Who created Party411.com™? The Party Girl, that's who, in April 1997. And who is she? Author, Humorist, Internet Entrepreneur, Professional Special Event Planner, Columnist, Talk Show Guest and Party Girl Sherri Foxman has been on the special event scene nationally and locally for more than 15 years. Currently, She is Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Party411.com.Sherri's creativity, imagination and enthusiasm have long been a part of her professional career where she makes every corporate event, fundraiser, convention and personal party a memorable one for their hosts and guests. She is the author of two books, The J-FACTOR Male Jerk Counter and Classified Love: A Guide to the Personals and has two works in progress It Must Be Prozac: 8,000,000 Reasons Why Half the World is on Prozac and Dear Mom: Thanks for the Fat Cells. - Read more

Las Madres was formed in 1953 by a group of women in a Palo Alto childbirth preparation class and has grown to over 2000 members a year. We are organized by the birth year of our child and by neighborhoods throughout the South Bay. We are a completely volunteer-run organization, and our members keep us strong so that we can continue the tradition of this wonderful organization that has existed and serviced our members and the community for over 50 years! - Read more

So you're probably wondering who the heck I am, right? Well, my name is Tina and I too am a Fresno local. I need to make it very clear to all my site visitors that this is a mommy-made site, NOT a professional site. This is a one-mama run site, and its entirely done on my opinion and experiences and in my free time (what little there is) when I'm not busy mommying, homeschooling, or working on a million other projects and tasks...So anyone who considers doing business with me needs to keep this in mind and realize I'm on mommy time--which means my KIDS come first, not my business. Thank you for understanding! - Read more

This Web site offers a guide to families, practitioners, researchers and others seeking to address the unique and complex challenges children on the autism spectrum experience in peer relations and play. Our focus is on advancing local, national and international efforts to develop inclusive peer play programs following the Integrated Play Groups (IPG) model. The IPG model supports children of diverse ages and abilities on the autism spectrum in natural play experiences with typical peers and siblings within school, home, community and therapy settings. - Read more

This didn't start as a business- just a way to give my kids great birthday parties without breaking the bank. But with encouragement from other mom's whose kids loved the parties, I thought about making it into a business. And it occured to me that "intellectual property" such as these parties was perfect for sale on the Internet. - Read more