2013-2014
Annual Report
Restoring At-Risk Neighborhoods, One Life at a Time
A Letter from KidWorks’ Executive Leadership
A Year in Review
Faith. Empowerment. Respect. These are the core values of KidWorks.
Preschool
Faith, to demonstrate God’s love and Christ-like values in all we do. Empowerment,
to educate and develop leaders. Respect, to affirm the dignity of every person.
For over twenty years, these guiding principles have led our every action and
decision when helping children and families living in some of the most crime-ridden
and lowest income neighborhoods of central Santa Ana, California. At KidWorks,
these values are not just something we say, they are at the core of what we do.
When people ask us what makes KidWorks different, we reply that KidWorks
transforms lives. Countless moms, dads, and graduates tell us, with tears of joy,
about what our services have meant to their family—restored relationships, success
in school, personal transformation, and hope for the future.
We do not take lightly our mission to restore at-risk neighborhoods one life at
a time. And it is only because of supporters like you—our donors, volunteers,
staff members, parents, and youth leaders—that we can make a critical impact to
help children and families and improve communities, not only in Santa Ana, but in
Orange County and beyond.
It is because you care and give your time, talent, and treasure that we are able to …
have preschool teachers instruct young at-risk children so that they are ready for
Kindergarten … provide tutoring for students struggling in school … take teenagers
to visit their first college campus … develop youth leaders who advocate for safe
and healthy community change … and give the necessary tools and guidance to
parents and caregivers to support their family’s well-being.
• 100% of preschool students (48 of 48) were assessed as
“Kindergarten-ready.”
• 5,935 books in total were read by all the families.
• 100% of preschool families volunteered in the classroom and
48% of those parents completed more than 30 volunteer hours.
• 96% of preschool parents attended at least one Kindergarten
Readiness workshop.
“University Starts Now” After-school Program
• 387 children, K-12th grade, participated in our daily after-school
program.
• 96% of 12th grade students (23 of 24) graduated from high
school.
• 91% of high school graduates (21 of 23) have enrolled in college
or university.
Faith. Empowerment. Respect. As you read this report you will learn more about
our work and how these values take shape in the lives we reach, thanks to your
partnership and support.
• 81% of K-5th grade students (143 of 177) improved their literacy
Gratefully yours,
• 39% (55 of 141) 1st-5th grade students participating in fitness
using the Let’s Go Learn diagnostic online reading assessment.
activities had a “healthy” BMI at the end of the school year.
When the program year began, only 13% (19 of 141) students had
a “healthy” BMI.
• 73 3rd-12th grade students visited at least one of the following
Rachid Chamtieh
Chair, Board of Directors
Ava Steaffens
CEO
college campuses: UC Riverside, CSU San Diego, CSU San Marcos,
Coastline College, Soka University, and Azusa Pacific University.
• 54 children participated in weekly classical music instrument
lessons through the Love in Music program.
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Youth Engagement
• 232 youth participated in civic leadership projects and events
through KidWorks’ Youth Empowerment Network.
• 20 youth biked 800 miles collecting 14,000 lbs. of food waste
from 30 participating families, organizations, and businesses to
produce compost for KidWorks’ community garden.
• 180 youth, ages 12-18, received at least one hour of personal
mentoring each week.
• 8 youth led Go, Slow and Whoa!, a school nutrition campaign that
encourages healthy options for school cafeterias and educates
students about their food and beverage choices.
• 6 youth led the Bike It! campaign using surveys, PhotoVoice
assessments, and GIS mapping to advocate for safer and improved
infrastructure for pedestrians and bicyclists in Santa Ana, while
learning leadership and public speaking skills.
Family Engagement
• 100% of parents in nutrition classes (73 of 73) increased their
knowledge of good nutrition and healthy living practices, based on
pre- and post-surveys.
• 62 fathers completed the Responsible Fatherhood program. Of those
participants, 96% of fathers felt that they were more prepared to
effectively discipline their children and 91% of fathers felt that they
were more prepared to spend quality time with their children.
• 160 parents participated in regular parent training and activities.
• 922 volunteers, including 221 parents, gave 15,347 hours of
their time. Volunteers served as workshop instructors, tutors,
mentors, childcare workers, snack time assistants, fitness coaches,
committee members, and event supporters.
• 4,000+ community residents participated in our outreach
events, including the Townsend Street Health Fair, Day of the Child
Celebration, and Bishop Manor Community Fair.
Rosa
Achieving Balance
Rosa is a 16-year-old junior at Godinez High School.
She is also a proud member of Mensa, an international
society that accepts individuals with an IQ in the top
2% of the population. She is mature and thoughtful
about her plans for the future. Last year she took
the PSAT twice, and is studying hard in preparation
for taking the SAT this spring. With KidWorks’
encouragement and support, Rosa has been able to
tour local colleges, including USC and Chapman, and
she is deciding if she wants to stay in California or
attend a college on the East Coast.
In addition to school, Rosa likes to paint and draw, as
well as participate in Mensa competitions.
In the fall of 2013, a friend invited Rosa to
join the Youth Empowerment Network at
KidWorks. Rosa loved meeting new friends and
found herself drawn to the newly formed SAHNA:
the Santa Ana Health and Nutrition Advocates. The
SAHNA group, made up of junior high and high school
students living in at-risk neighborhoods served by
KidWorks, decided to focus this year on obesity and
school meal programs.
Since starting
the program,
they have
worked with
the Santa Ana
Unified School
District to
understand the
tight federal
nutritional
parameters, and the limited
budget the district must abide by.
Their first effort was to work
with representatives at the
school district to reinstate salad
bars at the high schools and
increase the salad bar offerings
to include additional items, like garbanzo beans,
mandarin oranges, as well as different types of lettuce
– not just iceberg. All of Santa Ana’s high schools, with
only one exception, were able to support the SAHNA
Salad Bar initiative.
By participating in SAHNA, one of
KidWorks’ youth leadership groups, Rosa
realized how much she enjoyed research
and making presentations - she’s learned
valuable skills in public speaking, fact-based research
and how to work collaboratively with fellow
students and district representatives to improve her
community.
As Rosa considers college and what she would like
to focus on, she has decided that public health, with
a focus on educational nutrition is something she is
passionate about.
Thanks to the KidWorks Youth
Empowerment Network, Rosa knows that
one of her life-long goals is to continue
making a difference in people’s lives.
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Javier
From Townsend Street to UCLA
Central Santa Ana is full of violence, poverty, gangs,
crime, and drugs. It’s tough here, and you have to be
tough to grow up in my neighborhood. The gangs
are always after you – you either join a
gang, or you are a target.
I’m one of the lucky ones, my family is close. My
parents are still together and my dad works long, hard
days as a carpenter.
As a teenager, I
helped him when I
could, but the work
was physically too
exhausting. I got a
job at a florist shop
six miles away from
home, but sometimes
my bike would break
down and I would
have to leave it on
the street and run to
get to work on time.
I needed to work
to help my family, but it was hard to balance school
and work. I had tunnel vision, I couldn’t see past
tomorrow, past next week.
My mom insisted that my sisters and I
attend KidWorks after-school programs
for homework help and mentoring. In
high school I had good enough grades to get into a
private college in Indiana, but we couldn’t afford the
tuition. I felt like my options were really limited, I was
going to end up being a laborer, like the men in my
neighborhood.
When I started community college, I thought I would
get an associate’s degree and perhaps become a
technician of some sort. But then things started
happening
for me….
My mentor
at KidWorks
suggested I apply
for a position
that had opened
up there. My
college guidance counselor told me how to apply for
financial aid, and how to apply to my dream school UCLA.
I applied to KidWorks and was hired as a program
leader. I began helping kids like I used to be - faced
with the daily onslaught of living in the toughest
neighborhood in the toughest city in America. I
began to make a real difference, and that
felt really good.
At KidWorks, I learned to take the hard lessons of
my neighborhood and turn them into strength. I
encouraged the children to take their first courageous
steps away from the known path of poverty, gangs and
drugs, and to pursue education and career possibilities
they have never dreamed of.
The day I found out I was accepted at UCLA, with
financial aid, was the greatest day of my life! I was
already the first in my family to attend college, and
now I was accepted at a prestigious university.
Today, I am attending UCLA where I am majoring in
History. I don’t ever hide who I am, or where I came
from. I’m proud of how far I’ve come, and how much I
have to give.
KidWorks showed me that I have the same strength
and courage that I see in the kids I now mentor –
and I stand tall and proud. I wouldn’t be here
Rosiesela
A Simple Snack
Rosiesela is in first grade, she is a petite little girl who
is a bundle of energy; she has two speeds – ON and
ASLEEP.
Rosiesela has been participating in KidWorks afterschool program for the past two years. Our trained
staff assists the students with homework and act as
mentors, and our committed volunteers work with
students in small groups and one on one. Once
homework is complete, staff members
use this opportunity to teach important
character building lessons and conflict
resolution skills that are so crucial to
children who live in distressed situations.
Rosiesela has thrived in the KidWorks program,
eagerly participating in the lessons and playing with
her new friends. KidWorks (through a partnership
with the Second Harvest Food Bank) provides a
robust afternoon snack of a sandwich, a piece fruit
and milk. The snack is hearty and keeps her full and
focused until dinnertime.
This year, when it came time for re-enrollment,
Rosiesela’s mom, Reyna, wasn’t sure she could swing
the annual enrollment fee and didn’t inquire about the
payment options or how to volunteer to offset the
enrollment fee. It was a hard choice for Rosiesela’s
mom, but she decided to pull her out of KidWorks
and enrolled her in the public school’s free afterschool program. (Families are charged a nominal
annual fee to participate in the KidWorks programs,
ensuring consistent student participation and family
commitment. Families who cannot afford the annual
fee can make arrangements as program or event
volunteers.)
Although Rosiesela enjoyed her school’s afternoon
program and playing with her friends, the snack
provided just wasn’t very robust, and already petite
Rosiesela began losing weight. Her grades starting
slipping, she wasn’t studying in the afternoon and she
didn’t have the energy to participate fully in class.
Reyna knew she had to make a change. KidWorks’
staff reached out to Reyna to let her know that she
could volunteer to offset the annual fee - Reyna
immediately re-enrolled Rosiesela.
Today Rosiesela is back to her old self - full of
boundless energy, curiosity and fun.
Sometimes a real life transformation
begins with just a simple snack.
without Kidworks!
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Oilicec & Alondra
Thank You Donors
A Shining Light
Alondra and Oilicec are polite, charming, and full of
giggles. You can tell how close the sisters are; they
finish each other’s sentences and remind one another
of family stories.
Alondra is in 6th grade and 11 years old, she exhibits
a quiet poise and maturity that makes her seem older.
At 8 years old, Oilicec is a bouncy counterpart to
her sister’s watchful ways; she is full of fun, interesting
stories and a real sense of adventure. Both girls are
beautifully mannered and gracious, a true testament of
character formation happening at KidWorks.
Their parent’s
recent divorce
has tested these
lovely girls, and
with support from
KidWorks staff and
volunteer mentors,
they’ve come
through stronger
and more resilient.
For nearly six months,
the girls didn’t know
their father had moved
out. Their mother tried
to cushion the blow by
saying he had gotten a
job out of town; however
they eventually learned that Dad was gone for good.
For a while their grandmother and uncle moved in to
help financially, but the bigger apartment the family had
shared was ultimately too expensive to keep (their
mother works as a cake decorator), and they moved
to a smaller two bedroom apartment. Now, Alondra
and Oilicec share a bedroom with their mother and
the other bedroom is rented out.
Spreading Hope
Sharing a
bedroom with
two other
people may
sound crowded
but, fortunately,
Oilicec views
things in a more
positive light.
She is a little
frightened to sleep next to the window, so for her
it’s a comfort to sleep with mom and being able to
crawl into her bed for a snuggle. The girls don’t bicker
or fight about toys, but the lack of closet space and a
yard to play in is tough on all of them.
Donations from July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014
The best part of the girls’ day is afternoons
spent at KidWorks. Here they get the additional
$25,000 - $49,999
Craig Realty Group
Paula and Patrick Donahue
Irvine Health Foundation
Kern County Superintendent of
Schools
Jeri and Danny McKenna
Orange County United Way
Public Health Institute
Star Rock Ministries
Tarsadia Foundation
U.S. Bank
help with homework that they need – Alondra is
passionate about attending college and becoming a
dentist, and Oilicec would like to use her artistic gifts
as an elementary school art teacher. Even in their rough neighborhood, and with their
mother working as much as possible to support their
little family, the dreams of these two amazing girls are
well within their reach.
Since we found out about the divorce, staff and
volunteer mentors have spent many hours talking to
the girls, as well as advising the girls and their mother
on how to achieve their goals. This little family
that was once broken, is becoming whole.
$250,000+
The California Endowment
$100,000 - $249,999
NBC Universal Foundation
SAJE Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
American Career College/West Coast
University
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Wells Fargo
TELACU
The Sacred Harvest Foundation
Toyota Financial Services
Ueberroth Family Foundation
$10,000 - $25,000
Anonymous
Stacey and Greg Brown
California Center for Civic
Participation
California Mortgage Bankers
Association
Valerie and Larry Casey
CBRE
City of Santa Ana
Cox, Castle & Nicholson LLP
Devon and Kevin Martin
Dhont Family Foundation
Donahue Schriber
Edison
Edwards Lifesciences
Eibach Springs, Inc.
Evening Star Foundation
Frome Family Foundation
JP Morgan Chase
Kaiser Permanente
Marion Knott and Tony Montapert
Sharon Kline
LA84 Foundation
Mariners Church
Heidi and Ruben Mendoza
Nike Running Store
Orange County Community
Foundation
Joanne and Un Chong Roh
Jill and Tom Schriber
Sheppard Mullin Richter &
Hampton LLP
Stuart Kane LLP
The Crean Foundation
The Gilbert & Jacki Cisneros
Foundation
The Keith and Judy Swayne
Family Foundation
Union Bank
William and Nancy Thompson
Family Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
3M
Allen Charitable Lead Annuity
Trust
Allergan
Amigos de los Ninos
Angels Baseball Foundation
Bank of the West
Bomel Construction Company
Building Block Foundation Fund
Cathy Family
Change A Life Foundation
Cushman & Wakefield Retail
Advisors
Eastdil Secured
First American Title Company
Maureen and Scott Homan
Alyson and Brandon Howald
James L. Stamps Foundation, Inc
Jane Deming Fund
Kaye Scholer LLP
Donor/Volunteer
Highlight:
Steve Craig,
Craig Realty &
Citadel Outlets
Just over four years
ago Steve Craig was
introduced to KidWorks
through Pat Donahue, a
long-time supporter of
our organization. Steve, founder & CEO of
the Craig Realty Group and Citadel Outlets,
was moved by our mission of restoring atrisk neighborhoods one life at a time, and
has become a key supporter of KidWorks.
Steve, in collaboration with his team at
Citadel Outlets, has actively and generously
supported the sponsorship efforts of
our sold-out inaugural and 2nd Annual
KidWorks Classic Golf Tournament.
In addition, this year Steve was the
Chairman of our 8th Annual Foundation for
Success Luncheon Committee and played
a critical leadership role in raising over
$540,000.
KidWorks is fortunate to have such an
enthusiastic leader from our community
as a supporter. The children and families
at KidWorks are grateful for Steve and
his team’s generosity of time, talent and
financial support, and for their heart-felt
commitment to the needs of the children
and families at KidWorks.
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KidWorks in the Media
Spreading Hope
Donations from July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014
Donations from July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014
In 2013-2014, KidWorks was in the media on a
regular basis. Our signature events, the Golf Classic
and the Foundation for Success Luncheon received
significant coverage in Orange County local media,
as did the women’s auxillary group,WINGS -Women
Invested in Graduate Success. In addition, there
were numerous other mentions of KidWorks in print,
television and radio throughout the year.
$5,000 - $9,999 (cont.)
Linda I. Smith Foundation
Liz and Raymond Kennedy
LULAC Santa Ana Council No. 147
Marconi Automotive Museum and
Foundation for Kids
Mission Lutheran Church
Bianca and David Mossman
Anne and David Mudgett
Opus Community Foundation
Orange County Register
Pacific Life Foundation
Scott S. Pollard
David Pyle
Riviera Magazine
Rutan & Tucker, LLP
Sares - Regis Group
Silversage Advisors
Southern California Gas Company
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
The Eugene and Marilyn Glick
Foundation
The Gateway Foundation
Thomas P. Winn Foundation
TJX Foundation
Robert S. Wilson
$1,000 - $2,499 (cont.)
Merlin Eelkema
Craig Elliott
Susan and Keith Eyrich
Sheri and Preston Fetrow
Fidelity National Title Company
Finish Line Youth Foundation
Anne and Larry Folks
Ricardo Fortier
Bethany and Ken Fox
Nicholas Frazee
Gina Galioto
Norma Garcia and Jose Guillen
Karin and Jeff Garell
Edward Glazer
Doug Grant
Mary Kay and Mike Groff
Gordon F. Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hite
Debbie and Brian Holmsen-Leedom
Karen Jewell
Heidi and Dana Joanou
Tim J. Joyce
Susan and Bob Karcher
Kebok Foundation
Deborah and David Kennard
Mary Ann King and Alex Rose
KKRE Group, Inc.
KPMG LLP
KPRS Construction Services, Inc.
Samara and Paul Larson
Law Offices of Angel Carrazco
Glenn Leibowitz
Andrew Manos
Shirley and Peter Marr
Marsh PCS
MB Realty Solutions
Ivette and Joe McGhie
Jan and Scott McPherson
Karen and Barry Meguiar
Mariellen and Mark Murray
National Hispanic Business Women
Association
Newsong Community Church, Irvine
Karen and Jerry Orefice
Elaine and Philip Paul
PayDay Workforce Solutions
Toni and Ray Polverini
R.W. Zant Co.
Francesca Rehnborg
Relativity Media, LLC
Audrey Yokota Rhoads and Ryan
Rhoads
Terri and Eugene Rhodes
January 13, 2014
KidWorks Raises over $550,000 at
Luncheon!
KidWorks
Foundation for
Success Luncheon
has once again
ranked in the
Top 5 Highest
Earning Charity
Luncheons in
Orange County.
Jim Abbott, former
MLB pitcher for the
New York Yankees
and the Anaheim
Angels, delivered
the keynote
address, speaking
about hope and
inspiration. Despite
being born without
a right hand, Abbott
is one of the most
decorated collegiate
and professional
baseball players in
history.
April 10, 2014
KidWorks takes another swing
with golf fundraiser
After a successful
inaugural
tournament,
presenting sponsor
Citadel Outlets
has renewed its
commitment to
join KidWorks in
organizing its second
golf event.
Also sponsoring the
event are CBRE,
First American
Title, Newmeyer &
Dillon LLP, AES
Due Diligence Inc.,
MidFirst Bank and
PAYDAY Workforce
Solutions. The
sponsors hope to
bring a full field of
golfers that could
raise $125,000 for
KidWorks programs
in 2014.
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$2,500 - $4,999
AES Due Diligence, Inc.
Affordable Housing Access
Archer Norris
Bixby Land Company
Julie and Thomas Bonds
Jan and J. Clark Booth
Jeff Brown
Kelly and Christopher Brown
Jane and Scott Calder
Capital Group
Jane Carlin and Benjamin Gifford
Case Crown
City National Bank
City Ventures
Sean Coolidge
Crave
Donnie Crevier
Deloitte
DuckworthMehner Private Wealth
Advisors, Inc.
Rich Flynn
Nancy and Charles Fry
Spreading Hope
Goodwin Procter
Paula and Tony Harrelson
IKEA Costa Mesa #167
Shea Homes
Shea Properties
Gail and James Kelly
LBA Realty
Lortie Family Charitable Trust
Jessica and Bobby Liu
Mater Dei High School
MidFirst Bank
Milan Capital Management, Inc.
Sheri Nazaroff and Mark Whitfield
NewMark Merrill Companies
Newmeyer & Dillion LLP
Lisa and Barney Page
PIMCO
Preferred Capital Advisors
R&B Wire Products, Inc.
Reza Investment Group
Elizabeth and Michael Schreiber
Snell & Wilmer L.L.P.
Nancy and Geoffrey Stack
Stewart Title Guaranty Company
Sunwest Bank
The Irvine Company
WST Partners, LLC
$1,000 - $2,499
Aetna
AGR Group
Anthony Ansevin
Doug Baker
Barney II Foundation
Berkadia Commercial Mortgage
BlackRock
Jeffrey M. Blank
Connie and Eric Boden
Breckinridge Capital Advisors
Traci Cabral and Richard Sackett
Chapter One: The Modern Local
Kathleen and Joseph Coleman
Mark Coleman
Colliers International – Retail
Investments
Susan Davids
David DeFord
DMP Properties, LLC
Jeannine Eckenweiler
Econo Air-A/C, Heating, Plumbing
and Solar
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Rotary Club of Santa Ana North
Santa Ana College
Leslie and David Seidner
Signature Healthcare Services, LLC
South Coast Plaza
Speedo USA
Squar, Milner, Peterson, Miranda &
Williamson, LLP
Shelley and Benjamin Stanphill
Ava and Jim Steaffens
Katelyn and Josh Szimonisz
Karina and Laszlo Szimonisz
Troy Tegeler
The Kremer Foundation
The Shanbrom Family
Kim and Michael Villani
Lynda and Randy Walcker
Catherine and George Ward
Westcliff Early Childhood Center
Worldwide Golf Shops/Roger Dunn
Yacoel Properties, L.L.C.
Claude Yacoel
Brigett and Varooge Yerganian
$500 - $999
Michael Adams
Christina and Daniel Adams
Jeffery Adler
Nancy Altobello
Michele Babcock
Nancy and Dennis Bear
Stephanie and Tim Bernardy
Scott Beyer
BMW of Ontario
Barbara Briscoe
Laurie and Bart Brown
Michael Brunet
C4 Deli
Calvary Chapel of Huntington Beach
Calvary Church
Chamberlain Group
Rachid Chamtieh
Ruth Choi
Laura and Bill Clay
CLF LLC, Inc.
Combined Federal Campaign of
Greater So Cal
Melanie Cook and Woody Woods
Brett and Earle Craig
Richard DeBeikes, Jr.
Disneyland Resort
Suzanne and Joseph Douglass
Fletcher Jones Motorcars
Floral Park Neighborhood Association
A. C. Gaitan Jr.
Lisa and Al Gels
Gerrity Group
Lisa and Daniel Grable
Jennifer and Bob Hagle
Barbara Hendon
Idolian Mobile, Inc.
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Irvine Presbyterian Church
Nancy A. Kemp
Johanna and Kenneth Kim
Richard Kim
Kathy and Kirk Kniss
Komar Investments
Linda and Roger Lang
Susan and Christopher Lockwood
Peter M. Marquez
Allen Matkins
Elizabeth McKibbin
Annette and Bob McKnight
Mesa West Capital
Dr. Al Mijares
Michele Miller
Lisa and Matt Morsey
Tracy and Kevin Murphy
OptumRx
Outdoor Recreation Group
Dean Pappas
Michelle and Paul Prescott
Heather and Joseph Re
Mariah Rodriguez
Bill Rowland
Teresa Saldivar
Vince Scarpati
Karen and Thomas Schroeder
Sender One Climbing LLC
Tim Smith
Southland EDC
Steadfast Companies
The Aaron or Peggy Selber Foundation,
Inc.
Rosana and Bob Thrasher
Townsend & Raitt, LP
University of California Riverside Bookstore
Marilyn and Michael White
Jenene J. Wilson
Forrest Wylder
Samira Yaganeh
Adult Dental Care
Erik Agle
Yvonne and Rene Albert
All Counties Courier, Inc.
Richard Allen
Allura Printing
American Heart Association
Octavio Amezquita
Jill and Terry Andrus
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Donations from July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014
Donations from July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014
$100 - $499 (cont.)
Ellen M. Lewis
John Lewis
Paul Lewis
LGC Geotechnical, Inc.
Ta-shyong Lin
John Lincoln
Little Sparrow Cafe
Sheila and Ron Litzinger
Arthur Lombardi
Linda and Paul Love
Randall Luce
Mike Lucio
Virginia and Alan Lukei
Gleb Lvovich
Wendy MacAulay
Sandy MacDougall
Vanessa and Jimmy Mai
ManagEase, Incorporated
Emily and Jason Mandrup
Traci Markel
Sandra Mason
Marina L. Massari
Abi McBean
Lisa and Calum McBean
Ginger McCully
Cesar McGuire
Wendy McKean
MDS Consulting
Donna and John Miller
Robert Milliken
Bob Molinaro
Adrian Montero
Sandy and Thad Montgomery
Beverly and Bob Moosmann
Karen B. Morehouse
Lisa and Matt Morsey
Patrick Munos
Sean Murphy
My Dentist
Mary and Dick Nagle
NAIOP (So. Cal. Chapter)
National Charity League
NCRE Professionals Inc
Susan and Mark Nelson
Adair Newhall
Newport Rib Co.
Laura Noroski
David Obbage
OC Waste & Recycling
Paula and Brian O'Connor
Lyndsay Oneal
$100 - $499
Abner Aponte
Gema S. Avila Rouse
Priscilla and Robert Axe
Azusa Pacific University - Campus
Bookstore
Randall M. Babbush
Jennifer and William Baer
Robert T. Baker
William Baker
Donna and Javier Balderrama
Kristen and David Barilotti
Vicky and Norman Baxter
Julie Beamer
Kimberly and David Belli
Mark Bernett
Bill Oughton & Associates
Pam and John Blom
Doris and Darrell Bogardus
Boudreau Pipeline Corporation
Laura and David Boyd
Nancy and Randy Braden
Wayne Brander
Anita and Mark Brown
Chad Bruechert
Stephen P. Burton
C & V Consulting
Brendan Cabral
Lissa and Rich Callaghan
Brad M. Campbell
Capstone Lending Corporation
Chuck Carrillo
Tom Case
Margaret and Paul Cate
Kathy and Russ Chapman
Ryan Chase
Jacqueline Check
Lori L. Chew
Kymberly and Anton Chiapuzio
Joan and Burrell Clawson
Donna Clervi and Chip Wiseman
Jeff Cole
Commonwealth Land Title Company
Consulate General of Mexico
John Cook
Costco Wholesale
Donna and Barry Cottle
Gabi and Omar Cova
Steven L. Craig
Dean Cress
Jayson Crouch
Yolanda and George Cruz
Elaine and Howard Davis
Matt Davis
Laurie and David Delaney
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John Deonarine
Rebecca Dewey
Dee and Richard Dick
Joan Dickenson
Diego's
Cynthia and Gregory Dillion
Betty Donahue
Timothy Donahue
Laurie J. Drake
Monica M. Drevon
Lisa Drinkward
Bonnie and Michael Duckworth
Mona and Robert Eakin
Edge Architecture Planning LLC
Christopher Edmonds
Mel El Guindy
Lori-Anne and Jonathan Elinsky
Chris Elliott
Donald Ellis
Rick Espinoza
Emily and Brent Evans
Tina Everson
Fred Farr
Scott C. Felix
First Book - Orange County
Malin and Christopher Fletcher
James E. Fourqurean
Framing by Superior, Inc.
Elza Franco
Mari and Stan Frome
Dessiarae Gaddy
Idalia Galdamez
Gallagher & Moore
Gerry Gamble
Alejandra Garcia Williams
H. Garell
Kerrie and Thomas Garrett
John A. Gebhardt
Julian Gill
Paul M. Glowienke
Jeffrey Gonzalez
Jody and Daniel Gonzalez
Green Egg Media
Martha Greene
Scott Grugel
Guerin Marketing Services
Lynn and Tracy Guerin
Dan Gurney
Lorai and Thomas Gyulay
Chris Hackler
Ahmed Hamdy
Vache Hanessian
Tammy Hannan
Gregory Hansen
Kevin Hanson
Bennie Harris
Emmylou Harris
Krista and Gary Harris
Susan and James Hart
Marion and Peter Hartwich
Sue and Robert Hatch
Bobby Hatfield
Donna and Alvin Haunch
Christopher M. Hayden
Maggie and Laird Hayes
Jerry Hemingway
Susie Henderson
Alejandro Hernandez
Lisa and Alex Herrera
Joan and Paul Herrick
Julie Herrick
Jeannie Hidey
Steven Hillgren
Sandy and Craig Hirson
Hispanic Bar Association
Kellyn Hodge
HomeStreet Bank
Cleva and Bob Howard
Gene Howard
Mona and Kemper Howe
Liz Hurley
Peter W. Hurley
Nicole and Tayt Ianni
Inland Empire Framing Inc.
John Jackson
Jamar Power Systems
Russell Jankowski
Janice Jenkins
Gina and Jack Jensen
Jerome Center
Jewish Community Foundation of Orange
County
Jeni Johnson
Radcliffe Johnson
Theresa Jurado
Adam Karrer
Robin Kearney
Bill Kelly
Rian Kennedy
Mallory Ketchum
Yolanda Kinsman
Gregory Klas
Joe Klema
Dennis Kuhl
Labor Occupational Health Program/UC
Berkeley
Tripaulo Lam
Lapin Consulting Group
Charles K. Lee
Leighton and Associates, Inc.
Marr Leisure
Kristen Leung
Orange County Dept. of Ed.
Orange County Hispanic Chamber of
Commerce
Orange Housing Development Corporation
Susan and Jim Orth
Karen and Brad Ottoson
Natasha Panprasom
Randy Pappe
Carla and James Park
Bret Parker
Pamela and Gerald Pelton
PLT Property Investment LLC
Carolyn Potter
Jeniffer and Jonathan Puls
Christine Ragos
Linda Rainey
Tabitha Rainey
Matt Ramirez
Charles W. Ramsay, Jr.
Rita Rank
Lucy and Rick Rawlins
Andrew Ray
Michelle and Louis Raymond
Wayne Redfearn
Reyna's Market
Amy Roldan
Sarah Rolwing-Novak
David Rosenthal
Rowland Enterprises
Keith Rozanski
Rubio's
Stuart Rudnick
Oscar Saavedra
Kenny Sackett
Robert Sackett
Frank Sanchez
Graciela Sanchez
Susan Sanders
Lori Sarner Smith
Hans Schaepper
Deborah and Buck Schwartz
Kristen and Joshua Scott
Second Harvest Food Bank
Shelley and Mitchell Shatzen
Sheridan Counseling & Coaching
Eric Shield
JoAnn Shipe
Linda and Ralph Simmonds
Rochelle and Rock Smith
William Smith
Claudia Soto-Neira
Cynthia and Mark Spero
Steve Stambaugh
Lisa and David Stanton
Elaine and Bob Steaffens
Kelly and Robert Stewart
Janice and David Stoop
Strata Media, Inc.
Rob Stratton
Studio-Pad
Madeline and James Swinden
Tabu Restaurant
Susan Tate
Jeffery L. Taylor
Kyle and David Team
Sally and John Terando
Teresa's Jewelers
Jonathan C. Terry
Robyn Thomas
Dorothy Todd
Ashley Tomlinson
Anna and Jeffrey Topkis
Caleb Torres
Louis Tran
Melinda Tran
Paul Trapp
Jill and James Traut
Roberta Turkell and Peter Schwartz
Suzanne L. Tustison
Tutti Frutti Frozen Yogurt
Elaine and Gaddi Vasquez
Village Church of Irvine
Cathy Voreyer
Brian Vowels
Alison and Aaron Wais
Cari and Donald Walls
Waterpoint Commercial LLC
Lydia and Robert White
William Hezmalhalch Architects, Inc.
Michael C. Williams
James Wilson
Lisa Calvino Wilterink
Evangeline Wong
Sharon Wood
Doreen E. Woods
Woodside Credit
Eric C. Woodward
Stephanie Young
Chia-Shun Yu
Kathy Zeroll
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Donations from July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014
Donations from July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014
$1 - $99
Linda and Andy Abelman
Jayme and Larry Acosta
Thomas H. Addis III
Ronald Adlaon
Josefina Aguilar
Desiree Aguirre-Crouch
Line Alchebani
Jose Aleman
Kristy Alexander and Douglas Wilmarth
Leslie J. Allan
Andrea Altman
AmazonSmile Foundation
Latoya Ambrose
James Amezcua
Ressonyia Andersen
Melissa Andersson
Ricky Andrews
Natalie and James Antista
Gloria Arcos
Betty and Harry Ashley
Denise Ashton
Damien AtHope
Brandon C. Avery
Damon Azali-Rojas
Remedios Bacsafra
Richard Badua
Michael Bannach, MD
Agustin Barajas
Jose Barajas
Minda Barrera Vargas
Leslie Barrie
Bonnie L. Barrio
Burton Beam
Rozeta Beasley
Chase Behr
Crystal L. Bell
Johan Benjamin
Nicole Berg
Luis Bernardo
Manuel Bernardo
Sparsh Bhardwaj
Bridgette Bien
Big 5 Sporting Goods
Howard Bland
Catherine and Roger Bond
Kathleen and Bruce Boock
Patricia and Donald Boortz
Wendy and Stephen Bowie
Brent L. Boyer
Cecilia Brambila and Damian Hinojosa
David Brayer
Elizabeth L. Breeden
Barbara M. Briceno
Maureen and Gorden Bricken
Julie Briggs and Suzie Silva
Kelly S. Brigham
Leticia Briones
Michael Briscoe
Robert Briscoe
Marshall L. Brizendine
Kathy Brook-Wong
Jayre Brown
Michelle E. Brown
Patrick Brown
Kelly Broyer and Jerome Walls
Kirk Brummer
Stephanie and Donald Bryant
Janet Bryden
Cheryl A. Bugg
Christine Bullard
Kay and Joshua Burnham
Catherine L. Burns
Ann Bush
Michelle Bush
Ricky Butts
C & R Drains, Inc.
Nichole Cady
Ryan Caldera
Patricia G. Calhoun
CalOptima
Jennifer Campbell
Jarred Campton
Maria Carachure Tonga
Hector Cardenas
Stephanie T. Carlyon
John R. Carter
Virginia Cartier
Casa de la Familia
Asenath and Tommy Casarez
Michelle S. Casillas
Diana J. Castro
Catholic Charities of Orange County
Causora
Mary Centoni
Nancy Chandler
Chiung Y. Chen
Der M. Chen
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Children's Bureau / Corbin FRC
Children's Health Initiative of Orange
County
Kendall Ching
James Christie
Patrice Churchill
Amber E. Cisneros
Jay Clary
Elizabeth and David Clatfelter
John O. Clausing
Matthew Clauss
Chris Cochran
David Cohen
Comunidad Latina Federal Credit Union
Rita and Michael Conley
Cynthia Littleton and Joshua Contant
Bernadette and Alberto Contreras
Leigh Conway
Patti Cooley
Mary L. Cooper
Crystalyn Craig
Tajuana Crayton
Alex Cremidan
Carolyn and Charles Crook
Michael Csoppenszky
Isabel Cuellar
Lisa and Philip Culler
Todd Cunningham
Bonny A. Daly
L. J. Daniels
Brett D'Arcy
Diana De Alba
Abigail and Mark De Jesus
Scott Degraw
Hermila Delgado
Jeanette Delgado
Delhi Center
Paula S. DeLong
Dina Dennis
Karen Dennis
Virginia Depaola
Flossie and Ray Diaz
Logan Diaz
Dimension Care Partners, Inc.
Cheryl Dingess
Diversified Management
Mirillia Djajadi
James A. Doezie
Dana Dolkas
Donald A. Grupe D.D.S., Inc.
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$1 - $99 (cont.)
Eric D. Drew Jr.
Stephanie A. Dubois
Mark Dudzinski
Bertha Duncan
Tim Duncan
Kay L. Eager
David Eakley
Marlene and Tom Eckert
Trent Eisenman
Donna and Raymond Elliott
Deborah E. Erum
John Espy
Karina Estrada
Sandra Estrada
Christine and Frank Evagues
Jeffrey J. Fahey
Sasha V. Faynor
Ruben Feliciano
Lindsay Felix
First Giving
Monte Fisher
Judy and Brian Fleenor
Manuel Florence
Alan Flores
Food 4 Less
Natalie and Ricky Forbito
Phillip E. Forrest
Chris Forwood
Alisa Fouse
John and Laurel Francis
Monica Francis
Samuel Frausto
Walter Frome
Leslie and John Fuchs
Yvette K. Fujioka Yoshikawa
Stephen Fusco
FVBFV, Inc.
Kimiko and Victor Gabourel
Dale Gaddy, Sr.
Brenda and Richard Galliardt
John Galloway
Barbara Gambino
Yessenia Garcia
Karin J. Garde
Milagros Garnica
Julie Garrity
Susie Gaunt
Kimberly A. Gershon
Arleen and Michael Giarla
Chris Godlewski
Beverly Goetz and Joe Cristina
Ilda Gomez
Kathleen Gomez
Greg Gonzales
Maria Gonzalez
Kim and Tom Gore
Nicole and Joseph Gosselin
Jothi K. Govindaraj
Joseph Grassi
Chris Green
Bob Griffin
Janet D. Grigas
Michelle L. Groff
Jennifer K. Grossgold
Joel Gruber
Leticia I. Gudino
Susan Gumbrecht
Jacqueline Halford
Ramsey Hallman
Sandra Hammond
Cameron Harris
Chelsea Harris
Jenifer Harris
Linda and Bruce Harris
Kevin Hawkins
Helen S. Hazlehurst
Steve Henkle
Pauline and Bob Henning
Michelle and John Henrici
Jackie R. Hense
Julia Elisa Hernandez
A. J. Hernandez
Denice Hernandez
Garo A. Hernandez
Oscar Hernandez
Berny Herrera
Stephanie Herrick
Susan and Carl Hess
Eloisa Hidalgo
Cheryl A. Hill
Christopher Hines
Thelma and Monte Hipple
Lisa Hirose
Don Hodgson
Deborah Hoggatt
Hasan Hoke
Bob Holland
Charles Hollenbeck
Maria E. Huerta
Evelyn Hurtado
Michelle Hustwit
Carmen Iniguez
Inside The Outdoors
Gladys Ivy
Melissa Izzo
Lalitha B. Jakkinnapalli
Gerlie Javier
Raquel Jefferson
Kevin Jennings
Jill and Gregg Olson
James Jin
Darlene K. Johnson
Stephen Johnson
Tina Johnson
William Johnson
Matthew Jones
Opal White and Ricardo Joseph
Rob Joseph
Hana Jurikova
Margaret Kane
Shirley and David Karnes
Gabriel Kass
Sandra and William Katafias
Deborah and William Kaucher
Dee A. Kelley
Jody and Dennis Kemp
Christine Kim
Min Kyu Kim
Danny Kimble
Nancy Kindgren
Jon Kindschy
Jon C. King
Gerard Kinzel
Lidia and James Klingler
Joanne Koegl
Joyce and James Kolberg
Carol and Daniel Koppenheffer
John M. Korff, Jr.
Ron Kurtz
Jeremy Lahurd
Ryan Lahurd
M. L. Lai
Jayne and Thomas Lally
Wendy N. Lam
Latino Health Access
Robert A. Lawton
Tammy Le Jeune
Nga B. Le
Reza and Pooneh Leaali
Joon Soo Lee
Kate Lee
Lashawne and Jeffrey Leiato
Matt Leighton
Sandra S. Lippe
Ira Lippke
Toni and Joe LoBasso
Randi L. Lochray
Denise Loera
Jesus L. Loera
Laura Loera
Lorena Loera
Martha Loera
Laura A. Long
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Spreading Hope
Donations from July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014
Donations from July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014
$1 - $99 (cont.)
Maria Lopez
Martha Lopez
Anita Loree
Christine Loring
Amelia Lotus Montgomery
Carrie MacElwee
Carolyn M. Macias
Lynda Maddox
Barbara J. Magana
Frank Mancini
Stella Mao and Yareth Sun
Lee and Eric Marienthal
Michael F. Marino
Mike Mark
Isaac Martin
Bob Matranga
Todd Mauritz
Frank Mauro
Gary Maxwell
Andre Mayer
Ryan Mayle
Gail and George McCowen
Sharareh and Sean McGough
Shannon McKemie
Suzan and Pete McKenzie
Vince and Artlette McKown
Daniel McQuaid
Kathleen A. Medeiros
Lokesh Mehta
Theresa C. Meier
Carin and Douglas Meister
Todd E. Meyer
Marcel Michel
Steven Michel
Denise and Douglas Mitchell
Leanna Mojado
Susan M. Moncure
Cynthia Montiel
J. Michael Moos
Melanie Morasse
Sara Moreno
J. G. Morgan
Michael Morgan
Hope and Robert Morrison
Babette and Jose Mota
Mother's Market & Kitchen
Judy C. Mottl
Gay and Jim Mulgrew
Cathy and Terrance Mungon
Nick A. Murillo
Patrick J. Murphy
Sean Murphy
Debi Nagy
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NAMI Orange County
Brenda and Al Nederhood
Liliana E. Net
New York Life Insurance Company
Janice Ngo
Jeanne Ngo
Minh N. Ngo
Christie L. Nguyen
Connie and Darrel Nguyen
Jacquelyne T. Nguyen
Nam Nguyen and Vi Lan Ha
Olivia T. Nguyen
Matthew J. Nickels III
Peggy Nicolaou
Tina and Stephen Nightengale
Ana L. Noriega Avelar
Donald M. Nunez
OC Communities Organized for
Responsible Developmemt
Robert O'Dell
Office of Supervisor Janet Nguyen
Beau Oliver
Laura Olson
OneOC
Orange County Children's Therapeutic Arts
Center
Orange County Dept. of Child Support
Services
Orange County Health Care Agency ADEPT
Orange County Vector Control District
Vanessa M. Oropeza
Susan Osburn
Trisha Paredes
Robert Paris
Ida Parr
Deanna and Mark Parsons
Ivy Pascua
Dhiren Patel
Philip A. Patterson
PBS SoCal KOCE - TV Foundation
Shannon and Michael Peck
Jason S. Peery
Jarrett Penir
Samantha Penley
Catherine Peppard
Rafael Perez
Yolanda and Joseph Perkins
Brent Perry
Anhtu D. Pham
Long Q. Pham
Gabe Phan
Deedee and Doug Pichard
Margarita Pile
Shannon Pilgrim
Lorna Pizzorni
A. S. Pope
Barbara Pott
Preeti Pramanik and Koushik Das
Jessica and Anthony Prechtl
Margie and Jon Prechtl
Pretend City Children's Museum
Jenny Price
Public Law Center
Eddie Quillares Jr.
Eric Quiroz
Donia and David Quon
Kip Ralston
Erica Ramirez
Julie Ramirez
Nicole M. Rangel
Stan Ray
Kathy A. Razo
Oscar Reguera and Lourdes Zorilla
Holly Reyes
Elizabeth Reynolds
Sandra Richards
Ring Ching Ching Inc.
Debra Ringler
Rise Up Foundation
Alejandra Robbins
Michael Robbins
Caren and James Roberson
Dorothy Roberts
Cynthia Robinson
Felix Rodriguez
Isela Rodriguez
Johnny Rodriguez
Melissa M. Rodriguez
Claudia Rojas
Marie Rolih
Brad Rondeau
Jimmy Rosales
Felicita and Oscar Rosas
Grant Ross
Angela G. Rubio
Luis Ruiz
Rozina Rupani
Marie Lucy Russo
Dulce Saavedra
June Salton
Vivien Sampica
San Diego State University
Margarita San Juan
Claudia Sanchez Carrillo
Luis Sanchez
Maribel Sanchez
Lionso Sandoval, Jr.
Cathy Sanke
Miles Scandrett
Phil Schaefer
$1 - $99 (cont.)
Cynthia and Dan Schafer
Ben Schersten
School of Our Lady
Karl F. Schutz
Alison and Bradley Schweitzer
Satomi Seaborough
Kristina Seitz
Pamela Selber
Ruth Servin
Kevin Shaw
Anita Shay
Qi (Amanda) Shi
Matthew M. Shihad
Amanda Shuttleworth
Lisa Silbar
Evangeline and Rodney Smith
Michelle Smith
Bill Snyder
Ryan Somers
John Sorich
Ben Sottile
South Coast Repertory
Michael Spitz
Charisa Spoo-Giese
Julie and Paul St. John
Gary Standel
Erland M. Standish, III
Bryan Stevens
Eva and Timothy Stevenson
Natasha Stewart
Benjamin A. Stofko
Roger E. Streck
Marisa Strobridge
Logan Stultz
Shari and Edward Suda
Jena and Cliff Sunderland
Ryan Sung
Stacy Sweeney
Sharon Szolomayer
Taller San Jose
Randy Tamayo
Theresa and Hannes Tamme
Rolando D. Tayag
April Taylor
Russell S. Teeter
Donna and Paul Thaete
The Foley Group
THINK Together
Danny Thomas
Lynn Thomas
Daisy M. Tobilla
Emma Tomlinson
Felmarie Toriano and Simoun Davis
David Torres
Jeanette Torres
Martha Torres
Rigoberto Torres Jr.
Vanessa M. Torrez
Tortilleria Dios del Maiz
Audrey Toy
Kim and Minh Tran
Kimberly Tran
Paul Tran
Jennifer Tripleel
Gretchen and Ron Trosper
James E. Trujillo
Samantha M. Trujillo
Stephanie and Ricky Truoy
Nicole Uy
Justin Uyehara
Ivan Valdez
Octavia Valente-Lagunas
Molly M. Valles
Joseph Van Ryckeghem
Julie Vanderpool
Jennifer Vannetta
Noe Vargas Jr.
Veronica and Cesilio Villa
Ilya Voziyan
Tung N. Vu
Katie Walter
Diane S. Wang
Sicong Wang
Tiffany Waters
Glenn Webb
Laura Wei
Diana C. Weiglin
Mara V. Weiss
Dawn Weller Sanchez
Michelle and Robert Wess
Douglas Whitley
Kathryn L. Whitton
Craig Wiesner
Linda and Bradford Wiley
Angelina Williams
Linda Williams
Ronald T. Williams
Scott Williams
Danielle and Jim Wilson
Phyllis Wong
Sandy Wood
Lynne and Ronald Wysocky
Debra and Steven Yamanoha
Lawrence Yau
Kayo Yoshikawa
Sara M. Young
Reynold L. Yu
Benjamin Yuen
Craig Zarro
Dongwen Zhang
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2014-2015 Board of Directors and Advisory Council
Officers
Rachid Chamtieh, Deloitte LLP, Partner (Board Chair)
Erlinda Martinez, Santa Ana College, President (Board Vice Chair)
Scott McPherson, U.S. Bank, Senior Vice President, Market
Manager (Board Treasurer)
Ruben Mendoza, Foundation Building Materials, CEO (Board
Secretary)
Jayme Acosta, KidWorks, Founder & Community Volunteer
Bob Hagle, Rutan & Tucker, Partner
Craig Hirson, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Senior Vice
President Market Executive Business Banking
Brandon Howald, Paul Hastings, Attorney
Sharon Kline, CBRE Capital Markets, Executive Vice President,
Debt & Equity Finance
David Benavides, City of Santa Ana, Council member
Jimmy Mai, Wells Fargo, District Manager Vice President
Stephanie Bernardy, Community Volunteer, WINGS, co-founder
David Mossman, Donahue Schriber, Chief Investment Officer
Steve Craig, Craig Realty Group, CEO
Bruce Pasqua, Nevell Group Inc., Executive Vice President/Owner
Jeff Garell, Silversage Advisors, President & Founding Partner
Teresa Saldivar, Teresa’s Jewelers, Owner
Norma Garcia Guillen, Garcia Sullivan and Lopez LLP,
Attorney (Ex-Officio Member)
Ava Steaffens, KidWorks, CEO
Advisory Council
Gordon F. Henry, Community Volunteer (Council Chair)
Larry Acosta, Hispanic Ministry Center/UYWI, President
(Kidworks Founder)
Anne and Dave Mudgett, Timberline Real Estate, Partner
Clark Booth, Bay Hill Partners
Barney Page, C. J. Segerstrom and Sons, Director of Real Estate
Jane and Scott Calder, Pacific Southwest Realty Services, Vice
President
Lucy and Rick Rawlins, R & B Wire Products, President
Steve Case, The Irvine Company, Senior Vice President of
Commercial Leasing
Deborah Sanchez, City of Santa Ana, Economic Development
Laura Noroski, Garcia Sullivan, Attorney
Paula and Pat Donahue, Donahue Schriber, President
Priscilla and Ranney Draper, Spring Creek Investors, President
Tracy and Kevin Murphy, Chamberlain Group, Partner
Roman Reyna, City of Santa Ana, Council Member
Jill and Tom Schriber, Donahue Schriber, Chairman Emeritus
Elizabeth Schreiber, Donahue Schriber, Vice President Asset
Management
Al Esquerra, Strata Media, CEO
Michael Schreiber, Cuesta Construction Company, Project
Manager
Reza Etedali, Reza Investment Group, CEO
Joyce Smith, Westcliff Early Childhood Center, Owner/Director
Reuben Franco, OC Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, CEO
Tim Stafford, Stafford and Associates, Attorney
Nicole and Tayt Ianni, New Course Capital, Inc., Principal
Madeline and Jim Swinden, Community Volunteers
Roger Kinoshita, Jamboree Housing, Business Development
Director
Angela and Chris Yelich, Brooks Street, Principal
Financial Summary
For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2014.
SUPPORT Fundraising Events
698,527 Government Grants 394,341
388,598
Volunteer Hours
Foundation Grants 306,076
255,887 Individual/Business Gifts
Corporate Grants
175,709 In-Kind Gifts/Facility Use
137,995 Church Donations 35,932 Program Service Fees 14,332 Miscellaneous Revenue
8,878 Total Support 2,416,275 Net assets released from restrictions
578,253* 2,994,528 Total Unresricted Revenues
Gains and Other Support
EXPENSES
Program
2,848,498
General & Administrative292,214
Fundraising413,646
Total Expenses
3,554,358 Net increase (decrease) in net assets
(559,830)* CASH FLOW
Cash-Beginning of Year
1,451,966 Cash Flows: Operating Activities
(442,586)
(19,356)
Cash Flows: Investing Activitie
Cash Flows: Financing Activities - Net Increase (Decrease) in Cash
(461,942)
Cash-End of Year
990,024 2013-2014 Expenses
Glenn Leibowitz, Community Volunteer
1.5%
0.6%
0.4%
Fundraising Events
Government Grants
5.7%
Volunteer Hours
7.3%
28.9%
Peter Marr, Community Volunteer
John McKay, SAJE Foundation, Director
2013-2014 Support
* The program expense increase in FY 2013-2014 was funded by a
grant received in FY 2012-2013.
8%
12%
10.6%
Individual/Business Gifts
Program
Corporate Grants
General & Administrative
80%
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Fundraising
Foundation Grants
In-Kind Gifts/Facility Use
12.7%
16.3%
16.1%
Church Donations
Program Service Fees
Miscellaneous Revenue
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“
For I know the plans I have for you,
declares the LORD, plans to prosper you
and not to harm you, plans to give you
hope and a future.
”
Jeremiah 29:11
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