Annual Report 2015-16

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ANNUAL REPORT
Saddleback College Foundation
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PRESIDENTS’ MESSAGE
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FOUNDATION HIGHLIGHTS
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40th ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP CEREMONY
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SCHOLARSHIP DONOR OF THE YEAR
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SCHOLARSHIP SPOTLIGHT
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FOUNDATION ANNUAL GALA
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OPENING OF THE NEW SCIENCES BUILDING
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ALUMNA OF THE YEAR
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Foundation Annual Report 2015-16
KSBR BIRTHDAY BASH
ANGELS FOR THE ARTS
ENDOWMENTS
DONOR HONOR ROLL
GIFTS-IN-KIND
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
SADDLEBACK COLLEGE FOUNDATION
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Mission Statement
The mission of the
is to enhance the quality of higher education
by gaining financial support for academic,
athletic and cultural programs of
Saddleback College.
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PRESIDENTS’ MESSAGE
Dear Supporters and Friends,
C
ommunity Colleges are the backbone of American higher education,
and rightly so as half of all undergraduates have attended a community
college at one point. At Saddleback College, we prepare students
to transfer to four-year institutions as well as enter many career pathways
that are in high demand such as first responders, nurses, chefs and automotive technicians, among others. Unfortunately, many of these students are
forced to work part time or even full time jobs just to afford to stay in college.
Although over 11,000 of Saddleback’s students are receiving financial aid
which represents over 40 percent of all our students, more than a third of
them are left with an average unmet need in excess of $6,500 a year. This
equates to over $25 million in unmet need for our students each year.
In order to help bridge this significant gap in student aid, Saddleback College
Foundation partners with friends like you from our diverse community of
donors including industry leaders, businesses, community organizations,
alumni, faculty, staff and students to provide critical philanthropic support.
We couldn’t do this without you and we are so grateful for your ongoing
support. As you read through the Foundation’s annual report, we hope you
feel a sense of pride in knowing that your contribution has made a significant
difference in hundreds of students’ abilities to work toward their dreams.
One of the past year’s highlights was receiving a $1 million endowment gift—
the second largest single gift in our history—from Sue and Bill Gross to establish the Sue and Bill Gross Scholars for Jobs Endowment. The Grosses have
been generous supporters of our students for a number of years and established this endowment to provide scholarships to outstanding Career and
Technical Education students with an unmet financial need. We are extremely
grateful to the Grosses for continuing a legacy of support that will impact
students year after year.
We received 3,500 gifts this year to fund scholarships and endowments for
students studying in majors from the sciences to the arts. This year’s revenue
and gifts in kind giving totaled $3.2 million—a 26 percent increase over the
previous year and net assets reached over $11 million this year—an increase of
9 percent. Each dollar received helps the college educate and train the workforce of today and tomorrow as well as provide valuable social and cultural
programs and services for the community.
Top to Bottom: Dr. Tod A. Burnett, President, Saddleback
College. Anthony Ferry, President, Board of Governors,
On behalf of Saddleback College and Saddleback College Foundation, thank
you for your generous, ongoing support. We hope you enjoy reading about
the successes of this past year. We’d also like to extend a special message of
appreciation to outgoing Board of Governors President Michael S. Hamilton
for his leadership and many priceless contributions to Saddleback and our
students.
Sincerely,
Dr. Tod A. Burnett
President, Saddleback College
Anthony Ferry
President, Board of Governors
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FOUNDATION HIGHLIGHTS
IN GRATITUDE
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our gifts help provide current and future generations of students with the knowledge and skills to
help them succeed and keep our community healthy
and prosperous. Excerpts from thank you letters written by
some of our scholarship recipients capture the life-changing impact of a gift of education.
“There are not enough words to convey my appreciation and gratitude to you. I am honored, humbled, and forever grateful for
your kindness and generosity. I hope to someday do something
similar for another struggling student. As a nurse, I will continue to
volunteer and give so others may receive the same blessings
afforded to me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.”
— Sue and Bill Gross Technical Education Scholars
Program recipient
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“I truly loved meeting some of your members and donors both
during my interview and at the award ceremony. I promise you
have made a good choice investing in my education. I will keep
studying and working hard. With your financial gift, I will get
even further. Thank you, thank you, thank you from the bottom
of my heart.”
— Saddleback Kiwanis Foundation Scholarship recipient
“This scholarship will help me to finish my fourth and final
semester as a nursing student. I cannot thank you enough for your
incredible generosity.”
— Gillian Marie Sabet Memorial Endowed Scholarship recipient
“The award not only gives financial support for my continued
education, but it also evokes profound encouragement with which
to face the rigors I will surely encounter in the coming years.
I must say my utmost thanks for this honor and award.”
— Harold Friedemann Chemistry Scholarship.
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addleback College Foundation
supports Saddleback College
and its students by raising
funds for scholarships and other
programs. The Foundation is committed to increasing student success
and enhancing the excellent education offered by Saddleback College.
Guided by a group of dedicated
community leaders who advocate
for the college, the Foundation
strives to make higher education
attainable for all in south Orange
County.
In the past year, the Foundation
received 3,500 individual gifts
totaling $3.2 million including a
$1 million endowment from Sue
and Bill Gross, awarded 517 scholarships to hard working students that
represented $793,719 in scholarship
donations, increased net assets by
over one million dollars and raised
over $100,000 in net proceeds
from the Gala.
NET ASSETS 2009-2016*
$12,000,000
$11,072,491
$10,000,000
$10,166,108
$9,518,921
$8,000,000
$8,288,459
$7,497,297
$6,000,000
$4,952,376
$4,000,000
$3,945,934
$2,000,000
$0
$2,660,045
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ENDOWMENTS 2009-2016
$8,000,000
$8,297,204
$7,000,000
$7,334,131
$7,175,215
$6,000,000
$6,110,373
$5,702,054
$5,000,000
$4,000,000
$3,000,000
$3,063,457
$2,000,000
$1,000,000
$0
$2,187,085
$1,070,446
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$147,783
Interest/Dividends
& Investment Income/
Unrealized Gain/Loss
4.6%
REVENUE AND GIFTS IN KIND
2015-2016*
$642,609
$286,543
Donated Services
8.92%
$60,835
In-Kind Donations
1.89%
Special Events
20%
$3,213,270
*2016 Amount represents unaudited numbers and are based on the standards set by
CASE (Council for Advancement and Support of Education).
$2,075,500
Contributions
64.59%
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40th ANNUAL
SCHOLARSHIP CEREMONY
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addleback College Foundation’s 40th Annual Scholarship
Ceremony celebrated the awarding of 517 scholarships
totaling $793,719 in generous donor gifts. Each year
the event is a wonderful way to recognize the hundreds
of donors who invest in the success of our students. During
the ceremony, outgoing Foundation Board of Governors
President Michael S. Hamilton read a letter of gratitude
from a scholarship recipient, “Your money is helping me
follow my dreams of becoming an executive chef and I truly
appreciate the help you are giving me. Living on my own
in Orange County is hard and I would not be able to keep
going in school without your help.”
The recipients of the Gross scholarships primarily assist
students in Career Technical Education (CTE) programs
such as automotive technology, cinema/TV radio, medical
assistant, and nursing. CTE programs (typically two years)
open opportunities for students to secure living wage jobs.
Dr. Tod A. Burnett, Saddleback College President, expressed
his gratitude to the donors who were in attendance and
congratulated the scholarship recipients. He also spoke
about the challenges community colleges face as a whole
in the U.S. where total philanthropic giving to higher
education institutions is about $477 billion each year, but
only around 1% of this amount is raised for community
colleges. He said that this was the primary reason why
Sue and Bill Gross started the Sue and Bill Gross Technical
Education Scholarship program at Saddleback two years
ago. The Grosses gave a $500,000 gift to set up a pilot
program to fund annual scholarships for career technical
education students in the ‘forgotten middle’. The student
recipients couldn’t qualify for full state and federal
financial aid, but still had a great financial need and
probably would not be able to attend college without
the extra financial support. The pilot program has already
helped over 150 students continue their studies.
“Because of the Sue and Bill Gross
“Because of the program’s success, it is my pleasure to
announce that this past December, the Grosses donated an
additional $1 million to start an endowment which will provide scholarships to Saddleback students in perpetuity,”
said Dr. Burnett. “We are grateful to Sue and Bill Gross for
their deep concern and generosity,”
Technical Education Scholarship
program success, it is my pleasure to
announce that this past December,
the Grosses donated an additional
$1 million to start an endowment which
will provide scholarships to Saddleback
students in perpetuity. We are grateful
to Sue and Bill Gross for their deep
concern and generosity.”
— Dr. Tod A. Burnett
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www.saddleback.edu/foundation
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SCHOLARSHIP DONOR OF THE YEAR
TUTTLE-CLICK AUTOMOTIVE GROUP
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addleback College presented the 2016
Scholarship Donor of the Year award to
the Tuttle -Click Automotive Group. Since
2008, the Tuttle-Click Automotive Scholarship
has awarded $100,000 to many deserving
automotive technology students. Each recipient
receives a starter tool kit valued at $4,500,
scholarship support of $3,000 toward earning their automotive technology certificate,
and a valuable career opportunity at a TuttleClick dealership when they graduate. TuttleClick has made the dreams of so many
students a reality, and Saddleback is very
appreciative of their contributions and kindness for the past 8 years.
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STUDENTS RECEIVING SCHOLARSHIPS 2009-2016
550
500
517
450
449
400
405
350
300
326
250
234
200
150
164
189
176
100
50
0
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SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS 2009-2016
$800,000
$700,000
$721,519
$732,950
$793,719
$600,000
$500,000
$509,790
$400,000
$300,000
$200,000
$100,000
$0
$338,700
$264,427
$215,195
$232,412
09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
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GREG ZABORSKI • RECIPIENT OF THE RICHARD EUGENE QUIRK
MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP & DISABLED VETERAN SCHOLARSHIP
G
reg Zaborski didn’t take the traditional path to
college. In fact, at age of 18 with little success
as a high school student, he didn’t even see
himself attending college. Instead he enlisted in the
Marine Corps. Infantry and joined the one percent of the
one percent. Life as a marine proved to be very tough, but
adjusting to civilian life after his honorable discharge and
finding his sense of purpose proved even more daunting.
Greg decided to enroll at Saddleback as a re-entry
student: “My G.P.A. was at a solid 0.00 and everyday
felt like a struggle. After such a poor showing in high
school, becoming an engineering student with advanced
calculus, physics and other crazy subjects, seemed
impossible. Right off the bat, I realized that if I wanted this
bad enough, I would have to reach out for help. Saddleback
laid the platform to do just that. It was the amazing staff
and faculty here that propelled me to a place I never
thought I would be.”
“If it wasn’t for all of you, I wouldn’t be
where I am at today. For the first time since
the military I felt like someone had my back.
I hope that through this story you come to
understand the meaning behind my words
when I say thank you.”
— Greg Zaborski
Saddleback’s Bridge to Engineering program provided
Greg with the path he had been seeking. And a leadership opportunity as the Director of the Saddleback
Veterans Student Council gave him valuable mentorship, a sense of belonging and the reassurance that he
wasn’t alone in his journey. As the scholarship ceremony,
Greg announced that he will be attending UC Berkeley
in the fall to study mechanical engineering, and he
expressed his gratitude to the donors, faculty and staff
who generously invested in his education: “If it wasn’t for
all of you, I wouldn’t be where I am at today. For the first
time since the military I felt like someone had my back.
I hope that through this story you come to understand
the meaning behind my words when I say thank you.”
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NICOLE HUDDLESTON • RECIPIENT OF THE LINDA RICHARDSON RICE
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP & DONALD R. ZIMBALIST MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
W
hen first generation college student Nicole
Huddleston found out that she received a
scholarship, she was humbled by the thought
that someone she didn’t even know would invest in her
education. “This support has helped me get where I am
today and I am so grateful,” she says.
Nicole credits her ‘extraordinary and dedicated professors’
for teaching her how to dream big. “What I found at
Saddleback was an overwhelming number of staff and professors who work tirelessly in dedication to their students,”
she continues. “This is something that is unique and
extraordinary and it makes Saddleback great. There was
an abundance of support to accomplish my goals and
a push to attempt great things.” In the course of her
education at Saddleback, Nicole had an opportunity to
study abroad in Spain and through that experience, her
vision for her future changed: “It allowed me to see my
future in a completely different light.”
Nicole took part in Saddleback’s Honors Program that
provides support and mentorship for students who are
pursuing transfer to a four-year university. She applied
for admission to seven prestigious four-year universities
in California and was subsequently offered admission into
each one: “There are no words to describe the feeling and
hope that that gave me. I need to thank the incredible
faculty at Saddleback who pour themselves into their students and also invest financially in scholarships. I cannot
thank you enough. I was accepted at UC Berkeley, UCLA, UCI,
UC Santa Barbara, UCSD, USC and the University of San
Francisco. I’ve decided that my future lies with Berkeley to
study Comparative Literature and my goal is to become
a college professor. Part of my heart will always stay at
Saddleback.”
“What I found at Saddleback was an
overwhelming number of staff and professors
who work tirelessly in dedication to their
students.” — Nicole Huddleston
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TANYA VILLEGAS • RECIPIENT OF THE SUE AND BILL GROSS
TECHNICAL EDUCATION SCHOLARS PROGRAM
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anya Villegas received her bachelor’s degree in business in 2004,
but regretted that she didn’t
choose nursing instead. About five years
ago, she made the decision to go back
to school and chose Saddleback because
it offered a class called “Beginning Nursing
Concepts” to help students transition into
the nurse role.
Although Tanya worked part time, her
income wasn’t enough to cover the financial aspect of a family and the costs of
school. Fortunately she received a Sue and
Bill Gross Technical Education Scholars
Program Scholarship in fall of 2014. This
scholarship enabled her to cover some of
the extra costs that being in the nursing program entailed such as a second
car, extra gas, and books. “There are not
enough words to express my gratitude to
Sue and Bill Gross,” she says. “It’s never
too late to go back to school, it’s never
too late to pursue your dreams, and
if you look, you can find people and
opportunities that will support your
pursuits. I am so glad that I did because
now I have a degree in nursing, 18 years
after I started my first degree.”
“It’s never too late to go back
to school, it’s never too late to
pursue your dreams, and if you
look, you can find people
and opportunities that will
support your pursuits.”
— Tanya Villegas
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16th ANNUAL GALA RAISES
RECORD FUNDS
Dr. Linda and Ron Lifur-Benett
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ore than 450 guests attended the 16th Annual
Saddleback College Foundation Gala at the
Laguna Cliffs Marriott Resort and Spa on March
12, 2016. This year’s gala was our most successful yet.
Thanks to the generosity of prominent members of the
community including business leaders, elected officials
and college leadership in attendance, over $100,000 was
raised in net proceeds, which was $25,000 more than the
previous year.
The annual gala is an important way for our community
to come together to invest in student success. The evening
featured several inspiring student speakers, the Alumna
of the Year award presentation, silent and live auctions
and a “raise the paddle” appeal for student scholarships. Guests enjoyed performances by Saddleback’s
own Commercial Music Ensemble conducted by Dr. Ariel
Alexander and the Jazz Combo conducted by Joey Sellers
and were entertained by mentalist magician Jim Eggold.
Each year, Gala proceeds fund scholarships and other
college programs and services that support students.
Thanks to the event’s philanthropic support, students
who otherwise wouldn’t be able to afford the cost of
attending college are given opportunities to realize
their educational and career aspirations. Dr. Tod A. Burnett
thanked the guests for their support of the gala: “There’s
no more important investment than investing in the future
of our youth. Your presence tonight is a wonderful testament to how much our community cares for Saddleback.”
Foundation Board of Governors President Mike Hamilton
also recognized the top sponsors of the event and led the
crowd in singing Happy Birthday to one of Saddleback
College’s oldest students. Sculptor Hyam Fink turned 99
years “young” the night of the Gala. Hyam has been a loyal
student of the arts at Saddleback for many years and
donated several of his pieces to the silent auction.
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“There’s no more important investment
than investing in the future of our youth.
Your presence tonight is a wonderful
testament to how much our community
cares for Saddleback.” — Dr. Tod A. Burnett
Save the Date
For Next Year’s
Gala!
Saddleback College
Foundation
17th Annual Gala
Saturday, April 1, 2017
Ritz-Carlton Laguna Niguel
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GALA SPONSORS
Presidential Sponsors
Saddleback College Table Sponsors
Dr. Tod A. Burnett
Angels for the Arts
Follett Bookstore
Associated Student Government
Janet and Michael Hamilton
Division of Advanced Technology
and Applied Science
Cardinal and Gold Sponsors
Division of Economic & Workforce Development
and Business Science
Capata & Co. — CPA’s
C.W. Driver
Division of Community Education, Emeritus
Institute and K-12 Partnerships
City of Dana Point
Division of Fine Arts and Media Technology
Hudson Pacific Properties
Division of Kinesiology and Athletics
Neudesic, LLC
Division of Mathematics, Science and
Engineering
Gaucho Sponsors
KSBR (88.5 — FM)
Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud and Romo
Erin McHenry
Audi Mission Viejo and Infiniti of Mission Viejo
Office of the President
FLS International
Dr. Donald and Mrs. Sandra Rickner
Irvine Valley College and the Irvine Valley College
Foundation
‘80s Saddleback College Alumni
Liebert, Cassidy and Whitmore
Student Health Center — Dr. Jeanne Harris-Caldwell
Rancho Mission Viejo
Student Services
John Williams
VETS Program
SOCCCD Board of Trustees and Chancellor
Table Sponsors
AT&T
Senator Pat Bates
and Assemblyman Bill Brough
From Left: Dr. Parmis Khatibi,
Supervisor Lisa A. Bartlett, Dr. Nikan Khatibi
Cox Communications
Donald Greenspan
Edwards Lifesciences
Goodwill of Orange County
HUB International — Jeffrey Terry
Perception Public Relations
PCL Construction
Prendiville Insurance Agency
John and Emily Quinlan
Rutan and Tucker
Santa Margarita Water District
Jason and Lisa Schmid
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GRAND OPENING OF THE NEW
SCIENCES BUILDING
SEPTEMBER 29, 2016
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“We are thrilled that after much anticipation,
our new sciences building will be open for classes
in August. This state-of-the-art facility rivals those
found at prestigious four-year research
universities, and will help inspire students to
pursue careers in the sciences.”
— Dr. Tod A. Burnett
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2016 ALUMNA OF THE YEAR
MICHELLE DESILETS ‘85 • FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
ORANGUTAN LAND TRUST
Congratulations to Alumna of the Year
Michelle Desilets, ’85 who was honored
at Saddleback Foundation’s annual gala.
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ichelle Desilets took her first class at Saddleback
when she was still in high school and it turned out
to be so fascinating, that it ended up influencing
the course of her life. The class was Physical Anthropology
and she was particularly interested in the study of the
great apes, chimpanzees, gorillas and orangutans. Michelle
went on to study a variety of subjects at Saddleback
College in 1984 and 1985, focusing mostly on Liberal
Arts and transferred to Dominican University in San
Rafael, California in fall 1985, where she ultimately
earned her Bachelor of Arts degree with honors in
English Literature. She then earned her teaching certificate at California State University, Long Beach. During
these years, she traveled extensively in many parts
of the world, including Europe, South America, Africa
and Asia. It was on one of these trips that she visited
and orangutan rescue center and it changed her life. In
late 1997, she and a fellow volunteer decided to open a
primate rescue center in Central Borneo which is
now the world’s largest such facility. In 2002, Michelle
founded the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation UK.
As Executive Director, she initiated campaigns to stem the
illegal trade of orangutans, repatriate known smuggled
orangutans, and support sustainable palm oil.
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In 2009, Michelle founded the Orangutan Land Trust,
whose mission is to provide solutions for the longterm survival of the orangutan in the wild, by ensuring
safe areas of forest. The focus is on protecting critical
areas of orangutan habitat as well as the release of the
hundreds of rescued orangutans currently in rescue
centers. In addition to her charity work, Michelle has
served as a consultant to international film crews,
including those from BBC, PBS and Animal Planet, for
such series as Orangutan Island and Orangutan Diary.
She is currently advising on a new film project undertaken for ITV (UK) and PBS. In recent years, the Borneo
Orangutan Survival Foundation was honored by the
BBC Wildlife Trust as one of the top ten UK charities
working to save wildlife globally, and was featured in a
series called Saving Planet Earth.
“Securing safe forest habitat is the single
most important thing we can do to save the
orangutan from extinction.”
— Michelle Desilets
Please visit www.forests4orangutans.org to learn more
about her important work.
KSBR BIRTHDAY BASH
CELEBRATES 28th YEAR
I
n its 28th year, the KSBR Birthday Bash is a “who’s who”
of chart-topping artists from the world of contemporary jazz. These talented and revered artists volunteer
their talents to perform an all-star concert in support of
Saddleback College’s FM 88.5 KSBR. The 2016 event featured over 30 musicians, including fan favorites like Najee,
Spencer Day, Peter White, Maysa, Adam Hawley, Sara
Gazarek, Slim Man, Michael Lington and American Idol
contestant Olivia Rox.
The event is held every Memorial Day Weekend and attracts
nearly 3,000 spectators for an afternoon of food, wine and
top-notch musicianship. Attendees and sponsors sample
tasty offerings from over 20 local restaurants at the “Taste
of the Bash” prior to the show and VIP ticket holders are
treated to a delicious catered meal.
This year’s event was co-sponsored by the City of
Mission Viejo with major sponsorship support from Volvo
Mission Viejo, the Santa Margarita Water District, The Toll
Roads and Fluidmaster. In addition to on-site recognition,
sponsoring businesses receive valuable on-air acknowledgment on KSBR in the months leading up to the big show.
With gross revenues of over $170,000, the KSBR Birthday
Bash is the station’s largest fundraising campaign of the
year. The proceeds are critical to KSBR’s annual budget,
covering everything from engineering expenses to music
royalties.
Save the date for next year’s KSBR Birthday Bash on
Sunday, May 28th, 2017. For sponsorship opportunities,
please contact KSBR at (949) 582-4714.
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ANGELS FOR THE ARTS
RAISES FUNDS FOR THE ARTS
T
he Angels for the Arts is a fundraising and support
organization for the Performing and Visual Arts at
Saddleback College. Angel’s members donate their
time and talent to raise funds and assist with a variety of
arts events on the campus. The group is led by a volunteer advisory board of directors. Angel’s members believe
in the importance of offering a full spectrum of arts to the
community, with the college as the focal point.
The Angels also provide support for scholarships for
students in Visual & Performing Arts, MainStage Kids
productions, master classes with professional artists,
hospitality for guest artist performers and crew, and
enhancements for arts patrons, such as the tram, outdoor
event heaters, and annual fundraisers.
In 2015-2016, the Angels for the Arts raised $54,039 to
support student scholarships, faculty grants, and FAMT
Division activities and programs. The highlights of the past
year include:
•A $10,800 donation from the City of Mission Viejo in Community Services Grants to support the Summer of Theatre program
•A $500 grant from the City of Aliso Viejo to support the Summer of Theatre program
•Gifts to support CTVR film students, the Student Art Exhibition Awards, support for Applied Music
students, and a Music student in need
•Partnered with the City of Mission Viejo to bring the Bears Project on campus for a two-month art exhibit
•Held the first “Wishing Tree” holiday event in the
McKinney Theatre
To become an Angels for the Arts member or arts donor
at Saddleback, please contact David Anderson at
949-582-4913, [email protected]
or visit www.saddleback.edu/arts.
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addleback College Foundation is honored
to recognize 89 generous donors who have
established endowments. When a donor
establishes an endowed scholarship fund, the gift
amount is retained in perpetuity and the revenue
from the fund provides annual awards to students
on a continual basis. By setting up an endowment
of $10,000 or more, donors ensure that scholarships
will be awarded in perpetuity. In the past year, Sue
and Bill Gross gave the second largest single gift to
Saddleback College Foundation — $1 million to support career and technical education students. Two
other generous donors, Gary Damsker and Elizabeth
and Philip Hiestand, created new endowments in
2015-2016 to assist Saddleback students in pursuing their educational goals.
Sue and Bill Gross Scholars for Jobs
Endowment
Damsker Family Nursing Endowed
Scholarship
2015 • 2016
ENDOWMENTS
Gary Damsker created this endowment to provide
financial assistance to nursing students and hopes
that this support will be inspiring to them as they
complete their education.
Elizabeth and Philip Hiestand Nursing
Career Endowment
Philip and Elizabeth Hiestand Summer
Science Research Fund
The Hiestands set up two different endowments at
Saddleback. Elizabeth Hiestand spent her career in
nursing and has a heart for helping those entering
that profession and Philip Hiestand was primarily
interested in helping students studying science
technology, engineering and math.
Sue and Bill Gross established this endowment to
provide support to outstanding Career and Technical
Education students who have an unmet financial
need and are not eligible for a full Pell Grant or
other governmental assistance.
Alan Lugena Memorial Art Osher
Endowed Scholarship
Capata & Company CPA’s Endowed
Scholarship
Dr. Steve Sworder Memorial
Mathematics Endowed Scholarship
Algebra2go Osher Endowed
Scholarship
Catherine Orrison Memorial Endowed
Scholarship
Dr. William “Bill” Jay Memorial
Scholarship
Alice Gilland Endowed Business
Education Scholarship
Curt O’Brien Film, Television and Radio
Endowed Scholarship
Elenor Greenberg Memorial Endowed
Scholarship
American Association of University
Women, Mission Viejo Osher Endowed
Scholarship
Dale Belyea Nursing Endowed
Scholarship
Elizabeth and Philip Hiestand Nursing
Career Endowed Scholarship
David B. Lang and Julie M. Gelfan
Endowed Scholarship
Eric Holke Memorial Osher Endowed
Scholarship
Dorothy Marie Lowry Endowment
Frank Panezich Automotive
Technology Endowed Scholarship
American Association of University
Women, San Clemente/Capistrano Bay
Branch Endowment
San Clemente/Capistrano Bay
Endowed Scholarship
Damsker Family Nursing Endowed
Scholarship
Ann Hagerty Endowed Scholarship
Dr. Rebecca T. Rollins Osher Endowed
Music Scholarship
Art League of Casta Del Sol Endowed
Scholarship
Excellence in Leadership Osher
Endowed Scholarship
Dr. Richard McCullough Student
Veterans Osher Endowed Scholarship
Dr. Rufus Lee Platt Memorial Endowed
Scholarship
Fred Hassouna Architecture Endowed
Scholarship
Friends of the Library Memorial Osher
Endowed Scholarship
Gary S. Stakan Memorial Endowed
Scholarship
Gary Stakan Memorial Osher Endowed
Scholarship
Ben Orel Memorial Endowed Scholarship
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GIVING THANKS
ENDOWMENTS
Lillian K. & Francis L. Drag Piano
Endowed Scholarship
Revukas Family Osher Endowed
Scholarship
Linda Richardson Rice Endowed
Scholarship
Richie White Ceramics Endowed
Scholarship
McCullough Human Physiology
Endowed Scholarship
Rik Beatty Memorial Art Endowed
Scholarship
Marian and Ronald Siersbeck Adapted
Kinesiology Scholarship
Rob D. Nimmo Memorial Endowed
Scholarship
Harry Teitelbaum Endowed Scholarship
Micael Merrifield Anthropology
Endowed Scholarship
Saddleback College Endowed
Scholarship
Harry Wandling Memorial Endowed
Scholarship
Milton T. and Ann G. Hunt Memorial
Endowed Scholarship
Samanta Family Trust Osher Endowed
Scholarship
Helen Drake Smetz Endowed
Scholarship
Mission Hospital Osher Endowed
Scholarship
San Clemente Men’s Golf Club
Endowed Scholarship
Howard Bergman Memorial Endowed
Scholarship
Mission Viejo Endowed Scholarship
San Clemente Men’s Golf Club Osher
Endowed Scholarship
Geology/Marine Science/
Environmental Osher Endowed
Scholarship
Gillian Marie Sabet Memorial Endowed
Scholarship
Grace and Eugene McKnight Endowed
Scholarship
Hagerty Family Osher Endowed
Scholarship
Iftikhar & Edith Ahmed
Mission Viejo Soccer Foundation
Endowed Scholarship
International Student Endowed
Scholarship
Mixter Memorial Osher Endowed
Scholarship
Jim Hutchings and Steve Franco
Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Monte La Bonte Memorial Endowed
Scholarship
Joan Townsend Memorial Endowed
Scholarship
MorganTree Environmental Education
Endowed Scholarship
Joann Marie Williams Teachers
Scholarship
Natalie Elizabeth Mitchell Osher
Endowed Scholarship
John Flood Memorial Endowed
Scholarship
Neudesic Endowed Scholarship
Joseph S. Tinervia Business, English,
Communications Endowed Scholarship
Julienne Callahan Greenspan
Endowment for the Arts
Karen Merced Willner Endowed
Scholarship
Ladera Ranch Community Services
Resident Endowed Scholarship
Lawrence D. Boyer Student Aid Osher
Endowed Scholarship
Leath L. Millen Keyboard Studies
Endowed Scholarship
Stacey Kice Memorial Endowed
Scholarship
Steve Adam Miller Memorial Osher
Endowed Scholarship
Sue and Bill Gross Scholars for Jobs
Endowed Scholarship
The Norman and Pauline Miller
Endowment for Keyboard Studies
The Woman’s Club of San Juan
Capistrano Osher Endowed Scholarship
Neudesic Osher Endowed Scholarship
Tom Gaines Memorial Art Endowed
Scholarship
Osher Foundation Endowed
Scholarship
Tom Padberg Memorial Endowed
Scholarship
Patricia Grignon Memorial Endowed
Scholarship
Valentine Family Music Osher Endowed
Scholarship
Patricia C. Reilly Memorial Endowed
Scholarship
Vern and Anne Nelson Student Veteran
Osher Endowed Scholarship
Paul R. Wagner Memorial Osher
Endowed Scholarship
Victor and Louise Cifone Osher
Endowed Scholarship
Philip and Elizabeth Hiestand Summer
Science Research Endowed
Scholarship
Volunteers at Irvine Medical Center
Endowed Scholarship
S
2015 • 2016
DONOR HONOR ROLL
addleback College Foundation celebrates those who give so generously to benefit our students and
programs. The many gifts from our donors listed here will help us support the educational dreams
of our students and we are grateful for your continued investment.
The 2015-2016 Honor Roll of Donors recognizes gifts to Saddleback College Foundation made between
July 1, 2015 and June 30, 2016. We greatly appreciate gifts of all amounts, and every effort has been made
to present a correct listing of donors.
PRESIDENT’S
PARTNER
$100,000+
Sue and William Gross
Dr. Jane E. Horlings
Samantha Venable
DEAN’S PARTNER
$50,000 to $99,999
Anonymous
The Pepsi Bottling Groups
PROGRAM PARTNER
$25,000 to $49,999
Anonymous
Associated Student
Government
Edison International
Foundation for California
Community Colleges
Elizabeth Hiestand
Philip Hiestand
Ladera Ranch Community
Services
DEPARTMENTAL
PARTNER
$10,000 to $24,999
Assistance League of
Capistrano Valley
Dr. Tod A. Burnett
City of Mission Viejo
Ernst & Young Foundation
Estate of James Lathers
Fidelity Charitable Gift
Fund
Follett Higher Education
Group
Gillian Marie Sabet
Memorial Foundation, Inc.
Janet and Michael
Hamilton
Neudesic, LLC
Harlem Globetrotters
International Inc
Hudson Pacific Properties
Sandy and Dr. Donald
Rickner
Dr. Julius Ibanez
Donna and Dr. David Sabet
Dr. Linda Lifur-Bennett
Saddleback Cowboys
Baseball
Jane Medling
Marian N. Siersbeck
South Orange County
Regional Chamber of
Commerce
Saddleback Kiwanis
Foundation
William T. Tilson
Snap-Raise
University of California,
Irvine
South Orange County
Community College
District
PROFESSOR’S
PARTNER
$5,000 to $9,999
Patrick Prendiville
INSTRUCTIONAL
PARTNER
$2,500 to $4,999
David E. Anderson
Anonymous
John Stanton
Triple7 Productions
Clarence Turner
UBS Financial Services, Inc.
Dr. Michael M. Valentine
and Gail Valentine
John S. Williams
CLASS PARTNER
$1,000 to $2,499
AAUW Kitty Lindeman
Fund
AAUW Laguna Beach
Audi Infiniti Volvo Mission
Viejo
Atkinson, Andelson, Loya,
Ruud and Romo
Dr. Morgan Barrows and
Anthony G. Pichardo
Carla Bentson
Angels for the Arts at
Saddleback College
Bernards
Bettina Weary Charitable
Trust
Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club
C.W. Driver
Dr. Barbara and Jerry Cox
Capata and Co. — CPA’s
Stephen and Nancy Dixon
City of Dana Point
Elizabeth A. Hagerty
Jane E. Clark
Matthew B. Hunt
Coast Community College
District
Dr. Anthony C. Huntley
Gary Damsker
Bonnie and Lawrence
Kraska
Donald K. Greenspan
Macmillan Publishers
Stephen Abdo
AT&T California
Auction.com, LLC
Automotive Service
Councils of California
Ballpark Pizza Team, Inc.
Deanie and Douglas Barr
Robert Berube
Boxcast, Inc.
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CLASS PARTNER
$1,000 to $2,499
Dr. Dixie and Dane Bullock
Dr. Donald Busché
Chaffey Community
College District
Community College
League of California
Cox Communications
Daughters of the American
Revolution Mission Viejo
Deluxe Corporation
Foundation
Marisa Diaz-Waian
Brooke E. Dickson
DLR Group
Margaret G. Lang
Allen Lindeman
Donna and Richard Loraine
Los Angeles Community
College District 770
Dr. Kathleen A. Lynch
Dr. Yash Manchanda and
Nayyar Manchanda
Rachel Maus
Maria H. Mayenzet and
Marvin I. Bartel
Tom W. McCandless and
Virginia N. Chavez
Ira M. Miller
Mission Viejo Garden Club
Ketino Dumbadse
Ginger and William
Mitchell
Edwards Lifesciences
Judith Morton
Eugene and Marilyn Glick
Foundation Corporation
National Endowment for
Financial Education
Carie and Anthony Ferry
Terence Nelson
Dr. Debra L. Fitzsimons
and Shawn Fitzsimons
Omega Events
Amiya and Arundhati
Samanta
San Juan Capistrano Fiesta
Association
Santa Margarita Water
District
Martin Savitt
Lindsey and Jared
Schumaker
Signal Campus, LLC
SOCCCD Faculty
Association
Soroptimist International
of Capistrano Bay
Nancy F. South
St. Hilaire Foundation, Inc.
Bruce Arbeiter
Cathy Aronson
Lisa Bartlett
Patricia C. Bates
Jason Bates
Esther and Robert
Bosanko
GIVING THANKS
DONOR HONOR ROLL
Bowermaster & Associates
Boyer Financial Services,
Inc.
Jennifer Bradley
Brennan Industries
Alexis and Hoby Brenner
Wendy and James Brooks
Victor Stegman
Michelle and William
Brough
Suzanne Tague
Pamela A. Brown
Pamela and Mark
Teitelbaum
Teresa Camacho
Dr. Anthony Teng and
Lauren Teng
The Woman’s Club of San
Juan Capistrano
Camera Club of Laguna
Hills
Shannon and Ernand
Candalla
FLS International
PCL Construction Services,
Inc.
Fullerton College Bursar
Pepsi Bottling Group
Transportation Corridor
Agencies
Nancy and Ralph Gang
Perception Public
Relations
University Sports
Publications
Golden Rain Foundation
Phi Theta Kappa Honor
Society
Kelly Vanderwarker
Kathleen Y. Coleman
Goodwill of Orange
County
R2A Architecture
Veterans of Foreign Wars,
Post 9934
Conditioning Services of
California, Inc.
Rancho Mission Viejo, LLC
John Walden
Rio Hondo College
Yvonne and Dan Webb
Brenda and Robert
Cosgrove
Rose Society of
Saddleback Mountain
Kathy and James Werle
Linda and Neil Gleason
Julie and James Hawkins
HUB International
Marilyn James
Dr. Barbara J. Jay
Jennifer Johnson of
Liebert, Cassidy, Whitmore
Alannah and Alan
Rosenberg
Judith and William Kelly
Rotary Club of Mission
Viejo
KSBR Radio Station
Rutan and Tucker, LLP.
James B. Carr
Ben Cheng
Jerilyn Chuman Maremont
City of Aliso Viejo
G. Timothy Crankshaw
Kathryn Crilly
STUDENT PARTNER
$500 to $999
Babak Akbari
Khaver and M. Mahboob
Akhter
Edwin B. Davis
DEB Customs, Inc.
Nanette DeTurk
Tierney DeZarn
Melanie and Gaston
Escudero
Jennifer and Mohammed
Forouzesh
Sharon and Mark La Bonte
Laguna Art-A-Fair
William M. Langley
Robert Lavey
Audrey and Michael Locke
Ulumano R. Farm and
Brooke M. Taylor
Long Beach Community
College
Jack Feng
Kimberly McCord
Catherine and Mark Fields
McGraw-Hill Education
Freightsaver.com
William M. McNicol
John G. Gerard
Michaelyn and Ernest
Mikolajczak
Green Line Enterprises
(Trucking)
Ms. Diane Harkey
Alan Harris
Dr. Jeanne Harris-Caldwell
Mike Harrison
Carolyn Heinrich
Carrie Helmick
Carol and Robert
Henderson
Sarah and Joseph
Holsinger
Seniye M. Huang
Leslie A. Humphrey
Elizabeth and Marshall
Ininns
Marcia and Benjamin
Milchiker
MiraCosta Community
College District
Saddleback Area Historical
Society
Saddleback Art League
Sammy’s Original
San Diego City College
Foundation, Inc.
San Joaquin Delta
Community College
District
San Luis Obispo County
School District-Cuesta
College
Santa Clarita Community
College District
Santa Monica College
Auxiliary Services
Joyce Semanik
Marline Adams
AKL, Inc.
Sholeh and Nick Alizadeh
Kristi L. Almanzar
Rochelle and John Alpay
Dr. Thomas E. Amen
Melanie Andersen
Lisa Anderson
Laurie and Brian Sim
Anonymous
Susan and Jeffrey Singer
Mary Anstadt
Katherine Nash
Georganna Sizelove
Clive Anstey
Byron Nelson
Penny and Donald Skaff
Julietta and Jeff Arlotti
Thanh Nguyen
Jena Sklinchar
Dan Noell
Smart and Final Charitable
Foundation
Susan and Robert
Aufderheide
Mount San Jacinto
Community College
Dr. Kevin O’Connor
Orange County Fine Arts
Elissa and Andrew Oransky
Southwestern Community
College District
Brian Sworder
Palomar Community
College District
Cristine R. Jacobs
Todd Priest
John A. Jaramillo
Catherine and Mike Reed
JBA Consulting Engineers
Tamera and Stephen Rice
Ventura County
Community College
District
Timothy Jemal
Amber and Neal Rickner
Verizon
Michael Johnson
Rondeux Relocation
Services, Inc.
Wells Fargo Bank
Chuck W. Kuhnle
Deanna and Martin
Abrahams
Robert Shumski
Mission Viejo Nadadores
Irvine Valley College
Foundation
Marisa Klimek
Dr. Maryam Abedi
Matthew J. Shaw
Mission Viejo Lions Club
Gary F. Pado
M. J. Kiesling
999 Van Ness
Joyce and Robert
Anderson
Irvine Valley College
Marjorie Johnson
FRIENDS OF THE
COLLEGE
$100 to $499
2015 • 2016
El Camino Community
College District
George Rosenbaum
Jane Rosenkrans
The Hat No. 9
Tijeras Creek Golf Club
Monica Utley
Lori and Greg Westbrook
Ross and Dr. Terri Whitt
Todd S. Rusinkovich
Wenying and Kenneth
Woodward
Russo Insurance Agency
Carolyn and Alan Yamashiro
Dr. Juan Avalos
Avende
Jamie S. Bacon
John Badawy
Janet Bagwell
Barbara M. Bangs
John D. Barackman
Angelika G. Barker
Sylvia E. Barley
Pamela and Gary Barnak
Gustavo A. Battel
Alfred Bauer
Bauer Physical Therapy
25
FRIENDS OF THE
COLLEGE
$100 to $499
Alan Baumaun
Leanne Bean
Teresa Bear
Rosa Beas
Cindy Benedict
Barbara J. Bennett
Berg Insurance Agency,
Inc.
Mary Ann T. Brown
Penny and Gary Combs
Michele Dignan
Don P. Brown
Community Lutheran
Church
Steve Dilley
Nona Brown
Victoria J. Bryant
Ray Buban
Dick Buccola
Kathleen S. Buchanan
Sharyn Buffa
John Burckle
Bill Burk
Lynette Berk
Mary and Ralph Bushnell
Cora J. Berkery
Bymar Tire, Inc.
BetterWorld Books
Jodi and Joseph Caggiano
Linda and Joel Biederman
Antonio Calles
William Billingsley
D’Leo Cameron
Lori Bledsoe
Tracy J. Camp
Karin Block
Capistrano Unified School
District Foundation
Stacey Bogan
Winter L. Bonnin
Drs. Ivanka and Milos M.
Boskovic
Janice and Martin Carbone
Carol and Michael Carey
Gerard Carrillo
Bowlers Depot
Mary J. Carriveau
Marie and Donald Bowman
Arin and Richard Becker
Doreen Boxer
Karen and Warren
Cathcart
Katy Brackett
Michael Brady
Treavor Bramwell
Jenifer and Benjamin
Brannen
Bravo Sign & Design, Inc.
Franklin Brenner
Richard Brent
Elizabeth B. Brewington
Fran and D. E. Bridges
Patricia and Larry Brook
Center for Autism &
Related Disorders
(C.A.R.D)
Citrus College
AJ Clarey
Karen and Derrick Clark
Diane and John Cleverdon
Debra and Robert Closs
Ana Maria Cobos
Gina and Pete Colin
Beverly A. Colligan
Craig Connor
Sonya and Stewart Cook
Karen V. Cook
Linda A. Cooper
Elizabeth A. Coplan
Audra DiPadova
Justin Discoe
Marilyn Ditty
D. Ditzler
GIVING THANKS
DONOR HONOR ROLL
Israel S. Dominguez
Mary M. Cordes
Joyce and Gregory
Donaldson
John F. Cougnet
Denise Douglas
Rosemary Cousin
Danette and Scott Drake
Daniel L. Couts
Amy Driver and Brad Delin
Haley Cox
Duesenberg USA
Lisa and Kerry Crabb
Diane and Zane Dunbar
Croatian Commissariat
Tor/Maurus D.
Dorka Duron
Bob & Sue Crowson
Rod Cummings
Noreen Curry
Custom Fitness Personal
Fitness Consultants
CVS Health
Kim d’Arcy
Lorie Davies-Morris
Angela Davis
DDHS Instrumental Music
Foundation
Cynthia and David De
Berry
Emily and Zachary Eaker
Hossein K. Ebrahim
El Toro Gourmet Meats
Shawna and Gregory Ellis
Emercon Construction, Inc.
Mary and Blaine Endsley
Michael Engels
Rita and Peter Espinosa
Dario Espinoza
Sally and Randy Etter
Everyday Pilates and
Therapy
Amy and Reuben Ezquerro
Terry Decker
Linda and Kent Falk
John C. Deleon
Janie and Steven Farris
Monica and Patrick Delin
Amal Fatehi
Cecilia DeMent
Hani Feller
Alayne and Chris Derecat
Dr. Paul K. Ferraro
Mariana Desaracho
Carla Fields
Robert Dey
Michael G. Fine
Randy Hagler
Jimslist.com, LLC
LaVine & Associates
Karen L. Fitzpatrick
Haigh Builders
Bradley Joel
Kyle Franson
Terrance Hall
Nicholas Johnston
Law Offices of Mark W.
Fredrick
Scott Fredrickson
Ron Halverson
Carolyn Jolliffe
Ernest Freeman
Hallie and Mitchell Hannah
Christine and Calvin Jones
Tim French
Happy Minds Kids
Academy
Laurel and Eric Jones
Carla and David French
Full Circle Sports
Management
Wendy Harder
Juice It Up!
Thaouyen Le
2015 • 2016
Julie A. Fitch
Dorothy and Jim Leach
Roni Lebauer
Jerry Lebowitz
Sylvia Ledesma Meng
Gilda and Chris Harrington
Sandy and Harold
Kaloogian
Gary L. Galiger
Denise and David Harris
Donald Kammer
Rhonda Lerum
Galileo Learning, LLC
Cheryl Hathorn
Norman Katnik
Dr. Estella M. Castillo-Garrison
Peter Hauser
Harry Kaye
Lifetouch National School
Studios
Brigette and Michael
Gartner
Heart Rate, Inc.
Keenan & Associates
Brandon Heinrich
Lisa B. Kenyon
Adam Herig
Jill and Kenneth Kinder
Jonna Hernandez
Donovan Kisling
D. W. Hibbs
Jennifer Klein
Sue and Rick Hinojosa
John E. Klink
Hodes, LLC
Rebecca Knapp
Hiromasa Konishi
James Gore
Hodge and Hodge
Insurance Brokers, Inc.
Darryl L. Goss
Sharon and Fred Holgate
Donna L. Gough
Chaundel Holladay
Sharlene and Michael
Graham
Home Care Assistance
Michael Garza
Amy Glad
Tim Globus
Golf Mart
Good Shepherd Preschool
James Gordon
Mike Graham
Sandra and Christopher
Grasso
Jeffrey S. Greenough
Arnold Greenspan
Greg Horvath Productions,
LLC
Terri Gritzmacher
Sheila and Craig Grossman
Grossmont-Cuyamaca
Community College
District
Greg Horvath
George Houseweart
Tara Hsu
Hybrid Promotions
I Drive Smart, Inc.
Huong Imai
Institute for Applied
Behaviour Analysis
Janis Isenberg
J. T. Restaurant, L.P.
Stephen Kossa
Lisa R. Kovac
Peter Kraemer
Philip Kraemer
Kathryn L. Kramer
Thomas R. Kroesche
Jeffrey L. Krpan
Niclas Kruger
Viktoriya Kruglaya-Alieva
Vickie and Mark Kruhmin
Alex Kuhnle
Anna and Thomas Kupfrian
LAD Custom Publishing
K. Lee
Carol and Don Lindboe
Susan and Tim Linn
Pierce R. Livingston
Garrett Logan
Erin Long
Gina Long
Andrew Lopez
Teddi and Thomas Lorch
Scott M. Lundeen
Michael Lung
David M. Lutch
Sandra and Eugene Lutito
Karen Lutz
Thomas Lyford and Martha
J. Mosier
Lisa and Frederick Mabie
Sandra and Bruce
MacCartney
Patricia and Bob
MacDonald
Andrew A. MacGregor
Kent S. Marangi
Michelle Marquez
Robert Jacobsen
Laguna Beach County
Water District
Brenda Grow
James M Kahal, DDS
FAGD, Inc.
Laguna Beach Garden Club
Sandra and Louis Mazzarini
Dr. Georgina Guy
Carl Jernquist
Julia and David Lang
MBZ Credit
H3K Design
Kathleen and John Jessup
Kate Lasso
MCB
Larry and Dru Maurer
27
FRIENDS OF THE
COLLEGE
$100 to $499
Mary Ann McCarthy
Aura McClain
Diane and David McClure
Jennie McCue and
Mark Karpe
Dr. Mark McElroy
Patricia and Donald
McKnight
Sherry McNary
Justin McSorley
Jacqui and Steven
McSorley
Alex S. Melgun
Lynne Mendillo
Sharon A. Merritt
Janet Merryfield
Judith and Walter Metez
Margaret and Craig Miller
Donald F. Mineo
Mission Tire Center
Mission Viejo Chevron
Service
Mission Viejo Rotary
Foundation
Mission Viejo Saddleback
Valley Elks Lodge #2444
Ina Mitschke
Michael Mofid
Mary and James Moore
Andy Moore
Lisa M. Morano
Loran Morgan
Mark Mortensen
Linda A. Morvant
Mount San Antonio
College Auxiliary Services
Toni Moyer
Ann and Dwight Mudry
Wilhelmina E. Munoz
Charles M. Murray
Charlie Myers
Aram Nadjarian
Naomi Andry H.B.
International
Lydia Natoolo
Darryel F. Neal
Debra and Brian Neeley
Forma Neelix
Karen and Dr. Calvin
Nelson
Sonja and Dick Nelson
Candy and Eric Nelson
Cindy Nelson
Leslie A. Palm
Palmia Garden Club
Tamaki and Ken Park
GIVING THANKS
DONOR HONOR ROLL
Rancho Santiago
Community College
District
Lori Parra
Dr. Donna and Henryk
Rane-Szostak
Raymond Parsons
Michelle M. Raymond
Leyla Passaran
Mary and Michael Rebrukh
Andrew Patterson
Richard M. Reck
Eric Patton
Katherine and William
Rees
Ellen Peace
Tony Pena
Georgette and Lawrence
Perez
Laura Reilly
Liesel Reinhart
Brenda Remington
Marty Perreault
John Remmell
Dr. Diane and Tom
Pestolesi
Steve Renteria
Pizza Studio
Adair and Gary Poertner
Vincent Pollizzi
Eleanor E. Porter
Ricardo’s Place
Kevin Ridsdale
Robert M. Rinke
Rosann Rios
Dan Predoehl
Riverside Community
College
Darryl Preedge
RNM Holdings, LLC
Premier Aquatic Services
Patti Rocklin
Christy and T.J.
Prendergast, III
Anthony Rodgers
Karen Novick
Patricia Nutting
Ann Prestridge
Veronica Obermeyer
ProBoards, Inc.
OC Kitchen Bath &
Flooring
Procare Services, Inc.
Ness Electric, Inc.
New York Deli Case
Simone and Hoa Nguyen
Jorge Nin
Aaron O’donnell
Barbara and Stuart Okin
Shirley P. Olson
Orange County Post
Society of American
Military Engineers
Maria Puckett
Joyce Quade
Dr. Emily and John Quinlan
Esperanza Quinn
R & R Consulting, LLC
Naghmeh Rabii
Bonnie Sue and Bill Otta
Jon M. Ramirez
Pacific Coast Tool & Supply
Rancho San Juan
Community Association
Sally Pack
Evamarie Rodriguez-Morris
Jay Roelen
Patricia Roess
Jeremy Rose
Adam Rossit
Rube P. Hoffman Co.
Audrey and Robert Ruben
J. M. Ruiz
Ingrid and Philip Sacks
Sandpiper Lounge
Sophie Sarl
Brooke Sauter
James A. Snyder
Trevor Scheftz
South Coast Baseball
League
Rosemary A. Schick
Lawrence L. Schmidt
Traci and Brad Schmidt
William E. Schobert
Schools First Federal
Credit Union
Cathy and James Schulte
Maureen Schulte
Tiffany and Francios
Schultz
South Coast Distributing
Southern California
Industries
Gary Spencer
C. Spornick
Meredith Stanton
Patrick Stanton
Colleen Stanton
William M. Stark
Schwabe Books
Heather Stazenski
Lynda and Mark Schwartz
Sharon Steffes
Elizabeth Scott
Sea View Orthopaedic
Medical Group
Carey and Jamee Sealey
Cary A. Serklew
Dr. Jolayne S. Service
Kia Shafe
Dylan Sharon
Karen E. Shaver
Carol Sheaks
Sarah Sherlock
Naomi Shibuya
Peggita B. Shoar
Joann and John Siefert
Morgan Simmsgeiger
Kathy and William Sisco
Basil Smith
Mary Ellen Smith
Theodore Smith
Don S. Smith
Marybeth S. Snowden
Susan Snyder
Bonnie Stephenson
Blake Stephens
Leroy Stevens
Jesse E. Stockwell
The Nancy and Bruce Teel
Charitable Gift Fund
The Ranch Sports Grill
The Sports Clinic
Orthopedic Medical
Associates Inc.
Lisa Wetzel
Bobbi White
Jean Whitney
2015 • 2016
Mike Sauter
Dennis Wilberg
Nancy Wilhelm
Maryanne Thomas
Grant Wilhelm
Thrivent
Diana Wilkes
Holly Toney
John F. Willette
Claire Tracey
Kristina and Kolin Williams
Marilyn and Paul Traum
Lynnannn WilliamsonRenwick
Triton Door Systems
Tucker Tire Company
Turtle Rock Preschool, Inc.
Lawrence Twicken
David Urban
Joyce and James Van
Schaack
John Wilson
Olivia and Tranell Wilson
Michael J. Wilson
Radm John Wilson
Claudia and Russell
Winninghoff
Gary And Patricia Wolfe
Karen and Ramon Strauch
Vaquero Instrumental
Music Boosters, Inc.
Karah Street
Virginia and Francisco Vela
Michele Wolff
Winifred and Fred Strong
Fred Velijanian
Michele and Eric Wolff
Dr. Mozelle R. Sukut
Michael and Isabel
Velladao
Traci Wolownick
Kathleen B. Sullivan
Surfin Souvlaki
Lyle Sweeter
Talega Garden Club
Talega Life Church
Anna and B. Talia
Ralph Tan
Sakire and Mehmet Tan
P. R. Taylor
Joyce and Lonnie Terry
DeAnne Tetzlaff
The Darco Group, Inc.
The Irvine Company
The Musella Group
Scott Vickers
William Voller
Megan and Donald
Wagner
Joni and Mark Wolfe
Andrea Workman
Helen R. Workun
Worldwide Brake
Specialists
John Walsh
Janice and Dr. James R.
Wright
John Waters
Charlie Wright
Derrick Watkins
Kenneth C. Wright
Jonathan Webber
Dr. Cadence Wynter
Loma Hopkins Webber
Amina Yassine
Laura Weissenberger
Kathleen and Harold
Youmans
Suzanne and John West
Carol Weston
Karla Westphal
Philip Young
Kerry Young
Jacqueline Zimbalist
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GIVING THANKS
GIFTS-IN-KIND
41-Olive
Simon Chesney
Judy Gorrell
Lovely Nails
Allen Family Automotive
Group
Citrus Cafe
Arthur F. Green
Lyon Air Museum
James B. Clancy
Frances Greenspan
Mangia Bene Cucina
Ana Maria Cobos
Hair California Beauty
Academy
Marconi Automotive
Museum
Michael S. Hamilton
Mercedes Benz of
Laguna Niguel
Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club
Art & Frame Warehouse
Audi Infiniti Volvo Mission
Viejo
Avila’s El Ranchito
Mexican Restaurant
Vaughn Babcock
Bag n’ Baggage
Cost Plus World Market
Dr. Barbara Cox
Jill Cross
Harbor Grill
Tracy Daly
Dr. Jeanne HarrisCaldwell
Dana Wharf Sportfishing
& Whale Watching
Kathy M. Hewitt
Reed Mila
Miracle Springs Resort
& Spa
Wayne Horvath
Mission San Juan
Capistrano
Char Hutchinson
Hamid Mokhberi
Doll Capital Advisors, Inc.
Hyatt Palm Springs
Douglas M. Barr
Driving Miz Daisy Vintage
Market
Island Packers
Morongo Casino Resort
and Spa
Big Air Trampoline Park
Dublin 4 Gastropub
Bleu Cotton Photography,
Inc.
Duet
Bagels and Brew
Amy Baggs
Trudi V. Baggs
Body by Orange Twist
Bowers Museum
Melody Braden
Bradford Renaissance
Portraits
Anne Brandon
Burke Williams
Dr. Tod A. Burnett
C.J. Rose Fashion
Boutique
Del Mar Thoroughbred
Club
E.J. Gallow Winery
James F. Eggold
Fawn Memories
John Fendel
Anthony Ferry
Festival of Arts Pageant
of the Masters
Hyam Fink
Flightdeck Air Combat
Center
Islands Mission Viejo
Jared Jewelry
Javier’s Restaurant
Jeff Horn Paintings
Kahoots Pet Store
Kokupelli
Laguna Art Museum
Laguna Cliffs Marriott
Resort and Spa
Laguna Playhouse
Jim Langford
Las Golondrinas
Ann Mudry
Nellie Gail Ranch Tennis
and Swim Club
Dan Noell
Norm Reeves Acura of
Mission Viejo
Original House of
Pancakes
Ortega’s Capistrano
Trading Post
Outlets at San Clemente
Marcia J. Owen
P.F. Chang’s China Bistro
Flip Flop Shops
Jim M. Leach
Palm Springs Aerial
Tramway
Ken Formella
LEGO Store
Palm Springs Air Museum
Dr. Michael Foudy
Anita Legvold
Paradise Bakery and Cafe
Game Stop
L’Hirondelle
Aidan Patlon
Change a Life Foundation
Gemini Saw Co.
Lifetime Fitness
Patsy’s Irish Pub
Cheesecake Factory
Gloria E. Gimbrone
Lorin Backe Photography
Paul’s Pantry
California Music Studios
Camino Real Playhouse
Casa Romantica Cultural
Center
Protocol Production
Arnold D. Purisch
John Quinlan
Rainbow Sandals
Rancho Capistrano
Winery
Renaissance San Diego
Downtown Hotel
Rockcrest Seven Video
Productions
Roger Dunn Golf Shops
Rowley Portraiture
Ruby’s Diner
Saddleback College
Theatre Arts Department
The Club at PGA West
Tucker Tire Company
The Coffee Importers
Donna G. Varner
The Colony Companies
Waterman’s
Sapphire Laguna
The Home Depot Mission
Viejo
Wedgewood Wedding
and Banquet Center
Sawdust Art Festival
The Naked Dog Bistro
Dr. Kathy Werle
Sky Loft
The Ranch at Laguna
Beach
Westwind Sailing
San Clemente Municipal
Golf Course
Susan Sand
SandBar Pet Shop
Maureen Smith
Soka University of
America
The Shops at Mission
Viejo
2015 • 2016
Patrick Prendiville
John S. Williams
Wineworks For Everyone
Starbucks
The T-Shirt Company at
Laguna Beach
World of Jeans & Tops,
Inc. — Tilly’s
Sundried Tomato SJC
The Zuri Pet Spa
Yama Sushi & Grill
Suspension Plus
Tommy Bahama
Yogaworks
Swinging on a Star
Trio Restaurant
Scott B. Young
The Brig Restaurant
TSpoons Cooking School
Zoomars Petting Zoo
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BOARD OF GOVERNORS
T
he members of the Saddleback College
Foundation Board of Governors provide
personal/corporate financial support and
ensure fundraising goals are developed, implemented
and achieved to provide strategic direction and fundraising plans for the Foundation. They also establish
policies for administering the affairs of the Foundation,
adopt and monitor the annual operational budget
and financial plan and serve as ambassadors in the
community for the college’s Foundation.
At the annual Board Retreat, Board of Governors
President Mike Hamilton passed the gavel to incoming
Board President Anthony Ferry. Saddleback College
Foundation thanks Mike for his outstanding philanthropic leadership and for all his generous
contributions. During his presidency, the Foundation
increased endowments by over $1,000,000, added
115 scholarship awards, launched an irrevocable
planned gift campaign, grew Gala proceeds by
$25,000, received over 3,500 gifts in 15/16, and much
more.
Left to Right: Jim Leach and Mike Hamilton
WELCOME NEW BOARD MEMBER DAN NOELL
D
an Noell, an Executive Director Public Sector
at AT&T, is a community college alumnus who
attended both Golden West College and
Orange Coast Community College. Noell has long
served community colleges in various capacities,
including serving as Chairman of the Board of the Los
Rios Community College District Foundation, where
he helped to develop the Annual Giving Program
that resulted in an increase in donations to the
Annual Fund of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
In November 2011, he received the honor of Outstanding Fundraising Volunteer of the Year by the
Association of Fundraising Professionals. Noell previously served on the Board of Governors of CSU
Chico and the Board of Directors of Sierra College
in Rocklin. He received his B.S. in Marketing and Business
Administration from CSU Chico.
SADDLEBACK COLLEGE FOUNDATION BOARD OF GOVERNORS
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2016-2017
FOUNDATION BOARD MEMBERS
FOUNDATION STAFF
PRESIDENT
ANTHONY FERRY
Executive Vice President
Neudesic, LLC
DR. JEANNE HARRIS-CALDWELL
Director, Health Services
Saddleback College
DR. DONALD L. RICKNER
Executive Director
TREASURER
MICHELLE R. BROUGH, ESQ.
Counsel
Brandes Investment Partners, L.P.
2nd VICE PRESIDENT
M. MAHBOOB AKHTER
General Manager
Ascend Tools, Inc.
SECRETARY
JIM LEACH
Santa Margarita Water District
Director, External Affairs
PAST PRESIDENT
MICHAEL S. HAMILTON
Partner, Ernst & Young (retired)
DR. TOD A. BURNETT
JOHN QUINLAN
Senior V.P. Western Region
Total Traffic Network
JOHN WILLIAMS
Former Member Board of Trustees,
SOCCCD
DAN NOELL
Executive Director Public Sector
AT&T
ERIN MCHENRY
Director of Annual Giving
And Development Services
DANA TAYLOR
Development Associate
ANDREW HOM
Senior Accounting Specialist
EMILY CRAMER
Development Assistant
DONNA VARNER
Perception Public Relations
COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVES
LUCY HENDRIX
DR. TERRI WHITT
Board of Trustees, SOCCCD
DR. MORGAN BARROWS
Faculty Representative
CRAIG CONNOR
Classified Senate
2016–2017 CALENDAR OF EVENTS
September 29, 2016
Sciences Building Grand Opening • 3:30 p.m. – 6 p.m.
October 22, 2016
Homecoming Game and Celebration
Gaucho Stadium • 3:30 p.m. – 9p.m.
October 28, 2016
State of the College
Student Services Building • 7:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
December 4, 2016
Feast of Lights
McKinney Theater • 5 p.m.
April 1, 2017
50
th
Anniversary of
Saddleback College
coming 2018!
Foundation Annual Gala
Ritz-Carlton Laguna Niguel • 6 p.m.
May 19, 2017
Scholarship Ceremony and Reception
Gymnasium • 3 p.m. – 6 p.m.
May 26, 2017
Saddleback College Commencement
Gymnasium • 9 a.m. – 11 a.m.
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28000 Marguerite Parkway • Mission Viejo, CA 92692
Phone: 949.582.4479 • Fax: 949.364.9312
Email: [email protected]
www.saddleback.edu/foundation
The Saddleback College Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Tax ID # 33-0390547
SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Dr. Barbara J. Jay, Timothy Jemal, David B. Lang, Marcia Milchiker, T.J. Prendergast, III, Dr. Terri Whitt,
Dr. James R. Wright, Johnathan Forde, Student Trustee • Dr. Debra L. Fitzsimons, Acting Chancellor
SADDLEBACK COLLEGE: Dr. Tod A. Burnett, President

Annual Report 2015-16

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