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Building Community 

One 

Child 

at a 

Time 

Year in Review 

2004-2005

M i s s i o n 

The mission of the 

Boys and Girls Clubs 

of Greater Oxnard and 

Port Hueneme (BGCOP) 

is to inspire and enable 

ALL young people to 

realize their full potential 

as productive, responsible 

and caring citizens. 

We’re a construction site: building lives, building 

community and helping youth and families lead productive 

lives. 

We have grown tremendously in the last year, expanding from 

four sites to 14 locations and securing the needed resources to 

renovate the historic Harriet H. Samuelsson Branch on 7th Street. 

In addition to our physical growth, we created three innovative 

programs. The first is the Youth Empowerment Program, where 

youth ages 14 to 21 learn work readiness skills and how to get jobs. 

The second project is the 21st Century Community Learning After 

School Program, which goes by PROSPER (Partnership for Rio Outof-School 

Student Programs for Educational Realization) in the Rio 

School District and HEROES (Hueneme Education, Recreation, 

Outreach and Enrichment Services) in the Hueneme School 

District. The third is our Power Plus+ Program, which provides 

tutoring and supplemental education. These opportunities to 

expand our sites and programs were made possible by creative 

partnerships and collaborations with the Rio, Ocean View and 

Hueneme school districts, Oxnard Union High School District and 

the Workforce Investment Board of Ventura County, as well as 

many other foundations, corporations and individual donors. 

Although our growth in the past year has been exceptional, there is still a great deal 

of work to be done. There are still thousands of children in our community who have 

no place to go after school. They do not have the opportunity to sit at a computer in 

one of our Clubs or play in the gymnasiums. There are still those who cannot take 

their turn in one of the games rooms or be inspired by the fine arts activities. There 

are still children who have no one to guide them in good times and bad, and who 

have no encouragement to develop their talents, skills and character. 

The success of our Clubs is found not only in our curricula, systems or programs. 

It is found in the hearts of our youth development staff who know their kids by 

name, who teach them life lessons, give them hope and encourage them with a 

smile every day. 

Our youth need sustained relationships with 

caring adults, mentors and schools that treasure 

each and every child. As we move forward, the 

construction will continue. We will continue to 

grow and transform our community into a place 

that truly cares and elevates its youth to center stage. 

We cannot continue our work alone. Please 

join us. If we all do a little, we can accomplish 

a lot for our greatest asset: our children. 

Respectfully, 

Tim Blaylock 

Chief Professional Officer 

As 2005 rolls on, BGCOP is focusing on five 

Reopen the Harriet H. Samuelsson Branch 

Increase capacity to serve more youth 6 to 18 years 

Reduce childhood obesity with Triple Play, Starting 

Education (SHAPE), and Fitness Authority programs 

Recruit, train and involve more volunteer mentors 

Increase our job readiness, education and technology 

Cover kids (top to bottom): Kimberly, 9; Member since 2001; Plays guitar: Alex, 11; Member since 2001; 

Loves being athletic: Chloe, 11; Member since 2004; Loves animals

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OUR MEMBERS: NEIGHBORS, OLD FRIEND 

African American 9% 

Asian 4% 

Native American 1% 

Multi-racial 12% 

Hispanic 58% 

Caucasian 16% 

16 % 

The Architecture of Youth Development 

Offering more than 72 hours per week of 

programmed activities year round, BGCOP 

delivers programs that help youth develop 

their abilities through: 

· Education and Career Development 

· Sports, Fitness and Recreation 

· Character and Leadership Development 

· Health and Life Skills 

· The Arts 

58 % 9 % 1 % 

12 % 4 % 

AND NEW FRIENDS 

On a foundation of strong programs 

and caring staff, Boys and Girls Clubs 

of Greater Oxnard and Port Hueneme 

helps build a better community. 

initiatives to impact more young lives: 

old 

Healthy Activities and Physical 

and caring adults 

programs 

Adli, 10 

Member since 2003 

Favorite color is blue 

Over the course of 50 

years, the Boys & Girls Clubs 

of Greater Oxnard and Port 

Hueneme has created a home 

for local youth. BGCOP 

continually strengthens youth 

with after-school programs and 

services to enable them, regardless 

of their economic situation, 

to participate in arts, leadership, 

education, life skills and 

recreation programs. 

As the community’s demand 

for youth services grows, so 

does BGCOP. In 2004, the Club 

increased from four sites to 

14 and increased the number 

of young people served from 

4,000 to 6,500.

BGCOP Boxer Earns National Silver 

Gloves Championship 

Joe Mukul, 12, defeated three 

former Silver Gloves Champions 

in Kansas City, Missouri, to 

become the National Silver 

Gloves Champion. 

Before winning the national title, 

Joe was named the California 

Silver Gloves Champion. 

Joe has won 11 straight bouts, including local, regional 

and national competitions. The 95-pound athlete has 

been boxing in tournaments for four years and has a 

30-5 record. 

He trains five days a week with Marco Contreras at 

BGCOP. Alyson, 13 


Loves Jimi Hendrix music 

“My 12-year-old daughter Camisha loves 

people and trying new things. She enjoys 

participating in the Torch Club leadership 

and community service program because 

it’s just for her age group and is 

a special time for her. She and my other 

children like exploring the Club’s positive 

activities and programs available for 

teens. It has been a very good experience 

for all of my children, who’ve been 

involved with the Club for six years.” 

−Trina Sinsun 

R EVE N U E 

$2,438,489.31 

Grants 62% 

Program Services Fees 7% 

United Way 3% 

Investments 2% 

Contributions 9% 

Fundraising & Special Events 17% 

62 % 7 % 3 

% 

2 

% 

9 % 17 % 

Designed for Safety and Security 

All children need a safe and secure place to go after school. With the 

rising number of single-parent families and families where both 

parents work, many children come home to an empty house. 

Sarah, 12 


Loves Art 

A positive place for all kids is needed. Consider that: 

· More than 14 million American children live in poverty. 

· More than 4,400 children are arrested each day. 

· More than 2,500 high school students drop out. 

· Cost of after-school care can be as much as $4,000 per year in Southern 

California, according to Children Now. 

BGCOP provides a positive, safe place for all youth for only $15 per year. Offering 

more than 72 hours per week of programmed activities year round, BGCOP 

delivers a wide range of programs and activities that teach kids to make the 

right decisions so that they are part of the solution, not the problem.

Building Potential: Special Events & Highlights 

2005 Youth of the Year Juan Pimentel, 18, was selected as the 2005 Southern California Boys 

& Girls Club Youth of the Year. He was selected for his leadership abilities and the positive 

example he sets for other young people. Juan praises BGCOP saying, “It made me the person 

I am today.” Juan is a 10-year member of the Club and has been a staff member since he was 

15, serving currently as the Learning Center director at the Port Hueneme Center. His goal is 

to obtain a chemical engineering degree from UC Santa Barbara, “so I can help those in need 

of a medicine that could save their lives.” 

15th Annual Donald K. Facciano KidsAuction BGCOP celebrated “50 Remarkable Years” on 

November 20, 2004, with the 15th Annual Donald K. Facciano KidsAuction. Nearly 300 guests 

participated in silent and live auctions to help support the more than 6,700 members served 

by the 14 Club sites in Oxnard and Port Hueneme. The event netted more than $188,000 in 

support of BGCOP. 

3rd Annual Campaign for Kids Breakfast The 3rd Annual Campaign for Kids Breakfast raised 

$108,000 to support BGCOP and its programs. More than 245 attendees came to the Residence 

Inn by Marriot on March 8, 2005, to hear Dr. Michele Borba, a world-renowned speaker and 

author, whose keynote speech was about parenting and children’s issues. Also at the breakfast, 

Loren Bloch received the Harriet H. Samuelsson Children’s Champion Award in recognition of 

his work on behalf of children in Greater Oxnard and Port Hueneme. 

13th Annual “Fore the Kids” Golf Classic A field of golfers from across Southern California 

joined together on the greens of Spanish Hills Country Club in Camarillo to raise more than 

$45,000 for BGCOP programs. The 170 participants set a record for the highest golfer turn out 

for the event. 

Harley Davidson Raffle The 3rd Annual Harley Davidson Raffle netted $30,000 for BGCOP. Of 

the 1,037 tickets sold, Maria Concetta Paez’s ticket was drawn for the motorcycle. John Laing 

Homes won the 48-inch HDTV and donated it back to BGCOP. The winners were announced 

at the 15th Annual Donald K. Facciano KidsAuction. 

Tsunami Relief Fund The Movers & Shakers Keystone Club raised $2,500 for the Tsunami 

Relief Fund. The group placed five-gallon water jugs at various Clubs from February 23 – 

March 23, 2005, to collect loose change. The group achieved its goal by collecting 250 pounds 

of change to help Tsunami victims. 

National KidsDay The Dallas Cowboys joined more than 1,200 guests for BGCOP’s KidsDay 

2004 festivities on August 1. Families played games at a variety of booths and took part in other 

fun activities at two locations, the Martin V. Smith Youth Center and the Cowboys’ training 

camp at the Residence Inn by Marriott in Oxnard. National KidsDay was created by Boys & 

Girls Clubs of America and KidsPeace in 2001 to help build stronger relationships between 

children and adults. 

Digital Arts Festival Two BGCOP members won awards at the Pacific Region ImageMakers 

2005 Photo Contest, held June 20-24, 2005, in San Francisco. Taylor Arthur, 8, and Danyelle 

Stahl, 10, placed first and second, respectively, in the photo essay category of the contest. 

BGCOP Wins Top Marketing Award BGCOP was awarded the bronze MAC Award in the 

Web site category by the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, April 30, 2005, at the 99th Annual 

National Conference held in San Diego. The award recognizes the Boys & Girls Club that has 

created the most creative and compelling Web site.

Ground-Breaking New Programs 

Power Hour After-School Program 

Power Hour provides members ages 6 to 18 with tutoring and 

homework assistance. The program was developed in response 

to parents wanting to reinforce better study habits for their children. 

The program is funded by a $5,000 donation received in 

2004 from the J.C. Penney Afterschool Fund, which enabled the 

Club to purchase books, supplies and homework incentives and 

for the Power Hour coordinator to attend training in Atlanta. 

Youth Empowerment Program 

In 2004, BGCOP became a new provider for the Workforce 

Investment Board of Ventura County with its Youth Empowerment 

Program (YEP), which serves 200 youth ages 14 to 21 in the Oxnard 

Plains area. YEP uses award-winning, nationally recognized 

curricula to teach youth strategies and techniques for obtaining 

and maintaining employment in their chosen fields. 

Get Into SHAPE! 

BGCOP introduced a new program to help fight childhood obesity 

and the health risks associated with it. Starting Healthy Activities 

and Physical Education (SHAPE) is offered thanks to a $195,000 

grant from the California Endowment. Through SHAPE, members 

learn new and fun fitness activities and healthy eating habits they 

can share with their families. 

Engineering Entrepreneurs 

The National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship Program 

(NFTE – pronounced “nifty”) is helping youth in low-income communities 

learn the business, academic and life skills necessary to be 

economically productive. The program also connects participants 

with employers and the community to provide them with relevant, 

real world experience. 

EXPENDITURES 

$2,427,157.03 

Administrative 8 % 

Fundraising 4% 

Programs 88% 

88 % 8 % 4 % 

Under Construction 

“The club not only 

helped me gain 

friends and let me 

express myself but 

it also built my 

character. The rules 

and staff helped 

me become a better 

person and helped me 

gain confidence.” 

−Miguel S., 16 

A nearly $1.2 million renovation plan for 

the Harriet H. Samuelsson Branch located on 

7th Street in downtown Oxnard has begun, 

thanks to generous support from businesses and 

individuals. 

Scheduled to reopen in March 2006, the 7th Street 

facility closed January 2003 due to unsafe conditions 

existing within the 50-year-old facility. When 

the renovation is complete, Club members will 

enjoy the addition of new technology and Job and 

Career Centers, as well as a climbing wall located 

in the 7,000-square-foot gym. 

The Harriet H. Samuelsson Branch renovation 

is made possible by BGCOP fund-raising efforts 

and a partnership between developers, Standard 

Pacific Corp., Centex Homes and Shea Homes 

(known as RiverPark Legacy Partners, LLC). 

Laying the Cornerstones for Success 

Each year, private fund raising ensures 6,500 kids have access to quality programs and 

that we never have to turn away a child due to economic hardship. We rely on private 

contributions to ensure our programs are six days a week, year round, and to offer 

programs and facilities dedicated to all youth.

Reinforcing the Community: Brick by Brick 

BGCOP maintains 14 facilities throughout Oxnard and Port 

Hueneme that are open daily, giving youth the opportunity to participate in 

activities right in their own back yard. 

Full-service branches: 

· Harriet H. Samuelsson Branch 

· Port Hueneme Branch 

· Martin V. Smith Branch 

Affordable housing site: 

· Squires Public Housing Extension 

After-school sites: 

· El Rio Elementary School 

· Rio Lindo Elementary School 

Providing youth the tools for success 

Offering more than 72 hours a week of programmed activities year round, the 

BGCOP delivers a wide variety of programs for youth ages 6 to 18 that foster 

learning in a supervised, enjoyable environment. Activities and programs are 

designed to empower all youth by building confidence and leadership skills, 

while exposing them to the numerous opportunities available to them. These 

programs enhance the youths’ school education, providing them with the life 

skills they need to be successful adults. 

BGCOP programs for members focus on the following five areas of child 

development: 

Education and Career Development 

Homework help, state-of-the-art technology, one-on-one 

tutoring, educational competitions, job training, college 

visits and career exploration 

Sports, Fitness and Recreation 

Individual and group participation in games and sports, 

league sports, regional competitions, tournaments, 

organized and wacky games, special events, field trips 

and movies 

The Arts 

Arts and crafts, photography, drama and theatrical 

production, performing arts, music and cultural field trips 

Character and Leadership 

Development 

Leadership clubs, volunteer and community service 

projects, monthly recognition programs, values sessions and 

mentoring programs 

Health and Life Skills 

Life skills, mentoring, ability awareness and 

environmental education, as well as prevention 

programs to reduce the risk of alcohol and drug use 

· Rio Plaza Elementary School 

· Rio Real Elementary School 

· Rio Rosales Elementary School 

· Rio del Norte Elementary School 

· Rio del Valle Junior High School 

· Julien Hathaway Elementary 

School 

· Art Haycox Elementary School 

· Ansgar Larsen Elementary School 

Club programs and activities are also offered on five campuses of the Oxnard 

Unified High School District. 

Wyatt, 11 


Loves motocross

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Oxnard and Port Hueneme 2004-2005 Donors 

Foundations 

E. J. De La Rosa Charitable 

Foundation 

Gene Haas Foundation 

Martin V. Smith Foundation 

Orfalea Family Foundation 

Board 

Ronald McDonald Charities 


The California Endowment 

United Way of Ventura County 

Wal-Mart Foundation 

Wells Fargo Foundation 

Wellpoint Foundation 

Wood-Claeyssens Foundation 

Companies 

A & E Mansi, Engineering 

Consultant, Inc. 

A&R Auto Collision Center 

Anacapa Geoservices 

Applied Merchant Systems 

Aquaria, Inc./Marineland 

Barkley Insurance Agents and 

Brokers 

Bernzott Capital Advisors 

Black & Veatch Corporation 

Blue Cross of California 

Budlong & Associates 

Buenger Commercial Real 

Estate Inc. 

Bunnin Buick GMC 

California Realty Professionals 

Centex Homes 

Century 21 Tri-Star 

Century West Plumbing 

Ceramic Tile Art 

Channel Islands Building & 

Development Partners, Inc. 

City National Bank 

Coalition to End Family 

Violence 

Community Dynamics 

Consensus Planning Group 

Inc. 

Consolidated Disposal 

Country Inn & Suites 

Countrywide Financial 

Services 

County Commerce Bank 

Coury Enterprises 

Crystal Energy, LLC 

D & L Stines Construction Co. 

D. R. Horton 

Damar Construction, Inc. 

Dante Financial 

Del Norte Regional Recycling 

& Transfer Station 

Design Masonry 

Doorway Manufacturing 

Company, Inc. 

Dullam Nursery 

EDCO 

Employers Depot 

Fashioncraft Floors 

First American Title 

First California Bank 

GCC, Inc. 

Gibbs International Trucks Inc. 

Gills Onions 

Gold Coast Broadcasting 

Golden State Storage 

Gothic Landscaping, Inc. 

Guitar Center 

Gull Island Farms 

Haas Automation, Inc. 

Harbor Plumbing Supply Co. 

Hearthside Homes Oxnard, 

LLC 

Imation 

Integrated Living Systems 

Integriteach 

J N B Industries, LLC 

JC Penney Store 

Jensen Design & Survey 

John Hall Designs 

John Laing Homes 

Kiwanis Club of Port Hueneme 

LandAmerica Lawyers Title 

Lauterbach & Associates 

Lawson & Associates 

Lowthorp, Richards, McMillan, 

Miller, Conway & Templeman 

Mandarin House Restaurant 

Martinez Architects, Inc. 

Mayer Roofing, Inc. 

Mayerson Marketing & Public 

Relations, Inc. 

Mid-State Bank & Trust 

MLF Health Care Provider 

Moen, Inc. 

Moote Group 

Nordman Cormany Hair & 

Compton, LLP 

Olson Urban Housing, LLC 

Pacific View Mall 

Pac-Man Berries Farm 

Penfield & Smith 

Pernod-Ricard USA, LLC 

Plaza Development Co., LLC 

Port of Hueneme, Harbor 

District 

Proctor and Gamble 

Production Plus Plumbing Inc. 

Professional Design, 

Incorporated 

Proforma Grading Consultants, 

Inc. 

Raznick & Sons, Inc. 

Raznick Realty Group 

RBF Consulting 

Richard Maulhardt Ranch 

Riverpark Legacy, LLP 

Roddan Paolucci Roddan 

Rudy Carrillo Drywall, Inc. 

Sam’s Club Foundation 

Santa Barbara Bank & Trust 

Santa Ynez Band of Mission 

Indians 

Sares-Regis Group 

Shea Homes 

Shea Properties 

Southern California Edison 

Southern California Gas 

Company 

Standard Pacific 

State Ready Mix 

SunCal Companies 

SYS Technologies 

Sysco Food Services of 

Ventura, Inc. 

Team Nissan 

Teleflex Foundation 

Telesis Community Credit 

Union 

The Mattey Group 

Tri-County Transportation, Inc. 

Tubed Products 

Ventura County Deputy 

Sheriff’s Association 

Ventura County NAHREP 

Ventura County Star 

Ventura Harley Davidson 

Verizon 

Vintage Marina Partners 

VTBS Architects 

Wallenius Wilhelmson Line 

Wasserman, Comden, 

Casselman & Pearson, LLP 

Wells Fargo Community 

Support Campaign 

Weslar, Inc. 

Weyerhaeuser Company 


Z Iron Works 

Individuals 

Eve Acosta 

Rich Ambrosini 

Nicholas Arenson 

Mr. & Mrs. Luis S. Astorga 

Mr. & Mrs. Doug Baisch 

Joann Barle 

Judith Beasley 

Mr. & Mrs. Joe Becerra 

William Belcher 

Yolanda Benitez 

James Bennett 

Johanne Berg 

Jim and Mary Ann Blake 

Tim Blaylock 

Dr. Yvonne Bodle 

Penny Boehm 

Patrice Boetticher 

Bow Bowman 

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Bradbury 

Tanya Brantley 

Matthew Breiner 

Mr. & Mrs. John Broesamle 

Bob Brown 

Maxine Brown 

Constance Bryant 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Burdullis 

Cynthia Burdullis 

Karen Burnham 

Randy Bush 

Hilda Cabrera 

Glenn Campbell 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Carmosino 

Lee Carrubba 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Carson 

Pete Casey 

Lorenzo Castillo 

Dr. Miguel Cervantes 

Armando and Veronica 

Cervantes 

Suzanne Chadwick 

Chris and Theresa Chambers 

Gary Chennault 

Tom Chronister 

Lorraine Clark 

Jack Clarke 

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Clarke 

Jeff Comstock 

Tom Conway, Jr. 

L. Cooksey 

Tony and Maria Cortez 

Bradley Couch 

Tom Coulter 

Brian Craig 

Chuck Croll 

Police Chief John Crombach 

James Cullinane 

James Daniels 

Aurora De La Silva 

Jane Deal 

Debra Dettenmayer 

Ed Diaz 

Jeannette Dirksen 

Richard Duarte 

Brian Dunn 

Dr. Dennis Dwire 

Richard Edrosolan 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Elzinga 

Jeff Endean 

Ron Ertel 

Charles and Stacey Ertel 

Police Chief Fernando Estrella 

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Evans 

Don Facciano 

Peter Favero 

Dr. Patrick Faverty 

Asia Fernandez 

Robert Ferris 

Mr. & Mrs. John Fitzgerald 

Joellen Flannigan 

Dawn & Robert Flink 

Amy Fonzo 

Dave Fowble 

Gregory Frank 

Dierdre Frank 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Franklin 

Loyal Frazier 

Francis Gagola 

Mr. & Mrs. John Gaiser 

Al & Dee Geverink 

Kim Gibas 

Dr. Gina Giglio 

Gary Gillig 

Rick Giroux 

Gus Gonzales 

Janette Gonzales 

Rudy Gonzales 

Russ Goodman 

Tim Goodwin 

Alma Green 

Nancy Gregg 

Anna Grimes 

Jean Claude Guerin 

Robert Gural 

Alan Hackney 

Bill and Linda Hagelis 

Kathleen Hann 

Don Hartmann, Jr. 

Bill Haub 

William Haub 

Sher Heard 

Dayle Henry 

Cecilia Hernandez 

Andres Herrera 

Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie Hewett 

Robert Hodge 

Grace Hoffman 

Dr. Thomas Holden 

Robert Holden 

Darrin Holloway 

Scott Holloway 

Chuck Hothan 

Bernie Huberman 

Mr. & Mrs. John Huddleston 

Bob Hunt 

Retha Hux 

Becky Job 

Dick Jones 

H.E. Julien 

Mr. & Mrs. Tom Jurado 

Bruce Kahl 

Helene Keddington 

Charles Kennedy 

James Kilpatrick 

Steven Kinney 

Greg Kountz 

Dennis and Sandra Kuttler 

Hank and Leah Lacayo 

Bob Lairsey 

Florence LaManno 

Mr. & Mrs. Tom Laubacher 

Edward Lopez 

Dr. Manuel Lopez 

Pat Lowthorp 

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Lukiewski 

Katrina Lyon 

Commander Bryan MacDonald 

Sandra Magallon 

Pat Mages 

Debbie Makkonen 

Mr. & Mrs. Barney Maloney 

Louie Marietta 

Donald Marriott 

Van Martin 

Mike Martinez 

Mike Matlock 

As 2005 rolls on, BGCOP is focusing on 

Mr. & Mrs. Dean Maulhardt 

R. Blinn Maxwell 

Reopen the Pat Harriet McCarthy H. Samuelsson Branch 

Tom and Melanie McCook 

David McCullough 

Ellen McGrath-Oppenheim 

Stuart McGuire 

Increase capacity to serve more youth 6 to 18 

Charles McLaughlin 

Patricia McMillan 

Betty Mead 

Marilyn Miravete-Smith 

Reduce James childhood Mitchell obesity with Triple Play, S 

Education Mike (SHAPE), Montoya and Fitness Authority prog 

Don and Julie Morency 

Gerry Moreno 

Mr. & Mrs. Abel Moreno 

David Morgan 

Recruit, train and involve more volunteer m 

Shane Morger 

Bill Moritz 

Pat Mullin 

Mr. & Mrs. Rudy Muro 

Increase our job readiness, education and tech 

Barbara Murray 

Steve Naber 

Morey Navarro 

David Newsome 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nichols 

Mr. & Mrs. Tom O’Brien 

Elmer ‘Ole’ Olson 

Clark Owens 

Dr. Kalee Pasek 

Fernando and Christine Perez 

Rafael and Berta Perez

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OUR MEMBERS: NEIGHBORS, OLD FRIEND 

The Architecture of Youth Development 

initiatives to impact more young lives: 

old 

Healthy Activities and Physical 

and caring adults 

programs 

Joe and Patricia Petersam 

Jane Pidduck 

Christopher and Patricia 

Portillo 

Carole Power 

Mr. & Mrs. Larry Raffaelli 

Gregory Ramirez 

Carmen Ramos-Soriano 

Charlie Rasmussen 

Bill Rattazzi 

Mr. & Mrs. Joe Reed 

Pat Richards 

Karen Robertson-Fall 

Mr. & Mrs. David Roddick 

Lisa Rodriguez Wiley 

Thomas Roland 

Edgar Romo, Jr. 

Mario Rosales 

Ed Rosen 

Patricia Salem 

Mike Saliba 

Mike Sanchez 

Terry Sapp 

Amanda Sattler 

Paula Saunders 

Dennis Scala 

Rob Offering Scherzinger more than 72 hours per week of 

Jim programmed and Janine Schneider activities year round, BGCOP 

Hans Schomaker 

ocations 

Dorothy delivers Scott programs that help youth develop 

Karen their abilities Sedillos through: Corporate Office 

Mr. & Mrs. Lee Sehon 

Jonathan · Education Sharkey and Career Development 1900 West Fifth Street 

Mr. &· Mrs. Sports, Mitchell Fitness Sloan and Recreation Oxnard, CA 93030 

Mr. & Mrs. Ken Smith 

David · Smith Character and Leadership Development 

Margie Smith Tegland 

· Health and Life Skills 

David Solo 

Leonard · The Somdahl Arts 

Edmund Sotelo 

Sarah Soudani 

Erin Spindler 

Robin Squier 

Larry Stark 

Mike and Barbara Stice 

Gary Stiles 

Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Stroeker 

Roy Swanson 

Richard Tejeda 

District Attorney Greg Totten 

Lauren Trujillo 

Robin Turner 

Juan Valmon 

Master Chief Ron Van Dyck 

Tom Veal 

Rosaura Villa 

Mr. & Mrs. David Villicana 

Anthony Volante 

S. Wan 

Lois Weatherhead 

Alan and Rhonda Wharton 

Todd White 

Paul Whitney 

Lee Wilcox 

Lisa Wiley 

Bill Wilson 

Chris Wood 

Barbara Wouters 

Mr. & Mrs. Russ Yermasek 

Edgar Young 

Mr. & Mrs. Whitten Yount 

Maria Zendejas 

Estelle Zendejas 

Peter Zierhut 

Jeff Zook 

We have tried to include every 

donor. Any omissions or misspelled 

names are inadvertent. Please accept 

our sincere apologies. 

(805) 815-4959 

Fax: (805) 815-4709 

http://www.positiveplace4kids.org 

Email: PositivePlace@bgcop.org 

Martin V. Smith Branch 

1900 West Fifth Street 

Oxnard, CA 93030 

(805) 815-4999 

Harriet H. Samuelsson Branch 

126 South 7th Street 


Port Hueneme Branch 

590 East Pleasant Valley Road 

Port Hueneme, CA 93041 

(805) 271-9773 

Fax: (805) 271-0443 

Squires Housing Unit 

5123 Squires Drive 


(805) 385-7985 

El Rio After-School Program 

2714 Vineyard Avenue 


(805) 365-5252 

Rio Lindo After-School Program 

2131 Snow Avenue 


(805) 365-5231 

Rio Plaza After-School Program 

600 Simon Way 


(805) 365-5233 

16 % 

African American 9% 

Asian 4% 

Native American 1% 

Multi-racial 12% 

Hispanic 58% 

Caucasian 16% 

9 % 12 % 

Jake, 7 1 % 

Member since 4 % 2004 

Likes math 

Rio Real After-School Program 

1140 Kenny 

58 % Street 


(805) 365-5230 

AND NEW FRIENDS 

Rio del Norte After-School 

Program 

2500 Lobelia Drive 

On Oxnard, a foundation CA 93036 of strong programs 

(805) 365-5251 

and caring staff, Boys and Girls Clubs 

Rio Rosales After-School 

of Greater Oxnard and Port Hueneme 

Program 

helps 2501 build Jacinto a better Drive community. 


(805) 331-4351 

Over 

Rio del Valle 

the course 

Junior High 

of 50 

After-School Program 

years, the Boys & Girls Clubs 

3100 Rose Avenue 

of Greater Oxnard and Port 


Hueneme has created a home 

(805) 365-5226 

for local youth. BGCOP 

continually 

Julien Hathaway 

strengthens 

After-School 

youth 

Program 

with after-school programs and 

405 East Dollie Street 

services to enable them, regardless 

of their economic situation, 


(805) 365-5243 

to participate in arts, leadership, 

education, life skills and 

Art Haycox After-School 

Program 

recreation programs. 

5400 Perkins Road 

As Oxnard, the community’s CA 93033 demand 

for (805) youth 365- services 5229 grows, so 

does 

Ansgar 

BGCOP. 

Larsen 

In 2004, 

After-School 

the Club 

increased Program from four sites to 

14 550 and East increased Thomas Avenue the number 

of Oxnard, young CA people 93033served from 

4,000 (805) to 365-5232 6,500.

2004-2005 Board of Directors 

Dr. Yvonne Bodle 

Chris Chambers 

D.R. Horton 

John Dokken 

Verizon 

Kim Gibas 

Santa Barbara Bank & Trust 

Russ Goodman 

Sares-Regis Group 

Bill Hagelis 

Colliers Seeley International 

Dr. Tom Holden 

Mayor of Oxnard 

Drs. Holden, Knapp & Langsford 

Optometrists 

Steven Kinney 

EDCO 

Police Chief Art Lopez 

City of Oxnard 

Van Martin 

John Laing Homes 

R. Blinn Maxwell 

Attorney 

Steve Naber 

Adelphia 

Susan O’Brien 

Young Realtors 

Gregory Ramirez 

Wasserman, Comden, Casselman 

& Pearson, LLP 

Edmund Sotelo 

City of Oxnard 

Jonathan Severn 

Applied Merchant Systems 

Chris Wood 

Madera Corp. 

Peter Zierhut 

Haas Automation, Inc. 

Jeff Zook 

Coastal Architects 

Liaison to the Board 

Ronald Van Dyck 

Command Master Chief 

2004-2005 Officers 

President 

Richard Duarte 

1st Vice President 

Dean Maulhardt 

Quality Packaging & Supplies, Inc. 

2nd Vice President 

Retha Hux 


3rd Vice President 

Lorraine Clark 

Lowthorp, Richards, McMillan, Miller, 

Conway & Templeman 

Secretary 

Carmen Ramos-Soriano 


Treasurer 

Debra Dettenmayer 

Soares, Sandall, Bernacchi 

& Petrovich 

Executive Board Member 

Bill Burke 

Channel Islands Chevron 

(Deceased) 


Don Facciano 

Ventura County Taxpayers 

Association 


Mike Montoya 

Southern California Edison 

Immediate Past President 

Tony Volante 

Mayor Pro-Tem of Port Hueneme 

Daniel, 13 


Loves computers 

2004-2005 Full-Time Staff 

Tim Blaylock 

Chief Professional Officer 

David Solo 

Director of Major Gifts and Annual 

Campaigns 

Serena Anderson 

Chief Operations Officer 

Carole Power 

Director of Development 

Jaime Zendejas 

Director of Operations 

Vanessa Williams 

Director of Education 

Greg Barnes 

Director of Athletics 

Vicky Curtis 

Bookkeeper 

Yolanda Montez 

Office Manager 

Susan Lopez 

Program Director 


Laurel Wilvert 

Teen Director 


LaVonne McCullough 

Branch Director 

Port Hueneme Branch 

Matt Mallon 

Technology Director 

Erin Reardon 

Project Leader 


Courtney Johnen 

Project Support 


Daniella Martinez 

Out of School Case Manager 


Yessica Diaz 

Out of School Case Manager 


Joslyn Buckner 

Case Manager/ NFTE Coordinator 


Liliana Fernandez 

In School Case Manager 


of greater oxnard and 

port hueneme 

Concept & writing: Mayerson Marketing & Public Relations l Design: Elena Trevino Design l Photos: Richard Slack

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