“I have fun here at the Club and I am given opportunities. This is where I got my love 2018 for art. Coming here makes me happy and motivated.” - Andrea C., age 13 Annual Report

BOARD OF DIRECTORS From the desk of Ron Johnson, President & CEO Peter A. Baird

Ted Balestreri

Erin Fogg Tom Gray

Judy Krueger Every day, in the life of every member, we see a great future for our community thanks to your support. Your generosity Butch Lindley Robert Montgomery provides children who need us most with caring support, Scott Negri which includes building good character, achieving academic Gina Nucci success, and adopting a healthy lifestyle. Cynthia Peck William Perocchi This year’s Annual Report offers an inside look at how you Ernie Pineda have made a difference by providing literacy and math Robert Weakley intervention, year-round sports leagues, and healthy meals Edward Zander for thousands of children. We also share some exciting new projects in the works for 2019. Thank you for making it EMERITUS DIRECTORS Peter Blackstock all possible. Michael letter, photo Brigitte Wasserman w.kids at bottom Our sights are fixed on helping our members make positive EXECUTIVE STAFF decisions and ultimately realizing their full potential. This Ron Johnson President/CEO provides our community with bright minds eager to Ann Hasselbach embrace their future. Thank you for supporting their Chief Financial Officer

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1 We serve over Since 1968, we 100,000 have served over healthy meals 30,000 members a year

We’ve awarded The Clubs $642,544 in provide over college scholarships 79,200 hours since 1996, $71,500 of homework in 2018 assistance annually

165 kids were in our reading In Summer 2018 intervention program our members last year and boosted took part in 50 their fluency an field trips average of 22 words per minute

125 members increased their math proficiency INDEX by completing 17,609 About the Clubs /Celebrations 3 individualized Program Highlights 4-5 2018 Highlights 6-8 lessons College Scholarships 9 Victor Marinelli's Story 10 Creating a Legacy 11 Our teen leadership Campaign Update 12 & 13 Keystone Club logged Honoring our Community 14 & 15 886 hours of Financials 16 With Thanks to Our Supporters 17-22 community service last year

2 About the Clubs

Since 1968, Boys & Girls Clubs of Monterey County (BGCMC) has focused on three critical outcomes for our members: Academic Success, Healthy Lifestyles, and Good Character & Citizenship The Clubs have helped thousands of children claim great futures by offering after school, fall, spring, and summer programs, serving an average of 541 children and teens a day with award-winning programs. Our staff and volunteers serve as trusted mentors and advocates for our youth. Every child is offered opportunities and given expectations, recognition, and guidance in a safe and fun environment. Coupled with a focus on measurable outcomes, our formula for impact puts The Clubs served an average of our mission into action. 541 youth and teens a day in 2018. Celebrations

Last year the Clubs commemorated 50 years since the organization's founding in 1968! Special celebrations were held throughout the year to mark the occasion, including a birthday party with cake and ice cream for our members and families!

2018 also marked the 15th anniversary of the opening of the Salinas Clubhouse! Members and staff celebrated the anniversary September 27th with a party, which included the unveiling of an updated donor wall honoring those who helped make the Salinas Clubhouse a reality, and “flipping the switch” to the Clubs’ new solar power system. Also known as the Harden Youth Development Center, the Clubhouse currently serves an average of 304 teens and youth a day.

“Happy Birthday Boys & Girls Club, I love Club members pose for the camera during the Salinas Birthday celebration. coming here!” - Gilbert L., age 11 3 Program Highlights Academic Success It is our goal that every child we serve achieves on-time grade progression, graduates from high school, completes post- secondary education or training, and earns a livable wage as a productive member of their community. The Academic Success initiative develops skills through homework assistance, academic intervention programs, and hands-on projects focused on Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math (STEAM). BGCMC works to ensure on-time grade progression for all members. “Aaliyah was acting up and not doing well in the after school program. The teacher recommended BGCMC because of the programs and guidance. I didn’t think it’d make a difference but after signing up, we noticed a change. I was shocked. Thank you!” - Gloria B., Parent Healthy Lifestyles Children cannot focus on their education if they are hungry, unhealthy, or unsafe. Clubs are critical to providing a safe place after school and during school breaks that serve nutritious meals complete with fresh local produce. We also address the physical, social, and emotional wellness of our youth with programs that include sports leagues, gardening, cooking classes, and family counseling. Special events such as our annual Gang Prevention Summit, Johnson-Toney Football Camp, and Gil Basketball Academy partnership help our kids make positive choices and develop real-life skills. Youth take part in the Johnson-Toney "We should do this every day!" - Maurice M., age 8, about soccer practice Football Camp. Good Character & Citizenship The Good Character & Citizenship initiative develops strong, smart leaders to be engaged citizens involved in the community, registered to vote, and modeling strong character. Providing our members with caring youth development professionals is an essential part of how we help them succeed. The Clubs work to foster young people’s good character, their ability to make positive life choices and their willingness to serve others. We also offer Keystone and Torch Clubs, Seaside Police Chief Abdul which teaches leadership and community service skills. Pridgen meeting with Club members in November. “I saw a video of little kids who were sick and didn't have hair and I wanted to help them. So I grew out my hair and cut it to give it to them." -Arianna A., age 6 4 4 Program Highlights Intervention - Read Naturally, DreamBox

Salinas members display the items they bought with "Club Dollars" earned in Read Naturally.

The Clubs useRead Naturally to improve the reading proficiency of our members. The strategy combines three powerful, research-proven methods of teacher modeling, repeated reading, and progress monitoring, which individualizes instruction and improves reading competency. Students work with high-interest material at their skill level to improve fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension.

Does it work? Yes! In 2018, 165 kids participated in our reading program and improved their reading fluency by an average of 22.2 words correct per minute, completing a total of 3,222 stories.

Our math intervention utilizes DreamBox, a K-8th grade math program designed to complement classroom instruction and deliver results. DreamBox adapts to students’ actions to meet them at the right level. Personalized instruction promotes student decision-making and strategy development using a challenging, standards-aligned curriculum available in English and Spanish. The program empowers our staff with real-time data and insights to support our members’ academic development and ensure they receive the instruction they need to succeed.

In 2018, 125 kids completed 17,609 individualized lessons, boosting their math proficiency and ensuring progress to grade level mastery.

“I went from a 1.9 reading level in class to a 3.7 since I’ve been in Read Naturally! Aren’t you proud of me?” – Lilian I., age 8

5 2018 Highlights Youth Arts Exhibit BGCMC has presented the Marti Mulford Youth Arts Exhibit annually for 20 years, featuring original works of art created by Club members. The artists’ ages range from 6-years-old to 18-years-old. The 2018 Marti Mulford Youth Arts Exhibit featured more than 40 pieces of art and was held at the Seaside Branch Library. "This event was very nice and well put together. It is great to see how you celebrate the members!" - Club Parent Pictured are the 2018 award winners. Gang Prevention Summit Our Gang Prevention Summit focuses on the crossroads that many of our youth face – the place in their lives where they are forced to choose a path that can greatly impact their future, such as joining gangs or going to college. Youth and families are invited to attend the annual event, which features educational activities and panelists who speak about how they navigated these challenges. Attendees listen to speakers at the 2018 “I heard everyone's stories and it gave me more reasons not Gang Prevention Summit. to join a gang.” - Ashley M., age 16

Career Expo The annual Career Expo offers youth an opportunity to learn from professionals in a variety of fields, with more than 30 speakers each year from jobs in agriculture, business and entrepreneurship, education and social services, health and wellness, hospitality, media and entertainment, military services, public safety, technology, and more. In 2018, approximately 223 attendees from 12 schools took part in the Expo.

“There are so many careers that I didn’t know existed.” Attendees practiced their virtual reality skills at the 2018 Career Expo. – 9th grade Expo participant

6 2018 Highlights Summer Programs 1,525 kids and teens took part in our 2018 summer activities, ensuring positive gains in their education while staying safe, active, and healthy. Last summer, approximately 26,312 nutritious meals and snacks were served, 117 youth received math and literacy intervention to prepare for the upcoming school year, and 50 field trips were offered. “The Boys & Girls Club is my favorite place to be!” – Neblina M., age 6 Members tend to the garden at the Seaside Clubhouse. Johnson-Toney Football Camp The Johnson-Toney Football Camp offers youth a chance to train like professional football players. Offered each summer, the Camp is limited to 500 participants, ages 9-18. More than 40 volunteer coaches teach the fundamentals of the game, many with extensive sports backgrounds. Campers are taught proper stance and starts, route running, catching, passing, blocking, covering, basic offensive and defensive formations, and more. Campers also take part in scrimmage games. A few former and current NFL players also lend a hand to share their expertise.

"I love volunteering for the camp and I appreciate Coach Ron giving me the opportunity to coach and serve as a volunteer and role model to my fellow youth coaches." - Alex Murray, age 17

Campers run drills during the 2018 Johnson-Toney Football Camp.

7 2018 Highlights Youth of the Year Youth of the Year recognizes outstanding Club members and exceptional teens. These members are chosen based on their active involvement with the Clubs, their passion for education, and their service as role models to other youth. Natalia Casillas was named the Youth of the Year during our annual Youth of the Year dinner in November.

Casillas, along with other teens, was honored during a special dinner at Corral de Tierra Country Club. Casillas is a senior at North Salinas High School with a 4.12 grade point average (GPA). She’s been an active Club member for the last six years and volunteered as a Junior Staff member during the summer months. As part of the award, Casillas received a $5,000 college scholarship. Natalia Casillas Adopt-A-Family Our Adopt-A-Family program offers the community a chance to fill holiday wish list items for Club members in need. Support also includes monetary donations and assistance from local organizations and businesses. The 2018 holiday season was made memorable for 275 sponsored children. Our 17 toy drive partners collected 42 toy boxes (with an estimated $15,200 in toys). Corporate, individual, family, and community partners purchased jackets, shoes, clothes, books, and gifts valued at over $50,000. Our holiday parties for members and their families included a special meal, singing from the BGCMC youth choir, and a visit from Santa Claus, who gave gifts to each member.

“We are doing this as a family for the first time. So excited to help in this way!” – Lisa K., Carmel, donor

Sponsors and volunteers generously committed gifts and volunteer service during the holiday season to help families in need. 8 College Scholarships

Scholarship recipients pictured from left to right: Citlaly H., Carolina C., Stephanie N., Kriselle G., Gustavo P., Elizabeth A., Natalia C., and Carla J. The Clubs provide financial support for members who have made the commitment to academic success and service to their community. Through generous donations, we are able to offer college scholarships annually to members who wish to pursue a post-secondary education. We also help our members seek out and apply for additional scholarships. We launched Teen Pathways in 2014 as a strategy to prepare middle school students for a successful transition to high school, and help high school students graduate successfully. As a result, 84.5% of our youth expect to complete post secondary education. In 2017 we launched a College & Career Readiness program with 39 high school members who work one-on-one with our Teen Specialists to create an individualized plan for their future. The program offers a full scope of services, including: tutoring and academic coaching, college and career workshops, college tours and job fairs, SAT/ACT test preparation, paid internships, and scholarship opportunities. In 2018, we awarded our Club teens $71,500 in college scholarships, most as first-generation college students!

“I am so excited I got accepted to CSUMB!” – Natalia C., age 17

Scholarship recipients pictured from left to right: Julian G., Gustavo P., Sebastian B., Omarr W., Joshua M., Elizabeth A., and Evelyn J. 9 Victor Marinelli's Story

Club Alum Victor Marinelli joined the Salinas Club when he was nine. Not only was he a club member, but his siblings and cousins were as well.

“My whole family experienced the Boys & Girls Clubs and have grown in many ways,” he said.

The Club’s Career Launch program helped Victor create his resume, taught him how to dress for success, assisted him through an interview, and he was subsequently hired through a paid internship.

“This is the moment I received ‘real’ experience working Victor Marinelli with youth and began building my tool belt of strategies and motivation. I knew from a young age I wanted to become a teacher, but was not sure how to get there. I just knew one day I would love to do that,” Victor added.

With the help of a Davis Love III Family Scholarship through the Clubs, he enrolled at California State University - Monterey Bay and earned his teaching degree.

Victor is now Vice Principal of Monterey Park, which is part of the Salinas City School District, and the very school Victor attended as a child. He sends many of his students to the Club, guiding them to the same support system that influenced his own life. Victor’s picture now hangs on the Club Alumni wall as well, watching over the next generation of Club members, a fact he said makes him feel proud of his time there. In 2018, Victor was named the Association of California School Administrators Co-Administrator of the Year.

“The Club has been the support I needed to navigate through life. Growing up in a single parent household with a hard working mother, the Club was my second home. It was the place I could go, get a meal, complete my homework, and engage in sports and extracurricular activities,” he said.

“It was at the Boys & Girls Clubs that I realized I could go on to college, get my degree, and formally pursue a career in teaching.” - Victor Marinelli Victor with Club members.

10 Creating a Legacy The Legacy Society Our Legacy Society is made up of loyal supporters who believe in the BGCMC mission and want to ensure that its valuable, life-changing programs continue to serve future generations. We would be honored to welcome you into the Legacy Society, which currently has over 20 members!

A bequest—a gift in your will or trust—is a simple and convenient way to create a legacy. Your bequest can be a specific dollar amount or a percentage of your estate. You can designate your Legacy Society member Gina Nucci bequest for general use, or you can restrict its use. “I know my gift through my Trust will ensure members of BGCMC read on grade level and are college and career ready for many years to come. These programs are critical to the on-going success of our community and I am proud that my legacy as a supporter will continue.” - Gina Nucci, Legacy Society member For the Love of Literature In 2016, we announced the establishment of the Donna Ferraro Great Readers Fund as a permanent endowment for the Clubs to honor Donna Ferraro’s retirement after 25 years of service to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Monterey County. Over $150,000 was raised to launch the fund.

The literacy program is implemented by a 4% annual endowment distribution combined with other gifts. The fund helps serve 638 children annually by providing grade-level literacy intervention, skill-building resources, quarterly book clubs, and hosting “Love of Literature” nights for members and their families.

The endowment is a fitting tribute for Donna, who is a passionate advocate for literacy and developed the Great Readers program during Donna Ferraro her tenure.

For more information on these programs contact [email protected].

11 Campaign Update

With the support of our board, we’ve been focused on raising additional funds to strengthen our programs, facilities, finances and services to make a greater impact in the lives of our children and our communities. As of December 31st, our “Investing in Great Futures Campaign” has raised over $3.3 million towards a projected goal of $6 million. Academic Success - $1,500,000 Your investment will ensure we are able to provide intervention programs in reading and mathematics; and offer educational programs, including homework assistance, tutoring, science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics curriculum (STEAM), and field trips designed to explore new horizons. Healthy Lifestyles - $1,000,000 Your gifts help us improve the physical, mental, and social well-being of our children and their families. Through teaching, counseling, and mentoring; our members learn about healthy nutrition, healthy activities, and healthy relationships. Endowment - $1,000,000 We’re proud to have earned the trust of faithful investors like you over the past half-century, and are deeply grateful for such generous support. Now we seek to guarantee the Clubs’ future, and the future returns on all those investments, by increasing our stability-granting endowment funds. Named endowment opportunities are available. Teen Centers - $750,000 New and upgraded Teen Centers are underway in both Clubhouses. These improvements will give us the ability to serve up to 225 teens a day and offer one-on-one mentoring, leadership training and community service, and offer the resources needed for our teens' success. Solar Energy - $500,000 We have a Club-wide culture of green living: from composting to LED lighting, low-water landscaping to recycling. And now we have installed solar panels at both Clubhouses! Solar energy will reduce our carbon footprint by 5,400 tons of CO2 emissions over the life of the system and save over $80,000 a year in utility bills. Capital Improvements - $1,250,000 In the next five years, we anticipate 655,000 member visits! This is the power of having the capital resources we need to do our work – whether they take the form of facilities, technology, equipment, furnishings, or vehicles. 12 Making Strides Solar Panels Up and Running Our green living practices include water conservation, recycling and waste management, composting, and energy conservation programs. In 2018 the Clubs installed solar power at both the Salinas and Seaside locations. Using solar power reduces the organization’s carbon footprint by 5,400 tons of CO2 emissions over the life of the system and BGCMC Board Chair Tom Gray, Ryan and saves over $80,000 a year in utility bills. Marni Flagg, Ernie and Gunde Posey, BGCMC President & CEO Ron Johnson, and Club A $250,000 grant from the Harden Foundation members prepare to flip the switch to solar power in August. covered the cost of the solar panels at the Clubhouse in Salinas. Grants from the Nancy Eccles and Homer M. Hayward Family Foundation, the Posey Family Foundation, and the Lori and Lou Flagg Memorial Youth Fund supported the Seaside solar project, including roof repairs and skylight replacement. Teen Centers Expanding Our proposed Teen Center project will increase the existing spaces by 3,050 sq. ft., which creates a capacity to serve up to 225 teens per day; a 50 percent increase compared to the existing space! The Clubs received a $300,000 matching grant from the Monterey Peninsula Foundation, host of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, and currently needs $78,000 to meet the goal. Crews work on the upgraded Salinas Teen Center. $1 Million Matching Challenge An anonymous donor committed a $1 million matching challenge toward the campaign’s Academic Success and Endowment Fund. This challenge helps to ensure that our members have the tools they need to succeed in their education, and will support our mission for years to come. Gifts totaling over $656,000 have been made toward the match, with a goal to Our teen members completing complete the challenge by June 30, 2019. their homework at the Clubs. For more information on these programs contact [email protected].

13 Honoring our Community President's Award Two supporters were honored this past year with the Roosevelt Williams President's Award, named in memory of the Clubs' founder.

Vic Smith of JV Smith Companies received the President’s Award for his support of the Clubs' summer programs and Gang Prevention Summit, which hosts youth from King City to Salinas. Vic Smith

Salinas Valley Tire received the President's Award for their continued support of the Clubs' transportation fleet, saving us thousands of dollars by providing commercial tires for our two 50 passenger buses and other vehicles we use to transport over 400 kids a day. Luis Perez Community Service Award On June 21, 2018, we honored three local organizations for their outstanding contributions to the youth in our community. Cannery Row Company, Salinas Valley Memorial Healthcare System (SVMHS), and the Nancy Eccles and Homer M. Hayward Family Foundation received the Luis Perez Community Service Award at the Clubs' annual Community Breakfast.

Cannery Row Company CEO SVMHS President/CEO Nancy Eccles and Homer M. Ted Balestreri Pete Delgado Hayward Family Foundation Chair Bill Hayward 14 Honoring our Community National Philanthropy Day honoree Board Chair Tom Gray and his wife Alayna were recognized as the Clubs' Distinguished Agency Honoree at National Philanthropy Day in November. The Grays have supported the Clubs for the past 10 years. Their philanthropic vision is to help children succeed. Tom has served as a Board member for seven years, including four years as Chair, and has helped set the course for the Clubs' long-term success. Our Board of Directors are dedicated volunteers who oversee the BGCMC mission, vision and policies; ensure financial governance; and set an example of Alayna and Tom Gray generous financial support. Legacy Award

The Griggs Family. The Clubs named Jim Griggs the recipient of the 2018 Legacy Award at February's Golf for Kids event last year. Jim founded Golf for Kids with the support of Monterey Peninsula Country Club (MPCC) in 1988 to benefit the Clubs. He was also a leader in the campaign to build the Seaside Clubhouse in the early 1990s, and rallied many of his peers at MPCC to join the effort.

15 FINANCIAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2018 National Philanthropy Day honoree Revenue Expense

Individuals, family foundation 33.7% contributions Program services 74.5%

Foundations, organization 32.3% Fundraising 16.0% contributions Management & Administration 9.5% Government grants 8.7%

Special events, net expenses 7.6% Business, corporation 6.3% Total Revenue $5,710,529 contributions Total Expenses $4,709,273 Other income 6.2% Investment, In Kind income 5.2%

Statement of Financial Position Assets Liabilities and Net Assets Cash and cash equivalents $905,079 Current liabilities $748,141 Pledges and other receivables 827,173 Deferred Revenue 364,031 Prepaid expenses 8,638 Investments 2,124,263 Total Liabilities 1,112,172 Property and equipment, net 5,494,704 Land leases, net 630,892 Net Assets 9,027,662 Beneficial interest - Community Foundation 149,085

Total Assets $10,139,834 Total Liabilities & Net Assets $10,139,834

16 We extend our deepest gratitude to the following for investing in the lives of children and families in our community!

Corporations and The Nunes Company, Inc. Pebble Beach Company The Norton Foundation Businesses Values, Inc. Investment Co. Foundation The Perry and Barbara Miller Walmart Sally Hughes Church Foundation Family Foundation $25,000 or more* Wells Fargo Valley Coastal Market Tanimura Family Foundation The R & S Tamayo-Rivera California American Water The Claire Giannini Fund Rev Trust $1-$999* Company The David and Lucile Packard The Upjohn California Fund Cannery Row Company Armanasco Public Relations, Inc. Foundation Union Bank Foundation Chevron Artistic Hangups The Dunspaugh-Dalton Walmart Foundation Mann Packing, a Del Monte Big Sur River Inn Foundation Webb Family Charitable Trust Fresh Company Brady Company Central The Ralph Knox Foundation Windermere Foundation Salinas Valley Memorial California, Inc. Wells Fargo Foundation Yellow Brick Road Benefit Shop Healthcare System Brinker International $10,000 - $24,999* $1-$999* Taylor Farms Build-A-Bear Workshop Victory Toyota Scion Lexus Cardinale Moving & Storage Bank of America Foundation, Inc. American Institute for Research Monterey Peninsula Carmel Property Management, Inc. Ford Motor Company Fund America's Best Charities $10,000 - $24,999* Church Brothers, LLC Jessie Barker McKellar Foundation Big Sur International Marathon Coast-Tel Federal Credit Union Mericos Foundation Carmel Woman's Club Buffalo Wild Wings Gabilan Properties NFL Foundation Change the World Fund Comcast California Graniterock The Anderson Family Foundation City of Carmel-By-The-Sea Community Hospital of the Hayashi Wayland The Mackenzie Family Fund Davis Charitable Trust Monterey Peninsula Marina Beach Apartments Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. $1,000 - $9,999* D'Arrigo Brothers Co. of California Marshall Pierson, Inc. Monterey Elks Lodge #1285 Indus Holding Company Mayer & Clifton Partners, Inc. Arts Council of Monterey County Monterey Peninsula Buddhist J.V. Smith & Companies Monterey County Weekly Beers-Neubert Foundation Temple Pebble Beach Company Morgan Stanley California International Salinas Order Sons of Italy in America - Salinas Tanimura & Antle National Credit Reporting Airshow Pacific Grove Rotary Club Union Bank - Monterey Northridge Mall Carmel Rotary Fund of the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance $1,000 - $9,999* Old Fisherman's Grotto Community Foundation for Rotary Club of Salinas Alisal Old Navy - Marina Monterey County The Billstein Family Foundation 1st Capital Bank S+B Consulting City of Sand City The Retired Men’s Social Club Ansberry Sales LLC Salinas Valley Embroidery City of Seaside Williamson Family Foundation AT&T External Affairs Office Shankle Real Estate Colad Charitable Trust Wohlford Family Living Trust Ausonio, Inc. Shaw Development Connie & Bob Lurie Foundation Bank of America - Monterey SSB Construction Dwight Stuart Youth Fund Legacy gifts received from Boots Road Group Swenson & Silacci Flowers - Salinas First Church of Christ, Scientist the following: California Water Service Company Sylvan Learning Frank and Judith Marshall Martha Davis Charitable Trust Comerica Bank Target Corporation Foundation Francis C. Dykeman and David L. Bonuccelli & The Fish Hopper Frisone Family Foundation Marie E. Dykeman Associates, Inc. Hinman Charitable Foundation Dole Fresh Vegetables, Inc. Foundations and Charles A. Sweet Junior and John J. & Lois A. Tennant Carole L. Sweet Fenton & Keller Organizations Foundation Granite Construction Inc. $25,000 or more* John Spadaro Youth Foundation Gifts made in tribute to Huntington Farms Legends Invitational, LLC the following: Kohler Company Boys & Girls Clubs of America Margaret A. Cargill Foundation KOHL'S Community Foundation for Rotary Club of Monterey In Honor of: Lowe's Monterey County Rotary Club of Seaside Philip and Brenda Bhaskar Lumentum Grover Hermann Foundation Safeway Foundation Ron Johnson Mackey & Mackey Insurance Harden Foundation Salinas Steinbeck Rotary Club Nancy Kotowski Mahoney & Associates Lauralie and J. Irvine Fund of the Foundation Pat Landee Misionero Community Foundation for Salinas Valley State Prison Nanci Perocchi Monterey Bay Community Power Monterey County Save Mart Companies C.A.R.E.S. Bill and Lynn Pigot MYO Pure Frozen Yogurt Lori and Lou Flagg Memorial Foundation Marissa Serna Pinnacle Bank Youth Fund of the Community Stevenson School Mose and Denise Thomas Profit By Design Foundation for Monterey County The Ann Jackson Family Foundation Ed and Mona Zander Rabobank, N.A. Mona & Edward Zander Family The Barnet Segal Charitable Trust Retriever Payment Systems Foundation The Charles Schwab Foundation In Memory of: Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling Monterey Peninsula Foundation The Good Steward Charitable Fund Company Morgan Family Foundation The Grainger Foundation Rick Antle Ross Stores Nancy Buck Ransom Foundation The Landreth Family Fund of the James Atkins Santa Fe Foods Nancy Eccles and Homer M. Community Foundation for Kaye Cone Spherion Hayward Family Foundation Monterey County Wayne Dalton The Don Chapin Company Derald Frew 17 *Reflects total contributions received in 2018 We extend our deepest gratitude to the following:

In Memory of $1,000 - $9,999* Marcello Iacomino Judy Tollner continued Malcom Jack and Maurice and Theresa Townsley Chris and Courtney Adamski Kyoko Ikemoto Stephen and Leanne Troy Steve and Debra Aitchison Alice Goulding Marcus Jackson Jack and Mary Jane Uible Bill and Alberta Aldinger Jim Griggs Jeffrey and Miranda Jackson Pedro Urquidi Jim and Ginger Andrasick Art Jacobs Carl Jakopec Chris and Michele Vaughan Anonymous Mae Johnson Ron and Lynn Johnson Don and Anne Vermeil Nancy Ausonio James Jones Bob Johnson Andrew and Loryana Vie Peter Baglieri Carmen Maria Lopez Obeso Cameron Jurd John VonBerg Robert Barton Carl Nicks, Sr. Brian and Teresa Kelleher Henry and Nancy Wempe Linda Belzberg James Milton Thorne Woody and Patty Kelley Bill and Margi Wiest Susanne Bemowski Yvonne Wilson Bryant Kroeder Myles and Rhonda Williams David Benson Ray Larson Glen Wind Individuals and Families Paula Black and Laura Zehm Eugene Lee Wolfgang Wirthgen Shannon Bliss and Celia Madison $25,000 or more* Michael Lewis Rose Marie Workman Smith Mark Braun Richard Lincoln Wendy Yen Anonymous James and Cyr Ann Castle Butch and Vivien Lindley Murray and Rena Yeomans George and Debra Couch Kathleen Catania Curtis and Janet Louie Jonathan Zakin and Rick and Karen Hargrove Hollis and Catherine Cavner Robert Lundeen Janice Hansen Zakin Kevin Hincks and Gina Nucci Jeff Chambers and Andi Okamura David and Patricia Maddox Bradley Zeve and Erika Lockridge Matt Cilley Paul Mason Jeanne Howard Dwight and Robyn Nelson Beverly Cleary Daniel and Catherine McCauley William and Nanci Perocchi Matthew and Theresa Clevenger $1-$999* Stan McKee Ernest and Gunde Posey James Clifton Dale Meyer Paula Robichaud David and Rhanie Cohen Sonya Abeyta Robert and Sue Minor Brigitte Wasserman David Colburn Robert and Dorothy Abramson Stefan Molner Kevin and Toni Cornish Johnathan Acosta $10,000 - $24,999* John and Ronda Montgomery Michael and Kim Costa Rocio Acosta David and Judy Mora Geoff and Miera Couch Mary Kay Acquazzino Basham Tonya Antle Kile and Judy Morgan Ian Crayford Joan Adams Ted and Velma Balestreri William and Sara Morgan Erik and Kristin Cushman David and Jacqueline Adams Bill and Gail Cohen Anthony and Lary Lynn Muller Tim and Margo Daniels Jayanti Addleman Pam Conant Julie Mumma Mercedes De Luca Nat and Lillian Agliano David and Mara Deniger Curtis and Beth Myers Dan and Erin Deegan Cesi Aguilar William and Nancy Doolittle Scott and Kim Negri Lee and Debbie Del Don Doug Alcorn Joe Driscoll John and Susan Neuville Brian Demerest Luis Alejo Gordon and Ronda Eubanks Tom O’Brien and Max and Laura Duganne Joe Alexander Howard and Karin Evans Natalie Nielsen Ronald and Patricia Eastman Camilo Alfaro Trevor and Erin Fogg Lisa Ostarello Kevin England Sam and Laura Alladeen Carlos and Gabriela Forte Michael Ousbye Donna and Stan Ferraro Hubert Allen David and Julia Foster-Bates Akshai and Rita Patel Mick Galvin Evan Allen David and Susan Gill Cynthia and Ron Peck John and Laura Gamble Adam and Tiffani Alvidrez Andy and Teri Goodman John and Esther Pedevilla Ramsin and Denise Ganji Greg Andersen Wallace Gordon Richard and Sandra Pèpe Doris Gilles Anthony Anderson Tom and Alayna Gray Jessicah Picard Bruce Glazer Joy Anderson Gail Griggs PGA Tour Players Al Glover Mark and Natalie Anicetti David Huey and Carla Hudson Russell Planitzer Andrew and Myra Goodman Paul and Suk Annis Michael Jackson and Diana Akiyama James and Judith Ann Raible Joshua and Molly Goshorn Roger Antón Alan and Caron Lacy Dan and Jeannie Ramirez Joe and Lori Grainger Geva Arcanin John and Pamela Mader James and Anna Rheim Mike and Wendy Grim Tom and Judy Archibald Meg McCarthy Kay and Jean Rigg Caryl Gutheinz Patrick Ardonato Peter and Joan McKee Dina Ruiz and Scott Fisher Terry Haber Manuel Arenivaz Joe and Jennifer Merenda Charles Semeria Charles and Candace Haber Ken Arlen Robert Montgomery and Kathy Siegel Samuel and Hope Hale David and Christine Armanasco Susan Meister Vic and Karen Smith Chris Hannes Clarence Armstrong Carl and Jane Panattoni Andrew and Steffanie Smith Kent and Deeann Hansen Joan Arnese Hank and Lisa Plain Stephen C. Smith and Jack and Stephanie Harkness Angelica Arroyo David and Paula Rosen Teresa Rowland-Smith Wendell Harry Dana Arvig Kenneth and Janice Rudisill Andrew Stephens Kevin Hicks and Cornelia Yavuz and Nurten Atila Rob and Stefanie Skinner Ronald Stewart Cannon Holden Gini Auger Timothy and Kris Stejskal David and Jean Stivers Ken Hinshaw Diane Ausonio Joanne Storkan Mark and Marsha Sweeney Julie Howe Priscilla Austin Bruce and Linda Taylor Mose Thomas and Dave and Annie Howerton Tony Bager Gary and Becky Vick Denise Takahashi-Thomas Jim and Kim Hummer Ronald and Vava Bailey Norm and Kim Wesley Paul Toeppen *Reflects total contributions received in 2018 18 We extend our deepest gratitude to the following:

Individuals and Families Bruce Brothers Bennie and Margaret Cooper Bruce Dunlap and Carol Kolb continued Thomas Brousek Casey Cope Rhonda Dunn William and Jennah Brown Dan Corfee Josyleen Duque-Arquero $1-$999* Fred and Carolyn Brown Miguel and Cecilia Correa Nancy Duskey Peter and Barbara Baird Ben Bruce and Guadalupe Arias Carlos Cortes David and Diane Eagle Kathy Baker Tom Brugato Nadine Costa Sandi Eason Kathleen Baker and Stan and Susie Brusa Tim Couch George East Lawrence Johnson Julie Bullas Will Council Brent Eastman Dan Baldwin and Anne Ylvisaker Marjorie Bullock and Nina Harrison Adam Cox and Telma Ifrael Edeza Jack Baldwin Kelli Burkhardt Barseghian Cox Tara Edria and Nicholas Bezdjian Phillip and Maxine Balma Cassandra Bustos Calvin Craig S. Hammond and Suzanne Edwards Gregory Balogh Ricky Cabrera Joseph Crawford Robert Ellis Joseph Banks Sean Cain Spencer and Lila Critchley Kathy Escobar Michael and Sarah Banon James and Sue Ellen Calcagno Wayne and Linda Cruzan Tom Espinosa James and Christina Bareuther Brian and Galen Call Juan Cruz-Gonzales and Glen Esquerra Marion Barich Julie Callahan Wilma Cruz Chris Evans Tina Barlocker Bret Cameto Capp and Cristin Culver Craig Evans Teresa Barnes Robert Camhi Marian Cunningham Robert Evans JuneAnn Barnes Frank Campanale Richard and Karen Curtis Kim Fabbri-Snow John and Susan Barrett S. James and Lynda Campbell Jeffrey and Patricia Cuskey Jennifer Fahselt Tara Barriga Gordon and Elizabeth Campbell Joan Daleo Bruce Failing Gina Basaldua Kelly Campos Chris and Yvonne Dalman Hugo and Karen Ferlito Richard and Darlene Bascou Jessica Canning Julie and William Dalman Anthony and Jeanine Ferrante Michael Basse Lewis and Sally Cantor Jennifer Dalton Nuno Ferreira Michele Bassi Sean Capistrano Ramona Dalton Tony and Leslie Finnegan Jeff Bautista Patricia Caraccioli Carl Daniels Nicholas Fintzelberg Nancy Bechtold Vince and Jennifer Cardinale Anthony G. Davi Guy Fischer James Beckwith Linda Carey Kunnuth Daniel David Julia Fitzroy Jassem Behbehani Oscar Carillo Paul and Anne Davis Brad Fleming E.M. Bellin Kent Carlson Jack Davis Aaron Flink Robert Beltramo M.L. and Beberlyn Carter David Scott Davis Jane Flury Carol Bennett David and Marsha Casas Mickey and Mary Dawson Kristy and Gavin Flynn Lindsey Berg-James Greg Casciaro Jane E. Day Virginia and Keith Fogg Patricia Bernardi Robert and Liz Castillo Alex De Leon Anna Foglia Brian Bertelsen Megan Castillo Ramiro De Reza Al and Peggy Foletta Arlene Bertelsman Paige Catt Phil and Sarah DeCocco Roger and Ann Folsom Karin Best David Cech Mary Delfino David Ford and Meri Bautch Cassie Bettencourt Junel Ceralde Pete Delgado Matthew Ford Michelle Bevard Mark and Anne Cesario Don D'Elia Mac Forsyth Philip and Brenda Bhaskar Kellin Chaffin Gail Delorey Emily Forzani Gloria Bigelow Stephanie Challis Christina DeMaria Susan Francis Wendell Binning Robyn Chamberlin Derek and Cynthia Derdivanis Salvatore and Tammy Francis Ernest and Joan Bizzozero Winifred Chambliss and Joe Dermer Joseph Frascati Michael and Joy Black Lenora Bean Katherine DeSalvo Tanaa Frederic Jerry and Debra Blackwelder Carolyn Chapo Christina Devi Jeff and Tammy Freeman Marilyn Blankenship Michael and Kasmin Chappell Robert and Eileen Deweese Ellen Freese Mary Bliss Ray Charfauros Ana Diaz Ron Frere Daniel Blue Janine Chicourrat Germano and Diane Diniz Joan Frisoli Buzzy and Gloria Bluestone Michelle Childs Tiffany Ditullio Terrie Fuentes James and Bridget Booth Darryl Choates Susan Ditzler Cherdeen Funke Lynn Booth-Scanlon Douglas Clark Daniel and Carol Dobberpuhl Marc Furman Richard and Judith Borda Joel and Joy Clark Pete and Kim Donlon Michael Furman Mark and Lesley Borman Kevan Clarke David and Elizabeth Doolin Jack and Dawn Galante Sandie Borthwick and Gloria Souza Megan Cleary Michael Doran Marian Gall Ron and Trish Botoff Kay Cline Sid and Mervil Dorr Pete Garcia Sara and Casey Boyns Don and Sheri Cline Daniel Dorsey Todd Garibaldi Kathleen Bozzo Crystal Cobb Carole Dorsey Susan Gay Diane Brandon Gina Cochetti Dion and Judith Dow Paul and Elaine Genevro Susan Brauner-Tatum Jerome and Madeleine Cohen Gene and Lane Dowlen Don Ghareeb Skip Braver Vera Coleman Heather Downs Elizabeth Ghareeb Jennifer Breitenwischer Ashley Collick Chris and Loree Dowse John Giammanco Teri Breschini and Stella Perea Bona Collins Suzanne du Verrier Tracy Gibbons T.J. Bristol Lisa Connally Carol Dudley Michael and Valerie Gillespie Paul Brocchini Paula Cook Victoria Dummer Bonnie Gillooly

19 *Reflects total contributions received in 2018 We extend our deepest gratitude to the following:

Individuals and Families Mirna Hills Jeanette Kever George Libert continued Mike and Alice Hitchcock Robert Kiehnle Melinda Lightsey Ford Jeffry and Diana Hitchcock John Kilkenny Dan and Christine Limesand $1-$999* Michael Hitchcock Thomas and Sandra Kimble Rocky Lin Kevin Gilman and Jan Vanderbilt John Hoech and Tama Bistrian Jon Kimmins Jennifer Lind Vera Ginn Kiely Holcomb Michelle Kimple Gregory Linder CJ and Donna Given Patrick Holiman Erin King David Lint Alice Ann Glenn Barbara Holland Troy and Carmina Kingshaven Beatriz Llanes Kim Glines Cynthia Holmsky Aram and Joyanne Kinosian Justine Lomax Chris and Laurie Glynn Rhona Honda Marc Kirby Carmen Lombardino Bob and Frieda Golding Fred Hooker Gary Kiss Stephanie Loose Irma Gomez Jan Hopkins Katherine Klevan Jessie Lopez and Reyna Navarrete Paul Gonzales Vaughn Hoplam Jonathan Klinger Augustine Lopez Manuel Gonzalez and Cleda Houmes Tom Klocker Ida Lopez Chan Deborah Fredell-Gonzalez Kendra Howell John Kloncz Julie Lozano Ken Gordon Deborah Howitt Alice Knapp Marsha Lubow Dana and Sarah Gordon Gary and Roxanne Hubbard Charles Knight and Julianne Leavy Gary Luce Beth Gori Jay and Kip Hudson Kristi Knutzen James Lucker Richard and Claire Gorman Dana Hudson Ray Koh Doreen Luke Dana Gove Carl and Georgia Hummel Yjohanan Kong Valera Lyles Brenda Granillo Scott Hunter Tom Korper Matt Lynde Sarah Greco Kristen Hunter Tom and Lorri Koster Mike Lyon Margo Green Diane Hurner Margaret Kovarik Myra Maedo-Malaga Marcheta Griffith Darren Hussey Robert Kramer Jay Mahoney Chris and Stacey Griggs Edward Hutchinson Dan and Judy Krueger John and Ann Mahoney Robert Grisham Jennifer Indula-Allen Jon Krueger Laura Maldonado Anthony and Doreen Groff Aimee Inobaya Timothy Kuhn Mary Catherine Malley Elliot Grossman Betty Jackson Robin Kunysz Paul Manuel Nikki Guichet Anniruddha Jain Jennifer Kuyper Gabriela Marble Enrique Guillermo Shannon Jarrett Robert La Veyra Janet Marcroft Greg Gundersen Dorothy Jefferson Nenita Lacar Catherine Marino-Edwards Mary Gunn Deonna Jeffries Waltraud and Kaleo Lagapa Joseph and Sheila Mark Sahin and Umran Gunsel David and Devone Jenkins Diane LaMarca Adrienne Marse Joe Gunter Beverly Jensen Dennis Landis Steve Martin and Tami Gutierrez Kelley Jimenez Paul Lapidus and Lindasue Marshall Margaret D'Arrigo-Martin Janice Guzman Elsa Jimenez Clayton Larson James and Helen Martin Tom Haag Orlando Johnson Sharon Larson Alwyn Martin David and Marian Haas John and Elizabeth Johnson Nathan Lashley Tom and JoAnn Martindale Maria Hagan LaRon Johnson and Gwen Laster Joseph Martinez John Hain and Jennifer Allen Deborah Sandweiss Adrienne Laurent Ralph Martinez Mark and Kathleen Haller A.L. Johnson Steve LaVaute Jacob Martinez and Joanne Sanchez Jody Hansen David and Kim Jones Michael Lawrence and Juliet Peck Troy and Sandra Mason Dana Hansen Gina Jones Stephanie Layhe Daniel Massolo Dan Hansford Reba Jones Paul Layne Motjaba Massoudi Dennis and Trisha Hanson Stephanie Jones Ted and Mimi Leavenworth Tom Mastre Jenna Hanson Susan Jones Michael Leavy and Susan Galvin Mike Mastro Ethan Hare Don and Alice Jordan Monique LeBlanc Erika Matadamas Rick and Vonda Harris Joy Junsay Kerry and Deborah Lee Donald and Lou Mathews Reuben and Tamara Harris David and Linda Kane Robin Lee Judah Matthews Fred Hartman Kevin and Martha Kehoe Craig and Linda Lee Ralph Mattox Jerry and Mary Harvel Dan and Dasha Keig Douglas Lee Kevin and Amy McAuliffe Ann Hasselbach Frank and Barbara Keith Carmen Lee-Dubbs Leta McCarty Messinger Steve and Sherry Hattori Harold William Keland Hal and Mary Ann Leffel Jack McCaw James and Mary Pat Hawkins Charles and Carol Keller Marilyn and Jason Lefler Bill McClintock EJ Hayes Marsha Kelly Maureen Lehman Jeanne Mcculloch Bill and Adriana Hayward Scott and Leslie Kelly David Leidel John and Amy McDonald Emerson Head Dennis Kelly Robert and Rebecca Leidig Frank and Donna McDowell Ben and Carole Heinrich Paul Kelly Hugh Leo Daniel and Cynthia McGilloway David and Janie Heuck Stefanie Kelsey Pedro Leon Angie McGrew Roger Hewett Diane Kelsey Karen Letendre Linda McKee Ray Hiebert Mark and Carolyn Kelton Scott Levin Lorisa McKelvey Jeff and Jane Hildebrand Alissa Kenyan Tammy Lewis Gary McLean James Hill Nancy Keough Joanne Lewis Michael McMillan Corie Hill Wayne Ketcham Bill Leyva and La Verne Baker Leyva Kelly and Teresa McMillin

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Individuals and Families Kallie Nicks Karen Quong Lenny Sands continued Howard Niden Mike Raggett Kristy Santiago Joanne Nissen Ricardo Ramirez Robert and Bernadette Sargente $1-$999* J.C. Nord Vasper Ramirez Tina Satow Lisa McNeece Peggy Norris Angie Ramirez Marty and Samera Satow Steve and Kathy McNichols Boby and Teresa Nunes Dave Ramos Norman Saville Eva Medellin Dan O'Brien Rick and Josephine Ramras John Sawin Carlos Mejorada Nick Olenec Steve Rana and Mary Wright-Rana Bettye Saxon Albert and Elaine Menchaca Susan Oliviera Federico Rascaino Michael Scarr Beth Menon Daniel Omasta Meryl Rasmussen Lawrence Schalk Mark and Susan Merfeld Roseann Orlebeck Victor Rauser Scott and Nancy Scheid Mo and Ashley Merheb John O'Rourke Matthew Redaja Karen Schenk Grace Merrill Mary Osborne Patrick Reimel Rod and Maggie Schinnerer Brian and Sheryl Merrill Michael and Lonnie Osterman Richard and Heather Reimer Cathy Schlumbrecht John and Mary Metz Frederick O'Such Amy Renda Linda Scholink Tom and Linda Meyer Claudia Otero Mario and Deborah Retondo Michael Schrage Bruce and Raylene Meyer Gaby Otsu Justin and Michelle Reyes Kenneth and Sylvia Schuck Fred Meyer Janna Ottman Steve Rhee Matthew and Charlene Schuss Thomas and Cyndy Mickelsen Tony Owens Mike and Dia Rianda Lyndon and Vicki Schutzler Gregg Middlekauff Mike Pacheco Milli Ricciardell Victoria Sciacqua John Migliozzi Dave Pacheco Lillian Rico Andrea Scott Luis Miguira Dennis Palma and Karina Rusk Tim Rittenhouse Chelsea Scott David and Nancy Mikita Gary and Beverly Palma Allison Roberson Mark and Anne Secker Patricia Miller Jimmy and Carrie Panetta Tim and Janet Roberts Robin Seeyle Jeff and Lynn Miller Rob and Sandi Pappani Steve and Joan Robinson Tom Seidel David and Deborah Miller Christina Pappas Harry and Margaret Robinson Nadine Semer Carl Miller Cindy Parise Gary Robinson George and Dorothy Separovich Clement Miller Jerry and Shirley Parker Sonny and Cynthia Rodriquez Amy Serna Shane Miller Brittani Parks Buck and Ginny Roggeman Salvador Serrano Nina Miller Marcia Parsons Joseph and Yvonne Roggio Maribel Serrano Lee Mitchell Francis Pastor Menko Rose Nancy Sevenoaks Marcos Modiano Elisa Paul Leland and Lori Rosenblum Barbara Shackleton Jeff Moir Lisa Paulo Leslie Rosenfeld Chris Shake Robert and Sylviann Moisoff Sharilyn Payne Richard Rosenthal and Isabella Shake Bill Monning and Dana Kent Zack Pearlman Colleen Devlin Neil Shapiro Rich Montori Denis and Bernadette Peavey Wayne Ross and Curtis Shell Jo Ellen Moore George and Jan Penn Jennifer Dantford Ross Stephanie Shepherd Ruby Moore Michael and Azalea Perez Joseph and Cinda Rossi Bob Sherman Cindy Moore David and Felicia Perez Philip Roston Mary Sherman David Morales Bill and Stephanie Perlstein Uwe Rottle Cheri Shiffman Jose Moran and Amanda Trujillo Christine Perocchi Denise Roubion-Johnson Danny Silveira Penny Morris Margi Perotti Theresa Rouse Bill Simmons and Charles Morris Robert and Susan Pesavento Earl Jerrod Rowland Diane Danvers-Simmons Josephine Morris Kenneth and Deborah Peyton Steven Royne Elizabeth Simmons Audrey Morris Nora Peyton Ann Rubin Sasha Sirisena George Morschauser Holly Phillipsen Joshua and Jennifer Rudisill Elizabeth Skinner Valerie Moule Elizabeth Pierpant Mario and Michelle Ruiz Peter and Michelle Slade David and Caroline Moyer Sandra Pigott John and Nancy Ruiz Ken and Diana Slasor Yvonne Mraule Ernie and Ruth Pineda Stephanie Rumold Georg and Laura Slejko Kitty Mulcahy Cody and Becky Plott Paul Runge W.J. and Gloriann Smith John Munson Ronald and Jean Pollacci Robert and Jill Russell Linda Smith Jim Murfin John and Carol Pollock Rick and Lori Russo Cody Smith Wallace Murfit Gene Ponder Kevin Ruta Hugh Smith Liz Murillo Bill Pope Mary Kay Ryan Dwayne and Jeannie Smith Diane Myers Claudia Pordes Kelly Ryan Belle Smith Tina Myhre Michael Pordor Ronn Rygg Brad Snively Steve Nejasmich Marianne Powers Dale Sahlin Steve and Michelle Snyder David Nemarnik Linda Press Debbie Salinas Ruth Anne Sonniksen Gregory and Sue Netzorg James Prevor Israel Salinas Rosemary Soto Michelle Neubert Gary and Carolyn Pybas David Sanchez Bobby and Freida Sparks Roger and Lydia Newton John Quintero and Joshua Sanchez Irwin Speizer Brigitte Nicholls Marina Yurkovic Nicole Sanchez Ronda Spelbring Heidi Nicholson Sandra Quintero Juliette Sanchez-Trujillo Kathleen Speller Phillip Nicholson Maria Quiroz Eric Sandoval Carla Spencer

21 *Reflects total contributions received in 2018 We extend our deepest gratitude to the following:

Individuals and Families Dominic and Jaqueline Van Nes William and Kathleen Wojtkowski Lucky Supermarket-Seaside continued Allan and Donna Van Noy Jackie Wong Major League Baseball Properties Cynthia Vandenberg Greg Wood Mann Packing, a Del Monte $1-$999* Perry Vargas Deanna Woodhour Fresh Company Pete and Vicky St. Geme Lisa Varney Lea Woodrow Marchesa Jewelry Kathleen Stacey Randy and Becky Venard Greg Worthington McCormick & Company, Inc. Patrick Stafford Louise Ventresca Michi Wright Meadowood Napa Valley Alexander Stankovic Alejandro Verduzco Kenneth and Mary Wright Mid Pines Inn & Golf Club Jack and Evelyn Starr Bianca Verduzco James Wrona Mona & Edward Zander Dirk Stemerman Rom Villaflor Maureen Wruck Family Foundation Allen Stephens George Vinson Anastacia Wyatt Monterey Bay Brewing Company Elton Stephens Catherine Von Schwind Phillips Wylly Monterey Peninsula College Peggy Stern Jim Vorhes George and Patricia Yellich Monterey Peninsula Country Club David Sterne James Vranesh Harry and Heesun You Monterey Peninsula Foundation Robin Steudler Bart and Wendy Walker Tim and Marykaye Zabrycki Monterey Peninsula Volunteer Natalie Stickler Jeff Wallace Steve and Beverly Zalan Services Thrift Store Sandra Storm Katee Waller Erik Zamora Monterey Plaza Hotel & Spa Chelsea Storm-Larsen Ryan Walsh and Kerry Hincks Barbara Zappas Morgan Winery James and Diane Stracuzzi Jay Ward Kate Zenovich NBC Ladd and Patricia Strnad Jim and Barbara Ward Carla Zilliox Oakland Athletics Jeanette Sullivan Leslie Ward Pebble Beach Company In-Kind Donations Jeanie Sumners Jeff and Audrey Wardwell Pebble Beach Company Foundation Harry and Candy Wardwell Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance Douglas Sunde and Adidas North America Cheryl Waters Philadelphia Eagles Linda Neff Sunde Alhambra Water Co. Hannah Watrous Pine Needles Lodge & Golf Club Supaluk Susavee Alpha Omega Winery Venus Watson Pinnacle Bank Robert and Taye Suzuki America's Best Contacts Richard and Susan Watts Poppy Hills Golf Course Roger and Lynn Swanson and Eyeglasses David and Michaelin Watts Post No Bills John Swendseid and Despina Hatton Ansberry Sales LLC William and Ruthie Watts Rabobank, N.A. Cary Swensen Arroyo Seco Winegrowers Michael and Debora Waxer Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling Company Jeffrey and Pam Tade Aurum Consulting Engineers M.B. Robert and Michaela Weakley Robert Half Temps Jim Talbott Banana Republic Debra Weakley Rocket Farms Gary Tanimura Bernardus Lodge Alexander Weaver Safeway Stores Jeff Tarola Bernardus Winery Louise Weber San Francisco 49ers Patricia Taylor Big Dog Productions, Inc. Lisa Wegley Santa Cruz Warriors Elaine Taylor Buffalo Wild Wings Jim and Jean Weissenborn Scheid Vineyards Leslie Taylor California American Water Co. Daphne and Stuart Wells Service Learning Institute Bill and Annette Tebbe California Rodeo Association Phil and Julie Wente of CSUMB Shirley Temple Cannery Row Company Stephen and Virginia Wereszynski Seventh & Dolores Peter Testa Cardinale Moving & Storage Todd Wertman Shoreline Church Skip Tetz and Susan Murray-Tetz Carl's Jr. Geraldine West Sierra Mar Restaurant at Post Karen Thomas Carmel Hills Care Center Larry and Laurie Wetterschneider Ranch Inn Kim Thompson Chevron C. Richard Weylman Smith Family Wines Nathaniel Timo CHOMP - Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit Brian and Danielle Wheatley Southwest Airlines Michael and Betsy Tonti Community Health Innovations Timothy and Anne Wheelis Starbucks Christina Tovar Community Hospital of the Diane Whelan Sunriver Resort Monica Tovar Monterey Peninsula William Whipple Tanimura & Antle Garry Tramiel Dale Meyer Designs Billy White Taylor Farms Marlene Trotter and Steve Murray Dole Fresh Vegetables, Inc. John White Tesla Olga Trujillo Driscoll's Melody White The First Tee of Monterey County Jose Trujillo Fenton & Keller Susan White The Fish Hopper Wesley and Gari Ann Truscott GAP - Monterey Cathy Whitton The UPS Store Samuel and Joan Trust Go Figure Activewear Skip Wickiser and Liza Horvath The Westin Palo Alto Jerry and Lonni Trykowski Grainger Industrial Supply Jason Wiginton Toys R Us John Tschida Granite Construction Inc. Doug and Lois Wilhelm Ventana Big Sur Vicci Tucci Grocery Outlet Bargain Market Susan Willey Wente Vineyards Chuck Ungurean J. Lohr Winery Deborah Williams Work Horse Bicycles Amy Upjohn and Jenkinson and Sala Family Rhonda Williams Bradley Vandenberg Christmas Trees Thank you to all our Toni Wills Lydia Uretsky Jim Tunney Youth Foundation contributors for supporting Thomas and Judith Wills Sonny and Pam Vaccaro KION/KCBA - News Channel 46 Great Futures! If your name Eric Wilson Ignacio and Imelda Valdez Laurie & Lisa Designs is listed incorrectly, please Diane Wilson Jan Valencia and Layers Sensational Cakes email development@bgcmc. Peter and Susan Winn Cath Tendler-Valencia Legends Invitational LLC org or call (831) 394-5171 Melanie Winters James Valentine Lowe's ext. 215.

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MISSION STATEMENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS To inspire and empower the youth of Monterey County to Peter A. Baird Gina Nucci realize their full potential to become responsible, healthy, Managing Partner, Former Shareholder, productive and successful citizens. Mahoney Commercial Mann Packing Co. Ted Balestreri Cynthia Peck VISION STATEMENT CEO/Chairman, Vice President, CHOMP It is our goal that every child we serve performs at grade level, Cannery Row Co. William Perocchi graduates from high school, completes post-secondary Erin Fogg CEO, Pebble Beach Co. education or training, and earns a livable wage as a productive, Founder & Principal, Ernie Pineda healthy member of their community. Spoke Consulting President, Valley Coast Market Tom Gray Wells Fargo Developer Robert Weakley Judy Guzman Krueger Entrepreneur EXECUTIVE STAFF Managing Director, Edward Zander Ronald Johnson Greater Monterey Bay Business Executive President & CEO Union Bank Ann Hasselbach Butch Lindley EMERITUS Chief Financial Officer Farmer and Investor DIRECTORS Robert Montgomery Peter Blackstock Retired Attorney Brigitte Wasserman Scott Negri Developer

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