IMPACT REPORT 2020 - Anaheim Community Foundation
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2020 IMPACT REPORT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
JOHN GUASTAFERRO, CFRE
Executive Director
KIM CHIPS JEFF HUNTER
Chairperson Chief Financial Officer
Disneyland Resort Kaiser Permanente
PRISCILLA MARTINEZ ED MUNSON
Secretary Immediate Past Chairperson
Anaheim Elementary Munson & Associates
School District
BOARD MEMBERS
ORIN ABRAMS MICHAEL RUBIN
The Clubhouse at Anaheim Hills Partner, The Law Firm of
Rutan & Tucker
RICK ARMENDARIZ
Anaheim Police Department STEPHEN H. SAIN
Community Volunteer
DAVID BOSTWICK
Merrill Lynch Wealth Management BRUCE SOLARI
Solari Enterprises
STEVE FAESSEL
Community Volunteer GERALD SOLOMON
Community Volunteer
ANDREA MANES
Community Volunteer VICTORIA TORRES
Samueli Foundation
LAWRENCE J. PASCO
Anaheim Community Services
EMERITUS
WILLIAM TAORMINA SARAH ALEVIZON
Board Chairman Emeritus Board Member Emerituss
This past year has been anything but ordinary.
In the light of crisis, disconnectedness, and
adapting to the unknown, the Anaheim
Community Foundation (ACF) has served as a
beacon of hope for thousands. Your support,
along with the generosity of our partners, has
been the driving force of our progress.
OUR MISSION IS TO BUILD COMMUNITY THROUGH PEOPLE,
PARTNERSHIPS, AND PRIDE. We do this through:
COMMUNITY IMPACT:
Supporting nonprofits and investing in community-based programs to
impact our community’s youth, families, and seniors;
COLLABORATION:
Serving as a lead convener to promote the power of collaboration;
PHILANTHROPY:
Creating a culture of giving back by providing opportunities to make
charitable donations that directly benefit the Anaheim community.
Thanks to support and funding from partners such as the City of
Anaheim, Samueli Foundation, Disneyland Resort, Orange County
Community Foundation and local businesses and residents, ACF is able
to advance its mission.
ACF is dedicated to improving the quality of life in Anaheim by
connecting donors to community needs they care about and providing
leadership in critical community issues. When you support ACF, you
become part of something bigger.
Both in times of critical need and celebrating progress, ACF is there to
provide a foundation of opportunity for all in Anaheim.
OUR MISSION
IN ACTION
PANDEMIC RELIEF
Since the rise of the pandemic, we have
seen amazing stories of our community
coming together to help one another.
Thanks to generous funding of $4 million
from the City of Anaheim, ACF launched
its Rapid Response & Recovery Grant
Program to provide philanthropic support
in our community. Throughout 2020,
“This past year, the pandemic
ACF awarded grants to 76 nonprofit
caused devastating challenges.
organizations working on the frontlines
Our seniors and working families
to help kids, families, seniors, and others
struggled to meet their most basic
struggling amid the pandemic. ACF also
needs, including food, household
allocated funding to support the work of
supplies, diapers and more. In
Anaheim’s Emergency Operations Center
partnership with the Anaheim
(EOC).
Community Foundation, our city
stepped up to help.
Together in 2020, we provided over 1.2
million meals, over 93,000 food and
I extend my sincere appreciation
grocery boxes, and numerous other
and gratitude to Anaheim
supplies and resources to people of every
Community Foundation for assisting
age and background.
so many in this time of need. We
now look forward to better days
ahead, leading the way in strength
RESPONSE and resilience with such a valued
• Grab-n-go meals community partner.”
• Food pantries – Anaheim Mayor Harry S. Sidhu, P.E.
• Groceries
• Household supplies
• Hygiene kits
• Transportation
• Motel vouchers
RECOVERY
• Continued food distribution
• PPE safety gear
• Grocery gift cards
• Mental health / counseling
• Distance learning
• Micro-neighborhood programs
IMPACT ANAHEIM ANAHEIM COMMUNITY
In June 2020, ACF led the ImpACT Anaheim
Giving Day with 9 nonprofits to support
IMPACT GRANTS
underserved youth in Anaheim. With a
collaborative goal of $75,000, 393 donors
helped us raise a total of $86,020. Of
this, $19,830 was raised by ACF for youth
programs.
HELPING HANDS GRANTS
Since August 2019, ACF awarded over
$90,000 in Helping Hands grants to over
60 community organizations to strengthen
impact in Anaheim. Thanks to the support
of our donors, including Disneyland Resort “As a funder looking to partner with the
and the Samueli Foundation, funded City of Anaheim and local nonprofits,
programs provided a broad range of we wouldn’t have done it without the
life-enriching services, including youth expertise and guidance of the Anaheim
mentoring, literacy, water safety, cultural Community Foundation. We appreciate
arts, education, career readiness, and the time and energy that was placed in
resources for families and the community. making the first year a success and are
looking forward to seeing the Anaheim
Community Impact Grants continue to
THE ANAHEIM HIVE support the Anaheim community.”
Launched in August 2019, The Anaheim
Hive is a shared nonprofit hub developed in – Victoria Torres, Samueli Foundation
partnership between ACF and the Samueli Director of Community Impact and
Foundation. It has become an innovative ACF Board Member
place for nonprofits to meet, work, learn,
and collaborate. In light of the pandemic,
In January 2020, the Anaheim Community
The Hive has been temporarily closed since
Foundation launched the Anaheim
March 2020. We hope to re-open our doors
Community Impact Grant (ACIG) program
following current safety guidelines.
with seed funding made available by
the Samueli Foundation. The purpose
ACT ANAHEIM of the fund is to bolster and enhance
Since ACF conducted the 2012-13 Anaheim collaboration with the City of Anaheim and
Youth Services Assessment, the needs of local nonprofits by bringing key supportive
older youth have been an important focus. services to the Anaheim community. The
This led to the formation of ACT (Accelerate ACIG fund awarded 11 local nonprofit
Change Together) Anaheim, a youth agencies a total of $150,000 to support
resiliency collaboration, which has grown children, families and older adults with food
with the support of the Orange County assistance, mental health services, and arts
Community Foundation. Since June 2020, and enrichment programs. Despite the
ACF has served as the lead convener to impacts of COVID-19 in the community,
continue ACT Anaheim’s impact. We are the ACIG Fund continues to serve all its
working closely with numerous youth- Anaheim community members through
serving nonprofits and a growing multi- the 7 identified hubs. We invite you to help
sector collaboration to support youth and perpetuate these efforts by contributing to
teens on a path toward college, careers, and the ACIG fund.
civic involvement.
ANAHEIM COMMUNITY SERVICES PROGRAM FUNDS JULY 2019 - DECEMBER 2020 In order to make charitable donations possible, ACF serves as the fiscal agent for numerous Anaheim Community Services program funds. The following pages describe the impact this support has made possible.
YOUTH PROGRAMS
ANAHEIM COMMUNITY SERVICES VOLUNTEER
RECOGNITION EVENT
The 42nd annual Volunteer Recognition Event “Volunteers are All That Jazz” was planned
for March 26, 2020, but was unfortunately postponed to 2021 due to the pandemic. With
donations through ACF, this annual event celebrates volunteers from Fire & Rescue,
Police, and an array of Community Services programs.
This event also recognizes 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 Harris and Employees,
Republic Services, and SA Recycling.
ANAHEIM VOLUNTEEN
PROGRAMS
VolunTEEN programs from July 2019 through
March 2020 had over 200 teens volunteering
throughout the city and contributing over
10,000 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
The Downtown and West Anaheim Youth
Centers continued to provide a variety of
activities for their youth members. ACF
managed funding of $1,500, which included
contributions of over $1,000 from the
Anaheim City Employee Giving Campaigns.
Donations helped to serve over 1,000 youth
by offsetting the cost of recreation activities,
field trips, and special events. Due to the pandemic, both Youth Centers were closed to
the public in March 2020.
PROJECT S.A.Y.
Project S.A.Y. (Support Anaheim’s
Youth) is the city’s Youth
Development Program. With
donations through ACF, the
program provides outreach,
recreation, sports, and academic
support to help junior high and
high school-age youth develop the
knowledge and skills for successful
transition to adulthood. In 2020,
Project S.A.Y. shifted to virtual
meetings moderated by Project
S.A.Y. Outreach Coordinators to keep
youth engaged through discussion
and leadership activities.
Project S.A.Y. also leads the Folklorico and Cultural Dance program, where youth
participate in the cultural heritage and rich history of Mexican folk dance. Support
through ACF helps offset the cost for dance costumes, shoes, and supplies. Youth dancers
have performed in numerous events, including the Sycamore Junior High School Open
House; Miraloma Park Family Resource Center’s Mexican Independence Celebration,
Dia de Los Muertos Show, and Holiday Performance; Meet on Beach event; Fall Festival
Halloween Parade; City of Anaheim Dia de Los Muertos; Katella High School Talent Show;
and various other community events.
TINY TOTS ACADEMY
The Tiny Tots Academy provides a nurturing educational environment to prepare children
for kindergarten. The program assists children in their emotional, social, and intellectual
development by providing hands-on experiences inside and outside the classroom. ACF
received $298 in support from the Anaheim City Employee Giving Campaign. Due to the
pandemic, program services were postponed in March 2020
YOUTH PARK PLAYGROUND PROGRAMS
With over $96,000 of support managed through ACF, 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. Over 50,000
children participated in these programs during this reporting period. With traditional
programming suspended in March 2020 due to the pandemic, youth craft kits were
distributed at four sites (Ponderosa, Miraloma, Danbrook and Brookhurst) until the end of
the school year.
YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPS FOR RECREATION AND
ENRICHMENT
Thanks to support through this ACF fund from D.E.V.O.T.E, Jersey Mike’s Subs, and other
donors, over 300 youth program scholarships were awarded to qualifying low-income
families. These scholarships helped youth participate in the variety of recreational
opportunities offered through Anaheim Community Services, including art, dance, music, and sports classes, and day camps. Due to the pandemic, recreation classes were suspended in March 2020 until safe to resume. COMMUNITY PROGRAMS FLAG DAY CEREMONY ACF managed $6,129 in support for the annual Flag Day Celebration held on Sunday, June 14, 2020. This year, participants chose to display their patriotic spirit with a procession of festively decorated vehicles driven around local parks. Contributions from both individuals and businesses totaled $1,100. NUTCRACKER DOWNTOWN HOLIDAY TREE LIGHTING The Nutcracker Holiday Committee coordinated the 25th Annual Tree Lighting on December 7, 2019. Center Street Promenade and Feldhaus Circle were transformed into a Winter Wonderland. Over 4,000 people enjoyed free holiday crafts, train rides, pictures with Santa, snow play, and holiday entertainment. The event concluded with a Tree Lighting Ceremony featuring holiday music from Shoreline Trombones, a visit from Nutcracker’s heroine Clara and the Nutcracker Prince, the talented voices of the Anaheim Union High School Combined Choirs, a reading of “Twas the Night before Christmas” by Santa, and a bilingual medley from Anaheim resident and Mouseketeer, Sean Oliu. Donations were made through ACF from the City of Anaheim, Anaheim Public Utilities, Pacific Symphony, Assembly member Tom Daly, SA Recycling, as well as local businesses and individuals. West Coast Arborists provided poinsettias for the base of the tree. Due to the pandemic, the 2020 Holiday Tree Lighting was postponed until 2021. THERAPEUTIC RECREATION PROGRAM The Anaheim Accessibility Center (formerly the Anaheim Train Depot) was renovated to comply with ADA standards. With donations through ACF, the center works in collaboration with Orange County YMCA, Anaheim Family YMCA, and Creative Identify to provide services to residents with developmental disabilities. Due to the pandemic, in- person programming was suspended in March 2020. WEST ANAHEIM NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (WAND) ACF managed $11,867 in support for West Anaheim Neighborhood Development Council (WAND). WAND has persevered despite rainstorms postponing the 2019 Holiday Magic Christmas Tree Lighting event, and the pandemic preventing the 2020 Tree Lighting
and 24th annual Western Barbeque. WAND coordinated a 2020 virtual tree decorating and lighting to share with the community. WAND appreciates the continued support of Anaheim Public Utilities and various community organizations with the hope of resuming events in 2021. YOUTH TENNIS TOURNAMENT ACF managed $81,384 for the Youth Tennis Program fund. The 56th annual “Anaheim Junior Tennis Tournament” was held November 30 – December 1, 2019 at various locations throughout the City, including the Anaheim Tennis Center. Due to the pandemic, a modified version of the 57th annual tournament was held in December of 2020. CULTURAL AND PERFORMING ARTS PROGRAMS CENTER GALLERY ACF managed $1,000 in support for the Center Gallery, which showcases beautiful craftsman-style wall, counter, pedestal, and hallway niche display cases. Exhibitions are free to the public and scheduled year-round. In 2019, a variety of Orange County artists provided seven exhibits that were viewed by thousands of visitors. Due to the pandemic, in-person receptions were shifted to virtual showcases in March 2020. CONCERTS IN THE PARK The free summer concert series held at Ronald Reagan Park provides four concerts for neighbors and families to enjoy great music and fun family activities. Attendance averages 1,400 people per concert. In 2019, residents enjoyed music ranging from the 60’s to today’s hits from some of the best cover bands in Orange County. A “Concert on the Green’’ was added to the series at Dad Miller Golf Course. Donations through ACF were received from local organizations and individuals like Wescom Credit Union, Karyn Schonherz of Berkshire Hathaway Home Services, Orange County 3rd District Supervisor Don Wagner, Ron Siegel Radio, and Schneider LASIK. Due to the pandemic, summer 2020 concerts were cancelled. PEARSON PARK AMPHITHEATRE Due to the pandemic, the 2020 ‘Summer Nights Under the Stars’ season was postponed. Donations of $5,200 made through ACF will be allocated to the 2021 season, featuring musical theatre, juggling and acrobatics, magic, and music! Donors included local organizations and individuals, Anaheim Arts Council, L3 Harris, Workers United Local 50, Council Member and Mrs. Stephen Faessel, Aldi, Anaheim Police Association, LKQ Pick Your Part, and the Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim.
SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMS
COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE
SPECIAL EVENTS
During 2020, donations through ACF
provided programs and special events
to over 1,000 individuals. Due to the
pandemic, in-person special events were
suspended until safe to resume.
ANAHEIM MOTEL FAMILIES
PROJECT
Financial support of this program is made
possible by donations to the ACF.
In 2020, $1,317 supported initiatives
under the Collaboration to Assist Motel Families, including maintenance and website
development.
COMMUNITY DISASTER RELIEF
During 2020, donations through ACF’s Community Disaster Relief Fund were supported
the Community Services Food Pantry program, which provided shelf stable and fresh
produce bags packed weekly by Community Services staff. In total, 4,500 bags were
distributed to over 18,000 families in need at the Ponderosa Park Family Resource Center
and Miraloma Family Resource Center.
NATURE
PROGRAMS
OAK CANYON NATURE
CENTER
The Oak Canyon Nature Center is a
natural park nestled in the heart of
Anaheim Hills. Located on site is the
John J. Collier Interpretive Center, which has live animal and regional natural history
exhibits. During this past year, the Nature Center served over 100,000 visitors and ACF
managed over $170,000 worth of funding for the center overall. 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
natural world. Due to the pandemic, in-person programs and events such as the Spring
Fling and Eco Fun Faire were suspended in March 2020.SENIOR
PROGRAMS
SENIOR CITIZENS
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
During 2020, ACF managed $5,700 in
emergency assistance funding. Assistance
provided to seniors is based on the needs
of each client, such help with utility bills
and medical-related costs.
SENIOR CITIZENS PROGRAMS
ACF managed $11,618 in donations to help offset costs for Anaheim Active Older Adult
Program events at three Anaheim community centers. Since July 2019, 1,400 seniors
participated in special events including Holiday Dances and Luncheons, Chinese New
Year’s Celebration, Health & Fitness classes, and a Health Resource Fair. Due to the
closure of community centers and gymnasiums as a result of the pandemic, in-person
programming, fitness programs, and annual tennis tournaments were suspended in
March 2020.
OTHER SUPPORTED
ACTIVITIES
ANAHEIM EMPLOYEE GIVING
ACF manages donations designated through
Anaheim City Employee Giving Campaigns to
several community organizations, including
Orange County Family Justice Center, Cops-4-
Kids, and Anaheim Public Library Foundation.
ANAHEIM HEALTH FAIR
For the past 14 years, the Anaheim Health Fair
has provided a much-needed free access to
health care services. This event would not be
possible without the dedication of volunteers,
as well as event sponsorships made through
ACF, including: Masimo Foundation, Drs.
Bharat and Ninna Patel Family Foundation,
Sarva Mangal Family Trust, Freeman,Walmart, Anaheim Public Utilities, OC Water District, and the Clubhouse at Anaheim Hills. Partners include: Anekant Community Center, City of Anaheim, GBS Linens, Inc., and Lestonnac Free Clinic, and OCCORD. The Health Fair took place in 2019, but was canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic. ANAHEIM POLICE PROGRAMS The Anaheim PD Mounted Enforcement Unit celebrated 25 years in 2020. The unit – consisting of six officers, a sergeant, a lieutenant, and their horses – is part of the Orange County Regional Mounted Unit, which consists of the eight police agencies in O.C. with mounted units (Anaheim, Santa Ana, Orange, Newport Beach, Buena Park, Irvine, 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 Hospital to put smiles on the faces of children by delivering toys to the Orange hospital. The fund balance is $6,367. 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. Due to the impacts of COVID, the Department was unable to hold the annual awards ceremony in May 2020. As a result, all donations received in 2020 were returned to the donors. ANAHEIM FIRE SAFETY AND EDUCATION Anaheim CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) promotes the training and participation of our volunteer force to better prepare for and respond to disasters. Donations to this fund through ACF help provide training in a variety of operations, including Stop the Bleed, traffic control, animal rescue, and shelter operations. Anaheim Fire Department’s Education/Community Relations program provides resources, fire safety education, and information to local residents and businesses. In addition, the annual Spark of Love campaign helps Anaheim families in need during the holiday season. Anaheim Fire & Rescue’s Fire Explorers program helps aspiring firefighters ages 14 to 20 to learn various firefighting skills, such as ladder techniques, wildland firefighting, forcible entry, and first aid skills. Donations through ACF help to purchase fire safety equipment and/or to send participants to the fire academy held by the county. Wear Your Helmet like a Pro program focuses on helmet safety for children ages 5 to 14. The goal is to provide a helmet for every child that needs one. Donations made through ACF have helped provide 9,000 safety helmets to Anaheim youth.
COMMUNITY GARDENS There are currently three (3) 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. As the fiscal agent, ACF manages donations to support each of the projects. DEVOTE (DEDICATED EMPLOYEE VOLUNTEERS OFFERING TIME & ENERGY) As the Anaheim’s s employee volunteer and philanthropic group, DEVOTE has provided opportunities for employees to support the community for over 25 years. In 2020, employees contributed almost $10,000 through the Anaheim City Employee Giving Campaign. ACF manages DEVOTE’s funds, while a volunteer board of city employees operates its programs. DEVOTE partners with management for the city’s annual employee volunteer day (The Big Give), and quarterly opportunities to fun volunteer and give back (Little Gives). DEVOTE’s funds are also invested back into the community through grants to small organizations serving the neediest in Anaheim. SISTER CITY The Anaheim Sister City Commission is responsible for the growth and development of its sister cities: Mito, Japan and Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain. The commission works year round to develop Anaheim’s cultural exchange opportunities, economic development, and student exchange programs. Donations through ACF help to advance these efforts.
THANK YOU
TO OUR MAJOR
DONORS
2020
City of Anaheim California
$4,003,000 Foundation
for Stronger
Samueli Communities
Foundation $50,000
$352,180
City of Anaheim
Orange County Employees
Community $41,892
Foundation
$122,587 City of Anaheim
Utilities
Wells Fargo Customers
Foundation $17,739
$100,000
Disneyland Resort
$11,708
July - December 2019
Samueli Disneyland
Foundation Resort
$145,264 $15,000
Gross Family City of Anaheim
Foundation Employees
$100,000 $12,691
Orange County
Community
Foundation
$50,0002020 Lucero, Marco
Monteiro, Lisa
Lujan, Audrey
Martens, Rick
$1,000 to $4,999 Moreno, Deborah Mato, Hortensia
Camacho, Elena Muckenthaler, Cinda Munson, Edward
Chipotle Mexican Grill Newell, Jane Murray, Kris
City of Anaheim Police Nuvis Landscape Northgate Gonzalez LLC
Department Architecture OneOC
City of Anaheim Rubin, Michael Pasco, Lawrence J.
Utilities Department Russell, Michelle Patel, Bharat P.
Enterprise Holdings SA Recycling Paul Kott Realtors, Inc.
Faessel, Stephen & Susan Solari Enterprises, Inc. Pawlicki, Jean
Guiam, Charles D. Sorensen, Jennifer Perez, Jose
Jarvi, Sylvia W. Stockhoff, Cory D. Perkins Eastman Dougherty
Kiwanis Club of Todsen, Matthew Architects
Greater Anaheim Randall, Sarah
L3 Harris
LKQ Corporation
Martins, Rafael “Thanks to the timely support from
McKenna, William
Network for Good
ACF, Voice of Refugees has been
OCNC Patrons able to feed at-risk families and
Raising Cane’s
Chicken Fingers
make learning accessible for refugee
Reliant Land Services, Inc. children!” -Voice of Refugees, nonprofit
Rutan & Tucker, LLP
Sagert, Sandra
SoCal Gas $250 to $499 Ruiz-Stepter, Grace
Trapp, Eric Anaheim Firefighters Sack, Nancy
Workers United Local 50 Association Sain, Stephen
Au, Peggy Sanchez, Kim
$500 to $999 Barker, Terry
Barnett, Linda
Sporn, Anaheim
Stephen G. White, MAI
Anaheim Police Association
Anaheim Tennis Center Bostwick, David Stovall’s Inn
Barnes, Denise Brown, Fred Superior Property Services,
BB Architects, Inc. Chwan, Brian Inc.
Broadway Apartments Desert Palms Hotel Unruh, Holly
Coast Recreation, Inc. Feliciano, Sarah White, Edward
Cottage Pet Hospital Ford, Katrina Willard, (Heath) Suzanne
Dalati’s Insurance Agency, Fuscoe Engineering, Inc. Williams-Dalgart, Maggie
Inc. Goode, Edina Yuen, Richard
Ganahl Lumber Co. Grimes, Nichole
Guerrero, Alyssa
Gaytan, Yolanda
Haas, Douglas Mark
$100 to $249
Gehrman, Janice Abrams, Orin
Hilgenfeld Mortuary Hilton Anaheim
Alcala, Laura
Jackson, Carol Huff, Michelle M.
Aldi Inc.
Jewish Community Hunter, Shaunna
Areias, Becky
Foundation Jauch, Debbie
Ashbaugh, Cathy
Keolis Transit America, Inc. Kaufman, Wayan
Baldwin, Donald J.
Larson-Cash, Sjany Lapkowski, Beth
Bartsch, John Robert
Lee, Jyung SigBowen, Roque
Brothers, Jonathan
Mori, David
O’Donnell, Ian & Jody
Up to $99
Amazon Smile
Butler Jr., Lloyd G. Okimoto, Steven Anacal Engineering
CCAF - DDTP Revolving O’Neal, Brian Arandara, Thanusri
Fund Otero, Cathleen Arenas, Eduardo
Chips, Kimberly Penunuri, Jesus Ashaghi, Arman
Chung, Emily Perez, Jason AUHSD Employees
Corpuz, Marissa Potter, Norma Avelino-Walker, Melinda
Courtney, Wally Reon Boydstun Howard Ayon, Teresa
Couture, Kathleen Rice, Christina
Davila, Ellen
Day, Loretta
Duncan, Michele J. “Thanks to the Anaheim
Escobar, Julia
Esparza, Anita
Community Foundation, The
Esping, Alden E. & Linda Salvation Army Orange County
Evans, Herbert
Fernando, Emesh
was able to provide food and
Flinn, Kathryn basic needs supplies to many
Fradella, Anthony
Freeman, Michelle
individuals and families in need.”
Gereb, Barbara -Salvation Army South Division, OC, nonprofit
Gradilla, Alexandra
Graner, Nancy
Granflor, Eleanor Bakke, Jean
Guastaferro, John Rockwell, Autumn Marie Baltazar, Rosa
Guerrero, Veronica Romines, Joe Beas, Kandee & Art
Harper, Brandon Sack, Albert Black, Geoff
Hayden, Tamera L. Schaller, Karl Bottinelli, Katherine A.
Helmick, Jessica Shende, Archana Bragg, Chris
Henderson, Karrie L. Showler, Peter Brenner, Craig
Hoskinson, Jessica Smith, Lynn Bui, Ann
Hunter, Jeffrey H. Solari, Bruce Casas, Cristina
Imperial Sprinkler Supply Stocks, Susan Chang, Cheri
Jaffe, Randy Tamondong, Rebecca Chips, Lisa
Janoff, Michael D. Target Employee Chua, Genelle
Jefferson, Roy B. Cybergrant Ciconte, Jr., Thomas
Kayali, Nahla The Coad Family Trust Colaluca, Damon
Kelemen, Kimberly Torres, Victoria Cole, Matthew
Kott, Alison Unruh, Richard Collell, Kimberly A.
L3 Harris Employees Urquiza, Carlos Collins, Conni
Lanz, Alicia Vicencio, Ramir Contos, Pennie
Lanz, Elaine Villalpando, Abby Creative Identity
Luedke, Jerry Wild, David & Paul Dalton, Angela
Malley, Charlies Wincome Management Danila, Adrian
Manes, Andrea & Development Inc. Diamond, Ronald N.
Martell, Tate Dieutrang, Lee
Martinez, Priscilla Emmerline, Kim
Matz, Kevin D. Espinoza, Christina
Messner, Barry R.Ruiz, Lauren
Ryan, Donna
“With grant funding from Saldivar Zaragoza,
Anaheim Community Foundation, Magdalena
San Jose, Naomi J.
Giving Children Hope has Sauceda, Berenice
supported food insecure and Segura, Lea
Sherry, Tamra
unstably housed families in its Sincire, Dionne L.
‘We’ve Got Your Back’ program Sir Speedy, Los Alamitos
Smith, Randy S.
with nutritious meals.” Stamps, Marcela
-Giving Children Hope, nonprofit Stamps, Scott
Stonehenge, Mick
Teevans, Sheila
Ferguson, Carol Martinez, Jeffrey Tosta, Katrina
Fitch, Scott B. Martino, Gwen O. Trovada, Ann
Fuentes, Gerald Mattera, Jamie Van Ahlers, Carol
Gallagher, Patrick McBride, Jason Vasquez, Priscilla
Garcia, Valerie Mendoza, Brianna Vernon, E. Trent
Gatus, Kris Milano, Stephanie Von Rotz, Mark
Geisbauer, Carol Mohan, Rachel D. Warren, Darryl
Greek & Associates Naylor, Todd Wilson, Cheri
Veterinary School Nolazco, Tracy Wilson, Christopher G.
Guastaferro, Diane Noquez, Tori Yeager, Bradley
Guastaferro, Emma O’Connor, Mary Zesty Soul Pickles
Gutierrez, Guadalupe Olson, Michael Zug, Nathan
Hall, Jennifer L. Osborne, Pamela
Harrington, Andrew G. Pappas, Christine & Kostas
Harsh, Linda Pedigo, Gina
Heidelman, Katherine Peterson, Allen M.
Highberg, Michelle Pham, Lieu
Hill, Nathan Allen Powell, Christopher
Irby, Lori Real, Liliana
Jassim, Ali C. Rhoades, Trisha L.
Jedlicka, Sarah Rodriguez, Kathleen
Jiles, Ryan L. Rodriguez, Marcella
Jimenez, Thelma
Jones, Dianna
Karmelich, Francis
Kenny, Susan “ACF, we are so thankful for your
King, Mei
Laplante, Ruby
support over the last number of
Lara, Maritza months. We have been blown
Laraway, Elisa
Lemburg, Jennifer
away by your kindness.”
Lesser, George -Vineyard Anaheim, nonprofit
Littler, Michael
Martinez Cortez, Maria
Martinez, FloridelJuly - Dec. 2019 Hilgenfeld Mortuary Sweely, Doris
$5,000 to $9,999 Larson-Cash, Sjany Unruh, Holly
City of Anaheim Mendicino, Thomas Vines, Maurice M.
GBS Linens Mira Mesa Shopping Center Visit Anaheim
Ninna and Bharat Patel Monteiro, Lisa Yuen, Richard
Family Foundation Newell, Jane Zylstra, Hastin
Sarva Mangal Family Perez, Jose
Piaggio Gourmet on Wheels Up to $99
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City of Anaheim Utilities Sporn, Anaheim Baltazar, Rosa
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Extron Electronics Inc. Camacho, Evangeline
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Jersey Mike’s West Coast Arborists, Inc Cisneros, Nabil
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Mito City International $100 to $249 Cortez, Patricia
Association Alignment Health Plan Crandell, Erica
O.C. Water District Alzheimer’s Orange County Dalton, Angela
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SoCal Gas Bruce, James Heath, Suzanne
Tom Daly for Assembly 2020 Chips, Kimberly Hunter, Marnie
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Bethesda University of Feliciano, Sarah Latham, Carol B.
California Ford, Katrina Lucero, Marco
BGB Design Group Garcia, Janice Mato, Hortensia
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$250 to $499 McCaffrey, Ralph Thompson, Carrie
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Anaheim Police Association Medina, Brenda Van Ahlers, Carol
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