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HOSTED BY THE ZARLEY FAMILY, VAN HUISEN FAMILY &
C A L I F O R N I A S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y C H A N N E L I S L A N D S
VOTED VENTURA COUNTY’S
“BEST CHARITY EVENT” AND
“BEST FOOD & DRINK FESTIVAL”
FOR 2012 & 2013!
– VC Reporter
www.cpwineandfoodfestival.com
Photo Courtesy of Alex Neumann
Benefiting
RESTAURANTS • CATERERS
OVER 85 FABULOUS
Paul Martin's
P.F. Chang's
Pierre's Catering Co.
PizzaRev
Ranch Hand BBQ*
Romano's Macaroni Grill
Sam Choy's Pineapple Express
Scratch Food Truck
Shanghai Beer Garden*
Shave It
Social Tap Ventura*
So Good & Delicious
Sogno Toscano Tuscan Dreams
Italian Olive Oil Boutique
Spanish Hills Country Club
Stacked: Food Well Built*
Stonefire Grill
Sushi Fresh Ventura
Sweet Arleen's
T is for Toffee
The Hitching Post II Restaurant
The Kitchen
The Lab Brewing Co.
The Landing Grill and Sushi Bar
The Olive Vineyard
The Patio Restaurant at
Players Casino
The Rhumb Line
The Secret Garden Restaurant
The Sugar Lab
The Tavern
The Tower Club
The Watermark
The Waterside Restaurant &
Wine Bar
The Willows at Chumash
Casino Resort
The Yacht Club at Channel
Islands Harbor*
Tierra Sur Restaurant*
Trader Joe's
Trifuno Creek Vineyards
Twenty88 Martini Lounge*
Ultimate Super Foods
Urbane Café*
Valley Bakery
Ventiki
Ventura Harbor Comedy Club
Verona Trattoria
Vivoli Café & Trattoria
Vom Fass - Westlake Village
Watermark on Main
We Olive Ventura
Wildwood BBQ & Catering
Wolf Creek Restaurant &
Brewing Co.
Wood Ranch BBQ & Catering
Yolanda's Mexican Café
247 Pop-Up*
805 Bar & Grilled Cheese*
9021PHO
Bamboo Steak House*
Barrelhouse 101*
Billy D'z Backyard BBQ
Bobalu Berries
BJ's Restaurant & Brewery
Bread Basket Cake Co.
Brendan's Irish Pub & Restaurant
Brophy Bros. Restaurant and
Clam Bar
Cabo Seafood Grill and Cantina
Café Fiore
Café Firenze
California Pizza Kitchen
Capriccio Italian Restaurant
Charn Thai Restaurant
Chef Stroh's Pestos*
Chocoboost
Cisco's Mexican Restaurant
Coastal Grill
Cold Stone Creamery*
Command Performance
Cookies By Design
Corner Bakery Café
Crowne Plaza Ventura Beach Hotel
Crunchies Food Company
Cuppycakes
Dayne's Chicago Beef & Dawgs
Discovery Ventura
DJ’s California Catering
Don's Smokin' Salmon*
Dove Chocolate Discoveries
El Rey Cantina
Epicurean Olive Oils
Freezer Monkeys
Fresco II On the Marina*
Fresh and Easy
Neighborhood Market
Hook, Line & Sinker Seafood
I Would Rather Be Baking Co.*
Jinky's Café
KIND Healthy Snacks
KN Publications
Ladyface Ale Companie*
Lassens Natural Foods & Vitamins
Limòn
La Dolce Vita*
Los Arroyos Mexican Restaurant
Love Bites Raw Confections*
Luna Olivo
Main Course California, Inc.*
Market Broiler*
Marmalade Café
Missy's Cupcake Creations
N' Awlinz Bistro
Nothing Bundt Cakes
Old New York Deli
Old Town Café
Ottavio's
Panera Bread
FOOD EXHIBITORS
2013 Participants/2014 Participants as of April 1st.
*Denotes Yummie Top Chef Competitor
BAKERIES • SPECIALTY FOOD SHOPS
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W I N E R I E S
185 DISTINGUISHED
WINES
BREWERIES, IMPORT BEERS,
SPECIALTY & SOFT DRINKS
AB Café Services
Anchor California Lager
Anchor IPA
Anchor Liberty
Bare Mixers
Batch 19
BJ's Restaurant & Brewery
Blonde Bombshell
Blue Moon Brewing Co.
Boston Beer Company
Brats Brothers
Brendan's Irish Pub & Restaurant
Budweiser
Canteen Vending
Cayman Jack
Crispin
Dos Ambar
Enegren Brewing Company
Fox Barrel Blackberry Pear Cider
Figueroa Mountain Brewing Co.
Fireman’s Brew
Firestone Walker Brewing Co.
Golden Road 329
Golden Road Heal the Bay
Golden Road Heffe
Golden Road IPA
Goose Island 312 Pale Ale
Goose Island 312 Urban Wheat
Goose Island Honkers
Goose Island Pere Jac
Goose Island Sophie Par
Hangar 24 Craft Brewery, LLC
California Spring
Hangar 24 Craft Brewery, LLC
Hullabaloo
Hubert's Lemonade
Institution Ale
Island's Brewing Co.
Karl Strauss Brewing Co. Red Trolley
Karl Strauss Brewing Co. Pintail Pale Ale
Kona Castaway IPA
Kona Big Wave
Kona Fire Rock
Ladyface Ale Companie
Lagunitas Brewing Co. IPA
Lagunitas Brewing Co. Undercover
Lori’s Original Lemonade
Mike's Hard Apple Cider
Mike's Hard Lemonade Shandy
Miller Coors
New Belgium Brewing Co.
Ninkasi Believer
Ninkasi Oatmeal Stout
Ninkasi Total Domination
Ninkasi Tricerahops
Pacific Beverage Company
Rogue 7 Hop
Rogue Chipotle
Sam Adams
Shock Top Apple Crisp
Shock Top Belgium White
Shock Top Raspberry
Shock Top Twisted Pretzel Ale
Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
Nevada Pale Ale
Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. Ruthless Rye
Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
Torpedo Extra IPA
Smithwick’s
Sparkling Ice
Strongbow
Surf Brewery
Tap It Ale Camino
Tap It IPA
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
The Lab Brewing Co.
Waiwera Water
Water - Mastro's Steakhouse
Widmer Rotator
Wolf Creek Brewery
C O F F E E
A N D
•
WINERIES
14 Hands Vineyards
Artiste Winery and Tasting Studio
Aveniu Brands
Bianchi Vineyards
Cantara Cellars
Cass Winery
Chateau St. Michelle
Cupcake Vineyards
Dascomb Cellars
Don & Son Sebastiani
Double Decker Wines (Wente)
DV8 Cellars
Eden Canyon Vineyards
Ferrari-Carano Winery
Fetzer Vineyards
Firestone Winery
First Crush Winemaking
Flipflop Wines
Foley Family Wines
Four Brix Winery
Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market
Hahn Family Vines
Harmony Cellars
Herzog Wine Cellars
Hug Cellars
J. Hamilton Wines
Jettlynn Winery
Kiamie Wine Cellars
Labyrinth Winery
Laraneta Winery
La Paz
Le Vigne Winery
Magnavino Cellars
Malibu Sundowner
Nuvino
One Hope Wines
Plan B Cellars
Pomar Junction Winery
Quintessential Wines
•
B R E W E R I E S
Ranchita Canyon Vineyard
Ritual Wine Company
Riverbench Vineyard & Winery
Robert Hall Winery
Roth Estates
San Vicente Cellars
Scott Cellars
Squashed Grapes
Stanger Vineyards
Stone Pine Estate/ Sagebrush Annies
Stonehaus at Westlake Village Inn
Strey Cellars
Summerland Winery
The Hitching Post II Winery
Tolosa Winery
Total Wine & More
Toucan Wines
Vihuela Winery
Village Commons Market
VinAlegre Wines
Vinemark Cellars, LLC
Wades Wines
Wild Horse Winery and Vineyards
Wine Plus
Wineries and Vineyards presented by
Southern Wine & Spirits
Wineries and Vineyards presented by
Ventura County Winery Association
Wineries and Vineyards presented by
Ventura County Wine Trail
Wineries and Vineyards presented by
Wades Wines
Wineries and Vineyards presented by
Young’s Market Co.
MORE FUN STUFF
Le Creuset
ProSignatures Memorabilia, LLC
So Cal Photo Lounge
Total Diva Designs
& OUTSTANDING
BREWS
M O R E
2013 Participants/2014 Participants as of April 1st.
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TICKETS
VIP Lounge presented by
General Admission • $125 each
Wine, food, brews & entertainment included with the price of admission.
VIP Tickets • $225 each
Includes VIP parking, early admission & access to the Wells Fargo VIP Lounge.
To purchase tickets visit:
www.cpwineandfoodfestival.com
Your purchase of a Wine Food & Brew Festival ticket will directly support the operating costs of Casa Pacifica’s
programs to abused, neglected, or at-risk youth – providing food, shelter, clothing, therapeutic counseling and
activities, medical assessment and treatment, and educational services, as well as other individual child needs.
@cpwinefoodbrew
Casa Pacifica encourages Festival-goers to enjoy the day responsibly.
SAFE RIDE PROGRAM
VIP ENTRANCE
Sponsored by
Catch a safe ride from your home, a hotel, or train station
on the Roadrunner Shuttle to and from the Festival.
Prices starting at $15 per person. Make your reservation online at
shop.cpwineandfoodfestival.com/travel
or call 805-389-8196.
HOTEL INFO
Discounted hotel rooms
available at the Courtyard
by Marriott, Camarillo.
Call 805-388-1020
for a reservation.
($109 + tax, Sunday night stay
includes breakfast Monday morning.)
Parking and shuttle service to and from the event
available at the Courtyard by Marriott, Camarillo.
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VIP LOUNGE
PRESENTED BY
FEATURING...
ANHEUSER BUSCH
BELGIUM BEER GARDEN
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ENTERTAINMENT
ALL DAY!
BENISE’S
BAND OF GYPSYS
Bruce Barrios
Shawn McMaster
MC/DJ
Magic & Mayhem
SILENT
AUCTION
Vacation Getaways, Spa & Sport Packages,
Lifestyle Packages, Unique Gifts and Gift
Certificates to some of the Best Local
Restaurants, Wineries and Breweries!
Bid on a private suite at the Staples Center for the
2014-2015 Season, a week-long winter trip
to Ridge Tahoe Resort,
with ski in/ski out
access to Heavenly
ski resort, and more...
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Sunday, June 1st • 1 pm - 5 pm • California State University Channel Islands
Chef William Bloxsom-Carter
Executive Chef and Food & Beverage
Director at the Playboy Mansion
Celebrity Judge
Chef Masa Shimakawa
Chef de Cuisine of ONYX at
Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village
Emcee
Jason Hendrick
"The Hungry Man"
Everybody's Hungry
2013 Yummie Top Chef
Award Winners
Savory Winners
1st Place • Head Chef
Gabe Garcia
2nd Place • Chef
Sergio Renteria
CELEBRITY JUDGES & EMCEE
Celebrity Judge
Culinary Competition
The Yummies Culinary Competition is an action-packed
culinary showdown involving Ventura County's TOP
restaurants and chefs. The winner will be determined by our
panel of Celebrity Culinary Judges comprised of television
and print media personalities, food and wine editors, and
food and wine columnists based on which chef's dish they feel is
the Yummiest. The entries will be judged on flavor, presentation,
innovation and quality. The winners will receive a fabulous
prize package and some serious bragging rights!
* Denotes Yummie Top Chef Competitor on page 2
Yummie Judges
Chef Daniel Atkin
Bistro Café Amgen
Co-Executive Chef
John Paolone
Café Firenze and Firenze Osteria
Chef Robin Atkin
Private Chef & Caterer,
Former Chef de Cusine
at Wolfgang Puck
Lisa McKinnon
Food Columnist,
Ventura County Star
Paul Delagnes
Lead Cake Designer
Bread Basket Cake Company
Head Pastry Chef
Julia San Bartolome
Sweet Arleens
Chef Tim Kilcoyne
Scratch Food Truck
Winner of the 2009 Yummies
Sandy Seekins
Radio Personality
Tom & Sandy's 805
Executive Chef Karl Holst
Birnam Wood Golf Course
Sarene Wallace
Editor,
Edible, Ojai & Ventura County
Yummie Prize Package Sponsors
3rd Place • Executive Chef
Ernie Borjas
Sweet Winners
1st Place • Head Pastry Chef
Anastashia Chavez
2nd Place • Pastry Chef
Lorenzo Fiumalbi
3rd Place • Barry Davis
Owner
Camarillo
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ANNALEE’S
STORY
www.casapacifica.org
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Annalee spent the first day of her
placement at Casa Pacifica Centers for
Children and Families trying to attack
the staff in McDonalds Cottage – Casa
Pacifica’s emergency shelter cottage
for girls ages 6-17 years. Only six
years old, Annalee was filled with so
much anger she was determined to
cause harm to herself and others. And
a deep anxiety triggered her to have many ‘accidents.’ Annalee’s anger, anxiety, and
underlying fear were understandable. Though she was not the subject of it, at her young
age she had been forced to witness her mother severely abuse, even torture, her young
sibling. Without the vocabulary to share how she felt or what she’d seen, “acting out” was
the only way she had to express what was inside. Her fear revealed itself in other ways
as well – in night terrors, a fear of being alone in her room or in the bathroom, and
continuing to wet herself. Casa Pacifica’s staff went to work.
Upon Annalee’s placement, comprehensive assessments were performed and a treatment
plan was developed. Several of Casa Pacifica’s programs had a role in the plan including
Therapeutic Behavioral Services, Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), and Family Finding
services. Annalee remained in McDonalds Cottage for many months and made progress
little by little. The structure and predictability of the cottage program helped Annalee feel
secure. The unity of the staff across the various programs brought consistency in her treatment
and a feeling of security.
It wasn’t long before Casa Pacifica’s Family Finding services located Annalee’s paternal
aunt and grandmother who immediately joined the treatment team. Annalee had been so
disconnected, she did not use familiar family titles with them, in fact she referred to her
own mother as “that evil woman.” Annalee’s aunt attended the PCIT sessions with Annalee
and they began to build a bond. Each day she improved and her fear and anxiety
subsided. Annalee’s school was instrumental as well, with two teachers and the school
principal providing a wonderful support system and acting as a surrogate family for her.
Annalee’s accidents at school ended. As they say, “It takes a village to raise a child.” In
this case, with the efforts of Casa Pacifica’s staff in the emergency shelter, TBS, PCIT, and
Family Finding programs, her school support system, and her aunt and grandmother,
Annalee was able to make leaps and bounds in her healing, letting go of her anger and
anxiety. She now lives with her aunt and they receive support services from Casa Pacifica.
At seven years old, Annalee is doing well and is very happy with her new start in life.
Accomplishments over the last year include:
• Casa Pacifica admitted a child into one of its
programs every 2.5 hours; on average 10
youth a day.
• Of the nearly 530 children and youth served
each day, one third was connected to a
campus program.
• We worked with 3,400 children and their
families in 2012-13.
• We delivered 4 hours of mental health
services per child per week.
• Ages of children served were: 7% under
6 years old, 18% between 6 – 11 years,
32% between 12 – 16 years, and
43% over 16 years.
• We worked with kids and families from
every community in both Ventura and Santa
Barbara Counties.
• 87% of children and youth in our bed-based
programs were discharged to lower levels
of care.
• 84% of children and youth were successful in
meeting their treatment goals.
• We handled over 320 crisis calls a month in
both counties. 40% of the calls on average
were responded to in person; the rest
required phone contact alone.
• In Casa Pacifica’s Family Finding services,
83% of youth made a connection, were
referred for placement, or were placed with
a familial connection.
• Clients in our Coaching Independence in
Transitional Youth (CITY) Program showed
marked improvement in every one of the
program’s five Life Domain areas - Education,
Employment & Career, Living Situation,
Community Life Functioning, and Personal
Effectiveness & Wellbeing.
• Casa Pacifica has admitted more than
18,500 children into its programs since
opening in 1994.
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JOIN US AT THE 2014
WINE FOOD & BREW FESTIVAL!
CASA PACIFICA PROGRAMS
CAMPUS PROGRAMS
Crisis Care Emergency Shelter Temporary shelter for children ages
infant to 18 years, who fall victim to family abuse, neglect, or abandonment.
Residential Treatment Center For children ages 9 to 18 years with
severe emotional or behavioral problems that prove too difficult for
the youth to maintain placement in a group or foster home.
Steven E. Elson, Ph.D.
Chief Executive Officer, Casa Pacifica
Please join us at the 21st annual Casa Pacifica Angels
Wine, Food & Brew Festival! The Wine, Food & Brew
Festival (our new name) has grown to become Ventura
County’s “Best Charity Event” and “Best Food & Drink
Festival” (as voted by the VC Reporter’s readers) for
the last six years and counting while raising significant funds to support the
vital programs and services Casa Pacifica Centers for Children and Families provides to our communities’ most vulnerable children and youth and
their families.
It requires the dedicated efforts of many individuals over several months to
make this spectacular day possible. In fact, planning for the next year begins
within few weeks following the Festival. Casa Pacifica’s Development
Department and I would like to thank the members of the Wine, Food &
Brew Festival Committee for their time, organization, and creativity; our
generous Hosts – the Zarley Family, the Van Huisen Family, and Union
Bank; all our terrific sponsors; the VIP Lounge host – Wells Fargo; the VIP
Entrance host – Mastro’s Restaurant; the Cassar Family – hosts of the first
ever Yummies Top Chef Dinner; the wonderful food and beverage exhibitors
that make the Festival a great place to be; the fabulous chefs and
knowledgeable judges of the Yummies culinary competition; the expert
judges of our first “Best in Fest” brew competition; the excellent entertainment sponsored by The Players Casino and Patio Restaurant; the numerous
volunteers who are willing to help however, whenever, and wherever
needed; the Casa Pacifica Angels, the Amigos, and our Board of Directors.
Without the hundreds of people behind the scenes giving their all and their
best, the Festival wouldn’t be possible, much less so successful. We are
very grateful for each of them.
This year Festival-goers will sample delicious creations made by some of the
top chefs in the County and beyond from over 85 restaurants, caterers, and
bakeries, along with 150 outstanding wineries and breweries from throughout
California. Live music, a silent auction, the Yummies Culinary Competition,
and the beautiful California State University Channel Islands setting will
make this day a memorable occasion for a great cause. Don’t miss out on
the fun! We hope to see you at the Wine, Food & Brew Festival
on Sunday, June 1st!
CASA PACIFICA
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Keets Cassar • President
Rosalind C. Warner, M.D.
Vice President
Wayne A. Davey • Treasurer
John S. Broome, Jr.
Assistant Treasurer
Robert E. Wynner • Secretary
David E. Wood, Esq.
Immediate Past President
Brian Gilpatrick
Richard H. Goodrich
Richard J. Hernandez
Doug Mazza
William H. Powell
Sheila Rakestraw
Peter Ratcliffe
Reza Razzaghipour
Richard R. Rush, Ph.D.
Daniel F. Selleck
Ellen F. Smith
Sean A. Baker
Kenneth W. Bauer
Marni Brook
Jenna M. Burkey
Margie Cochrane
Brick Conners
Geoff Dean
Rebeca Elliott
Donna Barranco Fisher
Alan Fletcher
HONORARY BOARD
Helen M. Caldwell
Bettina Chandler
Gary F. Farr
Richard H. Goodrich
Honorable Joe Hadden
Carolyn Huntsinger
William J. Kearney
Susan K. Lacey
Dorothy Jue Lee
Health Clinic and Clinical Services A fully certified primary care
clinic that specializes in the physical and emotional issues presented by
abused, neglected, and at-risk children/youth.
Nonpublic School Fully certified special education school with a low
teacher/student ratio that helps students build classroom skills and
grow socially.
Parent-Child Interaction Therapy For children ages 2 to 8 years
transitioning home from emergency shelter care, or parents in the community
who need help with a challenging child. PCIT teaches parenting and
discipline techniques that build a healthy parent-child relationship.
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
Ventura & Santa Barbara Counties
Therapeutic Behavioral Services (TBS) Short-term, individualized
behavioral interventions provided in the home, school, or other community
setting for children who are in jeopardy of being placed in a high-level
group home.
Wraparound An intensive, family-centered program that targets the
special needs of youth who are at-risk of being removed from home.
Families receive an individualized plan based on their unique strengths,
values, norms, and preferences.
Intensive Family Services (IFS) Same program as Wraparound but
services are provided for only a few months instead of a year to yearand-a half.
Intensive Treatment Foster Care (ITFC) ITFC provides focused
help to one emotionally challenged child at a time in the stable foster
home environment of a caring adult or couple. Through intensive treatment
services in the foster home, ITFC foster parents support and nurture needy
children and youth and act as a bridge between the child and their return
to their family of origin.
Kindle Family Connections Children separated from family may lose
permanent relationships. This program reconnects foster children with
their lost families and helps heal emotional wounds.
Coaching Independence in Transitional Youth (CITY) Provides
much needed services to Casa Pacifica youth who are about to, or who
have already emancipated from the foster care system including, but
not limited to, housing, employment, and educational assistance.
Sheldon Malchicoff
Barbara S. Meister
Richard M. Norman, Esq.
Priscilla Partridge de Garcia, Ed.D.
G.S. “Gib” Poiry
Joseph L. Priske
Timothy P. Wolfe
Alumni Services Casa Pacifica offers an Alumni Association (open to
anyone who has ever received its services) that provides access to
educational assistance, community speakers, living skills presentations,
financial training, parenting information, along with the services offered
by the CITY Program.
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Steven E. Elson, Ph.D.
Mobile Crisis Response Services for children/youth in crisis (often
suicidal or violent) that provide families quick and accessible specialized
crisis intervention, in-home support, and linkage to county mental
health services.
CHIEF ADVANCEMENT
OFFICER & DIRECTOR
OF ALUMNI SERVICES
Vicki Murphy
DIRECTOR OF
DEVELOPMENT &
PUBLIC RELATIONS
Carrie L. Hughes
Children’s Intensive Response Team
(Ventura County)
C.I.R.T Hotline: 866-431-2478
Safe Alternatives for Treating Youth
(Santa Barbara County)
S.A.F.T.Y. Hotline: 888-334-2777
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OUR SPONSORS
HOSTS
The
Van Huisen
Family
The
Zarley
Family
BURGUNDY • $10,000
MERLOT • $5,000
Susan & Ken
Bauer
Lisa West &
David Jaffe
M ARKETI NG
GR OUP
Stephanie & Wesley
Morgan
PINOT NOIR • $2,500
Fran & Ed
Elson
Sandy & Bill
Puchlevic
Kim & Steve
Singleton
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OUR SPONSORS
VIP LOUNGE
CHAMPAGNE • $15,000
ENTERTAINMENT • $15,000
CABERNET SAUVIGNON • $7,500
Leigh & Stan Jensen
MERLOT • $5,000
D.S. Berry/
D.W. Berry Farms, Inc.
Bill Powell &
Jewell Gerald Marangoni
Roz Warner, M.D. / Michael Hogan, M.D.
Patti Morgan, CFP
Santa Rosa
Transplant
CHARDONNAY • $1,500
Donna & Peter
Hochschild
Morgan Stanley
The Hopps Group
Lydia Hopps & Ben Hopps, CFP®
Barbara & Wayne
Davey
June & Clay Paschen
John & Kathryn Schoolland
Sponsors as of April 1st, 2014
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THANK YOU TO OUR MEDIA SPONSORS
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CASA PACIFICA’S CORPORATE LEADERS
PLATINUM LEVEL
SILVER LEVEL
BRONZE LEVEL
CONGRATULATIONS
to Casa Pacifica on 20 years of meeting
the needs of our communities’ abused,
neglected, and at-risk children and their
families through innovative, therapeutic
programs and services - guided by the
agency’s core values of respect, integrity,
courage, and compassion.
THE ZARLEY &
VAN HUISEN FAMILIES
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Casa Pacifica would like to thank all of the
individuals, businesses, corporations, foundations,
Angels, Amigos, Board of Directors, and volunteers
for supporting this year’s Wine, Food & Brew
Festival, ensuring its great success. The dollars
raised will go toward Casa Pacifica’s $2.7 million
fundraising goal for 2013-2014. These funds
enable Casa Pacifica to provide innovative
programs and therapeutic activities that help our
children begin to build trusting relationships that
heal their troubled hearts and damaged lives.
Together
we can give
kids hope.
We thank the Wine, Food & Brew Festival Co-chairs,
committee members, and the Angels for their tireless
dedication, creativity, organizational skills, and inspired
vision to provide a wonderful afternoon for our
guests to enjoy. We thank them as well for supporting
the children and families of Casa Pacifica and
providing them hope for a better future.
Love, THE CHILDREN, FAMILIES,
AND STAFF OF CASA PACIFICA
THANK YOU CASA PACIFICA ANGELS 2014 WINE, FOOD & BREW FESTIVAL COMMITTEE
Bruce Barrios
Erin Burdine
Joseph Cabral
Jess Card
Bill Candela
Jason Collis
Cindy Currie Madden
Della Dowler
Yvonne Drayton-Benado
Kristin Eaton
Tod Elliott
Frances Elson
Sarah Englestad
Cheri Elson Sperber
Karen Ferguson
Greg Finnerty
Jessica Fox
Manny Gallardo
Juan Godinez
Maria Godinez
FESTIVAL DIRECTORS
Carrie L. Hughes
Kristin Palos
FESTIVAL COMMITTEE
Pam Grenier
Caitlin Klipp
Sonny Grenier
Keith Kowasz
Rebecca Grisby
Jace Lad
Jason Hendrick
Kim Lombardo
Melanie Higashi
JC Lombardo
Tom Hilton
Kim May
Barbara Ito
Danielle McClure
Cindy Jaks
Lynne McGuire
Sabrina James
Valeri Mervyn
Becky Job
Stephanie Morgan
BECOME AN ANGEL...
Originally comprised of eight members and founded in
1990, the Casa Pacifica Angels now number over 250
members. Each year they raise thousands of dollars through
fundraising events – including the Wine, Food & Brew Festival
and “Spotlight on Style” Fashion Show. The Angels also host
four parties for the children – End-of-Summer, Halloween,
Christmas Holiday, and Prom. Each Angel volunteer has a heart
of gold and the strong desire to make a difference. If we’ve
just described you, consider becoming an Angel today!
Jane Smith
Curtis Taylor
Holly Thompson
Melissa Tramel
Patty Turnage
Aimee Vaughan
Rick Villano
Ashley Warner
Heidi Whitcomb
Shealen Wynner
UPCOMING EVENTS
22ND ANNUAL CARE FOR KIDS
GOLF CLASSIC
Monday, July 14th, 2014 • 8 am
Hosted by the Rotary Clubs of Camarillo at the
Spanish Hills Golf & Country Club in Camarillo.
For more information, please contact
Kevin Nunn at (805) 738-3363.
SPOTLIGHT ON STYLE FASHION SHOW
Saturday, November 22nd, 2014 • 10 am
Hosted by Susan and Ken Bauer at the Four Seasons
Hotel Westlake Village.
...OR AMIGO
The Casa Pacifica Amigos organize and sponsor
activities for the children that might not otherwise be
available to them, such as bike rides, roller skating,
pinewood derby races, and car shows. We are
looking for positive, adult role models for the children!
For more information or to sign
up to be an Angel or Amigo
visit www.casapacifica.org/volunteer
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Yvonne Parker
Terri Parks
Michelle Paschen
Gabe Pasillas
Delfina Pratt
Colleen Puckett
Ovedia Santos
Sandy Seekins
Debbie Simpson
Kim Singleton
ANGELS BOARD
Barbara Ito • President
Susan Burgos
Parry Weet O'Brien
Patricia Cordover
Debbie Simpson
Kristin Eaton
Marilyn Stoddard
Eileen Gould
Patty Turnage
Melanie Higashi
Jennifer White
Cindy Jaks
Shealen Wynner
Kathy Jeffers-Volk
Oksana Zussman
AMIGOS
Dennis Murphy • President
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MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIFE OF A CHILD
$33 per day, per child in donations from caring
people like you make a world of difference to
children like . . .
8-year-old Brandon, whose mother passed
away and his new step-mother had a more
severe way of punishing him . . . or,
10-year-old Alison, whose neighbor was doing
more than just keeping an eye on her while
babysitting her . . . or,
15-year-old Robert, who ran away from home
and his drug addicted parents and lived on the
streets for several months . . . or,
5-year-old Trina, whose mother severely
neglected her because she didn’t want to ‘deal
with’ the issues of a handicapped child . . .
Just $33 per day, per child enables Casa Pacifica to provide its
basic needs, healing programs and services to abused, neglected, or
at-risk children – high quality programs delivered with excellence – as
well as innovative programs such as Therapeutic Camp, therapeutic
preschool, a 24/7 health clinic specializing in children of trauma and
neglect, a music program, and afterschool activities, among others.
As part of its private/public partnership, Casa Pacifica must raise
$2.7 million to meet its fundraising goal for 2013-2014 – 10% of
its $27 million operating budget – in private dollars to fill the gap
between what funding it receives through government service
contracts and the actual costs of running its cutting edge,
healing programs and services.
YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
Please make a donation today by visiting
www.casapacifica.org
or calling (805) 445-7800.
Thank You!
HOME OF
OUR MISSION
Casa Pacifica provides hope and help for abused,
neglected, or at-risk children and their families.
1722 S. Lewis Road • Camarillo, CA 93012
@casapacifica
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For more information about Casa Pacifica call
(805) 445-7800 or visit our website at www.casapacifica.org
All proceeds benefit the children and families of Casa Pacifica, a crisis-care and
residential treatment facility for abused, neglected, or at-risk children, which offers
campus-based and community-based programs throughout Ventura and
Santa Barbara Counties.Casa Pacifica is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit
organization incorporated in 1988. Tax ID #77-0195022
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