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2016 Annual Report
Inside 2 Best in the Nation
3 President’s Letter & Mission Statement
4 Education Programs
6 Sports Programs
8 Character & Leadership Programs
10 Arts Programs
12 Health & Life Skills Programs
14 Preschool Programs
16 California’s 1st Boys & Girls Club on a College Campus
19 Club Leadership
20 Accountability
21 Membership
22 Thank You, 2016 Donors
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Best in the Nation
#1 Arts Program in the NationIn 2016, Boys & Girls Clubs of America honored the Club’s ClubHouse Theatre as the best arts program offered by any of the 4,000+ Boys & Girls Clubs in the nation! ClubHouse Theatre earned this honor because it changes children’s lives for the better while giving youth from all backgrounds high quality arts education opportunities. 88% of youth in the program say that ClubHouse Theatre gives them a place they feel like they belong and 72% of members say they feel more confident because of the program.
The Boys & Girls Club is proud to continue building on its tradition of providing programming that is considered among the best in the nation. In 2015, the organization was named #1 in the nation for Education and Career Development programming and #2 in the nation for Innovations in Safety by Boys & Girls Clubs of America. The Club’s commitment to excellence means that kids in the Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley community get the best programs available anywhere – not just in our local community, but in the entire country!
OF HUNTINGTON VALLEY
President’s LetterDear Friends,
Thank you for being part of the Boys & Girls Club family! Together, we made great things happen for the kids in our community in 2016. We can’t thank you enough for caring about the kids and getting involved.
This year, our organization had some big successes thanks to you. We opened two brand new buildings at our Kingston Technology Family Campus at Golden West College. Our organization was named #1 in the nation for arts programming by Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Our comprehensive marketing strategy was also named #1 in the nation by Boys & Girls Clubs of America. But, much more important than winning awards or having grand opening celebrations, we made a positive change in the lives of 10,000 children.
At the Boys & Girls Club, our goal is to help every child that comes through our doors fulfill their potential. Since every child is unique, with different interests and abilities, we try to reach kids from as many angles as possible so that they can get help where they need it and find activities that they are enthusiastic about and excited to be part of.
Our core programs focus on: • Education Career Development• Sports, Fitness, and Recreation• Character and Leadership Development• Arts• Health and Life Skills• Licensed Preschools
As you read through this report, you’ll see how your support helped kids in each of these areas. Your investment in the Boys & Girls Club is an investment in our community’s kids. And there is a big return on that investment. With your help, kids are doing better in school so that they are on the path to a great future. Kids that would otherwise go hungry are getting enough to eat thanks to meal programs that you’ve supported. Because you invested in our scholarship program, families are breaking the cycle of poverty and staying off of welfare.
From our preschoolers, our teens, and all the kids in between, we thank you for believing in the Boys & Girls Club and all the kids that come through our doors each day. You are changing lives for the better!
Sincerely,
Mike Haynes President
Our Mission...is to inspire and enable
the healthy development
of all young people,
especially those that
need us most, to realize
their full potential
as productive, responsible,
and caring members
of our community.
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56% of kids improved at least
one grade level in our
KidzLit summer reading
program.
How you CHANGED LIVES in 2016
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Success in school is one of the keys to children’s great futures. That’s why the Club is so committed to helping kids reach their full academic potential. Every weekday, the Club provides homework help after school to hundreds of children. We also offer the award-winning Twilight Education Project, tutoring low-income English Language Learner children so they can get on even footing with their native English speaking peers. These programs make a big difference to kids who need academic support that they can’t always get at home. But, the Club offers a lot more than just homework help and tutoring!
In 2016, the Club stepped up its educational programming in a big way. We expanded successful programs and introduced several new programs. Our focus was on reading and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math).
KidzLit: After several great summers where the kids at our Oak View Branch made dramatic improvements in their reading thanks to this creative and fun reading program, the Club expanded KidzLit to run throughout the school year and to include a second location - our Huntington Beach Branch.
DIY STEM: The Club was thrilled to be a pilot site for this new Boys & Girls Clubs of America education program. Our kids got to be first in the nation to test out a new hands-on curriculum focused on science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). The kids had fun with the new program’s experiments and gave feedback to help improve the program before it rolls out nationwide.
Snap Circuits: Kids learned about electrical engineering by creating their own electrical circuits. With hands-on projects, kids began to understand how everyday objects work, like lights, fans, doorbells, and more.
BitsBox: Kids in our computer labs learned to code their own apps with BitsBox. Kids made their own games in a kid-friendly coding platform. The kids had a great time while they developed real-world tech skills!
Meet the Masters: This new arts program teaches kids about the great artists and gives them the chance to create their own masterpieces. At a time when public school arts programs are extremely limited, the Club gives kids the chance to learn about the arts and express themselves.
CEO Tanya Hoxsie comments, “Our goal is to help kids reach their full potential. Every child is different. That means we have to try a lot of different ways to make a difference to them. Some kids might need extra help with their homework or tutoring in order to get on grade level with their school work. Other kids might be bored at school because it’s too easy or because their teachers can’t do hands-on activities in the classroom like we can at the Club. By offering many different kinds of education programs that are engaging, hands-on, and fun, we help all the kids who need us, in the ways that they need us. Our programs get kids excited about learning. That makes a difference not just today, but for their whole lifetime.”
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Helping kids reach their full potential through…
Education Programs
In the Club’s basketball and arena soccer leagues, more than 1,000 children each year learn the fundamentals of the game while building character and finding new ways to live up to their potential. The Club’s sports leagues are offered year-round. On our co-ed teams, kids as young as 3 years old and as old as 16 all have a chance to learn the game, grow their skills, and grow as individuals because of their experiences in the Club’s sports teams.
Unit Director Sem Ibrahim talks about one player who has grown a lot in his two years playing in the Club’s sports leagues. “Dexter is one of the brightest kids that I know. He started in our K-League when he was five years old and now a couple of years later, he’s playing in our Division I league. He has grown not only in his athletic skills, but socially as well. He has transformed himself from a shy child into a very confident player who is a leader to his team. At each game, he is sure to interact with every single kid both on his team and on the opposing team. He is also a very disciplined young person and that encourages the other kids on the team to work
hard, too. This season, his team is in first place, and I think that has a lot to do with Dexter’s determination, hard work, and leadership.”
The Club’s sports leagues offer a chance for every child to improve and excel. Our leagues get kids active and help them learn healthy habits by making exercise part of their regular routine. As they play, kids build coordination, learn the rules of the game, and develop good ball handling skills. But they do a lot more than that, too. Kids learn important life skills that will help them at school, in their careers, and in their relationships. They learn how to work together as a team, supporting each other through wins and losses, learning to be good sports, good friends, and good teammates. They learn that you only get better at something when you practice and work hard. They learn what it’s like to have other people counting on them to do their part and they try to rise to the challenge. Those important life skills go a long way toward helping kids grow up to fulfill their potential as the friends, neighbors, and colleagues we hope to have in our community when they are adults.
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Helping kids reach their full potential through…
Sports Programs
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38%
of Club members say
that their time playing
at the Club is the only
time they exercise
outside of school.
How you CHANGED LIVES in 2016
65%
of members have been
involved in a community
service project or
another way of helping
other kids and the
community while they
are at the Club.
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How you CHANGED LIVES in 2016
While the Club might be better known for its sports or academic programs, our goal is to help children fulfill their potential and succeed in all areas of life. That starts with good character. That’s why teaching kids good character is incorporated into every activity, every day at the Club.
One way we do that is giving kids the chance to plan and carry out service projects throughout the year, like our annual project called “Operation Gratitude.” Through Operation Gratitude, kids from preschoolers to teens shared their Halloween candy, donating it to make care packages for military men and women serving overseas. The kids made a small self-sacrifice to do something special for people who are making much bigger sacrifices every day. The kids hoped to bring the troops smiles with sweet treats and letters thanking the troops for their service.
One of the Club’s weekly programs, Smart Girls, gives pre-teen girls a chance to give back to the community through service projects. And,
it also teaches kids about friendship, feelings, healthy body image, and more. Part of good character is feeling confident and good about yourself, but many young girls have low self-esteem. The Smart Girls program is designed to help kids love what’s unique about themselves and then see how they can fulfill their potential and make a difference in their own special way. One of the girls in the program writes, “I’m weird, but that’s OK. I’m special because I am who I am and I’m not trying to be the same as somebody else.” Character development programs at the Club help all the kids at the Club see the good in themselves and others.
From a “Kindness Assembly” asking kids how they can help their community to prizes given to kids for being caught in the act of doing something good, the Club finds unique ways to draw children’s attention to the idea that it’s what’s inside that matters and that every person, no matter how small, can make a big difference.
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Helping kids reach their full potential through…
Character & Leadership Programs
In 2016, Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley’s arts programs were named #1 in the nation by Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Since our Club was chosen from a field of more than 4,000 clubs nationwide, this is a very prestigious honor!
Through our ClubHouse Academy performing arts and fitness center, our organization offers more than 90 dance, theatre, music, gymnastics, and martial arts classes every single week. That gives kids of all ages and abilities a chance to do what they love and find a class that’s just right for them.
Teen member Amanda Hay has been active in the Club’s theatre and dance programs for several years. She took her first dance class at the Club, with no previous dance experience. Now, she not only dances at ClubHouse Academy, but also in her high school’s competitive dance team and at ballet conservatories in our
area. And, she’s won a national scholarship to pursue her performing arts education from the Hank Aaron Chasing the Dream Foundation. Amanda comments, “I now have the tools that I need to continue rapid improvement, which will get me to the level that I need to be at in order to fulfill my dream of becoming a professional ballerina. ClubHouse Academy gave me the foundation I needed for intense programs that are preparing me to study dance in college and pursue dance as a career.”
ClubHouse Academy has something to offer every child, from toddlers boisterously testing out their first tap shoes to teens on track to be professional performers like ClubHouse alumni Tara Barr, who currently stars in Hulu’s Golden Globe nominated “Casual,” and Kyle Selig, who has performed in national Broadway tours. At every level, ClubHouse Academy gives kids opportunities to discover a love for the arts and pursue their interests to their fullest potential.
Helping kids reach their full potential through…
Arts Programs
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93performing arts,
gymnastics and martial
arts classes were offered
every week.
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How you CHANGED LIVES in 2016
98,200
free meals and snacks
were served to youth
in 2016.
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How you CHANGED LIVES in 2016
Childhood hunger continues to be one of the biggest challenges facing kids in our community. One in four children in Orange County is living in “food insecurity.” That means that they don’t know where their next meal is coming from. At our Clubs, that number is even higher than one in four, because 75% of the families that we serve are low- to moderate-income families.
This year, the Club provided more than 30,000 free meals to the most at-risk children we serve – the kids in our Oak View Branch and Twilight Education Project. For many, their cupboards are bare and refrigerators are empty at home. But, they know they can count on getting a good, filling, and healthy meal when they are at the Club. On top of that, each week, through a partnership with Surf City Rotary Club of Huntington Beach, the Club sent about 75 families in our Twilight Education Project home with backpacks full of food for the weekend. That helped make sure kids could have a good breakfast and lunch on the days that they aren’t at school or the Boys & Girls Club.
Thanks to a donation from the Woman’s Club of Huntington Beach, our Huntington Beach Branch served more than 31,000 free healthy snacks to the kids at the Club in 2016. Our other school age branches also ran “Healthy Habits,” a cooking and nutrition program that reached 50 kids per day at each site. Through Healthy Habits, kids learned cooking basics and got to eat the snacks they prepared each day. Poverty is not as extreme
at our Huntington Beach, Pacific Life Foundation and Kingston Branches as it is at our Oak View Branch and at our Twilight Education Project. But, at these locations we work with many families who are the “working poor.” They don’t qualify for government programs like WIC or food stamps, but they don’t earn enough money to make ends meet. That means that fighting hunger and giving kids healthy foods is still one of our biggest concerns.
Unit Director Tim Nolan comments, “There are a whole lot of parents who don’t have that discretionary income, or really, necessary income, to send a healthy after school snack with their kids every day. Fresh fruits and vegetables are expensive, and we know that since many families can’t afford them, the kids just aren’t eating them. That’s why this year, we designed our snack program to be 100% fruits and vegetables. The kids loved it! A lot of the kids had never had some of the vegetables before. Some days, there might have been a little ranch dressing to help make the vegetables go down a little easier for the kids who were intimidated by new veggies they’d never seen before. But they tried new things and they got healthy food every single day. There are kids who are literally waiting in line for snack time every day. It’s made a dramatic difference for them. That’s both because they are hungry and because they have developed a taste for healthy food and they actually want to eat their fruits and vegetables. I think that’s a big win on two fronts – making sure kids don’t go hungry and helping them be healthy.”
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Helping kids reach their full potential through…
Health & Life Skills Programs
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Helping kids reach their full potential through…
Preschool ProgramsThe Club starts helping kids on the path to success from the earliest ages. As young as six weeks, in fact! The Club has two licensed preschools: the Robert Mayer Child Development Preschool at Golden West College in Huntington Beach and the Learning Center Child Development Preschool in Fountain Valley, right next door to our ClubHouse Academy, the library, and City Hall. Each of our preschools works with infants as young as six weeks old, toddlers, preschoolers, and transitional kindergarteners.
Our programs meet rigorous quality standards set by the National Association for the Education of Young Children and by the STAR Quality Rating System. That means that we are committed to giving the kids in our programs the very best. They have curriculum designed to meet their own individual needs and interests. And, they have consistent high quality care that makes them feel loved, safe, and ready to explore their world.
A mom whose child was in our preschool for two years wrote the Club a letter about her experience. Her family benefited from the scholarship program that your support helped provide, so her thanks are not just for the Learning Center, but for you, too.
“I want to thank you for the love and care you have given Romeo while at the Learning Center. His excitement and love for the program shows on his face when I pick him up at the end of the day. With your care, he has grown into a wonderful young man and he is ready to move on to Kindergarten.
He has made such wonderful friends and has developed meaningful relationships with the teachers at the Learning Center. I am so blessed by the generous donations that allowed Romeo to attend such a wonderful program. My son will benefit from his experiences at the Learning Center for a lifetime. It would not have been possible without your help.
I want to express my heartfelt thanks to all the teachers for their time and caring attention they have given to Romeo. He has made leaps and bounds and is definitely not the shy little guy l left in your care and attention at only 3 years old. Again, many thanks to you and the program!”
Without your support of the scholarship program, kids like Romeo wouldn’t have the opportunity to learn and grow every day in a nationally accredited preschool. He’s prepared for success thanks to you!
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How you CHANGED LIVES in 2016
50%of our preschools’
space is dedicated
to serving children
ages six weeks to two
years old, unlike most
preschools that only
enroll children ages two
and up.
For more than 10 years, the Boys & Girls Club dreamed of building California’s first Boys & Girls Club on a college campus. In 2016, that dream finally came true! The Club completed the Kingston Technology Family Campus, right on the campus of Golden West College, a community college in Huntington Beach. The new Family Campus has three buildings:
• Robert Mayer Child Development Preschool, which serves children as young as six weeks old up to six years old in transitional kindergarten.
• Pacific Life Foundation Branch School Age Center, providing educational and recreational programs for youth in grades K-12.
• Harry and Jaynne Boand Gymnasium, a collegiate sized gymnasium that houses the Club’s athletics and recreation programs for toddlers through teens.
The new Family Campus offers a continuum of care with programming for kids of all ages, from six week old infants to teens. After growing up on a college campus, they’ll feel right at home enrolling at Golden West College or any other
college! And, with all the support they get at the Boys & Girls Club, kids have the skills and resources they need to succeed in school and in life. By the time they graduate from high school, they’re ready to fulfill their potential and make their college dreams come true.
When asked what going to a Boys & Girls Club on a college campus means to them, the kids say:
“It makes me want to go to college.” – 7-year-old Club member“It helps me conquer my fears.” – 10-year-old Club member“I see things that I’ve never seen before.” – 11-year-old Club member
2017 will mark our first full year of operations at the new Club. As we move forward, we will continue to fundraise for operations and to pay off the $4.95 million mortgage on the new site.
Your support is still welcome and needed! If you would like to make a contribution to California’s 1st Boys & Girls Club on a college campus, call 714-309-4962 or visit bgchv.com/family/donate.php
Helping kids reach their full potential at…
California’s 1st Boys & Girls Club on a College Campus
Grand Opening Celebration, April 26, 201616
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Grand Opening Celebration, April 26, 2016
Dream Builders: $2,000,000+Kingston Technology Company
Dream Builders: $1,000,000+Pacific Life Foundation
Legacy Builders: $500,000 – $999,999Anonymous Boand Family FoundationOrange County Children & Families CommissionThe Mayer CorporationWeingart Foundation
Tradition Builders: $250,000 – $499,999McDaniel Family FoundationSurf City Rotary Club of Huntington Beach
Vision Builders: $100,000 – $249,999Hurley International, LLCJohn Rich
Dream Makers: $250,000+ In-KindHoxsie Builders, Inc.Lusardi ConstructionWestberg + White
Dream Makers: $100,000 – $249,999In-KindLSA TYR, Inc.
Foundation Builders: $50,000 – $99,999Alex Accetta Aera Energy Fund - Kern Community FoundationAnonymous ChevronResa Evans & David Theil O.L. Halsell FoundationHuntington Beach Firefighters Charity Corp. Kiwanis Club of Fountain ValleyLA84 Foundation Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern CAGeorge & Sue SaffarransSpecialized
Hope Builders: $25,000 – $49,999California Resources CorporationRick & Tami Horstmann Bob & Tanya HoxsieR.J. & Rhonda MayerPacific Premier BankGlenn & Lorene RichardsonRobert Koury PropertiesA Snail’s Pace Running ShopWoman’s Club of Huntington Beach
Excellence Builders: $10,000 – $24,999Ed & Dixie Arnold Dave & Karen Barr Louise Callens & James Walker in memory of Joseph R. & Rene N. CallensBernadine Clancy TrustEureka Bearing HB Downtown Business Improvement DistrictKenneth A. Lester Foundation Los Angeles Lakers Youth Foundation Mangiamo GelatoTom & Kathy RossChuck & Jeanne ThomasDon & Priscilla Willis
Success Builders: $5,000 – $9,999AES Huntington Beach, LLC Brian & Teresa Bassaline John Bishop & Barbara Nieto Ed & Marlene Blackford Keith Bohr Alan & Shirley DeCarr Employees Community Fund of Boeing Fountain Bowl Fountain Valley Community Foundation Al & Pat Guidotti Major League Baseball Kevin & Kelly Morrissey Orange County Register Solita Tacos & Margaritas Robert & Mary Taddeo Evelyn Tanner Paul WakimElaine J. Weinberg Whole Foods Market Huntington Beach
Success Builders: $2,500 – $4,999Cars 4 CausesCIM Group, Inc.Bob & Shirley DettloffFuneral Directors Life Insurance CompanyArt & Kyla GroeneveldMike & Ying-Ma GrumetHeritage Memorial ServicesBob & Loretta Hoxsie, in memory of Charly Ken & Eileen JacobsJMG Security SystemsRon & Merri KupfersteinMcKenna Volkswagen
Success Builders: $2,500 – $4,999 MJZ ProductionsJerry & Vanessa MoffattCindy Picquelle-Gibbons & Lee GibbonsRainbow Environmental ServicesRalphs Community Contributions - KrogerBruce & Carrie ShumanYoussef & Nancy SobhiMike & Robin SullivanSurf City CycleryTaste of Huntington BeachUnited Technologies
Success Builders: $1,000 – $2,499Kazuto & Shelley AugustusBJ’s RestaurantMelinda CallensDuke’s Huntington BeachCurtis & Cathy FarrellFirst Class PizzaLotte GopalakrishnanJim & Donna GrayCheryl HarrisA Land Lovers’ Garden Club of Huntington HarbourNancy ParkPatrick Lewis Investment GroupRuth PruittDebra SchroederJohn SchroederVince & Sue TjelmelandDerek & Sue Wimmer
Success Builders: $500 – $999Brian Ahern Amstar & Red Oak Investments, LLC Gustavo & Cindy BalderasMichael & Patricia BielonkoRichard & Jondra Bjorkman The Boeing Company Ken BourguignonWes Bryan & Terri ZwickVince Bui Tom & Lorraine BurdettPaul & Sylvia Bush Care Ambulance Service, Inc.Carollo EngineersDaniel Coffman & Susan Raja-CoffmanJohn & Barbara CollinsSteve & Carolyn CraftEdinger Medical GroupGary Forman & Maureen Biache-FormanFountain Valley Living Magazine Carmen & Barbara Gullo Robert Jones Rawloo Khalap Kiwanis Club of Huntington BeachKohl’s Department StoresRay & Beverly KromerLee’s MaintenanceGene & Bobbi LimMercer Demo & SurplusSteve & Nina NagelNetwork for GoodDavid OsbornLaura Portier-LaLumiereProforma Jim RoacheAngela RobertsonSam’s ClubSeashore Pest ControlBob & Mary Lou Shlaudeman Kevin & Alicia Smith Linda ThomasJohn & Heather TrommaldSam Wong
Supporting Our Dreams Since 2005
Thank You for Making Dreams Come True!
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Supporting Our Dreams Since 2005
Thank You for Making Dreams Come True!Board Members 2016 Administrative Leadership Team
Tanya HoxsieChief Executive Officer
Support Services:Laura Portier-LaLumiereDirector of Development
Tanisha MontgomeryHuman Resources Manager
Keith Moore Director of Transportation
Direct Services: Ryan Brenes, Unit Director Kingston Branch, FV
Samantha Hour, Unit DirectorRobert Mayer Child Development Preschool
Sem Ibrahim, Unit DirectorClubHouse Academy
Chelo Loshak, Unit DirectorLearning Center Child Development Preschool
Approximately 200 trained individuals comprise the professional staff at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley. Listed below is our Administrative Leadership Team. Not included are our Program Directors, Preschool Teachers, Youth Development Professionals, Office Managers and Assistants, Bus Drivers, League Coordinators, Sports Referees, Special Projects Staff, Contracted Performing and Fine Arts Instructors, and Facility Related Support Staff.
Board of DirectorsDr. Kazuto AugustusDave Barr*John BishopKeith BohrFV Mayor John CollinsCarolyn CraftShirley Dettloff* Mark EllettHB City Attorney Michael GatesCathy GreenBrig. General Al Guidotti (Ret.)*HB Police Chief Robert Handy Bob Hoxsie*Jim Katapodis Ron KupfersteinNancy Monte-FryeKevin MorrisseyTuyen PhamJohn Rich*Cathy SchulteJennifer ShepardBrian Ton
* Past President
OfficersMike HaynesPRESIDENT
FV Council MemberSteve NagelVICE PRESIDENT
Tom RossTREASURER
Resa EvansSECRETARY
Alex A. Accetta*PAST PRESIDENT
Board of GovernorsEd Arnold Brian Bassaline Laurann CookRichard Cook*Donna Gray Tom HarmanBill HolmanKen JacobsRay KromerJohn Maruska RJ MayerTom McDanielAnn Meyers-Drysdale Linda Moulton-PattersonJim Silva
Art GroeneveldExecutive Director
Kim NguyenDirector of Finance
John PhamDirector of Facilities & Operations
Tim Nolan, Unit DirectorHuntington Beach Branch
Rebecca Sanchez, Program DirectorFamily Support Services
Gricel Voigt, Unit Director Pacific Life Foundation Branch, Huntington Beach
Club Leadership
100% of our Board of Directors
support the Club
by making financial
donations and giving
generously of their time
as volunteers.
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Accountability
Program Related Revenue $ 5,451,204 Contributions 613,973 Special Event Fundraising 473,254 Membership Dues 67,435 Total Revenue $ 6,605,866
Revenue
Expense Program Services to Youth $ 5,573,734Management & General Operating 666,255Capital Improvements & Repairs 329,676Fundraising 177,880 Total Expense $ 6,747,545
*Unaudited and without depreciation.
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How you CHANGED LIVES in 2016
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Youth Facilities
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Program Servicesto Youth
82.6%
87¢ of every dollar raised is spent directly on the kids.
Before any program
scholarships are
applied, the Club’s
after school programs
already cost about
60% less than the average cost
of care for school age
kids in Orange County.*
*2016 Conditions of Children in Orange County Report
Program Related Revenue $ 5,451,204 Contributions 613,973 Special Event Fundraising 473,254 Membership Dues 67,435 Total Revenue $ 6,605,866
MembershipEthnicity of Members
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75% of children at our Clubs are from low/moderate income families.
Families in need received $753,469 in scholarship assistance thanks to generous donors in 2016.
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Thank you for helping kids reach their full potential! Thank You, 2016 Donors $1,000,000+Pacific Life Foundation
$100,000-$999,999JMG Security Systems
$50,000-$99,999Bob & Tanya HoxsieSpecializedSurf City Rotary Club of Huntington Beach
$25,000-$49,999Boys & Girls Clubs of AmericaChildren’s BureauRick & Tami HorstmannRon & Merri KupfersteinLos Angeles Times Family FundOrange County Transportation Authority
$10,000-$24,999AHA - Living ResourcesBoand Family FoundationEnterprise Holdings FoundationResa Evans and David TheilG & M Oil CompanyMike & Michele HaynesL.A. Lakers Youth FoundationLA84 FoundationKevin & Kelly MorrisseyOpus Community FoundationJohn RichPeter & Caroline ShaverKevin & Alicia SmithSouthern California EdisonWells Fargo FoundationJon Woods and Rachel Silva
$5,000-$9,999Alex AccettaJohn Bishop and Barbara NietoChange a Life FoundationMichael & Laraine ChristensenCity of Fountain ValleyDisney VoluntEARS Community FundLarry & Tina DomarackiEmployees Community Fund of BoeingFaris Lee Investments & Fortus Property GroupFountain Valley Regional Hospital & Medical CenterMichael & Kelly GatesAl & Pat GuidottiThe Haynes FundHuntington Beach Downtown Business Improvement DistrictHyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort & SpaHyundai Motor AmericaMcDaniel Family FoundationMolex, LLCOrange Coast Memorial Medical CenterPoseidon Water, LLCDave & Carol ReynoldsRite Aid Foundation Jim & Wendy RoacheSakioka Company, LLCKenny Urban and Melissa Pearson-UrbanTerry VanceWaterfront Beach Resort, A Hilton HotelWoman’s Club of Huntington BeachYap & Little CPA’s
$2,500-$4,999Alex A. Accetta, CPA & Associates, Inc.Ed & Dixie ArnoldSarah AtkinsonAvalonBay Communities, Inc.Dave & Karen BarrBrian & Jennifer BielickiThe Boeing CompanyDawn & Barbara CabibboCare Ambulance Service, Inc.Margaret ChangChevronSteve & Carolyn CraftBob & Shirley DettloffDisneyland ResortKatie DuThe Elkes FoundationEnterprise Fleet ManagementCheryl HarrisEd & Barbara HitchcockHuntington Beach Auto DealersHuntington Beach HospitalHuntington Beach Police and Community FoundationIn-N-Out BurgerJRA ConstructionLusardi Construction CompanyEd MartellBill & Mary MaxwellLarry NodlandPacific Premier BankTuyen PhamTom & Kathy RossGeorge & Sue SaffarransSatori Law Group, Inc.Mark & Jennifer ShepardTherese Plunkett Foundation
Vince & Sue TjelmelandUnion BankUnited AirlinesJames Walker and Louise CallensWhole Foods Market Huntington Beach
$1,000-$2,499Advanced Pharmacy SolutionsAES Huntington BeachAltaMed Health ServicesAnonymousKazuto & Shelley AugustusMarina BarajasLia Marie BayraktarogluBella Terra Associates, LLCBradford Renaissance PortraitsWes Bryan and Terri ZwickPaul & Sylvia BushCalifornia Resources CorporationCalifornia Swaging & Cable Products Co.Gisela CampagneRobert & Kelley CasaresChris & Rebecca ChristyCity National Bank Orange CountyCommercial Van Interiors, Inc.Community BankJerry ConrowBarbara DelgleizeDJM Capital Partners, Inc.Dufour Insurance ServicesDunlap InsuranceEdinger Medical GroupExecuCar
Farmers & Merchants BankFelt BicyclesEric FinkGary Forman and Maureen Biache-FormanMichael & Sloan GallipeoLotte GopalakrishnanKelly GibsonGolden West CollegeMichael & Christy GraySam GrecoPeter & Cathy GreenArthur & Pat GroeneveldArt & Kyla GroeneveldHarry & Meline GuldjianHarbor DistributingBob & Loretta HoxsieHoxsie Builders, Inc.Dick & Barbara HughesHuntington Beach Firefighter’s AssociationHB Municipal Employees AssociationHuntington Beach Police Officers’ FoundationHuntington Executive ParkHyatt Regency Dallas at ReunionJim & Vivian KatapodisKiwanis Club of Fountain ValleyKiwanis Club of Huntington BeachLifeline Ambulance CompanyThorpe LogemannLorin Backe PhotographyRobert & Connie MandicScott & Barbara MarinoMcKenna VolkswagenMelissa’s/World Variety Produce, Inc.Meyers & Burnett
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Your generosity changed
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How you CHANGED LIVES in 2016
Mimi’s JewelryNancy Monte-FryeRichard & Jeannie MurrellSteve & Nina NagelWarren & Ann OwensPMZ Pension CorporationPRP Wine InternationalRalphs Community Contributions - KrogerRansom IT ServicesBob & Christine ReznickRMT Golden Years, LLCRobert Koury PropertiesSilvana SarkisSimple GreenOlga SolominaSouthern California Gas CompanyToyota of Huntington BeachTYR, Inc.Paul & Connie WakimDon & Priscilla WillisYamaha Motor CorporationCameron & Monica YenokidaRichard & Alice Zamboni
$500-$999Greg & Julie AbadjianTom & Mayumi AdamsAffinity & Co. JewelersBrian AhernAnaheim Ducks & The Honda CenterJoe Anderko & Sue Taylor-AnderkoWilliam & Eileen AndersonArribas BrothersASICS America CorportionBrian BalchackRalph & Charlene BauerBazil Chiropractic Health CenterRichard & Jondra BjorkmanBrian Graden MediaBrian & Sarah BrownBrian & Chanile ButeloCorey & Heather CappsAdam & AnnMarie CutrellDuke’s Huntington BeachJohn EhlenfeldtEl Camino Country ClubCurtis & Cathy FarrellMark & Laura FloresJim & Lynn FosterFountain Valley Body Works
George GasawayGolden West College FoundationCarmen & Barbara GulloJim HaskettKevin & Remelia HizonBill & Cyndi HolmanHornblower Cruises & EventsHotel Palmas de CortezHuntington Beach Police DepartmentHurley International, LLCHyatt Regency DenverHyatt Regency Indian Wells Resort & SpaHyatt Regency La JollaHyatt Regency Lake TahoeHyatt Regency Orange CountyHyatt Regency San FranciscoHyatt Regency ScottsdaleJeff & JoAnn HyderRobert JonesCaryn KelleyRawloo KhalapSteve & Kathy KnightKohl’s Department StoresMarty Leavelle and Lori JarryVictor & Rene LeslieGary & Vicki LindmanLos Caballeros Racquet & Sports ClubMajor League BaseballManchester Grand Hyatt San DiegoMangiamo Gelato CaffeKen & Ivy MardenJanet MarlowMarla McGeeDon & Terri MilderDonald MonsonTom & Naomi MoonErik MyersAndaz NapaNirve Sports, Ltd.NuVision Credit UnionThe Olson CompanyRalph & Susan OrnelliusJack & Denise PaholskiThe PIMCO FoundationProgressive Community ManagementGeorge & Micki RachRazorRick & Hallie Rowe
Rowley PortraitureSeaCliff Country ClubTom & Marsha ShawBob & MaryLou ShlaudemanYoussef & Nancy SobhiOndar & Andrea TarlowChris & Iris TaterLance & Dianne ThompsonCarmela TroupeTutton Financial ServicesValero Wilmington RefineryMike VigliottaShaun & Gricel VoigtWhite House RestaurantDerek & Sue WimmerYakult U.S.A. Inc.
$250-$499ABC Hopes, Inc.Pete & Lita AmicoSharon AndersenEileen AndersonArthur Murray StudioAndy & Mary BarnesGary BassettBruce BermanStephen BollingerSteve BoneArmida BrashearsPat & Antoinette BrendenLee & Cheryl BrothersJeff Brown & Maria Hall BrownGordon Brown & Lynn KeitzColton CalandrellaCaptain Jack’s Prime Rib & Seafood RestaurantDebbie CavanaughChance TheaterCleveland GolfCombined Federal Campaign of Greater SoCalPaul & Margaret CookKain & Shannon CrossMike & Debbie DeCarloIssa & Marissa DemesDental Care HBStephanie DufourFabbiSteve & Victoria FarnsworthBill FicklingFit Body Boot CampFountain Valley Skating CenterFred’s Mexican Cafe
Calvin & Pam FreeDennis & Linda GallagherNancy GallagherLarry & Joy GiczewskiDaniel GonzalezJesse & Gina GonzalezTom & Judy GrahamGrill ConceptsDon HeinbuchTessa HornerDavid & Clarisse HumphreysHyatt Regency Mission BayHyatt Regency Newport BeachHyatt Regency SacramentoIndian Wells Tennis GardenBrent & Katharine KanitraAlyson KassorlaDebbie KillamTimothy LinLos Verdes Golf & Country ClubLucy’s Tailoring and TuxVern & Betty Ann LusbyLynda Martin-LawleyMiracle Springs Resort & SpaDoug MisterlyMonterey Country ClubBob & Jennifer NadaletIan & Holly NichollsThomas NietoSam OglesbyCathy PenaPIER 39Omid & Patty PourzanjaniCarlos & Jan RessiaRoam CycleryCarla RoblesRockin’ Fig SurfSeaWorld Adventure ParkSpaghettini Italian GrillMark & Kathy StemmerJolene SterlingDr. and Mrs. Warren StirlingKeith StriblingJames SunseriDonald & Vicki SutroRobert & Mary TaddeoBrent TassoneNolan & Ingrid TaylorKlay ThompsonBrian Ton
Christopher & Michele TownsendUnited American Mortgage CorporationVansCatherine VenturiniYorba Linda Country Club
$100-$249320 Main2nd FloorAccent FloristPat & Grace AdamsPhyllis AinsworthJacquelyn AkinMark AlbitzAmazonSmileTed & Melissa AndersonPrem & Linda BalaniJosh & Chantelle BaroniCandace BartschGraham BeattyBeef Palace Butcher ShopFil & Carol BernalLee Bishop & Courtney BrazJohn & Susan BixlerCarl & Regina BlankenhornBLK Earth Sea SpiritsJames & Barbara BrownellRon & Bonnie BruceKathy BuckAnna CaiCate & Chloe JewelryBarbara CharlwoodNancy ClarkJohn CollinsThe Comedy & Magic ClubCorner BakeryLarry & Sandra CrandallLaura DangAshley DanielSteve & Maxine DanielJamie DaviesSharanjit DhaliwalDevin DickeyPaul & Johanna DomboBob & Diane EwingFine Arts FramingThe Fitzgerald Family Giving AccountMargaret FlaviaFountain BowlFrogg’s Bounce HouseChristina Hearn FurzeGallagher’s Pub & Grill
Dave GarofaloSteve & Leslie GatesGeffen PlayhouseLee & Anne GillespieLee Ann GilmoreKathryn GoddardGreen Spot CleanersDave & Debbie GrupenhagenJeanette HaleyRobert & Jennifer HandyJohn & Chris HayDanielle HeinbuchHilton Los Angeles North/GlendaleBryn & Allison HornerSamantha HourAlex HuangJack’s SurfboardsDolores JohnsonAnn JohnstonMarion KatzKendall-Jackson Wine Estates & GardensColleen KennedyKurt & Johanna KerstenAndy & Nancy KingmanKing’s Fish HouseRay & Beverly KromerTracy Kysar-ZipprichCindy LaLa Mirada TheatreThe Laguna PlayhouseLake Tahoe CruisesDonna LeClaudia LeeLeslie LeeKen & Lana LesterLiz LewisJordan & Sherry LippelTom LivengoodLong Beach Symphony OrchestraChelo LoshakHenry LouriaMarilyn LoveLucille’s Smokehouse Bar-B-QueDoug & Shari LutherCarla MachulenkoJohn ManningAngel MarquezPat & Michelle McCartyElena McDonald Mike Thompson RV
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$100-$249 cont.Charlene MillerKelly MillerMountain Meadows Golf CourseNatalie NaderNestleJanet Nguyen & Tom BonikowskyTuan NguyenYasha NikitinNothing Bundt CakesOrange County’s United WayPacific SymphonyCynthia PadillaFelicitas PascualJohn & Deanna PerezPet SupplyJohn PhamCandy PlichtaPolly’s PiesLaura Portier-LaLumiereDeane and Shurla QuinnDon & Carol RiceRobert & Norma RichMike & Shannon RochaRocky Mountain Chocolate FactoryRosarito Beach HotelKathleen RowlandsCaesar & Jenna RuizSan Diego Zoo GlobalAndy & Michelle SchuetzDerrick & Teri SellersSusie SmithSouth Coast RepertoryChris & Sheri StehmanGary & Kim SternStonefire Grill
Sunrise Plumping & Mechanical, Inc.Suzanne’s CateringIsaac SwimSteve & Jennifer TalbertTarget WestminsterEl ToritoSidney TranFernando & Tabby VasquezPatricio Vera-CantoranJim VillersWD FoundationSpencer & Stephanie WilsonWyland GalleryJoshua & Julie WyniaBill & Stephanie Young
$50-$100Bob AllenChandy AndreAu Lac Vegan Living Foods RestaurantAvila’s El Ranchito Mexican RestaurantCorwin & Renee BalesDan & Carol BarbarowWilliam BorgBuca di BeppoVictoria BucklesCallaway Vineyard & WineryCarpenter Performing Arts Center CSULBD6 Sports Inc.Josh & Krystie DeanJoyce EndoJohn FassbenderRonald Foreman
David & Maria GrandeHuntington Beach PlayhouseHuntington Beach Art CenterHuntington Central Park Equestrian CenterHuntington Harbour PlaceHuntington Library, Art Collections & GardensIrvine LanesHeather JeffersJersey Mike’sDon JoseMike KarrAlan KaufmanJeff & Karla KurielKenny LeLongboard Restaurant and PubLyon Air MuseumMagnolia CafeMary MartinezJerry & Nedra MatneyKimberly McGlaughlinMark & Jennifer McNabbMedieval Times Dinner & TournamentMission San Juan CapistranoChristian MondorMy Gym Huntington BeachNewport Landing Whale WatchingNewport Rib CompanyKim NguyenCharlie NguyenOrange County Community Foundation
Pepperdine University Center for the ArtsRick Baer Training StablesStephanie RivasGus & Wendy SanchezSanta Anita ParkMaricella SolorzanoSouplantation & Sweet TomatoesSpirit CruisesRoger StantonBarbara StolzSunset Hair SalonMike & Shannon TaylorThunder Burgz & PizzaGeorgeann TippieTommy’s Original World Famous Hamburgers (Monrovia)USS Midway MuseumMegan VanschindelCynthia VarnellVolcom Inc.Van VoMark & Katherine WhalingCorri WillJudy Williams
Up to $50Marjun AdvinculaFlor AldazDao AlpuertoAlannah ArenivarToni BarnesJulio BarriosCynara BlackJolene BogardAshley Bourdeau-RubioThe Bowers MuseumLaura Brewer
Joaquin BurgosDan CarlileChili’sChase CourtneyCatherine CruzKate DuncanThomas DuongMonique ErratchuMitchell FacerFullerton Museum CenterGalardi GroupAlejandra Garcia- MendozaMary-Pat GonzalezRafael GonzalezElizabeth GroeneveldJamie HauerCynthia HernandezHudson Valley Combined Federal CampaignHurricanes Bar & GrillIslands Fine Burgers & DrinksJudy JohnsonDiana KacicLaguna Art MuseumLandry’s Restaurants, Inc.Weston LaursenKeirin LazoThe Lazy Dog CafeEricka Jane LimiacMarie Callendar’s- Fountain ValleyJennifer MartinLiliana MontesKevin MooreMother’s Market & Kitchen RestaurantAnnie NguyenTim Nolan
Orange County Museum of ArtBrenda OropezaLais OrricoPile It On PizzaIrene PorrasCaroline RabaneraJohn & Kelly RamseyLily ReyesSheila ReyesDonna RiccobonoThe Ronald Reagan Presidential Library & MuseumMaria RuizSan Diego Museum of ManRebecca SanchezSandy’s Beach GrillSizzler R&S RestaurantLara SmithJC SmithDolla SolimanAmy StreavelLeliza TiuTK Burgers - Santa AnaNedelca VeraErin VitaliYves Restaurant and Wine BarZubie’s Dry Dock
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