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Sac Cal Alumni

The Sac Cal Alumni is your connection to everything Cal throughout the greater Sacramento area. We welcome all Cal alumni to join us in our community! 

Come build the Cal Bears community with us!

Sac Cal Alumni, formerly the Cal Alumni Club of Sacramento and Sac Bears, is your connection to everything Cal throughout the greater Sacramento area. The goals of Sac Cal Alumni are Scholarship, Service, and Friendship. We offer a range of events and programs throughout the year—Alumni Scholar Interviews, New Student/Parent Reception, Cal-in-Sacramento, Cal-in-the-Community, California Grid Club (Golden Bear Football), Cal Advocacy, and more. Members also receive the Club’s periodic e-newsletter regarding our many events and activities.

Please also be aware that we’re actively recruiting additional Old and New Blues willing to share their experiences and assist our Club with its future growth. Whether you have a lot of time, or just a little, you can help support Cal and our chapter. Get involved and have fun with your fellow Bears!

Feb 2, 2013; Berkeley, CA, USA; California Alumni Association Young Alumni Hoops Party at Alumni House.
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