619) 587-1059

Service Clubs

Ryan-Cruz Law, APC

(619) 528-2202

Attorneys

S

Sage IT Systems

(619) 554-7979

Business Consultants
Computer Services
Internet Technology

Sagetree

(866) 728-9100

Website Design & Development

San Diego & Imperial Women’s Business Center

(619) 216-6719

Business Consultants
Business and Professional Associations
Business Training

San Diego Blood Bank

(619) 400-8166

Health Care

San Diego Cold Storage

(619) 474-6525

Warehouses - Cold Storage

San Diego Continuing Education Foundation

(619) 388-1254

Continuing Education
Non Profit Organizations
Workforce Development-Mentoring

San Diego County Credit Union

(877) 732-2848

Credit Unions

San Diego County Water Authority

858-522-6600

Utilities

San Diego Electric Railway Association/ National City Depot

(619) 474-4400

Non Profit Organizations

San Diego Family Dermatology

(619) 267-8303

Dermatology
Health Care

San Diego Gas & Electric

(619) 654-1211

Utilities

San Diego Habitat for Humanity ReStore | National City

(619) 516-5267

Non Profit Organizations

San Diego In Recovery

(619) 251-1157

Community Organization
Non Profit Organizations

San Diego Leather Inc

(619) 477-2900

Leather Goods-Retail

San Diego Loyal Soccer Club

(619) 790-7118

Sports Team

San Diego Padres Baseball Club

(619) 795-5213

Baseball Club

San Diego Pretzel Co

(619) 336-0500

Baked Goods

San Diego Solar Cleaning

(619) 778-5145

Solar Energy

San Diego Strike Force

6193401315

Sports Team

San Diego Symphony

(619) 615-3946

Non Profit Organizations

San Diego Tourism Authority

(619) 232-3101

Visitors Bureau

San Diego Union Tribune

(619) 299-4141

Newspapers

San Diego Workforce Innovation High School

(619) 677-1903

Non Profit Organizations

San Diego Workforce Partnership

(619) 404-4473

Employment Services
Non Profit Organizations

San Diego, Orange, Imperial APEX Accelerator

(619) 216-6671

Business Consultants
Business and Professional Associations
Business Training

San Ysidro Health

(619) 662-4100

Medical Clinics

SD-SEQUEL

(619) 475-3084

Non Profit Organizations
Green Business

SDMAC

(619) 299-3762

Non Profit Organizations

Security Public Storage

(619) 422-0128

Storage - Public

Shryne Group, Inc.

(407) 910-8902

Green Business

Sid’s Carpet Barn Inc

(619) 477-7000

Carpet, Rug & Tile

Slappy’s Burger & Brews

(619) 773-6660

Restaurants
Brewery

SoCal Girls Fastpitch

(619) 856-1680

Non Profit Organizations
Sports Team

Sofia’s Precious Boutique

(619) 534-0511

Toys
Gift Store

Solar by Dawn

(510) 862-4669

Solar Energy

Solorio Film Productions

(619) 888-8639

Media

South Bay Community Services

(619) 420-3620

Non Profit Organizations

South Bay Diablos

(559) 901-6882

Sports Team
Non Profit Organizations

South Bay Energy Action Collaborative

(619) 409-3893

South Bay Family YMCA

(619) 421-8805 X2117

Non Profit Organizations

South Bay Plaza Shopping Center

(310) 277-6318

Shopping Centers

South Bay Volkswagen

(619) 336-4020

Automobile Dealers - New Cars

South County Buick GMC

(619) 336-2838

South County Economic Development Council

(619) 424-5143

Business and Professional Associations

South San Diego SBDC

(619) 482-6391

Business Consultants

Southland Clutch

(619) 477-2105

Auto Parts

Southwest Airlines

(866) 271-8495

Airlines

Southwestern College

(619) 421-6700

Colleges & Universities

Sporturf International

(619) 259-2527

Landscape Contractor

Springboard CDFI

(619) 450-8694

Mortgages

St. Paul’s PACE

(619) 239-6900

Senior Living Services
Health & Wellness
Health Care
Senior Transportation

St. Paul’s Senior Services

(619) 591-0600 x3603

Non Profit Organizations
Nursing Homes

Stanford Sign & Awning

(619) 423-6200

Signs & Banners

Starbucks Coffee Grove Plaza National City

(619) 472-5318

Restaurant/Catering/Entertainment
Restaurants

SuiteCare Pharmacy

(619) 434-6973

Pharmacies

Sun Diego Charter

(619) 336-9200

Transportation

Sunny Money US

(858) 848-4801

Solar Energy

Sunnyside Veterans Consulting

(858) 547-9101

Veteran Service Organization
Veterans Assistance

Sunshine Placement Services

(619) 253-4095

Senior Living Services
Retirement Communitiy
Senior Transportation

Super Sergio’s

(619) 474-2553

Restaurant/Catering/Entertainment
Restaurants

Superior Tire inc

(619) 434-7344

Tire Dealers
Automobile Parts / Performance
Automotive Repair

Support the Enlisted Project (STEP)

(858) 695-6810 Extension: 271

Non Profit Organizations

Support The Enlisted Project, Inc.

(858) 695-6810

Non Profit Organizations

Sweetwater Adult Education

(619) 796-7200

Colleges & Universities

Sweetwater Authority

(619) 420-1413

Utilities

Sweetwater Crossings Shopping Center

(858) 259-9909

Shopping Centers

Sweetwater Union High School District

(619) 407-4970

Schools

Sycuan Casino

(619) 445-6002

Casinos

Sycuan Tribal Development Corporation

(619) 445-6002

Casinos

Synergy One Lending

(619) 625-5718

Mortgages

T

T Toma DMD & Silvia S Toma DMD

(619) 420-1100

Dentists

T&M Services Inc

(619) 726-1962

Insurance

TDK- Lambda Americas Inc

(619) 628-2803

Electronic Equipment & Supplies - Whsle/Ret & Mfrs
Human Resources

Team Castle Homes

(619) 677-8854

Real Estate
Real Estate Consultants

That’s It A Personal Touch

(619) 847-7015

The Curiosity Theory

(619) 838-1553

Business Training
Business Consultants

The Enriquez Group

(858) 345-7829

Real Estate
Real Estate Consultants
Real Estate Sales & Mortgages

The Filipino Press

(619) 755-0755

Newspapers

The Highland Center

Associate Members

The Joint Chiropractic National City

(619) 259-2213

Chiropractic

The Metric System Entertainment

(858) 231-9437

Entertainment

The Mighty Maids

(619) 513-0154

Cleaning Services

The Nurse Academy

(619) 488-3460

Medical Education
Health Care

The SUHI Foundation

(619) 820-4268

Non Profit Organizations

Thelma Sanchez Insurance

(619) 882-4403

Insurance

Tome Brand Studio

(858) 472-6474

Website Design & Development

Torrey Pines Bank

(619) 233-2516

Banks

TRANSAMERICA

(619) 677-2744

Financial Services

U

U F O Upholstery Outlet

(619) 477-9341

Fabric Shops

U-Haul Moving & Storage of National City

(858) 668-6896

Moving & Storage

United States Small Business Administration - San Diego District Office

1-619-455-2013

Government
Business and Professional Associations
Business Consultants
Small Business Financing

Uptime USA

619-293-8600

Internet Technology

Urban League of San Diego County

(619) 263-3115

Non Profit Organizations

US Bank

(619) 336-2000

Banks

US Bank

(619) 246-3242

Payroll Processing
Human Resources

USAA

(951) 319-0247

USS Midway Museum

(619) 544-9600

Non Profit Organizations

V

Verizon Wireless

(619) 756-2100

Cell Phone sales
Communications Infrastructure

Veteran Compensation Services

(858) 216-1777

Veteran Service Organization
Health & Wellness
Veterans Assistance

Vezbi

(858) 342-6800

Social Media Marketing

Vision Culture Foundation

(619) 247-4592

Non Profit Organizations

W

Walton Law APC

(858) 384-3320

Legal Services

Wateridge Insurance Services

(858) 452-2200

Insurance

We Lend More Inc

(619) 477-1267

Pawnbrokers

WEPA Commercial Cleaning

(619) 259-4266

Cleaning Services

West Coast Truck Service

(619) 477-1401

Diesel Truck Repair (Medium & Heavy Duty)

Westcott Mazda

(619) 474-1591

Automobile Dealers - New Cars

Westfield Plaza Bonita

(619) 267-2850

Shopping Centers

Westflex

(619) 474-7400

Industrial Hose

Wheels Financial Group, LLC dba LoanMart

1-818-285-1641

Financial Services

Willy’s Electronic Supply Co Inc

(619) 477-2119 x302

Electronic Equipment & Supplies - Whsle/Ret & Mfrs

Wilroc Realty & Mortgage

(619) 336-0536

Real Estate Sales & Mortgages

Windsor Gardens Convalescent Ctr

(619) 474-6741

Nursing Homes

Woolley’s Gutter Experts

(619) 248-4811

Gutters
Roofing Contractors

Wyyerd Fiber

(619) 732-6100

Telecommunications
Communications Infrastructure
Telecommunications (Mobile)

Y

Yadira Garcia - State Farm

(619) 439-6930

Insurance

Z

ZenBusiness

(512) 765-4985

Business Consultants
Buyers’ Guide

Accountants

H&R Block

(619) 425-4804

info@in2tax.com

Accountants
Tax Services

Accounting & Tax Professionals

6195874058

marizel@accountingandtaxprof.com

Advertising
Media

KSDY50

(619) 421-0426

alma.gomez@ksdy50.com

Advertising
Media
Publishers

Local Umbrella Media

(619) 300-1732

brad@localumbrella.com

Airlines

Southwest Airlines

(866) 271-8495

lidia.martinez@wnco.com

Ambulance Service

Advantage Ambulance Inc

(866) 962-3826

rickhartsock@advantageambulancesd.com

American Medical Response

(858) 492-3500

Claudia.Rempel@GMR.net

Artisan Crafts

Bonita Museum & Cultural Center, THE BONITA HISTORICAL SOCIETY

(619) 267-5141

directorbmcc@gmail.com

Mexican Heart

(760) 455-2271

mjimenez@mexican-heart.com

Artisan Crafts
Mexican Products

MujerBrave

(619) 581-6134

mujerbrave@gmail.com

Associate Members

Dalla, Michael R

(619) 336-4228

mdalla@nationalcityca.gov

Ferrill, Shirley A

(619) 267-2516

shirleyazf36@gmail.com

Jacome, Alicia

(619) 434-3151

aliciajacome40@yahoo.com

The Highland Center

officemanager@bitterlin.com

Attorneys

Ryan-Cruz Law, APC

(619) 528-2202

ruth@ryancruzlaw.com

Audio-Visual-Equipment

Avacomtech Inc (‘’AVACOM’’)

(619) 336-0392

support@avacomtech.com

Imagine Media Group, LLC.

619.407.4180 ext 214

emil@imaginemediagroup.com

Auto Parts

Southland Clutch

(619) 477-2105

info@southlandclutch.com

Automobile Dealers - New Cars

Ball Automotive Group

(619) 474-6431

jdball@ballauto.com

Cumming Chevrolet

(619) 477-2163

Dalton Toyota

(619) 474-5573

gfenelli@frankmotors.com

Frank Hyundai/ Subaru

(619) 474-5502

rfornaca@frankmotors.com

Mossy Nissan

(619) 474-7011

steph@mossy.com

Perry Chrysler-Jeep-Dodge- Ram -Ford

(888) 691-9202

customerrelations@perrychrysler.com

South Bay Volkswagen

(619) 336-4020

r.erm@southbayvolkswagen.com

Westcott Mazda

(619) 474-1591

Automobile Parts / Performance
Automotive Repair

Midas

(619) 934-8670

ttavantzis@gmail.com

Automotive Repair

Jerauld’s Car Care Center

(619) 474-6444

Econolube165@gmail.com

Automotive Repair
Automobile Parts / Performance
Tire Dealers

Bobby’s Tires and Muffler Shop

(619) 900-5055

hectormigueldeleon@yahoo.com

Awards & Trophies

National City Trophy

(619) 264-0472

maggie@nationalcitytrophy.com

Bags-Wholesalers/Distributor

All-American Plastic and Packaging

(619) 474-6677

info@aaplastic.com

Baked Goods

San Diego Pretzel Co

(619) 336-0500

info@sandiegopretzel.com

Banks

Neighborhood National Bank

(619) 393-4311

SAndrews@mynnb.com

Torrey Pines Bank

(619) 233-2516

adelarosa@torreypinesbank.com

US Bank

(619) 336-2000

rafael.flores@usbank.com

Barber Shop
Beauty Services

Highland Barber Shop

(619) 773-6233

barbershop91950@gmail.com

Bars/Lounges

Over The Tap

(619) 813-2141

george@overthetapnc.com

Red Lotus Libations

(915) 667-3223

savannahmarie@redlotuslibations.com

Baseball Club

San Diego Padres Baseball Club

(619) 795-5213

Beauty Services
Beauty Salons
Cosmetics

Flawless Beauty by Shilo

(808) 799-4392

flawlessbeautybyshilo@gmail.com

Bio Medical

CSL Plasma, Inc.

(619) 505-2414

gabriel.macedo@cslplasma.com

Branding and Design

LogosZ, Inc

(619) 208-4680

logoszinc@gmail.com

Bridal Shops
Clothing-Ladies
Embroidery Services
Party Rentals

DiSandras Formal Wear

(619) 336-1145

psilvasellshomes@hotmail.com

Brochure Distributors

Certified Folder Display

(800) 799-7373

patf@certifiedfolder.com

Building Contractors

IAS Builders

(619) 279-0600

Isaac@iasbuilders.com

Building Contractors
Home Builders
Home Improvement

Cabal Construction

(760) 410-4077

info@cabalconstruction.com

Building Materials

CalPortland Company

(619) 474-5141

ztooker@calportland.com

Dixieline

(619) 425-6660 x8181

Ted.Teran@dixieline.com

RCP Block & Brick

(619) 474-1516

pete.lopez@rcpblock.com

Business and Professional Associations

Asian Business Association

(858) 277-2822 x102

jason@abasd.org

Greater San Diego Business Association

(619) 296-4543

info@gsdba.org

National City Firefighters Assoc

(619) 477-3816

South County Economic Development Council

(619) 424-5143

jim@southcountyedc.com

Business and Professional Associations
Non Profit Organizations
Automobile Dealers - New Cars
Automobile Parts / Performance
Automotive Repair

Mile of Cars Association

(619) 322-2038

leslie@media-wise.net

Business and Professional Associations
Printers

DeFrance Printing

(619) 474-8626

Ronnie@defranceprinting.com

Business Consultants

DB Retail Consulting Group

(619) 933-8911

diana@fortheloveofretail.com

Heartland Payment Systems

(619) 857-0585

Amy.mancini@e-hps.com

HED Space Coaching

(844) 874-4653

cheddyspeaks@gmail.com

Public Consulting Group

(619) 798-8564

ccrisp@pcgus.com

South San Diego SBDC

(619) 482-6391

dfitzgerald@swccd.edu

ZenBusiness

(512) 765-4985

outreach@zenbusiness.com

Business Consultants
Business and Professional Associations
Business Training

San Diego & Imperial Women’s Business Center

(619) 216-6719

kibarra@swccd.edu

San Diego, Orange, Imperial APEX Accelerator

(619) 216-6671

cperri@swccd.edu

Business Consultants
Computer Services
Internet Technology

Sage IT Systems

(619) 554-7979

javier@sage-it.com

Business Consultants
Marketing

Keith Woolgar’s Customized Services

(619) 306-3369

kjwoolgar@gmail.com

Business Training
Business Consultants

The Curiosity Theory

(619) 838-1553

martin@martinlopez.com

Cannabis

Off The Charts

(619) 955-9433

dar@offthechartsshop.com

Carpet, Rug & Tile

Sid’s Carpet Barn Inc

(619) 477-7000

allanz@sidscarpet.com

Casinos

Jamul Casino

(619) 315-2250

Jennifer.Ng@jamulcasinosd.com

Sycuan Casino

(619) 445-6002

LMorrow@sycuan.com

Sycuan Tribal Development Corporation

(619) 445-6002

LMorrow@sycuan.com

Catering

Continental Catering

(619) 698-3500

melissa@continentalcateringsd.com

Rodeo’s Taquizas Service

(619) 336-1314

rodeoscatering@gmail.com

Catering & Banquet Halls
Event Hall
Event Planner

Jessica Rosas Events

(619) 417-6434

jmarla25@live.com

Catering & Banquet Halls
Non Profit Organizations
Special Events

Maritime Museum of San Diego

(619) 234-9153

specialevents@sdmaritime.org

Cell Phone sales
Communications Infrastructure

Verizon Wireless

(619) 756-2100

aldo.bustamante@verizonwireless.com

Cemetery
Funeral Services

Greenwood Memorial Park & Mortuary

(619) 264-3131

Certified Public Accountant

A. L. Walters CPA

(831) 475-8475

alwalters.cpa@gmail.com

Chambers of Commerce

Filipino American Chamber of Commerce

(619) 434-1720

francinefilipina@gmail.com

National City Chamber of Commerce

(619) 477-9339

thechamber@nationalcitychamber.org

Chemicals - Wholesale & Manufacturers

Prochem Specialty Products Inc

(619) 474-6494

prochem@sbcglobal.net

Child Care Services

My Super Sweet Family Childcare

(619) 274-3322

mirandaluvschrist@gmail.com

Chiropractic

The Joint Chiropractic National City

(619) 259-2213

nationalcity@thejoint.com

Churches

Heart Revolution Church

(619) 425-9333

mypastor@turningthehearts.com

Highland Avenue Baptist Church

(619) 477-9381

mincristianos@aol.com

Cleaning Services

Bio-One Chula Vista

1-619-892-1744

info@bioonechulavista.com

Loor Cleaning Services

(619) 471-6487

epadillaloor@gmail.com

The Mighty Maids

(619) 513-0154

clean@themightymaids.net

WEPA Commercial Cleaning

(619) 259-4266

wepacommercialcleaning@gmail.com

Clothing-Ladies
Cannabis

OGKB Industries

(619) 955-2649

management@ogkbindustries.com

Clothing-Ladies
Embroidery Services
Party Rentals

Mi Lindo Floklor

(619) 640-2504

elfolklormexicano@gmail.com

Colleges & Universities

Arizona State University

(619) 820-4268

Mjuarez77@gmail.com

National University

(619) 563-7400

dwills@nu.edu

Southwestern College

(619) 421-6700

cmr@swccd.edu

Sweetwater Adult Education

(619) 796-7200

ryan.burke@sweetwaterschools.org

Communications Infrastructure
Internet Technology

Crown Castle

(858) 935-3831

adrian.salas@crowncastle.com

Community Organization

Lowrider Community of SD

(619) 694-9315

lowridercommunitysd@gmail.com

Morgan Family Foundation

(253) 678-8993

ldurham@thesuhifoundation.org

Community Organization
Non Profit Organizations

San Diego In Recovery

(619) 251-1157

corry@sandiegoinrecovery.org

Computer Services

Aunautic Technologies

(619) 600-5896

ryan@aunautic.com

Digital I/O

(619) 423-4433

ttolman@digitalio.com

Consulting Services

Optimal Outcome Strategies LLC

(619) 881-7562

rmejia@optstrategies.com

Consulting Services
Business Permits and Consulting

City & County Permit Processing and Consulting Services

(619) 227-2626

marlda0703@gmail.com

Continuing Education
Non Profit Organizations
Workforce Development-Mentoring

San Diego Continuing Education Foundation

(619) 388-1254

lcoskey@sdccd.edu

Contractors Outreach

Bernal Builders, Inc.

(619) 540-9618

BernalBuildersinc@gmail.com

Cookware

Kitchen Logic

(619) 504-3102

destuder@me.com

Copy Machines & Supplies
Advertising
Marketing
Office Equipment Repair & Supplies
Office-Supplies, Equipment & Furniture

LouCal Management Group

(619) 847-2795

ehills@san.rr.com

Credit Repair

Creducacion

(858) 715-3800

aj@creducacion.com

Credit Unions

California Coast Credit Union

(858) 495-1600

rscheid@calcoastcu.org

Mission Federal Credit Union

(800) 500-6328 x3581

serinaa@missionfed.com

MyPoint Credit Union

(619) 336-0300

Navy Federal Credit Union

(888) 842-6328

Estrellita_Basa@navyfederal.org

Paradise Valley Federal Credit Union

(619) 475-4313

bud@paradisevalleyfcu.com

San Diego County Credit Union

(877) 732-2848

ehuambachano@sdccu.com

Credit Unions
Financial Services

North Island Credit Union

(858) 769-7162

dsantos@ccu.com

Dentists

Misako Hirota DMD

(619) 474-4695

hirotadental@gmail.com

T Toma DMD & Silvia S Toma DMD

(619) 420-1100

stomadentist@yahoo.com

Dermatology
Health Care

San Diego Family Dermatology

(619) 267-8303

dh@sdfamilyderm.com

Diesel Truck Repair (Medium & Heavy Duty)

West Coast Truck Service

(619) 477-1401

jarredondo@jscdiesel.com

Electric Equipment & Supplies - Whsle & Mfrs

Potter Electric Inc

(619) 474-8171

wpotter196@aol.com

Electronic Equipment & Supplies - Whsle/Ret & Mfrs

Willy’s Electronic Supply Co Inc

(619) 477-2119 x302

tom@willyselectronics.com

Electronic Equipment & Supplies - Whsle/Ret & Mfrs
Human Resources

TDK- Lambda Americas Inc

(619) 628-2803

Employment Services
Non Profit Organizations

San Diego Workforce Partnership

(619) 404-4473

business@workforce.org

Entertainment

The Metric System Entertainment

(858) 231-9437

djdanny@metricdjdanny.com

Entertainment Marketing/Retail

Protea Waterfront Development

(203) 940-0880

abuggy@abbapm.com

Fabric Shops

U F O Upholstery Outlet

(619) 477-9341

ufofabrics@aol.com

Financial Services

Accessity

(619) 795-7250

eschott@accionsandiego.org

Alta Private Wealth, Inc.

(619) 535-0072

business@altaprivatewealth.com

American Profit Consulting

(619) 200-0351

hhj@americanprofitconsulting.com

Edward Jones

(619) 207-1503

lisette.atencio@edwardjones.com

Primerica Financial Services

(619) 847-7015

TRANSAMERICA

(619) 677-2744

dolores.malabad@transamericanetwork.com

Wheels Financial Group, LLC dba LoanMart

1-818-285-1641

ssegura@loanmart.com

Financial Services
Employee Benefits

RETIREADY

(619) 987-2331

abraham@retiready.us

Fitness
Health & Wellness

Crunch Fitness

(619) 434-8909

manager@crunchnationalcity.com

Flea Market

National City Swap Meet

(619) 477-2203

mwderco@gmail.com

Flood Restoration

Olympia Plumbing & Drains, Water Damage & Restoration

(619) 734-1889

john@olympianflood.com

PDR OF SOUTH SAN DIEGO COUNTY

(619) 400-6600

sosd@pauldavis.com

Flooring Services

Express/Champion Floor Service

(619) 461-4225

ray.expressfloor@gmail.com

Florists

Petals by Jenc

(619) 773-6333

office@petalsbyjenc.com

Food Vending

Healthy Delights Vending LLC

(561) 685-0466

info@healthydelightsvending.com

Funeral Services

Funeraria Del Angel National City

(619) 474-6565

rosana.sandoval@sci-us.com

Golf Course
Entertainment

National City Golf Course - AGC

(619) 474-1400

jgomez@nationalcitygc.com

Government
Business and Professional Associations
Business Consultants
Small Business Financing

United States Small Business Administration - San Diego District Office

1-619-455-2013

jamye.pritchettsolorzano@sba.gov

Government
Local Government

City of National City

(619) 336-4236

braulston@nationalcityca.gov

Government
Transportation

Metropolitan Transit System

(619) 233-3004

lucero.sanchez@sdmts.com

Green Business

Shryne Group, Inc.

(407) 910-8902

Matthew.nathaniel@shrynegroup.com

Grocers

Carnival Supermarket

(619) 474-5444

carnivalsupermarket@yahoo.com

Cozine’s Market Liquor & Deli

(619) 477-8488

jack.bazzi@yahoo.com

National City Grocery Outlet

(619) 420-7134

nationalcity@groceryoutlet.com

Grocers
Produce Company

Gosen Produce

(619) 856-4257

gosenproduce@hotmail.com

Gutters
Roofing Contractors

Woolley’s Gutter Experts

(619) 248-4811

woolleysgutterexperts@hotmail.com

Health & Wellness

Angela Mayora Life Coaching

(619) 808-2642

coach@angelamayora.com

Family Health Centers of San Diego-National City Family Health Center

(619) 515-2399

lucinaj@fhcsd.org

Pacific Health Systems, LP

(619) 267-9257

malacaraw@pacifichealthsystems.com

Health & Wellness
Health Care
Medical Clinics
Medical Office

Heart & Wellness Center

1-619-517-3973

renecamacho@hwcsd.com

Health & Wellness
Health Products

MGI Maximus Global Innovation

(516) 476-4653

noralynortega@yahoo.com

Naturesmart

(858) 208-5109

helene@naturesmart.us

Optimal Hydration 7

(619) 947-3990

mgstewart2020@gmail.com

Health Care

San Diego Blood Bank

(619) 400-8166

cvangonka@sandiegobloodbank.org

Health Care
Health Insurance

Blue Shield of California Promise Health Plan

(619) 528-4800

maryana.vazquez@blueshieldca.com

Health Insurance

Kaiser Permanente - Medicare Senior Advantage

(619) 876-3575

martha.y.camarena@kp.org

MediExcel Health Plan

(619) 421-1659

eposada@mediexcel.com

Health Insurance
Insurance

Robin Wagner

(619) 354-8312

rwagner1917@gmail.com

Hospitals

Paradise Valley Hospital

(619) 470-4115

njadeja@primehealthcare.com

Hotels/Motels

Best Western Plus Marina Gateway

(619) 259-2800

msoltero@bwmarinagateway.com

Howard Johnson by Wyndham National City

(619) 474-6517

rpatel8261@gmail.com

Ramada by Wyndham

(619) 474-2800

angela@ramadasd.com

Housing

National City Park Apartments

(619) 477-3114

skramirez@nc-pa.com

Housing
Real Estate & Property Management
Real Estate Sales & Mortgages

Bella Vita Apartment Homes

(858) 531-0930

Debbie@rasnyder.com

Human Resources

Lucid HR Solutions

(619) 739-2492

jeanette@lucidhrsolutions.com

Human Resources
Payroll Processing

Insperity

(858) 523-7862

cory.schwarzschild@insperity.com

Human Resources
Recruiting US Armed Forces

Malveaux& Co.

(619) 936-3483

rachael@malveauxco.com

Ice Cream & Frozen Desserts

Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream

(619) 856-5530

handelsnationalcity@gmail.com

Niederfrank’s Ice Cream

(619) 477-0828

niederfranks@aol.com

Nuyo Frozen Yogurt -Telegraph

(619) 564-9940

nuyotelegraph01@gmail.com

Industrial Hose

Westflex

(619) 474-7400

sales@westflex.com

Industrial Hose
Equipment Rental

E&E Industries

(619) 262-8693

fernandoh@e-eindustries.com

Insurance

Aflac Supplemental Insurance

(619) 607-7190

martha@marthawinellagency.com

Armando C Aguilar Agency/Farmers Insurance

(858) 737-9292

aaguilar@farmersagent.com

Farmers Insurance

(619) 336-4890

smills@farmersagent.com

Farmers Insurance Larry Baker Agency

(619) 432-7967

lbaker@farmersagent.com

Farmers Insurance Sherry Gogue Agency

(619) 337-0721

sgogue@farmersagent.com

Mainline Insurance Services

(619) 420-8600

ramses@mainline-ins.com

Prescott & Lowther Insurance Agency

(619) 420-7600

jim@prescott-ins.com

T&M Services Inc

(619) 726-1962

atrustednotary@gmail.com

Thelma Sanchez Insurance

(619) 882-4403

thelmasancheznc@gmail.com

Wateridge Insurance Services

(858) 452-2200

jbyroads@wateridge.com

Yadira Garcia - State Farm

(619) 439-6930

yadira.garcia.xa2m@statefarm.com

Insurance
Health Insurance

Romo Health Insurance Agency

(619) 200-3594

susanneromo7@gmail.com

Internet Technology

FiveOne Development

(619) 728-5151

dan@fiveonedevelopment.com

Uptime USA

619-293-8600

bobs@uptimeusa.com

Jewelers

Pinky’s Jewelry

(619) 902-9080

caesar1892@msn.com

Junk Removal

Crisan Junk Removal

(619) 500-9920

contact@crisantransport.com

Pick and Dump - Junk Removal

(619) 552-2885

sales@pickanddump.com

Label Manufacturers

Identity Plus

(619) 474-1776

mattc@wnwinc.com

Landscape Contractor

Sporturf International

(619) 259-2527

sdelrio@sporturfintl.com

Leather Goods-Retail

San Diego Leather Inc

(619) 477-2900

nancy@leather.com

Legal Services

Arroyo Law Center

(619) 370-9074

arroyolaw@att.net

Legal Shield - Will Schussel

(858) 410-4100

will_schusse1969@yahoo.com

Legal Shield Michael Cabradilla

(619) 917-1315

michaelcabradilla@yahoo.com

Walton Law APC

(858) 384-3320

samar@waltonlawapc.com

Life Insurance

National Life Group

(619) 753-1183

rowiediego.pfa@gmail.com

Life Insurance
Financial Services

New York Life Insurance Company

(909) 670-9039

rpbitar@ft.newyorklife.com

Local Government

National City Public Library

(619) 470-5800

Library@nationalcityca.gov

Manufacturer

Costco Wholesale Optical Lab

(619) 336-3307

monica.alvarez@costco.com

Marina

Pier 32 Marina

(619) 477-3232

office@pier32marina.com

Marketing
Advertising

Charles Reilly Co

(858) 452-6607

charlesr@san.rr.com

Marketing
Media

LocaliQ

(619) 415-6917

DMolina@localiq.com

Massage salon
Health & Wellness

California Massage

(619) 798-0301

Meat - Wholesale

Harvest Meat Company Inc

(619) 477-0185

jvidrio@harvestsherwood.com

Media

Entravision

(858) 715-6424

mwilder@entravision.com

Solorio Film Productions

(619) 888-8639

carlos@soloriofilm.com

Media
Advertising
Advertising Specialties
Marketing

Energy Communications Corp. - TELEVISA/XEWT12

(619) 585-9398

calvarez@xewt12.tv

Medical Clinics

BuzzRx

(619) 500-6209

Keith.woolgar@buzzrx.com

Kumara Prathipati, m.d., Inc

(619) 267-0553

kumara44@yahoo.com

La Maestra Family Community Health Centers

(619) 434-7308

arobles-duran@lamaestra.org

Maria Flora G. Trimor- Tamoria Medical Clinic Inc.

(619) 267-5884

mtrimortamoria@sbcglobal.net

Paradise Hills Family Clinic

(619) 662-4100

mfavela@syhealth.org

San Ysidro Health

(619) 662-4100

kmattson@syhealth.org

Medical Clinics
Medical Office

Palm Urgent Clinic

(619) 733-3176

johana6556@gmail.com

Medical Device Manufacturer

Pathway, LLC

(619) 415-0103

acox@pathwaynpi.com

Medical Education
Health Care

The Nurse Academy

(619) 488-3460

sherry@thenurseacademy.com

Metals - Testing

InspecTesting Inc

(619) 477-3670

olgag@inspectesting.com

Mexican Products

Corazon Mexicano

(619) 507-9703

rosabarajas@cox.net

Mortgages

Community Mortgage

(619) 432-7913

jaylin@calcommunitymortgage.com

Home Resource Center

(619) 279-4894

jose@jltorresgroup.com

Motto Mortgage Destination

(619) 793-6089

demario.davis@mottomortgage.com

Springboard CDFI

(619) 450-8694

compliance@springboard.org

Synergy One Lending

(619) 625-5718

dflorian@s1l.com

Motivational Speaker

AMOtivational Communications

(619) 929-6000

alex@alexmontoya.org

Motorcycles

Coronado Beach Wise Riders Harley-Davidson

(619) 477-4477

lholm@wiseriders.com

Moving & Storage

National City Transfer & Storage

(619) 477-2774

info@nationalcitytrans.com

U-Haul Moving & Storage of National City

(858) 668-6896

don_chae@uhaul.com

Newspapers

San Diego Union Tribune

(619) 299-4141

john.fields@sduniontribune.com

The Filipino Press

(619) 755-0755

filpress@aol.com

Non Profit Organizations

Adrian’s Way

(619) 743-6505

adriansway18@gmail.com

Ahead of the game Academy Inc.-Non Profit

(619) 259-4028

aotgame.org@gmail.com

American Legion Post 255

(619) 477-3055

alegion255@aol.com

Apreva Hospice - Janelle Catrambone

(858) 999-4793

janelle.catrambone@aprevahospice.com

Community Housing Works (CHW)

(619) 282-6647

mjjag@chworks.org

Electric Vehicle Association of San Diego

(619) 475-3084

lkkms@sbcglobal.net

GRID Alternatives

(866) 921-4696

sdoutreach@gridalternatives.org

GRID Alternatives

(619) 535-3400

infosd@gridalternatives.org

Institute for Public Strategies

(619) 476-9000

thowey@publicstrategies.org

International Community Foundation

(619) 336-2250

lilian@icfdn.org

It Ends With Us

(619) 829-0873

info@itendswithusnpo.org

Las Palmas Little League

(619) 709-8552

LasPalmasPresident1@gmail.com

MAAC

(619) 426-3595

amanriquez@maacproject.org

MANA de San Diego

(619) 297-0115

manasd@manasd.org

National City Girls Softball League

(619) 470-8389

NCGSL@AOL.COM

National City Police and Fire Foundation

(619) 618-0300

president@ncpff.org

NC 16 Weeks of Steam

(619) 607-2876

tomdavis70@gmail.com

NTC Foundation

(619) 573-9300

ljohnson@ntcfoundation.org

Olivewood Gardens and Learning Center

(619) 434-4260

jen@olivewoodgardens.org

REGISTRAR OF VOTERS

(858) 565-5800

rovmail@sdcounty.ca.gov

San Diego Electric Railway Association/ National City Depot

(619) 474-4400

webmaster@sdera.org

San Diego Habitat for Humanity ReStore | National City

(619) 516-5267

nationalcityrestore@sandiegohabitat.org

San Diego Symphony

(619) 615-3946

jcumming@sandiegosymphony.org

San Diego Workforce Innovation High School

(619) 677-1903

SDMAC

(619) 299-3762

executivedirector@sdmac.org

South Bay Community Services

(619) 420-3620

ap@csbcs.org

South Bay Family YMCA

(619) 421-8805 X2117

lgoganzer@ymca.org

Support the Enlisted Project (STEP)

(858) 695-6810 Extension: 271

tracy.owens@stepsocal.org

Support The Enlisted Project, Inc.

(858) 695-6810

info@stepsocal.org

The SUHI Foundation

(619) 820-4268

mjuarez@thesuhifoundation.org

Urban League of San Diego County

(619) 263-3115

ray.king@sdul.org

USS Midway Museum

(619) 544-9600

lcartmill@midway.org

Vision Culture Foundation

(619) 247-4592

info@visionculturefoundation.org

Non Profit Organizations
Community Organization

Bonita Family Resource Center

(619) 512-1122

aroblesduran@bonitafrc.org

Non Profit Organizations
Green Business

SD-SEQUEL

(619) 475-3084

lkkms@sbcglobal.net

Non Profit Organizations
Nursing Homes

St. Paul’s Senior Services

(619) 591-0600 x3603

mjohnson@stpaulseniors.org

Non Profit Organizations
Sports Team

SoCal Girls Fastpitch

(619) 856-1680

socalgirlsfastpitch@mail.com

Non Profit Organizations
Visitors Bureau

National City Historical Society

(619) 962-4128

ladymartinelli@gmail.com

Notary Services

Noemi Sanchez Mobile Notary

(619) 450-3409

noemi.sanchez.lsa@outlook.com

Nursing Homes

Hillcrest Manor Sanitarium

(619) 477-1176

dan@specialized-care.com

Windsor Gardens Convalescent Ctr

(619) 474-6741

businessdev@windsorgardenssandiego.com

Office Equipment Repair & Supplies
Office-Supplies, Equipment & Furniture

Copy Link

(619) 424-8000

skey@copylink.net

Office-Supplies, Equipment & Furniture

Adobe

(408) 753-5826

cit46532@adobe.com

Office Depot

(619) 422-6155

ods00963@officedepot.com

Pawnbrokers

Express Pawn

(619) 474-5566

info@expresspawn.com

We Lend More Inc

(619) 477-1267

mvogel@sbcglobal.net

Payroll Processing

Paycor

(619) 485-8391

rbenito@paycor.com

Payroll Processing
Employment Services
Human Resources

Payroll Vault

(858) 967-0417

elsie.nash@payrollvault.com

Payroll Processing
Human Resources

Intela Staffing LLC

(949) 520-1389

aliocha.torres@intela-staffing.com

US Bank

(619) 246-3242

maribel.nuanes@usbank.com

Pest Control Services

Cal Coast Pest Management

(619) 878-0346

michael.keith@calcoastpestmanagement.com

Pet Hospital

Plaza Boulevard Pet Hospital

(619) 267-8200

plazavet@yahoo.com

Pharmacies

Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy

(619) 470-4550

jomana6556@gmail.com

Palm Care Pharmacy National City

(619) 434-8338

johana6556@gmail.com

SuiteCare Pharmacy

(619) 434-6973

suitecarerx@gmail.com

Photographers

Kim Bales Photography

(619) 768-3550

kim@kimbalesphotography.com

Plastic Molding

Advance Plastics

(619) 477-1893

plasticzar@ims4usa.com

Plumbing

John Padilla Plumbing

(858) 375-5633

service@jpplumbers.com

Perry Plumbing and Pipelining

(619) 425-2027

anndrea@perryplumbingco.com

Port District

Port of San Diego

(619) 686-6200

rconiglio@portofsandiego.org

Printers

Diego & Son Printing Inc

(619) 233-5373

nicholas@diegoandson.com

Printers
Promotional Products

Minuteman Press Chula Vista

(619) 621-6441

chulavista@minutemanpress.com

Promotional Products

Ron Oeding Inc

(619) 440-4438

rocap@rocap.net

Property Management

A B B Management Inc

(619) 477-7700

Acquaro Family Trust

(619) 410-7546

aacquaro@live.com

B&L Dba Parkview Apartments

(619) 477-7700

Beauchamp - Johnson

(619) 477-7700

jim@abbmanagement.com

H G Fenton Company

(619) 262-5666

dsellers@hgfenton.com

Muraoka Enterprise Inc.

(619) 422-0272

kenmuraoka@mac.com

Professional Real Estate Management

(619) 297-7736

lee@propmgr.us

Radio Station

Local Media San Diego

(858) 888-7020

dtrujillo@lmasandiego.com

Radio Latina XLTN 104.5 FM

(619) 336-7800

ellen@1045radiolatina.com

Real Estate

COLDWELL BANKER WEST

(619) 942-1186

gemasells@gmail.com

J & S Investments II LLC

(619) 477-6516

jsinv@pacbell.net

Pacific Coast Commercial

(619) 940-4811

hannah@pacificcoastcommercial.com

Parco

(619) 975-2700

Parco@conam.net

Premium Real Estate Services

(619) 474-2500

ditas@PRES-SD.com

Quantum Express, Inc

(619) 791-1000

piero@ca-res.com

Real Estate
Real Estate Consultants

Team Castle Homes

(619) 677-8854

randicastle007@gmail.com

Real Estate
Real Estate Consultants
Real Estate Sales & Mortgages

The Enriquez Group

(858) 345-7829

vinniesellshomes@gmail.com

Real Estate
Real Estate Sales & Mortgages
Real Estate Services

Finest City FCHL Homes & Loans

(619) 218-3407

magsster@me.com

Real Estate
Real Estate Services

Realty Buy Denise

(619) 455-0021

RealtyBuyDenise@gmail.com

Real Estate & Property Management
Real Estate Consultants
Real Estate Services

AE Commercial Real Estate / Phil Emery

(619) 955-6070

phil@aecommercial.com

Real Estate Consultants

Patricia Casanova Realtor- Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices

(858) 859-2132

patriciacasanovarealtor@gmail.com

Professional Land Corporation

(858) 220-5487

femie@proland.expert

Real Estate Sales & Mortgages

Wilroc Realty & Mortgage

(619) 336-0536

rocky@wilrocmortgage.com

Real Estate Services

Faith and Vision Realty, powered by 10X Realty

(619) 871-0306

sonjaf_6@hotmail.com

Pacific Southwest Assoc of REALTORS

(619) 421-7811

rich@psar.org

Recreation
Catering & Banquet Halls

Chula Vista Golf Course

(619) 479-4141

rdeltoro@chulavistagc.com

Restaurant/Catering/Entertainment

Blue Poke Invercap LLC

1-619-434-4673

eat@bluepoke.com

Mango Mango Inc

(619) 777-0623

karolanieto@hotmail.com

Mr. Joey’s Taco Shop

(619) 204-0828

randysollinger@yahoo.com

Restaurant/Catering/Entertainment
Catering
Mexican Products
Restaurants

Jalisco Cafe

(619) 267-7855

mosuna12@hotmail.com

Restaurant/Catering/Entertainment
Restaurants

Gerry’s Grill

(619) 464-3779

narangorin@gerrysgrill.com

Jalisco cafe San Diego - Imperial Beach

(619) 575-4955

mosuna12@hotmail.com

Starbucks Coffee Grove Plaza National City

(619) 472-5318

us2414795@starbucks.com

Super Sergio’s

(619) 474-2553

mrjessberry@yahoo.com

Restaurants

Aunt Emma’s Pancakes

(619) 477-6900

auntemmas.marketing@yahoo.com

Beshay Foods Inc. Jack in the Box Store #3049

(619) 446-0000

LStanciu@beshayenterprises.com

Birrieria Negro Durazo

(619) 748-8900

charlygt619@gmail.com

Casa de Oro Restaurant

(619) 474-6332

lacasadeoromexican@gmail.com

Hilberto’s Mexican Food

(619) 475-3308

Jack In The Box #3

(619) 477-6211

media@jackinthebox.com

Jersey Mike’s Subs

(619) 336-1400

raul@wholdingsllc.com

Los Panchos Taco Shop

(619) 474-7194

Los Tito’s Mexican Food

(619) 475-2160

aranzasue@yahoo.com

Manila Sunset Restaurant

(619) 474-0421

raymond@manilasunset.com

Napoleone’s Pizza House

(619) 474-2888

napspizzahouse3@gmail.com

Oriental Café

(619) 474-1343

Pho 7 Cow

(619) 512-1549

pho7cow@gmail.com

Pier 32 Waterfront Grill

(619) 718-6240

gboeh@gbcapitalholdings.com

Restaurants
Brewery

Slappy’s Burger & Brews

(619) 773-6660

slappysburgers@yahoo.com

Restaurants
Brewery
Restaurant/Catering/Entertainment

Market on 8th

(619) 856-4538

info.marketon8th@gmail.com

Restaurants
Catering

Dream Dinners

(619) 460-6800

lamesaca@dreamdinners.com

Restaurants
Catering
Restaurant/Catering/Entertainment

Kimball Coastal Eatery

(281) 705-6267

mgmt@kimballsd.com

Restaurants
Restaurant/Catering/Entertainment

Chick-fil-A

(619) 505-9103

03764@chick-fil-a.com

Retirement Communitiy
Senior Living Services
Senior Transportation

Paradise Village

(619) 475-5040

BLawson@liveatparadise.com

Schools

Flex Air, Inc.

(785) 727-4888

paul@goflexair.com

Integrity Charter School

(619) 336-0808

sfahey@integritycharterschool.net

National School District

(619) 336-7500

lbrady@nsd.us

Sweetwater Union High School District

(619) 407-4970

Security Services

ADT Business

(619) 536-4825

kaimanaphillips@adt.com

Eagles Point Security

(844) 600-0400

info@eaglespointsecurity.com

Proactive Security

(619) 597-4614

k9.proactivesecured@gmail.com

Senior Living Services
Health & Wellness
Health Care
Senior Transportation

St. Paul’s PACE

(619) 239-6900

vmeza@stpaulspace.org

Senior Living Services
Retirement Communitiy
Senior Transportation

Sunshine Placement Services

(619) 253-4095

jean@sunshineplacement.com

Senior Transportation

Love At Home

(619) 227-4836

ssirromm@aol.com

Service Clubs

Kiwanis Club of National City

6197877093

Kiwanis11@gmail.com

Kiwanis Club of Sweetwater NC

(619) 336-7722

National City Host Lions Club

(619) 962-6302

breannclapper@gmail.com

Rotary Club of National City

(619) 587-1059

rotaryclubnationalcity@gmail.com

Service Clubs
Non Profit Organizations

La Jolla Presidents Lions Club

(858) 354-5055

julio.deguzman@gmail.com

Ship Builders & Repairers

Epsilon Systems Solutions Inc

(619) 702-1700 ext 7181

ap-invoices@epsilonsystems.com

JAANN INC

619-336-0584

lavinj@jaann.net

Ship Builders & Repairers
Manufacturer
Marine Services

AUSTAL USA

251-434-8000

hector.virgen@austalusa.com

Shopping Centers

Highland View Center

(619) 477-7515

thehighlander72@hotmail.com

South Bay Plaza Shopping Center

(310) 277-6318

jacquelinem@calamerican.com

Sweetwater Crossings Shopping Center

(858) 259-9909

eabrille@merlonegeier.com

Westfield Plaza Bonita

(619) 267-2850

jessica.obrien@urw.com

Signs - Equipment & Supplies

ACME Safety and Supply Corp

(619) 299-5100

candace@acmesafetysupply.com

Signs & Banners

Fastsigns

(619) 474-1111

237@fastsigns.com

Stanford Sign & Awning

(619) 423-6200

robin@stansign.com

Small Business Financing

CDC Small Business Finance

(619) 291-3594

rvillarreal@cdcloans.com

Social Media Marketing

Vezbi

(858) 342-6800

jonathan@vezbi.com

Solar Energy

Go Solar with Kelly

(858) 222-9728

Kelly@GoSolarWithKelly.com

San Diego Solar Cleaning

(619) 778-5145

danielstuder1990@gmail.com

Solar by Dawn

(510) 862-4669

solarbydawn@gmail.com

Sunny Money US

(858) 848-4801

ppdeagle@san.rr.com

Sports Team

San Diego Loyal Soccer Club

(619) 790-7118

stefanip@sdloyal.com

San Diego Strike Force

6193401315

drew@sdstrikeforce.com

Sports Team
Non Profit Organizations

South Bay Diablos

(559) 901-6882

sbncdiablos@gmail.com

Steel Distributors & Fabricators

Fabrication Technologies Ind Inc

(619) 477-4141

jHousher@ftisd.com

Storage - Public

54/NATIONAL SELF STORAGE LLC

(619) 474-6100

hwy54@sdss1.com

Acropolis Space Center

(619) 474-8391

greg@atomic-inc.com

National City Self-Storage Ltd

(619) 474-7039

nationalcity@aspselfstorage.com

Security Public Storage

(619) 422-0128

chulavista@securitypublicstorage.com

Tattoo Shop
Beauty Services

Pure Ink Scalp Micropigmentation

(619) 883-5012

pureinksmp@gmail.com

Tax Services

Carrasco Group Tax & Services

(619) 519-8609

citytax@carrascogroup.com

Espinoza Services Inc

(619) 267-9493

esptxss@yahoo.com

Telecommunications

Cox Communications Inc

(619) 269-2000

adriana.mendoza@cox.com

Jasen HR Inc.

(619) 456-4959

yunuem@mangeneral.com

Telecommunications
Communications Infrastructure
Telecommunications (Mobile)

Wyyerd Fiber

(619) 732-6100

service.ca@wyyerd.com

Tire Dealers
Automobile Parts / Performance
Automotive Repair

Superior Tire inc

(619) 434-7344

superiortireinc@gmail.com

Towing Service

Angelo’s towing and recovery

(619) 702-8888

Nicole@angelostowing.com

Toys
Gift Store

Sofia’s Precious Boutique

(619) 534-0511

shayito488@gmail.com

Transportation

Champion Charter Bus San Diego

(619) 629-0453

info@championcharterbus.com

Sun Diego Charter

(619) 336-9200

furaje@luxbusamerica.com

Transportation Logistics

Pasha Automotive Services

(619) 419-1200

John_Pasha@pashanet.com

Travel Agencies
Airlines
Health & Wellness
Special Events
Tourism
Wineries

Cruise Planners-Roxana Burns

(619) 869-8697

roxana.burns@cruiseplanners.com

Utilities

Moor Electric, Inc.

(619) 250-0380

info@moorelectric-sd.com

San Diego County Water Authority

858-522-6600

sdcwa@sdcwa.org

San Diego Gas & Electric

(619) 654-1211

RAlcanta@sdge.com

Sweetwater Authority

(619) 420-1413

Veteran Service Organization
Health & Wellness
Veterans Assistance

Veteran Compensation Services

(858) 216-1777

info@veterancomp.com

Veteran Service Organization
Veterans Assistance

Sunnyside Veterans Consulting

(858) 547-9101

vetnexusdoctor@gmail.com

Visitors Bureau

San Diego Tourism Authority

(619) 232-3101

sdinfo@sandiego.org

Warehouses - Cold Storage

San Diego Cold Storage

(619) 474-6525

shipping@sdcold.com

Waste & Recycling

EDCO Waste & Recycling Services

(619) 287-7555

jsnyder@edcodisposal.com

Water Damage Cleanup

JC Environmental Co.

(619) 477-4416

ocaro@jc-environmental.com

Website Design & Development

Garcia’s Online Solutionz

(619) 377-9950

mrg@go-solutionz.com

Sagetree

(866) 728-9100

letschat@sagetree.com

Tome Brand Studio

(858) 472-6474

yohan.penny@gmail.com

Wineries

Maestri Italiani

(619) 856-5123

bmaruca@aol.com

Yoga Center
Health & Wellness

Atma Prema Yoga

(619) 726-3670

atmaprema.yogastudio@gmail.com

Youth Organizations

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater San Diego

(858) 866-0591

scartier@SDYouth.org

Community Youth Athletic Center

(619) 992-7075

ccasillas@cyacteam.org

Girl Scouts S D - Imperial Council Inc

(619) 610-0721

gvargas@sdgirlscouts.org

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AARP

member@aarp.org

Foto Booth Images

(858) 247-2540

fotoboothimages@gmail.com

Lemon Grove Stucco

(619) 482-0022

cdavenport@lemongrovestucco.com

PRS Livescan & Notary Services

(619) 691-6231

prslivescans@att.net

Ranch House Liquor LLC Inc

(619) 474-3000

ranch404@cox.net

South Bay Energy Action Collaborative

(619) 409-3893

South County Buick GMC

(619) 336-2838

rmedina@scbgmc.com

That’s It A Personal Touch

(619) 847-7015

thatsit_apersonaltouch@live.com

USAA

(951) 319-0247

David.Dearie@usaa.com