ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2018/2019

ANAHEIM COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2018-2019

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

John Guastaferro, CFRE Executive Director

Ed Munson Board President Munson & Associates Kim Chips Vice Chair Disneyland Resort Jeff Hunter Treasurer Kaiser Permanente Priscilla Martinez Secretary Anaheim Elementary School District David Bostwick Immediate Past President Merrill-Lynch William Taormina Board Chairman Emeritus CEO, Clean City, Inc.

Orin Abrams The Clubhouse at Anaheim Hills Golf Course Stephen Faessel Anaheim City Council Member Lawrence Pasco City of Anaheim Michael Rubin Rutan & Tucker Stephen Sain Community Volunteer Bruce Solari Solari Enterprises, Inc. Gerald Solomon Samueli Foundation

Sarah Alevizon Board Member Emeritus

ANAHEIM COMMUNITY FOUNDATION BUILDING COMMUNITY THROUGH PEOPLE, PARTNERSHIPS & PRIDE SINCE 1984

ANAHEIM COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

Since 1984, the Anaheim Community Foundation (ACF) has enriched the lives of Anaheim residents with its mission to build community through people, partnerships and pride.

ACF assists in a multitude of areas, including:

 Championing community needs and improved outcomes  Building the capacity of nonprofits through grants and collaboration  Promoting philanthropy and volunteerism  Providing community support, from youth program scholarships to senior emergency assistance

During Fiscal Year 2018-2019, the Anaheim Community Foundation continued to provide the means for people, organizations, and corporations in “Building Community through people, partnerships, and pride” in Anaheim. Under the direction of a volunteer Board of Directors from the Anaheim civic and business communities, the Foundation linked citizens who wanted to give with neighbors who are in need of assistance, thereby enriching the community’s charitable spirit. Since its 1984 incorporation, the Foundation has continued to expand and provide leadership to meet community needs.

The Anaheim Community Foundation Board of Directors continued to offer a well-managed non-profit organization that acts as a community vehicle for accepting donations of property, money, or securities from individuals, organizations, and corporations. All contributions are returned to the community.

Managing assets averaging $1.5 million this fiscal year, the Foundation received $675,000 in donations and provided $335,000 in support to enhance programs and services that met human needs and aided local groups.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

AS A RESULT OF ITS LEADERSHIP AND REPUTATION FOR SOUND FISCAL MANAGEMENT, THE FOUNDATION’S ROLE AS A COMMUNITY ASSET CONTINUED IN FISCAL YEAR 2018-2019.

Helping Hands Grant Program $60,000 in assistance was awarded to 37 local service organizations through the Helping Hands grant program. Helping Hands focuses on assisting community programs that improve arts and culture, youth and senior programs, community resources and emergency assistance. Funds were made possible by community donations, proceeds from the 2018 Kicks for a Cause event, and matching gifts from Samueli Foundation and Disneyland Resort.

The Anaheim Hive In this fiscal year, the Anaheim Community Foundation also launched “The Anaheim Hive,” a partnership with the Samueli Foundation. This innovative shared workspace is designed to build the capacity of nonprofits and strengthen collective impact. As a hub for nonprofits, The Anaheim Hive is a place to meet, work, and collaborate, featuring common area desks, workstations, offices, conference meeting space, WiFi, and many other useful amenities. The Anaheim Hive promotes opportunities for trainings and collaboration among the nonprofit community. To learn more, visit anaheimcf.org/the- hive.

Youth Scholarships The ACF was able to continue this important program in thanks to major funding from the Disneyland Resort, D.E.V.O.T.E., and donations from individuals and businesses. Over 400 youth received financial support to attend a recreational class or camp during all four sessions.

Anaheim Transportation Center For over a decade, funds raised at the City of Anaheim Transportation Fair/Chili Cook- off have benefitted the ACF programs at Oak Canyon Nature Center.

CREATING A CARING COMMUNITY

Giving to the Anaheim Community Foundation allowed donors the opportunity to make a difference, be remembered, and enrich the quality of life in our community now and in the future. The Anaheim Community Foundation served as a charitable channel through which worthwhile programs including arts and culture, environmental/nature, gang-drug prevention and interventions, youth programs, human service/emergency assistance, senior programs, therapeutic programs, library, and scholarships were supported.

During Fiscal Year 2018-2019 the Foundation actively sought funds from the following sources:

ACF Helping Hands Donor Program

Individual donations of cash, real and personal property, or land/securities

Corporate/Organization donations

Employee Payroll Deduction/Contribution Plans

Gifts in memory of family or friends

Bequests in a will or trust

Designation as a life insurance beneficiary

Establishment of charitable trusts

Establishment of endowment funds

In-kind donation of service

PROGRAM NARRATIVES 2018/19

COMMUNITY SERVICES PROGRAM FUNDS

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Ballet Folklorico Dance Program The Project S.A.Y. (Support Anaheim’s Youth) Folklorico and Cultural Dance Program provides youth with an opportunity to learn about and strengthen the cultural heritage and rich history of Mexican folk dance. Youth dancers perform in monthly events including the OC Fair, Miraloma Park & Family Resource Center, GOALS Academy, Project S.A.Y. Graduation Ceremony, CHOC Hospital Talent Show, Dia de Los Muertos, Dia del Nino, Cinco de Mayo Fiesta, Anaheim Children’s Festival, events at Sycamore and South Junior High Schools, the Illumination Foundation Carnival for Kids, and various other community events. Your support helped offset the cost of dance costumes, shoes and shoe repair, and general supplies.

Community Service Volunteers/VolunTeen Recognition The 41st annual Volunteer Recognition Event “Anaheim Royalty” was held on Wednesday March 13th at the City National Grove of Anaheim. Over 500 individual City of Anaheim volunteers were recognized for their valued support, including those from Fire & Rescue, Police, and Community Services programs and facilities during the 2018 calendar year. Also recognized were contributors from local corporations and service clubs, including the Anaheim Arts Council, Anaheim Public Library Foundation, Anaheim Public Works Transportation Center, Anaheim Senior Citizen’s Club, City of Anaheim Employees, Disneyland Resort, Disney VoluntEARS, Friends of the Anaheim Public Library, Friends of the Canyon Hills Library, Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim, L-3 IEC and Employees, Republic Services, and SA Recycling.

The summer 2018 VolunTEEN program had 142 active teens volunteering throughout the City and contributing 5,200 hours of service. Sites included the Miraloma Family Resource Center, Pearson Park Amphitheatre, Oak Canyon Nature Center’s O.A.K.S. Summer Day Camp, East Anaheim Gymnasium, Anaheim City Hall, S.T.A.R.S., and the Tiny Tots Program.

Downtown Anaheim & West Anaheim Youth Centers Events and Programs The Downtown and West Anaheim Youth Centers continued to provide a variety of activities for its youth members. The Foundation managed funding of $12,076, which was used to help offset recreation activities, field trips, and special event supply costs that enabled the program to serve over 1,000 youth. Contributions of $1,000 were received from the Employee Giving Campaigns.

Project SAY (Support Anaheim’s Youth) Youth Development Project S.A.Y. is the City of Anaheim’s Youth Development Program and uses a combination of outreach, recreation, sports, academic support, and individualized guidance to engage junior high and high school-age youth in positive and constructive activities that help them develop the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary for their successful transition to adulthood. Over 24,000 Project S.A.Y. outreach and guidance contacts to at-risk youth and their families were made this past year. The Foundation managed funding that provided 850 youth with the opportunity to participate in twelve Youth Leadership Conferences, twenty-two educational workshops, multiple field trips to local museums and theaters, and many hiking activities. Tiny Tots Academy The Tiny Tots Academy provides a nurturing educational environment for children to acquire the skills necessary for kindergarten by providing hands-on experiences inside and outside the classroom. The program assists children in their emotion, social, and intellectual development so they may fulfill their own potential. The Foundation managed $3,238 in support with $926 received from the Employee Giving Campaign and $2,312 generated through fundraising efforts.

Youth Park Playground Programs With $96,312 of Foundation managed support, youth programs continued to provide free after school activities and homework help through the S.T.A.R.S. program, special events, and the “Fun on Wheels” mobile recreation programs to the Anaheim Community. Over 80,000 children participated in these programs this past year.

Youth Scholarships for Recreation and Personal Enrichment Programs During this fiscal year, the Foundation provided 433 recreational youth scholarships totaling $22,813 to families who met residency and income criteria. Of this amount, $5000 was dedicated to teens in the community through Project Say programming. Thanks to the generous support of the Foundation, and the Disneyland Resort, qualifying youth were able to participate in the variety of recreational opportunities offered through the Community Services Department including: art, dance and gymnastic classes, a variety of specialty day camps, and various sports and fitness classes.

COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

Flag Day Ceremony The Foundation managed $4,588 in financial support for the annual Flag Day Celebration held on Sunday, June 9, 2019 at Pearson Park. More than 600 youth and adults enjoyed the patriotic parade and A Musical Tribute to Old Glory program. Contributions from both individuals and businesses totaled $7,639.

Nutcracker Downtown Holiday Tree Lighting The Nutcracker Holiday Committee planned and conducted the 24th Annual Tree Lighting on Saturday, December 8th. Center Street Promenade and Feldhaus Circle were transformed into a Winter Wonderland! Over 6,000 people enjoyed the day-long festivities, including free holiday crafts, train rides, pictures with Santa, snow play, and holiday entertainment by local community groups. The event concluded with a Tree Lighting Ceremony that included a visit from the Sugar Plum Fairies from Anaheim Ballet’s “Nutcracker”, the talented voices of the Anaheim Union High School Combined Choirs, a reading of “Twas the Night before Christmas” by Santa, and a special bilingual medley of Christmas Carols presented by 16 year old Anaheim resident and Mouseketeer, Sean Oliu. Contributions were received from the City of Anaheim ($7,500), Anaheim Public

Utilities ($1,500), and $2,500 from local businesses and individuals.

Therapeutic Recreation Program The Anaheim Accessibility Center (formerly the Anaheim Train Depot) was renovated to comply with ADA standards and currently works in collaboration with Orange County YMCA, Anaheim Family YMCA, and Creative Identify to provide services to residents with developmental disabilities. West Anaheim Neighborhood Development Council (WAND) The West Anaheim Neighborhood Development Council (WAND) is a vital link in the community and the Foundation managed its $16,305 in financial assets. WAND hosted the 23rd Annual Western Barbeque on Saturday, April 13, 2019, at Maxwell Park. The event was a culmination of hard work put on by the WAND committee in conjunction with City of Anaheim and Foundation support, as well as support from their ‘Big Bonanza’ sponsor, the Samueli Foundation. Generous in-kind support was also provided by the Disneyland Resort. This successful event drew over 3,000 local Anaheim residents who enjoyed a fun-filled day that included live musical and stage entertainment, pony rides, children’s activities, food, and craft show. Exhibitors including the Anaheim Public Utilities, Anaheim Code Enforcement, Anaheim Public Library, Tree Power, Anaheim Historical Society, Orange County Family Justice Center, Anaheim Fire & Rescue as well as many others provided interactive and informational booths. Twila Reid Park was the host site for WAND’s Annual Holiday Magic Christmas Tree Lighting event which was held December 7, 2018. The event was attended by over 1,000 people and included a variety of live musical entertainment, a bonfire, children’s craft activities, ceremonial tree lighting, and a special guest (Santa Claus) who brought delight and special gifts to children and their families. Contributions totaling $6,440 were received from various businesses and organizations.

Youth Tennis Tournament The Foundation managed $81,384 for the Youth Tennis Program. The 55th annual sanctioned “Anaheim Junior Tennis Tournament” was held the first two weeks in December 2018 at various locations throughout the City including the Anaheim Tennis Center. As a result of this event, $1,300 was deposited with the Foundation.

CULTURAL AND PERFORMING ARTS PROGRAMS

Center Gallery The Center Gallery, which is free to the public, houses beautiful craftsman-style wall, counter, pedestal, and hallway niche display cases. Exhibitions are scheduled year- round and include a wide variety of artists and media. Throughout FY 2018/2019, a variety of Orange County artists provided seven exhibits that were viewed by thousands of Center Gallery visitors. The Foundation managed $1,000 in support of the Center Gallery.

Concerts in the Park The free summer concert series is held at Ronald Reagan Park and provides four concerts where neighbors and families can come and enjoy great music, fun family activities and picnic in the park. The community looks forward to these annual events and the attendance averages 2,000 each concert. This year’s selection offered some of

the best tribute and covers bands in Orange County. An additional concert at Dad Miller Golf Course, the “Concert on the Green,” held on the driving range, was added to the series.

Pearson Park Amphitheatre The 2019 ‘Summer Nights Under the Stars’ season included musical theatre, juggling and acrobatics shows, magic, and music! Special evenings featured Polynesian Culture and the Anaheim Ballet School. Thousands of area residents traveled to Pearson Park Amphitheatre on Friday and Saturday evenings to experience the excitement of live family friendly programming. The Foundation managed $74,904 in funding support. Donations received totaled $20,902, which included local organizations and individuals like the Disneyland Resort, The Anaheim Arts Council, D.E.V.O.T.E., SA Recycling, Anaheim United Methodist Church, L3 IEC, Republic Services, Workers United Local 50, Meghan Shigo Realtor, Council Member and Mrs. Stephen Faessel, Aldi, Anaheim Police Association, Boydston Realty & Property Management, LKQ Pick Your Part, Orange County 4th District Supervisor Doug Chaffee, and Richard and Amy Nelson.

SOCIAL SERVICE PROGRAMS

Advantage Assistance The Foundation managed funding of $83,257 provided by Anaheim Public Utilities. This funding made it possible to provide $53,943 in assistance to 306 families by paying the electrical portion of their utility bill.

Community Assistance Special Events The Foundation managed funding of $25,342 designated in support of Community Assistance Special Events. In FY 2018/2019, the funding for this program provided programs and special events to over 3,000 individuals with programming including support towards the Toys for Tots Program, entertainment for the family Christmas event and a performance for the Chinese New Year Celebration. Donations this year included $500 in support of the annual Holiday Adopt-a-Family Project. Motel Families Project In FY 2018/2019, the Foundation managed funding of $1,317, which provided support to the initiatives of the Collaboration to Assist Motel Families, including maintenance and support of a webpage. Financial support of this program is made possible by donations to the ACF.

NATURE PROGRAMS

Oak Canyon Nature Center The City of Anaheim’s Oak Canyon Nature Center is a natural park nestled in the Anaheim Hills. Located on site is an Interpretive Center with live animal and regional natural history exhibits. ACF funds programs that encourage children to learn about the environment and the nature around them. During this past year, the Nature Center has served over 100,000 visitors and the Foundation managed $175684 worth of funding for the center overall. Contributions were received from the City of Anaheim Employee Transportation Fair ($2,314) and The Disneyland Resort ($20,000.) Oak Canyon Nature Center used the funds from the Disneyland Resort donation to host the Annual Spring Fling & Eco Fun Faire event. The center was also able to implement an outreach program in partnership with City of Anaheim Youth Programs to ten Fun on Wheels Mobile recreation sites. The remaining funds will be directed toward enhancing the Interpretive Center’s educational interactive exhibits and the provision of activities that encourage children to learn about the environment and the nature elements around them.

SENIOR PROGRAMS

Senior Citizens Emergency Assistance During FY 2018/2019, the Foundation managed $6,280 in emergency assistance funding which provided nearly $1,300 in support to senior citizens with the non- electrical portion of their utility bill. Senior citizens were also provided with additional utility payment assistance from the Advantage Assistance program.

Senior Citizens Program and Senior Performing Groups The Foundation managed $20,392 to help offset costs for food and refreshments, supplies, equipment, and entertainment for the Anaheim Active Older Adult Program special events at three Community Centers in Anaheim. Over 4,100 seniors participated in special events including the Holiday Dances and Luncheons, Chinese New Year’s Celebration, the annual Fashion Show, Health & Fitness classes, and Health Resource Fairs.

Senior Fitness Senior fitness programs funded by the Foundation provided over 1,000 active older adults Health and Wellness fitness classes, Zumba Gold fitness classes, and table tennis programs.

OTHER SUPPORTED ACTIVITIES

Anaheim Health Fair For the past thirteen years, the Anaheim Health Fair has provided a much-needed humanitarian service through free access to health care services. The Anaheim Health Fair is supported by partners including: the Anekant Community Center, the City of Anaheim, GBS Linens, Inc., Lestonnac Free Clinic and recently added partner OCCORD. With the addition of OCCORD in 2017, the Anaheim Health Fair has expanded to include a free Citizenship Clinic. This event would not be possible without the dedication of all the volunteers, as well as the events’ sponsors including: the Masimo Foundation, Drs. Bharat and Ninna Patel Family Foundation, Sarva Mangal Family Trust, Freeman, Anaheim Public Utilities, Stovall’s Inn, SA Recycling, the Clubhouse at Anaheim Hills, and Republic Services.

Orange County Family Justice Center The Center is a safe, confidential and friendly place where assistance is provided to survivors of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault and elder/dependent adult abuse. The Orange County Family Justice Center works together to make a difference by restoring hope through the dedication of trained advocates, seventeen on-site partner agencies, and support staff. The OCFJC facilitates access to the services these victims need to protect themselves and their families from further violence. The Foundation managed $14,242 generated through Employee Giving Campaigns.

C4K - Cops for Kids The Anaheim Police Department’s Cops-4-Kids non-profit organization encompasses three programs geared toward Anaheim youth and young adults, ages 12-20: Junior Cadet Program, Cadet Leadership Program, and Explorer Program. The mission of these programs is to establish and nurture positive, long-term relationships among Anaheim youth, the police and community through teachings of respect, discipline, accountability and leadership. The youth programs are geared to developing courage, teamwork, self-esteem and interpersonal skills through exposure to professional, cultural, educational and recreational experiences. These programs offer productive alternatives to delinquent activities, drug use, criminal behavior and gang involvement.

Community Gardens There are currently four (4) community gardens in the City run by the neighboring community members. The Community Gardens project began in 2012 as a way to transform vacant and unused spaces throughout Anaheim into community gardens

that encourage relationships and healthy living. Garden plots are made available to community members at each garden. The Foundation manages donations to support each of the projects.

DEVOTE (Anaheim’s Dedicated Employee Volunteers Offering Time & Energy) As the City’s employee volunteer and philanthropic group, DEVOTE has been providing opportunities for employees to support the Anaheim community for over 25 years. DEVOTE partners with management for the City’s annual employee volunteer day (The Big Give), and on a quarterly basis identifies fun and rewarding ways that employees can volunteer and give back (Little Gives). All of DEVOTE’s funds are donated by the City’s generous employees, and are invested right back in to the community via grants to small organizations serving the neediest in Anaheim. In FY2018-19, employees contributed almost $10K through the Employee Giving Campaign, the Casual 4A Cause Program, and automatic payroll deductions throughout the year. In turn, DEVOTE awarded over $10K to Anaheim-based organizations, including the Orange County Family Justice Center, 4GIRLS Organization, and Project SAY. The Foundation manages DEVOTE’s funds, while a volunteer Board of City employees operates its programs.

Fire - CERT Program Anaheim CERT promotes the ongoing training and participation of our volunteer force by providing many educational opportunities to better prepare for and respond to disasters. CERT certified volunteers with the City of Anaheim fall under 3 different levels of training to prepare volunteers to respond in a variety of areas during a disaster situation: Basic, Deployable, and Responder. In the past year, the Anaheim CERT program proudly deployed two volunteers to assist in Butte County with the Camp Fire for just over a week in December. We have trained our volunteers in a variety of operations including Stop the Bleed, traffic control, animal rescue, and shelter operations. Our CERT program is a critical volunteer group to disaster response and recovery in the City of Anaheim.

Fire Education/Community Relations Anaheim Fire Department’s Education/Community Relations program includes the Emergency Management Division which is dedicated to providing disaster preparedness education and information to the City of Anaheim. This includes the Anaheim city government, its residents and businesses. The City has a comprehensive Emergency Management Program which includes all elements necessary to respond quickly and effectively to major emergencies. These elements include an Emergency Operations Plan, Emergency Operations Center, Public Safety Officers, Public Education Programs, and trained volunteers. Fire - EXPLORER Program Anaheim Fire & Rescue’s Fire Explorers Program was established in 2006. The program is designed to help develop leadership skills to aspiring firefighters ages 14 to 20. Participants learn various firefighting skills such as ladder techniques, wildland firefighting procedures, forcible entry and basic first aid skills. Participants are required to maintain a 2.0 GPA and attend meetings regularly. Money managed in the foundation will be used to send participants to the summer fire academy held by the county.

Fire – Wear your Helmet like a Pro Part of Anaheim Fire & Rescue's mission is "ensuring the safety and welfare of the public we serve" and with this in mind, we developed the Wear Your Helmet like a Pro program. Wear Your Helmet like a Pro program focuses on helmet safety education for children ages 5 to 14. Thanks to generous donations from our partners, we have been able to offer approximately 4,000 safety helmets to Anaheim youth. Our goal is to provide a helmet for every child that needs one. Funds raised will help us get closer to our goal.

Library The Anaheim Public Library Foundation is a clearing house for community input and sponsors Library fund raisers such as the Annual Mystery Authors Luncheon held each spring. These Library friends care about the welfare of the library and strive to strengthen the library's resources to the community. Proceeds go to support library collections, special programs, and many valuable extras that enhance the library experience. The Foundation managed $11,000 in funding resources, generating over $7,000 through Employee Giving Campaigns and $4,000 through individual donations.

Anaheim Police Department’s Mounted Unit The Anaheim PD Mounted Enforcement Unit celebrated 24 years in 2019. The unit – consisting of eight officers, a sergeant, lieutenant and a deputy chief, and their horses – is part of the Orange County Regional Mounted Unit, which consists of the seven police agencies in O.C. with mounted units (Anaheim, Garden Grove, Santa Ana, Newport Beach, Buena Park, Huntington Beach and the Orange County Sheriff’s Department). This fund supports expenses for the horses as well as charitable activities like visiting CHOC Children’s to put some smiles on the faces of ill kids at the Orange hospital by delivering toys. The fund balance is $6,367.

Anaheim Police Department Homeless Resource Fund This fund provides a valuable resource to the officers interacting daily with the homeless population and facilitates funding to expedite providing resources such as bus passes, meals and other necessary purchases to support their efforts. The Foundation managed $6,534 in funding for this program.

Anaheim Police Department’s Awards and Retirement Ceremony This fund was established in support of the annual Anaheim Police Department’s Awards and Retirement Ceremony. The ceremony includes awarding of the Medal of Valor, Distinguished Service, Life Saving, Joseph T. Malloy Career Achievement, Special Recognition, Special Unit of the Year, Division Employee of the Year (both Sworn and Civilian), and Randall W. Gaston Community Service Award. The ceremony also honors current retirees.

MUZEO, Inc. The MUZEO engages the community by exploring and celebrating our diverse heritage, culture and arts through creative programming. The MUZEO hosts three traveling exhibitions per year which would otherwise not be displayed in the region. A new model for urban cultural centers the MUZEO will feature a unique variety of changing exhibitions, special events, lectures, classes and weekend festivals. The 25,000 square foot MUZEO complex encompasses Anaheim’s original Carnegie Library (built in 1908) and a new state-of-the art gallery space which has been seamlessly integrated into an urban setting.

Sister City This program’s focus has been on the cultural/education exchange and has recently expanded its objectives in the hopes of realizing more meaningful benefit to both the City of Anaheim and our partners. While recognizing the value of the cultural exchange program, the development of economic benefits and international commerce will also be a key objective in our sister city activities and interactions. The primary responsibilities of the Sister City Commission are to maintain the integrity and spirit of the existing relationships, implement the council's vision for expansion, and provide the Mayor and Council with recommendations on future sister city relationships based on revised objectives. The Commission also organizes a student exchange program with its Sister City, Mito, Japan, in the summer months each year. The Foundation managed $14,936.98 in funding resources and provided $11,814.98 toward program related expenses in FY 2018/19.

Veterans Working Group The City of Anaheim has continually honored its veterans and active military personnel for their sacrifices to this country and unyielding bravery. In return, the City has frequently explored additional opportunities to provide assistance and well-deserved recognition to Anaheim veterans and active military personnel. The Veterans Working Group consists of individuals from veteran-based non-profit organizations, active community members, other government jurisdictions and multiple City department staff. The group coordinates funding for veteran programs and activities.

DONOR SUMMARY

SAMUELI FOUNDATION $206,764

THE DISNEYLAND RESORT $50,300

O.C. COMMUNITY FOUNDATION $50,000

MASIMO FOUNDATION FOR ETHICS & INNOVATION IN HEALTHCARE $40,000

ANAHEIM PUBLIC UTILITIES $33,2850

GBS LINENS $21,000

CITY OF ANAHEIM $10,200

SARVA MANGAL FAMILY TRUST $10,000

$5,000 - $9,999

Anaheim Arts Council Ninna & Bharat Patel Family Foundation SA Recycling Sarva Mangal Family Trust

$1,000 - $4,999

Abrams, Orin Bethesda University of California Alfaro, Felipe Bostwick, David Anaheim Ducks & Honda Center CalOptima Anaheim Police Association Camacho, Elena Anaheim Town Square CDCE, Incorporated Anaheim United Methodist Church Charities Aid Foundation of America Angels Baseball Foundation Inc City of Anaheim Planning/PW Employees City of Anaheim Transportation Center Martins, Rafael Cornerstone Communications Mito City International Association Country City Towing, Inc Montgomery, Sheryl DEVOTE Nor-Cal Beverage Co., Inc. Disney VoluntEARS Northgrove Calvary Chapel Extron Electronics Numa Networks Faessel, Stephen & Susan Orange County Tennis Academy Grail Brand Design LLC Ortiz-Poblano, Cirenia Guiam, Charles Republic Services Hayes, Phil Rutan & Tucker, LLP Hilgenfeld Mortuary Sagert, Sandra Hunter, Jeffrey H. Schonherz, Karyn Hurtado, Isaac Trapp, Eric Kaiser Permanente O.C. Vanderbilt, James Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim Veteran Air L3 Communications- IEC Employees Vu, Thu Le, Michael T. Walmart LKQ Corporation Wells Fargo Bank Mai, Sen Thi Workers United Local 50 Manheim, Inc.

$500 - $999

1001 Inc. Haas, Douglas 7-Eleven, Inc. Inglis, Royce American Sports Center Keolis Transit America, Inc. Anaheim Firefighters Assn LSA Associates, Inc. Anaheim Marriott Michael Baker International Anaheim Police Association Newell, Jane Anaheim Police Assn Survivors & Nuvis Landscape Architecture Scholarship Fund Orange County Supervisor Don Wagner Anaheim Police Explorer Post 249 Orange County's Credit Union Arco Anaheim Brookhurst Center Patel, Bharat P. Arco Anaheim Resort Center Paul Kott Realtors, Inc. BGB Design Group.0 Rubin, Michael 1Boydstun Realty Russell, Michelle Brandman, Jordan Schneider Lasik BrightView Landscape Services Shigo, Meghan Coast Recreation, Inc. Superior Property Services, Inc. Dutton-Meyers, Cathy Visit Anaheim Federal Signal Safety & Security Systems W. Solutions, Inc. Ferbert Enterprises-Kona ice West Coast Arborists, Inc. Gaytan, Yolanda

$250 - $499

A.Y. Nursery Lehman, Janis ALDI, Inc. LRA Engineers Anacal Engineering Company Lucero, Marco Anaheim Plaza Hotel Lujan, Audrey Anaheim Police Management Association Mendocino, Thomas Aramark Sports & Entertainment Meza, Georgina Assistance League Anaheim MIG, Inc. Au, Peggy Monteiro, Lisa B.C.E.A. Moreno, Deborah Barker, Terry Munson, Edward and Marcia Best Western PLUS Neal, Kevin Blais & Associates, Inc. Nelson, Robert and Amy Brookhurst Shopping Center LLC O. C. Supervisor Doug Chaffee Brown, Fred & Kristen Pacific Western Bank Championship Golf Services Pan, Hsiao-Mei Chwan, Brian Pawlicki, Jean City of Anaheim Utilities Customers Perez, Jose J. Curt Pringle & Associates Perkins Eastman Dougherty Architects Dalati's Insurance Agency, Inc. Petra Risk Solutions Dalati, Bill PSOMAS Desert Palms Hotel RHA Landscape Architects-Planners, Inc. Dragon Dogs Ritchie, John Elizalde, Jesse Romines, Joe Everythingonline, LLC Rose and Rose Enterprises Inc. Feliciano, Sarah Solari, Bruce Fuscoe Engineering, Inc. Sorensen, Jennifer Ganahl Lumber Co. Sporn, Anaheim Goode, Edina Stephen G. White, MAI Griffiths Printing Stockhoff, Cory D. Hall, Jennifer Superior Tree Care Harrington Geotechnical Engineering, Inc. The Anabella Hotel Hilton Anaheim The Anaheim Hotel Huff, Michelle The Coad Family Rev. Inter Vivos Trust Hurst, Charles Vernon, E. Trent Islamic Institute of Orange County Wincome USA Kenny, Susan Wyatt, Daron Kirkwood, Bernice Yuen, Richard Lapkowski, Beth

$100 - $249

Access California Services Alzheimer's Orange County Aetna Inc. Anaheim Municipal Employees Association Alcala, Laura Anaheim Police Management Association AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center Baldwin, Don Alignment Health Plan Bass, Theresa

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