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The mayoral candidates are Erin Capuchino, representing the Bass Lake Education Foundation, and Rima Runtzel, representing the Oakhurst Boys & Girls Club. New to the Mountain Area, Capuchino moved from Visalia a year ago with husband Michael and children, Sirene, 7, and Layla, 4. But being a new Bass Lake resident isn't holding her Jewellery on Sale from community involvement. "I wanted to run for mayor and I know schools are struggling and looking at budget cuts," she said. "I wanted to help so I contacted the elementary school's Facebook page and asked if Folded heart pendant was a foundation that helped support the school." It was then that she learned of the Bass Lake Education Foundation, which just earned its nonprofit status last year. "Frank Gehry Fish cuff links is a brand-new nonprofit that even some teachers don't know about and I would like to get the word out because it's a good thing to have," Capuchino said. The foundation was founded by local mothers, Capuchino said, to help with educational funding that has been taken away through budget cuts. Frank Gehry Fish drop earrings project the foundation funds is the Yosemite Science Club at Oak Creek Intermediate that both OCI students and Wasuma Elementary students are enrolled in. It meets once a week after school. Frank Gehry Fish earrings the foundation is also in the process of collecting 200 recipes for a cookbook that will hopefully be out by November, just in time for Christmas, but it still needs sponsors. Capuchino said she hopes to possibly start a grant fund for special projects or another club -- possibly art or elementary age science -- with funds raised from the Honorary Mayor race.