Our Mission

Since 1997, San Mateo PAL has provided recreational, educational, San Mateo and leisure activities at little or no cost to thousands of San Mateo youth. Supported by a volunteer Police Activities League Board of Directors and staff consisting of Police Officers, Parks and Recreation Staff, and City Employees, the San Mateo Police Activities League is building a stronger and safer community 2017-2018 1

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Darren Kelley, Chair Carol Conroy Pat Prudhel Cotchett, Pitre & McCarthy San Mateo Postmaster San Mateo Police (Ret.) (Ret.) Mike Peterson, Vice Chair Don Scatena Fund Development Chair Tammy Del Bene San Mateo Uni. School Dist. Serra High School (Ret.)/ Recology Boston Private Bank Adili Skillin Bill Esposto Sequoia High School Todd Foster, Treasurer Esposto’s Catering Foster Enterprises Russ Stanley Maureen Freschet San Francisco Giants Oleksii Chuiko, Secretary Council Member, City of ASIYA Shrine Center San Mateo Dana Stoehr HONORARY BOARD San Mateo County Event Linda Asbury, Immediate Pam Frisella Center Past Chair Former Mayor, City of  Sandra Boyle The EDGE Foster City Margaret Taylor Tom Brady Sr.  San Mateo Health Services  Dennis Brown Robert Anderson Papia Gambelin (Ret.)  Tana Goff Downtown San Mateo San Mateo Resident  Jerry Hill Assoc./Ret. SMPD  Dave Hock Carole Groom Alison Baumann Supervisor, County of San  John Kelly Franklin Templeton Inv. Mateo  Gene Klein  Scott Poms Steve Booker Ed Han  Linda Yates IBEW Local 617 San Mateo Police Officers’ Assoc. CHIEF’S CABINET Staci Bush Gilead Sciences Susan E. Manheimer  John Adams Police Chief, City of San Sheila Canzian Mateo  Andy Batinovich Director, City of San Mateo  Robert Binn Parks & Recreation Jake Nguyen  Joe Cotchett Heritage Bank  Greg Johnson Bill Chiang  Jenny Johnson PG&E  Wally Krone (In Memoriam)  Phill Raiser

The San Mateo Police Activities League (SMPAL) was established in 1997 as a collaboration between the San Mateo Police Department and the San Mateo Parks & Recreation Department to reduce juvenile delinquency and develop our youth. The mission of San Mateo PAL is to build a bond between cops and kids, focusing our efforts on our at-risk youth and families. In collaboration with our community supporters and partners, we strive to create a safe society while promoting the physical, social, and mental development of our youth. To achieve this mission, San Mateo PAL provides high quality developmental, recreational, and educational activities to the youth of San Mateo and surrounding communities at little or no cost for our youth who otherwise might not have these opportunities. Membership itself is free! San Mateo PAL utilizes police officers and recreational leaders as coaches, teachers, and mentors to thousands of youth, families, and the community. San Mateo PAL believes that by fostering positive interactions and developing lasting relationships between police officers and youth, we are developing better citizens for the future. PAL is a non-profit organization supported by a dedicated Board of Directors comprised of many corporate and community leaders whose fundraising efforts and other support ensure that our youth will be provided a strong foundation for their future.

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Dear PAL Supporters and Community Citizens,

San Mateo PAL has had another exceptional year offering hundreds of opportunities to youth in San Mateo and the surrounding areas, creating happy life long memories and positive bonding experiences between cops & kids. During our 2017 – 2018 fiscal year, we focused our efforts to help level the playing field for our members by offering high-quality activities such as: competitive soccer, ice hockey, music and STEM classes at a very low cost or, in some cases, no cost to the member.

These services were provided to over 1,000 boys and girls in our community, many of whom would not otherwise have the opportunity to participate on a competitive soccer team or to take ice hockey lessons, attend a week-long STEM camp, learn Darren Kelley to play the ukulele, go camping & deep-sea fishing with police officers, and/or visit local corporations for career development. BOARD CHAIR

Every service we provide, every program we plan, every dollar TABLE OF CONTENTS we raise is dedicated to helping our PAL youth. We are there, by their side, with remarkable programs and services to support Introduction………………4 young people in their path to becoming productive citizens. Meet our new E.D. Please take the time to read our 2017- 2018 Year in Review to learn further about the incredible impact San Mateo PAL is Program Spotlight………..5 making on our youth and families in the community. Diversion…………………6

I am proud to say that I am part of an organization that builds Programming……………..7 youth for their future and witness first-hand how San Mateo PAL is working hard to keep our kids, on track, in school and out of jail. Chief’s Letter……….….....8

We simply cannot thank our many partners in the community PAL Impact………...…….9 enough for helping youth create brighter futures. None of this would be possible without the support from our dedicated PAL Financial Summary……...10

Board of Directors, PAL Staff, San Mateo Police Officers, Parks Annual Events…………...11 and Recreation Staff, and of course, our phenomenal donors. The incredible impact we make on the youth and families in this Tis the Season………..….12 community is because of you all! On behalf of the PAL Board of Donor Spotlight………….14 Directors, thank you from the bottom of our hearts for making our PAL kids smile!

Sincerely,

PAL Chair 2017-2018

3 PAL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT If you haven’t had a chance to meet Officer Tracey Unga yet, PAL’s new Executive Director, here’s your intro- duction. Tracey has been an officer with SMPD for 10 years now, spending 5 as a School Resource Officer at San Mateo High School. She has always been committed to PAL throughout her career, even being recognized as PAL’s Officer of the Year in 2012. She was also recognized for her service to San Mateo’s Polynesian youth in 2016. Married to a Sheriff’s Deputy, they have four children, who attend schools within the San Mateo School District. Tracey is excited about her role in PAL and looks forward to getting out into the community and spreading PAL’s mission of “Building the Bonds Between Cops & Kids!”

Dear PAL Family & Supporters,

What an amazing year it has been here at PAL! We are thrilled to be able to share with you all of the amazing work we’re doing in the community thanks to all of you! In the past year, the unique collaboration between San Mateo Police and San Mateo Parks and Recrea- tion Departments has once again made a significant im- pact. PAL works hard everyday to make sure we level the play- ing field for all youth by keeping our programs low to no cost and making them accessible to all, therefore, keeping kids on track, in school and out of jail.

PAL ensures that we promote the physical and social development of our youth, creating a safer community one program at a time. By participating in PAL activities, our youth have access to new experiences that pro- vide lasting developmental benefits. PAL’s after school programs and activities have proven to reduce crime, victimization and aid in youth development. Throughout the year, PAL enhances the overall learning experi- ence for kids, providing positive role modeling, coaching, mentoring and accessibility. We create productive, engaged youth, who succeed in school and in their lives.

Here at PAL, we believe that regardless of where you live or how much money you have, all kids are at risk. Our focus is to provide the opportunity and ability for our youth to access a variety of programs in order to create well-rounded individuals. As PAL’s Executive Director, I am humbled by the opportunity to serve the youth in our community. Being able to witness firsthand the way PAL enhances and changes these young people lives is truly amazing and life changing. The enormous amount of community and donor support is overwhelming and speaks to what a wonderful community we have right here in San Mateo. I am blessed to be able to do this work every day and I look forward to all that PAL continues to offer.

Sincerely, “Thank you very much. I’m so Thankful for everything you did to [sic] my children and to [sic] myself. Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart God Officer Tracey Unga PAL Executive Director bless you all.”

-Clotilde Lopez (PAL Parent)

4 PAL Ice Hockey • Youth Served: 64 kids, aged 5 - 18 • FREE (valued at $250, skates & gear provided) • Taught by volunteer Police Officers • Promotes athletic prowess, confidence, pride, focus, comradery & responsibility • Increases physical activity, health, nutrition and wellness

PAL STEAM • Youth Served: 80 students (20 students/session & 40 summer campers, aged 8-13) • FREE (valued between $400-$600) • Hands-on, screen and project-based learning, focused on Coding (Computer Science), Making (Design) & Robotics (Engineering) • Helps students access opportunities they wouldn’t normally have while giving them a safe space to be them- selves, to learn, to feel, to be seen & to be heard. PAL Competitive Soccer • Youth Served: 245 players (80 girls/165 boys) • Grants & Scholarships funded: 35% of boys and 100% of girls teams • FREE tutoring at Martin Luther King Center Research shows, youth participation in organized sports and • Emphasis on academics with goal of increasing enrichment activities during out-of-school hours is invaluable, school attendance, success and achievement by providing clear physical, educational and mental health maintaining good academic standing benefits, and help kids succeed in school and in life. The challenge many researchers highlight is the need for access, expansion and addition of these opportunities, so all children may benefit. Over the last year, San Mateo PAL has focused its efforts on closing this gap, especially for those children who have the least access to these critically important opportunities and experiences. By offering an array of high-quality and normally expensive activities, such as STEAM, ice hockey and competitive soccer at a below market rate or for free to our members, San Mateo PAL is helping level the playing field for many youth and families in our community.

5 JUVENILE DIVERSION PROGRAM The SMPD Youth Services Unit (YSU) and PAL aim to keep youth aged 11-17 out of the formal juvenile justice system for committing first-time, low-level criminal offenses by offering our Juvenile Diversion Program.

Program Aims to: • Hold youth accountable using restorative justice principles • Reduce youth incarceration and recidivism • Reduce truancy and improve school performance • Address mental health needs • Improve family dynamic • Re-engage youth into their community

Diversion is a Multidisciplinary Team that includes partnerships between the San Mateo Police Department, San Mateo County Probation Department, YMCA Youth Services Bureau, PAL, and many other community based organizations.

Diversion Youth Receive: • Clinical and Behavior Case Management • Individual and family counseling • Life Skills Curriculum • Access to PAL Activities

...and Provide • Service to our Community

Diversion allows the youth to reengage with their family, school and community, creating healthier and more productive citizens.

“PAL provides a link to critical prevention & intervention as well as mental health support for our youth and families in need.” -Chief Manheimer

ONE LIFE WELLNESS CENTER & PAL This year, PAL was fortunate to receive a grant from the Peninsula Health Care District, enabling us to partner with a wonderful organization, One Life Wellness Center. One Life believes that access to mental health services should be easily accessible, readily available and comfortable.

Our partnership with One Life Wellness allows PAL to provide free mental health counseling and education services to youth and families in need. These services will continue to be offered in the coming year. Be on the lookout for our wonderful PAL/One Life Counselor, Roy Gonzalez, AMFT #103715

• Free individual and family counseling • Parent Classes: Managing Social Media, Meaningful Relationships, Surviving the Teenage Years, Depression / Anxiety Awareness & more.

6 PAL Programming at a Glance

This year, San Mateo PAL provided over 124+ opportunities for our PAL kids to join us on some sort of class, trip, or program. This number does not include the numerous booths, presentations, and other outreach events we participated in. Here are just a few of the wonderful things we’ve offered:

Adventures Intervention/Prevention • Aqua Adventure • Crab Fishing/Ocean & Bay • Boo at the Zoo Fishing • Cave Adventures • Dance • Gilroy Gardens • G.R.E.A.T. Program • Laser Tag • Non-Runner’s Run Club • Miniature Golf • Presentations • Movie Days • Snow Play Day • Picnic in the Park • Wilderness Backpacking • Pumpkin Patch • Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk • White Water Rafting

Sports Development STEAM • Competitive Soccer • CA. Academy of Science • Hiking & Biking • Cooking Classes • Horseback Riding • Live Theater • Ice Hockey Fundamentals • Mad Science • Junior Giants • Maker’s Faire • Kayaking & Swimming • Monterey Bay Aquarium • Martial Arts • Safari West • San Jose Giants Experience • STEM Camp • Wrestling • Ukulele

Thanks to a grant made possible by Mainfreight through Books in Homes, we were able to provide books to many of our PAL youth at several large events through- out the year. Both, our Competitive Soccer teams and Junior Giants teams were able to “shop” for FREE books during our annual festivals. We have been able to hand select books for the various types of readers we have in our membership. All books are age appropriate, come in different languages, and promote a love of reading.

“Building the Bond Between Cops & Kids…” One Child at a Time, One Opportunity at a Time!

7 A Message from San Mateo Police Chief, Susan E. Manheimer

This has been another important and exciting year for PAL as we continue to make a difference and provide that critical safety net for our youth and families. No one has a “front row seat” like our officers and especially our School Resource Officers. Each day they see first-hand the challenges and choices that confront our youth. The landscape for our kids has become very complex and PAL serves an important role in the Prevention, Development, Intervention, and Rehabilitation of our youth.

Our job is not just to keep kids on track, in school, and out of jail, but to provide them social defenses and youth development skills that will help them navigate troubled times and develop into healthy young adults and our future workforce. Our programs and interventions are aimed at all of our youth as social bullying, risky choices, and peer pressures know no zip code and can seem insurmountable at times – but that’s exactly when PAL is there! Whether taking them fishing, teaching them coding, tutoring after school, or just helping them work through the consequences of bad choices, we are there for our kids!

When our community is in trouble, they call 911, but when our cops come across a youth or family in need, they call our PAL! We are there - responding to families in crisis, youth in trouble, or simply keeping our school campuses secure. We are there on the ground and in the trenches as a lifeline with resources and support when a crisis hits a family. Working with the schools and social services, we ensure our kids have what they need to be successful. Your continued support provides that vital lifeline for our kids and families and we are grateful.

Yours In Service,

Susan E. Manheimer, COP

We are thrilled to welcome Gilead Sciences to the San Mateo PAL family and are extremely grateful for their donation to PAL this year, the single largest corporate donation in PAL’s history. We are honored they have chosen to champion the important work we do. Their commitment to making a brighter future possible for our PAL kids, our community, and the world we live in, has made a significant impact on our organization, members and the pub- lic at large. Gilead recognizes how important it is for people of all backgrounds to live in vibrant communities. They fund initiatives that promote the well-being and betterment of the local neighborhoods and cities in which they live, and work and we are forever thankful. Additionally, we are excited to announce they now have a spot on our Board of Directors. This year we welcomed Staci Bush and look forward to what we will be able to do together. 8 9 10 OUR MAJOR ANNUAL EVENTS PROVIDE CRUCIAL SUPPORT 18th Annual San Mateo PAL Golf Tournament On September 25, 2017, our annual golf tournament was held for the 1st time at the exclusive, members only Peninsula Golf & Country Club. It was a beautiful day of golf, followed by a wonderful dinner, auction & raffle guest hosted by Mitch Juricich and Marty Lurie. The lure of the golf course and wonderful donations & sponsorships made for record breaking numbers. Special thanks goes out to Cotchett, Pitre, & McCarthy LLP for another year as our presenting sponsor.

20th Annual San Mateo PAL Lights & Sirens Dinner Our 20th Lights & Sirens Dinner was held on February 23, 2018. Thanks goes to our banner sponsor, Franklin Templeton Investments for continuing in this tradition. The evening was a wonderful hoe- down of a time. We honored our Officer of the Year, Bryan Thompson, and Youth of the Year, Merlyn Grajales Morales, and honored longtime PAL Board Member Tom Vocker, who passed away. Mike Callagy put his auctioneer skills to good use, and we enjoyed a wonderful performance by our PAL kids, who sang, danced, and played the ukulele to our sold out crowd.

2nd Annual Stride for Awareness, 5K for Student Mental Health & Wellness Building on the success of our inaugural run last year, we held our 2nd Run/Walk at Seal Pointe Park on May 6, 2018. Gilead Sciences, our newest PAL supporters, was the presenting sponsor. Working with A Runner’s Mind, we hosted almost 300 participants who took on the 3.1 miles that beautiful Sunday morn- ing. All participants received a goodie bag, medal, and t-shirt for supporting such a worthy cause.

11 TIS THE SEASON…

For the past several years, PAL has partnered with the Police Depart- ment to host an array of events during the holiday season. In the month of December, we start our giving with “Santa Cop” by visiting the homes of children who could use the “special” visit. Santa (Sgt. Craig Collom, Mrs. Claus (SRO Lupe Mejia) & Jingle the Elf (CSO Jeanine Luna) caravanned to approximately (8) homes within the city, spreading good cheer and providing gifts to these families. Most referred to us by police officers. PAL Staff and Board Member Russ Stanley tagged along to witness this heart warming experience.

Two days later, PAL hosts our annual “Brunch with Santa” at the King Center. With the help of the First Responders Lions Club, PAL Board Members & Staff, Santa and his crew visit with 200 people, giving so many PAL kids the opportunity to meet Santa and take pictures at this fun & festive breakfast.

This year PAL added a new gift giving event to our repertoire, Shop with a Cop. With help from Target and San Mateo Rotary, we gave kids gift cards to use as they shopped with a Cop.

There is something magical about what PAL can do for kids and their families, and adults alike. It is only possible with the support of our wonderful donors, people like you.

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13 San Mateo PAL is a partnership in every way and the impact we create would not be possible without our donors. We appreciate your ongoing TOP DONORS support and dedication to “Building the Bonds Between Cops & Kids”.

• SM City Employees Federal Credit • Stephen Grundlingh • Charlene Clancy Union • Tom Huening • Johnathon Coates • Russ Stanley • IBEW Local Union #617 • Carol Conroy • Margaret Taylor • LW Enterprises • Lliesa Cruz • Vocker Kristofferson & Co. • Jose Mendez • Marie D’Asaro • Diane Vocker • Larry Nibbi • Chris Degrande • Whole Foods • Diane Papan • Susan Dekom

$1,000 - $1,999 • Gary and Chris Pollard • Richard and Matilda DeLuna • Presidio Bank • Sam Diserens • Dave Adamis • Chris and Jennifer Ball • Paul and Lisa Ring • Lawrence and Joan Diskin $60,000 + • Paul and Donna Barulich • San Mateo County SAL • Tasneem Dohadwala • Gilead Sciences • Bob and Alison Baumann • Suzanne Taylor • Kimmie Domenech • Bohannon Foundation • David and Debbie Vanwart • Rod Dowait $25,000 - $50,999 • Stacy Wagner • Patricia Dowling • The Carl Gellert and Celia Berta • Michael Burdick • California Water Service • Michael Wendler • John and Alison Draper Gellert Foundation • Thomas Werbe • Jadan Drown • Franklin Templeton • Lisa Carr • Scott and Elizabeth Williams • Steven and Lisa Dugoni, D.M.D • Peninsula Health Care District • Dan Centoni • Concar Enterprises • Mike and Bebelu Wishart • Eric and Wendy Eger $15,000 - $24,999 • County of San Mateo • Maria Worthge • Jenine Esias • City of San Mateo • Chris and Kelly Eckert • Linda Yates • Frank and Andi Espina • Cotchett, Pitre and McCarthy LLP • Dorothy Fletcher • John Ebneter • Peninsula Gas and Electric Co. • John and Robbin Eudy • The Foster Family Trust • Kaiser Permanente • Todd Foster • Henry Friedlander • Philip Raiser • Pamela Frisella • Joseph and Helen Galligan • Wells Fargo • Darold Givens • Rigo and Arlene Garcia • Ronald F. Garrity $10,000 - $14,999 • Nancy Harmon • Hillsdale Shopping Center • Yvonne and James Gavros • Andy Batinovich • Seth Gersch • Bob and Linnell Binn Family Fund • Richard and Linda Hedges • Paul Hughes • Rob Gibson • Caccia Plumbing • Maria Gin • Rita and Bob Delue • Hunter Industries • Susan Iwasaki • Michael and Athea Giotinis • Greg Johnson Up to $500 • Amber Gladys • Michael and Sally Mayer • JH Robbins Foundation • JJR Construction • AAA NorCAL • Joe and Sharon Goethals • Putnam Automotive • Teresa Abrahamson • Norma Gomez • Alan Talansky • Jenny Johnson • Mark Melville • Joy Addison • Roberto Gonzalez • Wally A Krone Trust • Stephen Akers • Saili Gosula • Jill Mizono $5,000 - $9,999 • Patrick O’Conner • Mark Allen • David and Kris Gromm • American Medical Response • John Pedicini • Renee Anderson • Shailly Guleri Robert Anderson • Kevin and Lisa Cullinane • Pat Prudhel • • Karsen Jade Halai • Caminar • SF Police Credit Union • Isabelle Anderson • Dara Haldane-Lindley Cheryl Angeles • Bill and Judy Esposto • SM City Firefighters Assoc. • • Martin Harband • Essex Property Trust • SM County Event Center • Miguel and Nicole Aquino • James Hardy • Robert and Lynn Fischbach • SM Credit Union • Mark Avelar • Elizabeth Harman • Ernie and Andrea Giotinis • SM Police Officers Assoc. • Rahul Bahadur • Natalia Hernandez • Bob Grassilli • Bernice Schwabacher • Mitchell Bailey • Stephanie Higa Richard and Rochelle Baker • McDorobush Family Foundation • Randall and Christine Schwabacher • • Wayne and Deb Hoss • Mills Peninsula Health Services • Don Shoecraft • Mark Barbieri • Shana Hughes Brendan and Sam Bartholomew • Recology San Mateo County • Joe Sully • • Stephen Hurst, MD • Yvonne Ryzak • Target Foundation • Tali and Mary Bashour M.D. • James Ingwersen • San Mateo Rotary Foundation • Marco and Lisa Tartaglia • John and Beth Beiers • Greg and Jill Jacobson • Ali and Lisa Taner • Robert Whitehill • Brienne Benson • John and Jennifer Kammeyer • United American Bank • G.W. Williams Foundation • Katey Bielagus • Darren Kelley • Craig Zimmerman • Peter Bjorklund • Jeff Kellogg $500 - $999 • Irene Bluth • Brain and Janis Kelly $2,000- $4,999 • Laura Bent • Mary Bona • Allan Kennedy • John and Melinda Adams • Brayer Electric Company • Virginia Brooks • Madeleine Kerr • Bill and Jeanne Barulich • Sarah Burdick • Mike and Valerie Brunicardi • Art Kiesel • Boston Private Bank • Benn and Vicki Camicia • Chip Burns • Dickson Ko • Paula and Bandel Carano • Mike and Lisa Callagy • Alissa Cain • Kasey Krape • Andrew Cresci and Maureen • Sheila Canzian • Mike and Dorothy Callan • Patricia Krikorian Freschet • Diane Christensen • Kevin and Denise Canfield • Christine Krolik • Russ Dotson • Amy Cook • John and Anne Carlevaris • Krupka Consulting • Carole Groom • Mike and Carol Conroy • Glenn Carlson • Jay and Anna Kuhre • First National Bank • Children’s Health Council • Jenne’ Carnevale • DI C Lam • Kenneth and Mary Alice Lewis • Costco Wholesale • Diana Castillo • Lynne Mayer • Chief Susan Manheimer • Paul and Sandy Council • Erin Chiari • Jenna Lee • Marketo • Ralph Debono • Mun Kwan Chiew • Christine Lopez • O’Neill’s Irish Pub • Tammy Del Bene • Oleksii Chuiko • Ian Lanford • Nick and Beth Rogers • Charlie and Cynthia Drechsler • Mark Church • Your Cause • Paul and Linda Rogerville • Roxie Folsom • Greg St. Clair • Catherine Lopez

14 • Kevin Loveland • Elizabeth Tatola-Joachim • Classic Kids Photography • Porterhouse • Kathleen Lucatorto • David Tennenhouse • Concar Enterprises • Prudhel Estates • John Maltbie • LT& Associates • Cuvee Wine Cellars • Recology San Mateo County • Aram and Jennifer Maravillas • Dennis Thomas • CVS/Health • Robert Anderson • Janet Martin • Bryan Thompson • Darren Kelley • Russ Stanley - Sf Giants • Meriwether and Linda Mason • Adrienne Tissier • DBI Beverage • San Francisco 49ers Foundation • Michael and Pam McDevitt • Ben Toy • Dick’s Sporting Goods • San Francisco Zoo • Todd and Nadine Mefford • Colleen Traynor • Disneyland Resort • San Jose Barracudas • Vasili Metelitsa • Dennis and Ruth Trimbo • EA Sports • San Jose Earthquakes • Kevin Miller • Dennis and Elizabeth Trixler • Enriquez Family • San Jose Sharks • Anthie Mitropoulos • Joseph Valls • Esposto’s Catering • San Mateo County Crime Lab • Thomas Mohr • Peninsula Conflict Resolution Ctr • Fine Arts Museum of SF • San Mateo County Event Center • Joseph Montalbano • Judy Viviani • Franklin Templeton Investments • San Mateo Police Department • Paul and Cynthia Montalbano • Wallace and Barbara Vollendorf • Gallo Wines • Scapes Landscaping • Giuseppe and Nella Morello • Gary Waddell • Gilead Sciences • See’s Candies • Maria Mota • DA Steve Wagstaffe • Gilroy Gardens • Sequoia Woods • Donald Munkata • John and Mary Anne Ward • Godfather’s Burger Lounge • Seth Gersch • George Musante • Pat Way • Golden Nursery • SF Giants • Maya Nakamura • Wendy Weller • Golf Galaxy • SF Museum of Modern Art • Elaisha Nandrajog • Amy White • Half Moon Bay Golf Link • Sibby’s Cupcakery • Felicia Neriby • Sean Williams • Happy Hollow Park & Zoo • Silicon Shores Corp. • Cathie Nelson • Rosario Wong • Hassett ACE Hardware • Smuin Ballet • Jake Nguyen • Scott and Michelle Wright • Hiller Aviation Center • Sofa Outlet • Jim and Geri Nichols • Amy Yun Yang • Hillsdale Shopping Center • Sonoma Canopy Tours • Patrice Olds • Loree and Adam Yenokida • Hon, Maureen Freschet • Sonoma Raceway • Phoenix and Jaclyn O’Rourke • Christine Zanello • Hyatt Regency Embarcadero • SoulCycle San Mateo • Mark Oty • Anthony Joseph Zumba • Hyatt Regency SF • Southwest Airlines • Jennifer P • Jane Zumot • Ike’s Place San Mateo • Sports Basement • Gina Papan • J. Lohr Estates • SportsHouse

• Steve Parker • Jack’s Prime Burgers & Shakes • Squeeze In • Rick and Pat Passanisi • Jen Maravillas, Stella & Dot • Starbucks • Susan Patick • Jenny Johnson • Stella Alpina Osteria • Kristina Perez • K&L Wine Merchants • Susan E. Manheimer

• Carol Peters • K-1 Speed • Suzanne Taylor • Rhett Peterson • Kaffeehaus • Tahoe Donner • Mike and Joey Peterson • Kendra Scott Fine Jewelry • Tammy Del Bene • Deborah Peterson • King’s Swim Academy • The Fish Market

• Georgene Petri • La Honda Winery • The Habit Burger Grill • Martha Phongpitag • La Lanterna • The Westin Mission Hills Golf • Quyen Phung In Kind Gifts • Lagunitas • The Westin SF Airport • Chief Joe Pierucci • 49ers Foundation • Las Positas Golf Course • Three Bar & Restaurant • Scott and Lane Poms • Adventure Cat Sailing Charters • Lift San Mateo • Todd Foster • Tim Powers, DDS • Alison Baumann • Manicini’s Sleepworld • Total Wine & More • Clyde Preston • All American Storage • Marc Hershman • Vault 164 • Mark Punzalan • All Spice • Margaret Taylor • Vineyard Vines • Sean Purcell • Allan Kennedy • Marin Shakespeare Company • Walt Disney Family Museum • Colleen Rafferty • Amici’s East Coast Pizzeria • Marine Science Institute • Wells Fargo, John Adams • Juan Raigoza • Amici’s Pizzeria • Mary Beth Eadie • Westin SF Airport • Jeanette Ramirez • Andy Cresci • Mary Beth O’Connell • Whole Foods-Bay Meadows • Carlos Raposo • Angelina Zimmer • Matagrano, Inc. • Christy Rauch • Avenir Restaurant Group • McKahn Family Cellars • Randy Reed • B Street and Vine • Mezzaluna Restaurant • Scott Rhoades • Banner Fruit Company • Mike Peterson • Kathy and John Rich • Barre3 San Mateo • Mollie Stone’s • Eric Rodriguez • Bats Improv • Mondavi Center • John Rosinski • Beach Blanket Babylon • Mullins Bar & Grill • Paul Sarkis • Steve Booker • Nazareth Ice Oasis • Giulio and Lorraine Spragia • Bel Mateo Bowl • NFL Alumni Association • Charles and Suzanne Schafer • Berkeley Repertory Theater • Nick Rogers • Erin Schenone • Big 5 Sporting Goods • Oakland A’s • Tim Schipke • Bill Esposto • Oakland Raiders • Dave Segerstrom • Blossoms • Oakland Zoo THANK YOU! • Albert and Claire Serrato • Bob and Linnell Binn • Osmosis Day Spa Sanctuary • Patrick Shannon • Buck’s of Woodside • Pam Frisella This Year in Review • Bhavender and Kathryn Sharma • CA Automobile Museum • Pam McDevitt includes contributions • Laura Sharp • CA. Academy of Science • Pat Prudhel • Wendy Shipley • Cache Creek Casino Resort • Paul Martin’s American Grill received from July 1, 2017 • Yvonne Shiu • CAL Shakes • Peninsula Golf to June 30, 2018. • Deniz and Lissa Shipe-Teoman • California Academy of Sciences • Peninsula Symphony • Anthony Sievert • California Pizza Kitchen • Peppermill Reno Resort, Spa & Please contact San Mateo • Maria Silva • Camp Galileo Casino PAL with corrections and • Doreen Sinclair • Carole Groom • PG&E accept our apologies for any • Philz Coffee • Kevin and Kelly Sommerfeld • Cheese Please inadvertent omissions. • Peter Sortwell • Cheesecake Factory • Pier 39 • Susan Speyer-Boilard • Children’s Creativity Museum • Pizza My Heart (650)522-7725 • Nancy Stanton • Christensen & Rafferty Fine Jewelry • Planet Granite • Peter, Christine and Tim Stiles • Cinemark USA • Poplar Creek Golf Course • John Stone • City of San Mateo • Porsche Burlingame 15 NON PROFIT ORG. San Mateo Police Activities League U.S. POSTAGE

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EVERY activity and program is centered around life skills, character building, prevention/intervention, and/or teamwork!

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