2012 Annual Report - Boys and Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley

Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley
2012 Annual Report

Inside
1 President’s Letter
2 Past, Present & Future Timeline
4 Mission Statement
5 Club Locations
6 Robert Mayer
Child Development Preschool
7 Learning Center
Child Development Preschool
8 Kingston Branch
9 Huntington Beach Branch
10 ClubHouse Academy
11 Oak View Branch
12 Twilight Education Project
13 Transportation
14 Building Dreams
16 Accountability
17 Club Leadership
18 Donors

Dear Friends of the Boys & Girls Club,
President’s Letter
When you were a kid,
what did you want to
be when you grew up
A doctor, an astronaut,
a chef, a mom or dad
I bet your dreams were
big and while you might
not have grown up to be
an astronaut, I think you’ve
made a “great future” for
yourself.
“Great Futures Start Here” is not just a slogan that
Boys & Girls Clubs around the country use. It’s a
commitment that Boys & Girls Clubs make to all the
kids who walk through our doors. Boys & Girls Clubs
are here to give kids the foundation they need to
create their own great future. The Club does that by:
• Helping kids succeed in school.
• Fostering positive relationships between
kids and caring adults and between kids and
their peers.
• Providing a safe environment where kids can
learn, play, and grow.
• With your help, the Club gives all those gifts
to kids in need. It opens the door to success
and puts kids on the path to a great future.
This year we made some big strides forward in caring
for our community’s kids. One of the most important
was opening a sixth branch in Oak View, one of the
most impoverished areas of our community. With
that addition, our Boys & Girls Club now serves
9,300 children each year. By supporting the Boys
& Girls Club, you are literally changing thousands
of lives for the better. This annual report will tell
you more about what’s happening at each of our
branches and how you are helping kids in need. Your
support means that every family, regardless of their
financial situation, can afford the quality care that
their children deserve.
Would you like to see how you and the Boys & Girls
Club are changing children’s lives We’d love to show
you. To see first-hand what your support makes possible,
call 714-593-0753, ext. 109 to arrange a tour.
Thank you for opening the door to great futures for
kids in need.
Sincerely,
• Giving kids opportunities to use their time in
fun, positive ways.
• Teaching kids healthy habits and how to make
good life choices.
Chuck Thomas, President
Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley
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The Past, the Present
1967 1981 1992 1997
1974 1986 1996 2005
1967
Boys Club of Huntington Beach is founded
by ten local business men and women, with
help from the Anderson Trust Fund and
local businesses. The Fountain Valley Boys
Club is founded by the Fountain Valley
Jaycees.
1974
The Girls Club of Fountain Valley opens
with help from local service groups, city
officials and a donation from the family
of the late Lt. Cmdr. Charles R. Lee.
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1979-1982
All three clubs become co-ed and change
their names to reflect that both boys and
girls can participate in their programs.
1981
Girls & Boys Clubs of Fountain Valley-
Huntington Beach (formerly Girls Club
of Fountain Valley) moves to the Kid
Connection Branch at Wardlow School.
1982
The Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley
Boys & Girls Clubs merge, forming the
Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley.
The new organization now serves two
cities in three locations.
1986
BGCHV breaks ground at McCallen Park
with the goal of replacing the two smaller
Huntington Beach sites.
1992
The Huntington Beach Branch opens at
McCallen Park.
1995-1996
Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley
merges with Girls & Boys Clubs of Fountain
Valley-Huntington Beach, making the Club
the largest youth-serving organization in
the community. Construction begins on the
Fountain Valley Kingston Branch.
1997
The Kingston Branch at Mile Square Park
in Fountain Valley opens.
2003
The Club partners with local school districts
to offer the Twilight Education Project, a
program to help all members of English
Language Learner families gain the skills
they need to succeed.
2005
The Club begins operating the Golden
West College Child Development Center
on the college’s campus, beginning a
strong partnership with the college.

and the Great Future
2006 2010 2012 2012
2006 2011 2012
2006
The Club opens the ClubHouse Academy in
Fountain Valley, dedicated to performing
arts and fitness programming.
2006
With the closure of the Kid Connection
Branch, the Club relocates the Learning
Center Preschool to Haven View School.
2007
The Club launches the Building Dreams
Campaign to raise funds for a new
“Family Campus” on Golden West
College’s campus to reach at-risk youth
in under-served areas of the community.
2010
The Club breaks ground on the Robert
Mayer Child Development Preschool at
Golden West College.
2011
The Club opens the Robert Mayer Child
Development Preschool and completes
Phase I of the Building Dreams campaign.
2012
The Twilight Education Project expands to
serve Fountain Valley families.
2012
The Club’s Learning Center Child
Development Preschool relocates from
Huntington Beach to Fountain Valley
to better serve the community with one
preschool in Huntington Beach and one in
Fountain Valley.
2012
The Oak View Branch opens, providing
after school programs for disadvantaged
youth in Huntington Beach.
Notable
Achievements
2003
The Club is named #1
in the nation for Overall
Program Excellence
by Boys & Girls Clubs
of America.
2003 and 2009
Learning Center Preschool earns
5-year national accreditation from
the National Association for the
Education of Young Children.
2004 and 2011
The Club’s Twilight Education
Project wins the Annie E. Casey
Family Strengthening Award from
Boys & Girls Clubs of America,
given to the best family support
programs in the nation.
2008
The Club is named the #2 Club
in the nation for Overall Program
Excellence by Boys & Girls
Clubs of America.
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Mission Statement
Our Mission...
is to inspire and enable
the healthy development
of all young people,
especially those
from disadvantaged
circumstances, to realize
their full potential as
productive, responsible,
and caring members of
our community.
1. FOUNTAIN VALLEY KINGSTON BRANCH
16582 Brookhurst St. • Fountain Valley, 92708
714-531-2582
3. OAK VIEW BRANCH
17261 Oak Lane • Huntington Beach, 92647
714-531-2582
2. HUNTINGTON BEACH BRANCH
2309 Delaware St. • Huntington Beach, 92648
714-374-2600
4. CLUBHOUSE ACADEMY
Fountain Valley (between City Hall & Library)
714-593-0753
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Club Locations
GOLDENWEST
7
6
GOTHARD
CENTER
3
BEACH
McFADDEN
EDINGER
405
SLATER
MAGNOLIA
WARNER
ELLIS
BROOKHURST
1
5
4
EUCLID
LOS ALAMOS
5. LEARNING CENTER
CHILD DEVELOPMENT PRESCHOOL
17565 Los Alamos St. • Fountain Valley, 92708
714-593-0753
6. ROBERT MAYER
CHILD DEVELOPMENT PRESCHOOL
15744 Goldenwest St. • Huntington Beach, 92647
714-899-5900
YORKTOWN
2
DELAWARE
ADAMS
ROBERT MAYER
Child Development Preschool
Phase II:
HARRY & JAYNNE BOAND
Gymnasium
Phase III:
KINGSTON TECHNOLOGY
School Age Club
7. BUILDING DREAMS
Phase II: Gymnasium
Phase III: School Age Club
We’re Building California’s 1st Boys & Girls Club on a college campus!
www.BuildingDreamsCampaign.com
Call today to take a tour of our Clubs!
For more information call (714) 593-0753 ext. 109
www.BGCHV.com
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Robert Mayer
Child Development Preschool
The path to a great future starts with the Club’s
littlest members and preparing them for success in
school. Young children take baby steps, literally
and figuratively, toward making a great future and
the Club helps with every step. The Club uses the
“Desired Results Assessment Tool” to track each child’s
developmental progress. There are more than 30
measures that are incorporated into lesson plans
for each age group. They are all designed to help
children reach major developmental milestones.
For infants, loving staff help children get physically
ready to take their first steps toward that great
future. They work with children on tummy time and
encourage rolling over, sitting up, crawling, and finally
walking. With the toddler age group, the focus is on
independence. Children learn to feed themselves.
Language skills are very important as they learn to
express themselves and understand those they are
interacting with. Gross motor development also
continues to be important for this age group, as
children enthusiastically climb, jump, and play!
Two and three year olds focus on that major milestone
of becoming a big kid: potty training. After kids have
mastered potty training, the curriculum becomes more
academic, with a focus on teaching letters, shapes,
numbers, colors and more. At the same time, staff
work with children to help them develop social skills
so that they can make friends, solve problems, and
learn important lessons about sharing, taking turns,
and being kind to others.
The preschool age group steps things up so
that children are completely prepared to enter
kindergarten. The Club does this by incorporating
school readiness guidelines into its curriculum. That
means that by the end of the pre-kindergarten year
at the preschool, children know the sounds of letters,
recognize upper and lower case letters, write and
recognize their own name, count to at least 30, and
lots more. Children practice drawing and writing
words and stories in their own journals and then kids
tell the staff about their stories. This lets each child
start to put together words, see sentence patterns,
and have the opportunity for self-expression and
creativity.
Jubilee is one of the Robert Mayer Child Development
Preschool’s recent graduates. She started attending
when she was 3 years old and stayed at the Club until
she enrolled in kindergarten. When she started at
the Club, she was scared. She spoke only Vietnamese
and she had never been away from her mom. She
had a tough time with the separation. The Club’s staff
worked hard to make her feel welcome and safe.
They also worked with her on the English language
skills that would help her make friends and become
more comfortable and better able to interact with the
other children. During her time at the Robert Mayer
Preschool, she blossomed. Her English improved
dramatically and she became an independent and
social little girl. Her mother says, “She is doing
amazing in kindergarten. She knows English and she’s
making friends easily. She hasn’t been scared at all –
just excited to go to school every day. She’s right on
track academically, and it was a great transition for
her.” Now, Jubilee’s little sister Josephine has started
in the three-year old classroom. The Club is excited to
help another little one get ready for success in school
and prepare for a great future.
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Learning Center
Child Development Preschool
Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley’s Learning
Center Preschool serves more than 200 children ages
6 weeks to 5 years old each year in Fountain Valley.
The Learning Center has the special distinction of
being accredited by the National Association for
the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). Only 7%
of all licensed preschools nationwide have earned
accreditation. The Learning Center is one of only
three NAEYC accredited preschools in all of Fountain
Valley and Huntington Beach combined. It is the only
one in the community to serve children under three.
In earning national accreditation, the Learning Center
has proven that the quality of the care provided for
its members is exceptional! Media outlets ranging
from Parents magazine to the Wall Street Journal refer
to NAEYC accreditation as “the gold standard” in
early childhood education programs.
The rigorous accreditation process requires the
Learning Center to show that it meets hundreds
of standards in curriculum, teaching, leadership
and management, health, environments created in
classrooms and facilities, continuing education of
teachers, relationships with children, families and
community partners and more.
The Learning Center excels in each of these areas
and even goes beyond the requirements in several of
these areas for demonstrating best practices that are
not yet required for accreditation. Boys & Girls Clubs
of Huntington Valley is proud to offer its members of
all ages the very best quality care!
The Conway family sent the Club a heartfelt letter
of thanks that explains just what the Club’s NAEYC
accredited Learning Center gives to every child who
comes through our doors:
“We would like to send you our little note of thanks,
at the end of Enzo’s preschool journey, as he
‘graduates’ to kindergarten in a few days. Firstly,
we would like to express our thanks to all of the
Boys & Girls Club team for helping our child to
grow in a healthy, friendly, clean, safe, creative and
nurturing environment.
Thank you to all the teachers, for comforting our little
boy when sometimes he would cry, and for taking up
the daunting task of potty training! You mentored
and educated our Enzo, making his transition to
kindergarten easy and smooth, a truly valiant effort.
Thank you for chatting with us daily, giving timely
updates. We really appreciated your hard work.
A special thanks goes to the school’s managers
for balancing parents’ requests and school needs,
while implementing the philosophy of a “learning by
doing” program. Thanks for encouraging us parents to
volunteer and participate in classroom activities, field
trips and school events, for keeping us posted with
regular newsletters, notes and regular conferences
to discuss our child’s progress.
In these 3 years Enzo has learned a lot, cultivating his
social, learning and physical skills while developing
a positive attitude for sharing, caring and respect
for others. We are very satisfied with the academic
level Enzo achieved, and with the health screenings
he needed and received. Special thanks to the school
board for helping us financially during our hard
moments - we will never forget it.
We will certainly recommend the Boys and Girls Club
to any and all of our friends and colleagues.
In a few words THANK YOU ALL!”
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Kingston Branch
The Fountain Valley Kingston Branch reaches more
than 3,000 kids each year, helping each one of them
open the door to a great future. The Club is there
for kids before and after school, as well as full days
during the summer and school holidays. Many kids
spend more time at the Club than they do at home
with their parents, so the Club makes sure those hours
are filled with meaningful, productive activities. The
Club engages kids in fun activities that complement
rather than duplicate what’s happening at school.
Their learning is extended and kids can explore the
subjects that interest them most.
One program that the kids and staff at the Kingston
Branch are especially excited about this year is
the Mad Scientist/LEGO Engineers program. The
program meets once a week on Thursdays and,
with the help of retired engineer Tom McCann, kids
get hands on with LEGO Technic sets. They build
incredible, semi-mechanized objects using just a set
of instructions and a few thousand LEGO pieces.
The beauty of this club, though not apparent to the
kids participating in it, is that it exposes the kids to
fundamental engineering principles through their
interactions with the LEGOs. Kids learn what a “worm
gear” is and how essential it is to the functionality
of a crane. The kids learn about drive trains and
how they are what “drives” the wheels of the cars
they use to get to school. It’s this kind of hands-on,
“oh-so-that’s-how-it-works” learning that makes the
Mad Scientist/LEGO Engineers program so special.
Couple that with our volunteer leader’s expertise in
engineering and the kids have a highly interactive
learning experience that’s a lot of fun!
Derrick, the Program Director at the Kingston
Branch, talks about one member this program has
made a difference to: “Kevin has been a Club kid
pretty much all his life, coming to the club since he
was a kindergartner. Kevin is a very intelligent
kid but sometimes his intelligence gets him into
trouble because he becomes bored with things that
normally would keep a kid his age occupied. Once
bored, he’ll begin causing mischief around the Club.
The LEGO Engineers club has given Kevin something
that consistently satiates his thirsty mind. He’s learning
about concepts such as pulleys and levers, gears
and cogs, and momentum and inertia – all through
hands-on interaction with the LEGO Technic projects
that we’ve been working on in the club. This program
has given him something to invest his intelligence
in and you can definitely see the results in his
overall demeanor.”
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Huntington Beach Branch
Like our Kingston Branch in Fountain Valley, the
Huntington Beach Branch makes a difference to
thousands of school age youth with before and after
school programs and full day programs during school
holidays and summers. One of the programs that
the Huntington Beach Branch staff members are most
proud of is the Torch Club.
Torch Club is a year-round program developed for
middle school members. It focuses on developing
youth’s leadership skills, performing community
service, and helping youth develop a positive sense of
self. Unit Director Tim Nolan comments, “The program
has become a safe haven for pre-teens to do the right
thing. The kids flourish in this environment!”
Kids get to elect officers and organize their own
activities with the help of staff and volunteer advisors.
This gives kids a sense of pride and ownership over
the activities and helps them learn to be leaders.
Some of the great activities that the kids organized
this year were:
• Beach clean-ups to help the environment and
the community.
• Canned food drives to collect food items
and donate them to food banks and military
families.
• Fun activities like carnivals to raise funds for
future community service projects.
• Educational activities like tutoring Club
members in the Education Center and
mentoring other youth at the Club.
One mom has great things to say about the program:
“I can’t tell you what a positive program Torch Club
has been for my daughter Caitlin! Since becoming
involved with Torch Club, Caitlin has begun to mature
from a little girl to a young lady. She has enjoyed
becoming more involved with the community through
activities like the beach clean-ups. And, she’s also
begun to consider herself a role-model for the
younger kids attending the Boys & Girls Club. The
leadership of the staff has been amazing. Caitlin
really looks up to the program advisor and enjoys
the time she spends with the Torch Club. I am truly
thankful to the Boys & Girls Club for providing such
amazing programs to the ‘tweens’ and teens.”
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ClubHouse Academy
At the ClubHouse Academy, the Club offers
performing arts and fitness programs that get kids
active and encourage their creativity. ClubHouse
offers a wide range of programs to choose from,
including sports leagues, dance and music lessons,
just to name a few.
The Club has a very successful theatre program,
ClubHouse Theatre. It has turned out successful
working actors and actresses like Elizabeth Romero,
the recent winner of the National H.S. Musical Theater
Awards featured on PBS’s Broadway or Bust,
and Tara Barr, star of the film
God Bless America.
This summer, thanks to a grant from the Orange
County Community Foundation, the Club was able to
incorporate a scaled down “Theatre Club” version
of the program into the activities offered at the
Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley branches’ fullday
summer programs.
Twice a week, children of all ages were given the
opportunity to attend this free program. 137 kids
took advantage of the arts education opportunity.
They took dance, acting and voice lessons, learned
choreography, and played acting games during
a seven-week session. The program culminated in a
free showcase for family and friends on the Fountain
Valley Branch’s stage, complete with spotlights and
a red curtain.
11-year-old Jordan attends the Huntington Beach
Branch and his mom says, “This gave him a chance
to try theater for the first time. He enjoyed it so
much, he would come home and practice all the
time. And, he was really proud to have our whole
family come watch him perform.” Thanks to funding
from Disneyland Cast Community Fund, this program
will continue throughout the 2012-2013 school year
and provide quality arts education opportunities for
even more kids.
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Oak View Branch
In October, the Boys & Girls Club opened its brand
new branch in the Oak View community of Huntington
Beach. The Club operates from 2-5pm each day
after school. This neighborhood is a hotspot for gang
activity and gang members often wait for the middle
school buses in the streets near the Club, looking for
new recruits or new young girls to prey on. Now,
the Boys & Girls Club is there as a safe, positive
alternative for kids. At the Boys & Girls Club they can
get the feeling of belonging that they are looking for
and, at the same time, gain the skills and resources
they need to start great futures and make positive
life choices.
One of the important programs that helps kids at
the Club learn to make good life choices is SMART
Girls. This program is designed for girls starting
at age eight through the teen years. The program
meets weekly and works through a curriculum
provided by Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Focuses
of the program include:
• Helping girls understand the physical,
emotional and social changes their bodies
are experiencing.
• Helping girls develop positive nutrition and
fitness habits, including talking about healthy
body image, good nutrition, eating disorders,
exercise and healthy leisure-time activities.
• Helping girls learn how to access their
healthcare options in the local community.
• Helping girls develop and enhance their
relationships with positive adult female
role models.
• Helping girls develop communication skills for
building positive relationships with peers and
adults and helping them recognize and avoid
abusive behavior.
This program has made a real difference to a
girl named Cecilia, who in turn has helped the
Club make a difference to even more girls. At her
first Smart Girls session, she barely said a word,
but she was really interested in the conversation.
Too nervous to speak up, she started joining in by
writing down her questions for the program’s question
box. This allows girls to ask things anonymously,
so they don’t have to be embarrassed to get a
conversation started about personal topics. Slowly,
Cecilia came out of her shell.
Now, she’s not afraid to ask questions and participate
in the conversation – in fact, she’s become a leader.
Cecilia is a popular kid, and her comfort and
interest in the program encouraged her whole group
of friends to join in. Vicki, the staff who runs the
program, says that Cecilia likes to try out the tips and
strategies that they’ve talked about in Smart Girls.
Then, she comes back to the next Smart Girls meeting
and reports on how it worked out. They celebrate
when things go well and talk out how to tweak the
strategies if they didn’t go so well. Cecilia sharing
her own experiences helps encourage other kids to
give Smart Girls strategies a try. This is an important
part of the program’s use of positive peer pressure
to help all the girls make smart life choices.
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Twilight Education Project
Helping whole families creates lasting change that
can lift children out of poverty and truly give them
the resources they need to open the door to a great
future. In the Twilight Education Project, the Club and
its partners work together to help every member
of low-income English Language Learner families
succeed. Three nights per week, whole families are
picked up from neighborhoods throughout Huntington
Beach and Fountain Valley by the Club’s fleet of
buses. They come to Golden West College, where
the entire family has the opportunity to learn.
Parents take ESL classes provided by Huntington
Beach Adult School, and interested parents get
job skills training in childcare and early childhood
education. School age youth get homework help,
tutoring, and enrichment activities in nearby college
classrooms, with staff and volunteers from the Boys
& Girls Club and the Huntington Beach City School
District to help them. Younger children learn the
fundamentals that will help them be ready for school
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in the Robert Mayer Child Development Preschool.
Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center and Surf City
Rotary Club of Huntington Beach help meet families’
nutritional needs by providing healthy snacks and
backpacks filled with food to help families through
the weekend. All of this is absolutely free for families.
The program is incredibly successful in helping
families meet their goals and become more selfsufficient.
Not only do 100% of parents report
that their kids are doing better in school, 42% of
parents report that they got a job as a result of
the skills they gained in the program. Another 25%
report that they got a raise or a promotion at work
because of their improved English skills. By making
families more financially stable, kids are more secure
and better equipped to succeed in school and in life.
Carmen is a mom of three who has participated in the
Twilight Education Project for four years. She started
coming because she wanted to get the academic
help for her kids that the program offers. In order
for children to participate, at least one parent is also
required to participate, because the program aims
to help whole families. It has worked for Carmen’s
family! Her kids are doing great in school with all
the academic support they get in the program. Her
oldest, who came to Twilight throughout high school,
is now doing well as a freshman in college. Not only
are her kids doing better, so is Carmen. She has
worked at a local fast food restaurant for 15 years.
Most of that time, Carmen worked in the kitchen
because her limited English made it hard for her to
interact with customers. Since starting in Twilight,
her English gradually improved and she was able
to take on additional duties at work. In the last
year, her manager noticed tremendous improvement
in her English skills and Carmen was promoted to
Assistant Store Manager. She was very nervous
about this promotion, because it involved a lot of
paperwork in English. She wasn’t confident that she
would be able to do it. But, her improved English
skills have proven to be up to the challenge and she
is doing well in her new role. When she does come
up against challenges with that aspect of her job,
she counts on the Twilight program for support. Her
ESL teacher Sharon is always ready and willing to
help her work through the writing process. As they
work together on improving Carmen’s English skills,
this helps Carmen maintain her job and support her
family. With the better job that her improved English
skills helped her get, Carmen is able to support her
family and help pay for her oldest daughter to go
to college at Cal State University, Long Beach.

Transportation
The Club’s programs do amazing things for kids and
families. But, they couldn’t do nearly so much if kids
and families didn’t have a way to get to our programs.
That’s why the Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington
Valley’s transportation program is so important.
Every day, more than a thousand children and
parents ride the Boys & Girls Club’s fleet of fourteen
buses. They bring kids to school in the morning if
they participate in the Club’s before school program.
They pick kids up from 33 schools in four local districts
to bring them to the Club’s after school programs.
They take kids from our branches to the ClubHouse
Academy for performing arts classes. And, they pick
whole families up from nearly 20 street corner bus
stops for evening programs for parents and children.
Why is it so important The Club serves working
families. Most moms and dads can’t leave work in
the middle of the afternoon to pick their kids up
from school. Those with early starts to their work
days need someone to take care of their kids and
get them to school in the morning. The Club’s bus
transportation program fills that gap. And, 90% of
families in our evening programs don’t have cars,
so free bus transportation makes it possible for them
to participate.
Running the transportation program is a bigger task
than you might think. It requires a whole department
with more than a dozen staff, so it’s a big part of the
Boys & Girls Club organization. The Transportation
Director develops and manages routes to make sure
Club buses are on time every time for school dismissal,
and families waiting at bus stops throughout the
area know exactly when to expect their buses. That
requires coordination with the local school districts
and frequent radio communication between buses
and the Club’s locations. Safety is, of course, the
transportation program’s biggest priority. To make
sure that the kids we transport are safe as can be,
the Club’s buses are professionally inspected every
45 days. All bus drivers are certified by CHP. In
addition to background checks and drug and alcohol
screenings, each driver also participates in training
throughout the year to ensure that they are in top
form when they take the wheel.
The Club’s fleet is aging, with buses ranging from
1985-1997 model years. However, thanks to support
from the Orange County Transportation Authority in
2012 and 2013, the Club will be able to revitalize its
fleet! OCTA is helping the Club purchase seven brand
new buses to replace some of the oldest buses that
will no longer meet EPA standards after 2013. Thanks
to their support, the Club’s transportation program has
a secure future and can continue to meet the needs
of Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley families.
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We’re Building California’s
1 st Boys & Girls Club on a College Campus
Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley is making
history! We are building California’s 1st Boys & Girls
Club on a college campus.
Our new Boys & Girls Club will be located at Golden
West College, a community college in Huntington
Beach. We call the campaign to build this new Club
“Building Dreams” because it will help make families’
dreams of great futures come true!
This exciting project is already well underway. BGCHV
completed the first of three phases of the Building
Dreams campaign in January 2011 with the grand
opening of the Robert Mayer Child Development
Preschool. Two years later, the preschool and the
kids we serve are thriving!
Now, BGCHV is kicking off the next phase of the
campaign to raise an additional $5 million to build
a Club for school age kids and a gymnasium. When
complete, the new Boys & Girls Club complex will be
a “Family Campus” within the Golden West College
campus. In addition to preschool programs, the new
Family Campus will offer: before and after school
care for school age youth; full day programs during
summer and school holidays; sports leagues and fitness
programs; and family support services, including the
Club’s award winning Twilight Education Project.
Whole families will benefit from the new Club. And,
the location itself will enable parents to go back to
school and inspire generations of kids to go to college.
To date, the Club has raised $4.7 million toward
the campaign’s $10 million goal, with an additional
$200,000 in pledges due over the next two years.
With the first phase of the campaign fully funded,
the Club is excited to embark on the next two phases
of the campaign.
We’d like to thank all of the donors who are helping
make families’ dreams of great futures come true.
You can see a list of the generous supporters who
have come together to raise the campaign’s first $5
million. If you haven’t already joined in the campaign,
we invite you to learn more or get involved by calling
the Club at 714-309-4962.
Phase II:
HARRY & JAYNNE BOAND
Gymnasium
Phase III:
KINGSTON TECHNOLOGY
School Age Club
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ROBERT MAYER
Child Development Preschool

Building Dreams Campaign
Dream Builders:
$1,000,000+
Kingston Technology Company
Legacy Builders:
$500,000 – $999,999
Boand Family Foundation
Orange County Children
& Families Commission
Robert Mayer Corporation
Tradition Builders:
$250,000 – $499,999
McDaniel Family Foundation
Weingart Foundation
Vision Builders:
$100,000 – $249,999
Hurley International, LLC
Pacific Life Foundation
John Rich
Surf City Rotary Club
of Huntington Beach
Dream Makers:
$100,000+ In-Kind
Hoxsie Builders, Inc.
LSA
Lusardi Construction
TYR Inc.
Westberg + White
Foundation Builders:
$50,000 – $99,999
Aera Energy Fund -
Kern Community Foundation
Chevron
Mike & Michele Haynes
Huntington Beach Firefighters
Charity Corp.
Ronald McDonald House
Charities of Southern
California
Hope Builders:
$25,000 – $49,999
Alex Accetta
Resa Evans & Dave Theil
Kiwanis Club of
Fountain Valley
R.J. Mayer
Glen & Lorene Richardson
Robert Koury Properties
A Snail’s Pace
Excellence Builders:
$10,000 – $24,999
Ed & Dixie Arnold
Bernadine Clancy Trust
Bob & Tanya Hoxsie
Independence Bank
Mangiamo Gelato Caffe
Occidental Petroleum
Corporation
Success Builders:
$5,000 – $9,999
AES Huntington Beach, LLC
Dave & Karen Barr
Brian & Theresa Bassaline
Ed & Marlene Blackford
Keith & Elizabeth Bohr
Alan & Shirley DeCarr
Fountain Bowl
Al & Pat Guidotti
Kevin & Kelly Morrissey
Orange County Register
Tom & Kathy Ross
Robert & Mary Taddeo
James Walker and
Louise Callens
Elaine J. Weinberg
Success Builders:
$3,000 – $4,999
Bob & Shirley Dettloff
Fountain Valley
Community Foundation
Ken & Eileen Jacobs
MJZ Productions
Rainbow Environmental
Services
Surf City Cyclery
Success Builders:
$1,000 – $2,999
Kazuto & Shelley Augustus
John Bishop and
Barbara Nieto
BJ’s Restaurant
Melinda Callens
Cars 4 Causes
CIM Group, Inc.
Curtis & Cathy Farrell
First Class Pizza
Funeral Directors
Life Insurance Company
Lotte Gopalakrishnan
Donna Gray
Art & Kyla Groeneveld
Mike Grumet & Family
Cheryl Harris
Heritage Memorial Services
JMG Security Systems
A Land Lovers’ Garden Club
of Huntington Harbour
McKenna Volkswagen
Jerry & Vanessa Moffatt
Patrick Lewis Investment Group
Cindy Picquelle-Gibbons
and Lee Gibbons
Ruth Pruitt
Ralphs Community
Contributions - Kroger
Debra Schroeder
John Schroeder
Bruce & Carrie Shuman
Youssef & Nancy Sobhi
Mike & Robin Sullivan
Taste of Huntington Beach
Vince & Sue Tjelmeland
United Technologies
Whole Foods Market
Huntington Beach
Derek & Sue Wimmer
Success Builders:
$500 – $999
Amstar/Red Oak
Huntington Beach, LLC
Michael & Patricia Bielonko
Ken Bourguignon
Wes Bryan and Terri Zwick
John & Barbara Collins
Fountain Valley Living
Magazine
Carm & Barbara Gullo
Kiwanis Club of
Huntington Beach
Kohl’s Department Stores
Ray & Beverly Kromer
Lee’s Maintenance
Gene & Bobbi Lim
Mercer Demo & Surplus
Steve & Nina Nagel
Network for Good
Nancy Park
Proforma
Jim Roache
Sam’s Club
Bob & Mary Lou Shlaudeman
Evie Tanner
Linda Thomas
John & Heather Trommald
*We apologize for any
errors or omissions
$10 Million Building Dreams
Capital Campaign (2007 – Present)
Revenue to date
Board Giving $1,884,790
Corporations $1,366,850
Donations $577,555
Grants $831,435
Interest Earned $42,787
Total Revenue $4,703,417
Expense to date
Construction $3,734,835
Fundraising $36,908
Professional Fees $155,375
Relocation Expense $134,192
Supplies $15,412
Total Expense $4,076,722
*Unaudited
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Accountability
Revenue Expense Age of Members Ethnicity of Members
Program Related
Revenue
Program Services
to Youth
6-7 years:
18%
0-5 years:
17%
8-10 years:
31%
11-13 years:
27%
Asian/Pacific
Islander: 24%
Hispanic/
Latino: 26%
Caucasian:
42%
Membership
Dues
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Special Event
Fundraising
Revenue
Program Related Revenue $4,731,798
Contributions $338,168
Special Event Fundraising $540,601
Membership Dues $74,089
Total Revenue $5,684,656
Expense
Program Services to Youth $4,238,126
Management & General Operating $553,234
Capital Improvements & Repairs $280,080
Fundraising $149,719
Reserve-2013 EPA Compliance $168,000
Depreciation Expense $241,055
Total Expense $5,630,214
*Unaudited
Contributions
Depreciation
Expense
EPA
Compliance
Fundraising
Families in need received $340,610 in scholarship
assistance thanks to generous donors in 2012.
Capital
Improvements
& Repairs
Management
& General
Operating
4,000
3,500
3,000
2,500
2,000
1,500
1,000
500
14+ years: 7%
0
Membership Total = 9,302
3,407
3,029
Fountain Valley
Kingston Branch
Huntington Beach
Branch
1,864
ClubHouse Academy
254
Oak View Branch
251 224
Robert Mayer Child
Development Preschool
Learning Center Child
Development Preschool
273
Twilight Education Project
African
American: 1%
Multi
Ethnic: 7%
18,852
Other Youth Served

Club Leadership
Board Members 2012
Professional Staff
Officers
Chuck Thomas
President
Alex A. Accetta, CPA*
Vice President
Mike Haynes
Tom Ross
Co-Treasurers
Donna Gray
Secretary
Shirley Dettloff*
Past President
Board of Directors
Dr. Kazuto Augustus
Dave Barr*
HB Council Member Keith Bohr
FV Mayor John Collins
Carolyn Craft
Resa Evans
Brig. Gen. Al Guidotti (Ret.)*
Cheryl Harris
Bob Hoxsie*
Ron Kupferstein
FV Police Chief Dan Llorens
Kevin Morrissey
FV Council Member Steve Nagel
Dave Reynolds
John Rich*
Glenn Richardson
Cathy Schulte
Dave Shenkman
Bruce Shuman
HB Police Chief Ken Small
Paul Sorrell
Brian Ton
David Truong
* Past President
Board of Governors
Ed Arnold
Brian Bassaline
Laurann Cook
Richard Cook*
Senator Tom Harman
Bill Holman
Ken Jacobs
Clay James
Ray Kromer
John Maruska
R.J. Mayer
Tom McDaniel
Ann Meyers Drysdale
Linda Moulton-Patterson
George Scott
Assemblyman Jim Silva
Dr. Emile Wakim
Dr. Paul Wakim
More than 170 trained individuals comprise the professional staff
at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley. Listed below is
our Administrative Leadership Team. Not included are our Program
Directors, Preschool Teachers, Recreation Staff, Office Managers,
Office Assistants, Bus Drivers, League Coordinators, Sports Referees,
Special Projects Staff, Contracted Performing and Fine Arts
Instructors, and Facility Related Support Staff.
Tanya Hoxsie
Chief Executive Officer
Art Groeneveld
Executive Director
Kim Nguyen
Director of Finance
John Pham
Director of
Administrative Services
Laura Portier-LaLumiere
Director of Development
Gricel Mendoza
Unit Director
Fountain Valley Kingston Branch
Tim Nolan
Unit Director
Huntington Beach Branch
Casey Campbell
Unit Director
ClubHouse Academy
Chelo Loshak
Unit Director
Learning Center
Child Development Preschool
Susan Bixler
Unit Director
Robert Mayer
Child Development Preschool
Rebecca Sanchez
Program Director
Oak View Branch
Twilight Education Project
CP Palazuelos
Transportation Director
Jamie Hauer
Asst. Director of Development
Michelle King
Graphic Designer
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Thank You, 2012 Donors
Thank you to everyone who helped kids open the door to a Great Future!
$100,000 +
Orange County
Transportation Authority
$50,000 – $99,999
Mike & Michele Haynes
JMG Security Systems
Kingston Technology Company
McDaniel Family Foundation
$25,000 – $49,999
Boand Family Foundation
Boys & Girls Clubs
of America
Crescent Heights
Hurley International LLC
Kevin & Kelly Morrissey
Orange County’s United Way
Surf City Rotary Club
of Huntington Beach
$10,000 – $24,999
Mohamed Ayachi &
Josette Ajroudi
Change a Life Foundation
Enterprise Fleet Management
Hyundai Motor America
Kiwanis Club of
Fountain Valley
Ron & Merri Kupferstein
Occidental Petroleum
Corporation
Orange County
Community Foundation
Pacific Life Foundation
Pacific Premier Bank
Robert Mayer Corporation
Kevin & Alicia Smith
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$5,000 – $9,999
Angels Baseball Foundation
Care Ambulance Service, Inc.
City of Fountain Valley
DCO Beach Walk /
Province Group /
Newport Equities LLC
Disney VoluntEARS
Community Fund
Larry & Tina Domaracki
Employees Community Fund
of Boeing Company
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Resa Evans and David Theil
Faris Lee Investments &
Fortus Property Group
Greenhorn Creek Guest Ranch
O.L. Halsell Foundation
Dennis & Debra Hashin
The Haynes Fund
Independence Bank
David & Angela Lee
Ken & Cindy Little
Los Angeles Times Family Fund
Mangiamo Gelato Caffe
Tom & Pat McDaniel
Mimi’s Jewelry
Tom & Yvonne O’Reilly
Orange Coast Memorial
Medical Center
Poseidon Resources
Register Campership Fund
John Rich
Sakioka Company, LLC
Southern California Edison
Chuck & Jeanne Thomas
Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A.
Verizon
Wells Fargo Foundation
Yap & Little CPA’s
$1,000 – $4,999
Alex Accetta
August & Stacey Accetta
Therese Accetta
AES Huntington Beach, LLC
Medhi Ajroudi
Alaska Airlines
Alex A. Accetta, CPA
& Associates, Inc.
The Allergan Foundation
AltaMed Health Services
AMAG Technology, Inc.
Anaheim Ducks &
The Honda Center
Anaheim White House
Restaurant
Angels Baseball
Antonello Ristorante
Ed & Dixie Arnold
Kazuto & Shelley Augustus
Bank of America
Dave & Karen Barr
Ralph & Charlene Bauer
Lia Marie Bayraktaroglu
John Bishop and
Barbara Nieto
Pete Blaker
Bradford Renaissance Portraits
Craig &Jennifer Burrell
Linda Callens
In memory of Joseph R.
Callens and Rene N. Callens
Gisela Campagne
Cars 4 Causes
Chevron
Children’s Bureau
Michael & Laraine Christensen
CIM Group, Inc.
Citibank Business Development,
Orange County
Columbia Hospitality, Inc.
Commercial Van Interiors, Inc.
Lance & Kathryn D’Amico
Perry & Brenda DeAugustine
Bob & Shirley Dettloff
Disneyland Resort
Downtown Huntington Beach
Patrick & Deb Dredden
Edinger Medical Group
Facets 58
Curtis & Cathy Farrell
Larry & Nada Feiwell
Felt
Jim & Lynn Foster
Fountain Bowl
Fountain Valley Regional
Hospital & Medical Center
G & M Oil Company
Kelly Gibson
Golden West College
Golden West College
Foundation
Jesse & Gina Gonzalez
Denise Goodwin
Brian & Adele Green
Adrian Griggs
Al & Pat Guidotti
The Habit Restaurants, LLC
Cheryl Harris
In Memory of Joe Hay
Bob & Loretta Hoxsie
Bob & Tanya Hoxsie
Hoxsie Builders, Inc.
Jay & Tiffany Hudson
Huntington Beach Auto Dealers
Huntington Beach Downtown
Business Improvement District
Huntington Beach
Elks Lodge #1959
Huntington Beach
Firefighters Association
Huntington Beach Hospital
Huntington Beach
Police Officers’ Foundation
Huntington Executive Park
Hyatt Regency Huntington
Beach Resort & Spa
In-N-Out Burger
Indian Wells Tennis Garden
Jason’s Jewel Catering
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Johnson
The Kite Connection
Kohl’s Department Stores
Karen Lau
Lisack, Inc.
Thorpe Logemann
Los Caballeros Racquet &
Sports Club
Lusardi Construction Company
David Mai
Ken & Ivy Marden
Jennifer McGrath
McKenna Volkswagen
Law Office of Mark J. Meyers
John & Cori Mills
Tom & Naomi Moon
Richard & Jeannie Murrell
Erik Myers
Steve & Nina Nagel
New Balance Athletic
Shoe, Inc.
Nike
Steve Nordhoff
Stephen & Diana O’Kane
The Olson Company
Orange County Register
Pacific Electronic Enterprises
Scott & Rebekah Pantel
Patriot Environmental Services
Alexandra Paul
Quaere, Inc.
Rainbow Environmental
Services
Ralphs Community
Contributions - Kroger
Dave & Carol Reynolds
Robert & Norma Rich
Glenn & Lorene Richardson
Mike & Shannon Roache
Robert Koury Properties
Rowley Portraiture
Sam’s Club
Mohindar Sandhu
Satori Law Group, Inc.
Chris Savage
SeaCliff Country Club
Brynn Searson
Seashore Pest Control
Bruno Serato
Bob & Mary Lou Shlaudeman
Bruce & Carrie Shuman
A Snail’s Pace
Paul & Linda Sorrell
Southern California
Gas Company
Specialized
Michelle Thai
Theory R Properties
Theresa Fatato Foundation
Therese Plunkett Foundation
Titan Industries, Inc.
Vince & Sue Tjelmeland
Brian Ton
Toyota of Huntington Beach
TRI Pointe Homes
TYR, Inc.
United Airlines
United Technologies
Valero Wilmington Refinery
Ed Vickery
Shaun Voigt and
Gricel Mendoza
Jeff Walbridge
James Walker and
Louise Callens
Walmart Neighborhood
Market
Walmart Stores
Waterfront Beach Resort,
A Hilton Hotel
Elaine J. Weinberg
Don & Priscilla Willis
C.J. Wilson
LeRoy & Jonni Wood
Jon Woods and Rachel Silva
Gary & Linda Yaghyazarian
Yamaha Motor Corporation

$500 – $999
Advanced PC Support
Ernest & Paulette Alvarez
Dianne Austin
Anne Brady
Terence & Rocio Brooks
Gordon Brown and Lynn Keitz
John & Mary Byers
City of Anaheim
Barbara Delgleize
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Fountain Valley Body Works
Fred’s Mexican Cafe
Michael & Sloan Gallipeo
Lotte Gopalakrishnan
Grand Hyatt San Francisco
Art & Kyla Groeneveld
Carm & Barbara Gullo
Don & Sara Hansen
Ed & Barbara Hitchcock
Chuck & Lonnie Horn
Huntington Central Park
Equestrian Center
Hyatt Regency Indian Wells
Resort & Spa
Ken & Eileen Jacobs
JDV
Zeke & Haley Jenkins
Joe Schmoe
Michele King
Kiwanis Club of
Huntington Beach
Lee’s Maintenance
Larry & Debbie Lipman
Live Nation
Main Street Wine Company
Marbella Country Club
Robert & Tara Mayer
Thomas & Peggy Mirabal
Monterey Country Club
Tony & Hue Nguyen
Nirve
Ian & Janine Noble
Nancy Park
Patrick Lewis Investment Group
Cindy Picquelle-Gibbons
and Lee Gibbons
Ken Popp
PRP Wine International
Quiksilver
Renaissance Esmeralda
Norma Rice
Norman & Teri Rockmaker
Tom & Kathy Ross
George & Sue Saffarrans
Santa Catalina Island Company
Schools First Federal
Credit Union
John Schroeder
David & Dawn Shenkman
Shorebreak Hotel
Tim & Shelly Skaggs
Kent & Frances Small
Gene & Jacque Smith
Joe & Penney Stergios
Surf & Sand Resort
Surf City Cyclery
Sue Taylor
Tomy Corporation
Van Wormer Resorts
Kathleen Waddell
Whole Foods Market
Huntington Beach
Weikko Wirta
Yakult U.S.A. Inc.
Yorba Linda Country Club
Richard & Alice Zamboni
$250 – $499
20th Century Fox
Daniel Agriesti and
Summer Young
Brian & Susan Anderson
Frank & Kathy Andruss
Ramesh Arasasingham and
Dina Edwards
Prem Balani
Clark Bevans
Keith & Elizabeth Bohr
Steve & Pat Bone
Wes Bryan and Terri Zwick
Charles & Margie Bunten
Kent Campbell and Gail Hiduke
Joe & Valerie Carchio
David & Diana Casey
Catalina Passenger Service, Inc.
Chase Community Giving
David Chu
Cleveland Golf
Chris & Tristin Cole
Carl & Cindy Corbin
Steve & Carolyn Craft
Denise Denny
David Dodwell
Dove Canyon Country Club
Duke’s Huntington Beach
Endless Food & Fun
Howard Feldner and
Lindy Cohen
Sean & Madeline Flynn
Fountain Valley
Police Officers’ Association
Gisela Gamboa
Kathryn Goddard
Golden West College
Associated Students
Frank Govern
Donna Gray
Mike & Ying-Ma Grumet
Gulfstream Aerospace
Corporation
John & Chris Hay
Heritage Memorial Services
Bret & Peggy Holloway
Homewood Suites
by Hilton La Quinta
Jeff & Barbara Huss
Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe
Hyatt Regency Newport Beach
Back Bay Golf Course
Hyatt Regency Scottsdale
Judy Johnson
Marty Leavelle and Lori Jarry
Sally Lee
Larry & Marion Lepson
Paul & Sandi Licata
Joe Lisack and Keeli Scott Lisack
Joel & Karen Longoria
Los Coyotes Country Club
Patrick & Lisa Loyd
Mako Matt’s Marine
Manchester Grand Hyatt
San Diego
Ron & Jani McLin
Hugh Moran
Museum of Science
Michele Neri
New Balance South Coast
Plaza Store
Cormac & Teresa O’Connell
Warren & Ann Owens
Christopher & Jennifer Perkins
Dat & Ngoc-An Phan
Nathan Phan
Laura Portier-LaLumiere
Michael Privia
Richard & Mary Radecki
Jerry & Cathy Ramirez
Tim & Marilyn Rich
Bob & Carla Rose
Kristen Schroeder
Scottsdale Marriott
at McDowell Mountains
SeaCliff Realty -
Debbie Docherty
SeaWorld Adventure Park
Christine Serrano
John C. Shaw
Stephen & Mary Smith
Don & Zoe Solsby
Myrlyn Sopher
Staples
State Farm Insurance -
Jeff Baker
Surf City Bank
Ken & Sandy Tokita
Mark Trumbo
Bob Wilder
Derek & Sue Wimmer
Darrin & Tracey Witt
Sam Wong
Gordon Wrubel
Wyland
Darrin Yamamoto
$100 – $249
320 Main
Greg & Julie Abadjian
Tony & Ting Aguilar
Phil & Paulette Alvarez
American Girl Place
Pete & Lita Amico
Frank & Dee Dee Angotti
Atlantis Casino Resort Spa
Jeff Bader
Mariah Belcher
Fred & Laura Benson
Fil & Carol Bernal
Chet & Karen Bernhard
Brian & Jennifer Bielicki
John & Susan Bixler
John & Dede Boldin
Matt & Gina Brady
Lee & Cheryl Brothers
Jeff Brown and
Maria Hall Brown
Pamela Burket
Captain Dave’s Dolphin
and Whale Safari
Captain Jack’s Prime Rib
& Seafood Restaurant
David Cavano
Barbara Charlwood
Kevin & Gretchen Childe
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Thank You, 2012 Donors
$100 – $249
Anthony & Linda Chung
City of Huntington Beach
The Comedy & Magic Club
The Container Store
Corky Carroll’s Surf School
Melissa Corona
Larry & Sandra Crandall
Tim Davis
Alan & Shirley DeCarr
John Denworth
Dave Dereszynski
Elizabeth Derry
DoggieTown USA
Driscoll & Associates
Ignacio Duarte
Carol Dumas
Dale L. Dunn
El Cortez Hotel & Casino
Employees Charity
Organization (ECHO)
of Northrop Grumman
Karen Farrell
Five Crowns Restaurant
Fountain Valley
Community Foundation
Fountain Valley
Firefighters Association
Fountain Valley Skating Center
Alex Franco
John & Jayne Frixione
Frogg’s Bounce House
Mike & Donna Frye
Rick & Ann Fuller
Nancy Gallagher
Garden Grove High School
Faculty Club
Dave & Denise Gibbs
Connie Greyshock
Hamboards
Aaron Hamilton
Tom & Eugenia Haney
Jean Hardy
Annette Harman
James & Linda Harper
Jamie Hauer
Hilton La Jolla Torrey Pines
Hilton Sonoma Wine Country
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Larry & Sally Hoover
Huntington Surf & Sport
Jacque & Susan Johnson
Joseph Phelps Vineyard
K1 Speed
Kingston Branch Parents
Kitesurfari Kiteboarding
Steve & Kathy Knight
Thomas & Carol Krenek
Ray & Beverly Kromer
L.A. Area Combined
Federal Campaign
La Mirada Theatre
Lamppost Pizza
Carol Langston
Janeen Laudenback
LEGOLAND California
Matt Liffreing
James Ligman
Gene & Bobbi Lim
Frank & Nan LoBasso
Lorin Backe Photography
Lucy’s Tailoring and Tux
Jerry & Carol MacFarlane
Madame Tussauds Hollywood
Mahe Restaurant
Mark & Michelle McCurdy
Bob & Cathy Meschuk
Charlene Miller
Miracle Springs Resort & Spa
Matt & Jeanette Mogensen
Jim & Rosemary Moreno
Lizet Munoz
Mary Ellen Musgrave
Tauric & Natalie Myrick
Newport Beach
Surgery Center
Quan & Pauline Nguyen
Billy O’Connell
OC Chocolate Festival
Orange Coast Winery
Orange County
Sheriff-Coroner Department
Tina Orr
Pacific Chorale
Pacific Symphony
Pala Casino Spa Resort
Avani Patel
Elaine Perez
PIER 39
Rachel Ramirez
Carlos & Jan Ressia
Macario Rincon
Robert Mayer Child
Development Preschool
Parents
Rosarito Beach Hotel
Rosy Dental
Salon Canvass
James & Cathy Schulte
Andy Serrano
Shaun White Supply Company
Vicki Shroyer
Chris & Kristal Slama
Ken & Susan Small
SoCal Tri-County CFC
South Coast Repertory
Vanssa Spang
Dr. and Mrs. Warren Stirling
Sandy Suarez
Sunset Hair Salon
Surf City Comedy Club
Jim & Josette Taglieri
Talega Golf Club
Evie Tanner
Target Huntington Beach
#2051
Jim & Debbie Templin
Adam Tjelmeland
Trader Joe’s
David & Mimi Truong
Cody Tubbs
Universal Studios Hollywood
USS Midway Museum
Vans Inc
Catherine Venturini
Sean Victorino
Volcom Inc.
Jerry & Celia Wheeler
Jose & Dolores Wilson
Brandon Yankosky
Stephanie Young
$50 – $99
Iosefa Alofaituli
Cynthia Alt
Applebee’s
Corwin & Renee Bales
Mary Behrens
Boomers of Fountain Valley
Brewbakers Microbrewery
Dave & Margaret Carlberg
Carpenter Performing Arts
Center CSULB
Center for the Arts at
Pepperdine University
Cerritos Center for
the Performing Arts
ClubHouse Theatre Parents
Complexions Day Spa
Michele De Palma
Dream Dinners Fountain Valley
Olivia Falcon
Erin Fitzgerald
Fountain Valley
Police Department
Bree Frontczak
Juan & Kathy Garcia
Kathy Garcia
Garden Grove Edcation
Association
Garden Grove High School
Cheerleaders
Jenelle Godges
Betty Gordon
Tom & Julie Grable
Glenn Grandis
Peter & Cathy Green
Green Spot Cleaners
Beth Hambelton
Harrah’s Laughlin
Fritz Hirt
Hornblower Cruises & Events
Samantha Hour
Huntington Beach Art Center
Naresh Idnani
Irvine Lanes
Laguna Art Museum
Tom Livengood
Lyon Air Museum
Janet Marlow
Eddie & Sonia Marquez
Megan Marumoto
Judy McGowen
Faye Naples
Naples Rib Company
Nee’s Salon
Newport Landing Whale
Watching
Newport Rib Company
Michael Norman and Rosa
Berumen
O’Malley’s on Main
Olive Garden
Candy Plichta
Terry & Jane Pupa
Gilbert & Andrea Ramirez
Ruby’s Diner
Salon M
San Diego Museum of Man
San Diego Zoo Global
Sandy’s Beach Grill
Miles Satterwhite
Silky Sullivan’s Restaurant
Spreebird
Damodaran Sri-Ramulu
Roger Stanton
Paul Stimson and
Dawn Anderson
Stonefire Grill
United Way California
Capital Region
United Way of the
Inland Valleys
USAA Real Estate Company
William Vu
Melissa Watson
WD Foundation
What A Lot A Pizza
Fred & Tracy Wilson
Spencer & Stephanie Wilson
Denise Winn
Yard House
Z Pizza
UP TO $50
Anthony James Albert
and Scot Crisp
Barbara Alexander
Lani Amoh
Nathalie Anaya
Linda Balani
Big 5 Sporting Goods
Black Angus
Stephanie Boffa
Stephen Bollinger
Build-A-Bear Workshop
Buon Gusto
Callaway Vineyard & Winery
Everardo Carvajal
Izabelle Castillo
The Children’s Museum
at La Habra
Claws N Paws Day Spa
Dave & Buster’s
Irvine Spectrum
Mark Dixon and Sandy Fazio
Escrip Sale Rebate
Sherwin & Bonnie Gillman
Albert Guidotti
Harbor House Restaurant
Finn Harnby
Adrian Hong
The Huntington Library,
Art Collections
& Botanical Gardens
Inka Cantina
Joe Kagel
Alan Kaufman
Zlatka Kirilov
Michael Koch
The Lazy Dog Cafe
Learning Center
Preschool Parents
P. Rachel Levin
Chelo Loshak
Lucille’s Smokehouse
Bar-B-Que
Kimberly McGlaughlin
Natalie Mendoza-Wong
Mike Grumet Insurance
Dianne Miley
Sylvia-Fatmah Mohammad
Outback Steakhouse
Keith Petersen
Debra Phillips
Quizno’s #6335
Real Mex Restaurants
Regal Cinemas
Richard Nixon
Library & Birthplace
The Ronald Reagan
Presidential Library
& Museum
Kathy Sampson
Steve Sawyer
Daljit & Rajwinder Singh
Souplantation
Chris Stehman
Ronald & Darrilyn Story
Angela Thoele
TK Burgers
Brandi Uehli
Patricia Ulloa-Montezuma
United Way of
San Diego County
Van Thu Vo
Michael Ward
Zubie’s Dry Dock
*We apologize for any
errors or omissions

Thank You to everyone who made this year GREAT!

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