CAHIP NorCal
March 6, 2026
CAHIP NorCal’s Crab Feed Raises Funds for Casa Roble AVID Students
Citrus Heights, CA — March 6, 2026 The California Association of Health Insurance Professionals (CAHIP) NorCal chapter hosted its annual crab feed last weekend, bringing together members of the local insurance and healthcare community for an evening of networking, fundraising, and community impact.
This year’s event included a meaningful partnership with the AVID program at Casa Roble High School, giving students the opportunity to gain volunteer hours and real-world event experience while supporting their own educational goals.
AVID students assisted throughout the evening by serving guests and supporting the flow of dinner service. Their participation provided service experience in a professional event setting while connecting them with local business leaders.
CAHIP NorCal’s attendees generously tipped the AVID students nearly $2,000, which goes directly to supporting graduating AVID seniors. The money helps cover campus visits and college dorm room essentials. This year’s campus visits include UC Merced, Fresno State, Cal Poly, UC Santa Cruz, CSU Monterey Bay, and CSU Stanislaus.
“We love partnering with the Casa AVID students. They are very responsible and do a phenomenal job keeping up with their tables,” said Lauren Bayha, Executive Director of CAHIP NorCal. Kathryn Kelly, Casa Roble AVID advisor, echoed the sentiment, saying, “The kids had a lot of fun and learned valuable job skills.”
The annual crab feed is one of CAHIP NorCal’s signature events, known for its lively atmosphere and popular dessert auction. This year’s western-themed celebration was not just a fun gathering, but also reflected CAHIP NorCal’s commitment to community engagement. CAHIP NorCal looks forward to continuing its partnership with community organizations in the years ahead.
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For over 37 years, CAHIP-NorCal has worked to improve our members’ ability to meet the health, financial and retirement security needs of all Californians and Americans through education, advocacy, and professional development. For more information, please visit: CAHIP-NorCal.org.
