Impact Report 2018

STAFF LEADERSHIP

Stephen MacAller Executive Director

Lauren Asari Enrichment Program Director

Vicky Sargent Operations Executive Director

Jamisson Costa Interim Older Adult Services Director Lisa Daddario Youth Development Program Director Sharon Drobka Community Programs Sr. Director Jesse Goldstein Sports & Recreation Director Su Hwang Financial Development Director Erin Inaba Sr. Program Director Tina Jordan Healthy Lifestyles & Membership Sr. Director

TORRANCE-SOUTH BAY YMCA 2900 West Sepulveda Blvd.

Torrance, CA 90505 P 310 325 5885 F 310 539 6049

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Alyce Coley Development Assistant

Amanda Martelli Associate Director

Henry Lee Membership Director Tanya Schumann Administrative Services Director Harry Van Aquatics Director

FOR A BETTER US 2018 Annual Impact Report TORRANCE-SOUTH BAY YMCA

OUR CAUSE

Dear Friends of the Y, The Y is here for all those who need us now and for those who will need us for future generations to come.

Thank you Y friends for your generosity and support!

Together, we were able to provide over $1,500,000 in financial assistance and program subsidies in the South Bay. Thank you for your generosity and support!

Every day, we work side-by-side with our neighbors to make sure that everyone, regardless of age, income or background, has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive.

Extending resources and impact, the Torrance-South Bay YMCA continues our programs outside the walls of our facility with a strategic network of community partners.

Whether launching the Y’s new PLAY (Physical Learning Activities for Youth) Program on school sites or providing nearly 40 children experiencing homelessness or foster care with a memorable Y summer camp experience, the Y continues to fill the needs of the community. We’d like to thank our new partners the Boys & Girls Club, Family Promise, Department of Children & Family Services, and especially our longtime partner the Torrance Unified School District.

From safe spaces, college and career readiness, new friendships, and a welcoming community - the Y is here for all of us. As always, please reach out to us if other community needs arise.

For our community,

Steve MacAller Torrance-South Bay YMCA Executive Director

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Sharon Kalani Green Hills Memorial Park Volunteer Chair, Board of Managers

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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT Nurturing the Potential of Every Child and Teen

MY BETTER FUTURE, MY BETTER LIFE, MY BETTER LOVE The Chinese government’s birth limitation policy and a cultural preference for sons heartbreakingly subjects girls to a high risk of human trafficking.

It’s really hard for Saraphina, an eighth grader, to talk to others about human trafficking and her connection to the issue.

She’s bravely bringing the issue to the forefront. “Thanks for always being respectful when sharing, for being trusting, and loyal” she said to her fellow MUN delegates.

This past year, Saraphina campaigned and was elected to the position of 18th Secretary General on the platform of bringing awareness to the issue of human trafficking. She lovingly thanked her parents for adopting her from China and saving her from horrible things that could have happened. “I love you so much and I will never take my life for granted because this is my better future, my better life, and my better love.”

And that’s what the Y’s Model United Nations program presented by American Honda offers – a journey of finding your strengths, a cause to stand up for, and a safe platform for expression.

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HEALTHY LIVING

Improving the Community’s Health and Well-Being RESTORING HEALTH Ms. V, feeling the financial hardship of not working, returned to her job and caring for her kids too soon after suffering a stroke in 2012. She, like many mothers, put others before herself. She never fully regained all her functions but learned to manage.

When she heard about the Y’s free Exercise in the Park classes at Ken Malloy Park, she faithfully went every Wednesday and Sunday. During one of the classes, thoughtful Y staff noticed Ms. V favoring one side of her body and engaged her in conversation. After learning of her stroke, staff helped her to slowly regain muscle strength to the weak side.

The Torrance-South Bay Y’s Exercise in the Park program, supported in part by a generous grant from Kaiser Permanente, provides free exercise classes throughout the year to help increase the health of families who live in low income areas unable to reach their nearby Y.

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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

Giving Back and Providing Support to Our Neighbors CELEBRATING NEW AMERICANS Kate emigrated from Korea and helped make her new country feel like home for her family. While her husband and children settled in quickly, experiencing American customs and practicing their English at work and school, Kate quickly felt isolated at home.

Like the majority of participants in the Y’s ESL program, Kate is a college educated, young Asian female under forty, looking to fully embrace her new community. Loving a new challenge, she attended ESL classes weekly at the Y to practice her English and enjoy the company of new friends.

Her hard work was recently celebrated with a U.S. citizenship. Kate has gained such confidence in English, she’s started her own translation business and is attracting work from financial and local businesses.

The Y was founded as a refuge for people who were trying to make a better life for themselves in new, unfamiliar surroundings. So began a long, proud history of serving newcomers like Kate.

This past September, the Y kicked off Welcoming Week, a national initiative to promote cross-cultural understanding and raise awareness of the benefits of welcoming everyone. The week’s events included Grandparent’s Day (Keiro no Hi) a traditional Japanese event to honor seniors in the community, a bipartisan voter registration effort in partnership with the Torrance League of Women Voters, and cleanup day at Mardrona Marsh to encourage giving back to the community.

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WHY I GIVE Life is a marathon, not a sprint. Most of us have a general understanding of this popular saying. However, Gary Delaney, Torrance-South Bay YMCA’s newest George Williams Society member, has uncovered its true meaning. The distinguished George Williams Society honors donors who have cumulatively given gifts of $100,000 or more to the Y. Great things take years to build and Gary’s generous support of the community began early with his parents. “My dad was a commissioner for the city and Board member of the local hospital. Our family learned at a young age the importance of giving back to the community.”

Since the early 80’s, Gary has been a continuous and generous donor of the Y. He’s been a big part of the Y’s Annual Major Gifts Community Support Campaign, will celebrate his 30th Board year in 2019, and remains one of the inaugural planning committee members of the Y’s Send A Kid to Camp Golf Tournament, which just celebrated its 26th year.

“The Y’s reputation is outstanding and so is its flexibility to change to the needs of the community. I enjoy serving alongside my fellow Board members who are so giving of their time. Making an impact on the kids and seniors we serve is what keeps me going.”

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PROGRAM SITES & SERVICES AREA SCHOOL AGE CHILD CARE

PARENT-CHILD

Adams Elementary Anza Elementary Arlington Elementary Arnold Elementary Edison Elementary Hickory Elementary Lincoln Elementary Riviera Elementary Seaside Elementary Torrance Elementary Towers Elementary Victor Elementary Walteria Elementary Wood Elementary

SENIOR NUTRITION & SOCIALIZATION

ADDITIONAL PLAY SCHOOL SITES Fern Elementary Yukon Elementary

MANHATTAN BEACH LAWNDALE

Carson Community Center Perry Park Senior Center Torrance-South Bay YMCA Veteran’s Park Senior Center HERMOSA BEACH

MILITARY FAMILY SUPPORT PROGRAM & COUNSELING Torrance-South Bay YMCA

DAY CAMP

TORRANCE REDONDO BEACH CARSON

Charles Wilson Park

EXERCISE IN THE PARK Ken Malloy Park

TORRANCE-SOUTH BAY YMCA

LOMITA

PRESCHOOL Levy Adult Center

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HARBOR CITY

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HOW WE SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY TOTAL: $1,519,041

> 1% 5%

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51%

Financial Assistance

49%

Program Subsidies

Aquatics & Youth Sports Parent-Child

10%

Summer Camp

10%

Youth Leadership & Development

21%

Active Older Adults

20%

Healthy Lifestyles & Membership

33%

Child Care & Preschool

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YMCA ACCOMPLISHMENTS Awarded 2018 Best Camp

by Daily Breeze readers and Legacy Award by the Torrance Chamber of Commerce

Partnered with TUSD for new PLAY (Physical Learning Activities for Youth) Program at 12 school sites

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Provided over

Activated

Safe and fun summer for

$1,500,000 in

1,600 volunteers

235 new teens receiving

financial assistance and

who share over

free memberships and

55,000 hot meals to seniors

program subsidies of all ages

42,000 hours of

activities created by the

in need of support

their time and talents

Youth Advisory Council

Served over

Conducted free exercise Water Safety for ALL,

Engaged 1,100 kids in

classes in underserved

including 90 Special Needs

Before and After School and

areas to 300 participants

Aquatics Program participants

STEM Enrichment Programs

through Exercise in the

Welcomed

16,000 members

Park program

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PRESIDENT’S CLUB Members of the President’s Club honors those who have shown a long-term commitment to the Y by making either a direct contribution to the endowment fund or by including the Y in their estate planning.

Helen and Marshall Anear Anonymous William and Linda Applegate Michael and Rebecca Austin Robert and Marilyn Baker Alfred M. Bartick Martin Bauer Lawrence and Patricia Beymer Kenneth and Lois Blake Virginia Bourbonnais Barbara Burgess Stephen and Virginia Burns John and Barbara Cairns David and Francine Cason Sue Linder Clavin Athena Paquette Cormier and Tom Cormier* Ronald and Norma Day Gilbert and Ethel Derouin Arleigh and Linda Dotson Ed Escovar 18

John and Peggy Farr Merietta Fong Dr. William Forrest Henry and LeAnna Fox Ray and Vivian Frew The Gebhard Family Tom Gray and Christina Jesperson Mike Griffiths Wendell and Madelyn Harter Zaffar and Teresa Hassanally* Linda M. Holliday Francis V. Jackson Ernest Johnson Lois Jones Sharon and Omid Kalani Leonard and Trudy Kane Leonard and Betty Kasari Patricia and Jerry Kinnan Gene and Patricia Koester Gerald and Susan Kouzmanoff Ted and Marlyn Lawson

Joan Leitner Catha J. Loomis and Mary Ann Joyce Norman and Virginia Loos Hedy J. Lutz Gary Maldonado Dr. Wing and Joyce Mar Gerald and Carol Marcil Phillip and Barbara Materi Delia McCulloch Tim and Trish McDonald John and Carmen McGee Pat and Lisa McGinty Mike and Susie McKinney* Robert T. McNerney David H. Mitchell Dorothy Morrisey Eunice Morrow William B. Oberholzer Richard Papillon Dr. Hugh Pendleton Nick Peters

Sabine Peters William and Barbara Rendahl Kirk and Linda Retz* Larry and Jane Rosen Grady and Nadine Sain David and Toni Sargent Robert and Judy Shafer Anne Smith Laura Steidley Ted Stiff Dr. Richard S. Tenn Bonnie Testerman Torrance Rod and Gun Club Ellen and Dan Thomas Lisa Van Ingen Pope and Mark Pope David and Luise Villasenor Karl and Lotte Walther Irene Wilson Marilyn Wotton Kirk and Sandy Zielomski * New Member

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GEORGE WILLIAMS SOCIETY Members of our honored George Williams Society have cumulatively given outright and irrevocable deferred gifts of $100,000 or more to our YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles Association.

GOLD TRIANGLE

SILVER TRIANGLE

Bank of America Marvin and Patricia Clarke Kaiser Permanente Medical Center Los Angeles Lakers Youth Foundation Gerald and Carol Marcil The Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris Foundation Southern California Building Funds Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. Weingart Foundation

American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Anonymous Ted and Marilyn Lawson Northrop Grumman Corporation Lloyd and Beth Olson Phil and Margaret Pelland Larry and Jane Rosen The Estate of Gordon Snider Torrance Y’s Men’s Club

($1,000,000+)

($500,000 - $999,999)

BRONZE TRIANGLE

($250,000 - $499,999) Boeing Company ExxonMobil Foundation Karl Fechner

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Steve and Lori Fechner; Surf Management, Inc. Paul N. Gwyn Wendell and Madelyn Harter Francis and Hisako Kudo Ruth Kueser John and Carmen McGee Elizabeth “Bess” McNeal The Scriba Family Foundation Torrance Rod and Gun Club Watson Land Company

RED TRIANGLE

($100,000 - $249,999) Airsearch Mfg. Co. of California Alpine Electronics of America, Inc. Anastasi Development Co., LLC

While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing, we apologize for any omissions or errors.

Stephen and Virginia Burns Terry Chism Gary Delaney* Ray and Vivian Frew; Green Hills Memorial Park* Norman and Virginia Loos The Ralph and Calista Marzullo Family Trust Delia McCulloch Nissan North America, Inc. Dr. Hugh Pendleton Real Properties Resources Inc. Robert and Judy Shafer South Bay Toyota Dan and Ellen Thomas Torrance Memorial Medical Center, Lundquist Cardiovascular Institute Karl and Lotte Walther * New Member

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CHAIRMAN’S ROUND TABLE

BENEFACTOR

($2,500 - $4,999)

Annual contributions from those in our Chairman’s Round Table help us to achieve so much more as we promote youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility in our community. Thank you to the following individuals and organizations for generously giving $1,500 or more to our Torrance-South Bay YMCA from August 1, 2017 to August 1, 2018.

FOUNDER ($25,000+)

American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Steve and Lori Fechner; Surf Management, Inc. Jerry and Carol Marcil Scriba Family Foundation

STAKEHOLDER

($10,000 - $24,999) Aisin World Corp. of America Anonymous Beach Cities Health District CarMax Foundation Jo Chipman City of Redondo Beach

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Kaiser Permanente South Bay Medical Center Jeffrey J. Litow, M.D. Lundquist Lurie Cardiovascular Institute of Torrance Memorial Medical Center The Kenneth T. & Eileen L. Norris Foundation Northrop Grumman Corporation Oarsmen Foundation Ohana - Lanakila Outrigger Canoe Club Southern California Edison Pat and Ellen Theodora Torrance Refining Company Torrance Y’s Men’s Club YMCA of the USA

INVESTOR

($5,000 - $9,999) Alta Med Health Services Corp.

Joe Buck California Mental Health Services Authority Coull Foundation County of Los Angeles Gary L. Delaney Karl Fechner Ray and Vivian Frew; Green Hills Memorial Park Hanif and Zohra Haji; Beach Cities Child Development Center The Estate of Frances V. Jackson Tom Gray and Christina Jesperson; Riviera Wealth Management Mary Ann Joyce and Catha J. Loomis

While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing, we apologize for any omissions or errors.

John and Mindy Kirk; Lighthouse Memorials and Receptions Tim and Trish McDonald Mike and Susie McKinney Mechanics Bank Chris Nakagawa; Centinela Feed and Pet Supplies Nooter Construction Oxbow Energy Solutions LLC Saatchi & Saatchi Sares-Regis Group Savage Bob and Judy Shafer Storm Industries, Inc. Daniel and Ellen Thomas Toyota Financial Services Union Bank Foundation U.S. Bancorp Foundation

Aegion Energy Services Arcadia, Inc. Avison Young California Resources Corporation California Sulphur Company Athena Paquette Cormier and Tom Cormier Dollar General Doris J. Donahue Zaffar and Teresa Hassanally Mark Hebson; Southern California Trade Contractors, Inc. Scott Henry Mark and Ellen Hotchkis Su Hwang and Ryan Dziedzic JACOBS Sharon and Omid Kalani Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Kinecta Federal Credit Union Todd Klepper; MVP Energy, LLC Malaga Bank Gary Maldonado Barbara and Phillip Materi MPW Industrial Services, Inc. PDM, LLP Physical Optics Corporation Kirk and Linda Retz

Dean and Susan Reuter; Reuter & Reuter, Inc. Roger Rombro S B Management Corp The Salvation Army of Long Beach Sandpipers, Inc. South Bay Lexus Spectra Inc. Swami Shanti Prakash Ashram Inc. UNIFY Financial Credit Union Watson Land Company

MEMBER

($1,500 - $2,499) Jean Adelsman William and Linda Applegate Dan and Heidi Ashcraft; Ashcraft Design Baker, Burton & Lundy Richard and Julia Bardwil Brigante, Cameron, Watters, Strong, LLP Kathleen and Scott Burns Elden Campbell Capital Group Chevron Lee Lee Chou and Jeremy Choi Mike Cobo Michael Derk Don Wilson Builders

Erdmute D. Ebsen Fisher Real Estate, LLC Henry and LeAnna Fox Gazelle Transportation Glencore H&R Block Hansen Seto, LLP Madelyn R. Harter HealthCare Partners, LLC Jim and Joanne Hunter Ken and Peggy Hurley ITP Strategic Vera Jimenez John Koenig and Cindy Tobis Christopher Lachance Craig and Judy Leach Lee & Associates Russ Lesser; Dive ‘N’ Surf, Inc. Albro L. Lundy David Lust Steve and Beth MacAller Jason Marcil Edward L. McCall John and Carmen McGee Robert McNerney; Green Hills Mortuary Lloyd and Elaine Mistele David Moranville Stephan M. Morikawa

Northrop Grumman E.C.H.O. William Oberholzer Bie-Chuan C. Ong Pacific Crest Cemetery Dana N. Piazza Lisa Van Ingen Pope and Mark Pope Providence Little Company of Mary Rolling Hills United Methodist Church Rotary Club of Torrance Del Amo Dan Roundtree David and Toni Sargent Scott Robinson Honda Bill Szieff; Sea-Clear Pools, Inc. Martin A. Serna Steve and Shari Tochihara Torrance Police Officer’s Association USI Insurance Services National, Inc. Robert and Joyce Van Lingen; Van Lingen Towing, Inc. Dan and Mary Vogelzang; M Advisory Group Karl and Lotte Walther James F. Wood Jim Yi The Y’s Women’s Club - Las Hermanas Joe and Linda Zeiler Amy Zimmerman

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DONORS DONORS $1,000 - $1,499 AC Pipe & Equipment Company American Business Bank AmSpec Anonymous Gerard K. Apo Pat Ayau Lee J. Barden Boeing - Employees Community Fund of CA Randy Bowers Buff & Shine Mfg., Inc. California Water Service Company Maria Cantoria Carol Boots Magee City National Bank Clyde & Co Continental Development Crestwood John Dancy Delta Dental of California Michael R. DeMartino Arleigh and Linda Dotson Linda K. Eisenbart 24

Ed Escovar Steve E. Escovar Beatriz Esparza Farmers & Merchants Bank Merrietta Fong; Servatius, O’Brien & Fong, LLP Garcia-Bentley Construction, Inc. Lynette J. Gelinas Tim W. Hannemann Philip Hartwell Mark V. Hebson Manatt Phelps & Phillips LLP Mar Ventures, Inc. Geneva Martin and Patrick Garvey MRC Global John Pitzer Moses Ramler David Riviera; Riviera Center Management Mary Robin Bryon Rockwell Floyd C. Sanger Vicky Sargent SDA Management South Bay Toyota

Stantec Subsurface Imaging, Inc. Michael L. Thompson Russell W. Tipper Bruce and Sue Tramm United Foam Technologies Vanguard Charitable Del Vargas Karen Varon John Wilmarth Mike Wilson Clark Wrigley Tashi Zouras

DONORS $500 - $999 Matthew Adamo Aetna Life Insurance Mike and Becky Austin Nazanin Azadi Bret Barker Ronald Barker Bay Cities Pet Hospital Beach Freeman Lim & Cleland LLP Narain M. Bhatia

While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing, we apologize for any omissions or errors.

Connie Burleson Stephen R. Burns Cassandra R. Buzze Pat and Zo Byrnes Walter Campbell The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Christine M. Casstevens Dane Collins Concierge Collision Repairs, Inc. Cornerstone Construction Group, Inc Robert Corry Deere & Company, a John Deere Co. David Delgado Scott Douglas Donald D. Douthwright Giacomo Gallai Linda F. Greenham Guild Investments David Hadley Jerome and Lori Haig Michael Heffner William Hoffman Hotta Liesenberg Saito LLP Jon Jacobson

Japanese Automotive Center, Inc. Don Jervis Allan Jones Tina Jordan David H. Julifs Kanes Landscaping, Inc. Dan Keenan Shannon Keene Vince L. Kelly Gerald M. Kouzmanoff Don Lee Henry Lee LOGISTIQ Insurance Solutions Jeffrey Lollock Dr. Wing and Joyce Mar Andrew Marzullo McGard LLC Loy Miller Jon Millman Moon International Inc. MUFG Union Bank Mulligan Family Fun Center Christine Nakagawa Nickerson Insurance Inc. James Parriott

Jon Rager Scott Ramsey C. Frederick Reish Edward Riglin Sandco Services, Inc. The Gloria & John O. Schmidt Charitable Fund Frank Scotto Seaside Elementary PTA Alex and Mei-Ling See James H. Segil Sempra Energy Foundation Barbara Sherwood Mark S. Smith South County Registry Standard Insurance Jason Stone; Stone & Sallus LLP Loren Sweet Linda Tabar Larry and Nancy Takahashi Elizabeth R. Tarbuck William Taylor Bart Tendick Chris Tomongin Fred Ung

Courtney Urfrig Villa Sorrento Richie and Lesly Vallin; Fire Attire Robert Virtue

Elena A. Viscarra Rene Williams Zdonek & Wolowicz Accountancy Corporation Kirk and Sandy Zielomski

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IN-KIND GIFTS We are thankful for non-monetary gifts of all kinds received from the following donors to help us continue our work fostering our children’s growth, encouraging wellness and healthy choices, and nurturing an environment of caring and support.

Aisin World Corp. of America Ayres Hotel Battleship IOWA Museum Ben Bridge Jeweler Carol Boots Magee Centinela Feed & Pet Supplies Chef Shafer, The Depot Athena Paquette Cormier George Cinfo Vera Jimenez Kings Hawaiian Mark Hebson LA Galaxy Laugh Factory Long Beach Letterhead Factory Los Verdes Golf Course Malibu Wine Safaris

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Frank Mauro Medawar Fine Jewelers MemorialCare Medical Group Mercedes Mike McKinney Morgan’s Jewelers - Rolling Hills Estates Morgan’s Jewelers - Torrance Mulligans Family Fun Center Mark Pfeil Bill Oberholzer Red Car Brewery Sandpipers STONEFIRE Grill Sunpark Electronics Corp.

Tarsan Stand Up Paddle The Broad

The Comedy & Magic Club Tiger Squadron Torrance Fire Department Torrance Memorial Medical Center Torrance Police Department Torrance Refining Company Torrance Y’s Men’s Club UNIFY Financial Credit Union Karen Varon Melissa Velasco Clark Wrigley Yonex Corporation USA

Special thanks to Torrance Refining Company for use of their land for our Y’s Men’s Christmas Tree Lot and the Y’s Summer Day Camp buses.

MEMORIAL & HONOR GIFTS Thank you to the following individuals who made a charitable contribution in honor of a friend or family member this past year.

IN MEMORY OF LAWRENCE BEYMER Larry Rosen

IN MEMORY OF PAT BYRNES Bill Oberholzer C. Frederick Reish Bob and Joan Guarnera American Retirement Association Dean and Susan Reuter

IN MEMORY OF FRED GRIFFIN Sandra Holliday

IN MEMORY OF WENDELL HARTER Larry Rosen Bettlu Beverly Charlotte Adkisson Paul and Sally Newell

IN MEMORY OF COLBY KOENIG John Koenig and Cindy Tobis

IN MEMORY OF LORI LITLOW Jeffrey J. Litlow M.D. 27

BOARD OF MANAGERS & YOUTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Sharon Kalani Board of Managers Chair Family Service Counselor Green Hills Memorial Park Hanif Haji Program Committee Chair Executive Beach Cities Child Development Center John Kirk Membership Committee Chair President Lighthouse Memorials & Receptions Tim McDonald Marketing & Outreach Committee Chair Senior Director Infineon Technologies Jerry Marcil Community Support Campaign Chair President Palos Verdes Investments, Inc. 28

Dean Reuter Property & Safety Committee Chair Owner/Principal Architect Reuter & Reuter, Inc. Dan Vogelzang Board & Financial Development Committee Chair President M Advisory Group Karl Walther Budget & Finance Committee Chair Borg Warner (Retired)

BOARD OF MANAGERS Bill Applegate, Past Chair President The Applegate Company

David Eddy National Manager, Divisional Information Officer – Corporate Services Toyota Financial Services

Carol Boots Magee Realtor RE/MAX Estate Properties

Steven Fechner, Past Chair President Surf Management, Inc,

Kathleen Burns Vice President Union Bank

LeAnna Fox Long Beach Poly High School (Retired)

Will Brandt Student South High School

Tom Gray Financial Advisor Riviera Wealth Management

Lee Lee Chou Instructional Director LAUSD-Local South District

Mike Griffiths City Council Member City of Torrance

Gary Delaney Senior Vice President USI Insurance Services National, Inc.

Mark Hebson Agent Farmers Insurance Group

Scott Henry Managing Director Stifel Kenneth Hurley VP-Chief Administrative Officer, Commercial Banking US Bank Anna Ho Los Angeles Immigration Court (Retired) John Koenig, Past Chair AISIN World Corp. of America (Retired)

Lloyd Mistele Toyota Financial Corporation (Retired) Victor Morante, Jr. Student Torrance High School Stephan M. Morikawa Asst. Vice President for Corporate Community Relations American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Chris Nakagawa Chairman & CEO Centinela Feed & Pet Supplies

Yohan Ruparatne President Logic Technology Consulting Group Martin Serna Fire Chief Torrance Fire Department Tim Shirata Executive Vice President Guild Investment Management Mark Smith Senior Vice President, South Bay Market Executive Malaga Bank

Craig Leach President and CEO Torrance Memorial Medical Center

Bill Oberholzer Past Chair Senior Vice President Preferred Bank

Barbara Materi Allied Signal (Retired)

Athena Paquette President Cash Flow Academy

Ned Stromme First Vice President Farmers & Merchants Bank

John McGee Torrance Unified School District (Retired)

Nick Peters Broker/Owner Engel & Volkers Realty

Steve Tochihara Vice President Mechanics Bank

Mike McKinney Vice President of Investments Triqor Group

Dana Piazza CPA PDM, LLP

Robert Van Lingen President Van Lingen Towing, Inc.

Robert T. McNerney Owner/Operations Officer Green Hills Mortuary

Kirk Retz Attorney at Law Retz & Aldover, LLP

Clark Wrigley Vice President, West Region Torrance Refining Company

Jason Stone Partner Stone & Sallus, LLP

YOUTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE Citlalli Baldovines William Brandt Lauren Bolton Kaitlyn Grider Wyatt Hornstein Haskell MacDonald Grace Merritt Victor Morante Jr Tyler Shibata Kelsie Wong 29

USING RESOURCES WISELY

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TOTAL INCOME - $13,393,603

TOTAL EXPENSES - $13,393,603

Other

1%

Fundraising

2%

Government Grants

2%

Youth Leadership & Development

Private Contributions

3%

Parent-Child

6%

3%

Summer Camp

36%

Membership

3%

Depreciation

55%

Program Activity

8%

Active Older Adults

8%

Building Projects

9%

Aquatics & Youth Sports

> 1%

12%

Administration

19%

Healthy Lifestyles & Membership

32%

Child Care & Preschool

31