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2010 Annual Report

Fiscal Abstract

The success of the YDN is a partnership effort—it belongs to

the foundations that support our work, the countless organiza-

tions that contract with us to provide excellent services, the

multitude of practitioners who depend on our training and

technical support to aid in their development and, most impor-

tantly, the youth who are directly impacted by the quality of

services provided by all of these joint efforts. The YDN con-

tinues to work with community members to diversify funding

resources in order to maximize the impact on youth develop-

ment within our communities.

YDN Fiscal Reports 2010

2010 Collaborative Partners

—YDN Team —

Vicki Stockbridge; Helen Yee; Andy Paul; Cathy Swagart; Adrian Ruiz

P A G E 3

America’s Promise Alliance

Asian Resources

AT&T

Black Oak Mine Unified School District

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Sacramento

California Capital Financial Development

Corp.

California School–Age Consortium, Sacra-

mento Chapter

California Rural Indian Health Board, Inc.

Center for Multicultural Cooperation

City of Vacaville

County of Placer

Golden Sierra Job Agency

David & Lucille Packard Foundation

Pesticide Watch Education Fund

Placer County Community

Public Health Institute

Sacramento ACT

Sacramento City Unified School District

Sacramento County Office of Education

Sacramento Police Foundation, Inc.

San Juan Unified School District

SETA

Sierra Health Foundation

Sierra Mentoring Partnership

State Farm Insurance Co.

The California Endowment

The California Wellness Foundation

Twin Rivers Unified School District

Walter S. Johnson Foundation

Wells Fargo & Company

Whole Person Learning

Woodland Joint Unified School District

Yolo County Office of Education

2010 Corporate Donors

Michael J. Anderson, Attorney at Law

Aqua Systems

B.A. Bevan Agency

Bank of America

John O. Bronson Co.

Burnett & Sons

Comcast

Councilman Steve Cohn

Courtside Tennis

Dale Carnegie Training

Dawn Food Products

Del Monte Meat Co.

Dewey Square Group, LLC

Downey Brand

Dreyer, Babich, Buccola, Callahan & Wood, LLC

Ettore’s European Bakery & Restaurant

3 Fold Communications

Grateful Dog Daycare

Interstate Truck Center

K Street Consulting

KLS Air Express Inc.

Kaiser Permanente

Lucas Publications

Lucy Co Communications

Merchant Bank

McHugh & Associates Public Relations

Meyer Associates

Nehemiah Community Foundation (HOS)

Perry Smith, LLP

Peerless Coffee & Tea Company

Produce Express

Restoration Resources

River City Petroleum

San Joaquin Tennis

Sierra Vista Bank

Silicone Valley Community Foundation

The Sacramento Bee

Councilman Jay Schenirer

Social Ventures

Scott-Naake Paper Company

SMUD

Strategic Education Services

Surewest

Umpqua Bank

Union Bank

Von Housen Benz

Betsy Wannakuwatte

Western Health Advantage

Herbert & Inez Yee Foundation

P A G E 5

2010 Sacramento Youth Leadership Program (SYLP) Sponsors

Arata Bros. Trust

CC Myers, Inc.

City of Sacramento, Kevin McCarty

City of Sacramento, Bonnie Pannell

City of Sacramento, Ray Tretheway

Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc.

Betty Masuoka

Miller Family Enterprises

Nehemiah Corporation of America

Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 447

Sacramento Region Community Foundation

Setzer Foundation

Silicon Valley Community Foundation

Jim Sweeney Scholarship Fund

Steven Weiss

Contributions in Memory of Ruth Stockbridge

Gloria Armstrong

Richard & Jeannette Brace

Ann Davis

Barbara Hammel

Betty Henry

Bina Lefkovitz

Beverly & Dennis McDowell

Margaret Miller

Suzanne Nelson

Carol Hinzman

Martha Speaker

Denise and Tim Stuart

Vern and Eleanor Stockbridge

Vicki Stockbridge

Cathy Swagart

Dot & Ivan White

Helen Yee

SYLP

2010

2010 Individual Donors

Rabiia Abdul-Ali

Robyn Rapp Almeida

Yadira & Andres Alvarez

Gloria Armstrong

Jane Beauchamp

Steve and Lynn Belzer

Camille Benvenuti

Rachel Bingham

Trey Bonetti

Richard & Laura Bozzio

Richard & Jeannette Brace

Nancy Brick

Barbara Brown

Brookes Byrd

Evelyn Cox

Ann Davis

Judith Nunn Fong

Dave & Susan Frazier

Terri Gaines

Crystal Harding-Jenkins

Jeffrey & Jodie Jensen

Desalene Jones

Collette Kaluza

Irwin Karp

Terry and Penny Kastanis

Brent Keane

Steve and Barbara Kronick

Buchanan & Zeff Larscheid

Brian Lee

Linda Lee

Bina Lefkovitz

June Lefkovitz

Lefkovitz Foundation

Robert Lessler

Judith Lingle

Susan Magill

Laura Masonsmith

Dorothy Mautte

Scott Mautte

Suzanne Linville Mayes

Yuba City YDI

We sincerely wish to express our thanks to

all of the YDN funders, collaborative part-

ners, individual donors and board members

for their continued support, investment,

and shared vision of youth development

and a better today and tomorrow for the

youth of our communities.

“Change will not come

if we wait for some

other person or some

other time. We are the

ones we’ve been

waiting for . We are

the change that we

seek.” — President

Barack Obama

P A G E 7

Brent McClure

Dorothy Meehan

Cynthia Meyers

Caryl Miller

Kim Mohler

Leticia Ocampo

Barbara O’Connor

Tiffany Parker

Andy Paul

Robert Ream

Jan Rosati

Adrian Ruiz

Dr. Randall Sarte

Elaine Schenirer

Cheri Simmons

June Springstead

Leilanie Steers

Vicki Stockbridge

Pam Stoddard

Cathy Swagart

Summer Thommen

Lance Turner

Julia Turrini

Sandra Vargas

Jolene Wacowicz

Dina Wiroll

Ryan Wood

Alan and Helen Yee

Douglas & Karun Yee

Helen Yee

Herbert & Inez Yee

Wesley & Nancy Yee

Anna Zablah

2010 Individual Donors

THANK YOU!

YDN’s Values:

Relationships – Positive relationships are the key to our human exis-

tence; the need to treat and care about all people with genuine interest

and mutual respect is essential.

Social Responsibility – Is a shared, collective action, based on justice,

equity and access; that promotes respect to diversity, inclusion and

collaboration in support of all young people.

Change – To foster change is to be curious, rather than certain; to

regularly reflect and put our learning and insights into action; to be in a

mode of continuous improvement.

Fun - A key in building partnerships. It transforms what we must do

into what we want to do.

Mission and Vision:

YDN’s mission is to create life-changing experiences for youth to

thrive and succeed. YDN believes that training and professional

development for people who work with youth is a critical compo-

nent of achieving our vision. YDN’s training programs, networking,

resources, and public policy efforts all work together to improve the

quality of youth services and promote youth development principles

across a broad range of communities, youth-serving organizations,

education, faith groups, juvenile justice agencies and businesses.

Printed: October 1, 2011

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 269003

Sacramento, CA 95826-9003

Physical Address:

10530 Mather Blvd.

Mather, CA 95655

Ph: 916.228.2227

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