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ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT 2022-2023

Letter from the CEO 2022 was a year to remember, a year of rebuilding and a year of change. It was my first year as the incoming President and CEO of Children’s Fund. Children’s Fund has such a rich history of great leadership that I knew I had my work cut out for me. Children’s Fund has experienced so much growth over the past 37 years to become a leading children’s services organization in our County, and we didn’t do it alone. It was because of caring, passionate, and vested community members like you that have supported our mission from the beginning; Giving our vulnerable children Support, Opportunity, and Hope by breaking destructive cycles through community partnerships. Because of you and our hundreds of supporters, Children’s Fund was able to provide over 90,000 services to children experiencing poverty, abuse, and neglect this past year. Where would our children be without your support and Children’s Fund? I know firsthand what it’s like to experience crisis as a child; not knowing where your next plate of food would be coming from, not knowing where you will sleep at night, not knowing if today was the day that you will be rescued from an abusive home. There are thousands of kids out there who need a Champion to speak up for them, a Champion to give them Support, Opportunity, and Hope. Because of partners like you, Children’s Fund is that Champion. We have been able to change the lives of over 1.75 million children since our inception. We have been able to change the trajectory of their lives so that one day they too will have the opportunity to give back to help the next generation. Thank you for being part of this movement, for creating a brighter future for every child, because no child should ever feel unseen, unheard, or unwanted. Thank you for your partnership, trust, and confidence.

Cesar Navarrete President & CEO

Letter from the Board Chair Children’s Fund to me represents legacy, the long lasting impact that we have been able to make in the lives of children since 1986. As a second generation Board Chair, I am proud to be part of that legacy in more ways than one. As many of you may know, my father Vaughn Bryan was Children’s Fund’s Board Chair from 1996-1997. As his daughter, I knew that I would have some pretty big shoes to fill. The way I see it, we don’t live in the shadows of great individuals, but we stand on their shoulders and help lift up the next generation. Children’s Fund embodies this belief, we exist to break down the destructive cycles of poverty, abuse, and neglect and to lift up and inspire the next generation of great leaders in our community who will continue our work. This past year we hired our new President & CEO, Cesar Navarrete. He came highly recommended, was a leader in our community, and was the perfect person for the job. I am proud to have been part of the selection committee and to serve my term with him. We are excited for what he has been able to accomplish this past year and look forward to the coming years. Together with your support, we continue to build upon a great legacy that will last the test of time in the children we impact every day. Thank you for your continued commitment to our legacy.

Kristin Pierce Board Chair

Our Vision

A bright future for every child.

Our Mission

Giving our vulnerable children Support, Opportunity, and Hope by breaking destructive cycles through community partnerships.

Our History

Realizing that children “in the system” were not always getting their needs met, the idea of Children’s Fund was recommended in 1985 as a better way to deliver services to at-risk children that fell under the responsibility of the respective County departments. Led by Patrick J. Morris, the then presiding Judge of the Juvenile Court, a Policy Council was formed. After reviewing many scenarios, the endorsement was made to add a non-profit 501(c)3 component to the San Bernardino County Children’s Network. Children’s Fund was founded in 1986 as a 501(c)3 organization by the Honorable Patrick J. Morris, the Jack H. Brown, and Co-Founder A. Gary Anderson. Children’s Fund is a public/private partnership with San Bernardino County and its partner agencies and other community based organizations that fills the gaps of support for children experiencing poverty, abuse, and neglect throughout San Bernardino County. Children’s Fund works collaboratively with over fifty community-based organizations and school districts across San Bernardino County ensuring a brighter future for every child. Children’s Fund Board of Director Chairs have included Jack H. Brown, Gene Wood, A. Gary Anderson, Matthew A. Jordan, Vaughn Bryan, Lee R. Redmond, Jacob Zeidman, Mark Ostoich, Douglas McAdam, William Meyer, Bob Kain, Joseph P. Barr, Dave Harris, Dianne Crowther, Bill Nietschmann, Russ Moore, Pete Pitassi, Bob Balzer, Debbie L. Brown, Laurie Connell, Steve PonTell, Vicente Wright, Lee Jackman, Neal Waner, Gary Ovitt, and Kristin Pierce.

What We Do

Since inception in 1986, Children’s Fund has assisted more than 1.8 million children and youth experiencing poverty, abuse, and neglect. We work collaboratively with over 50 agencies, nonprofits, and school districts across San Bernardino County, partnering with a child’s primary advocate such as their social workers, counselors, and case managers to identify and meet their needs through our program pillars - Support, Opportunity, & Hope.

The Honorable Patrick J. Morris

Jack H. Brown

A. Gary Anderson

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Letters from Leadership About Children’s Fund Support Opportunity Hope Impact Golf Auxiliaries Finances Leadership Staff Partners Thank You Notes

SUPPORT

SUPPORT Through our Support Pillar, we provide the services that our children and youth experiencing crisis need to meet their basic needs to create stability. Our: • Emergency Needs Program: provides emergency goods and services to at-risk children and families throughout the county (beds, bedding, food, hygiene, clothing, shoes, rental assistance, utility assistance, medical/dental services, transportation, baby care items, etc.) • Educational Support Program: provides school and educational supplies to support learning; improve academic performance; support life and social skills; to enable educational achievement and success. • Partnership with Loma Linda and the Children’s Assessment Center (CAC) and the Resiliency Institute of Childhood Adversity (RICA): we provide comfort items and basic needs items for child victims of physical and or sexual abuse and or severe neglect to provide a warm experience and assure their feelings of safety while undergoing a forensic evidentiary medical examinations and receiving ongoing regular overall medical and wellness attention. In 2022, we hosted the inaugural Children’s Fund Family Fair. Taking place on September 24th, the Family Fair was a chance for Children’s Fund to involve ourselves directly with our community. We offered resources and information on employment opportunities, food security, and housing information. Additionally, guests left with new household items, clothing, shoes, infant care items, and more. The success of this event was only possible through the help of our partners: Inland Housing Solutions, San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools, Reach Out, San Bernardino County Transitional Assistance, San Bernardino Valley College, Cal State University San Bernardino Educational Opportunity Program, Ontario-Montclair School District Health & Wellness Services, and the Cal State San Bernardino Reentry Initiative. We saw a wonderful response from our families, over 250 families registered, serving over 990 family members, we are excited to continue the Family Fair annually.

Children’s Fund Timeline

1986

Children’s Fund is founded by the Honorable Patrick J. Morris, Jack H. Brown, and Co-Founder A. Gary Anderson.

1988

First Annual Celebration of Giving Holiday Campaign, collecting gifts of toys, books, and clothing. Ron Burkle donates $800,000 to kick off fundraising efforts.

Support Impact • • • • • • • •

1,890 children started the school year with new backpacks and school supplies 1,310 children received groceries, new clothing, and hygiene items 1,214 children were given the gift of a good night’s sleep with new beds and bedding 67 families were provided security with continued warmth and comfort through rental and utility assistance 20 youth received a Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) survivor kit 4,168 community members participated in Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) workshops 4,216 children were served at the Children’s Assessment Center and the Resiliency Institute of Childhood Adversity 34,049 household items were provided to partner agencies and in the Family Fair to meet the basic needs of children and families

This summer, our annual Backpack and School Supplies Drive provided 1,890 children with the tools that they needed to succeed. Here is what one parent had to say,

“I will always remember this moment in my life, a true blessing. Once again thank you from the bottom of my heart for EVERYTHING you did for me and my children. Your kindness has truly touched my life in a meaningful way. Best regards, Marilyn”

OPPORTUNITY

The Opportunity Pillar creating the opportunities our children need to meet and exceed their potential. The Opportunity Pillar programming consists of: • Post-secondary educational scholarships: the Ramos Family Endowed Scholarship Fund, the Shine-A-Light scholarship, and endowed scholarships with CSU San Bernardino, Cal Poly Pomona, San Bernardino Valley College, Chaffey College, Crafton Hills College, and Victor Valley College. • Recreations and extracurricular Scholarships for school aged children and youth to explore their interest and talents. • Computer Camp: providing computer classes for youth that includes providing a personal computer for all attendees • Life Enrichment: Supporting the Independent Living Program which provides support, education, training, mentoring, and positive experiences for youth in foster care and on probation to equip them for self-sufficiency prior to and after exiting care. • Sports Faire: annual day long program for youth in care to explore different sports and activities One of the most important program additions that Children’s Fund has made over the past year has been the expansion of our recreational and extracurricular scholarships. These scholarships were designed to give children and youth a chance to take part in recreational and extracurricular activities that they would not be able to access. Music lessons, sports teams, art classes, etc. These are things that many of us fondly remember from our childhood, but a great number of the children that we serve have not been able to enjoy these activities due to the expense. In February, we held our 30th Anniversary Children’s Fund Golf Classic with donations going towards the support of these scholarships. We believe that the message must have truly resonated with our donors as we were able to raise over $106,600 that day to support the new scholarship program! But the golf classic was not the only avenue of support that we had for these new scholarships. Our friends over at the West End Auxiliary of Children’s Fund sought to raise money for this amazing cause during their Champions for Children Seeds of Opportunity Scholarship Dinner.

1992

Inaugural A. Gary Anderson Memorial Golf Classic, which has now provided more than $9 million for local at-risk children. Claremont/West End Auxiliary began supporting Children’s Fund.

1993

Bonnes Meres begins supporting Children’s Fund

1994

Supported a school for homeless children in San Bernardino County.

1997

Supported the “Obershaw House”, helping families remain together while transitioning from homelessness to permanent housing.

1998

Children’s Fund acts as a fiscal agent for 5 years for CDC for the teen pregnancy prevention grant in partnership with San Bernardino County and LLU. Completed the 5,000 square foot Children’s Assessment Center, which provides child centered emergency response to children who have experienced abuse.

1999

Opportunity Impact • • • • • • • • •

26 youth in foster care received the Shine-A-Light Scholarship 5 youth experiencing poverty, abuse, and or neglect received the Ramos Family Endowed Scholarship 13 youth received an endowed scholarship from one of our 6 partnering universities and colleges 125 youth received a new laptop computer and printer 97 youth received a recreational and extracurricular scholarship 52 youth received a dorm kit and/or graduation pack 9 graduating seniors received a scholarship during Senior Celebration or a SoCal Gas scholarship 100 youth participated in a university mentoring program 1,220 youth experienced a fun-filled youth event

Earlier this year, Children’s Fund received a letter from a boy named Aaron. He received an extracurricular scholarship from us to go on his 8th-grade trip to Washington D.C., New York, and Boston. In his letter, he tells us how much this trip and opportunity meant to him. He writes, “Dear Children’s Fund

Thank you for the opportunity you gave me to go on my trip to Washington D.C., New York, and Boston. This is a trip I will never forget as it was the first time I traveled in an airplane. When I was taking off, I got butterflies in my stomach. My favorite memory was going to the capital and Fenway Park. I was super happy when we got to the capital because I never thought I would go to the capital. My favorite part at the capital was going to the Library of Congress. It was my favorite part because I love history and I got to see letters from Alexander Hamilton. My other favorite part of my trip was going to Fenway Park. It was my favorite because I like sports and because I got to sit in the oldest seats in baseball history. I also got to sit in the Green Monster seats. My favorite part in New York was going to the show called Wicked. Thank you again for making my dreams come true. I hope one day I can return the favor to someone else. Love, Aaron”

2003

Children’s Fund acts as a fiscal agent to begin the Screening Assessment Referral and Treatment (SART) program. The SART Program screens, assesses, and refers children for treatment through a collaborative process that strengthens and builds on existing programs in the community.

2007

Established endowed scholarships for foster care youth at Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State San Bernardino, San Bernardino Valley College, Chaffey college, Crafton Hills College, and Victor Valley College. Over time Children’s Fund has also provided key support to mentorship programs for foster care youth at CSUSB and Cal Poly Pomona.

2008

Completed and equipped a private playroom in the Dependency Court, allowing for children to be separated from their perpetrator while they wait to meet with a judge.

HOPE

HOPE Our Hope Pillar allows us to inspire, challenge, and motivate our children to dream. We do this through our Celebration of Giving, birthday gifts with the support of the Bonnes Meres Birthday Luncheon, and by celebrating life’s milestones, like high school graduation, entering post-secondary education, and adoption. Another year means the return of our Celebration of Giving (COG) Program. Going strong for 34 years now, COG is our opportunity to provide gifts to foster and low-income youth across San Bernardino County during the holidays. There is no doubt that the holiday season brings out the generous spirit in us as we collected over 40,000 toys this year. Companies like Amazon, Arrowhead Credit Union, Lois Lauer, California Steel and many others came through our warehouse with truck loads of toys.

2011

Provided support for critical upgrades to the local “Amber Alert” system. Restructured its relationship with the County of San Bernardino, strengthening the partnership and creating new opportunities to serve children. Supported the launch of “Our House”, the first licensed homeless youth shelter in San Bernardino County, which provides safety, guidance, and a supportive home environment for homeless and runaway youth ages 12-17.

2012

2014

The A. Gary Anderson Family Foundation awarded Children’s Fund a $1 million grant to expand the Children’s Assessment Center by 11,000 sq ft for improved emergency response to abuse and neglected children; and to establish an endowment to support the needs of abused and neglected children in San Bernardino County.

2017

The Ramos family Endowed Scholarship Fund is established for San Bernardino County Indigenous youth and or youth experiencing homelessness, poverty, abuse, and or neglect.

Hope Impact

• 44,480 children received a holiday/birthday gift • 688 adoptions gifts provided to children

Children’s Fund has recently implemented a pilot program that assists families with children to secure and maintain sustainable housing. With the generosity of donors and private-foundation giving from First 5 and Loma Linda University Health, Children’s Fund is able to provide the stability that families, especially children, experiencing homelessness need. When families are experiencing a crisis such as homelessness the goal of a case manager is to provide support, opportunity, and hope to help the family succeed. For those who celebrate it, Christmas is a time to gather with loved ones and exchange gifts of love and appreciation, cherishing this magical time together. For those who may not know where they’re going to sleep that night, the last thing on their mind is providing a Christmas gift for their child. Last December, we had the opportunity to partner with organizations, businesses, and companies to adopt families for Christmas. Organizations were able to provide Christmas gifts to all of the unsheltered families we are working with. For that moment in time, they were are able to forget their struggles and experience hope. One family in particular, a family of four with a new baby on the way, joined the program in August; they had been homeless for four months before coming to the Children’s fund. The parent created her wish list and all she asked for was for basic needs like shampoo, lotion, deodorant, and clothes for her family. Although this was all that she asked for, the donor provided all of that and more. All she kept saying was “God bless you” and “Thank you for everything that you do,” while she was crying watching her children open their gifts. With the help of other organizations, they were able to receive a housing voucher through KEYS. They are currently waiting for housing placement. It is through the kindness of our partners and donors that we have and will help improve the quality of life for families experiencing homelessness.

2022

Children’s Fund hosts its inaugural Family Fair event.

2023

Children’s Fund launches its housing program and extracurricular and recreational scholarship program. The A. Gary Anderson Family Foundation awards Children’s Fund a $1 million grant to establish the A. Gary Amderson Family Endowed Scholarship Fund.

Much more to come...

2022/2023 Impact 67

Children were provided rental and/or utility assistance

1,310

4,216

1,890

Children were treated at the Children’s Assessment Center & the Resiliency Institute of Childhood Adversity

Children started the school year with new backpacks filled with school supplies

4,168 34,049

670

Children received new clothing and hygiene products

People were provided with CSEC survivor kits

Participants took part in over 100 CSEC workshops

In-kind goods were distributed to partner organizations

Children took part in Children’s Fund sponsored events

44,480

1,214

427

92,511

Children received a holiday gift

Children received new beds and bedding

Youth experiencing poverty, abuse, and neglect received a scholarship

Total number of services to children and youth in need

Golf

The 30th Anniversary Children’s Fund Golf Classic & Awards Banquet was hosted on Monday February 13, 2023 at the Red Hill Country Club. It generated an astounding $299,976. The Children’s fund Golf Classic began in 1992 as the A. Gary Anderson Memorial Golf Classic. During his lifetime, A. Gary Anderson made an indelible impression on the inland region, both as a dedicated professional in the business arena and as a generous humanitarian. To honor their father’s legacy, A. Gary Anderson’s children, Erik and Erin, established this premier tournament benefitting Children’s Fund. It was announced in 2017, at the 25th anniversary, that the golf tournament would move forward as the Children’s Fund Golf Classic. SInce its inception, the A. Gary Anderson/Children’s Fund Golf Classic has been instrumental in raising nearly $9 million for children throughout San Bernardino County.

Auxiliaries

Bonnes Meres Auxiliary of Children’s Fund Contribution: $119,873.18 Bonnes Meres Auxiliary was founded in Redlands, CA in 1958. Their original purpose was to raise funds to assist Children’s Home Society with the successful placement of adopted children. Today Bonnes Meres operates as an auxiliary of Children’s Fund, supporting Children’s Fund’s mission by raising funds and volunteering time organizing a variety of events and special projects each year. The money raised goes toward supporting children and youth in foster care and at-risk youth throughout San Bernardino County. This past year, Bonnes Meres: • Hosted the annual Auction on Friday, November 4th, 2022 • Hosted the annual Birthday Luncheon on Wednesday, April 12, 2023 • Made and donated 633 blankets. The Quilt Committee has cultivated a strong relationship with Yamavaa, resulting in an increased number of blankets in the new FY. • Contributed over 3,100 hours (Monetary value of volunteer hours = $116,302). Contact information: P.O. Box 8153, Redlands, CA 92375 www.bonnesmeres.org bonnesmeres@gmail.com

West End Auxiliary Contribution: $100,000 The West End Auxiliary of Children’s Fund was originally founded in 1958 and supported the Children’s Home Society. Today, West End Auxiliary raises funds for Children’s Fund to provide Support, Opportunity, and Hope with activities like an English Tea, Champions for Children Gala, blanket making and through benevolence. This past year, the West-end Auxiliary , • Hosted two dates for The Queens Tea on February 25th and 26th, 2023 • Hosted the Seeds of Opportunity Scholarship Dinner on Saturday, April 22, 2023 • Made and donated 541 blankets • Contributed 6,498 hours (Monetary value of the volunteer hours = $242,505.36). Contact information: P.O. Box 134, Claremont, CA 91711 www.westendauxiliary.org westendauxiliary@gmail.com

Finances 31%

Contribution

Income: $4,685,506

23% Grants

Contributions

Over the past year, we saw contributions jump from $1,122,680 to $1,466,960. That is an increase of over

30%

Golf Classic

Auxiliaries

34%

Contracts

Other

*These are unaudited financials

Expenses: $4,662,871 100% of every dollar goes to impact. Indirect Costs are core to programs 17%

Hope Programs

70% Support, Opportunity, and Hope Programs

Program Expense

16% 14% Salaries for personnel needed to deliver impactful programs

Operations necessary to deliver impactful programs

Opportunity Programs As a result of increased giving and additional grants and contracts, across 2022-2023 we were able to increase program services and support by

31%

75%

Support Programs

*These are unaudited financials

Board of Directors Executive Committee

Board Members

Kristin Pierce, Board Chair CEO and Owner Century 21 Lois Lauer Realty

Joyce E. Ablett Area Financial Officer San Bernardino County Kaiser Permanente

Jinnefer A. Razo, Vice Chair Audit Principal Swenson Corporation Bill Nietschmann, Treasurer Finance Committee Chair Past Board Chair Otis Greer, Secretary Director of Legislative and Public Affairs San Bernardino County Transportation Authority Rick Arcaro, Marketing Chair Senior Vice President Fifth Third Bank Neal Waner, Immediate Past Board Chair Founder Matson Waner Wealth Management Fred Just, Development Committee Chair CEO Healthcare Environment Institute, LLC Gary Ovitt, Governance Committee Chair Education Liason CHaffey College Governing Board Member Ronald Powell, Ph.D, Programs Committee Chair Consultant Early Childhood Mental Health

Barbara Alejandre Retired San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools Lori Delgado-Matich O’Connor President Bonnes Meres Auxiliary Greg Devereaux Retired CEO County of San Bernardino Sara Gamez, Ed. D Director Student Support and Equity Programs Cal Poly Pomona Deana Olivares-Lambert Co-Owner 20/20 Network

Advisory Council Chris Palmer Managing Director Palmer Financial Consulting Group

Erin Anderson President/CEO/Founder A. Gary Anderson Family Foundation

Frank Pine Executive Editor Southern California News Group

Vaughn Bryan Retired President Century 21 Lois Lauer Realty

Mary P. Wallace Co-President West End Auxiliary

Matthew Jordan Managing Member Diversified Pacific

Barbara Williams Co-President West End Auxiliary

Honorable Patrick J. Morris Children’s Fund Founder Retired Superior Court Judge Former Mayor City of San Bernardino

Vicente De Biase Wright Retired Chairman, President & CEO California Steel Industries

Zareh Sarrafian County of Riverside ACEO Riverside University Health System

Staff

ADMINISTRATION Cesar Navarrete President & CEO

DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAMS Betty Chambers Director of Programs

Amber Nelson-Thorneycroft Program Manager

Andrea Crawford

HR & OPERATIONS Cynthia Gonzalez HR Operations Manager

FISCAL & ACCOUNTING Linda Franklin

Campaign Officer

Fiscal Manager

Denise Flanagan Program Clerk

MARKETING

Beth Spalding

Advancement Officer

Ruth Humphrey Housing Liaison

Jane Nottingham Development Officer

Marshall Bryant Marketing Officer

Partners

Impact Partners A. Gary Anderson Family Foundation Accent Computer Solutions, Inc. Advance Auto Parts AFIX Gymnastics Academy Agruculture/ Weights and Measures Amazon Amazon Fulfillment Center American Woodmark PCS Anderson Community Partners Arbor Life Spa Arrowhead Credit Union Arrowhead Regional Medical Center ArrowHeart Foundation Automotive Service Councils of California-Chapter 14 Bank of America Benzobrows Big & Little Inc. Bonnes Meres Auxiliary of Children’s Fund Burlingame Industries, Inc. California Office of Emergency Services California State University San Bernardino - Kappa Delta California Steel Industries Cal State San Bernardino EOP Cardenas Markets Foundation Catalyst Commercial Group Center Point Church Century 21: Lois Lauer Realty Chuze Gym Circa Management, Inc. Citizens Business Bank Citrus Valley Physical Therapy & Wellness City of Redlands Revenue Department Comar LLC Converse Consultants County of San Bernardino Innovation & Technology Department DaVita Home Dialysis DCI Hollow Metal DHL Supply Chain Distribution Management Association Diversified Pacific Diversified Pacific Opportunity Fund Electrical Consultants Incorporated FedEx Ground SRLT 0926

Fifth Third Bank Financial Designs Corporation First 5 San Bernardino Generation Car Club Global Options - Online LLC Guitar Center GXO Hamburger Mary’s Hatfield Buick GMC Hell’s Angels Motorcycle Club Highland Woman’s Club Hope Through Housing Hyundai Tech Center In-n-Out Burger Foundation JDI Distribution Kaiser Permanente Fontana Department of Pediatrics Larry H. Miller Charities Lasting Legacy Plumbig, Heating, & Air LifeStream Loma Linda University Health Maintenance Superintendents Association Mark Christopher Auto Center Metrie El & El Mexican American Opportunity Fund National Association Of University Women, Inland Empire National CORE NAUW Inalnd Empire Branch Nelson Notary and Live Scan Nordstrom Nordstrom Distribution Center 399 Nordstrom San Bernardino County Fulfillment Center One Stop Landscape Supply Center Ontario Clippers Ontario Reign Orangetheory Fitness Parker & Irwin Patton’s Steel Pomona Valley Model Airplane Club Ramco Plumbing Rancho Cucamonga Chamber of Commerce Redlands Chamber of Commerce RJ’s Carwash Sam’s Club 6624

San Bernardino County Auditor-Controller San Bernardino County Children’s Network San Bernardino County Counsel San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Health San Bernardino County Department of Children and Family Services San Bernardino County Department of Public Health San Bernardino County Department of Public Works San Bernardino County Fire - Spark of Love San Bernardino County Information Services Department San Bernardino County Probation Department San Bernardino County Public Defender San Bernardino County Registrar of Voters San Bernardino County Superior Court San Manuel Band of Mission Indians SCNG Press Room Sierra Aluminum, A Division of Samuel, Son & Co. Smart and Final SoCal Gas Company Social Action Community Health Systems Soren McAdam Southern California Edison Spectrum Cabinetry Spokeo Stater Bros. Charities Staybridge Suites Superior Courts of California - San Bernardino County Swenson Corportation TCI Transportation Teamsters Local 1932 The Ceres Foundation The Jack H. Brown Family Foundation The Rite Aid KidCents Foundation Ticket to Dream Foundation United Rentals Villas at San Bernardino Walmart Distribution Center 6561 Walmart Store 1693 Walmart Store 1914 Walmart Store 1915 Walmart Store 3276 West End Auxiliary of Children’s Fund Wood’s Tax Services

Building a Generation Catholic Charities CASA Children’s Assessment Center Chino Valley Unified School District Community Action Partnership Desert Sanctuary DOVES El Sol Neighborhood Educational Center Everytable Family Service Agency San Bern. (Citrus Counseling Services) Family Services Assoc. Redlands Hearts and Lives Inland Behavior Health & Project Home Again

Inland Regional Center Inland Housing Solutions KEYS Making a Difference Association Mary’s Mercy Center Masada Homes Mental Health Systems- Success First Mental Health Systems- TBS Mom & Dad Project - part of Bear Valley Community Hospital District New Hope Village Health and Wellness-OMSD Option House Pacific Clinics Parents Anonymous

Reach Out Salvation Army Social Action Community Health Systems South Coast Children’s Services St Joseph/St Mary Medical Center Time for Change Foundation Valley Star Children & Family Services Victor Community Support Services VIP (Violence Intervention Program) Volunteers of America Walden Family Services West End Family Counseling West Care Arizona, Inc. Westside Kinship Support Services

Community Partners

Thank You Notes

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