Annual Report - School on Wheels

ANNUAL
REPORT
2014
Tutor, Eileen McAndrews, with her 1st grade student at SHIELDS for Families
OUR MISSION
& HISTORY
Our History
Our Mission
School on Wheels was founded in 1993 by
Agnes Stevens, a retired schoolteacher, who
understood the importance of education to
homeless students – and the unique challenges
they face. We were then, and we remain, the only
organization in Southern California dedicated
exclusively to the educational needs of this
fragile population.
We are committed to the enhancement of
educational opportunities for homeless children
from kindergarten through twelfth grade. Our
goal is to shrink the gaps in their education and
provide them with the highest level of education
possible. Our program serves as a consistent
support system to homeless students at a time of
great stress and fear. We bring the message to our
students that they are cared about and important.
A message from President of the Board, Joshua Fein
I am deeply honored to be the current
Board Chair of School on Wheels. 2014 was
another fantastic year. We exceeded our goals in
both numbers of students tutored and volunteer
hours while continuing to expand awareness of the
plight of the children we serve. School on Wheels’
tutors spent tens of thousands of hours this year
teaching subjects, encouraging learning, and
providing stability and hope during a most difficult
time in our students’ lives.
School on Wheels changes the outcome of many lives. Our
positive impact goes beyond families without homes; it extends to
our society as a whole. Simply put, a more educated person is a more
successful person. I want to thank all of those involved with School on
Wheels, including our generous donors, gracious volunteers, and our
tremendous staff and Board. It is you and your inspirational commitment
to supporting the education of homeless children that creates a path to
a brighter future.
Your continued commitment and support is vital to the lives of
our students. The education of these homeless children will create a
brighter future for us all.
Joshua Fein
President of the Board
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Board Members
Joshua A. Fein, President
Beong-Soo Kim
Chief Financial Officer, Property
Management Associates, Inc.
Partner, Jones Day
Jon Tomlin, Ph. D.
Steven F. Dahlberg, Treasurer Principal, Navigant Economics
President,
The Kissel Company, Inc.
Jackson George
Creative Executive,
Walt Disney Studios
Laurie Levit
Educational Consultant
Cecil L. “Chip” Murray
Prof. of Religion, University of
Southern California
Clifford Neiman, Secretary
The Neiman Group Architects
Catherine Meek
Executive Director,
School on Wheels
Janet Ambrosi-Wertman
Development Consultant
Mitchell Leib
President of Music and Soundtracks,
The Walt Disney Studios
I challenge every person to do something in their community until there is no homeless child
living on the streets, in a car, in a hotel, or in shelters.
- Agnes Stevens, Founder of School on Wheels
OUR BEST
YEAR YET
Dear Friends,
I am happy to report that, although this year was not without sadness, School on Wheels reached our
most ambitious and challenging goal - doubling the number of homeless students we tutor to over 3,100!
This was only accomplished because of your support, generosity, time and shared belief in our mission:
to make educational success a reality for homeless children.
We lost our beloved Founder, Agnes Stevens, in February. Agnes was a visionary, an inspiration and
a dear friend. She loved that we were helping so many kids supported by our growing number of
volunteers, donors and partners. Her life was one of hope, of belief, of persistence and trust. She trusted
us to continue her legacy - and we will.
In Agnes’ honor, we are creating the Founder’s Pledge. Please join us in pledging one hour a week to tutor
a homeless child or pledge to raise $100 from 10 individuals. Although changing the world is seemingly
impossible, changing the life of one homeless child is something you can definitely do. We know this.
Read about Nicole and her tutor Marcia’s relationship, and 3rd grader Xavier’s progress on page 7.
Our new 3 year Strategic Plan, outlined on page 4, focuses on growth - the number of homeless children
in just the school districts we serve has reached an all-time high of 163,435. To support our students
educationally, we also need to prepare them for the digital world and encourage the development of grit,
resilience, and effective stress management. And we are committed to becoming the Gold Standard of
volunteer organizations - training, motivating, recognizing and appreciating our volunteers who are the
heart of what we do.
We are living in times of negative discourse, inequitable economic progress, failing schools and soaring
child and family homelessness. At a time of great anxiety and fear, School on Wheels continues to provide
hope to our most vulnerable children. We are only able to pursue our goals and dreams because of you
- our partners. Help us stay strong as we continue enhancing educational opportunities for homeless
children and providing them with a chance at a bright future.
With deep appreciation,
Catherine Meek, Executive Director
Working with the girls at the group home has taught me the value of just one person believing in
someone else, and how mutually rewarding that relationship can be.
- Christina Crittenden, Occidental College Class of 2015
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PROGRAM
RESULTS
Overview
In 2014, 1,816 amazing volunteers tutored in over 150 locations
throughout Southern California. They helped 3,129 homeless
students learn to read, complete their homework, write essays, and
provided friendship and encouragement. We also:
Distributed 5,460 brand-new backpacks filled with school supplies
Awarded 12 scholarships
Expanded our Digital Learning Program to include over 500 students
using online tutoring, adaptive learning programs and educational apps,
significantly improving our students’ performance
3,129
1,816
Students
Volunteers
12
5,460
Scholarships
Backpacks
Partnered with Operation School Bell to provide 150 school uniforms
Partnered with LAUSD and FAME Corporation to provide
6,400 bus tokens
In addition to working closely with shelters, colleges and school
districts, we developed partnerships with great organizations like:
AmeriCorps VISTA
California Science Center
The Da Vinci School Inner City Arts Learn To Be
Project Hope Alliance
Ventura
County
San Bernardino
County
Los Angeles
County
Orange
County
4
Riverside
County
Our new strategic plan builds on what we accomplished during the
past three years to create a stronger and more hopeful future for our
students. By the end of 2017, we plan to:
Increase the number of students we tutor to 4,000
Increase the number of volunteers to 3,100 with enhanced support
Integrate digital learning fully, giving all of our students access to
technology
SHIELDS for Families
Santa Barbara
County
Looking Ahead to 2017
School on Wheels serves
homeless children across
6 counties in Southern
California.
These are ambitious goals, as we believe they must be. We are incredibly
grateful for your partnership, and we look forward to continuing our
work together as we strive to educate the most vulnerable children in
our communities. Together, we are changing lives.
100% of students believe having a School on Wheels tutor has helped them in school.
- School on Wheels 2014 student survey
FINANCIAL
RESULTS
Due to your generosity in 2014, we raised $1,609,228 – an increase of 15% over 2013 which we put to good use, improving our program services and infrastructure.
Revenue:
Foundations
Individuals
Corporations and
Corporate Foundations
Organizations
Material Donors
Special Events
Interest Income
TOTAL
$963,915
$230,421
59%
14%
$128,300
8%
Corporations and
Corporate Donors
Organizations
Material Donations
Special Events
Interest Income
$24,517
2%
$224,839 14%
$29,185
2%
$8,051
1%
$1,609,228 100%
Expenses:
Program Services
Administration
Fundraising
TOTAL
Foundations
Individuals
$1,310,411
92%
$84,817
6%
$34,931
2%
$1,430,159 100%
Program Services
Administration
Fundraising
92%
of donations went
directly to our
programs in 2014!
To me School on Wheels represents “paying it forward” and the idea of contagious compassion.
-Keith Sakata, Tutor
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OUR
FRIENDS
You, our friends and partners, continue to inspire us to help our students succeed in their number one job as a child: going to school and learning.
A listing of our generous donors of over $1,000 is below, and a full list can be viewed on the insert provided.
Gifts of $100,000+
The Ahmanson Foundation
Weingart Foundation
Windsong Trust
Gifts of $50,000+
BCM Foundation
Gesner-Johnson Family
Foundation
The Green Foundation
The Mark Hughes Foundation
The Ralph M. Parsons
Foundation
Special thanks to
Paradise Cove, Malibu
Thank you as always to our
friends, Steve Dahlberg,
Bob & Kerry Morris and
Glen Gerson for hosting
the Annual Holiday Party
for over 200 students!
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Gifts of $20,000+
Anonymous Donor
Dora Freedman Levit
Fund for People
George Levit
Joseph Drown Foundation
The Louis & Harold Price
Foundation, Inc.
Pechanga Resort & Casino
RGK Foundation
Sawchuk Family Foundation
Steven & Stephanie
Dahlberg
Gifts of $10,000+
Bowen H. & Janice Arthur
McCoy Charitable Foundation
Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation
Dwight Stuart Youth Fund
Elizabeth Jaskoski
Jackson & Jasmine George
JK Barker Foundation
Monsanto
Norris Foundation
Scott Family Foundation, Inc.
Shrontz Family Foundation
Steve Edwards
The Thomas and Dorothy
Leavey Foundation
William C. Bannerman
Foundation
Gifts of $5,000+
Anonymous Donor
The Allergan Foundation
Beong-Soo Kim & Bonnie
Wongtrakool
Carlson Family Foundation
Catherine Meek & Al Earle
Chad Miller
Cheryl & James Furlan
Education for Humanity USA
Employees Community Fund of
Boeing California
Essentials of Emergency
Medicine/Hippo Education, Inc.
Fremantle Media
Instantly
InSync & Bemis Balkind
James & Sharyn Moore
Jarrod & Catherine Phillips
Jon & Elaine Tomlin
Josh Fein & MaryJo Lauterio
The Kroger Co. Foundation /
Ralphs
The Looker Foundation
Laurie Levit & Steven Ades
Lynn Gardner & Paul Multari
Nathan for You
SAGE Publications, Inc.
Southern California Edison
St. Bernardine of Siena Church
Steve Jablonsky
Wasserman Foundation
Gifts of $2,000+
ABS Foundation, INC.
The Adam Frand Foundation
Carol Hannah
Comerica Bank
Creative Group, Inc.
David & Kathy Siegel
Donna & Scott Preston
Frederick R. Weisman
Philanthropic Foundation
Jason Pritchett
John & Carolyn Marshall
The Kleiner Cohen Foundation
Lark Ellen Lions Charities
Lois & Stephen Baar
Matt & Meghan Michalovsky
Mehrdad Koupai
Michelle Meehan
The Neiman Group Architects
Norman Schiele
Picture Head, LLC
Pipkin Charitable Foundation
Robert & Ann Buxbaum
S.M. & S.L. Cobin
Gifts of $1,000+
Alice Yoon
Andre Zimmerman
Arianne Neumark
Brigid O’Connor & Kevin Vollmer
Brigitte & Hart Hanson
Carl E. Wynn Foundation
Covington Capital Management
David Choweller
Devan & Tara Marshall
Douglas Parker
Fortress Invest Group, LLC.
Fricka Ling
Henry Reynolds
Joseph Farnan
Kiwanis Club of Calabasas
Agoura Foundation
Liane Ming
Mark Jason
Matthew Solari
Max Ho
Melissa Zukerman
The Morty Frank Memorial Fund
Nathan Parkhill
Peter Chernin
The PIMCO Foundation
Pistol Lake, Inc.
Richard Kratt
Santa Monica Bay Woman's
Club, Inc.
Sempra Energy Foundation
Southwest Airlines-LAX Culture
Committee
Star Le
Susan Manilow
Timothy & Rachel White
Toyota 100 Cars For Good
Unitarian Universalist Church of
Long Beach
Ventura County Community
Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation / Wells
Fargo Pacific Palisades
William Mikelson
Yvonne Derse
How can you not support School on Wheels? Participating in helping kids get a fair chance to succeed
and contribute to the world is a gift itself!
- Steve Edwards, TV Host, Good Day LA
STAR STUDENTS
AND TUTORS
Lyann (4th grade) is
originally from Belize
and talks about the
country and her
family there often.
Lyann struggles with
reading and has some
difficulties hearing.
Even with these
challenges and frustrations, her attitude is
amazing and she never (ok, rarely) gives up.
She truly likes school. Her favorite subjects
are math and art.
- Nancy Dobbs Owen, Tutor
At our introductory meeting
Nicole (3rd grade) and I
pointed at one another
shrieking, “I KNOW YOU!!”
(we had met at another
shelter that summer). Nicole
was faced with starting
a new school (again) and
expressed an indifference
that was part of having gone
through the experience more than once. At tutoring
sessions, our goal is to get homework done so there
will be time for fun stuff! I’m also very, very proud
and excited for her wonderful mother, Tanya, who has
recently earned her GED.
– Marcia Rothman, Tutor
“Sheena, did you see
my grades online? I got
a 16/14 on my history
quiz!” Receiving text
messages like this is
what makes me look
forward to tutoring
Omar (7th grade)
every week. He has
demonstrated A’s and B’s in all his classes
and is great at setting his exam study
schedules. The time I get to spend with Omar
is an absolute pleasure!
- Sheena Singh, Tutor
Brenda (8th grade)
walks into our
sessions bouncing and
chattering, even after
a full day of school!
What I have come
to love most about
being a tutor is the
familiarity that builds
between student and tutor over time and the
consistency that lends to a more natural,
free and truly fun learning environment for
both parties involved.
- Mary Schuberg, Tutor
Xavier, (3rd Grade) has
shown an incredible
amount of progress
since he arrived at
the shelter. Initially,
he seemed hesitant
about tutoring. We
realized that he was
embarrassed that he
couldn’t read yet. Two months later, I was so
happy to see that he was slowly reading his
own book… and he was smiling!
- Lilian Pahn, Regional Coordinator
Natalie (3rd Grade)
has a tenacious quest
for learning that is a
rare quality. On her
first tutoring day she
said, ‘Can I tell you
something?’ I stopped
and looked into her big
brown eyes and she
said, ‘I’ve never passed a math test. I’m not
smart.’ We spent the next 15 minutes talking
about the difference between ‘not being
smart’ and ‘not learning concepts.’”
- Karen McCarthy, Tutor
Luka (3rd Grade) is super smart and passionate. He is so eager to learn and my job seems to be
giving him the confidence to realize this. I love seeing the world through his eyes. I only hope he is
learning as much from me as I am from him.
- Terri Czapleski, Tutor
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P.O. Box 23371
Ventura, CA 93002
Phone: 805.641.1678
Fax: 805.641.1686
[email protected]
www.schoolonwheels.org
“I decided to volunteer because I wanted
to give back to others. Education is such a
powerful tool to a better life. It goes hand-inhand with mentorship; people who educate
also support and encourage. I wanted to
be a part of this process, knowing full well
that I am making a long-term investment in a
homeless student’s future.”
- Andrew Park, Tutor, Long Beach
“I loved school when I was a child. For me
it was an escape from an unfortunate home
life, much like the situations that our students
have. I became a tutor because I like to see
“the lights go on” for a student...being there
for the moment a student understands a
new concept and makes a connection to the
excitement of learning.”
- Gwen Roberts, Tutor, Los Angeles
“After graduating from the University
of California, Irvine, I found myself
in search of ways to give back to
the community. I googled ‘tutoring
opportunities’ and stumbled across
School on Wheels. To my surprise it was
exactly what I was looking for!”
“My parents have always stressed the
importance of education to me; so, naturally
I grew up with a passion for learning. While
searching for volunteer opportunities I
discovered School on Wheels and when I
read the mission I knew it was an organization
I wanted to be a part of.”
- Marshae Franklin, Tutor, South Los Angeles
-Sarah Gonzalez, Tutor Coordinator, Whittier
“Volunteering has changed my life. It
has allowed me to find more compassion
in my heart for others, helped me grow
as a student and continues to challenge
me in my commitment to helping my
community.”
“What I like best about tutoring is
that I get to be a constant in a child’s
life that is so filled with uncertainty.
I love teaching, and to have the time
to work one-on-one with a child
every week is wonderful.”
- Keegan Farrell, Tutor, Highland Park
-Elisabeth Egelko, Tutor, Ventura
SCHOOL ON WHEELS DONOR HONOR ROLL 2014
Gifts of $500+
Gifts of $200+
Gifts of $200+
Adam & Debra Silbar
Ajay Patel
Alison Plessman
Andres DeLuna
Ashita Bhatt
Assessment Appeal Advisors LLC /
Commercial Realty Consultants, Inc.
The Boeing Company
Brendan O'Donnell
Burbank Kiwanis for Fun Foundation Inc.
Catherine Hartmann
Chris Goodman
Crispin Porter + Bogusky
Daniel Bath & Lori Miller
David & Linnea Wile
David Hookom
David Schneiderman
Donald & Ellen Raab
Eileen & Mike McAndrews
Elizabeth Dexter
Fred & Charlotte Pienkos
Giaronomo Productions
Gina McGuire
GlobalGiving Foundation Inc.
Harold Robinson
Harriet & Richard Orkand Family
Educational & Charitable Foundation
Helen Greene
Jason Mayling
Jay Kim
Joshua Kurz
Julie & John Mork
Kandari Homayoun
Lora D. Martinolich
Maike Both
Mark Noah
Elaine Lasnik-Broida & Michael Broida
Michael Earnhardt
Michele Barinsky
Patricia Shen
Phil Sprawls
Philip Daccord
Rana Khankan
Raul Lomeli
Reyna Soriano
RHN Company
Rising Star
Robin & Jeremy Levine
RollGiving & Paramount Community
Giving
Seidman Family Foundation
Steven Thomas
Suzanne Hahn
Taryn & Tim O'Neil
Terry Harstad
Thomas Molloy
Unitarian Universalist Church of Ventura
Vance and Hines
Viewpoint Educational Foundation
VmWare Foundation
West Covina Emblem Club No 299
William Miller
Anonymous Donor
A.C. Israel Foundation, Inc.
Adam & Natasha Schiff
Alexandra Nadjarian
Alton & Carol Schick
Amgen Foundation Matching Gifts
& Staff
Benjamin Goldfarb
Beverly Lee Rosenthal
Bill & Kate Wunner
BNY Mellon
The Boeing Company Employee
Individual Giving Program
Brad Anderson
Bryan & Lois Feuer
Bunny Saavedra-Leslie
Catherine McAuley Meek
Charles & Joan Howe
Christopher & Teresa Cabrera
Cynthia Tudball Hensley
Daniel Pacheco
David & Barbara Elson
Delores Einhorn
Diana Pray
Dun Foundation
Edward Levin
Edwards Lifesciences
Elizabeth Miller
Ellen Elise Lamar
Emily Castel
Gary Panas
Gloria Camacho
Grassroots Acoustica Foundation
Gregory Harris
Jacquelyn Coulter
Janet & Adlai Ambrosi-Wertman
Jean Vander Horst
Jeanette Equihua
Jeanne Allen Miller
Jeffery Smith
Jennifer Pfeifer
Jesse Morales
Jigarkumar Patel
Jock Scott
John Catanzaro
John Tomas Dye School
Julie Henderson
Karl Feng
Kathie Marder
Kathleen Jones
Kitchen Gardeners International
Kiwanis Club of Hacienda Heights
Foundation
Laura Rittenberg
Lenore Norton
Leslie Oren
Lois & Gary Ingham
Margaret Barfield
Margaret Bushee
Margaret Mannion
Mark & Christine Duttweiler
Mark Gerard
Mary Auth
Mary Ellen Morel
Maud-Ann & Paul Sunderland
Michael & Michelle Schreibman
Michael Libow
Michael Stars and Cohen Family
Foundation
Michelle Schoenfeld
Morgan & Helen Chu
Nancy Dahlberg
Pardee Properties
Paul Morales
Paula Poundstone
Pei Sue Ong
Praneet Panga
Ralf Hempfling
Rebecca Lyon
Reverend Cecil "Chip" Murray
Rica Rodman
Rina Amatya
Robert Friedman
Robert Maitino
Roland Hatzenpichler
Roni Spitzer
Sal Sardo
Screen Engine
Simone Maudhui
Simple Health Acupuncture
Spa Escape
St. Maximilian Kolbe Church Project
Response
Starlette & Martha Ferguson
Steve Han
Steven & Kristine Klein
T.W. & Connie J. Jenkins
Tim Yuan
Tom Belcher
Tom Frew
Tom Gottlieb
UHDLT Inc.
United Methodist Church of
Westlake Village
Verizon Foundation
Virginia Tanawong
Westside Quilters
William & Susan Tinkley
Women's Fellowship Manhattan
Beach Community Church
You, our friends and partners, continue to inspire us to help our
students succeed in their number one job as a child: going to school
and learning. Thank you for all your contributions.
Gifts of $100+
Gifts of $100+
Material Donors
Anonymous Donor
Adam Fenton
Adam Scott
Aileen Budow
Aiting Tung
Alexis G. Crump, a Professional Corp.
Allan Hollingsworth
Amelia Troiano
Andreas May
Andrew Cohen
Andrew Hoff
Andrew Kwatinetz
Andrew Manning
Andrew Solomon
Ann Herring
Anthony Infante
Arlene Thornton & Jack Angel
Arnold Bazensky
Asma Lat
Babette Kubota
Barbara Dockrill
Barbara Sato
Bernadette Lee
Bertrand Lipworth
Brian D. Polhill
Bridget Bray
Bryna Lane
California Pizza Kitchen. Inc.
The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation
Carrie Davis Lebovich
Chris Tankersley
Chubb & Son
Cindi Brashear
Clarissa & William Garlington
Cole Ynda
Corey Lafferty
Craig Blois
Crystal Meers
Dallon Mahoney
Daniel Kang
Darren & Sinéad Chilton
David & Patty Dowdey
David Friedman
David Schulman
Dean Decent
Debbie Dahlberg
Debby Wapner
Deirdre Skolfield
Dianne Salzberg
Donna Chase
Donna Wallace
Elaine Hennessey
Elizabeth & Barry Weiner
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Elizabeth Tarpinian
Elliot Freier
Erica Teti-Zilinskas
Ernest & Carolyn Siracusa
Ethel Bergman
Eva Slearnes
Evelyn Taylor
Fred Manaster
Fred Ritzel
Frederique Eisenbach
Gateway Foursquare Church
George & Patricia Lawhead
Gisela Lloyd
Glenn Gall
Gregory & Karen Loucks
Hal George
Harry & Carole Kuruma
Heather Goulet
Henry & Helen Katz
Herman & Lenore Rottenberg Foundation, Inc.
Hobart Taylor
IVC Global Sports & Entertainment, LLC
Izabela Salca
Jacqueline Jung
James Brock
James Gorham
James Keaton
Jay Shafran
Jeanne Evans
Jeffrey Roden
Jeremy Radisich
Joe & Sylvia Burns
Joseph Daverin
John & Pharida Long
Josh Strater
Judi & Donald Unruh
Julie Salek
Julie Stueck
Kevin Goetz
Kristan Altimus
Kristi Reynolds
Laura O'Donnell
Laurie Bernhard
Lisa Lucht
Lisa Rabin
Lorraine Secor
Mara Klug
Marissa Griffith
Maritza Alverez
Mark Elliott
Mark Nudelman
Marta & Fred Samulon
Maureen Weston
Mei-Ling Hsieh
Merilee Oakes
Michael & Maggie Pierson
Michael D. Buckland
Michael Jung
Michael Ruvo
Michael Weiner
Microsoft Corporation
Microvention, Inc.
Nancy Oliver
Nati Vasquez
Niko Matouschek
Pamela Porcaro
Patricia Cosgrove
Patricia Meek
Patricia Wooldridge
Patty Hayes
Peggy Goodman
Peter Benoliel
Regina Mills
Rene Rodarte
Richard & Anne Rose
Richard & Robyn Ross
Rita Alexander
Rita Goodman
Robert Levey
Ronald Thompson
Rosalind Frank
Rose Johnson
Samantha & Kip Lockwood
Sandhya Chandrasekhar
Sandra Wise
Sara Garcia & Mark Hanson
Sara Sauder
Sherry Grguric
Simon Gutman
Stacy Barger
Stephen Hotchkiss & Audra Lembertas
Steven Leighton
Steven Schultz
Sue Overdevest
Sue Torf
Sumy Takesue
Susan Hartman
Susan Slutzky
Sydney Williams
Tammy Lindberg
Taryn O'Neill
Teri Stein
Terry Pyle
Thais Greco
Thomas & Betty Saliba
Timothy Foy
UCLA Graduate School of Education and
Information Studies
Vicki Christianson
Wanda Cecchi
Wendy Burke
William & Hope Lischak
William Blaney
William Rothbard
Xochitl Ortega
Yung Kim
Aargam Grigoryan
Adam & Debra Silbar
Alexandra Real Estate Equities Inc.
Alice Kessler
Andrea & Henry Burroughs
Andrea Reese
Beverly Seger
Big Brothers, Big Sisters Los Angeles
Bindu Suresh & Anju Sreedharan
Brenda Farfan
Coca-Cola Refreshments
Daisy Troop #61688
Delta Kappa Gamma Society Int. - Alpha
Upsilon Chapter
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Dora L. International
Erin Crenshaw
Essentials of Emergency Medicine/Hippo
Education, Inc.
Excel
Fashion America
Gateway Foursquare Church
Ian Chan
Imperial Toy, LLP
Isabel Lacayo
Jason Lim
Jason Ward
Jim & Gunilla DeArkland
John Tomas Dye School
Kehillat Israel Early Childhood Center
Kiran Goraya
Mack & Jill Kenny
Marco Masoni
Mark & Michelle Butler-Blackham
Meagan Clark
Milo and Olive
Monique Floyd
Mount Sinai Missionary Baptist Church
NBC Universal
The Neiman Group Architects
Oaks Christian
Olive Garden
Operation School Bell, Assistance League
of Los Angeles
Pacific Edge Real Estate
Paige & Holland Henton
Patagonia
Peter Zhou
The Reo Bakpak Company & Friends
Rhonda Carter
Rosemary Oliva
Ross Stores Inc., LA Buying Office
Sage Publications, Inc.
Scott Bennett
Sharyn & Audrey Church
St. Aidan’s Episcopal Church
St. Hedwig School
Sweet Rose Creamery
Sylvia Li
Temple Judea
UCLA Graduate School of Education and
Information Studies
University Church of Christ
Valley View Elementary
Ventura Missionary School
Yasmin Cader
Yoko Washkewicz
*Major Material Donor
Special thank you to all donors too numerous to list who contributed $1 to $99.
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