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ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS JOURNAL’S

Giving Guide 2018

Anton & Jennifer Segerstrom

Jeff Frieden

Rob Friedman

Community Philanthropists

Executive Chairman & Co-Founder Ten-X

Co-Founder Ten-X

David Horowitz

Mark Wetterau

Ron Simon

Chairman Horowitz Group

Chairman & CEO Golden State Foods

Chairman RSI Holding LLC

JOINING FORCES FOR GOOD: HOW INNOVATION FUELS OC Page 6

SPECIAL EVENTS ARE THE LIFELINE FOR MANY NONPROFITS AND REPORTING ALL ACTIVITY IS KEY Pages 7

WANT TO ATTRACT AND RETAIN TOP TALENT: PROVIDE EMPLOYEES WITH MEANINGFUL GIVING

FACES OF PHILANTHROPY

AND VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITIES

Pages 8-9

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WHAT DID THE KEY FINDINGS FROM 2017 CIVIC 50 TELL US ABOUT ORANGE COUNTY’S MOST COMMUNITY-MINDED COMPANIES? Page 7 Presented by

CUSTOM CONTENT • March 26, 2018

NONPROFIT AND FOUNDATION LISTS Pages 10-17, 152-154




A-4 ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS JOURNAL

GIVING GUIDE

MARCH 26, 2018

The 2018 GIVING GUIDE Dear Readers, The interest in philanthropic giving is growing everywhere. It’s no surprise that we have seen tremendous support from community-minded, local businesses underwriting the nonprofits in this new edition of the Orange County Business Journal’s Giving Guide. This year, 41% of the nonprofits in this guide received underwriting support. The variety of possible approaches in philanthropy makes it quite complex, which is why the Giving Guide is an important resource. It features 66 nonprofit spreads, detailing each organization’s mission statement, service area, goals, board members, fundraising events and giving/volunteering opportunities – providing all of the information you’ll need to make your giving and volunteering decisions. In addition, you’ll find lists ranking the largest nonprofits, corporate foundations and private foundations in Orange County, along with articles that offer insight for your giving strategies and corporate community engagement plans. Thank you to our amazing team: Julie Vo, for editing it’s content; and Rich Loyd, Martin Nilchian, Brette Miller and Tanya Halata, for graphic design. Thank you to our publication sponsors – Association of Fundraising Professionals Orange County Chapter, Irvine Company Resort Properties, SingerLewak, and Union Bank, as well as all of the underwriters of individual nonprofits featured in the Giving Guide. I am very proud to be part of such a giving and supportive community. I hope the Giving Guide will inspire you to underwrite your favorite charity next year, so that they can reach potential donors and sponsors, and grow awareness and outreach in our community. With sincere appreciation, Amy Sfreddo Philanthropy Publications Director

Joining Forces for Good: How Innovation Fuels OC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 Want to Attract and Retain Top Talent: Provide employees with meaningful giving and volunteering opportunities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 What Did the Key Findings From 2017 Civic 50 Tell Us About Orange County’s Most Community-Minded Companies? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 Special Events Are the Lifeline for Many Nonprofits and Reporting All Activity Is Key .7 FACES OF PHILANTHROPY Jeff Frieden, Executive Chairman/Co-Founder & Rob Friedman, Co-Founder, Ten-X . .8 David Horowitz, Chairman, Horowitz Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 Anton and Jennifer Segerstrom, Community Philanthropists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 Ron Simon, Chairman, RSI Holding LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 Mark Wetterau, Chairman/CEO, Golden State Foods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 THE LISTS Corporate Foundations/Giving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16-17 Nonprofits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-16 Private Foundations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .152-154 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS Alzheimer’s Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 Alzheimer’s Orange County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 American Red Cross Serving Orange County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 Association of Fundraising Professionals Orange County Chapter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County and the Inland Empire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 Boy Scouts of America, Orange County Council . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32 Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Orange Coast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34 California State University, Fullerton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18-19 Casa Teresa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36 Caterina’s Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38 Children’s Bureau . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40 CHOC Children’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 Cornelia Connelly School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44 Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Orange County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46 Cystinosis Research Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48 Easterseals Southern California . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50 Festival of Arts of Laguna Beach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52 Girl Scouts of Orange County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54 Girls Inc. of Orange County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56 Giving Children Hope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58 Goodwill of Orange County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60

Grandma’s House of Hope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62 Habitat for Humanity of Orange County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64 Hoag Hospital Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66 Hope Builders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68 Jessie Rees Foundation: Never Ever Give Up! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70 Jewish Federation & Family Services, Orange County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72 KidWorks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74 Laura’s House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .78 Make-A-Wish® Orange County and the Inland Empire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .80 Masimo Foundation for Ethics, Innovation and Competition in Healthcare . . . . . . . . . .82 Miracles for Kids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .84 Mission Hospital Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .86 Ocean Institute . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .88 Olive Crest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .90 OneOC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .92 Orange County Community Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .94 Orange County Ronald McDonald House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .96 Orange County United Way . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .98 Orangewood Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .100 Planned Parenthood of Orange and San Bernardino Counties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .102 Playworks Southern California . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .104 Project Access . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .106 Project Hope Alliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 Radiant Health Centers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .110 Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .112 Segerstrom Center for the Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .114 SeniorServ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .116 Share Our Selves (SOS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .118 South County Outreach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .120 Southern California Hospice Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .122 SPIN (Serving People In Need) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .124 Susan G. Komen® Orange County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .126 TACA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .128 Tahirih Justice Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Team Kids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .130 The Orange Catholic Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .132 The Wooden Floor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .134 Think Together . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .136 Tilly’s Life Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .138 UCP of Orange County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .140 Waymakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .142 WHW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .144 WISEPlace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .146 Working Wardrobes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .155 YMCA of Orange County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .148 You Run This Town Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .150 UNDERWRITERS Antis Roofing & Waterproofing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .96 Bette & Wylie Aitken . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68, 146 City National Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .84, 106 Don & Sue Redfern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36 Fluidmaster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76 Herman Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .146 Horowitz Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .140 Hotel Irvine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .132, 144 Kia Motors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56 Lugano Diamonds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5, 72 Mazda North America Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .155 MAG-TROL Electrical Distributors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .142 Mechanics Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40, 74, 130 Melissa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .150 Microsemi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46 Pedego Electric Bikes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70 Pivot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .146 Saunders Property Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .116, 128 SingerLewak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .92 Union Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .90, 126 United Capital Financial Life Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .78 West Coast Clothing & Shoes Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 Whittier Trust Investment & Wealth Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .80 GIVING GUIDE SPONSORS Association of Fundraising Professionals Orange County Chapter . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-11 Irvine Company Resort Properties-Coastal Collection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 SingerLewak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Union Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .156


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GIVING GUIDE

MARCH 26, 2018

The 2018 GIVING GUIDE

Want to Attract and Retain Top Talent: Provide employees with meaningful giving and volunteering opportunities by Daniel McQuaid, President & CEO, OneOC

Joining Forces for Good: How Innovation Fuels OC Giving by Shelley Hoss, President, Orange County Community Foundation The qualities that define Orange County’s entrepreneurial economy – innovation and creativity – are also driving a new approach to philanthropy among the next generation of givers. Three recent collaborative efforts at the Orange County Community Foundation (OCCF) exemplify this trend, pairing a high level of engagement with a laser focus on impact. “I believe there’s a growing wave of next-generation philanthropists who are driven by improving outcomes and don’t want to feel tied down to conventional models,” says entrepreneur and philanthropist Katie Kalvoda.

She’s on a mission to discover the next big thing in philanthropy: “We invest in people and believe that human ingenuity can be applied to the nonprofit world with as much vigor as it is applied in the for-profit world.” Philanthropists Want Opportunities to Invest in Causes. In her search for innovations in philanthropy, Kalvoda turned to OCCF to assemble a brain trust of inspired, emerging donors to create a laboratory for philanthropic exploration. The result? The Innovative Philanthropy group, which is designed to navigate less traditional, high-impact philanthropic investments. Their last meeting challenged members to rethink water and featured a social entrepreneur who invented a “hydropanel,” a device that makes drinking water from sunlight and air. Kalvoda envisioned the group as an ideal platform for people with big ideas to actively engage in philanthropy in ways that are meaningful to them and potentially groundbreaking for Orange County. Women Give Together for Impact. Like Kalvoda, Vicki Booth also wanted to consider untapped potential in philanthropy. She zeroed in on the key role women play in financial decisions for their families, including their philanthropic investments. Booth launched the new Women’s Giving Group to address this trend, building a forum for women to engage in collective exploration of giving and provide them a place to act and create impact. From learning together to sharing ideas to pooling resources, it’s all coming alive in this new group.

Next-Generation Leaders Are Tackling Social Issues. When it comes to philanthropists who are ready, willing and excited to interject fresh perspectives into giving and champion the changes they want to see in Orange County and beyond, look to the members of OCCF’s Impact Philanthropy group, founded by professionals and emerging leaders in Orange County seeking original approaches to social impact. Over the past eight years, the Impact Philanthropy Group has awarded nearly $320,000 in grants to 35 local nonprofits. Shelley Hoss Since May 2000, Shelley Hoss has served as president of one of Orange County’s most prominent philanthropic organizations, the Orange County Community Foundation. The mission of OCCF is to inspire a passion for lifelong philanthropy, faithfully steward donors’ intentions, and catalyze sustainable community impact.

Want to stay ahead of other companies competing for top talent? Community engagement programs have become a central feature in employee recruitment and retention strategies. Companies wishing to build their workforce need to make sure that they are offering meaningful giving and volunteering opportunities that align with the changing expectation of their employees. Millennials Are Influencers Millennials are more than half of the employees in many companies and they are becoming major company influencers with high expectations of their employers. The Cone Communications Millennial Employee Engagement Study found that 75% of Millennials would take a pay cut to work for a socially responsible company. 76% of millennials consider a company’s social and environmental commitments when deciding where to work and nearly two-thirds (64%) won’t take a job if a potential employer doesn’t have strong a social responsibility program. Companies Take Note OneOC has helped many Orange County companies design, build and grow their Daniel McQuaid community engagement programs and form partnerships with nonprofits. OneOC could not agree more with the American Charities Snapshot 2017 report that recommends five following things companies can do to ensure that they engage their employees, amplify their community engagement programs, and truly make a difference. 1. Ensure that your company giving and volunteering programs align with your company values – and that you clearly articulate the connection. 2. Provide meaningful incentives to your employees so it is clear that you are supporting and partnering with them. 3. Provide your employees with choices and create an environment in which they are encouraged - and do not feel forced – to give. 4. Invest in technology platforms that make it easy for employees to navigate their choices, research causes they want to support, and give their time and money. 5. Develop meaningful partnerships with nonprofits that aren’t just transactional. Find ways to build deep relationships with organizations your employees trust and support to achieve greater impact. Civic 50 Honorees Already Doing It Last Fall, the Orange County Business Journal, in partnership with OneOC, launched the Civic 50 Orange County that recognized 50 of the most community minded local companies that demonstrated the leading community engagement practices. The Civic 50 honored large, medium and small companies including Bank of America, KPMG and O’Melveny. Disneyland Resort was recognized with the Legacy Award for its 60+ years of exemplary corporate social responsibility programs in Orange County. Antis Roofing was given the Emerging Leader Award for demonstrating that a strong and innovative culture of giving and volunteering, even in a smaller company, can have measurable business and social impact. Civic 50 Roadmap Many of the companies have said that taking the Civic 50 survey helped them better understand leading community engagement practices and how they could improve their volunteering and giving programs for greater social and business success. The 2018 Civic 50 Orange County independent on-line survey will be open to applicants on April 16, 2018 and information and access to the survey found at www.oneoc/civic50. OneOC is a resource for companies to build and grow their employee volunteering, charitable giving and market visibility. Visit www.oneoc.org or call 714-953-5757

At O’Melveny, we all work to make a difference in our community. The firm recently launched a new program called “Giving Back,” which allows employees to take one paid day off every year to volunteer with a nonprofit organization of their choice. It’s a win-win for everyone involved. - Elizabeth McKeen, Managing Partner, O’Melveny & Myers At KPMG we are committed to education and lifelong learning as they are central to building strong communities and economies. One of our key programs is KPMG’s Family for Literacy (KFFL), the program promotes children’s literacy by providing new books to children who otherwise do not have access to books. - Mark Clemens, Managing Partner, KPMG Bank of America’s purpose it to make financial lives better, through lending and investing as well as our holistic approach to philanthropy like grants and employee volunteerism, by working with local partners to remove barriers to economic sustainability such as hunger, housing availability, workforce skills and financial education. - Allen Staff, OC Market President, Bank of America


MARCH 26, 2018

GIVING GUIDE

ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS JOURNAL A-7

The 2018 GIVING GUIDE What Did the Key Findings From 2017 Civic 50 Tell Us About Orange County’s Most Community-Minded Companies?

The 2018 Civic 50 Orange County will evaluate small, medium and large companies on the four dimensions that translate good intentions into sound business practices.

Does your company have what it takes to be one of the Civic 50 Orange County? Complete the 2018 Civic 50 Orange County survey online starting April 16

Find program overview, FAQs, instructions and survey link at www.oneoc.org/OCcivic50 See the list of Civic 50 Orange County companies in the Orange County Business Journal on October 15, 2018

Civic 50 Orange County Awards Luncheon — October 11, 2018 Hotel Irvine

Call OneOC’s Civic 50 Orange County survey helpline at 714-953-5757, ext. 121 for information or assistance

Special Events Are the Lifeline for Many Nonprofits and Reporting All Activity Is Key Many nonprofits rely on annual special events as a significant source of revenue. However, accounting for these events can often be challenging. Events may include gala dinners, golf tournaments, marathons, concerts, carnivals, sports events, auctions, casino nights, and similar events.

In-kind Contributions: These are the common in-kind contributions made for special events and are frequently not recorded.

When nonprofits have special events that are in part fundraising activities and in part exchange transactions, such as fund-raising dinners, the ticket revenue from such events are divided between contributions and revenue from exchange transactions for financial reporting purposes. The exchange transaction is measured at fair value of the direct donor benefits, and the excess of the ticket price over the fair value of the direct donor benefits is the contribution portion. In order to properly report on the activities of these events, a number of transactions need to be considered:

calculating the Costs of Direct Benefits to Donors will include more than just the cost of the meal. The costs will also include the catering, entertainment, ballroom, decorations, meals and refreshments, etc.

Auctioned Items: If an item is donated to the nonprofit and auctioned off, there will be two separate transactions. First, the nonprofit must first determine the fair value of the donated item and then record it as an asset and contribution revenue. Once the auction is over, an increase or decrease in the value of the contribution will be made depending on how much is received from the auctioned item.

Karen Miessner

Revenues: Number of tickets sold at the price paid by the donor. For example: The nonprofit holds a gala and patrons pay $300 to attend the dinner and 300 tickets have been sold. If nothing is given to the donor in return, you would simply record revenue at $90,000 (300 tickets x $300.) However, the dinner costs the nonprofit $75 per person and has a fair value of $100 per person. Therefore, the contribution portion of the special event is $60,000 [300 tickets * ($300 - $100)] and the exchange portion is $30,000 (300 * $100). Expenses: Using the example above, the Costs of Direct Benefits to Donors would be $22,500 ($75 * 300 attendees). It is important to keep in mind, for most events,

Donated Services or Facilities: Services or facilities donated to an organization such as catering, event venue, entertainment or others which provide a direct benefit to the donor should be included as a contribution and expensed as Costs of Direct Benefits to Donors. Items Provided to the Donor: Items donated to the nonprofit and provided to the various attendees of the event such as gift bags, raffle prizes or table goodies should be recorded as contribution revenue and the expensed as Costs of Direct Benefits to Donors. Karen Miessner is SingerLewak LLP’s Lead Nonprofit Assurance and Advisory partner and can be reached at 949-261-8600 or via email at [email protected].



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What inspires you to give? Rob and Jeff: We have been fortunate enough to live the American dream of entrepreneurship. It gives us so much fulfillment to be able to help children and young adults achieve their American dreams too. Sometimes kids just need someone to listen to them, believe in them, support them and give them the confidence to do anything they want to. Being that person to them is one of the most rewarding things we can do. Summarize a personal experience you’ve had working with a nonprofit that has had the greatest impact on you. Jeff: My executive assistant, Tiffany Frederick, who helps manage so much of what I do, became a mentor through Big Brothers Big Sisters to a 14-year-old girl named Yuliana in June 2015. Shortly after, Rob and I met with her to share our stories and inspire her to follow her dreams of being an architect and engineer. Since that time, Tiffany has done the same, and has found creative ways to incorporate her role supporting me with her mentorship of Yuliana. They have toured the Google campus; visited UC Berkeley and the University of Chicago; taken road trips to Los Angeles and Las Vegas to attend motivational events, see amazing architecture and learn new things; and also participated in the College & Career Readiness Program at Ten-X. Having recently sent in applications to multiple colleges, Yuliana is now starting to get her acceptance letters, one of which is to Cal State Fullerton, where I was not accepted when I applied many years ago. You can only imagine what it was like to see someone that I helped mentor and support get accepted to the college that I didn’t. Wow, how sweet it is!

Jeff Frieden Executive Chairman & Co-Founder Ten-X

Rob Friedman Co-Founder Ten-X

What inspires you to give? Carrying on a legacy of giving back. Our family has been engaged in the community for decades. It is important to continue to educate future generations on the importance of having empathy towards others less fortunate, of being selfless and giving their time to improve the lives of others. We personally support a wide variety of social, environmental and arts-based organizations. All are equally important in creating awareness, not just in our local community, but on a broader scale. The need is everywhere. Summarize a personal experience you’ve had working with a nonprofit that has had the greatest impact on you. In our support of the Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County, our volunteerism also includes the member agencies that the organization serves. One in particular is Someone Cares Soup Kitchen in Costa Mesa. For the last nine years, of the more than 30 years of support, we have involved our children as volunteers in serving those in need. It has been rewarding to be a part of the community in this way and having our children see firsthand the hardships in our local community. Over the years it has motivated them to be philanthropic and to think of other ways that they can be involved as young adults in developing programs that benefit the Soup Kitchen and other charitable causes. Anton & Jennifer Segerstrom Community Philanthropists

What inspires you to give? Not unlike our beneficiaries and employees, the Horowitz Group family office views Orange County as a stakeholder in our success. At the point in life when success makes giving back an option, philanthropic ventures can and should be sought out with a new sense of entrepreneurship and creativity. Drawing from childhood experiences, current mentors and the needs of our community, we have focused most of our efforts on kids. Access to opportunity through a solid education is the “civil rights issue” of our time, and children of all stripes and aptitudes deserve our greatest consideration in getting them the chance to realize their value in life. Summarize a personal experience you’ve had working with a nonprofit that has had the greatest impact on you. The greatest impact for me as a philanthropist has been with the MIND Research Institute, providing digital supplemental math instruction to more than a million kids over the last 15 years. Having been involved in experimental programs in math as a youth, I developed and employed matrix algebra effectively in high school, and then again in the fast-changing world of business and computing. We consider MIND to be our first philanthropic “home run.” The neuroscientists at MIND Research Institute have created highly effective non-language based math games for gradeschool students. It is the interactive execution of these games that causes working memory neurons to grow and develop in the important spatial temporal area of the brain. We view this kind of learning as imperative to the long-term well-being of the community and its members. Most recently, the Horowitz Group has begun work with the Easterseals to create new opportunities for our disabled youth. We also want to applaud the great work of Hoag Hospital, especially the work that Irvine’s Marcy Brown has implemented with community organizations like United Cerebral Palsy.

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What inspires you to give? When I was just beginning my career, a very wise man told me that I would be successful if my achievements helped make the world a better place. Sharing my success with my community, and needy and deserving people is a way for me to accomplish that, especially helping to enable underserved students become successful in their lives and careers so that they can give back to their communities. Summarize a personal experience you’ve had working with a nonprofit that has had the greatest impact on you. In 2003, I created The Simon Foundation for Education and Housing (SFEH), which supports the Simon Scholars Program. From the inception of the program, we have supported more than 1,000 underserved students. Hearing the awe-inspiring stories of these young adults who have graduated from the program, and are achieving the American dream is the greatest gift that I could receive. Furthermore, watching the involvement of my children and grandchildren managing the day-to-day operations of the Simon Scholars Program that their foundations support, and seeing how passionate they are about helping our scholars is very inspiring to me. It is inspirational to see how the scholars who have overcome so much adversity in their lives, have gone on to graduate college and become successful adults who are now helping to support the Simon Scholars Program, as well as make great contributions to our country. Seeing how successful the program has become makes it the best investment I have made.

Ron Simon Chairman RSI Holding LLC

What inspires your company to give? I’ve always believed that it’s important to give back to the communities that have given us opportunities. That’s why in 2002, we at Golden State Foods created the GSF Foundation, with the mission of serving children and families in need, in the areas where GSF associates live and work. The GSF Foundation is funded and run by GSF associate volunteers, who dedicate their time and donate their own money, underscoring how much they truly care about helping others in need in their communities. I’m inspired by these dedicated associate volunteers throughout our company, who have helped raise nearly $40 million over the past 15 years and have donated hundreds of thousands of hours in volunteer service to support more than 600 charities and schools. As many as 80% of GSF associates actively support the foundation in 30 local committees across the U.S. I’m also inspired by our incredible beneficiaries who continue to dedicate so much of their time, energy and heart to help others in need. Summarize a personal experience you’ve had working with a nonprofit that has had the greatest impact on you.

Mark Wetterau Chairman & CEO Golden State Foods

I’ve been fortunate to have been involved with the Second Harvest Food Bank in many capacities for more than a decade. It has been wonderful to watch how well the organization’s board of directors and staff worked so effectively together with generous donors throughout the community to help eliminate hunger in Orange County. This included relocating and remodeling the food bank’s donated facility in Irvine; transitioning to a new CEO; becoming a new independent charter; among many other accomplishments, all to help our hungry neighbors in need. These experiences with the food bank, which continues to do so much good for the community, has had a lasting impact on me personally. It also inspired the GSF Foundation’s latest food program, which is on track to donate millions of meals for hungry kids with funds raised since 2016.



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Alzheimer’s Association FUNDRAISING EVENTS Address: 770 The City Drive South Suite 7400, Orange, CA 92868 Phone: 949-426-8544 24/7 Helpline: 800-272-3900 Fax: 844-378-8355 Website: www.alz.org/oc Top Executive: Anne Grey, CFRE MBA Executive Director Email: [email protected]

Walk to End Alzheimer’s September 29, 2018 – Irvine October 6, 2018 – Huntington Beach The Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s® is the world’s largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer’s care, support and research. Held annually in more than 600 communities nationwide, this inspiring event calls on participants of all ages and abilities to reclaim the future for millions. alz.org/walk The Longest Day 365 Days a Year Team up with the Alzheimer’s Association and turn your favorite hobby into a fundraiser to help end Alzheimer’s. alz.org/thelongestday

Established in 1980

MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Alzheimer’s Association is to eliminate Alzheimer’s disease through the advancement of research, to provide and enhance care and support for all affected, and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health. Our vision is a world without Alzheimer’s.

Alzheimer’s Association Women #ENDALZ Luncheon April 13, 2018 – Fashion Island Hotel The Alzheimer’s Association Women #ENDALZ Luncheon celebrates the power and influence of women. Two-thirds of people with Alzheimer’s are women and women are twice as likely to be caregivers to someone with dementia. By using our collective voices, we can create awareness of the impact Alzheimer’s has on women’s health. alz.org/oc/events Visit www.alz.org/oc or call 949-426-8544 to learn more about our events.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES SERVICE AREA The Alzheimer’s Association serves all of Orange County with its free programs. There are 78 chapters nationwide.

The Alzheimer’s Association counts on volunteers of all ages to help fulfill our mission. Our volunteers are passionate, inspired and want to make a difference in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease. Whether you can spare a few hours a week or make a more significant time commitment, we can find the right fit for your interests and skills as well as provide orientation, training and ongoing support. Contact Alex Zeroski at [email protected] to learn more.

FAST FACTS

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES

What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 3 stars

Charitable contributions fuel our efforts to eliminate Alzheimer’s through funding global research and offering local support to all those affected by this devastating disease. Contributions of any amount support our goal. Sponsorships for events and programs are vital to achieving our vision of a world without Alzheimer’s. Donors can dedicate a future gift to the Alzheimer’s Association in their estate plan to ensure we have the resources needed to continue fighting this disease.

What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 79% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? We funded more than $1.7 million in local research, and assisted Orange County residents over 60,000 times with free services through our Helpline, 1:1 Care Consultations, education programs, Medic Alert + Safe Return and other services.

Please contact us at 949-426-8544 or visit www.alz.org/donate to support our mission.

GOALS FOR 2018 u Provide care and support to those affected in Orange County u Accelerate research across the globe u Advocate for the needs and rights of those facing Alzheimer’s

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Paul Wexler Board Chairman Philanthropist Steve Barker Philanthropist Alisa Davern Silverado Scott Kantor Linden Care Companies

Steven Mills First Foundation Bank Derek Serrano Banker’s Life Sherri Snelling Caregiving Club Jamie Webb, MSW, CMC Haven Care Management

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Address: 2515 McCabe Way, Suite 200, Irvine, CA 92614 Phone: 949-955-9000 Helpline: 844-HELP-ALZ Fax: 949-757-3700 Website: www.alzoc.org Top Executive: Jim McAleer, President & CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1982

MISSION STATEMENT To provide hands-on care and support, information, referrals, education and resources for families in Orange County and surrounding areas who experience memory loss, Alzheimer’s and other dementias, while advancing critical local research for a cure.

SERVICE AREA

u Annual gala – held in the spring (www.alzocgala.org) u Walk4ALZ – November 10, 2018 at Angel Stadium in Anaheim (www.alzoc.org/walk) u Visionary Women Caregivers Luncheon – September 13, 2018 u Other third-party fundraisers held by community partners and individual supporters

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES u Events Support u Public Policy & Advocacy u Caregiver Support Group Facilitation u Education Programs u Community Outreach u Early-Stage Programs Support u Receptionist/Front Desk Support


Orange County

FAST FACTS What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 4 stars What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 88% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? We merged with Acacia Adult Day Services, bringing Acacia’s successful 38-year operating history of adult day health care under our service lines, and allowing us to serve more of OC’s older adults in need of critical daytime health and social assistance.

u Online at www.alzoc.org/donate u By phone: 949-955-9000 u Corporate giving (matching contributions, payroll u Planned giving u Host your own fundraising event u Donate your unwanted car, truck, boat or RV u Event partnership

deductions)

GOALS FOR 2018

u Deepening our commitment to advancing dementia science through continuing our partnerships with local clinical trial companies and launching a research fund u Continuing to serve more of the 84,000 locally that are affected or at immediate risk for Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia u Elevating the awareness of Alzheimer’s disease and other related forms of dementia, and our resources available to families affected

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Alec Abbott Squar Milner Marty Burbank, JD, LLM OC Elder Law

Jody Hudson, CTFA Chair First American Trust

Terence Offenberger, MD, MBA SCAN Health Plan

Jeanette E. Hughes Ingram Micro

David Plourde Treasurer American Business Bank

Jacqueline Dupont-Carlson, PhD Irvine Cottages & Assured InHome Care

Karen Inman Antis Roofing & Waterproofing

Michelle Egerer Silverado Senior Living

Dennis Kuhl Angels Baseball

Patricia Ann Gamboa Patrician Company

Michael Lancaster Immediate Past Chair Philanthropist

Sonia García-Francia, MA Guardian Angels Homes Judith Garfi-Partridge Philanthropist Lawrence Hartley Secretary Oakbridge: A Risk Strategies Company

Edward Schrum CareCHOICES

Dung Trinh, MD Irvine Clinical Research

Sandy L. Thomas Farmers & Merchants Bank

Sheldon M. Lewin, LCSW, MBA Kaiser Permanente Paul J. Ninefeldt Gentex Vincent D. Nguyen, DO, CMD Hoag Hospital

Jody Hudson, Jim McAleer, Sandy Thomas and Mallory Vega (Alzheimer’s Orange County’s Board Chair, CEO, Board Member, and Vice President of Direct Care Services, respectively) celebrate the merger of Acacia Adult Day Services and Alzheimer’s Orange County at their casino night fundraiser in January 2018.




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American Red Cross Serving Orange County AREAS OF FUNDING Address: 601 N. Golden Circle Drive, Santa Ana, CA 92705 Phone: 714-481-5300 Website: www.redcross.org/dts Top Executive: Linda Voss, Regional CEO Established in 1917

MISSION STATEMENT The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.

SERVICE AREA The American Red Cross Serving Orange County serves 34 cities and more than 3.1 million people throughout the Orange County region.

FAST FACTS What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 3 stars

There are a number of opportunities to partner with the American Red Cross Serving Orange County, including: u Sponsorship of the annual Orange County Heroes Luncheon, which recognizes local heroes and community members whose actions embody the spirit and mission of the Red Cross. u Providing help to local families during the annual Children’s Safety Festival. u Strengthening community resilience through support of annual preparedness events and disaster readiness training programs. u Employee engagement and/or corporate sponsorship of local Red Cross Home Fire Campaign and signature Sound the Alarm events. - Through these events, we install free smoke alarms and provide fire safety information to residents in high-risk communities in order to decrease home fire-related deaths and injuries. Nationwide, this campaign has saved 381 lives. - We have installed over 15,000 free smoke alarms in neighborhoods throughout Orange County since the program launch in 2014.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES The Red Cross relies on volunteers to help us with our mission of providing care and comfort to those in need. There are endless volunteer opportunities with the American Red Cross Serving Orange County. From becoming a disaster relief volunteer, to assisting military service members and their families with Service to the Armed Forces, to providing lifesaving health and safety training to community members, there’s something for everyone. Volunteers carry out over 90% of the humanitarian work of the Red Cross. Our volunteers come from all walks of life, but share a singular passion for helping those in need. There are opportunities for every interest, level of experience, and schedule. The vital work of the Red Cross is made possible by our volunteers, a nationwide network of neighbors helping neighbors. Visit redcross.org/volunteer for more information.

What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? When you donate to the Red Cross, your donation is used efficiently. An average of 91 cents of every dollar the American Red Cross spends is invested in humanitarian services and programs. Full financial reports and stewardship updates are available at redcross.org/publications. What was your greatest community impact in 2017? In fiscal year 2017, the American Red Cross Serving Orange County assisted more than 200 families affected by disasters; installed 5,174 free smoke alarms as part of our local Home Fire Campaign; enrolled over 39,800 people in health and safety courses; provided 1,120 services to military members, veterans and their families; collected more than 47,700 units of blood; and maintained a base of over 1,100 trained volunteers ready to respond to home fires, wildfires and more.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Your donation powers the Red Cross response to nearly 64,000 disasters a year nationwide, providing shelter, food, emotional support and other necessities to those affected. When a family is struck by disaster and displaced, they may lose nearly everything they own. By making a charitable donation to the Red Cross, you are there for millions of people who face emergencies every year and help as they rebuild their lives. Everything we do depends on the needs of the people that we serve and we could not be there without generous donations from the American public. Our network of generous donors, volunteers and employees share a mission of preventing and relieving suffering, here at home and around the world. Underwritten by:

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Board Advisors Bill Blanning Blanning Communications Group Donna Boston Orange County Sheriff’s Department Larry Fortmuller Philanthropist

Russell Wagner Mazda

Phil Grevin Nationwide

Ashwin Rangan ICANN

Board Members

Deepa Gupta Globalview Advisors

Mark Rapp SchoolsFirst Credit Union

Karen Inman Antis Roofing & Waterproofing

Lauro Romero Printronix

Lisa Clark Deloitte Chris Dewhurst Community Bank Tony Digiovanni Philanthropist

Suzanne Fradette PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Anne Dwyer Snell & Wilmer LLP

Joseph W. Krum Pacific Life Insurance Company

David Engwall JJHCS Strategic Commercial Group

Dale A. Hudson Nixon Peabody LLP

Bill Galipeau PIMCO

Rhonda LongmoreGrund Alliance HealthCare Services Rick Lowe The Ayco Company, L.P., a Goldman Sachs Company Don Nguyen CMTC

Lynton Rowsell EY LLP Bob Sellers Edwards Lifesciences Shishir Shah Philanthropist Steve Thronson Orange County Healthcare Agency Cody Tran Youth Member

A donation container at the Orange County Red Cross chapter headquarters allows community members to donate their shoes and clothing as part of the Red Cross and West Coast Clothing & Shoes, Inc. partnership. This year’s Giving Guide inclusion is made possible in part thanks to the underwriting support of West Coast Clothing & Shoes, Inc., a proud supporter of the American Red Cross.




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Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation AREAS OF FUNDING Beckman Institutes – Research and operational support for the five Beckman Institutes at University of Illinois, Caltech, Stanford, City of Hope, and University of California-Irvine. Beckman Scholars Program – A 15-month mentored research experience for exceptional undergraduate students in chemistry, biological sciences, or interdisciplinary combinations thereof. Address: 100 Academy Way, Irvine, CA 92617 Phone: 949-721-2222 Fax: 949-207-6744 Website: www.beckman-foundation.org Top Executive: Anne Hultgren, PhD, Executive Director Email: [email protected] Established in 1978

Arnold O. Beckman Postdoctoral Fellowship in Chemical Sciences or Chemical Instrumentation – Advanced research by postdoctoral scholars within the core areas of fundamental chemistry or the development and build of chemical instrumentation; research must be innovative in method, speed or process, or represent new instrument technology. This fellowship will be a catalyst from “mentored yet independent” postdocs to outstanding, independent researchers in academic or industry/governmental labs. Beckman Young Investigators – Research support to the most promising young faculty members in the early stages of their academic careers in the chemical and life sciences, particularly to foster the invention of new methods, instruments and materials that will open up new avenues of research in science.

GET INVOLVED

MISSION STATEMENT The Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation provides grants to researchers and nonprofit research institutions in chemistry and life sciences to promote scientific discoveries, and particularly, to foster the invention of methods, instruments, and materials that will open up new avenues of research.

u Become an Intern: Local college students interested in internship opportunities at the Foundation should inquire by email at [email protected]. u Book a tour: Visit the Revolutionary Tools Exhibit to see early model instruments designed by Dr. Beckman, photos of his life and hear how he went from curious science student, to Caltech Faculty, to multi-national business owner, and finally to leaving a lasting legacy through his philanthropy. Sign up online: www.beckman-foundation.org/contact/tour-sign-up. u Attend an event: For details, email [email protected] to learn about “40 Years of Science in Environmental Policy” on April 7 at Chapman University and “40 Years of Innovation” on July 7 at Caltech.

SERVICE AREA United States

GOALS FOR 2018 u Celebrate the 40-year anniversary milestone of the Foundation with speaker events at Beckman Center, Chapman University, and Caltech, along with a formal gala at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum.

FAST FACTS What was your greatest community impact in 2017? A seed grant of $1.75 million to the Beckman Laser Institute at UC-Irvine kicked off a $3.5 million matching fund campaign to renovate and expand the Beckman Laser Institute and Medical Clinic.

u Host the Beckman Symposium, a three-day event where Program Awardees present their newest research findings as poster or oral presentations. Attendees are given opportunities to network, learn about a broad range of research topics from their peers, and discuss career tips with invited experts from academia and industry. u Mark the 20-year anniversary of the Beckman Scholars Program with a reception and booth at ACS in New Orleans.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS William May Philanthropist Gary Wescombe American Oak Properties LLC Peter Simon MQS Advisors Jon Fosheim Philanthropist Dr. Larry Kline Scripps Clinic and UCSD Jacqueline Dorrance Philanthropist Dr. Andrew Lyon Chapman University Dr. Jeff Johnston Vanderbilt University Dr. Deborah Wuttke University of Colorado – Boulder

Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation’s Executive Director, Dr. Anne Hultgren, and Board of Directors Chair, Mr. Bill May, welcome “40 Years of STEM Support” event speakers Jim Osborne, PhD and David L. Yang, PhD. Photo credit: Carla Rhea Photography


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Association of Fundraising Professionals Orange County Chapter PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES We welcome visitors to all of our meetings and events. The chapter holds monthly meetings in Santa Ana, consisting of: 1. An Advancing Fundraising Session from 10:30 am – 11:30 am 2. A Networking & Education Luncheon from 11:30 am – 1:30 pm with special guest speakers on a wide range of topics to build practical expertise and your professional network

Address: P.O. Box 8133, Fountain Valley, CA 92728 Phone: 949-436-2939 Email: [email protected] Website: www.afpoc.org

For dates, location, and topics of monthly meetings, and other chapter activities, visit www.afpoc.org.

Top Executive: Elissa Oransky, Executive Director, Irvine Valley College Foundation

Professional Mentoring Program: One of our most popular membership benefits is our Mentoring Program, where we pair newer fundraisers with seasoned professionals to help move a workrelated project forward and greatly add to the fundraising success of their organizations.

Established in 1983

MISSION STATEMENT To advance ethical fundraising and philanthropy for the greater good through education, training, advocacy and recognition

FUNDRAISING EVENTS 33rd Annual National Philanthropy Day Luncheon November 15, 2018 – The City National Grove in Anaheim Founded in Orange County in 1986, National Philanthropy Day is a special day set aside for the purpose of recognizing the great contribution philanthropy makes to our society and to honor individuals, businesses, and support organizations that are active in the philanthropic community. Net event proceeds support the advancement of philanthropy in the community by the Orange County Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals.

SERVICE AREA BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP

Greater Orange County area

FAST FACTS What was your greatest community impact in 2017? u In 2017, AFP OC provided training, mentoring and education programs to more than 1,000 fundraising professionals in Orange County and presented one of the largest celebrations of National Philanthropy Day in the U.S.

Benefits of membership include: u Monthly luncheon meetings with educational programs and networking opportunities u Monthly webinars featuring national experts u Leadership, career development and mentoring programs u Networking mixers and informal meet-ups to build your professional network u Senior Network of Advancement Professionals (SNAP) to share best practices with seasoned professionals u Scholarship opportunities and discounted rates on local and international courses and conferences u Community of over 275 local fundraising professional members and 30,000 international members inspiring global change u Online access to fundraising toolkits, white papers and templates at www.afpnet.org Individual & Organizational Memberships Available, visit www.afpoc.org for more information.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Elissa Oransky, CFRE President Irvine Valley College Foundation

Jane Hansen, CFRE California State University, Long Beach

Kushbindar Kaur Sood, CFRE OC Human Relations

Keegan Bell, CFRE Immediate Past-President The Wooden Floor

Sally Lawrence, CFRE Boy Scouts of America, Orange County Council

Catherine Spear C Spear & Associates

Kristine Peters, CFRE Orange County United Way

Claudia Looney, CFRE CCS, Inc.

Marc Eilenberg Treasurer Blue Canoe Consulting

Cathy Michaels Orange County School of the Arts

Malika Middlebrooks CFRE Secretary Segerstrom Center for the Arts

Susan Mott, CFRE Susan Mott Consulting

Michele Bignardi, CFRE Netzel Grigsby Nora Caldwell Human Options Julia Foster Segerstrom Center for the Arts

Ashley Spindler Consultant

Lisa Wilterink Orange County Community Foundation

Victoria Torres OneOC

Dominic Mumolo Laguna College of Art + Design Sheri Nazaroff, CFRE Phillips & Associates Alan Pearson, CFRE Blue Letter Bible Amy Sfreddo Orange County Business Journal

Michelle Trogdlen French Sunday Sol Events The 2018 Board of Directors for the Association of Fundraising Professionals, Orange County Chapter.




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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County and the Inland Empire FUNDRAISING EVENTS Address: 1801 E. Edinger Avenue, Suite 101 Santa Ana, CA 92705 Phone: 714-544-7773 Fax: 714-544-7643 Website: www.ocbigs.org Top Executive: Melissa Beck, CEO Email: [email protected]

41st Annual Golf Tournament May 7, 2018 – Newport Beach Country Club

22nd Annual Stars & Stripes Tournament June 28 - July 1, 2018 – Los Cabos, Mexico

54th Annual Gourmet Dinner October 4, 2018 – Balboa Bay Resort

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Established in 1958

MISSION STATEMENT Big Brothers Big Sisters provides strong and enduring, one-to-one, professionally supported mentoring relationships to youth to change their lives for the better, forever. We believe every child should have the opportunity to succeed and live up to his or her full potential.

SERVICE AREA Orange County, Riverside County, San Bernardino County

FAST FACTS What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 4 stars What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 84% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? In 2017, we served more than 3,500 local youth, connecting them with mentors who volunteered nearly 200,000 hours. As a result of mentoring, 100% of seniors graduated high school on-time and 96% pursued a postsecondary success plan, including college, the military or vocational career.

Being a mentor is one of the most rewarding and enjoyable ways to volunteer. Play sports, go on a hike, or just give advice and inspiration – you make a difference just by showing up and being there for a child. The best part of being a mentor? It’s fun! Our Littles are hand-selected for each volunteer mentor, ensuring a great fit when it comes to shared interests, geography and personality. In as little as a few hours a month, you can help shape the life of a child in our community and open their eyes to new possibilities.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES By donating to Big Brothers Big Sisters, you are joining our mission to positively impact children in Orange County. The generous support of donors allows the agency to conduct a thorough background check of each volunteer, as well as provide monthly support from trained staff to ensure the health and safety of the child and mentor. For $1,500, you can support one match for an entire year. Monthly Giving Opportunities u For $25, you can help us recruit one volunteer u For $50, you can fund the first meeting of a Little and his or her mentor u For $100, you can help our certified staff ensure that a match is healthy and sustainable Other Giving Opportunities u Sponsor an event u Sponsor a school through High School Bigs u Become a corporate mentoring site through the Workplace Mentoring program u Make a general donation at ocbigs.org/donate

GOALS FOR 2018 u Continue u Continue

to grow the number of children we serve by a minimum of 10% to 15% our tradition of nearly 100% of Littles graduating from high school on-time and 90%+ enrolling in college u Maintain the highest level of safety of our children and continue the quality of our program experience

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Executive Board Todd Pickup Board Chair Plus Four Management Navin Narang Vice Chair First Pacific Holdings Inc. Cary Hyden Secretary Latham & Watkins Erin Boyl Treasurer Wells Fargo & Co., Commercial Lending Patty Arvielo New American Funding Steve Borowski Aristotle Capital Management Tim Crosson Crossfire LLC Peter Desforges Wohl Investment Company Tom Duddy Elmco Duddy

Paul Fruchbom KDF Communities

Kurt Belcher STAjets

Scharrell Jackson Squar Milner

Caroline Siefert-Sabo Hines Hampton

Steve Blanc Blanc Ventures LLC

Matt Stowe OctoClean

Dale Camera Lee & Associates

Ed Lieskovan Performance Research Laboratories Inc.

Jeff Swindell The Walt Disney Company

Brad Coleman Metro Estates

W. Henry Walker Farmers & Merchants Bank

Brian Davis Law Offices of Brian M. Davis, APC

Gary Wilson PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Nori Ebersole Paul, Hastings, Janofsky and Walker

Governing Board

Chris Flick PIMCO

Todd Anderson Velocity Sports Performance Tim Andrews Sienna Biopharmaceuticals Matt Bailey UCI Applied Innovation Rudy Baldoni Newport Investment Associates Ellen Bancroft Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP

Mike Fox Towers Watson Rob Friedman TenX Elliot Gordon Philanthropist Steve Holley Altamont Capital Partners Chris Ivey Stradling Yocca Carlson & Rauth

Tracy Miller-Weiner Philanthropist Dave Moellenhoff Left Coast Software Scott Nelson Ernst & Young Chris Reedy Ready Asset Management Inc. Tom Reyes Harbor Distributing Mark Rutherford First American Financial Corporation Tim Ryan Anaheim Arena Management LLC Marilyn Stemper CareerArc Group Brian Stevens Advantage Sales and Marketing Kim Thompson Rutan & Tucker




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Boy Scouts of America, Orange County Council Address: 1211 East Dyer Road, Santa Ana, CA 92705 Phone: 714-546-4990 Fax: 714-546-8706 Website: www.ocbsa.org Top Executive: Jeffrie A. Herrmann, President & Scout Executive Email: [email protected] Established in 1920

FUNDRAISING EVENTS Men of Character Dinner April 19, 2018 – Irvine Marriott Honoring: Paul Lange, Jeff McBride, Curtis Reese, John Rochford, Christopher Wesierski, Burton Young Chairman: Ralph Linzmeier, Manny Montanez Eagle Scout Recognition Dinner April 25, 2018 – Great Wolf Lodge Celebrating the Class of 2017 – 722 Eagle Scouts Opening Day May 5, 2018 – Newport Sea Base Celebrating over 80 years of the Newport Sea Base

MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetime by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law. Scout Law: trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean and reverent.

Scout-O-Rama May 12, 2018 – Oak Canyon Park “Trade Show of Scouting” – see 10,000 Scouts in action Stars & Stripes Good Scout Award Luncheon October 25, 2018 – Anaheim Marriott Honoring: Rob McDougall, President/CEO, Gelson’s For more information on these activities and other fundraising events, contact Jessica Fernandez at 714-546-8558, ext. 155 or [email protected].

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Whether you wish to volunteer your time directly with youth, in an organizational support role or caring for the environment, the Boy Scouts of America has a place for you. For more information on volunteering or registering a youth member, please call 714-546-4990.

GOALS FOR 2018 SERVICE AREA Celebrating 98 years of service throughout Orange County.

u Fully integrate girls into the Cub Scout program. u Build a $25 million endowment. u Create positive and impactful public relations efforts.

FAST FACTS What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 4 stars What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 88% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? u Engaged 60,000 individuals, including underserved youth, in character and leadership development through our programs and outdoor facilities. u Scouts collected 41,000 pounds of food and provided 182,000 hours of community service.

Past honorees joined to recognize Steve Craig, President/CEO, Craig Realty Group at the 13th annual Investment Real Estate Good Scout Award Luncheon. From left: Steve Craig, Geoffrey Stack, Bob Olson, John Hagestad, James “Watty” Watson and R.J. Mayer

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mark Engstrom Chairman of the Board Greg Beck Council Commissioner Jeffrie A. Herrmann President/Scout Executive Drew Adams Terry Adams Alan Airth Gary Allen Robert AndersonSchoepe Lisa Argyros William Baker, J.D., Esq. Robert Batman Larry Behm Allen Boerner Mark Boud Steven Bradley David Braun Patrick Brenden

Bill Bunker Ron Cassell Patrick Doidge Ron Draper Barney Ellis-Perry Jackie Fernandez Robert Friedman Jackie Gomez-Whiteley Victoria Gray Cathy Green John Hagestad Dennis Hardin Deborah Harrington Michael Harrison Dan Hay Peter Hitch John Hovanesian, M.D. Pat Jackson David Janes Parker Kennedy Joe Koch Robin Koenemann Kathi Koll

Ed Laird John Lerch Tom Ling Ralph Linzmeier Stuart Lowe John Middleton Al Mijares, Ph.D. Robert Neal Lan Quoc Nguyen, Esq. Nicholas-Viet Nguyen John Nielsen John Norment Bob Olson Dennis Percell Pat Posey Nate Rosenberg, Jr. Nathan O. Rosenberg Frank Rubino, M.D. David Schmid Stephen Skahen, M.D. Jeff Snow Helen Stainer, Ed.D Jessica Starbuck

Supervisor Michelle Steele Wayne Stelmar Sasha Strauss Robert Thiergartner Jeffrey Walbridge Daniel Whelan, Ph.D. Jerry Whitmore Mark Wille, CPA Board of Regents George Argyros Mark Engstrom Mike Harrison Jeffrie A. Herrmann Dave Hirz Dave Janes Ken Khachigian Parker Kennedy R.J. Mayer Rob Neal


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Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Orange Coast FUNDRAISING EVENTS Our major fundraising events this year include: Champions Golf Tournament April 10, 2018 – Oak Creek Golf Club Corporate Office: 17701 Cowan, Suite 110 Irvine, CA 92614 Phone: 714-543-5540 Fax: 714-565-1099 Website: www.boysandgirlsclub.com Top Executive: Robert Santana, CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1941

Leadership Breakfast June 7, 2018 – Irvine Marriott Be Great Gala October 13, 2018 – Fashion Island Hotel Additionally, we run an annual Back-to-School Backpack Drive from June through August to ensure that our Club kids have the essential tools they need to successfully start a new school year. We also host an annual Holiday Toy Drive in November and December to collect new, unused toys, which we distribute to Club kids at our Winter Wonderland event.

MISSION STATEMENT


To ensure every child has mentors and champions in life.

Our Club believes that, through the collective impact of our entire community, we can affect greater change and outcomes in the lives of those we serve. And it starts with just showing up! We offer a unique opportunity for corporate partners to give back through our Mentor Days where groups of 5-20 volunteers can interact directly with the Club kids, experience the programs first-hand, and witness the impact their time and talent make. Mentor Days allow flexibility in scheduling and provide an afternoon (typically two to three hours) of meaningful interaction. We also have opportunities for those looking for a longer-term commitment.

SERVICE AREA We provide programs and services at 63 sites in the cities of Costa Mesa, Irvine, Newport Beach, Orange, and Santa Ana.

FAST FACTS What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 4 stars What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 81% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? We continue to see significant growth in the number of sites we serve and program participation. Our reach now extends to 63 sites across five cities, and this year, we expect to impact 8,000 kids and teens – about 1,000 more than last year.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES We offer a variety of programs and opportunities for supporters to get involved at our Clubs. To find opportunities that might be meaningful for you, we like to showcase our programs with a personalized Club tour. Call us to book yours today!

GOALS FOR 2018 u To serve 900 students at 15 sites this year through our Early Literacy Program and in the future, expand this program into all 36 Santa Ana Unified School District elementary schools once we secure sustainable funding. u To ensure every graduating senior has a plan for his or her future and a path forward to thrive thanks to our College Bound Program. We are currently providing College Bound at 11 sites, which puts us on track to serve over 800 high school students through College Bound this year! u To effectively change the future for our Club members, we deliver a strategic network of non-profit and community partners to serve the whole family and strengthen the family unit. Our goal is to grow our Family Strengthening Program to serve 400 families and expand our reach into some of our other Club locations this year.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Nicole Carrillo Hall loanDepot

Brian Cox C&R Restaurant Group

Dr. Kurt Suhr Newport Mesa Unified School District

Shannon & Frank Tucker Terrace Hill Olive Oil/Taco Bell

Raul Jara Roberto’s Auto Trim

Jonathan & Christy Frank Snell & Wilmer LLP/Magical Builders

David Threshie Philanthropist

Corrinne Wilsey PCM

Anne MacPherson West Joe MacPherson Foundation

Yvonne M. Herrell County of Orange Assessor’s Office

Richard Porras AT&T

Peggy Hutchinson Morgan Stanley

Michael McLean Holy Family Cathedral

Charlene Immell Community Volunteer

Marcelo Brutti Hyundai Capital

Marla Noel Noel Foundation Solutions

Tom Callister Great World Travel

Wayne Pinnell Haskell & White LLP

Kevin Castle Technossus

David Buckingham Smith Seven Gables Real Estate

Veronica Coffie KPMG LLP

Cathy Stahl PIMCO

Dr. Mark Colon CHOC Children’s

W. David Stauffer, Jr. Morgan Stanley

CEO Robert Santana with board members Nicole Carrillo Hall, loanDepot; and Veronica Coffie, KPMG; and keynote speaker Josephine Lee, at the inaugural Women of Greatness Brunch & Bubbly event (February 2018).




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Casa Teresa FUNDRAISING EVENTS

Address: P.O. Box 429, Orange, CA 92856 Phone: 714-538-4860 Fax: 714-744-6409 Website: www.casateresa.org Top Executive: Lisa Wood, CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1976

“Help Them Home” Day of Giving April 25, 2018 Sixteen nonprofits (including Casa Teresa) uniting to raise more than $500,000 to give homeless families a place to live. 39th Neill Sullivan Legacy Golf Tournament May 24, 2018 – Arroyo Trabuco Golf Course Third Annual Casa Teresa Gala October 19, 2018 – The Island Hotel

MISSION STATEMENT


Casa Teresa’s mission is to provide pregnant women in crisis with a loving home to begin their healing journey.

There are a variety of volunteer opportunities including babysitting, teaching classes, making meals, sorting donations, working at The Collection by Casa Teresa and much more. For more information, please contact Melissa Pirraglio at [email protected].

SERVICE AREA


Primary service area includes Orange County, Inland Empire and Los Angeles

There are many ways to support the women and babies at Casa Teresa. You can attend a fundraising event, become a Guardian Angel by donating monthly, become a Godparent with an annual gift, and/or give an in-kind donation. Please check our website at www.casateresa.org for online giving opportunities. We also have an Amazon registry with the greatest needs for those we serve.

FAST FACTS

GOALS FOR 2018

What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? Nearly 80% of total revenue goes to the programs and basic needs of the women, children and babies served at Casa Teresa.

u Expand our programming in support of residents moving toward independence u Enhance our alumni program u Gather data from older alumnae and their adult children to understand generational

What was your greatest community impact in 2017? Casa Teresa was home to 178 women, children and babies during the last fiscal year.

impact

Underwritten by:

Don & Sue Redfern

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Troy Abercrombie Talley & Company

Kent Hayden South Coast Baking Inc.

Joseph Sanberg Aspiration

Heather Akoubian Akoubian Enterprises

Jennifer MacMath-Brown Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Chelsea Smith HerbaLife

Michael Bell Meguiar’s Inc.

Samantha Morin Community Leader

Margaret Sullivan Sullivan Strategy

Kathleen Boyle Verify Inc.

Mark Murrel Murrel Development

Neill Sullivan, Jr. REO Homes and Sullivan Management

Kevin Buck Emergent Success Inc.

Steve Muzzy MZ Advisors

Daniel Diesel Spyglass Corporate Services Group

Rick Ptak MCB Associates LLC

Ken Hart Aquatic Technologies

Barbara Roppolo Surterre Properties

Sally Sullivan, Emeritus Co-Founder of Casa Teresa Tim Sullivan Worldwide Express Jana Williams Brow Works Beauty Studio Casa Teresa Co-Founder Sally Sullivan (seated) and three of her children. From left: Margie, Tim and Neill, Jr. at the 2017 Gala.




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Caterina’s Club FUNDRAISING EVENTS Second Annual Secure One Capital Golf Tournament May/June 2018 – TBD Location: TBD Caterina’s Club Annual Gala September 16, 2018 Marconi Automotive Museum Ninth Annual KFI Radio Pasta-Thon December 7, 2018 Christ Cathedral Address: 341 E. Center Street, Anaheim, CA 92805 Phone: 657-201-3278 Website: www.caterinasclub.org Top Executive: Sir Bruno Serato, Founder & Executive Director Email: [email protected] Established in 2005

MISSION STATEMENT Caterina’s Club’s mission is to provide warm meals, affordable housing assistance, and job training to homeless and low-income families throughout Southern California. It is supported by a vision where we are creating a modicum of consistency in these children’s lives through something as simple, yet meaningful, as a nightly dinner.

SERVICE AREA Currently serving 20 cities at 62 sites in Orange County and surrounding areas.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Share the Table (All Year) Monday-Friday Location: One of our after-school sites throughout Orange County cities u Help box up pasta for kids to take home and eat as a family while engaging the children u Distribute warm meals to the children Annual Red Carpet Gala – September 16, 2018 Location: Marconi Museum u Light setup u Placing information on table tops u Setting up registration tables u Perfecting small details with the venue u Execute registration u Processing silent/live auction items sold during the event Annual Snow Day – November 15, 2018 Location: Anaheim White House Restaurant u Lead groups of kids to assigned areas to dine or play u Help serve dinner u Chaperone bounce houses u Chaperone snow area Annual KFI Radio Pasta-Thon – December 7, 2018 Location: Christ Cathedral u Greet donors as they arrive u Collect, weigh, record pasta/sauce donations u Organize donations on pallets and wrap them u Transport donations to storage on-site u Hand write thank you cards Holiday Toy Drive – November 15, 2018 to December 19, 2018 Location: Caterina’s Club Storage Facility u Donate new toys to help supplement families with gifts for the holidays

FAST FACTS


What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 75% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? We expanded to 62 “Feeding the Kids” sites, housed 20 families, totaling 156, provided emergency rental assistance to 14 families, and graduated 60 at-risk Hospitality Academy students.

u Event Sponsorships: Sponsor a table or underwriting opportunity at the Annual Gala – $275 individual tickets; Sponsor an underwriting opportunity at our Annual Snow Day u Program Sponsorships: Sponsor a new/existing Feeding the Kids program – $7,000; Sponsor a family to be relocated from a motel into safe, affordable housing – $4,000; Sponsor an at-risk student to attend our Hospitality Academy program – $3,000 u Corporate Matching Gifts: Utilize your company’s giving program to double your donations u Donate Assets: Transfer stock, property or other securities u Monthly Donations u In-kind Donations (pasta, sauce, paper goods, etc.) u Memorial, tribute and recognition giving

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bruno Serato Anaheim White House Restaurant Sylvano Ibay Anaheim White House Restaurant Barbara Stovall Stovall Inn

David Pryor Southland Tools, Inc. Kim Paul Philanthropist Lesley Hall AeroFlite Jordon Steinberg Kaufman Steinberg, LLP

From left: Maestro Carlo Ponti Jr. of the Los Angeles Virtuosi Orchestra, son of Italian actress Sophia Loren; and Bruno Serato, Founder/Executive Director of Caterina’s Club enjoying a laugh at Caterina’s Club 12th Annual Red Carpet Gala




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Children’s Bureau VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Address: 1910 Magnolia Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90007 Phone: 213-342-0100 Phone: 714-517-1900 Website: www.all4kids.org Top Executive: Ron Brown, President & CEO Established in 1904

MISSION STATEMENT Protecting vulnerable children through prevention, treatment, and advocacy

Volunteers are an important part of Children’s Bureau as they help further the agency’s mission by generously providing their talent and resources while also serving as brand ambassadors. Volunteer opportunities include: u Enlist your friends and coworkers to volunteer at seasonal family events. u Actively participate on one of our fundraising event planning committees. u Become a resource parent to a foster child by giving them a safe and nurturing home.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Children’s Bureau offers donors a variety of ways to invest in our child abuse prevention work including: u Donate to our Annual Appeal Campaign. u Increase your gift through your company’s Matching Gift Program. u Design a Corporate Partnership with Children’s Bureau that meets your stakeholders’ and brand objectives. u Ensure Children’s Bureau’s future stability through the legacy of a Planned Gift. u Attend or sponsor one of our Special Events. u Organize your own fundraising campaign through Team all4kids. u Join our vibrant networking group of Young Professionals.

SERVICE AREA Children’s Bureau provides child abuse prevention and treatment services to at-risk children and parents each year through 21 community sites located in Los Angeles and Orange County. 92% of the families served are low income.

FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 82% of funding goes directly toward programs. What was your greatest community impact in 2017? In 2017, we helped more than 34,000 vulnerable children and parents gain confidence, develop social connections with others in their community and increased their potential to be a positive force at home and in their neighborhoods.

Underwritten by:

Children’s Bureau Board Chair Patrick Niemann and Children’s Bureau OC Trustee Chair Lori Irving at the 2018 Joint Meeting of Directors and Trustees.

FY 2017-2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Patrick Niemann Chair Ernst & Young Juan Alfonso ABC Mark Carlin Lockton Insurance Brokers, Inc. Shelli Herman Shelli Herman & Associates Martin Jacobs Capital World Investors Hasham Mukadam Occidental Petroleum Corporation

Sandra V. Naftzger N3 Cattle Company LLC

Carrie Tilton Civic Leader

Jeffrey S. Fields Windes, Inc.

David Pittman MUFG Union Bank

Matt Wilson Oaktree Capital Management

Steven Luminelli Capital Group

Sarah Richardson DaVita Medical Group

Hope Wintner Civic Leader

David Madison Madison Strategic Management

Janie Schulman Morrison & Foerster LLP

Orange County Trustees

Kevin Prewett Ingram Micro, Inc.

Marilyn “Mindy” Stein Tikun Olam Foundation

Lori Irving Chair U.S. Bank

Gina Primeaux Deloitte & Touche

Julia Stewart DineEquity, Inc. (ret.)

Janice Bachmann Disneyland Resort

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CHOC Children’s FUNDRAISING EVENTS

Address: 1201 West La Veta Avenue Orange, CA 92805 Phone: 714-509-8690 Fax: 714-509-8380 Website: www.choc.org/giving

CHOC Night at Honda Center March 18, 2018

CHOC Children’s Poker May 19, 2018

CHOC Follies March 29 – 31, 2018

CHOC Walk in the Park presented by the Disneyland® Resort August 26, 2018

CHOC Children’s Classic May 12, 2018

CHOC Children’s Gala February 2, 2019

Top Executive: Kimberly C. Cripe, President & CEO To learn more about CHOC Children’s Foundation events, please visit choc.org/events.

Established in 1964

MISSION STATEMENT To Nurture, Advance and Protect the Health and WellBeing of Children

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES CHOC Children’s and the CHOC Children’s Foundation offer an array of volunteer opportunities, including supporting special events, joining a guild or assisting in the hospital. Some opportunities require training, while others are short-term and simply benefit from generous hearts and helping hands.

SERVICE AREA Orange County and surrounding areas

FAST FACTS

Please contact Director of Volunteer Services, Donna Nam, at 714-509-8676 for more information.

What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 4 stars What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 75% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? In addition to providing the region’s children with specialized care, CHOC opened a new Neonatal Intensive Care unit. The new NICU features 36 private rooms with the latest technology and innovations in neonatal care. Located on the fourth floor of the stateof-the-art Bill Holmes Tower, the 24,000-square-foot unit is nearly triple the size of CHOC’s prior NICU space.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES u The CHOC KidsCare fund provides support for underinsured patients, including those whose coverage is inadequate to support optimal quality of life and/or long-term needs u Program or endowment support for one of CHOC’s Institutes and programs – Hyundai Cancer Institute, Heart Institute, Neuroscience Institute, Orthopaedic Institute, the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and many other subspecialty programs u Growth and expansion support for one of CHOC’s innovative programs such as research, pastoral care, childlife, mental health services, ongoing clinical education and prevention programs

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Tony Boutelle CU Direct

Jason Knight, M.D. CHOC Children’s Hospital

Heather Madden Philanthropist

Jon Storbeck Knott’s Berry Farm

Dough Cavanaugh Ruby’s Diner Inc.

Gigi Kroll, M.D. Newport Center Women’s Health

Adrienne Matros, Psy.D. Philanthropist

David Sugden Call & Jensen

Michael Chao, M.D. Relativity Healthcare Partners

Delphine Lee Philanthropist

Chris Rommel Wells Fargo Private Bank

David Lee Willis Savills Studley

Annika Chase Disneyland Resort Kimberly C. Cripe President & CEO CHOC Children’s Lili Daftarian Daftarian Group Real Estate Jeff Elghanayan BiCoastal Properties Inc. Jerry Flannery Hyundai Motor America Christopher Harrison Marriott Steve Holley HUF HQ – Lakai Cary Hyden Latham & Watkins LLP Daniel Hyman PIMCO

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Cornelia Connelly School FUNDRAISING EVENTS Annual Galaxy of Stars Dinner & Auction

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Address: 2323 W. Broadway, Anaheim, CA 92804 Phone: 714-776-1717 Fax: 714-776-2534 Website: www.connellyschoolanaheim.org Top Executive: Cheri L. Wood, Head of School Email: [email protected] Established in 1961

u Galaxy of Stars Dinner & Auction u Transportation Program u Library u Annual Fund Drive

For more information about year-round volunteer opportunities, please contact Aykesha Walker at [email protected].


MISSION STATEMENT Cornelia Connelly School inspires young women to achieve academic excellence and develop into confident, articulate leaders who are guided by Catholic principles to serve our global society.

SERVICE AREA Students attend primarily from Orange and LA counties, but we also have students from San Bernardino and Riverside counties.

FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 14.5% in scholarships and financial aid What was your greatest community impact in 2017? We are extremely proud of our students for volunteering a total of 14,060 hours in 2017 serving various organizations in the community by modeling Connelly’s motto of leading, serving, and inspiring.

Every gift made to Cornelia Connelly School is tax-deductible. As you consider your tax planning, we hope you will consider that your gift can significantly reduce your income taxes, while providing meaningful support for Connelly. Your gift helps bridge the gap between tuition and the cost of each student’s education. If you would like to make a donation, you can do so online at www.connellyschoolanaheim.org/supportccs/online-giving. If you have questions about giving towards a particular need, please contact Aykesha Walker at [email protected]. Specific ways you can donate: u Support a qualified student through scholarship u Annual Giving Fund u Galaxy of Stars: Fund-a-Need u In-kind donations u Monthly donation u In honor/memoriam gifts u Event sponsorships u Endowment fund u Stock u Foundation grant u Individual and family giving

GOALS FOR 2018 u To increase the financial aid to students in the form of scholarships and tuition assistance to meet the current demand for high performing young women who apply to our school u To capitalize on the diversity that exists in our school in order to foster a community that celebrates and benefits from its uniqueness u To develop a structure of marketing and outreach that educates the greater Orange County area of the benefits and desirability of an all-girls education

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Priscila Forbes Ernst & Young, LLP

Damien Pascale Young’s Market Company

Thomas Arendt Southern California University of Health Sciences

Patricia Phillips, SHCJ Wordnet Productions

Suzanne DeVaney Catholic School Educator (ret.) Joan Jung Ciro Design Vincent Fabrizio Riverside County District Attorney’s Office

David Rivers Southern California Edison Therese Shoop Vanguard Logistics Services Sr. Susan Slater ‘65, SHCJ Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Kathleen Sprinkles ‘65 Small business owner (ret.)

Jason La Merchant Service Group, LLC Max Lopez Home Franchise Concepts, LLC Stephen Michael Broadcom Limited

Gabrielle Valenti ‘75 Orthodontics Cheri Wood Cornelia Connelly School

Members of Connelly’s Board of Trustees attended Connelly’s annual Galaxy of Stars Dinner & Auction.




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Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Orange County FUNDRAISING EVENTS

Address: 1505 E. 17th Street, Suite 214 Santa Ana, CA 92705 Phone: 714-619-5151 Fax: 714-619-5152 Website: www.casaoc.org Top Executive: Regan Phillips, CEO Email: [email protected]

CASA Pinwheel Project April 14-15, 2018 – Fashion Island, Newport Beach, CA CASA Awareness Event with a visual display of 3,100 pinwheels representative of the 3,100 children in the foster care system in Orange County www.casaoc.org/pinwheel

Friends of CASA Holiday Luncheon & Fashion Show December 13, 2018 – Monarch Beach Resort, Dana Point, CA www.casaholidayluncheon.com CASA Celebration of Children Black & White Ball April 2019 – Hotel Irvine, Irvine, CA www.casacelebrationofchildren.org

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES A CASA volunteer visits a child in the foster care system on a regular basis, interacts with all professionals involved in the case and makes recommendations directly to the court, ensuring that the child’s best interests are protected while they are in the dependency system.

Established in 1985

MISSION STATEMENT CASA provides a powerful voice for youth in the child welfare system through a unique one-on-one relationship with trained and supervised court appointed volunteer advocates. We work to ensure that these youth are safe, have a permanent home and an opportunity to thrive.


SERVICE AREA

To learn more or to make a gift, please visit www.casaoc.org or contact the Advancement Department at 714-619-5151.

Make a difference in the life of an abused, neglected or abandoned child in your community. There are many ways to give to CASA of Orange County. Whether you are an individual donor, are interested in planned giving or want to explore additional ways to give, your support is generous, appreciated and truly makes a difference in a child’s life.

Orange County

GOALS FOR 2018

FAST FACTS What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 3 stars What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 75%

u Continue to further diversify revenue streams u Amplify volunteer recruitment and strengthen volunteer

retention efforts to serve more youth in the foster care system with a caring and supportive adult u Engage community with new and creative efforts to increase awareness about CASA and how we are making a difference for foster children in Orange County Underwritten by:

What was your greatest community impact in 2017? In our 2017 fiscal year, CASA of Orange County served 707 children in Orange County’s dependency system and swore in 110 new community volunteers to become Court Appointed Special Advocates.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Matt Todsen Chairman MKT Wealth Management

Liz Williams Board Development Chair Taco Bell

Patty Juarez Vice Chair Wells Fargo Commercial Banking

Ted Nark Strategic Planning Chair KRG Capital

Kristen McCarthy Treasurer BDO

Elizabeth Carpino Philanthropist

Larry Cerutti Secretary Troutman Sanders LLP Rebecca Hall Advancement Chair Idea Hall John Hohener Audit Committee Chair Microsemi Corp.

David Fisher PIMCO Mark E. Foster Snell & Wilmer LLP Jenny Gross Philanthropist Drew Huffman Hines Mark Kerslake Province Group/Newport Equities LLC

Susan Leibel Philanthropist Erika Pedersen Philanthropist John Sabourin Tenant Guardian Todd Smith Umberg Zipser LLP Lindsey Ueberroth Preferred Hotels & Resorts Jaynine Warner Philanthropist Michael Wong Genea Regan Phillips Chief Executive Officer CASA-OC

Regan Phillips, Chief Executive Officer for CASA-OC and Matt Todsen, Chairman of the CASA-OC Governing Board of Directors at the Friends of CASA Holiday Luncheon 2017.




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Cystinosis Research Foundation FUNDRAISING EVENTS Cystinosis research progress is funded by donations from Cystinosis Research Foundation’s Annual Natalie’s Wish Celebration, Fore a Cure Golf Tournament and donations from cystinosis family events held throughout the year. Address: 18802 Bardeen Avenue, Irvine, CA 92612 Phone: 949-223-7610 Fax: 949-756-5955 Website: www.cystinosisresearch.org Top Executive: Nancy Stack, President & Founding Trustee Email: [email protected] Established in 2003

Natalie’s Wish Celebration Saturday, April 21, 2018 – Island Hotel Newport Beach, CA The evening of celebration honors the children and adults who are affected by cystinosis and the cystinosis research community for its commitment to the cystinosis families. In 2003, when Natalie Stack was 12 years old, she scribbled her birthday wish on a napkin – to have my disease go away forever. That wish was the catalyst for her parents, Nancy and Geoffrey Stack to form the Cystinosis Research Foundation. In 2017, Natalie’s Wish Celebration was rated the #1 Charity Fundraising Gala by the Orange County Business Journal, raising $3.5 million for research.

MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Cystinosis Research Foundation is to support bench, clinical, and translational research in an effort to find better treatments and a cure for cystinosis.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES One of our greatest assets is our dedicated team of volunteers who are committed to helping make Natalie’s wish become a reality. Our volunteers have been with us since our inception and we wouldn’t be where we are without them. Current volunteer opportunities include helping with the annual Natalie’s Wish Celebration and Day of Hope family conference. Contact [email protected] for more information.

SERVICE AREA Cystinosis is a rare metabolic disease that afflicts 500 children and young adults in the U.S. and only 2,000 worldwide. CRF has funded 164 cystinosis research grants in 12 countries around the globe.

FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 100% of donor’s contributions go directly to cystinosis research. All operational expenses are underwritten by a private donor. What was your greatest community impact in 2017? Cystinosis Research Foundation awarded $2.46 million in research grants, funding 13 scientific studies on treatment and potential cures for cystinosis. This research brings us one step closer to the cure.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Thanks to the generous support of our friends and the entire community, CRF is the largest private fund provider of cystinosis research in the world. Since 2003, we have funded 164 cystinosis research studies in 12 countries around the globe. We are on the path to the cure, but there is still much to be done and we need your help. Giving opportunities include: u Attend one of our events and participate in our live and silent auctions u Sponsor a fundraising event – various levels of participation available u Donate via our website www.cystinosisresearch.org u Utilize your company matching grant programs u Host a third-party fundraiser u Organize a give-back day with a local fundraiser

GOALS FOR 2018 u CRF u CRF

is funding studies that will lead to new and improved treatments for corneal cystinosis. remains focused on its mission to find a cure for cystinosis and continues to fund stem cell and gene therapy research with the goal of FDA approval for the first autologous stem cell trial in 2018. u CRF continues to fund important research in the areas of muscle wasting, bone health and neurological issues.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Nancy J. Stack Cystinosis Research Foundation

Traci Gendron Tanner’s Time for a Cure

Kevin Partington Cushman & Wakefield

Geoffrey L. Stack SARES REGIS GROUP

Michael K. Hayde Western National Group

Teresa Partington Jenna & Patrick’s Foundation of Hope

Donald L. Solsby Capital Bank

Stephen L. Jenkins, MD Sam’s Hope for a Cure

Marcu Alexander Hearts for Hadley

Erin Little Liv-A-Little Foundation

Stéphanie Cherqui, Ph.D. University of California, San Diego

John C. Manly, Esq. Manly Stewart Finaldi Lawyers

Bruce Crair Boingo Wireless Inc. Denice Flerchinger Tina’s Hope For A Cure Thomas A. Gendron Woodward Inc.

David W. Mossman Donahue Schriber Realty Group L.P. Robert D. Olson RD Olson Development Natalie, Nancy and Geoffrey Stack

Brian Sturgis SimulStat Inc., 24 Hours for Hank




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Easterseals Southern California FUNDRAISING EVENTS Sip & Savor, Supporting Diversity August 18, 2018 Address: 1570 E. 17th Street, Santa Ana, CA 92705 Phone: 714-834-1111 Fax: 714-834-1128 Website: www.easterseals.com/southerncal

Strides for Disability, Celebrating Diversity October 20, 2018

Top Executive: Mark Whitley, CEO & President Email: [email protected] Established in 1919

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES MISSION STATEMENT

Contact Courtney Mistofsky for information on volunteer opportunities at [email protected] or 714-831-1111, ext. 334.

Easterseals works to change the way the world defines and views disability by making profound, positive differences in people’s lives every day.


SERVICE AREA Orange, Los Angeles, San Diego, San Bernardino, Riverside, Imperial, Kern and Ventura counties

FAST FACTS

Philanthropic dollars directly impact our clients with the following services: u Autism Services u Child Development Services u Customized Employment Services u Bob Hope Veterans Support Program u Living Options Residential Services u Adult Day Services

What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 88% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? Easterseals impacts the lives of more than 10,000 children, adults and families with disabilities in Southern California through life-changing services that help them live, learn work and play.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mark Bertrand Boeing

Nic Novicki Red Claw Creative

Maureen Cormier CVS Health

Tony Pagano Philanthropist

Andre Filip E/LA Advertising

Mary Platt Philanthropist

Hans Getty U.S. Bancorp

David Ritblatt delibrainy LLC

Jodi Huston City National Bank

Beatriz Sandoval Thermador

Dr. Barsam Kasravi Anthem Blue Cross

Lewis Shiro Riot Games

Paul Kott Paul Kott Realtors

Claudia Villamizar Huntington Learning Center

Molly Pyott Philanthropist Kim Michel Michel Financial Group Mike Murtaugh Murtaugh Treglia Stern & Deily LLP

Jenni Wilson Packaging Corp. of America David Wolf American Business Bank

From left: Celebrating at the Easterseals Disability Film Challenge Awards are Easterseals SoCal CEO Mark Whitley along with board members Mark Bertrand, Mary Platt, Chief Development Officer Nancy Weintraub, board members Jodi Huston and Andre Filip.




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Festival of Arts of Laguna Beach FUNDRAISING EVENTS Celebrity Benefit – Concert & Pageant August 25, 2018 Join us for this star-studded red carpet event featuring the Festival’s world-class art exhibit, an exclusive live concert with a famous musical guest, a raffle for an Acura car and a special celebrityhosted Pageant of the Masters performance. www.PageantTickets.com

Address: 650 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, CA 92651 Phone: 949-494-1145 Fax: 949-494-9387 Website: www.LagunaFestivalofArts.org Top Executive: Jill Harris-Sturdy, Finance Director Email: [email protected] Established in 1932

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Volunteers are a critical part of the success of the Festival of Arts and Pageant of the Masters. It takes more than 500 volunteers to put on the Pageant of the Masters “living art” production. Volunteers are needed for cast members and positions in wardrobe, make up and headdress departments, as well as cast area coordinators. Volunteers are also needed for the Festival’s summer docent program to conduct tours of the art show and various other positions. Please visit www.LagunaFestivalofArts.org for details.

MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Festival of Arts is to promote, produce and sponsor events and activities that encourage the appreciation, study and performance of the arts.

SERVICE AREA Orange County and Southern California

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES u Individual Giving to Scholarship, General and Building Funds u Special Event Sponsorship u Corporate Sponsorships u Naming Opportunities u Matching Gifts (contact your HR department) u Planned Giving u Membership u Masters at Giving: Offers the opportunity to donate tickets to nonprofit

and charitable organizations that might never otherwise have the opportunity to see the Pageant of the Masters

FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 82% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? The Festival of Arts completed and debuted its newly renovated multimillion-dollar facility. It also gave nearly 250,000 people of all ages access to the fine arts, created career and income opportunities for 140 local artists, and offered affordable hands-on art workshops. Additionally, nearly $100,000 in art scholarships was awarded to local students.

GOALS FOR 2018 u Celebrate the Pageant of the Masters 85th anniversary and produce an engaging art show with special events for visitors to enjoy this summer u Continue outreach for the arts, making art accessible to diverse markets and provide opportunities for local artists u Develop new partnerships with nonprofit and for-profit sectors to expand outreach and increase community use of Festival’s facilities

BOARD OF DIRECTORS David Perry President K & L Gates Scott Moore Vice President Artist Pat Kollenda Secretary Philanthropist

Tom Lamb Lamb Studio Inc. Anita Mangels Mad Dog Communications Inc. Bob Moffett Philanthropist

Fredric L. Sattler Treasurer Philanthropist Wayne Baglin Baglin Real Estate Kathy Jones Artist

The Festival of Arts Board of Directors and architect Jay Bauer cut the red ribbon for its newly renovated facility that debuted in 2017.




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Girl Scouts of Orange County FUNDRAISING EVENTS

Address: 9500 Toledo Way, Suite 100, Irvine, CA 92618 Phone: 949-461-8800 Fax: 949-461-8886 Website: www.girlscoutsoc.org Top Executive: Vikki Shepp, CEO Email: [email protected]

Ninth Annual Celebrate Leadership Event October 12, 2018 – Fashion Island Hotel Celebrate Leadership honors Girl Scout alumnae and champions of girls and women who are leaders in Orange County’s business and philanthropic community. Honorees are paired with outstanding Girl Scouts, linking tomorrow’s leaders with the leaders of today. Learn more at girlscoutsoc.org/celebrateleadership. Girl Scouts of Orange County is looking to raise the remaining $1.8 million of a $5.0 million comprehensive campaign to support the newly opened Argyros Girl Scout Leadership Center in Newport Beach. For more information, contact Monica McDade at [email protected].

Established in 1968

MISSION STATEMENT Girl Scouts builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Girl Scout volunteers come from all walks of life – college students, busy professionals, and young-atheart retirees. Join us in hosting or lending a hand at events, supporting cookie sales, sharing career experiences, helping girls develop outdoor skills, and more. Whatever your schedule and interests, you can support girls in unleashing their full potential. Learn more at girlscoutsoc.org/volunteer!

SERVICE AREA Orange County

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 82% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? Girl Scouts provided life-changing leadership development programs to 20,000 girls across Orange County and opened the Argyros Girl Scout Leadership Center, OC’s new hub for Girl Scout STEM.

Girl Scouts understands the vital connection between young girls’ development and their future success. With your help, Girl Scouts of Orange County is providing a safe, inclusive, girl-led environment for 20,000 girls to develop their talents and leadership skills and grow up to be confident, healthy and happy women who make the world a better place. And Girl Scouts works! A recent study showed that Girl Scout alum have higher perceptions of self, higher rates of volunteerism and civic engagement, higher rates of college education and higher household incomes that non-alumnae. As a 501(c)(3), Girl Scouts is totally dependent on private funding for its programs. Every dollar you contribute is a direct investment in our community’s girls and provides programs that offer leadership development; educational opportunities and financial aid for low-income, high-risk girls; volunteer support and training; and enriching outdoor experiences through our program, day camps and awardwinning Camp Scherman.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Becky Bailey-Findley California Fair Service Authority Molly Jolly Angels Baseball Christine Scheuneman Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

Kendra Deter Jones Epson America Inc.

Rebecca Marshall Ingram Micro

Lisa Perrine Cibola Systems

Marjorie Terner Philanthropist

Shannon Kennedy BNY Mellon Wealth Management

Jacquelyn Mercer PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Christine Shingleton Community Strategic Advisors

Nella Webster-O’Grady Palo Capital

Putri Pascualy PAAMCO

Roberta Swanson Western Digital

Jeff Winston Philanthropist

Sharon Klein Pepper Hamilton LLP

Danielle Arnerich-Combs Children’s Law Center Los Angeles Susan King KPMG LLP Vikki Shepp Girl Scouts of Orange County Jacqueline Akerblom Grant Thornton LLP Cyd Brandvein Google Geri Cerkovnik Dale Carnegie of Orange County Jodi Duva Cox Business Orange Coast Julie Farbaniec Blizzard Entertainment

Girl Scouts, city officials, and Argyros family members cut the ribbon at the opening of the Argyros Girl Scout Leadership Center in Newport Beach’s Marina Park in September of 2017. (Photo Credit: Happy Photos)




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Girls Inc. of Orange County FUNDRAISING EVENTS My Bold Future Annual Event June 2, 2018 – Kia Motors America Join us for an evening of celebration as we raise our glasses to the success of thousands of Orange County girls with libations, dinner, auction, dancing, and more! Address: 1815 Anaheim Avenue, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Phone: 714-597-8600 Fax: 714-597-8601 Website: www.girlsinc-oc.org Top Executive: Lucy Santana-Ornelas, CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1954

MISSION STATEMENT Inspiring ALL girls to be Strong, Smart, and Bold!

YESS Entrepreneurship Academy Business Showcase August 2, 2018 – Chapman University Join business and community leaders for lunch as we support the girls in our YESS Entrepreneurship Academy at Chapman University where the girls will learn about financial literacy, economics, and entrepreneurship. Champions for Girls Luncheon November 14, 2018 – The Resort at Pelican Hill Join members of the Girls Inc. community for lunch at our third annual Champions for Girls Luncheon. Connect and network with Orange County executives and philanthropists dedicated to inspiring girls to be strong, smart, and bold. For more information about these events, please contact Dennis Williams at 714-597-8604 or [email protected].

SERVICE AREA Girls Inc. of Orange County served 4,000 girls, ages 5 to 18, last year throughout Orange County.


FAST FACTS What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 3 stars; Girls Inc. of Orange County also holds the platinum GuideStar rating What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 77 cents of every dollar goes directly to programming for girls. What was your greatest community impact in 2017? Girls Inc. of Orange County positively changed the lives of 4,000 girls last year by providing year-round holistic, compensatory, and intentional programming focusing on STEM, financial literacy, sound body image, healthy relationships, and college and career readiness. Underwritten by:

Volunteers play a key role at Girls Inc. of Orange County by making it possible to deliver programs and resources to the girls we serve. We have many opportunities for individuals, corporate and community members to volunteer. You can make a personal difference in the lives of our girls with hands on, direct service volunteer opportunities where you will get the chance to build positive and nurturing relationships while helping to facilitate a program or activity. You can also volunteer by lending your personal and professional expertise as a guest speaker or career panel participant. In addition, you can also have the opportunity to provide a girl with hands on work experience through our externship program during the summer. For more information about our volunteer opportunities, please contact Orleda Azevedo at 949-9992923 or [email protected].

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Donor support helps turn dreams into reality. When you lend your support to Girls Inc. of Orange County, you are ensuring that today’s girls will have access to meticulously devised programs that inspire girls to be Strong, Smart and Bold. Your generosity sets this in motion, instilling excitement, hope, and sparking dreams that provide girls with a strong foundation and providing tools they need to succeed in life. Girls Inc. of Orange County relies on individuals, corporations, foundations, grants, and relationships with organizations all over Orange County to fund our programs. With 77 cents of every dollar going directly towards our girls, the funding we receive is vital to the number of girls we can serve. We invite you to join us in supporting thousands of Orange County girls each year. For more information about giving opportunities, please contact Dennis Williams at 714-597-8604 or [email protected].

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Janet Michels President and Chair Philanthropist Rhonda Bolton Secretary Philanthropist Nancy Altobello Treasurer Philanthropist Kate Phelan Vice President of Fund Development US Bank Gena H. Reed Vice President of Fund Development Philanthropist Debra Richardson Vice President of Programs and Volunteers University of California, Irvine

Bailey Weinberg Vice President of Board Development Synergy Consulting Group Elizabeth M. Weldon Immediate Past President Snell & Wilmer LLP

Chris K. Looney CCS Fundraising

Cheryl Osborn Casco Contractors Inc.

Erika Hayflick Lowe PIMCO

Melissa Pollard Fifth Third Bank

Jeff Morin AT&T

Sue Stern Philanthropist

Pei Pei Wang Motive Energy Telecommunications

Amy Amirani NV5 Andrea Bereal ADP Sherry Delaney New Market Wealth Management Jennifer Dinnen Mackenzie Corporation Trish Elliott Pacific Dental Services Lisa Haines Disneyland Resort

2017 Girls Inc. of Orange County Champions for Girls Luncheon hosted at The Resort at Pelican Hill. From left: Lucy Santana-Ornelas, CEO, Girls Inc. of Orange County with Kristin Biale-Gonda, Finance Director, Boeing SoCal Design Center, presenting a $100,000 donation for Girls Inc. STEM programs.




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Giving Children Hope FUNDRAISING EVENTS Tackling Child Hunger Food and Fund Drive April (all month) Giving Children Hope 25th Birthday Celebration July Address: 8332 Commonwealth Avenue, Buena Park, CA 90621 Phone: 714-523-4454 Fax: 714-523-4474 Website: www.givingchildrenhope.org

Annual Gala September 22, 2018 – Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel Disaster Preparedness Month September

Top Executive: Sean Lawrence, Executive Director Email: [email protected] Established in 1993

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES MISSION STATEMENT Giving Children Hope is a faith-based partner providing sustainable hope through wellness programs and disaster response in collaboration with local and global communities. We do this through the gathering and giving of basic needs, nutritional foods and medical resources.

SERVICE AREA Giving Children Hope serves vulnerable children and families locally in Orange and Los Angeles counties, nationally and internationally.

We need volunteers! Giving Children Hope needs at least 25-30 volunteers a day Monday through Friday to fulfill our mission. Please join us at our warehouse in Buena Park for a wide variety of volunteer opportunities, including but not limited to the following: u Fill backpacks with food for local homeless and vulnerable children u Sorting supplies or preparing an emergency relief container to be shipped around the world u Office and administrative support u Skilled trades - Plumbers, electricians, roofers, etc. u Christmas gift wrapping parties (December) u Toy Drive (November-December) Flexible volunteer days, times and locations: u Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. u Saturday volunteer opportunities available for large groups u Large group volunteer opportunities available at your company or location u Special events and activities throughout the year For more information about our volunteer opportunities, please email [email protected].

FAST FACTS What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 4 stars What was your greatest community impact in 2017? Giving Children Hope fed more than 3,000 vulnerable children and their families every week in Orange and LA counties. We sent our 25th container of relief supplies to Syrian refugees.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES u Donate financially u Sponsor a weekly

via: www.givingchildrenhope.org/donate backpack for a family in our We’ve Got Your Back program: www.givingchildrenhope.org/wgybpartner u Food drives: year round u Gala sponsorships or ticket purchases u In-kind donations: nutritional foods, medical resources, basic needs, new clothes

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Robert Burns Board Chairperson Thrivent Financial

Don Gilbert Gilbert Association Management LLC

Sandra Aguilar US Bank

Robert Lichtsinn Philanthropist

Kwame Anochie PIMCO

Victor Perrin Lee and Perrin Real Estate

V. William Barta United States Army

Virginia Vaughn Mayor – City of Buena Park

Richard Darnell Athletes N Education

Jeff White Broadview Mortgage Corporation

Audra Davies Nutrilite Vance Gardner, MD Orthopedic Education and Research Institute

James Wilcox Raymond Handling Solutions

Giving Children Hope staff, board, and volunteers preparing to ship their 27th container of relief supplies to Syrian refugees.




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Goodwill of Orange County FUNDRAISING EVENTS Goodwill Golf Invitational Monday, June 11 – The Resort at Pelican Hill Newport Beach Proceeds from this event will support our Tierney Center for Veteran Services, which helps veterans and their families gain access to resources that enhance their lives. Address: 410 N. Fairview, Santa Ana, CA 92703 Phone: 714-547-6308 Fax: 714-541-6531 Website: www.ocgoodwill.org Top Executive: Frank Talarico, Jr., President & CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1924

The Goodwill Gala Fall 2018 This fundraising event benefits three key programs, the Goodwill Tierney Center for Veteran Services, which helps veterans and their families gain access to resources that enhance their lives. Veterans receive one-on-one, personalized support to help them achieve their career, financial and wellness goals. The Goodwill Fitness Center, Orange County’s sole fitness center designed specifically for people living with a physical disability or chronic illness; and Goodwill’s Assistive Technology Exchange Center (ATEC), a program that helps children and adults living with disabilities reach maximum potential via specialized services and equipment.

MISSION STATEMENT


Goodwill is in the business of helping people who are facing barriers to get and keep jobs, which provides purpose, pride and dignity. We believe the power of work changes lives.

Come see the good in action by taking the real Goodwill Tour at Goodwill of Orange County’s main campus. It’s an amazing, eye-opening view into our remarkable world. Many people think of Goodwill as a place to donate used good items or a thrift store to get great deals. Goodwill is more than a store. When you make a donation or shop in one of our stores, you are creating an opportunity for a person with a disability or other barrier to become independent at home, work, or school. You’ll hear from our leadership and meet individuals who have gained independence through Goodwill’s comprehensive programs and services. Call 714-547-6308 to schedule a tour today.



FAST FACTS What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 4 stars What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 93% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? We served a record-breaking 27,428 people last year and found employment for nearly 1,500 people right here in our community. Nearly $40,256,000 was earned by individuals employed with Goodwill’s help.

YOU CAN… u Donate your gently used items u Shop at Goodwill retail stores or online at shopgoodwill.com u Make a monthly or annual financial contribution u Join the Legacy Society by remembering Goodwill in your will or trust YOUR COMPANY CAN… u Hire temporary or full-time Goodwill-trained workers u Attend and sponsor a fundraising event u Make monthly or annual financial contribution Learn more at ocgoodwill.org or contact Amy Holtz from our Community Development team at 714480-3355. Donate online at ocgoodwill.org/donate.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dick Trueblood Chairman Philanthropist Frank Talarico, Jr. President & CEO Cheryl L. Barrett,Esq. Ferruzzo & Ferruzzo, LLP Sharon K. Bishop TJX Corporation Robert O. Briggs Investment Properties Group Jim Conner Talley & Company Steven M. Coyne Coyne Development Corporation Laura Dang Union Bank Kerry Michael Finn Halbert Hargrove Erin S. Fukuto Raimondo Pettit Group Jacob Gonzales Weintraub | Tobin

Wayne R. Gross, Esq. Greenberg Gross, LLP K. Brian Horton California United Bank Jody A. Hudson First American Trust Dana M. Joanou, CPA Medata, Inc. Kevin B. Jones True Food Innovations John M. Kearney U.S. Bank Bob Kurkjian Bob Hope USO Thomas Salinger, Esq. Rutan & Tucker, LLP David J. Seidner Cardinal Development Sarah C. Stark Grant Thornton, LLP Kelli Tosti Oakley, Inc. Michael Valentine RiverRock Real Estate Group

Last May, Goodwill of Orange County received a gift from Greenberg Gross LLP to expand career and job placement services. Pictured: Lucy Dunn, President & CEO, Orange County Business Council; A. Richard Trueblood, Chairman, Goodwill of Orange County; Wayne R. Gross, Founding Partner, Greenberg Gross LLP; Alan A. Greenberg, Founding Partner, Greenberg Gross LLP; Frank Talarico, Jr., President & CEO, Goodwill of Orange County.




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Grandma’s House of Hope FUNDRAISING EVENTS GHH invites you to “Be The Light” Gala on September 27, 2018 at The Clubhouse at Anaheim Hills Golf Course 6 p.m. – 10 p.m. Cocktail Attire

AREAS OF FUNDING Address: 1505 E 17th Street, #116, Santa Ana, CA 92705 Phone: 714-558-8600 Fax: 714-558-8613 Website: www.GrandmasHouseofHope.org Top Executive: Je’net Kreitner, CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 2007

MISSION STATEMENT Grandma’s House of Hope (GHH) Empowers the Invisible Populations of Orange County by providing housing, food, workforce development and enrichment activities to the county’s most socio-economically disadvantaged members, focusing on those who are ineligible for or have difficulty accessing other organizations’ services. GHH says YES when so many others must say no.

GHH is very happy to announce that, through the generosity of many of our loyal (and new!) supporters, we were able to purchase “Legacy Campus,” a five-unit complex, which is the home of 26 of our program participants. This is our very first property asset! In 2018, we are trying to raise the down payment for our “Dorothy House”- a Transitional Home for Senior Disabled Homeless Women. Areas of funding also include: u Housing and support services for the homeless u Combat child hunger and provide workforce development/educational services for very low income families

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Grandma’s House of Hope is a Certified Volunteer Service Enterprise and proudly works with over 4,000 volunteers every year. Volunteers truly play a vital role here, exponentially maximizing the impact on Invisible Populations here in Orange County. u Help pack food bags for motel children u Tutor/mentor children at our HopeWorks! Community Center u Make a lasting impact: adopt a room or yard area to spruce up one of our 13 homes u Get a group together and help at our holiday outreach events u The ultimate volunteer opportunity: Become a board member and guide the future of GHH


FAST FACTS


What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 90.7% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? GHH celebrated 10 years as a nonprofit! GHH has rescued and restored more than 2,000 women, served over 2 million meals to motel children and impacted 20,000+ lives through outreach. We also opened our first Grandpa’s House, serving disabled homeless men and veterans.

u $5,000 supports eight vulnerable women with housing, basic needs, counseling, case management and workforce development classes for 90 days u $2,500 provides a security deposit and furniture for a recent graduate u $1,000 gives you the opportunity to decorate and name one of our 41 bedrooms u $500 provides a science field trip for our Community Center kids u $100 provides four hours of Individual Counseling or Case Management for a current client u $19 per month provides one motel child with 616 meals per year and back to school supplies

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Debbie Moreno CFO City of Anaheim Je’net Kreitner Founder & CEO GHH Betty Ashley Wells Fargo (ret.) Deacon Doug Cook San Antonio Church

Donna Schuller Speaker, Author Mark Prather Mark 1 Real Estate Ramona Case Philanthropist Elena Merchand Senior Care Specialist Michelle Mai Program Graduate

Bob Murphy Philanthropist Virginia DePaola Wells Fargo Dealer Services John Aust Aust Realty Company

Grandma's House of Hope believes everyone deserves a safe place to call home.




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Habitat for Humanity of Orange County FUNDRAISING EVENTS

Address: 2200 Ritchey Street, Santa Ana, CA 92705 Phone: 714-434-6200 Fax: 714-434-1222 Website: www.HabitatOC.org Top Executive: Sharon Ellis, President & CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1988

MISSION STATEMENT

10th Annual Leaders Build Day May 18, 2018 Join us for Habitat for Humanity of Orange County’s Leaders Build Day. This is an exclusive event where top executives and business leaders work together to build affordable Habitat for Humanity homes for Orange County families. Leaders Build Day creates an environment for corporate executives to network and forge new bonds that may lead to new business opportunities. You and your company will experience greater involvement with the overall mission of Habitat OC: transform lives and communities by helping families in need build and purchase or renovate their own homes. Contact [email protected] to learn more. Thomas Cox/Habitat OC 18th Annual Charity Golf Tournament June 14, 2018 – Oak Creek Golf Club Join us for the TCA Charity Golf Tournament for Habitat for Humanity of Orange County. Bring your clients, your co-workers, and your friends for a fantastic day of golf. Trade in a day at the office for a fun-filled day on a beautiful golf course...and support a great cause while having a good time! All proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity of Orange County and are used to build and repair affordable homes for hardworking families in Orange County. Contact [email protected] to learn more.

Seeking to put love and faith into action, Habitat for Humanity of Orange County brings people together to build homes, community and hope.


SERVICE AREA

Join Women Build-OC – Fun, exciting, and no experience necessary. Contact: [email protected]

Habitat for Humanity of Orange County partners with low and moderate income families in Orange County.

Get your faith community involved. Contact: [email protected]

Attend Habitat Night – A new volunteer orientation at 6:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday of every month. Please check our website for locations: www.HabitatOC.org/Volunteer

Sign up your company for a Team Build Day. Contact: [email protected]

FAST FACTS


What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 4 stars What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 86% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? Habitat for Humanity of Orange County, in partnership with Peninsula Publishing, Southern California Edison, SoCal Gas and many others, built two zero net energy homes for low-income veteran families in the city of Fullerton and Santa Ana.

Habitat for Humanity of Orange County is celebrating its 30th anniversary! Thirty years ago, a local church donated a small space to a group of volunteers who wanted to build simple, decent homes for low-income families in Orange County. To celebrate our 30th anniversary, join the 30 for 30 challenge. Volunteer 30 hours or help Habitat OC raise $30,000 in 2018. Consider the impact you can have. When you give a gift right now, we will be able to help more Habitat OC homeowners build a better life for themselves and their families. Visit www.HabitatOC.org to learn more.

GOALS FOR 2018

u Continue to vigorously market Habitat OC homes for sale to active military, veterans and to families of fallen warriors. u Open a third Habitat ReStore location in South County and build the Habitat ReStore reputation as a source to divert quality reusable items from the landfill. Items donated are repurposed and sold to the public at the current Habitat ReStore locations in Anaheim and Santa Ana.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS JoAnn Anderson Bank of America Private Wealth Management

F. Scott Jackson Jackson Tidus, A Law Corporation

Charles Antis Antis Roofing & Waterproofing, Inc.

Andy King Fluidmaster Inc.

Robert Barker Parker Aerospace (ret.) Francisca Gonzalez Baxa Law Offices of Francisca Gonzalez Baxa David Booher Spectrum Brands HHI Aram Chahbazian, AIA TCA Architects Frank Ferrara Hyundai Motor America (ret.)

Ken Lickel Alcon (ret.)

Brad Morton Eaton Corp. (ret.) Hugo Nuño First Foundation Bank John Schaefer TriMas Aerospace

Rev. Dr. Stanley D. Smith First Christian Church of Orange (ret.)

Michael Valentine RiverRock Real Estate Group Board Emeritus

The Rev. Kay Sylvester St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Marcy Tieger Symphony Advisors, LLC

J. P. “Pat” Kapp J. P. Kapp Civil Engineers Joseph Perring Perring Consulting

James R. Light C. J. Light Associates Brett Mansfield Citibank Business Banking Mark E. Mathews Epson America, Inc. Donald E. Moe Banning Lewis Ranch Management (ret.)

Mark Hoover First American Title (ret.)

Robert Montgomery ARBOR Real Estate Professionals

Dallas Imbimbo Big Rentz

Susan Montoya First Bank

Ernst & Young employees traded their smartphones for hammers during a Team Build Day where they helped build affordable Habitat for Humanity of Orange County homes.




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Hoag Hospital Foundation FUNDRAISING EVENTS 31st Annual Circle 1000 Founders’ Celebration Brunch April 25, 2018 – Fashion Island Hotel Address: 330 Placentia Avenue, Suite 100, Newport Beach, CA 92663 Phone: 949-764-7217 Fax: 949-764-7201 Website: www.HoagPromise.org

Hoag Summer Classic June 27, 2018 – Newport Dunes Resort 52nd Annual Christmas Carol Ball December 8, 2018 – Monarch Beach Resort & Spa

Top Executive: Flynn A. Andrizzi, Ph.D., President, Hoag Hospital Foundation Established in 1978

MISSION STATEMENT Advancing the mission of Hoag through meaningful and inspirational philanthropic partnerships

COMMUNITY SUPPORT We’ve all been touched by Hoag in one way or another. Some of us have been a concerned friend or family member, grateful that the one we care about is in the best place he or she can be. Some of us have been patients, experiencing first-hand the extraordinary level of care that Hoag provides. Many of us have had both experiences. All of us owe a debt of gratitude to the thousands of Hoag donors and volunteers who’ve come before us. With the community’s continued partnership, Hoag is committed to being the gold standard of care in Orange County and across the nation.

SERVICE AREA Orange County and surrounding areas

HOAG PROMISE CAMPAIGN

FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause? Hoag Hospital Foundation consistently spends less than 20 cents to raise a dollar What was your greatest community impact in 2017? In 2017, through the Hoag Promise Campaign, the Hoag Hospital Foundation raised nearly $70 million in new gifts and pledges in support of world-class health care for the Orange County community.

Hoag Promise, Our Campaign to Lead, Innovate & Transform, takes the best of what Hoag does today and builds from there. With a goal of $627 million by December 31, 2020, the promise of the comprehensive campaign is to drive Hoag’s continued clinical leadership, innovative spirit and transformative potential. The Hoag Promise Campaign is comprehensive in the truest sense of the word. It encompasses every institute, center and specialty area of Hoag. Every leader, from every area is engaged. Every institute and center is touched. Every program is enhanced. To learn more, see our progress to date and to support the Hoag Promise Campaign, visit www.HoagPromise.org.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Executive Committee Robert Brunswick Chair Kathleen Armstrong Vice Chair, Nominating Chair

James Buckingham Investment Chair Flynn Andrizzi, Ph.D. President Hoag Hospital Foundation

Robert Braithwaite President & CEO Hoag

Mark Hardtke Audit Chair

Joseph Obegi, Esq. Robert Roth

Roger Kirwan Lauri Delson

Sandi Simon Shanaz Langson

Benjamin Du Anthony Allen Andrew Fimiano

Jeremy Jones Treasurer, Finance Chair

Deborah Margolis

Pei-yuan Chia

Directors Patricia Berchtold Secretary

Stephen Fry

Victor Assad

James Slavik Karen Linden Hoag Hospital Board Chair

Carol Sudbeck




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MARCH 26, 2018


Hope Builders FUNDRAISING EVENTS Builders’ Luncheon May 8, 2018 Sponsored by Clark Construction, McCarthy Building Companies and PCL Construction

Address: 801 North Broadway, Santa Ana, CA 92701 Phone: 714-543-5105 Fax: 714-542-2469 Website: www.tsjhopebuilders.org Top Executive: Shawna Smith, Executive Director Email: [email protected] Established in 1995

MISSION STATEMENT Hope Builders empowers Orange County’s disconnected youth with the tools and support to achieve enduring personal and professional success.

Light Up A Life September 15, 2018 – Promenade & Gardens by Turnip Rose Enjoy an evening under the stars at our annual gala, featuring live and silent auctions, entertainment and a gourmet dinner.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES More than 200 community volunteers serve Hope Builders each year. Volunteer opportunities available include: u Guest Speakers – Share your career insight with youth during their life skills sessions u Mock Interviewers – Help youth practice their interviewing skills and build confidence in their job search u Special Event Supporters – Assist with Light Up A Life by securing auction items, promoting the car raffle and designing the event theme and décor u Tutors – Work closely with youth to provide academic support with special emphasis on reading and math For more information, please contact Natalie Stack at 714-543-5105, ext. 125 or at [email protected].



FAST FACTS

Empower youth with the skills and support needed to transform their lives by: u Joining Hope Builders’ 100 – a group of community leaders committed to piloting, developing and scaling innovative solutions to Orange County’s Opportunity Gap u Underwriting a youth’s training costs with a $1,000 Amigo scholarship u Sponsoring the Light Up A Life gala u Partnering with Hope Builders as an employer or internship site

What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 82% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? In 2017, Hope Builders placed more than 300 youth into jobs; 83% of these workers retained their employment for six months or more.

For more information, please contact Laura Stagner at 714-543-5105, ext. 123 or at [email protected]. Underwritten by:

Bette & Wylie Aitken

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Marcia Choo Wells Fargo

Kathleen D. Rodin Schneider Law Offices

Carlos Gonzalez Clark Construction

Elva Rubalcava Disneyland Resort

Jon Gothold Amusement Park

Katie Skelton St. Joseph Hospital

Tom Honan Evangelical Christian Credit Union

Shawna Smith Hope Builders

Kathy Kramer OC Fair & Event Center Vince McGuinness, Jr. JP Morgan Private Bank Sister Eileen McNerney, CSJ Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange Ken Miller PIMCO

Larry Stofko The Innovation Institute Jon Storbeck Knott’s Berry Farm George Urch George Urch & Associates Chuck Walker Avantiico Kevin Wijayawickrama Deloitte

Premier Sponsor JPMorgan Chase & Co. at Light Up A Life 2017




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MARCH 26, 2018


Jessie Rees Foundation: Never Ever Give Up! FUNDRAISING EVENTS Address: 9701 Research Drive Suite 150, Irvine, CA 92618 Phone: 888-648-6348 Website: www.jessie.org Top Executive: Erik Rees, Co-Founder Email: [email protected]

The following fundraising events have wonderful corporate sponsorship opportunities available. u NEGU Golf Classic: Join 250+ golfers on Monday, September 17 at the award-winning Coto de Caza Country Club to raise awareness and resources to help kids fighting cancer Never Ever Give Up. Reserve your spot today at www.jessie.org/golf. u Santa Stroll: Join 400+ people on Sunday, December 9 at Santa Margarita High School track as they raise awareness and resources for childhood cancer. This festive and fun walk is great for kids, clubs, churches and corporations. Sign up your team at www.jessie.org/santastroll.

Established in 2011

AREAS OF FUNDING MISSION STATEMENT To ensure every child and family impacted by childhood cancer as the support, resources and encouragement to Never Ever Give Up. We fulfill our mission by connecting with families, bringing awareness to their stories, offering them helpful resources and sending the entire family continual doses of encouragement throughout their journey.

SERVICE AREA Local, national and global. We support children fighting cancer worldwide. Cancer has no boundaries and neither do we.

The following are other strategic areas of funding that support children fighting cancer. u Mobile Joy Factory: Looking for compassionate companies locally and nationally to host our Mobile Joy Factory so we can stuff JoyJars with their employees at their offices. It’s convenient, fun and most of all helps kids fighting cancer.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Help spread hope, joy and love to kids and families impacted by childhood cancer through volunteering as an individual, team or company. Sign-up to support kids fighting cancer at www.jessie.org. u Stuff JoyJars for Courageous Kids at the JoyFactory in Irvine u Host a Compassion Change drive and collect change to send JoyJars to kids fighting cancer u Host a JoyDrive at your work and collect toys for JoyJars u Make Brave Beanies for kids fighting cancer

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES FAST FACTS What is your rating on GuideStar? Gold Star What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 80% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? Teaming up with more than 10,000 volunteers locally and nationally to help stuff 55,000 JoyJars that were sent to kids fighting cancer in all 50 states and several countries.

Due to the amazing generosity of individuals, families, teams and corporations we have been able to send more than 200,000 JoyJars to kids fighting cancer around the world since 2011. u Join the Joy Squad: Sponsor JoyJars monthly and see the impact you are making for as little as $25 u Fund a Family: Help courageous families receive support for a year by giving a wonderful gift of $500 u Host the Mobile JoyFactory: Engage your employees, have fun and help courageous kids by hosting and sponsoring the Mobile JoyFactory at your company

Underwritten by:

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Collie F. James, IV Morgan, Lewis & Bockius

Layne Lawson Clear Channel Outdoor

Jordan Palmer Common Thread Collective

Lelani Kroeker CLR Marketing Partners

Tom Cuce UPS

Marilyn Henley Hadd Hatt Construction

Ryan Brizendine Westshore Wealth

Rick Brotherton Brotherton

Vince Cook Modern Health

Scott Belkofer Hyundai Capital

Gary Mazzone Elite Global Solutions

Erik Rees Jessie Rees Foundation

Kim Eilber U.S. Trust, Bank of America

Timothy Mulroy Northwestern Mutual

Houston Texans Quarterback, Deshaun Watson, gives acceptance speech after winning the Outstanding Athlete JESSIE Award at annual gala.




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MARCH 26, 2018


Jewish Federation & Family Services, Orange County FUNDRAISING EVENTS Address: 1 Federation Way, Suite 210 Irvine, CA 92603 Phone: 949-435-3484 Helpline: 949-435-3460 Fax: 949-435-3485 Website: www.JewishOC.org Top Executive: Arlene Miller, President & CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1965

MISSION STATEMENT

Women’s VOICES Annual Luncheon Late Night with Solomon Society

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES u Provide rides or other assistance to seniors and visually impaired adults u Be a “meal partner” or a driver for an isolated Holocaust survivor u Teach technology or other subjects to seniors u Help adults with special needs to participate in enrichment programs u Provide pro bono legal and financial services for women entering/re-entering the workforce u Assemble care packages for troops serving abroad at the annual Tikkun 4 Troops program

Jewish Federation & Family Services (JFFS) cares for people in need and strengthens Jewish community in Orange County, Israel, and around the world.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES SERVICE AREA JFFS provides social services to people of all ages, faiths, and ethnicities in Orange County. We also provide programs and grants to enrich Jewish life in Orange County, in Israel, and around the world.

u Annual Campaign u Planned Giving u Special Event Sponsorships u Sponsor a Silver Streak vehicle for senior u Adopt a Family holiday gift card drive

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GOALS FOR 2018 u Lay the u Launch

FAST FACTS What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 4 stars for 7 consecutive years

groundwork to conduct a community study a campaign to secure funds for Holocaust Survivor Services that ensure survivors can spend their final years with dignity and that their legacy is honored

What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 86.4% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? JFFS opened a second residential home for Jewish adults with special needs and expanded our Holocaust Survivor Services to enable more than 230 survivors to live at home with dignity.

Underwritten by:

JFFS Solomon Society “Mensch of the Year” recipients with comedian Kevin Nealon and master of ceremonies Elon Gold at the annual “Late Night” social and fundraising event.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Lori Schwartz Board Chair Philanthropist

Marc Garelick Chair, Engagement Meyer, Olson, Lowy & Meyers

Gwen Gluckman Chair, Strategic Planning Philanthropist

Dan Koblin Immediate Past Chair Continuum Consulting Group

Lori Reznick Chair, Governance Philanthropist

Rabbi David Eliezrie North County Chabad

Yael Aronoff Secretary Philanthropist

Heather Kline Chair, Philanthropy Philanthropist

Michael Shapiro Treasurer Relocation Strategies

Sue Penn Chair, Programs & Services University Synagogue

Eric Kramer Structure PMG

Deborah Siminou Philanthropist

Bernie Labowitz Philanthropist

James M. Weiss, MD Private Physicians Medical Associates

Frank Ellis Silverback Advisors

Susan Levinstein HMWC CPAs & Business Advisors

Rabbi Gersh Zylberman Temple Bat Yahm

Roger F. Friedman Rutan & Tucker, LLP

Adam Miller Miller Miller Gerber LLP

BOARD MEMBERS EMERITUS

Jonathan Gerber Miller Miller Gerber LLP

Howard Mirowitz Cove Fund II, LLC

Hal Kravitz, MD Philanthropist Blossom Siegel Philanthropist




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MARCH 26, 2018


KidWorks FUNDRAISING EVENTS KidWorks Golf Classic May 3, 2018 – Pelican Hills Golf Course, Newport Coast KidWorks Foundation for Success Luncheon November 8, 2018 – DoubleTree, Santa Ana

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Address: 1902 W. Chestnut Avenue, Santa Ana, CA 92703 Phone: 714-834-9400 Fax: 714-834-9494 Website: www.KidWorksOC.org Top Executive: David Benavides, Executive Director & CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1993

MISSION STATEMENT Restoring at-risk neighborhoods...one life at a time.

Volunteers are vital to the success of KidWorks. We offer a variety of year-round volunteer opportunities for corporations, civic groups and individuals, including: u Tutoring u Mentorship u Workshops u Classroom assistance in our preschool and afterschool programs u Fund development/event volunteers u Childcare assistance during parent meetings and workshops To learn more about volunteer opportunities at KidWorks, please visit www.kidworksoc.org/volunteer.


FAST FACTS

Every dollar donated helps place our students on the path towards college success. Giving opportunities include: u College Success Initiative – Up to $1 million will be matched through a generous gift from David Pyle u Sponsor and attend our KidWorks Golf Classic or Foundation for Success Luncheon u Donate online at www.kidworksoc.org u Support a Scholar through our “Kick in for KidWorks” monthly giving program u Sponsor – summer programs, educational programs and leadership programs u Vehicle donations u Stock donations u Include KidWorks in your estate plan


GOALS FOR 2018

SERVICE AREA KidWorks serves more than 1,000 children, youth and families each week in central Santa Ana.

What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 80% of our total revenue goes towards providing students with academic enrichment, college preparation, and leadership development programs. What was your greatest community impact in 2017? For the third consecutive year, 100% of KidWorks high school seniors graduated on time and enrolled in college or university upon graduation.

u Launch of our New College Success Initiative Programming – ensuring first generation college students are supported and graduate with a college degree. u With our newly renovated center, which includes an additional 10,000 square feet for programming, increase the number of students and families served in this community.

Underwritten by:

BOARD OF DIRECTORS David Benavides City Councilmember, Santa Ana Rachid Chamtieh Deloitte Steven Craig Craig Realty Group Jeff Garrell Silversage Advisors Bob Hagle Rutan & Tucker Scott Homan City Ventures

Jimmy Mai Wells Fargo Erlinda Martinez, Ed.D Santa Ana College (ret.) Adrian Montero U.S. Bank Bruce Pasqua Nevell Group Gabe Potyondy BBVA Compass Kyle Team Community Volunteer

Brandon Howald Paul Hastings Currently 100% of KidWorks students graduate from high school and enroll in a college or university. KidWorks is now expanding programs to include support of students from Pre-K to B.A. through the newly launched KidWorks College Success Initiative™.




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MARCH 26, 2018


Laura’s House AREAS OF FUNDING Address: 999 Corporate Drive, Suite 225 Ladera Ranch, CA 92694 Phone: 949-361-3775 Fax: 949-361-3548 Website: www.laurashouse.org www.laurashouse.org/lhteen Top Executive: Margaret R. Bayston, CEO & Executive Director Email: [email protected] Established in 1994

MISSION STATEMENT Changing social beliefs, attitudes and the behaviors that perpetuate domestic violence while creating a safe space in which to empower individuals and families affected by abuse.

Annual Giving Program – Circle of Friends Support the programs and services we offer on a recurring or annual basis through a monthly or annual gift. Employee Giving Learn about giving through your workplace and matching gift programs. Laura’s House Legacy Society Leave a lasting legacy and securing the future of Laura’s House with an estate or bequest gift.

FUNDRAISING EVENTS Third Annual Brighter Futures Lunch & Learn May 4, 2018 Laura’s House Guild Derby Day Event May 5, 2018 Sixth Annual HOPE Golf Tournament June 18, 2018

SERVICE AREA

Laura’s House Annual Gala September 22, 2018

Orange County and surrounding counties, nationally

For more information or to register for these events, please visit, www.laurashouse.org.



Volunteers can get involved in various areas of the organization including our Emergency Shelter, Legal Advocacy Program, H.E.A.R.T. Education and Prevention, Special Events and fundraising and our Resale Store locations. Visit the “Volunteer” section of our website for an application and more details.

What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 81%


What was your greatest community impact in 2017? Laura’s House was able to reach an unprecedented number of youth this year, sharing our H.E.A.R.T (Healthy Emotions and Attitudes in Relationships Today) workshop with 12,638 youth through 317 workshops offered. Underwritten by:

Corporate Giving – You can engage your business to actively participate in philanthropy, improving the communities where they live and work. Individual and Foundations – You can be a part of improving the lives of others, aligning with our mission and creating healthier and happier families here in Orange County. Resale Stores – You can give of your time through volunteerism or gently used men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, accessories, handbags, housewares and furniture. Shelter Wish List Items – Help fulfill the immediate needs of the clients at our Emergency Shelter.

GOALS FOR 2018

u Decrease obstacles/barriers to make services accessible for more clients u Plan and prepare for Resale Store expansion within next 12 months u Launch and activate our Celebrate Man.Kind Campaign

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Donald Barnes Orange County Sheriff’s Department

Laura Khouri Western National Property Group

Kerri Strunk Hittelman Strunk Law Group, LLP

Brent Chase Visual Impact Group, LLC

Anne MacPherson The Joe MacPherson Foundation

Richard V. Umphrey, III Merrill Lynch

Patty Cyr UCI School of Law Laverne Friedmann Friedmann & Friedmann Insurance Services, Inc. Mike James Integrated Law and Justice Agency of Orange County Mark Jones Neudesic Hilary Kaye HKA, Inc. Marketing Communications

Pat McAuley Philanthropist Dr. Jill Murray Psychotherapist/Author Cheryl Osborn Casco Contractors, Inc. Wayne Pinnell Haskell & White, LLP

Barry Villines IHP Capital Partners Dan Weeks MUFG Union Bank, N.A. Casey Wolin Wolin Design Group Brenda Zalke IHP Capital Partners

Joseph Ruggiero Verizon Wireless Garett Sleichter Rutan & Tucker, LLP

Barney & Barney Foundation generously donating proceeds from their Annual Golf Tournament.




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MARCH 26, 2018


Leukemia & Lymphoma Society FUNDRAISING EVENTS

Address: 515 N. Cabrillo Park Drive, Suite 102 Santa Ana, CA 92701 Phone: 714-481-5608 Fax: 714-481-5677 Website: www.lls.org/ocie Top Executive: Deborah Levy, Executive Director Email: [email protected] Established in 1949

MISSION STATEMENT Our mission is to cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families.

Light The Night Saturday, September 22, 2018 – Angel Stadium of Anaheim Saturday, October 27, 2018 – Auto Club Speedway of California at Fontana Bring Light to the Darkness of Cancer. Light The Night is the third largest walk in Orange County and the largest walk in the Inland Empire. Family, friends, and co-workers walk to celebrate, honor, or remember those touched by cancer. Join approximately 15,000 participants this year by putting a team together to experience an emotional and uplifting evening you will never forget. Student Series Student Series is a series of programs for schools and students at all grade levels to help support the LLS mission. Each year, in Orange County and the Inland Empire students help raise nearly $1 million for cancer research. Pennies for Patients is a three-week program for elementary and middle schools where students collect change and raise funds online while learning about service and philanthropy. Collect For Cures is a program for high school students to demonstrate leadership, creativity and teamwork to make an impact and raise money for blood cancer research. Students of the Year is the leadership development and philanthropy program for highly motivated high school students. Individual students and teams participate in a fundraising competition to benefit LLS. Leukemia Cup Regatta Saturday, June 2 and Sunday, June 3, 2018 – Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club Leukemia Cup Regatta is a unique and progressive series of sailing events that combines the joy of boating with the important task of raising money to cure cancer. Crew members seek donations from friends, family, co-workers and employers to sponsor their boat.

SERVICE AREA Orange County and the Inland Empire

Man & Woman of the Year Saturday, May 19, 2018 – Irvine Marriott On March 10, 2018 the official Man & Woman of the Year competition kicked off. It’s a 10-week blind fundraising campaign where each dollar raised per candidate counts as one vote. The competitors won’t know who wins until the Grande Finale on Saturday, May 19, 2018 at the Irvine Marriott. Donate today to cast your vote for the next Man of the Year and Woman of the Year. Candidates who raise more than $50K are able to name an LLS research grant in someone’s honor or memory.

Underwritten by:

Get involved with The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Orange County & Inland Empire — helping patients in the Orange County & Inland Empire region since 1949.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Tedd Barr Converze Media Group

Chris Holden Wells Fargo Bank

Joan W. Clements Philanthropist

Paul Huynh, Pharm. D. Walgreens

Jerry Clements Philanthropist

Gail Munzing, MBA, RN Kaiser Permanente

Jennifer Fisher USC Marshall School of Business

Patty Sharpe The Woodshed

Wayne Hogrefe, PhD Q Squared Solutions

Richard A. Van Etten, MD PhD University of California, Irvine

Board of Trustee members Jennifer Fisher and Patty Sharpe climb Mt Kilimanjaro as part of LLS Team in Training program.




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MARCH 26, 2018


Make-A-Wish® Orange County and the Inland Empire FUNDRAISING EVENTS Address: 3230 El Camino Real, Suite 100 Irvine, CA 92602 Phone: 714-573-9474 Fax: 714-689-0985 Website: ocie.wish.org Top Executive: Stephanie McCormick, President & CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1983

MISSION STATEMENT Together, we create life-changing wishes for children battling critical illnesses.

35th Birthday Bash April 29, 2018 – [AV] Irvine Celebrate 35 years of granting wishes in our local community with a fun birthday party! Enjoy free food, games, prizes and more! ocie.wish.org/birthday “We Care For Kids” Golf Tournament, Dinner & Auction hosted by Tax & Financial Group May 21, 2018 – Mesa Verde Country Club Join Make-A-Wish at the “We Care For Kids” Golf Tournament, Dinner & Auction. Enjoy a round of golf followed by a dinner with impressive live and silent auctions and prizes. ocie.wish.org/golf Evening of Wishes November 3, 2018 – Waterfront Beach Resort (a Hilton Hotel) The Annual Evening of Wishes gala promises to be a night to remember – featuring an evening of dinner, dancing and live and silent auctions. You might just be able to expect a surprise or two as well! ocie.wish.org/gala

SERVICE AREA Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties


FAST FACTS

At the heart of Make-A-Wish is a group of selfless, generous volunteers. Our organization could not operate without them. There are countless ways for you and your company to get involved. ocie.wish.org/volunteer

What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 3 stars What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 79.3% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? In 2017, we created 325 life-changing wish experiences for local children. A granted wish helps recharge a child’s fighting spirit and strengthens families.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Donate. Our greatest need is for monetary donations of any amount to help grant the wishes of local children. Donate Airline Miles. Donate your unused, low balance or soon-to-expire miles to help children reach the destinations of their dreams! Donate your miles online at ocie.wish.org/flight. Create a Legacy of Wishes. Consider a legacy through planned giving, endowment for the wish in perpetuity, bequest or a family foundation. Become a Sponsor. Get your company involved by sponsoring one of our events or becoming a yearround partner and receive marketing benefits and exposure to a new audience.

Underwritten by:

GOALS FOR 2018 u Our hope is to grant 330 wishes to children with life-threatening medical conditions. u Obtain a significant amount of airline mile donations to help grant travel wishes. u Expand community and corporate involvement by increasing the number of adopted

sponsorships and community engagement.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Janine Lombardi J9 Leading Solutions LLC

Dillan Knudson BBVA Compass

Komron Tarkeshian Bank of America NMLS ID 491677

Heather Hart California Pizza Kitchen

Whit Batchelor Whittier Trust Michael Hickman Seven Gables Real Estate Cathi Killian Disneyland® Resort Corey Donaldson Avalon Properties Joffre Olaya, M.D. CHOC Harriet Lehman Philanthropist Carie Jernquist-Ferry Philanthropist

Jason Lantgen JLL John Ott Philanthropist Dr. Massiel Perez-Calhoon Brandman University Melvin Tobaru Grant Thornton Mitsy Wilson For Africa RJ Mayer The Mayer Corporation

The Make-A-Wish® Orange County and the Inland Empire Board of Directors

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MARCH 26, 2018


Masimo Foundation for Ethics, Innovation and Competition in Healthcare AREAS OF FUNDING Address: 1901 E. 4th Street, Suite 100, Santa Ana, CA 92705 Website: www.masimofoundation.org Top Executive: Joe Kiani, Chairman of the Board Email: [email protected]

We focus our resources in areas where we can make the most significant difference, with special attention on organizations that share our belief that innovation, ethical conduct, aligned incentives and healthy competition are integral to improving the quality, access and cost of healthcare worldwide. We are most interested in bold ideas that seek to transform patient care and healthcare delivery systems. We are committed to improving patient safety.

Established in 2010

MISSION STATEMENT


Our mission is to encourage and promote activities, programs and research opportunities that improve patient safety and deliver advanced healthcare to people worldwide who may not otherwise have access to lifesaving technologies.

The Masimo Foundation, as the founder of the Patient Safety Movement Foundation, is looking for volunteers to join the movement at www.patientsafetymovement.org.

SERVICE AREA


Local, national and global focus

Visit www.masimofoundation.org for more information about how to give. Also, if you would like to support the Patient Safety Movement Foundation, please visit www.patientsafetymovement.org to support the Foundation and its annual World Patient Safety, Science & Technology Summit.

FAST FACTS

GOALS FOR 2018

What was your greatest community impact in 2017? The Masimo Foundation is proud to report that more than 3,500 healthcare organizations across the globe have joined the Patient Safety Movement Foundation to eliminate preventable deaths by 2020.

u Focus on bold ideas that seek to transform patient care, healthcare delivery systems and patient safety u Work with the Patient Safety Movement Foundation to drastically reduce the number of preventable hospital deaths in 2018 to reach ZERO preventable deaths by 2020!

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Joe Kiani Frederick Harris Steven Jensen Mary Kiani Sarah Kiani Thomas McClenahan

Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO) addresses attendees of the sixth annual World Patient Safety, Science & Technology Summit, founded by the Masimo Foundation for Ethics, Innovation & Competition in Healthcare.




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MARCH 26, 2018


Miracles for Kids FUNDRAISING EVENTS Miracles for Kids Golf Invitational May 7, 2018 – Santa Ana Country Club Stars & Stripes Tournament June 28 – July 1, 2018 – Hilton Los Cabos Resort & Spa Night of Miracles Gala: The Miracle of Magic October 20, 2018 – Monarch Beach Resort Address: 3002 Dow Avenue, Suite 126, Tustin, CA 92780 Phone: 714-730-3040 Fax: 714-730-8267 Website: www.miraclesforkids.org Top Executive: Autumn R. Strier, Co-Founder & CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 2002

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Spring Basket of Miracles – March 24, 2018 Surf & Paddle Summer Camps – July-August 2018 Thanksgiving Basket of Miracles – November 19-20, 2018 Holiday Basket of Miracles – December 15 & 17, 2018

MISSION STATEMENT To improve the lives of critically-ill children and their families in need through housing, bill pay, wellness services and basic needs support.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Whether you give $1 or 1 hour of your time – we’ve made it simple for you to help families in need. Take action at www.miraclesforkids.org/take-action.

SERVICE AREA Southern California and the San Francisco Bay Area

FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 83%

Underwritten by:

What was your greatest community impact in 2017? In 2017, Miracles for Kids supported more than 250 families with financial aid, housing, wellness and other basic needs resources every day of the year, while also achieving our goal of reducing the waitlist by more than 50%.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Paula Ansara-Wilhelm Surterre Properties

Michael Meyer Champion Paving

Ken Cruse Alpha Wave Investors

Moni Mosharaf Aliso + Awesome Kids Dental & Orthodontics

Kelli Ellis Kelli Ellis Interiors Brian Fischbein Crescent Solutions Mark Genz Genz & Associates Curtis E. Green Paramount Residential Mortgage Group, Inc. David Heil David August-Lifestyle Outfitters Doug Ingram Sarepta Therapeutics Troy Medley PersonalCare Physicians

Jason Pendergist Banc of California Bob Rovzar Perricone Juices Jordy Spiegel Spiegel Partners Gary Standel West Coast Aviation Services Autumn R. Strier Miracles for Kids Tom Swanecamp Redrock Security & Cabling Perry Viscounty Latham & Watkins

The Miracles for Kids Board of Directors with the 2017 Miracle Maker Award Recipient, Ken Gerdau, at the Night of Miracles Gala: Imagine a Miracle.




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MARCH 26, 2018


Mission Hospital Foundation Address: 27700 Medical Center Road, Mission Viejo, CA 92691 Phone: 949-364-7783 Fax: 949-364-7750 Website: www.mission4health.com/foundation Top Executive: Gwen Anderson, Executive Director Email: [email protected] Established in 1971

MISSION STATEMENT As expressions of God’s healing love, witnessed through the ministry of Jesus, we are steadfast in serving all, especially those who are poor and vulnerable.

SERVICE AREA South Orange County

FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? For each dollar invested in fundraising, Mission Hospital Foundation returns approximately $3 back to Mission Hospital. Philanthropy saves lives every day at Mission Hospital. What was your greatest community impact in 2017? Mission Hospital announced the development of our new Cancer Institute, providing advanced cancer treatment here in our community, ensuring South County residents local access to specialized care, not previously available.

FUNDRAISING PRIORITIES Philanthropy is one of the most impactful ways to drive clinical excellence in each of our institutes: u Cancer u Heart and Vascular u Mental Health and Wellness u Neuroscience u Orthopedics u Trauma and Emergency u Women and Infants If you are passionate about improving health care in one of these areas, we invite you to join a Mission Hospital clinical institute task force group. Information: [email protected] or 949-365-2238

FUNDRAISING EVENTS Valiant Women Luncheon and Fashion Show Presented by The Shops at Mission Viejo May 4, 2018 - Monarch Beach Resort www.mission4health.com/vwluncheon Audi • INFINITI • Volvo Golf Classic Supporting Mission Hospital June 7, 2018 – Pelican Hill Golf Club www.mission4health.com/golf Valiant Women Breast Health Wall of Honor October 1-31, 2018 – The Shops at Mission Viejo www.mission4health.com/wallofhonor Camino Health Center Auxiliary Fashion Show and Luncheon Presented by South Coast Plaza November 5, 2018 – Monarch Beach Resort www.mission4health.com/caminofs Mission Hospital Holiday Gala December 1, 2018 – Monarch Beach Resort www.mission4health.com/gala

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Every dollar donated to Mission Hospital Foundation helps to improve the health and quality of life in the communities we serve. Become a Member of Corporate Partners Join businesses across Orange County recognized as Corporate Partners for their annual cumulative gifts of $10,000 or more to Mission Hospital. Team up with Mission Hospital to offer your employees an array of customized wellness benefits including: complimentary flu shots, health assessments, biometric screenings, education seminars and behavior modification programs. For information: [email protected] or 949-365-2469 Join Philanthropist Circle and Receive the Following Benefits: u Access to a foundation representative, 24-hours a day, seven days a week u Guidance from a nurse navigator and/or physician liaison and physician referrals u Extra amenities to enhance your hospital stay u Free parking at all hospital locations For information: [email protected] or 949-365-2468 Make a Legacy or Planned Gift Leave a lasting impact on the people most dear to you and our community. This charitable donation allows you to express your personal values by integrating your philanthropic, family and financial goals. Typically a contribution is arranged in the present and allocated at a future date. Information: [email protected], 949-364-4848 or [email protected], 949-364-4875

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Tarek Salaway, MHA, MPH, MA Chief Executive Mission Hospital Margarita C. Solazzo Chair Robert Deshaies Vice Chair Debashis Chowdhury Treasurer Susan D. Morrison Secretary James C. Bastian Immediate Past Chair Toni Andrews Joseph E. Barrera, MD James Kent Bredenkamp, MD Vicky Carabini Timothy D. Carlyle

Cliff Carper Kathryn Glassmyer Cenci Patricia Fukushima Thomas Giddings Robert Goldberg, MD Richard Gordinier Kathryn Burton Gray Matt Gunderson Joe. F. Hanauer Ronald Edward Hoffmeyer Pat Hwang Patrick Kelly Kathleen Krogius Gloria M. Luna Deborah MacDonald Farzad Massoudi, MD Rod McDermott Alex McKinnon Cynthia Mirsky Jerry H. Morey, CPA Mike Pellini, MD Deborah Perez Manuel Puentes Ian Pullan

Julianna Eva Pyott James R. Quandt Tricia Raymund Rob Roof

Robert Summers Christopher P. Thurin John A. Tomlinson James S. Wickham, MD

Our 2017 Holiday Gala raised nearly $2.2 million to support the new Mission Cancer Institute with the engagement of Ronnie Andrews (Gala Chair), Michael Rodriquez (Gala Chair), Margarita Solazzo (Foundation Board of Directors, Chair), Tarek Salaway (Mission Hospital, Chief Executive), Gwen Anderson (Mission Hospital Foundation, Executive Director) and Mike Pellini, MD (Gala Chair).




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Ocean Institute FUNDRAISING EVENTS Ocean Institute Jazz Festival March 2019

Address: 24200 Dana Point Harbor Drive Dana Point, CA 92629 Phone: 949-496-2274 Fax: 949-496-4296 Website: www.oceaninstitute.org Top Executive: Dan Pingaro, President & CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1977

Ocean Institute Tall Ships Festival September 7, 8, & 9, 2018

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES The Ocean Institute has a deeply committed volunteer community with more than 400 volunteers in dynamic areas of interest, including public programs, marine life collections husbandry, tall ships crew and maintenance, education, special events, fundraising, and in the Laurena G. Chambers Gallery and Gift Store. Volunteer application is available on website.

MISSION STATEMENT Using the ocean as our classroom, we inspire children to learn.


u Invest in education programs that deliver powerful, life-changing u Preserve California history by contributing to the iconic tall ships

SERVICE AREA California and beyond

FAST FACTS What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 3 stars What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 88% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? Ocean Institute delivered education programs connecting 100,000 students with the ocean, marine life, and STEM programs that open academic and career opportunities. New leadership in 2017 developed a strategic plan that sets the course for innovation.

Pilgrim. u Inspire a future scientist by sponsoring the Girls in Ocean Science Conferences or Watershed program. u Adopt a Title I class, school, or district through Adopt-A-Class, a signature program providing underserved students with hands-on learning opportunities to explore the ocean. u Establish a planned gift and be recognized as a member of the LegaSea Society. u Become a Sea Star member and join our community of engaged and informed donors.

GOALS FOR 2018

u Focus on four strategic pillars: research, education, conservation, and excellence. u Ensure that more students, teachers and parents have access to award-winning, life-changing

programs. u Expand the community’s knowledge of ocean literacy: how we impact the ocean and how the ocean impacts us.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Michael Torcaso Toshiba Business Solutions, Inc.

Susan Paish Boeing

Ty Rogers Rogers Group of Raymond James

Maurice Masson Masson Family Foundation

Steve Harris Robert E. Harris Insurance Agency, Inc.

Alan Simon Omaha Steaks International

Ken Petersen First American Trust

Bill Steel Samuels, Green, Steel & Adams, LLP

Mayor Richard Viczorek City of Dana Point

Jill Tracy Southern California Gas Company

Councilmember Paul Wyatt City of Dana Point

Charlie Steinmetz JCA Associates, Inc.

Supervisor Lisa Bartlett County of Orange Board of Supervisors, 5th District

Jim Swenson Philanthropist

Mel Chambers MLPC Investments, LLC David Jochim Union Bank

Steve Tappan Tappan Enterprises

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Olive Crest FUNDRAISING EVENTS Address: 2130 E. Fourth Street, Suite 200 Santa Ana, CA 92705 Phone: 714-543-5437 Fax: 714-543-5463 Website: www.olivecrest.org/oc Top Executive: Kerri Dunkelberger, Orange County Executive Director Email: [email protected] Established in 1973

Tommy Bahama Golf Tournament June 4, 2018 Tommy Bahama and Olive Crest team up each year in June for our Pacific Coast Classic Charity Golf Tournament to benefit at-risk children, teens and families. Golfers enjoy a beautiful day on the links at Monarch Beach, with on-course games and great prizes. NEW THIS YEAR! Celebration Dinner and Auction on Sunday, June 3, 2018. Back to School Drive June 25 – July 27, 2018 Please consider donating a backpack filled with grade-specific items for our 2018 Back to School Drive! Backpacks can be dropped off at the Olive Crest office anytime between June 25 and July 27, 2018. For more information contact [email protected].

Olive Crest is dedicated to preventing child abuse, to treating and educating at-risk children, and to preserving the family ... “One Life at a Time.” ®

The Power of One Luncheon November 2018 Held the second Tuesday of November, this luncheon is a salute to National Adoption Month as we recognize the extent and magnitude of the “one factor.” As adoptive parents and others share their stories, Olive Crest’s conviction that every child deserves a strong family reverberates throughout the room. The Power of One luncheon is both unforgettable and moving; year after year, guests return to attend this sold-out event.

SERVICE AREA


MISSION STATEMENT

Human Services – children and families services

FAST FACTS What is your Council on Accreditation Status? Fully accredited by the Council on Accreditation What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? Over 81% of total revenue goes directly to children and families. What was your greatest community impact in 2017? u More than 12,300 individual lives of children and parents were transformed u On a daily basis, 3,500+ children and parents received help u Nearly 36,000 volunteer hours were generously given to help the children and families of Olive Crest Underwritten by:

Direct Volunteer Opportunities u Become an Olive Crest family and provide stability to vulnerable and abused children u Become a mentor to a teenager or young adult u Become an Olive Crest intern u Tutor a child or teen Support Service Volunteer Opportunities u Become one of our corporate partners u Join one of our event committees u Help organize a fundraiser u Lend a hand during a clothing or gift drive u And so much more In-Kind Donations: Olive Crest accepts a wide variety of donations of products and services throughout the year to help support our children and families.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Monthly Giving – by becoming a Kids at Heart monthly supporter, you will have the opportunity to help at-risk children throughout the year. One-Time Gift – $7.31 a day is all it takes to keep a child safe and cared for at Olive Crest. Your compassion will prevent child abuse and help preserve families for generations to come. Cause-Related Marketing – Generate sales and awareness while supporting a worthy cause through in-store donation programs, flat donation or sponsorship, or per-unit donation program. Planned Giving – allowing you to make arrangements for your estate by including Olive Crest in your plans. In leaving a legacy gift to Olive Crest, you ensure that your commitment to end child abuse will continue on after your lifetime. Make a secure online gift donation at www.olivecrest.org.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Steve Bernardy Merrill Lynch

Joseph Jhung DSG Insurance Services

Paul Nienow Nienow & Tierney, LLP

Kylie Schuyler Community Leader

Lorraine Bader Community Leader

Gary Kramer RSM USA, LLP

Randy Rider HUB International, Inc. Services

Patricia Scoma United Healthcare

Carrie Brock Coastal Real Estate

Rudy Kramer Farmers and Merchants Bank

Chad Rutan Rutan Corp.

Terri Sjodin Sjodin Communications

Paul Cannon Goodrich, Thomas, Cannon & Reeds, LLP

Randy Lindros Community Bank

Alex Sanchez KSJG Accounting and Consulting

Kathryn Domin Rutan and Tucker, LLP Lori Feeney D & L Environmental Debbie Ferree DSW, Inc. Brenda Hale Union Bank Debbi Hensling Clinical Psychologist

Jeff Mathews Arden Limited Partnership Tim Mustard TCA Architects Kelly Neavel The Giardinelli Law, APC William Neavel First American Mortgage Solutions William Meehan Rutan & Tucker, LLP

From left: John Floryen, Brenda Hale, Paul Tapia of Union Bank and Tim Bauer, Executive Director of Development for Olive Crest Orange County gather at the annual Power of One Luncheon in honor of National Adoption Month.




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OneOC FUNDRAISING EVENTS 42nd Annual Spirit of Volunteerism Awards Luncheon April 26, 2018 – Disneyland Hotel Grand Ballroom OneOC’s Spirit of Volunteerism Awards is Orange County’s largest and longest running volunteer recognition event, providing an annual forum to honor individual and group volunteers for their dedicated service to our community.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES u Browse

Address: 1901 E. 4th Street, Suite 100 Santa Ana, CA 92705 Phone: 714-953-5757 Website: www.OneOC.org Top Executive: Daniel J. McQuaid, President & CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1958

OneOC’s Volunteer Calendar for hundreds of volunteer opportunities from Orange County’s nonprofits and sign up online – www.volunteers.OneOC.org u Join the Corporate Volunteer Council of Orange County, which connects professional leaders in community involvement with educational, networking and service opportunities to increase the benefit of corporate volunteerism on companies and communities in Orange County. u Build a Custom Project with OneOC tailored just for your company based on your engagement and social responsibility strategies and desired impact area. OneOC takes care of operations management, nonprofit communications, budget management, leadership, impact report, and more. u Engage in OneOC’s EncoreOC Fellowship program, which connects organizations with highlyexperienced and knowledgeable skills-based volunteers, possessing professional backgrounds, who want to give back to the community by offering their expertise and making a lasting impact in the organizations they serve.


MISSION STATEMENT OneOC connects nonprofits and companies for greater social impact. OneOC addresses our community’s most urgent and unmet needs by offering a suite of integrated volunteering, giving, professional and organizational development, and back office support services.


u Order OneOC’s Charitable Giving Cards, that are similar to retail gift cards, but are instead redeemed to benefit any 501c3 public charity in the United States. OneOC’s Charitable Giving Cards are tax-deductible and can be given to celebrate a special occasion such as a birthday, holiday or a job well done. Companies can private label Charitable Giving cards with their company logos to be given out to employees, customers, as well as business partners. u Set up a company foundation by establishing a donor-advised fund through OneOC, which is an account dedicated to your charitable giving. In addition to grant making, your company foundation through OneOC can be used for a variety of charitable sub-funds, including disaster relief, scholarships, dollars-for-doers, employee matching gifts, employee assistance, and charity events. u Join OneOC’s Champions for Changemakers for Orange County businesses, individuals and foundations to underwrite a local nonprofit’s entire staff for a year of professional development through one-of-a-kind blended trainings that include in-house classes along with online e-courses.

FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 89% to programs/missions What was your greatest community impact in 2017? OneOC addressed our communities most urgent and unmet needs by supporting nearly 700 local nonprofits and partnering with more than 150 companies to build greater social impact. Underwritten by:

The Spirit of Volunteerism is the venue to announce the Giving is Living Award, celebrating an outstanding nonprofit-company volunteer partnership.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Sherry Benjamins S. Benjamins & Company

Andrew Euser Ventura Foods

Micah Jindal The Boston Consulting Group

Rob Reindl Edwards Lifesciences (ret.)

Michael Bennett Wells Fargo

Bassam Fawaz QUALIDAS Global Inc.

Jennifer Leuer Experian

Amy Sfreddo Orange County Business Journal

Jeff Black McDermott & Bull Executive Search

Paul Feuerborn Capital Group/American Funds

Daniel McQuaid OneOC

Todd Talbot Fluidmaster

Annie Boneta AutoGravity

Shellie Frey Golden State Foods

Tennyson Oyler Pacific Life | Pacific Life Foundation

Steven Vogeding Boeing Capital Corporation (ret.)

David Copley Ernst & Young

Pam Hedges Hedges & Associates

Michael Page Rutan & Tucker

Michael Wagschal U.S. Trust, Bank of America

Peter Duncan HUB International Insurance

John Hogan David Evans & Associates Inc.

Dawn Reese The Wooden Floor

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Orange County Community Foundation FUNDRAISING EVENTS The third annual OC Real Estate Luncheon will be held on Thursday, April 19, 2018 to benefit the health, education and employment of OC veterans. Event proceeds will provide support for local nonprofits serving veterans through OCCF’s OC Veterans Initiative. Purchase tickets at oc-cf.org/ocrel. Address: 4041 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 510 Newport Beach, CA 92660 Phone: 949-553-4202 Fax: 949-553-4211 Website: www.oc-cf.org Top Executive: Shelley Hoss, President Email: [email protected] Established in 1989

MISSION STATEMENT We inspire a passion for lifelong philanthropy, faithfully steward the intentions of our donors and catalyze sustainable community impact.


u The Powering Good Fund supports solutions to our community’s most critical needs. OCCF collaborates with partners and community leaders in education, college and career readiness, veterans’ needs, immigrant integration, environment, and strengthening the Orange County nonprofit sector. With your help, we can create sustainable impact for our community – measureable now and for generations to come. Find out more at oc-cf.org/beahero. u OC Veterans Initiative addresses the issues facing veterans returning home from service. Our goal is to help Orange County veterans achieve a successful transition from military service to a civilian life that offers steady employment, stable housing, and security promising a future for them and their families. To learn more visit oc-cf.org/ocopportunityinitiative. u ACT Anaheim is a collaborative response to the needs of youth facing poverty, academic challenges and limited opportunities in OC’s hidden urban core. We’ve convened a collective effort by community partners and local nonprofits to enhance the future for thousands of Anaheim youth. Visit oc-cf.org/actanaheim to learn more.

SERVICE AREA We work with generous individuals, families and collaborative partners throughout Orange County. Since 1989, we have awarded more than $510 million in grants and scholarships to address needs locally, across the nation and around the world.


GOALS FOR 2018

u The OCCF Collaborative Giving Days will enable nonprofits focused on the same causes or located in the same geographical area to band together to host their own Giving Day on a date of their own choosing. u The OC Opportunity Initiative will continue to partner with local nonprofit organizations that focus on removing the greatest obstacles immigrants face through outreach, education, and legal services, while creating a welcoming, inclusive community for all residents that moves everyone closer to achieving the American Dream.

What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 96.3% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? OCCF granted more than $67 million to impact the causes closest to our donors’ hearts and to drive innovative solutions to the most pressing needs in our community.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Keith Swayne Chairman Keith and Judy Swayne Family Foundation Reshma Block Vice Chair Compass Consulting Daniel Bolar Finance Chair Bolar Hirsch & Jennings LLP Michael Berchtold Secretary Berchtold Capital Partners Doug Holte Past Chair Irvine Company Office Properties Herbert Bedolfe Marisla Foundation

Rachid Chamtieh Deloitte & Touche LLP DeAnna Colglazier Community Strategist Manuel Gómez, Ph.D. University of California, Irvine Paul Kagoo Western Digital Corporation Dr. Alberto Manetta UC Irvine School of Medicine Anoosheh Oskouian Ship & Shore Environmental Inc. Greg Palmer GPalmer & Associates Susanna Vakili Marriage and Family Therapist

OCCF Board Member Dan Bolar, CEO of Bolar Hirsch & Jennings LLP and OCCF President, Shelley Hoss




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Orange County Ronald McDonald House FUNDRAISING EVENTS Address: 383 S. Batavia Street, Orange, CA 92868 Phone: 714-639-3600 Fax: 714-516-3597 Website: www.rmhcsc.org/orangecounty Top Executive: Noel Burcelis Email: [email protected]

Walk for Kids April 8, 2018 – Honda Center Charity Golf Tournament June 18, 2018 – Oak Creek Golf Club Dusk on the Island Fashion Show November 15, 2018 – Fashion Island Hotel

Established in 1989

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES MISSION STATEMENT To provide comfort, care and support to children and families in Southern California.

SERVICE AREA

u House and Family Room u Meals of Love u Trunk or Treat u Family Holiday Party

volunteers


Orange County

u Orange County Ronald McDonald House Adopt a Room Naming Opportunities u Share a Night – Help fund hotel stays for families when the Orange County Ronald

McDonald House

is at capacity


GOALS FOR 2018

What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 72.1%

u Expand u Expand u Expand

What was your greatest community impact in 2017? We provided comfort, care and support to 2,481 people, consisting of 780 families, at the House and had more than 47,000 visits to our Family Rooms located in CHOC and CHOC @ Mission.

our Share a Night program to include more hotel partners the House from 20 bedrooms to 40 services for families Underwritten by:

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dan Even Chair Philanthropist Russell Kneipp Secretary Fortress Enterprise Jon Isaacs Treasurer Wells Fargo - West Coast Business Banking Roy Chen Board Development Chair Sonendo Nick Anas, MD CHOC Children’s Charles Antis Antis Roofing and Waterproofing Marcus Crawshaw William Alan, LLC & The Wine Crush LLC John German, MD Pediatric Surgical Specialists Amy Johnson McDonald’s Corporation, Southern California Region

Sharon Macdonald McDonald’s Owner/Operator Maria Minon, MD CHOC Children’s Duncan Moffat Philanthropist Gary Moore American Technologies Inc. Sean Piazza McDonald’s Owner/Operator Katie Rucker MacKenzie Corporation Robert Sandelman Sandelman & Associates Marc Scher KPMG LLP Patti Widdicombe McDonald’s Owner/Operator Jing Yang PIMCO

Thank you Antis Roofing & Waterproofing for helping us provide comfort, care and support to families with seriously ill or injured children receiving treatment at local hospitals.




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Orange County United Way AREAS OF FUNDING 365 corporate partners are committed to creating a stronger community by running annual United Way workplace campaigns, advocating for change and volunteering their time and talent. Within our top 100 corporate partners, United Way has earned the trust of more than 30,000 donors to raise 70% of our revenue. In addition, our Tocqueville Society members set the standard for charitable giving through extraordinary financial gifts, volunteerism and advocacy. This group represents some of the most generous philanthropists in Orange County. Address: 18012 Mitchell South, Irvine, CA 92614 Phone: 949-660-7600 Fax: 949-271-8071 Website: www.UnitedWayOC.org Top Executive: Susan B. Parks, President & CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1924

MISSION STATEMENT

FUNDRAISING EVENTS Our annual Women’s Philanthropy Fund Breakfast – celebrating 15 years of impact in our community – will be held on May 8, 2018. We’re proud to present Earvin “Magic” Johnson as this year’s keynote speaker. This exceptional man has dedicated his life to leaving a positive impact in underserved urban communities. Since its inception, the Women’s Philanthropy Fund Breakfast has raised millions for local programs and services. For more information and to buy tickets, visit WPFBreakfast.org.


Today’s Orange County United Way fights for the Education, Health, Housing and Financial Stability of every person in Orange County.

It takes people of action to ensure that everyone in our community has access to quality education, sustainable income, good health and stable housing. From preparing “welcome home” baskets for Rapid Re-Housing program participants and volunteering as early-grade reading tutors via our online platform to helping individuals with resume and interview skills, putting your expertise to use will make a significant impact. To find a volunteer opportunity, visit UnitedWayOC.org/Volunteer.

SERVICE AREA


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Together with your help, we are transforming the lives of children and families in Orange County. u Donate online at UnitedWayOC.org/Donate u Run a workplace campaign at your business u Join leading philanthropists in our Tocqueville Society u Leave a lasting legacy with a planned gift u Attend a fundraising event to learn about our work and network with other influential philanthropists and community leaders

FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 83% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? Last year, we helped thousands of local families and co-commissioned a groundbreaking study that quantified costs and identified causes of homelessness. The recommendations from this study currently guide OC decision makers and funders on the critical issue of homelessness.

GOALS FOR FACE 2024 FACE 2024, our 10-year communitywide action plan, aims to: u Cut the high school dropout rate in half u Increase the number of healthy youth by one-third u Cut the percentage of homeless and housing-insecure children in half u Reduce the percentage of financially unstable families by 25%

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ian Leisegang Chair 3Spoke Capital Steve Churm Vice Chair FivePoint Holdings, LLC Suzanne Fradette Treasurer PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Timothy S. Clyde Secretary Katzkin Leather Susan B. Parks President & CEO Orange County United Way Ben Alvarado Philanthropist Lawrence R. Armstrong Ware Malcomb Sherri Bovino 1st Flagship Company

Nicole Carrillo Hall loanDepot Antonella Aloma Castro KAP7 International Inc. Victoria Collins Philanthropist

Jeff Hittenberger Orange County Department of Education Sandra Hutchens Orange County Sheriff’s Department

Paula Mattson Edison Energy, LLC

Scott Sampley Enterprise Holdings

John P. McGrath, PhD Edwards Lifesciences

James J. Scheinkman Snell & Wilmer, LLP

Bill Mecklenburg SES Insurance

David Schiegoleit U.S. Bank Private Wealth Management

Karen D. Conlon Sequoia Grove Consulting

Michael A. Johnson Automobile Club of Southern California

David G. Meulmester KPMG, LLP

Tom Cuce UPS

Jacqueline A. Brya Kelley Ernst & Young, LLP

Ethan Morgan J.P. Morgan

Martha V. Daniel IMRI

Joan P. Kelly Psomas

Tam Nguyen Advance Beauty College

Diane Brooks Dixon City of Newport Beach

Robert E. Kent Key Information Systems

Adey Nyamathi University of California, Irvine

Michael Feldman Union Bank

Keith Kobata Wells Fargo Bank

Shirley Quackenbush Merrill Lynch

Adrian S. Griggs Pacific Life Insurance Co.

Nanda Kumar Cheruvatath Eaton

Mike Ruane National Community Renaissance

Ken Lickel Philanthropist

Ernest W. Schroeder Schroeder Investment Partners, Inc. John F. Simonis Paul Hastings, LLP Candice Stack Whitten PIMCO John E. Stratman, Jr. Kaiser Permanente John Valenta Deloitte Advisory




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Orangewood Foundation FUNDRAISING EVENTS 14th Annual 44 Women for Orangewood Scholarship Luncheon June 1, 2018 – Fashion Island Hotel Stars & Stripes Fishing, Golf & Music Festival June 28 - July 1, 2018 – Los Cabos, Mexico Address: 1575 E. 17th Street, Santa Ana, CA 92705 Phone: 714-619-0200 Website: www.orangewoodfoundation.org Top Executive: Chris Simonsen, CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1981

MISSION STATEMENT To prepare foster and community youth to reach their greatest potential

SERVICE AREA

Third Annual Orangewood Adventure Challenge September 15, 2018 – Catalina Island 21st Annual Ambassador Luncheon November 2, 2018 – Hilton Orange County Costa Mesa Share Our Wine – Auction Orange County November 17, 2018 – The Pacific Club

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Volunteers show our youth that there are individuals and groups in the community who care about them, and are a critical part of our success. We have volunteer opportunities for individuals, families, civic groups, businesses and corporations. For more information, visit www.orangewoodfoundation.org/volunteer.

Orange County

Or consider joining one of our auxiliaries, Orangewood PALS (Providing Assistance, Love & Support) or 44 Women for Orangewood. Contact Jeff Gilstrap at 714-619-0237 or [email protected] for details.

FAST FACTS



Every contribution, regardless of the gift level, is critically important to our work with foster and community youth. Giving opportunities include: u Corporate Cares Program: Our corporate partners combine volunteering and financial support to help foster and community youth. u Orangewood Ambassador: Become an Orangewood Ambassador through a donation of $1,000 or more. u Monthly Donation: Become a monthly donor. Just a small monthly donation can quickly add up! u In Honor of Gifts: Use your birthday, an upcoming wedding or any other life event to set up your own “My Orangewood” fundraising campaign and ask your family and friends to contribute in lieu of gifts. u Gift Cards: Donate gift cards for former foster youth struggling to make it on their own. u Event Sponsorship: Sponsor one of our fundraising events. u Estate Planning: Include Orangewood in your estate plans.

What was your greatest community impact in 2017? In 2017, we helped nearly 2,000 foster and community youth work towards achieving their greatest potential, including 233 former foster youth who are now in college on Orangewood scholarships. At our Samueli Academy public charter high school, our first graduating class had a 99% graduation rate with 96% currently enrolled in college.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS General William Lyon Founding Chairman William Lyon Homes

Lupe Erwin Wood Gutmann & Bogart Insurance

Greg Dunlap Chairman of the Board Deloitte Tax, LLP

Bruce Fetter St. John Knits

Cindy Dillion Secretary ProblemResolved.org Steve Keefer Treasurer Secure Global Solutions Marissa Barth Fidelity National Title Company Bob Bartholomew Windjammer Capital Investors Stuart Bernstein Union Bank Alan Clifton Passco Companies, LLC David L. Dunn Athletes First Richard Dutch 3M Health Care

Joel Goldhirsh Goldhirsh & Goldhirsh Adam S. Horowitz Horowitz Group Daniel M. Houck II Universal Asphalt Co., Inc. Bob Istwan Motive Energy, Inc. Sandi Jackson Philanthropist

Joe Lozowski Tangram Interiors

Timothy Ryan Anaheim Ducks

Frank T. Suryan, Jr. Lyon Living

Neena N. Master SoCalGas

Susan Samueli The Samueli Foundation

Shannon Tarnutzer Philanthropist

Mohit Mittal PIMCO

Sona Shah My Private Professor Tutoring

Kris Theiler Disneyland Park

Vikki Murphy Wilson Automotive

Richard Sherburne CBRE

Paul Tobin Terrapin Ventures

Ken Parker Haynes and Boone, LLP

John Stratman Kaiser Permanente – Orange County

Jaynine Warner Philanthropist

Andrew Phillips Cliq

John Stumpf CoreLogic

Jeff Roos Lennar

Steve Johnson Safety Supply America, Inc. Chris Jones Acra Aerospace, Inc. Mitch Junkins The CDM Company Wing Lam Wahoo’s Fish Taco Renee Pepys Lowe RPL and Associates, LLC

Orangewood Board of Directors, 2017-2018

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Planned Parenthood of Orange and San Bernardino Counties FUNDRAISING EVENTS Address: 700 South Tustin, Orange, CA 92866 Phone: 714-922-4145 Fax: 714-516-1591 Website: www.HealthWomenTrust.org Top Executive: Jon Dunn, President & CEO Email: [email protected]

Save the Date for our Annual Luncheon! Thursday, October 11, 2018 – Irvine Marriott Noon – 1:30 p.m. Special Guest Patt Morrison LA Times columnist, Emmy-winning broadcaster, best-selling author, and NPR/KPCC radio host Secure your sponsorship at 714-922-4145 or [email protected].

Established in 1965

MISSION STATEMENT


Planned Parenthood of Orange and San Bernardino Counties provides confidential, affordable, high-quality reproductive health care. We protect and promote the fundamental right of all individuals to make their own personal health decisions. We provide comprehensive sex education and health information, which enables individuals to make responsible and informed choices.

gift program to double your gift’s impact. u Stock Gifts – stock donations are a powerful way to support Planned Parenthood’s work and have many mutual benefits.

u Be a part of the Friends for Planned Parenthood membership program with a monthly gift. u Sponsor the Annual Luncheon. u Be a Table Captain at the Annual Luncheon with 10 of your friends. u Corporate Matching – contact your Human Resources department and ask if there is a matching

Contact the Development Department: 714-922-4145 [email protected] www.HealthWomenTrust.org

SERVICE AREA There are nine health centers located throughout Orange and San Bernardino counties. The health centers are open 7 days a week, 10 hours a day.

FAST FACTS

GOALS FOR 2018

What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 4 stars What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 81.4%

u Increase awareness of our Hotline program that reaches more than 25,000 teens and young adults, who call, text, or chat with a live health educator with their sexual and reproductive health questions. u Expand comprehensive health education programming to reach over 70,000 students and young adults. u Advance mission to protect reproductive health care services through social activism and advocacy.

What was your greatest community impact in 2017? u Served 203,923 medical visits (11% increase in medical visits compared to last year) u Renovated three health centers and reduced patient wait times to 15 minutes u Launched the Planned Parenthood Direct app that allows patients to easily order birth control pill prescriptions and UTI treatment from their smartphone. Last fiscal year we served over 13,000 patients.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jane Hanauer Board Chair

Mary McDonald Patricia O’Brien

Tara O. Balfour Susan Pickle Rabbi Hillel Cohn Thomas Ruiz, M.D. Jane Egly Beverly Sansone, M.D. Michele Goodwin Nancy Ruth White Christina Hernandez Jene Witte Nancy Kriz Bill Wood Debi D. Lambert Dianne Landeros

Angela O’ Brien, CEO and Founder of Cleobella Boutique at the Annual Luncheon’s sponsor reception at the Orange County Museum of Art.




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Playworks Southern California FUNDRAISING EVENTS Corporate Kickball June 21, 2018 Corporate Kickball at the USC baseball field is an active employee engagement event that brings teams of 8-12 co-workers together through tournament play of a nostalgic game of kickball. Join more than 100 of Southern California’s top entrepreneurs, attorneys, corporate vice presidents, managers and other community leaders for this half-day event. Playworks’ well-trained, enthusiastic professional staff will lead the fun by bringing the skills and experience necessary to get everyone involved in a fun and inclusive way. Address: 460 East Carson Plaza Drive, Suite 107 Carson, CA 90746 Phone: 310-822-4176 Website: www.playworks.org/socal Top Executive: LaVal Brewer, Executive Director [email protected] Founded in 1996 and launched Southern California operations in 2009

Get in the Game Cocktail Party Spring 2019 Attendees will participate in some of their favorite games from childhood, led by Playworks Junior Coaches! Enjoy some classic American food and beverages while we celebrate the past and be ready to help our kids thrive in the future! Corporate Recess Ongoing Bring a Certified Playworks Trainer to your office to lead engaging team-building activities on-site for groups of any size.


MISSION STATEMENT

Orange County and Los Angeles County

u Playworks wants to help you turn your employees into community game-changers. Our expert and energetic staff will train, support and empower your employees to make an impact in our community while also having a great time together. u Play Days engage volunteers with kids during recess at partner schools in Santa Ana, Saddleback Valley, Irvine, and Tustin Unified School Districts. Learn to play lively games that foster collaboration, teamwork, and conflict resolution. u Playspace transformations allow employees to participate in activities such as playground beautifications and indoor playspace refurbishments. u Skills-based volunteering for individuals.

FAST FACTS



Together, we are making sure that every kid on every playground gets a chance to play. Support the movement for play and help make recess an important part of the day for thousands of kids.

Playworks’ mission is to improve the health and wellbeing of children by increasing opportunities for physical activity and safe, meaningful play.

SERVICE AREA

High Five Club Monthly Giving – sign up for recurring donations What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 81% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? We served 88,781 children from 149 low-income elementary schools with 30-45 minutes of physical activity daily. We engaged 1,035 Junior Coaches in leadership plus 1,200 students in sports leagues.

GOALS FOR 2018 u District Partnerships: To bring on Santa Ana Unified as a district-wide partnership and serve all elementary schools. This will help us reach our AIM of serving 500,000 children by December 2020. These district-wide partnerships are a key component of our long-term strategy. u PlayworksU Foundations: Playworks is developing bite-sized online courses to introduce playbased strategies to use throughout the day. Teachers, administrators, and recess staff all benefit from learning shared strategies. Optional consultative support and in-person trainings are also available to maximize learning.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Robert Rayburn Board Chair Norwalk LaMirada Unified School District Winston Ball Cambia Health Solutions Jared Blank Philanthropist Jim Crawford Kaiser Permanente Kristen Cruise Consultant John Friberg Spin Master Sara Gotfredson ESPN, Inc. Jennifer Houston Division Black Lili Huang Clifton Larson Allen

Matthew Metivier New Balance Athletics Inc. Karen Miller The Walt Disney Company Justin Radell The Walt Disney Company Melanie Smith University of Southern California Susan Stone PricewaterhouseCoopers Denise Teti Speedo Jana Vincent Philanthropist Bransby Whitton PIMCO Chris Woodburn Capital Group

From left: Riordan Leadership Fellow Vanessa Alvarez; Board Members Melani Smith, Matthew Metivier, Lili Huang; Playworks Southern California Executive Director LaVal Brewer; Board Members Robert Rayburn, John Friberg, Jennifer Houston, Kristen Cruise, Jim Crawford at the Play Summit.




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MARCH 26, 2018


Project Access FUNDRAISING EVENTS Bowling for a Cause – Every Strike Counts! Bowl-A-Thon March 27, 2018 – Irvine Lanes Address: 2100 W. Orangewood Avenue, Suite 305 Orange, CA 92868 Phone: 949-253-6200 Fax: 714-940-9803 Website: www.project-access.org

Eighth Annual Charity Golf Tournament May 10, 2018 – Oak Creek Golf Club 13th Annual Keys to Success Gala October 20, 2018 – Avenue of the Arts

Top Executive: Kristin Byrnes, Interim CEO & President Email: [email protected]


Established in 1999

To be the leading provider of vital on-site health, education and employment services to low-income families, children and seniors. Our goal is to give low income families the tools needed to break the cycle of poverty, become healthier, further educated and financially stable.

Volunteering is an enriching and rewarding experience for you, and makes a huge difference in the lives of our residents. Opportunities are endless, but some examples include: u Tutoring in our After-School Program u Serving as a teen’s mentor u Teaching healthy cooking or exercise classes u Teaching ESL or computer skills u Assisting seniors through social and recreational events u Joining the Board of Directors or an event committee

SERVICE AREA

We also encourage corporate volunteer groups to get involved! It makes for a great team building activity or opportunity to fulfill required service hours.

MISSION STATEMENT

Nationwide with a large focus on Southern California


FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 83% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? In 2017, Project Access saw remarkable growth serving more than 15,000 residents through 265 community partnerships. Underwritten by:

Your gift, no matter the size, matters to Project Access! There are many ways to show your support, including: u Event Sponsorships: Join in the fun and become a sponsor of our Bowl-A-Thon, Golf Tournament or Keys to Success Gala. u Annual Fund Support: Make a 100% tax-deductible donation to support our annual operations. u Monthly Donations: Enjoy the ease of automating your support. Set a monthly amount and we’ll take care of the rest. u Planned Giving: Include Project Access in your will or trust. u Donate Goods or Services: In-kind donations are greatly appreciated!

GOALS FOR 2018 u u u

To serve more than 15,000 residents with quality programming To expand and continue to diversify funding to support current programs and future growth To continue quantifying the social impact of our services to constantly improve quality

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jonathan B. Webb Affordable Housing Access, Inc. Mark Skaist Stradling Yocca Carlson & Rauth Adrian Craciun PIMCO Ana Marie del Rio Steadfast Companies

Danuel Stanger Bridge Investment Group Holdings, Inc. Mark H. Strauss Walker & Dunlop Catherine Talbot Candeur Group William Whalen Wells Fargo

Christopher Garcia Banc of California Eugene Gonzalez Commercial Banking Group Guy Marsala Go2Guys4Results, Inc. Edward Mora Bank of the West

Jon Webb, Libby Reixach and Bill Hirsch enjoying their time at the 12th annual Project Access Keys for Success Gala.




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MARCH 26, 2018


Project Hope Alliance FUNDRAISING EVENTS Fifth Annual AntiGala Sunday, April 29, 2018 – The Villa, Westminster

Address: 1954 Placentia Avenue, #202 Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Phone: 949-722-7863 Fax: 949-722-7836 Website: www.projecthopealliance.org

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES u Mentor a child in our u Volunteer u Support our Back To

Bright Start Program School Campaign and Holiday Campaign

Top Executive: Jennifer Friend, CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1989

MISSION STATEMENT To end the cycle of homelessness, one child at a time.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES u Join our Spark Hope community u Become a Corporate Partner u Donate a one-time gift

SERVICE AREA

of monthly supporters

Orange County

FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 75% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? Project Hope Alliance served a total of 415 individuals, 264 children experiencing homelessness. We moved 52 families out of homelessness into their own stable home.

GOALS FOR 2018

u PHA Promotor Pathway program to be established in two more schools in Orange County during the Fall 2018 u Ensure that no child’s future is limited by their parent’s economic circumstances

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Lynn Hemans Taco Bell Alisha Ballard Legacy Foundation OC Pete Deutschman The Buddy Group Ray Weston Taco Bell Joe Lewis, III Corporate University of California, Irvine Eric Rans Robinson LLP Sean Boulton Newport Harbor High School

Jennifer Friend, Project Hope Alliance CEO handing the 2017 Catalyst of Hope award to Newport Harbor High School Principal Sean Boulton, whose leadership, experience and partnership made it possible for PHA to meet the needs of students experiencing homelessness in Newport Mesa Unified School District.




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MARCH 26, 2018


Radiant Health Centers FUNDRAISING EVENTS Fundraising proceeds go to provide social services for people living with HIV in Orange County and HIV prevention and outreach. AIDS Walk OC May 5, 2018 Address: 17982 Sky Park Circle, Suite J Irvine, CA 92614 Phone: 949-809-5700 Fax: 949-809-5779 Website: www.radianthealthcenters.org Top Executive: Philip Yaeger, Director & CEO Email: [email protected]

Stairway to the Stars June 2, 2018 OC Ride for AIDS October 27, 2018 Annual Gala January 26, 2019

Established in 1985

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Volunteers are critical to the continued success of Radiant Health Centers. We are very grateful for the everyday contributions these special heroes make to us and to our clients.

MISSION STATEMENT Radiant Health Centers will end the AIDS epidemic for men, women and children in Orange County through HIV prevention, linkage to care and treatment, while eliminating the stigma of AIDS.

SERVICE AREA

Volunteer opportunities include: u Community Outreach in Health Education u Family & Kids’ Program u Food Pantry and Food Delivery u Office Assistance u Special Events – Volunteer at AIDS Walk OC, OC Ride for AIDS, World AIDS Day


u Give $2,500 and sponsor care for a Radiant Health Centers’ client for a full year u Form a team to fundraise and participate in the 2018 AIDS Walk OC this May u Support the Campaign for Radiant Health Centers and help us bring an LGBTQ health

Orange County

center to

Orange County by 2020

FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 85% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? We helped more than 1,300 men, women and children living with HIV in Orange County get the care, support and treatment they need, along with increasing awareness to prevent HIV transmissions.

Radiant Health Centers currently serves more than 1,300 people living with HIV. By donating to Radiant Health Centers, you are ensuring every client receives the comprehensive care they need to regain their independence and successfully transition into self-advocacy. With 85% of funds raised going directly to client services, you can guarantee your support will benefit those most deserving.

GOALS FOR 2018

u Expand services to all members of the LGBTQ community u Build awareness and recognition as a healthcare provider to the LGBTQ community u Expand organizational capacity to prepare for the management of medical services

FY 2018-2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mark Gonzales President Consultant Michelle Williams Vice President Insurance Executive Erik Buzzard, Esq. Secretary Palumbo Bergstrom LLP Idriss Maoui Treasurer loanDepot Arnold Henson, M.D. Kaiser Permanente Duane Vajgrt, M.D. UCI Medical Center

Haley Horton Marketing Executive Jeff Elder Trojan Battery Company Karyn Salman US Trust Kourosh Kohanteb Finance Executive Larry Will Abari Orthodontics & Oral Surgery Roya Cole Morgan Stanley William Merfeld Community Volunteer

Outgoing Radiant Health Centers Board of Directors President Jeff Elder, with his wife Karla Kjellin-Elder at Radiant Health Centers’ 2018 Annual Gala.




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MARCH 26, 2018


Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County FUNDRAISING EVENTS

Address: 8014 Marine Way, Irvine, CA 92618 Phone: 949-653-2900 Fax: 949-653-0700 Website: www.FeedOC.org Top Executive: Nicole Suydam, CEO Email: [email protected]

Serving Hope Fundraising Breakfast May 17, 2018 This year’s fundraiser at the Hotel Irvine will feature stories of Second Harvest’s impact in our community. A complimentary breakfast will be provided. Second Harvest Golf Tournament Invitational May 20, 2018 Please join us at the tournament hosted by Second Harvest Food Bank’s Associate Board at Monarch Links Golf Club. Harvesters Fashion Show & Luncheon October 3, 2018 The Harvesters Fashion Show & Luncheon celebrates 26 years of supporting Second Harvest in its mission to end hunger. This premier event features a runway show of the fall season’s fashion highlights, followed by a gourmet luncheon.

Established in 1983

MISSION STATEMENT Second Harvest Food Bank’s mission is to end hunger in Orange County. Together, we are creating a future in which no one goes hungry. Ever.

SERVICE AREA

“No Lunch” Lunch November 20, 2018 Second Harvest’s annual “No Lunch” Lunch marks the traditional kick-off to the holiday. Community leaders and individuals join us for a meal of soup and bread to remember those in need and to honor our partners’ dedication to helping us end hunger in Orange County.

Orange County

FAST FACTS



Volunteering at Second Harvest provides a fun and enriching experience for individuals, corporate teams, and community organizations. u Visit FeedOC.org to sign up to volunteer or to take our Food Bank 101 Tour u Sort and package food in our Food Distribution Center u Volunteer with your children at Izzy’s Corner, our children’s volunteer program u Lend us your special skills in our administrative offices u Help at fundraising or special events

What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? Almost 94 cents of every dollar we spend goes to programs to feed the hungry. What was your greatest community impact in 2017? u We provided the equivalent of 21.6 million meals to the hungry—a record number of meals u We opened two innovative Permanent School Pantries in high need neighborhoods u 26,000 volunteers and 190 community partners worked with us to feed 250,000 hungry people each month

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Second Harvest is the largest nonprofit hunger relief organization in Orange County. Your donation can make a significant impact for a hungry child, senior or family. u Five-Year Pledge – a multi-year pledge helps us plan for the future u Harvest Club Monthly Giving – sign up for recurring donations u Legacy Giving – continue your support into the future by remembering us in your estate plan u Donate Asssets – make a donation of stocks or a distribution from your IRA

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bob Wolpert Chairman Golden State Foods Nicole Suydam CEO Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County Board Members Peter Andres Society of St. Vincent de Paul Kathy Bronstein KB Bronstein Merchandising Tracy Bryars St. Jude Medical Center Steve Cech Albertsons Companies Dave Coffaro Wells Fargo Wealth & Investment Management Joe Fuszard Bank of America Dan Grable Goodman North America

Cindy Goss Propel Business Solutions, Inc.

Teresa Joanning Farrell, Esq. Attorney at Law

Teddie Ray Harvesters / Community Volunteer

Kate Klimow University of California, Irvine

A.R. (Bud) Grandsaert IMS Lighting (ret,)

Jack Richmond JLR & Associates

Katherine Le Mortgage Service Providers

Erik Hansen LNR Property, LLC (ret.)

Joseph Schoeningh Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County (ret.)

James L. Morris Rutan & Tucker, LLP

Bill Milligan Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange County

David Williams PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP

Rob Neal Hager Pacific Properties Alex Parker Harvesters & Redline Detection Judith Posnikoff Pacific Alternative Asset Management Company, LLC Matthias Weber MWBH Solutions, LLP Advisory Board Mark Wetterau Advisory Board Chairman Golden State Foods Mark Danner Straub Distributing Company

Nicole Suydam, Jennifer Segerstrom and Anton Segerstrom at the Harvesters Fashion Show & Luncheon.




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MARCH 26, 2018


Segerstrom Center for the Arts FUNDRAISING EVENTS The Guilds’ Afternoon on the Bay Luncheon Saturday, May 5, 2018 Address: 600 Town Center Drive Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone: 714-556-2121 Fax: 714-755-2712 Website: www.scfta.org Top Executive: Terrence W. Dwyer, President Email: [email protected] Established in 1986

The Fifth Annual Arts & Business Leadership Awards Dinner Thursday, May 24, 2018 45th Candlelight Concert Friday, November 30, 2018

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES School of Dance & Music for Children with Disabilities: Become a classroom assistant or program support volunteer to help create a space for children of all abilities to explore their full physical and social potential.

MISSION STATEMENT Segerstrom Center for the Arts believes in the power of performing arts to transform lives and that the shared experience and exploration of the arts will help unite Orange County, creating a more culturally connected and vital community. We will help shape the Orange County of the future through meaningful collaborations with diverse communities, embracing creativity in all its forms and enabling a more inclusive, vibrant performing arts scene at the Center and across the region.

SERVICE AREA

Ushers: Assist patrons to their seats, answer questions and create a pleasant and welcoming environment for everyone (and have the opportunity to see phenomenal performances). Docents: Dedicated volunteers who give free guided tours to more than 3,000 people annually and assist at many special events. The Guilds of the Segerstrom Center for the Arts: Community-based volunteers who support the Center through fundraising events. Administrative Development Volunteers: Help with general administrative duties such as mailings and phone calls. Your work can help the development department raise more money for the Center’s many programs.

Orange County, Calif. and greater Southern California


FAST FACTS What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 4 stars What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 85% to programs/mission What was your greatest community impact in 2017? u Opened the Julianne and George Argyros Plaza, with free events already enjoyed by more than 16,000 people. u Served more than 350,000 young people and families through community engagement and education programs. u Offered a large and diverse array of world-class artists and shows attended by more than 600,000 people.

Segerstrom Center’s high-quality performances and inclusive education and community engagement programs are made possible thanks to the generous support of our donors. Please join us! Benefits (commensurate with giving level) may include: u Exclusive ticket offers u Behind-the-Scenes events and cast parties u Vouchers for complimentary parking and refreshments u Access to private donor rooms u Performance underwriting recognition and the knowledge that you’re supporting artistic and education programs that contribute to the quality of life in our community Support opportunities (by individual, corporation or foundation) include: u Annual Fund u The Next Act Capital Campaign u Endowment u Planned Giving For more information and to donate, visit www.SCFTA.org or call 714-556-2122, ext. 4251

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Mark Perry* Chairman of the Board Terrence W. Dwyer* President Roger T. Kirwan* Treasurer Sally S. Crockett* Secretary Wylie A. Aitken Anthony A. Allen* Zelma M. Allred Julia Argyros Doug Baker Joan F. Beall Marta S. Bhathal David E. Blackford Deborah Bridges Mark Chan

Sandy Segerstrom Daniels James A. Driscoll* Michael Feldman Moti Ferder Stephen T. Fry* John C. Garrett John Ginger* Jackie Glass Joseph Hensley Lawrence M. Higby* Betty Huang* Shanaz Langson Leslie Leyton William Meehan* Ethan F. Morgan Rick J. Muth* Pat Poss Chris Rommel* Eve Ruffatto Elizabeth Segerstrom Michael Shapiro Connie Spenuzza Timothy L. Strader* David Troob*

Gaddi Vasquez William Wang Jaynine Warner Carol Wilken Jane Fujishige Yada *Member of Executive Committee EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS Marta S. Bhathal President Angels of the Arts Sandra Hovanesian Chair The Guilds of the Center Joyce Basch President Founders Plus

Gloria Kern President The Center Stars Arlene Steinert Chair The Center Docents Mary Lyons Chairman Pacific Chorale Kimberly Dwan-Bernatz Chairman Philharmonic Society Joann Leatherby Chairman Pacific Symphony Henry T. Segerstrom Founding Chairman (in memoriam)




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MARCH 26, 2018


SeniorServ FUNDRAISING EVENTS

Address: 1200 N. Knollwood Circle, Anaheim, CA 92801 Phone: 714-220-0224 Fax: 714-220-1374 Website: www.SeniorServ.org Top Executive: Holly Hagler, President & CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1967

MISSION STATEMENT

Senior Care Hero Awards Gala Event Saturday, October 20, 2018 – Grove of Anaheim Now in our eighth year, and with an average of 600 attendees, we will continue celebrating seniors and honoring the contributions of the unsung heroes in the senior industry in an Academy-Awards-style event.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Volunteers play a critical part in helping to achieve SeniorServ’s mission. u Deliver Meals on Wheels to homebound seniors u Help serve hot, nutritious lunches at senior centers u Provide friendly visits to lonely, seniors in their home u Assist with tasks at our Anaheim headquarters or for our Senior Care Hero Awards event u Serve as a board advisor or board member

To nourish the wellness, purpose and dignity of seniors and their families in our community.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES u Provide Meals on Wheels for a senior by joining our Supper Club with a recurring monthly gift or making a one-time donation at www.SeniorServ.org/donate u Be a sponsor or purchase tickets to our Senior Care Hero Awards event at www.seniorcareheroawards.org u Join our Legacy of Hope Society by making a planned gift to SeniorServ at www.SeniorServlegacy.org

SERVICE AREA Central and North Orange County Select programs are countywide

FAST FACTS What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 4 stars What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 92% of every donation goes directly to programs and services.

GOALS FOR 2018 u Establish innovative solutions to meet the evolving community needs for aging in place with health and wellness u Equip our organization to powerfully respond to the needs of our participants u Excel in the community impact of our mission

What was your greatest community impact in 2017? SeniorServ stopped hunger and isolation for more than 9,000 at-risk older adults in Orange County by providing nearly 1 million meals, safety-checks, socialization and other life-saving and supportive services.

Underwritten by:

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mary Ann Vincent, RN, MBA Chair MCB Healthcare Consultants, LLC

Pat Brydges, RN, MHA, ACM Integrated Care Management, LLC

Earle Zucht Past Chair SAP

David J. Copley, CPA Ernst & Young

Randy A. Platt, C.A.-RCFE Vice Chair Care Partners At Home & Global Transitional Care Medical Group Stuart M. Moss, MBA Secretary Keystone Capital Markets, Inc. Don Lewis Treasurer Jaya Apparel Group, LLC Board of Directors Dick Atnip Atnip Co., Inc. Mark J. Austin, Esq. Rutan & Tucker

Lynn Daucher California Department of Aging Jonathan S. Hill, CPA, CGMA Experis Mark Miller, M.D., FACP, FACC Anaheim Regional Medical Center Larry Schultz, CPA Hein & Associates Emeritus Member Kenneth E. Bell, M.D. Dr. Ken Bell & Associates

Holly Hagler, President & CEO of SeniorServ with Lynn Daucher, recipient of 2017 Senior Care Hero Humanitarian Award




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MARCH 26, 2018


Share Our Selves (SOS) FUNDRAISING EVENTS 25th Annual Wild & Crazy Taco Night April 12, 2018 – 1550 Superior Avenue, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 28th Annual Celebrity Chef Dinner October 5, 2018 – Paséa Hotel & Spa, 21080 Pacific Coast Hwy, Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Sleep Out on Superior November 15 & 16, 2018 – 1550 Superior Avenue, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Address: 1550 Superior Avenue, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Phone: 949-270-2100 Fax: 949-515-5804 Website: www.shareourselves.org Top Executive: Karen L. McGlinn, CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1970

MISSION STATEMENT We are servants who provide care and assistance to those in need and act as advocates for systemic change.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES At SOS, we pride ourselves on our wonderful corps of volunteers. Because of their dedication and commitment, we are able to provide high-quality and expansive services, while keeping our costs low. We welcome you to join the team – you can make a difference! Contact Julie Neja at 949-270-2113 or [email protected] for more information. Here’s how you can help: u Hold a food or hygiene item drive in your office u Volunteer in the SOS Food Pantry u Volunteer at Wild & Crazy Taco Night on April 12 u Volunteer for our Back to School Program in August u Volunteer at Celebrity Chef Dinner – October or November u Volunteer for our Adopt A Family Program in November and December

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES SOS programs depend on the generosity of the community to continue serving those in need. Here are ways you can support our social services:

SERVICE AREA We serve all of Orange County with service centers providing health care and social services conveniently located in Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Santa Ana and Lake Forest.

SHARE OUR SELVES FUND This fund represents unrestricted donations that are used to support all of the SOS health care and social services we offer, including homeless services, behavioral health counseling, emergency financial assistance, case management, and more.

FAST FACTS

FOOD PANTRY We provide over 235 bags of groceries each day to low-income, elderly and homeless families and individuals in the Orange County community.

What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 4 stars What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 85% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? We increased access to our health care and social services by expanding our locations to communities of highest need, allowing our low-income and homeless neighbors to get the right treatment at the right place at the right time.

BACK TO SCHOOL PROGRAM For over 20 years, SOS has provided backpacks filled with school supplies to children grades K through 12 in the Orange County community. Our distribution includes students from low-income families, students in shelters, special needs programs, teachers, and local school districts. FIRST IN FAMILY COLLEGE READINESS PROGRAM Every spring, SOS provides assistance to graduating high school seniors from low-income families who will be the first in their families to attend college. The goal is to send participants to college with the tools, knowledge and skills needed to realize their academic goals. ADOPT A FAMILY PROGRAM Since 1970, SOS has been linking generous community members with families in need of extra support during the holidays. Families are referred to SOS by Santa Ana and Costa Mesa schools and organizations.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dr. Gwyn Parry Chair Community Health, Hoag Ernest Klatte, III Klatte, Budensiek & Young-Agriesti, LLP Sue Epstein Philanthropist Michelle Castaneda Community Member

Marc Harper West Development, LLC Ski Harrison Philanthropist Larry Kugelman Philanthropist Dr. David Snow University of California, Irvine John Yoo Reyes Holdings

Rosario Galeas Community Member

From left: SOS Foundation Board Member Thomas E. Larkin, SOS Chief Development Officer Jay Donoghue, and SOS Board Member Will Klatte enjoy the reception at the 2017 Celebrity Chef Dinner at Paséa Hotel and Spa in Huntington Beach.




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MARCH 26, 2018


South County Outreach FUNDRAISING EVENTS Empty Bowls April 17, 2018 – El Niguel Country Club, Laguna Niguel Empty Bowls is an international event to fight hunger hosted on a community level with support from local artisans, chefs, businesses, groups and individuals. The sixth annual Empty Bowls event will feature a unique soup tasting from 14 local chefs. Each guest will leave with a handmade ceramic bowl to serve as a reminder of those whose bowls are truly empty.

Address: 7 Whatney, Suite B, Irvine, CA 92618 Phone: 949-380-8144 Fax: 949-380-3798 Website: www.sco-oc.org

Festival of Trees There’s no place like home for the holidays, but many Orange County families will spend the holiday homeless and hungry. Brilliantly decorated trees are displayed and auctioned to benefit South County Outreach, because without a home…there is no place for a Christmas tree. Trees are sponsored and decorated by local businessess and corporations.

Top Executive: Lära Fisher, CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1989

MISSION STATEMENT Preventing hunger and homelessness by helping people help themselves.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Volunteers are crucial to South County Outreach services. Volunteers work the front desk completing registration, in the food pantry stocking shelves and assisting clients, and picking up and delivering food. Other volunteer opportunities include clerical support, client follow-up, instruction in the Computer Learning Lab, cashier/merchandise assistance at the Upscale Resale Thrift Store, community food drives, program committees, board membership and help at a variety of community events. Internships, student community service hours, and opportunities for corporate volunteer groups are also available.


Our Vision: End Hunger. House Hope.


FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 89% of total revenue goes back to programs. What was your greatest community impact in 2017? Five-year impact: u Prevented homelessness for 2,400 residents u Provided housing to 148 homeless families u Reduced hunger by distributing 4,526,461 pounds of food to 36,216 residents u Provided computer training to 2,673 students

Help us ensure that no one in Orange County remains hungry or homeless. Without the support of individuals, businesses, faith communities, schools, cities, service clubs and community organizations, South County Outreach could not restore confidence and provide hope to those in crisis. Programs to support: General Operating Fund, Housing for Homeless Families, Homeless Prevention/Rental Assistance, Food Pantry, Holiday Adopt-A-Family, Computer Learning Center u Monetary Gifts u Online Virtual Food Drive u Re-occurring monthly donations u Event Partnerships – Empty Bowls, Festival of Trees, Back to School night, Volunteer Luncheon, Toy Store u Workplace/Matching grants u Stock Donations u Cars, Boats, RV Donations u Recognize a milestone – memorial, birthday, anniversary u Name South County Outreach in your will u Adopt-A-Condo – The housing program provides six to nine months of subsidized housing in 17 South County Outreach-owned condominiums. Many of the condos are 35 years old and are in need of renovation. You can help South County Outreach renovate and maintain safe, secure homes for homeless families working toward self-sufficiency. u Gently used items for resale at Upscale Resale u Food items – perishable, nonperishable food items, grocery cards, homegrown produce – wholesale food or neighborhood food drives

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Kerry Franich President Severson and Werson Cheryl Flohr Secretary Parker Aerospace Robert Ming Treasurer Quadrant Law Group Debby Thrailkill Past President Retired Lära Fisher CEO South County Outreach Matthew Conrad Conrad LLC Brian Farrell Banc of California Frank Hathaway Retired

Tom Koutroulis OC Waste & Recycling Lori Mazan Leading from Center Inc. Andrew Morrow Savills-Studley Christiana Parsons cabi, California Brandon Stillman Canterbury Consulting Mike Thompson UBS - The Thompson/Katzaroff Financial Group Danielle Vasquez Sunwest Bank Ted Wells Ted Wells Living: Simple LLC

South County Outreach CEO Lära Fisher stands with Festival of Trees tree auction winners at the fourth annual Festival of Trees fundraiser on December 1, 2017. Funds raised at Festival of Trees house homeless families in Orange County.




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MARCH 26, 2018


Southern California Hospice Foundation FUNDRAISING EVENTS Address: 3200 Park Center Drive, Suite 1250, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone: 877-661-0087 Fax: 714-557-4439 Website: www.socalhospicefoundation.org Top Executive: Michelle Wulfestieg, Executive Director Email: [email protected]

Life.Links.Love Annual Golf Tournament April 18, 2018 Our annual golf tournament at Pelican Hill Golf Club features an 18-hole tournament, putting contest, 19th hole happy hour and a sit-down dinner with a live auction, raffles and golf awards. Phil Braybrooks Memorial Car Show May 20, 2018 The Phil Braybrooks Memorial Car Show at J&M Speed Center in Riverside is held in honor of Phil Braybrooks, a hot rod enthusiast who benefited from hospice care. This annual car show has become one of the largest car shows in Southern California, featuring music, food, games, and raffle prizes.

Established in 2002 Wine Soiree Spectacular September 8, 2018 Our Annual Wine Soirée Spectacular at the Marconi Automotive Museum features a wide variety of wines, delicious food, an amazing silent auction, and the “Start Your Own Cellar” raffle where you can win 50 bottles of wine.

MISSION STATEMENT The Southern California Hospice Foundation’s mission is to deliver a breadth of resources to caregivers, families and patients who are confronting the final stages of life.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Helping Hands Hospice Guild – Be a part of our volunteer group, supporting the work of SCHF through special projects. Angel Ambassador Hospice Volunteer – Help coordinate special requests such as a delivering a care packages, planning a last birthday celebration or arranging for a trip to Disneyland.

SERVICE AREA

Advisory Council – Provide leadership expertise and help enhance the way dying people live.

Southern California Foundation Helper – Assist with events such as fundraisers, bereavement workshops and outreach efforts.

FAST FACTS



Individual Contributions – Contribute one time or monthly online. Or if you would like to make a donation in honor of a loved one or on behalf of an organization, your generous gift will be used to enhance the quality of life for real people in our local area.

What was your greatest community impact in 2017? In 2017, we served 295 terminally ill patients with needs that reach beyond the scope of what the hospice benefit covers, such as food, transportation, and granting final wishes. Our hospice guild created 1,000 “Bags of Love,” which were distributed to newly admitted hospice patients, and we hosted seven bereavement workshops in the community.

Legacy Giving – Create a legacy with a long-term gift to SCHF through wills and living trusts or beneficiary designations. Corporate Giving – Contribute through a partnership with SCHF that is aligned with your company’s philanthropic goals and corporate culture. Event Sponsorship – Every level of sponsorship of our signature fundraising events, from title sponsor to purchasing tickets, allows us to fulfill needs and wishes of patients receiving hospice care, educate about end-of-life issues, and support our amazing caregivers.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Michael Uranga Post Acute Continuum, Inc.

Daniel Han, ETA CPP Agapay

Shaun Moss, RN Companion Management Group

Michelle Highberg, CFRE Veterans Legal Institute

Jim Denver First Republic Bank

John Hornburg Philanthropist

Matt Didier CBRE

Sue Kelly, RN Hoag Hospital

Alfonso Galvez United Agencies, Inc.

Sheila Kirkpatrick Outreach Care Network

Sandy Sligar SMS Fabrications, Inc.

Steve Lazarian CityWorks Management

HOSPICE ADVISORY COUNCIL

Vana Surmanian Philanthropist

Bruce A. Lazenby Rose Hills Memorial Park and Mortuary

Lauren Venuto Synoptek

Rhonda L. Ducote Apriem Advisors

Kay Walker Philanthropist

SCHF Board President Michael Uranga with his foursome at the 10th annual Life.Links.Love Golf Tournament at Pelican Hills Golf Club.




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SPIN (Serving People In Need) FUNDRAISING EVENTS Annual Dinner October 5, 2018 – Newport Beach Country Club OCCF Help Them Home Giving Day April 26, 2018 Address: 151 Kalmus Drive, H-2, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone: 714-751-1101 Fax: 714-751-3332 Website: www.spinoc.org Top Executive: Jean Wegener, Executive Director Email: [email protected] Established in 1989

MISSION STATEMENT To restore Orange County’s homeless and low-income families in crisis to housing and permanent selfsufficiency.

Giving Program: support SPIN’s programs through a monthly or annual gift Grants: foundation, corporate and individual grants provide necessary program support

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES SPIN welcomes individual members of the community, corporate groups, schools, youth groups, clubs, etc. Volunteer opportunities include: u Donate canned goods for SPIN’s pantry u Teach a life skills workshop u Prepare welcome baskets for families moving into housing u Prepare and/or distribute meals to the homeless


GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Corporate Giving: Engage your business to help improve the community in which they work and live Employee Giving: Learn about your employer’s matching gift program Donate online at spinoc.org Sponsor an Event: Become a sponsor or underwriter of a SPIN event benefitting SPIN’s families Legacy Program: Remember SPIN in your long-term giving or estate planning

FAST FACTS What is your Guidestar Rating? Platinum What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 92% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? u Housed 152 homeless families (192 adults and 324 children) u 92% of the families housed remain housed today u Invited to be the housing partner with the Melinda Hoag Smith Center for Healthy Living

GOALS FOR 2018 u u

Increase the number of homeless families housed Increase collaboration/partnerships to end family homelessness in Orange County

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Sharad Bansal PIMCO

Rachel Owens Tri-Circle Financial Strategies

Richard F. Crawford Crawford Custom Homes

Kenneth A. Ryder Garrett Stiepel Ryder LLP

Al DeGrassi Pacific Premier Bank

Curtis R. Sheetz Total Environmental Management, Inc.

Michael DuBruyne Former Client Melanie Fitch Irrelevant Week Charlie Granville Granville Executive Consulting Joe Heffington Golden State Foods Scott Lieberman Finlayson Toffer Roosevelt & Lilly LLP Jacqueline Luther Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP

Mary Lou Shattuck Philanthropist Danni Remington Smithson Pacific Western Bank Joyce Takeda Water Techniques Christine Weiner Christine C. Weiner, A Professional Law Corporation

Florence and Keith Smith, major SPIN benefactors at the Annual Dinner.




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Susan G. Komen® Orange County FUNDRAISING EVENTS Pink Tie Ball May 12, 2018 – Paséa Hotel and Spa, Huntington Beach Address: 2817 McGaw Avenue, Irvine, CA 92614 Phone: 714-957-9157 Fax: 714-957-9155 Website: www.komenoc.org Top Executive: Lisa Wolter, Executive Director Email: [email protected] Established in 1991

MISSION STATEMENT Save lives by meeting the most critical breast health needs in our communities and investing in breakthrough research to prevent and cure breast cancer.

Komen Orange County Race for the Cure September 23, 2018 – Fashion Island, Newport Beach starting at Pacific Life Insurance Company

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Hat & Wig Salon: Help women during treatment pick out free wigs, hats and scarves Pink Tie Ball: Get involved with décor, gather auction items, help the evening of the event Race for the Cure: Make the day special in the Survivor Hospitality Tent, on the route, and handing out food and beverages in the Health Expo on September 23, 2018 Community Events and Speakers’ Bureau: We will train you to provide breast health information at health fairs and outreach events. Multilingual-volunteers are especially helpful Office Administration: Answer phones and assist with administrative tasks in the Affiliate’s office


GIVING OPPORTUNITIES FAST FACTS What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 3 stars What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 76% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? u Reached 102,050 women with breast health education u Provided 24,405 clinical breast exams and mammograms u Funded 311 diagnostic procedures for women with suspicious breast issues u Detected breast cancers and enrolled women into treatment

The generosity of donors is essential to continue local efforts to help breast cancer patients today and to invest in the health of future generations. Donors may invest in: u Mammograms for uninsured women u Gifts in Memory or Honor of individuals who have faced breast cancer u Race for the Cure teams and individual participants u Sponsorship of the breast health and survivorship events u Matching gifts from corporations and employers u Challenge gifts to increase annual giving u Monthly giving as a sustaining donor u Restricted gifts to breast cancer research u Planned gifts through estate planning

Underwritten by:

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Gretchen Valentine President RSM US LLP

Dr. DeVera Heard, Ed.D. National Council of 100 Black Women

Karin Wheeler Treasurer Community volunteer, breast cancer survivor, CPA (former)

January Lopez, MD Hoag Hospital

Regino Diaz Secretary Bank of America Elizabeth Chao, M.D., FACMG University of California, Irvine, School of Medicine Craig C. Glorioso Greenberg Traurig LLP Lisa E. Guerra, M.D. Breastlink

Doug McKay United Way Lisa Sparks, Ph.D. Chapman University Joseph N. Stein Simply Innovate Carrie Strom Allergan Carrie Swanson Boeing Susan G. Komen Orange County Pink Tie Guys (from left) support the 2017 Pink Tie Ball: John Stratman Jr., Kaiser Permanente Senior Public Affairs and Brand Communications; John Miller, President, Swisher International; Steve Churm, FivePoint Chief Communications Officer; and Scott Sherman, Ingram Micro Executive Vice President, Human Resources. New “Pink Tie” honoree community leaders are introduced each year at the gala.




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MARCH 26, 2018


TACA FUNDRAISING EVENTS 14th Annual TACA Family Picnic June 3, 2018 – Oak Canyon, Orange, CA Address: 2222 Martin Street, Suite 140, Irvine, CA 92612 Phone: 949-640-4401 Fax: 949-640-4424 Website: www.tacanow.org Top Executive: Lisa Ackerman, Executive Director Email: [email protected] Established in 2000

Huntington Beach Police Officers Association Annual Golf Tournament Beneficiary August 13, 2018 – Huntington Beach, CA National TACA Autism Conference October 19-21, 2018 – OC Hilton, Costa Mesa, CA 12th Annual Ante up for Autism October 27, 2018 – Waterfront Resort, Huntington Beach, CA


MISSION STATEMENT Talk About Curing Autism (TACA) is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to educating, empowering and supporting families affected by autism.

SERVICE AREA U.S. with headquarters in Orange County, CA

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Join one of TACA’s Fundraising Committees Become a TACA Ambassador Volunteer at a Family Event


u Donate online at www.tacanow.org u Attend or Sponsor our Ante Up for Autism Gala – www.anteupforautism.org u Have your company go “Casual for a Cause” and participate in Jeans Day u Donate your product or service u Include us in your estate plan u Create an in honor of or birthday fundraiser on Facebook: www.facebook.com/talkaboutcuringautism

Donate to TACA at www.tacanow.org

FAST FACTS What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 3 stars What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 75% of revenue towards programs helping families What was your greatest community impact in 2017? Serving the most families in our history, impacting almost 55,000. TACA’s amazing staff and volunteers responded to 45,657 support calls and emails and increased program delivery by 38% over 2016.

GOALS FOR 2018 u

Provide Real Help Now to our community by holding more than 600 free chapter education and family events including meetings, seminars, conferences, and coffee talks; over 150 events to be held in Orange County, CA u In alignment with our three-year strategic plan we want to grow to helping over 100,000 families by the end of 2020. u Increase collaboration between TACA and corporate partners with the goal of spreading autism awareness and education to better support their employees who are affected by autism.

Underwritten by:

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Glen Ackerman Consultant Lisa Ackerman TACA Keith Banning Morgan Stanley Dan Carney Midwest Insurance Erick Kreidler KRE Consulting Elizabeth McCoy Elizabeth McCoy, Esq. Patrick McIlvain TOCA Robby Saggu Corient Capital Partners Kim Yang-Uk Rexmax

The TACA Board would like to thank our amazing staff and almost 1,000 volunteers for helping deliver our mission.




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MARCH 26, 2018


Team Kids VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Address: 15375 Barranca Pkwy., Suite E-103 Irvine, CA 92618 Phone: 949-861-4887 Website: www.teamkids.org Top Executive: Julie Hudash, Founder & CEO Email: [email protected]

u Share your expertise, life experiences and leadership lessons with our youngest community leaders u Offer professional skills, such as website design, video production, event planning and others u Serve on Team Kids’ event committee to help raise awareness and support for program expansion

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES u

Established in 2001

MISSION STATEMENT The Team Kids Mission is to empower our kids to change the world.

Sponsor a six-week Team Kids Challenge Program in a school and engage your employees as powerful mentors to empower our next generation u Invest in Team Kids and inspire our communities’ youngest citizens to help others and receive a lifetime return on your investment

SERVICE AREA California: u Compton u Costa Mesa u Fullerton u Irvine u Long Beach u Newport Beach u Palos Verdes u Palos Verdes Estates

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Placentia Rancho Santa Margarita Torrance Tustin

National: u Arlington, VA u New York City, NY

GOALS FOR 2018

u Empower 30,000 elementary student leaders to address critical issues in their Orange County communities u Build and strengthen positive, trusting relationships between students, police officers and firefighters at an early age u Secure a corporate sponsor/partner for each of our Team Kids Challenge Schools u Develop and launch partnership with UCI as national replication model u Successfully launch the Team Kids Challenge in NYC with NYPD and FDNY


Underwritten by:

What was your greatest community impact in 2017? Expanded our flagship Team Kids Program to mobilize 25,000+ student leaders, entrepreneurs and philanthropists through our flagship six-week Team Kids Challenge Program.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Melinda Beckett-Maines American Association of Critical Care Nurses Ellen Burke California State University, Fullerton Joe Burke First Team Real Estate John DeCero Mechanics Bank Craig Elliott Philanthropist Julia Engen Irvine Police Department Megan Gess Troutman Sanders Charles Glorioso Macquarie Group (New York) Scott Hansen Viking Law Gillian Hayes University California, Irvine Nester Herrera Remax Premier Realty MIchelle Hodges Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, LLP

Susan Holt Irvine Unified School District Daniel Horgan Mentor National (New York) Ken Horner Irvine Unified School District (ret.) Donna Kelly Lennar Bethany LaFlan Alchemist Capital Daniel Lubeck Solis Capital Partners Greg McKeown Orange County Fire Authority Blythe Persinger Starbucks Sean Phillips Wells Fargo Christine Schaubach Philanthropist (Arlington, VA) Karl Tokita Cancer Center of Irvine Julie Hudash Team Kids

Mechanics Bank CEO John DeCero and Team Kids CEO Julie Hudash celebrate a generous gift from Mechanics Bank to underwrite The Team Kids Challenge at an OC Title I elementary school. John DeCero serves as a powerful leader on the Team Kids Board of Directors.




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MARCH 26, 2018


The Orange Catholic Foundation FUNDRAISING EVENTS Address: 13280 Chapman Avenue, Garden Grove, CA 92840 Phone: 714-282-3021 Fax: 714-282-3136 Website: www.OrangeCatholicFoundation.org Top Executive: Cynthia Bobruk, Executive Director Email: [email protected] Established in 2000

MISSION STATEMENT We are an autonomous, pious foundation that works in collaboration with members of our Diocese of Orange to raise, manage, grow and grant funds supporting all aspects of the Catholic faith following each donor’s intent.

u Conference on Business & Ethics u Sponsor our Students (online donations) u Pastoral Services Appeal (PSA)

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES u Conference on Business & Ethics u Christ Cathedral Capital Campaign u Endowments and Funds u Legacy and Asset Giving u Our Lady of La Vang Shrine Project u Pastoral Services Appeal u Light of Christ Legacy Society u Heavenly Lights

GOALS FOR 2018 SERVICE AREA We are a charitable corporation that exists to benefit the Diocese of Orange by supporting ministries that feed and clothe the poor, educate our youth, advance religious vocations, help parishes and schools renovate and repair facilities, and give our aging priests added confidence for a dignified retirement.

u Complete the fundraising goals for the Christ Cathedral worship space u Raise funds and grow endowments to support Catholic schools u Work in collaboration with our donors throughout the diocese to support

their philanthropic goals

FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 96% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? The net revenue from our 2017 Conference on Business & Ethics was enough to provide Catholic elementary school tuition assistance to more than 250 families in Orange County. Underwritten by:

Individually and collectively, our Board of Directors provide advice and counsel that spark meaningful initiatives that have a long-lasting impact on our community.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Alan Arnold Arnold Consulting Rand Sperry SVN Equities and SVN Asset Management Fernando Jimenez RJI CPAs Don Hunsberger Hunsberger Law Offices

David Boynton New York Life Insurance Co./Eagle Strategies, LLC Jacqueline Brady Philanthropist Suzanne Cameron Philanthropist Jacqueline DuPont Irvine Cottages

Most Reverend Kevin W. Vann, JCD, DD Diocese of Orange

Steven Grant Hidden Villa Ranch

Robert Anderson Birtcher Anderson Properties

Sister Katherine Gray, CSJ Diocese of Orange

Ryan Kerrigan Kerrigan Advisors, Inc.

Susan Strader Philanthropist

Stephen Muzzy MF Partners LLC

Andrew Talley Talley & Company, AC and Talley Law Group, LLP

Vincent Nguyen, DO Philanthropist Father Jim Ries Diocese of Orange Father Steve Sallot Diocese of Orange Douglas Stephen AgFast Corp. and Step’n Components, LLC

Michael Treska Latham and Watkins, LLP Monsignor John Urell Diocese of Orange Cynthia Bobruk Orange Catholic Foundation




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MARCH 26, 2018


The Wooden Floor Address: 1810 North Main Street, Santa Ana, CA 92706 Phone: 714-541-8314 ext. 140 Fax: 714-541-2150 Website: TheWoodenFloor.org Top Executive: Dawn S. Reese, CEO Email: [email protected]

FUNDRAISING EVENTS 6th Step Beyond Annual Breakfast® April 26, 2018 Gather to celebrate The Wooden Floor’s 14th consecutive graduating class on track to have a 100 percent college enrollment rate and support our college and career readiness programs. 35th Annual Concert: Unifying Catalysts May 31 – June 2, 2018 Be inspired by The Wooden Floor’s young dancers as they perform new works co-created with leading contemporary dance choreographers in celebration of the organization’s 35th Anniversary.

Established in 1983

ABOUT Founded in 1983, The Wooden Floor is one of the foremost creative youth development nonprofit organizations in the country. We transform the lives of young people in low-income communities through the power of dance and access to higher education. In Orange County and through national licensed partners, we use a long-term approach grounded in exploratory dance education to foster the confidence and gifts within each child to innovate, communicate, and collaborate – skills necessary for success in school and in life. 100 percent of students who graduate from The Wooden Floor immediately enroll in higher education. Our students become change agents and beacons of hope within their own families, their neighborhoods, our community, and our world.

Co-Creation Lab July 19-21, 2018 Experience the premiere of a powerful collaboration between dancers of The Wooden Floor and the contemporary dance company, David Dorfman Dance, in an intimate black-box environment. 12th Annual Keep the Promise Wine Tasting Benefit™ September 13, 2018 Sample highly-rated wines from around the world while helping to keep the promise made to each of The Wooden Floor’s students: from here, you can step anywhere. 3650 New Student Reception October 29, 2018 Join us to welcome our newest students for day one of their transformative 10-year (3650-day) journeys at The Wooden Floor. More details at TheWoodenFloor.org/Events

SERVICE AREA


From its main campus, and its soon-to-open second location in Santa Ana, The Wooden Floor serves 475 under-served youth with year-round dance education, academic tutoring, college and career readiness, and family services programs and an additional 3,000 lowincome elementary school students countywide through community engagement. Sequential and integrated programming serves each child up to 10 years – from third grade to college, helping us keep the promise we make to each student: from here, you can step anywhere.

CLASS PARTNER – Underwrite college and career readiness services and college scholarship programs for a graduating class of students. DANCE PARTNER – Be paired with a specific student to provide encouragement and underwrite their year-round participation at The Wooden Floor. NEIGHBORS – Inspire The Wooden Floor’s youth to succeed with sustaining monthly or annual gifts, which provide support our students can count on.

FAST FACTS

GOALS FOR 2018

Please contact Keegan M. Bell at [email protected] or 714-541-8314 ext. 140 for more information.

What was your greatest community impact in 2017? In 2017, The Wooden Floor increased the number of year-round students it serves by 20 percent in anticipation of opening its second location.

u Implement “connected campus” model with two campus locations. u Serve 50% growth in middle-school student body to maintain their path

to higher education.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Arthur Ong* Chairman PIMCO James A. Driscoll* Immediate Past Chairman Philanthropist Saar Swartzon* Vice Chairman Cohn & Swartzon, a Professional Law Corporation Judith F. Posnikoff, Ph.D.* Treasurer Pacific Alternative Asset Management Company, LLC Epiphany Owen* Secretary Best Best & Krieger, LLP Theresa Allen First Republic Private Wealth Management

Sasha Ayloush Hydraflow

Catherine M. MacIver Philanthropist

Falon Baltzell, MFA The Wooden Floor

Yvonne R. O’Neill* O’Neill Financial Management

Joseph Chatelle Mercer

Alix Portillo Alumni Representative Opus Bank

Gilbert R. Cisneros The Gilbert & Jacki Cisneros Foundation Michelle Dean Philanthropist Evangelina Gonzalez Parent Representative Philanthropist Bryan Green Edward Jones Jeremy Krout Environmental Planning Development Solutions, Inc.

Dawn S. Reese, CFRE The Wooden Floor

BOARD EMERITI Joan Beall Philanthropist Beth A. Burns Founder of The Wooden Floor Sharon Hartshorn Philanthropist Richard C. Hunsaker Hunsaker Management

Mary E. Tolar American Funds/Capital Group Companies, Inc.

Virginia Hunsaker Philanthropist

Ernesto M. Vasquez, FAIA, NCARB SVA Architects, Inc.

Damien M. Jordan* American Funds/Capital Group Companies, Inc. (ret.) Yvonne M. Jordan Philanthropist Socorro Vasquez Philanthropist *Executive Committee Members




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MARCH 26, 2018


Think Together FUNDRAISING EVENTS Think Together’s annual fundraising event RAISE A HAND is happening April 26, 2018 in Irvine. Interact with current students and experience what it’s like to be in a Think Together program. Celebrate Champions of Change and Faces of the Future award recipients. Help Think Together raise the funding necessary to equip students with the tools they need to succeed. LINE UP WITH STUDENTS. RAISE A HAND FOR CHANGE. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit thinktogether.org/raiseahand.

Address: 2101 E. Fourth Street, Suite 200B Santa Ana, CA 92705 Phone: 714-543-3807 Fax: 714-543-3852 Website: www.thinktogether.org Top Executive: Randy Barth, Founder & CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1997

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES As a Think Together volunteer, you can assist at a program site, tutor students, coach sports or provide career mentorship. Corporate teams can help refurbish books for our students or host a group fundraiser to help support programs. Think Together also has board and committee service opportunities for individuals who are interested in contributing to the growth and sustainability of the organization. To register for a volunteer opportunity, please visit thinktogether.org/volunteer.

MISSION STATEMENT Think Together partners with schools to change the odds for kids.


SERVICE AREA

Think Together depends on the philanthropic support of individuals and companies to fill the gap between state/federal funding and the cost of providing programs and services to low-income communities. Corporate and foundation partnerships give us the ability to pilot innovative education practices that are leveraged and scaled throughout the organization.

Education

FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 90% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? Think Together served 40,000 students in Orange County and over 150,000 students statewide. Expanded learning programs equip students with the academic knowledge and social emotional skills to reach critical college and career readiness benchmarks.

GOALS FOR 2018 u u u

Engage new community support for programs and services Strengthen program quality through data reflection and school partnerships Expand educational leadership to more broadly impact educational excellence and equity in California

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Darrel Anderson Knott Anderson Enterprises

Sangeeth Peruri Voter Circle

Doug Antone Networks in Motion

Marti Remmell Philanthropist

Leona Aronoff-Sadacca Aronoff Capital

Steve Robertson True Capital Management, LLC

Randy Barth Think Together

Ken Salgado PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP

Steve Bilt OneSmile, LLC

Bernie Salvatore Orora Packaging Solutions

Eric Boden HireRight

Earl Slee Medtronic Neurovascular

Mary Lynn Coffee Nossaman, LLP

Bill Tamblyn SpaceTime Insight

Glenn Howard Law Offices of Glenn A. Howard

Dawn Trautman Pacific Life Insurance

Fran Inman Majestic Reality Co.

Julie Vennewitz-Pierce PayPal Gives

John Lee PIMCO

Jeff Wahba Farmer Brothers

Paolo Leon MVE + Partners, Inc.

Dan Young Camino Enterprises

Think Together’s Board of Directors brings their expertise and vision to changing the odds for students in California.




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Tilly’s Life Center FUNDRAISING EVENTS 11th Annual Tillys Charity Golf Tournament April 23, 2018 – Mission Viejo County Club Address: 200 Spectrum Center Drive, Suite 300 Irvine, CA 92618 Phone: 714-642-4350 Website: www.tillyslifecenter.org

22nd Annual Stars & Stripes Tournament June 28 - July 1, 2018 – Los Cabos, Mexico Fourth Annual I Am Giving Gala October 13, 2018 – The Yost Theater, Santa Ana

Top Executive: Monica Utley, Executive Director Email: [email protected]


Established in 2012

MISSION STATEMENT Tilly’s Life Center (TLC) is a youth-focused, 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable foundation aimed at empowering all teens with a positive mindset and enabling them to effectively cope with crisis, adversity and tough decisions. Our mission is to inspire today’s youth to reach their full potential as productive, kind, happy, and responsible individuals. The Tilly’s Life Center (TLC) program empowers teens by teaching life skills that build confidence, inspire compassion, and encourages them to set goals, continue their education, build a future career and pursue their dreams. Using experiential learning, including journal writing, open discussions, and activities, our classes promote self-discovery and cover relevant topics in a safe and caring environment.

SERVICE AREA Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego counties

FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 84% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? In 2017, Tilly’s Life Center served more than 1,100 teens in 10 local high schools; and 14 after-school programs, shelters, juvenile halls and hospitals.

Tilly’s Life Center has many ways for people to become involved in rewarding volunteer opportunities. We have a variety of events throughout the year that involve not only our teens, but also the community. If you are interested in helping an event come to life (i.e. planning, collecting donations and sponsorships, etc.), work well with crowds, are flexible with tasks, enjoy volunteering for a good cause, want to learn more about our amazing work, and are open to many other fun adventures – please reach out to us! We would love to meet you.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Through the generous support of our local community and businesses, Tilly’s Life Center is able to have a positive impact on teens in Southern California in schools, after-school programs, and juvenile halls and hospitals. For $1,000, you can support one student through our curriculum for the entire school year. (36 weeks) General Giving Opportunities: u For $25, you can support students going through graduation of our program u For $66, you can support one student with the textbooks needed for the program u For $330, you can support 15 students with textbooks needed for 12 weeks of our program Other Giving Opportunities: “I Am Reinforcing” – Sponsor Tilly’s Life Center u $100K – Program Development u $50K – LA/OC/SD Expansion u $25K – Local Program Outreach “I Am Exhilarating” – Sponsor Multiple Programs $30K – Two 36-Week Programs

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“I Am Inspiring” – Sponsor A Program $15K – One 36-Week Program

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“I Am Encouraging” – Sponsor A Teen $1K – One 36-Week Program for One Student

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Tilly Levine President Tillys Clothing Chain Tim Fox Chair OUTFRONT Media Dr. Adrienne Matros Co-Vice Chair Philanthropist AJ Sexton Co-Vice Chair BioLargo Inc. and Sexton Equities Mark Burkhart Treasurer Burkhart Brother’s Construction Inc. Joone Lopez Secretary Moulton Niguel Water District Julius Argumedo C1P Solutions Michelle Brough Brandes Investment Partners LP

Dr. Tod Burnett Brandman University

Advisory Committee Members

Dennis Calvert Biolargo Inc.

Dr. Krista Driver Mariposa Women & Family Center

Thomas Doyle WD Land

Bob Hurley Hurley

Daniel Kasidi Nyaggah Rastaclat Angela Johnston Merrill Lynch

Jeff Montejano Building Industry Association of Southern California Dr. Mandy Mount UC Irvine Campus Assault Resources and Education Dr. Leonard Sender Hyundai Cancer Institute CHOC Childrens, Chan Soon Shiong Institute of Medicine, and Nantkwest Kara Trebs Sunwest Bank Jorge Ververa 60th Place Solutions Tilly’s Life Center board members and supporters enjoying TLC’s I Am Giving Gala.




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UCP of Orange County FUNDRAISING EVENTS Life Without Limits Annual Gala Saturday, May 5, 2018 – Fashion Island Hotel, Newport Beach For more information, please visit www.ucpoc.org/gala.

Address: 980 Roosevelt, Suite 100, Irvine, CA 92620 Phone: 949-333-6400 Fax: 949-333-6440 Website: www.ucpoc.org Top Executive: Ramin Baschshi, M.D., President & CEO Email: [email protected]

Autumn Golf Classic Monday, October 22, 2018 – Pelican Hill Golf Club, Newport Beach For more information, please visit www.ucpoc.org/golf.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES UCP-OC offers an array of volunteer opportunities including supporting special events, recreation programs or assisting in our pediatric therapy center. Some opportunities require training, while others are short-term and simply benefit from helping hands. To learn more about UCP-OC volunteer opportunities, please visit www.ucpoc.org/volunteer.

Established in 1953

MISSION STATEMENT


The mission of UCP of Orange County (UCP-OC) is to help children with disabilities reach their full potential and improve the quality of life for their families.

Make a difference in the lives of children with disabilities and their families in your community. There are many ways to give to UCP of Orange County. Whether you are an individual donor, are interested in planned giving or want to explore additional ways to give, your support is generous, appreciated and truly makes a difference in a child’s life and the life of their entire family. To learn more or to make a gift, please visit www.ucpoc.org/donate or contact the Director of Development, Elizabeth Beas, at 949-333-6452.


GOALS FOR 2018 u Engage community in philanthropic endeavors to improve the lives of children with disabilities. u Reduce the waitlist for our services. There are currently 300 children waiting for our life-changing

FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? In fiscal year 2017, 86% went back to the cause.

services. Celebrate our 65th year serving Orange County families. You can celebrate with us at the Annual Life Without Limits Gala on May 5, 2018.

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What was your greatest community impact in 2017? In 2017, UCP-OC provided an incredible 126,000 hours of direct service and care to 5,300 children and family members throughout Orange County, with nearly 100% of children reaching one or more goal in the last six months.

Underwritten by:

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bradley Barlow FPH Capital Partners

Michele Maryott Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher

Ramin Baschshi, M.D. President & CEO UCP of Orange County

Laura Meier Meier Law Firm

Bob Cluck Canterbury Consulting

Edward Mora Bank of the West Wealth Management

James Corbett CathWorks Ltd.

Chad Smith loanDepot

Kate Craft State Compensation Insurance Fund

Darren Thomas Irvine Company

Christopher Deason Voit Real Estate Services Kim Letch Ernst & Young, LLP Michael Marshall FPH Capital Partners

Gerry Tieri Advanced Imaging Services Jeannette Wistner KPMG, LLP Jeremy Zoch St. Joseph Hospital of Orange County loanDepot employees showing their support of UCP-OC at last year’s gala.




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MARCH 26, 2018


Waymakers (formerly Community Service Programs) FUNDRAISING EVENTS

Address: 1221 East Dyer Road, Suite 120 Santa Ana, CA 92705 Phone: 949-250-0488 Fax: 714-594-1908 Website: www.waymakersoc.org Top Executive: Ronnetta Johnson, Executive Director Email: [email protected] Established in 1972

MISSION STATEMENT Waymakers is committed to supporting individuals on their journeys and fostering lasting change and positive impact throughout Orange County.

SERVICE AREA

Swing for Kids Charity Golf Tournament May 17, 2018 – Oak Creek Golf Club, Irvine Benefiting Waymakers programs which shelter children, support victims, counsel families, resolve conflicts and educate communities. Light a Light of Love December 2, 2018 – Lighting of the Snowflakes on the Huntington Beach Pier A community holiday celebration to benefit Waymakers Huntington Beach Youth Shelter. Love Grows by Giving February 2019 – Wine & Food Tasting An evening featuring wine and food samples from local restaurants, silent and live auction in support of the Huntington Beach Youth Shelter.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Volunteers provide direct and support services for those we serve through our Youth Shelters, Dispute Resolution Services, Human Trafficking Victim Services, and Sexual Assault Victim Services. Volunteers are an important component of our success and demonstrate to our clients that there are individuals in the community who care about their well-being. Volunteer opportunities are available for individuals, civic groups, businesses and corporations. Go to the Waymakers website for more information.

Orange County

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 93% of every dollar provides clients with services and the support they need to have positive, long-term, and sustainable change in their lives. What was your greatest community impact in 2017? Waymakers helped more than 120,000 individuals to make choices which led to strength and stability. We did this by intervening during times of crisis, reunifying families and healing communities.

Underwritten by:

Waymakers relies on the support of generous individuals and corporations for support of our work. In addition to participation in annual fundraising events, we offer underwriting and sponsorship opportunities which bring notoriety to your organization. Additionally, we have the following opportunities to support our programs: Waymakers Tustin Youth Shelter Capital Campaign – contribute to the purchase of this home which provides a place of healing and hope to hundreds of children and their family members each year. Waymakers Adopt a Family Holiday Programs – donate in-kind or financial support for families who otherwise will be unable to have gifts for the holidays. United Way or Company Matching Gift Programs – designate Waymakers through your company donation programs. Estate and Planned Giving – include Waymakers in your legacy of generosity. Please contact Ronnetta Johnson at 949-250-0488 for these or other giving opportunities.

GOALS FOR 2018 u To purchase the Tustin Youth Shelter Facility in support of crisis residential services for youth. u Continue to enhance the agency’s capacity for support services during response to critical incidents

such as mass shootings. Expand resources available to meet the intensifying mental health needs of youth.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mark Larsen Board President Purus Wealth Management Jason Smallwood Board Vice President City National Bank Ann Stawicki Board Secretary Burnham Benefits Insurance Services Joe McCarthy Board Treasurer McCarthy Consulting Services Dr. Thomas Coad Philanthropist Donny Delfin Pacific Western Bank Jan Doyle Philanthropist

John Jory Radiation Protection & Specialties Gary Kubesh Wells Fargo Advisors Laurie Kuelpman Kuelpman Resources Barbara Steensland MAG-TROL Electrical Distributors Carol Stroup Law Offices of Carol A. Stroup Kris Thordarson K2 General Contractors Greg Tippin Newmark Knight Frank Abril Turner Experian

Board member Gary and Susie Kubesh at the eighth annual “Love Grows by Giving” Wine Tasting fundraiser at the Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort and Spa, which raised more than $128,000 to benefit Waymakers’ Huntington Beach Youth Shelter.




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WHW FUNDRAISING EVENTS

Address: 2803 McGaw Avenue, Irvine, CA 92614 Phone: 949-631-2333 Website: www.whw.org Top Executive: Janie Wolicki Best, CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1993

MISSION STATEMENT WHW provides the unemployed and underemployed the skills and resources they need to get and keep a good job. A good job is more than a paycheck. It is essential to creating a stable, safe and educated community.


WHW’s Annual Luncheon and Fashion Show Celebrating 25 Iconic Years of Empowering Employment Success April 7, 2018 WHW will gather with donors, supporters, volunteers and friends to celebrate 25 iconic years of Empowering Employment Success! With the beautiful setting of the Pacific Ocean at the new Pasea Hotel & Spa in Huntington Beach, the event will be an inspirational afternoon of Empowering Employment Success in the style and elegance of “old Hollywood!” The celebratory afternoon will include a robust silent auction, a gourmet luncheon, inspiring messages from WHW Job Seekers, an exciting live auction and a movie-themed fashion show featuring some very special fashions from WHW’s Deja New. We hope you will join us!

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES u Personal Stylist – Outfit local job seekers with professional clothing and accessories and help them to put their best foot forward in their job search. u Resume Coach – Provide mentoring to local job seekers to develop a resume that will make them a marketable candidate in the job market. u Retail Assistant – Assist shoppers in WHW’s Retail Store, Deja New and help keep the store clean and organized. u Donation Center Assistant – Accept, sort and organize donations of clothing and accessories in WHW’s Donation Center. u Clothing Drive – Collect professional and casual clothing and accessories in support of WHW’s mission and Job Seekers.

FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 93 cents of every dollar donated to WHW goes directly to our programs and services. What was your greatest community impact in 2017? In 2016-2017, 83% of WHW Job seekers were employed within three months, saving taxpayers $19.8 million in entitlement payments. A good job changes everything!

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES u Club259 – Join Club 259 and support the journey of a local Job Seeker for every $259 you donate. For more information, please visit whw.org/donations/club259. u WHW’s Next Level – Invest in the future of WHW and be part our Next Level Campaign with your financial support of our recent move to a new 16,000-square-foot facility in Irvine. For more information, please visit whw.org/donations/whw-next-level. u Apparel Donations – WHW Job Seekers depend on the generosity of clothing donors in the community to support their job search with donations of professional and casual clothing and accessories. For more information, please visit whw.org/donations.

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GOALS FOR 2018 u Empower every Orange County Job Seeker who wants a good job to find meaningful employment u Achieve an 80% placement rate of engaged WHW Job Seekers. u Stimulate the Orange County economy by increasing the standard of living and reducing

dependence on entitlement payments.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Kyle Rowen Board Chair California State University Susan Taylor Vice Chair College Hospital Karen Conlon Immediate Past Chair Sequoia Grove Consulting Christina Haupert Secretary Wells Fargo Pauline Francis Treasurer B2B CFO

Casey Mattos First Bank Mary Misloski UPS Sherri Wiseman Pacific Life Paul Diamond The Bascom Group Ben Burley Capital Group Beth Adkisson Vistage International Anne Marie Ellis Buchalter Lisa Clark Deloitte

WHW CEO Janie Best poses with $25,000 Next Level Sponsor, Pacific Life, at the recent VIP Grand Opening and Tour of WHW’s new facility in Irvine.




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WISEPlace, a community of housing and hope for women FUNDRAISING EVENTS

Address: 1411 N. Broadway, Santa Ana, CA 92706 Phone: 714-542-3577 Website: www.wiseplace.org Top Executive: Kathleen Davis Bowman, Executive Director Email: [email protected]

WISEPlace brings together our community of supporters in two annual fundraising events that celebrate the generosity of our donors and the successes of our programs. For more information about how you can be involved, please contact Elizabeth Hendershot at [email protected] or 714-542-3577. FLOW (For the Love of WISEPlace) July 2018 A Home for the Holidays October 2018

Shelter Established in 1987

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES MISSION STATEMENT WISEPlace transforms lives! We inspire, support and empower unaccompanied women experiencing homelessness to become positive contributors to the community.

Volunteers play a vital role at WISEPlace from garden maintenance at the house to computer tutoring for residents. Volunteering at WISEPlace is a meaningful way to give back to some of the most vulnerable members of our community. We are happy to arrange volunteer days for your company and we even have a men’s volunteerism group, the WISE Guys. For more information on volunteer opportunities, or to see a list of items needed for the house, please contact Elizabeth Hendershot at [email protected] or 714-542-3577.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES SERVICE AREA WISEPlace serves women in Orange County. Since our inception in 1987, we have helped save the lives of more than 7,600 women.

We rely upon the dedication of our supporters to provide a caring community for those who call WISEPlace home during times of homelessness. Our community of supporters includes individuals, corporations, foundations, government programs, in-kind donations and collaborations with community organizations. Patrons can also support WISEPlace by hosting a salon in your home, donating your birthday or anniversary, honoring a loved one with a tribute gift, and donating gifts of stock. Please contact Kathi Davis Bowman at [email protected] or 714-542-3577 for more information on giving opportunities at WISEPlace.

GOALS FOR 2018 u Help


at least 100 women experiencing homelessness to become housed and self-reliant. Build SAFEPlace, an emergency shelter for unaccompanied women. Amplify the messages of the 1 in 4 movement – 1 in 4 homeless adults is an unaccompanied woman.

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Underwritten by: What was your greatest community impact in 2017? WISEPlace helped 100 women along their journey from homelessness to hope. With personalized financial curriculum, women are empowered to find and keep employment, save money and develop long-term selfsufficiency.


BOARD OF DIRECTORS Nancy Gray Pacific Mercantile Bank Rochelle Ward U.S. Bank Dr. Janet C. Webb, DHA Business Owner Kellie Q. Aamodt UPS Bob Bartlett Hanmi Bank

Peter Mangosing Masimo Corp and Te-KenjustsuKan Karate-Do Amber Omran BOSS Audio Systems Jenny Rodin Hope Family Interventions Kathleen Davis Bowman WISEPlace Debrah F. Begley Business Owner

Chuck Dow Pacific Mercantile Bank (ret.)

Pacific Western Bank awards WISEPlace a $25,000 grant for Motivating Sustainable Communities.





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YMCA of Orange County FUNDRAISING EVENTS Laguna Niguel Family YMCA 40th Annual Run in the Parks – Wednesday, July 4, 2018 949-495-9622

Address: 13821 Newport Avenue, #200 Tustin, CA 92780 Phone: 714-549-9622 Website: www.ymcaoc.org Top Executive: Jeff McBride, President & CEO Email: [email protected] Established in 1888

MISSION STATEMENT The YMCA of Orange County puts Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all.

Fullerton Family YMCA 30th Annual Crab Feast & Auction Under the Stars – Saturday, September 8, 2018 714-879-9622 Mission Viejo & Laguna Niguel Family YMCAs Eighth Annual Charity Golf Tournament Presented by South County Lexus – Friday, September 14, 2018 949-859-9622 Yorba Linda Family YMCA and New Horizons Fifth Annual Bowling Tournament – Sunday, October 14, 2018 714-849-9622 Newport-Mesa Family YMCA Ride 4 Healing – Saturday, May 19, 2018 949-722-3817


SERVICE AREA Orange County, Riverside County, San Gabriel Valley and Pomona Valley

FAST FACTS What is your Charity Navigator Rating (1 star – 4 stars)? 4 stars What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 84% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? The YMCA served more than 72,000 children and adults from local communities through high-quality programs that focus on youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.

“Volunteering at my Y is a labor of love. I find it personally rewarding to be of service to others when the people I am helping care so deeply, work so hard, and at times unselfishly suffer personal sacrifices to make our Y so wonderful. This is my way of giving back and saying thank you.” – Gary Hessenauer, Laguna Niguel Family YMCA Volunteer Volunteering has always been at the heart of the YMCA. Volunteers play an integral role to the success of Y programs and fundraising. Contact the YMCA at 714-508-7644 for more information on volunteering at the YMCA.

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES u Annual Campaign u Corporate Sponsorships u Event Sponsorships u Planned Giving/Bequests u Endowments u Charitable Trusts u Honors/Memorials

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jean-Paul Afif Wells Fargo Private Bank

John McCarty Philanthropist

Rosanna Coveyou Philanthropist

Juliette Meunier Ernst & Young

Greg Custer Whittier Trust Company

Katie O’Connor Deloitte & Touche, LLP

Michael Hahn HomeStreet Bank

Sean Peasley Deloitte & Touche, LLP

Beth Haney Luxe Aesthetic and Wellness Center

John Rochford Snyder Langston

Minh Hoang Pacific Dental Services David K. Lamb The Stratham Group Christy Lewis Lewis Business & Estate Planning, APC Jeff McBride YMCA of Orange County

Don Saulic HighTower Advisors, LLC Jay Scott Anaheim Ducks/HS Ventures/Honda Center Bob Traut Superior Press, Inc. Weikko Wirta AES Huntington Beach

Jeff McBride, YMCA CEO (left) and Joan Loch (right) celebrating YMCA donor and volunteer Dave Lamb (center).




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You Run This Town Foundation FUNDRAISING EVENTS

Address: 140 Linden Avenue, Suite 291 Long Beach, CA 90802 Phone: 562-269-0629 Website: www.yrttf.org Top Executive: Michelle Pagtakhan, Executive Director Email: [email protected] Established in 2016

MISSION STATEMENT You Run This Town Foundation is committed to develop the next generation of leaders by providing enrichment programs and mentorship to at-risk youths. In addition, we are dedicated to providing scholarships to graduating high school seniors and current college students who show good academic standing and aspiration to create a better community.

Make a Difference Annual Scholarship Gala Saturday, May 12, 2018 – Irvine Marriott, 18000 Von Karman Avenue, Irvine, CA 92612 On this memorable night, YRTTF will be presenting scholarships to graduating students from our partnered schools and organizations. u Keynote Speaker Arthur Hightower, Sr. Director of Player Engagement with the Los Angeles Chargers u Live Entertainment by Five Foot Rabbit and Rick Gerber Magic u Silent Auction, raffles, dinner

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES YRTTF is always looking for passionate volunteers willing to give back to the community and making a difference. u Workshop Mentor: Dedicated educators who are willing to give of their time and talents in leading workshops in, but not limited to: financial advising, higher education, career preparation, life skills u Skillful Volunteers: We are constantly looking for team members to help make a difference and share their skills in: administration, marketing and public relations, social media, fundraising, and grant writing u Special Event Services: Assist with event-specific details, such as photography, entertainment, auction procurement, decorations, handy work services

GIVING OPPORTUNITIES SERVICE AREA Orange County and Los Angeles

FAST FACTS What percentage of total revenue goes to cause (after operation expenses)? 90% What was your greatest community impact in 2017? In addition to continuing to deliver life altering seminars and mentorship programs, YRTTF provided more than $2,000 in college scholarships to students who participated in our enrichment programs in 2017.

YRTTF relies heavily on the support of generous individuals and corporations throughout the year. u Gala sponsorship, attendance and donations for silent auction u Work Study Sponsor: This unique three-month program allows school departments to fill clerical positions with no overhead, and it provides students with the opportunity to gain professional work experience, learn good work ethics and responsibility, and earn a stipend for their internship. WorkStudy Program is open to only high school juniors and seniors. Cost per student per program: $1,200 u Scholarship Donation: Donation goes to supporting a scholarship in the amount of $500 to students in Orange County and LA u Flower Empower Sponsor or guest speakers: A program dedicated to empower young ladies to reach their greatest potential through education and social and emotional learning. Our mission is to help build a better future for themselves and their families, influence healthy relationships and personal success. By investing in our Young Ladies, we hope to build a stronger future for our country u In-Kind Donations: Provide in-kind donations which can assist in improving the conditions of the learning environment at our sponsored teen centers

GOALS FOR 2018 Underwritten by:

u To provide $10,000 in scholarships and work study stipends to students who participate in our enrichment programs u To double the attendance of our enrichment programs and impact over 200 at-risk students u To grow our mission and provide our enrichment programs at TWO new at-risk Center locations

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Michelle Pagtakhan Founder and Executive Director Breezy Agency

Mike Krufka Bulgar, Lenardson & Associates Inc.

Fred Noya Co-Founder and Chairman of the Board LA County Sheriff Department

Alissa Subsam LA County Sherriff Department

Matt Bernhard Vice President Anthem Blue Cross Anh Duong Treasurer AJ Aguiluz ARA Realty & Associates Inc. Jennifer Edwards Philanthropist

Kimberly Tipton Philanthropist Al Valdez University of California, Irvine Executive Officers Karina Celis Operational Director Martha De La Torre Volunteer Michaela Jones Volunteer

Board members attend the Foundation’s annual Gala at Tijeras Creek Golf Club.




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