2018THE POWER OF

CORPORATERESPONSIBILITYPACIFIC LIFE & PACIFIC LIFE FOUNDATION

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The Pacific Life Foundation (the Foundation) was established in 1984. Together with Pacific Life, the Foundation has contributed more than $109 million to community and national nonprofit organizations. Grants are made to organizations that address a broad spectrum of social needs.

For more than 150 years, Pacific Life has helped millions of individuals and families with their financial needs through a wide range of life insurance products, annuities, and mutual funds, and offers a variety of investment products and services to individuals, businesses, and pension plans. Whether your goal is to protect loved ones or grow your assets for retirement,

Pacific Life offers innovative products and services that provide value and financial security for current and future generations. Pacific Life counts more than half of the 100 largest U.S. companies as its clients and has been named one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies® by the Ethisphere Institute. For additional company information, including current financial strength ratings, visit www.PacificLife.com.

Pacific Life refers to Pacific Life Insurance Company and its affiliates, including Pacific Life & Annuity Company. Client count as of June 2018 is compiled by Pacific Life using the 2018 FORTUNE 500® list.

ABOUT PACIFIC LIFE AND THE PACIFIC LIFE FOUNDATION

$109M+Total contributions to community and national nonprofit organizations

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Message from the Chairman and President 1

Making a Meaningful Impact 2

Investing in Our Communities 3

Mobilizing Our Workforce 4

Supporting Our Employees 6

Caring for Our Environment 7

2018 Grant Award Recipients 8

Foundation Directors and Officers 12

Corporate Directors 13

MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN AND PRESIDENT $7M

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IN GRANTS DISTRIBUTED TO NONPROFITS

volunteer projects completed by our Pacific Life Good Guys

Pacific Life celebrated its 150th Anniversary in 2018. As a Company with one of our core values dedicated to Community and giving back, we celebrated this milestone by engaging and supporting our employees with the causes they care about the most. We mobilized our workforce to volunteer at special community service projects with large-scale impacts, raised our Matching Gifts Program donation match to 150% of employees’ contributions, and engaged our financial services business partners to build three KaBOOM! playgrounds. We reinforced our commitment to charitable giving with every dollar invested in improving the livelihood of our communities. We are proud to report that, to date, Pacific Life and the Pacific Life Foundation have provided more than $109 million in funding over the past 34 years to nonprofits serving the communities where our employees live and work, in addition to countless hours of volunteer time.

Our accomplishments in 2018 include grants totaling $7 million distributed to nonprofits and 260 volunteer projects completed by our Pacific Life Good Guys, the Company’s employee volunteer teams in Orange County, California, Omaha,

Nebraska, and Lynchburg, Virginia. Other highlights from 2018 include:

■ $2 million in funding committed to the University of California, Irvine Foundation in support of the LIFEvest Financial Literacy Program at the UC Irvine Paul Merage School of Business.

■ $392,000 in emergency funding to the American Red Cross to support various disaster relief efforts, including the California wildfires, Virginia tornado, and hurricanes that devastated the United States in 2018.

■ $60,000 in college scholarships, in partnership with the nonprofit Life Happens, benefitting students who have lost a parent who didn’t have the protection of life insurance.

■ 22,300 packages of teddy bears, Dr. Seuss literacy bags, and STEM kits assembled through our 150th Anniversary volunteer events, as well as completed our 11th KaBOOM! playground build.

The power of corporate responsibility at Pacific Life allows us to make a positive contribution in the communities in which we do business, live, and grow. But we cannot do this alone. It is within the collaborative relationships with nonprofit organizations and the drive of our passionate and generous employees that our community efforts really come to life and make a difference in our neighborhoods. We are proud of the work we have accomplished with our nonprofit partners in 2018.

Dear Friends,

James T. Morris Chairman, Pacific Life Foundation Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer, Pacific Life

Tennyson S. Oyler President, Pacific Life Foundation Vice President, Brand Management and Public Affairs, Pacific Life Whale photos courtesy of Jasmine Carey and Darren Jew/Whales Underwater

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MAKING A MEANINGFUL IMPACT

INVESTING IN OUR COMMUNITIES

SPECIAL PROGRAMHIGHLIGHTS

TRANSFORMATIONAL GRANTUCI Foundation – LIFEvest Financial Literacy Program (toward a pledge of $2,000,000)

$1,000,000

$392,000

$150,000 The Center for Higher Ambition Leadership – CEO Leadership Alliance

The Center for Higher Ambition Leadership’s mission is to help purposeful leaders build higher-performing organizations and a better world. The Foundation’s grant supporting the CEO Leadership Alliance’s Talent and Job Initiative is providing resources to attract, develop, and improve retention of high-level talent, adding high-value jobs to the Orange County workforce.

Girls Incorporated of Omaha

Girls Incorporated of Omaha serves hundreds of girls each day and strives to inspire all girls to be strong, smart, and bold. The Foundation is helping to fund renovations for the Protégé House Transitional Living Facility, which will provide dormitory-style housing for girls aging out of foster care and transitioning to true independence. This facility will provide stable housing as well as independent-living skills such as: financial literacy, career prep, mentoring, and healthy lifestyles.

$50,000

$50,000 Project Harmony

Project Harmony serves more than 5,000 child abuse victims annually through early intervention and response services in Omaha, Nebraska. They have assembled a multidisciplinary team of law enforcement, social services, medical, and referral professionals who work together to protect children. The Foundation’s grant supported their capital campaign to purchase two neighboring buildings to expand their mental health programs and offer improved coordination with local law enforcement.

United Way Program

in employee and Foundation contributions to our United Way Campaign, benefiting 39 United Way Chapters.

$899,612

3Ts of Education Program

in education grants to 147 K–12 schools.

$534,500

Miscellaneous Contributions and Community Events

of additional funding for community event sponsorships and miscellaneous/in-kind donations.

$251,328

Nonprofit Matching Gifts

in matching grants for employee contributions to 442 nonprofit organizations and 69 colleges and universities.

$363,842

$2,980,082

$2,883,969

$635,333

$342,784

Education Contributions given to programs that enhance K–12 student academic learning and community programs offered by higher education institutions.

Health and Human Services Grants given for programs focused on improving the quality of life and the health of disadvantaged individuals.

Environment, Ocean Health, and Marine Mammals Support provided for programs dedicated to the protection and preservation of the environment.

Civic, Community, and Economic Development Funding provided for programs that promote leadership training, diversity, civic responsibility, and economic development.

$157,832Arts and Culture Donations provided to artistic and cultural programs, including performing arts centers, museums, and zoos.

DISTRIBUTION OF CONTRIBUTIONS

PACIFIC LIFE FOUNDATION ANDPACIFIC LIFE TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS (PAID)*Dollars in millions2016

2017

2018

6.6

6.6

7.3

PACIFIC LIFE FOUNDATION TRUST PRINCIPAL As of December 31, dollars in millions2016

2017

2018

101.2

94.4

94.4

*Includes Foundation cash grants, miscellaneous contributions, and in-kind donations

OTHER MAJOR GRANTS

The LIFEvest Financial Literacy Program, hosted by the Center for Investment and Wealth Management at the University of California, Irvine Paul Merage School of Business, is an on-campus residential program dedicated to helping underserved ninth grade students from Southern California. The program, now in its ninth year, is designed for high school students who have the potential to be first-generation college students. The program strives to strengthen an understanding in financial matters, expose students to a college campus, encourage admission to a college or university, explore various career fields, teach social etiquette skills, and inspire confidence and success in all areas of life. The Pacific Life Foundation’s investment will help to expand the nature of the program, going beyond a student’s participation in the one-week residential program by helping follow and engage participants throughout their high school careers, further encouraging and preparing them to attend college. Additionally, Pacific Life employees will have the opportunity to mentor these aspiring youth as they plan and prepare for college.

American Red Cross 2018 Disaster Relief Funds

The Pacific Life Foundation provided support to the American Red Cross in response to natural disasters that occurred across the nation. These funds supported their efforts to provide safe refuge, nourishing meals, health services, and comfort to those affected by disasters. A total of $392,000 was contributed in support of: California Wildfires Fund, Southeast Hurricane Relief Fund, and Tornado relief efforts that impacted western Virginia and the Lynchburg area. Additionally, the Foundation provided matching funds for employee contributions to relief efforts.

SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE INVESTMENTSPacific Life has invested $5.9 billion in assets related to socially responsible efforts in underserved and low-income communities, as well as environmentally green efforts. We have also made commitments of an additional $1.3 billion toward future investments.

$7M

43%

41%

9%

5%

2%

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MOBILIZING OUR WORKFORCE

GOOD GUYS COMMUNITY EVENTSThe Pacific Life Good Guys, family, and friends participated in a wide range of after-hours volunteer projects nearly every week throughout 2018. From distributing back-to-school backpacks to K-12 students, to food sorting and distribution at local food pantries, wrapping holiday presents for home-bound seniors, and supporting fundraising galas, we celebrate the passion and dedication of these devoted individuals who give freely of their own time to make a difference in our communities.

1For more than 150 years, Pacific Life has been committed to empowering success in the communities where our employees work and live. Volunteering since 1985, our Pacific Life Good Guys are dedicated individuals working together to have a positive impact on those most in need. Whether participating in a community service project in the office or after-hours on location at a nonprofit, we engage and mobilize our workforce to make a positive impact in our communities in many different ways.

150TH ANNIVERSARY COMMUNITY PROJECTSIn celebration of Pacific Life’s 150th Anniversary, we mobilized our workforce to support five company-wide, large-scale volunteer events at each of our four major business locations.

Pacific Life joined forces with business partners Edward Jones, M Financial, and PARS to build KaBOOM! playgrounds for youth-focused nonprofits across the country. Playgrounds were built in St. Louis, Missouri, Portland, Oregon, and Huntington Beach, California and will provide more than 4,250 disadvantaged youth with a safe and fun place to play annually.

KABOOM!

LIFE LESSONS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMFour $15,000 college scholarships were funded through the Life Lessons Scholarship Program for students who lost a parent without life insurance. While the loss of a parent or guardian is one of life’s most difficult ordeals, these scholarships helped aid the financial burden of attending college. Pacific Life mobilized its employees to volunteer their time in reviewing scholarship applications to help determine the final scholarship recipients in California, Virginia, and Nebraska.

1. Assembled 8,300 Read Across America literacy kits for book-hungry students at local Title 1 schools. 2. Removed over 2,040 pounds of trash from local waterways, helping make a difference in the fight for trash-free shores. 3. Stuffed 4,000 Battalion Buddies teddy bears for Operation Gratitude to provide comfort to children while their parents in the military are deployed. 4. Packaged 10,000 STEM kits for Child Creativity Lab, to foster the next generation of critical thinkers through hands-on exploration of STEM concepts using renewable materials, impacting more than 20,000 students in Title 1 schools. 5. Beautified three K-12 schools, improving landscaping, adding blacktop games, and installing new library furniture. In total, more than 2,000 students were impacted by the improved education settings.

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110 nonprofits benefitted

260 volunteer projects

2,040pounds of trash collected

2,968volunteers

14,502volunteer hours

22,300teddy bears, literacy, and STEM kits assembled

34,000children impacted by 150th anniversary community events

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2018 VOLUNTEER STATS

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SUPPORTING OUR EMPLOYEES3TS OF EDUCATIONThe Pacific Life Foundation has been committed to strengthening the learning environment through the 3Ts of Education Program where grants, specified for Technology, Teacher Training, or Textbooks, are awarded to K-12 schools with concentrations of children and grandchildren of Pacific Life employees. In 2018, $534,500 in 3Ts grants were distributed to 147 schools in the communities where our employees and their families live.

MATCHING GIFTS PROGRAMPacific Life and the Pacific Life Foundation support the passions of our employees and the causes they care about the most. In honor of Pacific Life’s 150th Anniversary in 2018, the Pacific Life Foundation matched eligible employee donations to nonprofits, colleges, and universities at an increased rate of 150%. In 2018, $363,842 in matching gifts were awarded to 442 nonprofit organizations and 69 colleges and universities nationwide. In addition, the Foundation matched employee donations to the United Way’s Community Impact Fund.

150TH ANNIVERSARY GOOD GUYS GRANTSIn celebration of Pacific Life’s 150th Anniversary, the Pacific Life Foundation awarded grants each quarter to selected nonprofits where the Pacific Life Good Guys had volunteered. At the end of each quarter, our dedicated employees who volunteered that quarter were invited to vote to determine which organizations received the unrestricted grants. In total, $60,000 was awarded through 40 grants to nonprofits in our communities.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT GRANTSEvery year, the Pacific Life Foundation supports its employees by making contributions to nonprofits for which Pacific Life officers serve as members of the nonprofit’s board of directors. $422,500 in grants were given to 35 nonprofits in 2018, providing general operating and programmatic support.

CARING FOR OUR ENVIRONMENTMarine Mammal and Ocean-Focused Efforts (toward a pledge of $2,000,000)

Support for whale preservation, conservation of marine mammals, and improving the health of our oceans continues to be a focus area for the Pacific Life Foundation. To date, the Foundation has provided more than $14.5 million to support these types of environmental efforts. Our annual funding commitment continues to provide support for the creation and implementation of an ocean information system to reduce whale entanglement in crab fisheries (The Nature Conservancy), conserve roughly 25,000 square miles of habitat area off of New England from destructive bottom-dwelling fishing methods (Oceana), a reduction in the devastating impacts of bycatch by working with fisheries and policymakers (WWF), as well as the execution of the annual International Coastal Cleanup across 100 countries, removing 21 million items from coastlines (Ocean Conservancy).

$400,000

$25,000 Bolsa Chica Conservancy

Founded in 1990, the Bolsa Chica Conservancy offers science-based and standards-aligned classes and guided tours, educational exhibits and displays, research, restoration of degraded wetland and upland habitats, and propagation of native plants for use in restoration projects. Through the Bolsa Chica Wetlands Interpretive Center Enhancement Project, the Conservancy aims to upgrade and expand the existing structures with modular units that improve educational value and enhance the experience. The new Interpretive Center will serve more than 50,000 guests upon completion.

$50,000 Crystal Cove Conservancy

The Crystal Cove Conservancy is focused on preservation, education, and conservation initiatives that will cultivate our planet’s next generation of environmental leaders and ensure that Crystal Cove, and places like it, live on for generations. The Foundation’s grant supported the Heritage Legacy Project, which includes restoration of 17 historic cottages, as well as support for new and expanded marine educational programs.

Green Initiatives: Building Upgrades to Increase Efficiency

Pacific Life replaced the 45-year old, original roof on its Newport Beach headquarters building, resulting in an energy-efficient, high-performance roof membrane system. The Newport Beach headquarters also converted all of its lawn areas to more water-efficient, drought-tolerant native vegetation. These efforts, combined with numerous other upgrades and improvements over the last 10 years, have reduced our consumption of electricity by an average of 31%, natural gas by 73%, and water by 32% in our two largest office buildings.

$534,500in 3Ts grants

distributed in 2018

69%Technology

24%Teacher Training

7%Textbooks

$1.9Min grants to support the causes our employees are most passionate about

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2018 GRANT AWARD RECIPIENTS

Bowers MuseumOrange County Museum of ArtSouth Coast Repertory

Academy Center of the ArtsAmazement SquareAnaheim BalletBallet EtudesLaguna Art MuseumNonprofit Matching Gifts - Arts and CultureOmaha Community PlayhouseOmaha SymphonyOmaha Theater Company

OVER $10,000

OVER $5,000 TO $10,000

ARTS AND CULTURE

$12,500$15,000$20,000

$10,000$10,000

$7,500$7,500

$10,000$9,833

$7,500$10,000$10,000

$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000

Arts & Learning ConservatoryAWT Charitable FoundationBicycles and Ideas for Kids EmpowermentBoys & Girls Club of Greater LynchburgBoys & Girls Clubs of the MidlandsConstitutional Rights Foundation, Orange CountyDIBS for KidsIRON Lives Jubilee Family Development CenterLifelong Learning Institute in ChesterfieldNebraska Council on Economic EducationReading is Fundamental of Southern CaliforniaS.S. Huebner Foundation for Insurance EducationSt. Anthony High School FoundationThe CDM FoundationThe Ecology CenterThe Lynchburg City Schools Education FoundationUniversity of California, Irvine Foundation/ The Paul Merage School of BusinessUniversity of Nebraska Foundation/ Omaha College of Business Administration

$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000

$5,000

$5,000

Ashland MuseumHeritage Museum of Orange CountyLynchburg Symphony OrchestraNewport Beach Public Library FoundationOmaha Public Library Foundation

$5,000 AND UNDER

$5,000 AND UNDER

Animal Humane SocietyCity of Newport Beach/CERT TrainingExecutive Service Corps of Southern CaliforniaOpportunity FundOrange County Human Relations CouncilWorking WardrobesYouth Employment Service of the Harbor Area

OVER $5,000 TO $10,000

CIVIC, COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

$10,000$7,500$7,500

$10,000$7,500

$10,000$7,500

Academy for Grassroots OrganizationsAnimal Rescue Rhode IslandinCOMMON Community DevelopmentOrange County Conservation CorpsOrange County ForumPilots N Paws

$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000

Hope BuildersNonprofit Matching Gifts - Civic, Community, and Economic DevelopmentOneOCThe Center for Higher Ambition Leadership/ CEO Leadership AllianceWHW

OVER $10,000$15,000$22,472

$566,084$150,000

$11,500

$5,000 AND UNDER

OVER $5,000 TO $10,000Boys & Girls Club of Laguna BeachBoys & Girls Clubs of Greater Redlands-RiversideCalifornia Science Center FoundationChapman University/Literacy Tutoring ProgramChild Creativity LabEnCorpsGirls Incorporated of Orange CountyJunior Achievement USAKidpowerKidSingersKidWorksLEAP Learning Center

$7,500$10,000$10,000

$7,500$8,000

$10,000$10,000$10,000

$7,500$7,500

$10,000$7,500

EDUCATION ENVIRONMENT, OCEAN HEALTH & MARINE MAMMALS

OVER $5,000 TO $10,000American Cetacean SocietyGray Whales CountLos Angeles WaterkeeperNonprofit Matching Gifts - Environment, Ocean Health, and Marine MammalsOrange County CoastkeeperPoint Blue Conservation ScienceWild Dolphin Project

$10,000$7,500$7,500$5,333

$10,000$10,000$10,000

OVER $10,000Bolsa Chica ConservancyCrystal Cove ConservancyOcean ConservancyOceanaThe Nature ConservancyThe Ocean FoundationWorld Wildlife Fund

$37,500$57,500

$100,000$115,000$100,000

$28,400$100,000

$5,000 AND UNDERFriends of the James River ParkMarine Mammal Care Center Los AngelesNational Marine Sanctuary FoundationNorthwest Trek FoundationSan Diego CoastkeeperSR3 SeaLife Response, Rehabilitation, and ResearchTrails4AllThe David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust USAUniversity of California, San Diego/ Scripps Whale Acoustic Lab

$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000

$5,000$5,000$3,000

3Ts of Education, K-12 SchoolsBoys & Girls Clubs of Capistrano ValleyBoys & Girls Clubs of Huntington ValleyBoys Hope Girls Hope of Southern CaliforniaCalifornia State University, Fullerton/ Center for Insurance StudiesDiscovery Cube Orange CountyJunior Achievement of Orange CountyM Center of ExcellenceMountain Mission SchoolNonprofit Matching Gifts - EducationOmaha Children’s MuseumPBS SoCalPhilharmonic Society of Orange CountyPretend City Children’s MuseumProject AccessScholars’ Hope FoundationSegerstrom Center for the ArtsThe LIFE FundThink TogetherUniversity of California, Irvine FoundationUniversity of California, Irvine Foundation/ LIFEvest Financial Literacy Program

OVER $10,000$534,500

$15,000$16,000$12,500$30,000

$20,000$17,500

$100,000$25,000

$234,147$15,000$12,500$15,000$15,000$12,500$15,000$15,000$60,000$26,500$50,000

$1,014,525

Long Beach BLASTOperation Jump StartOrange County School of the Arts FoundationPartnership 4 KidsReading to KidsSave Our YouthThe Cambodian FamilyThe Literacy Project FoundationUniversity of California, Irvine Foundation/ SAGE Scholars ProgramVital LinkYMCA of Greater Omaha

$10,000$10,000$10,000$10,000$10,000$10,000

$7,500$10,000$10,000

$10,000$10,000

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Alzheimer’s Association, Central and Western VirginiaAlzheimer’s Orange CountyAmerican Heart Association, Western VirginiaAmerican Red Cross, Desert to the Sea RegionAmerican Red Cross/National Disaster Relief FundsBig Brothers Big Sisters of the MidlandsCalifornia Community FoundationCamino Health CenterCanine Companions for IndependenceCASA for Douglas CountyCASA of Orange CountyCHOC Children’s FoundationCouncil on Aging - Southern CaliforniaFriendly CenterGirls Incorporated of OmahaHealthy Smiles for Kids of Orange CountyHoag Hospital FoundationHomeAid AmericaInterval HouseJ.F. Shea Therapeutic Riding CenterJessie Rees FoundationKaBOOM!MemorialCare Saddleback Medical Center FoundationMercy House Living CentersMiracles for KidsMission Hospital Regional Medical CenterNonprofit Matching Gifts - Health and Human ServicesOrange County United WayProject HarmonyProvidence Speech & Hearing CenterSecond Harvest Food Bank of Orange CountySomeone Cares Soup KitchenSouth County OutreachStanford Health Care

OVER $10,000

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

$15,000$12,500$16,500$15,000

$392,000

$12,500$15,000$12,500$14,000$11,500$14,000$15,000$21,500$12,500$50,000$15,000$15,000$15,000$12,500$12,500$16,000

$351,602$15,000

$14,000$15,000$15,000$92,058

$405,139$50,000$12,500$15,000$22,000$20,000$15,000

Make-A-Wish ArizonaMBA Open Doors FoundationMeals on Wheels San Diego CountyMichael’s PlaceMiddleton OutreachMiriam’s HouseMollie Biggane Melanoma Foundation New Directions for Women FoundationNo Limits Theatre GroupOff The Streets - Huntington BeachOllie Webb CenterOperation SafeHouseOrange County Ronald McDonald HouseParalyzed Veterans of America, Michigan ChapterPatriotic Service Dog FoundationPLOWS Council on AgingRonald McDonald House Charities of Memphis Sanctum HouseSecond Harvest HeartlandSomerset County YMCASouthwest Autism Research & Resource CenterStep Up on Second StreetSusan G. Komen Great PlainsTalbert HouseTeen Leadership FoundationThe Friendship FoundationThe Soldiers ProjectUCP of Orange CountyVoices for ChildrenWaste NotWe Care of Los AlamitosWomen Like Us Foundation

$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000

$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES (CONTINUED)

Integrated Rehabilitation TherapiesIntervention Center for Early ChildhoodIrvine Adult Day Health ServicesJuvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International, OC ChapterLatino Health AccessLaura’s HouseLaurel HouseLos Angeles LGBT CenterLynchburg Area Veterans CouncilMariposa Women and Family CenterOC Gateway to HousingOmaha Home for BoysOneOC/Clinic in the ParkOrange County Community Housing CorporationOrange County Food Access CoalitionOrange County On TrackPADRE FoundationProject HouseworksRadiant Health CentersRiverside Area Rape Crisis CenterSaving Grace Perishable Food RescueServing People In NeedShanti Orange CountySiena/Francis HouseSpecial Olympics Southern CaliforniaTeamMates Mentoring ProgramThe Children’s Dental Center of Greater Los AngelesThe Eli HomeThe Raise FoundationThomas House Family ShelterTrauma Intervention ProgramsWaymakersWomen’s Transitional Living CenterYouth Care & BeyondYWCA of North Orange County

$7,500$7,500

$10,000$10,000

$10,000$10,000

$7,500$10,000

$6,500$10,000$10,000$10,000

$7,500$10,000

$7,500$10,000

$7,500$7,500

$10,000$10,000

$7,500$10,000$10,000

$7,500$8,000$8,000

$10,000

$10,000$10,000$10,000

$7,500$10,000$10,000$10,000

$7,500

Alliance for Housing and HealingAmerican Red Cross of Blue RidgeAssistance League of Santa AnaBoys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. LouisBoys TownBreast Cancer SolutionsCASA of San Bernardino CountyCasa TeresaCasa Youth ShelterChild Guidance CenterChild Saving InstituteChildren’s Bureau of Southern CaliforniaCIELOCommunity Partners/Instituto Para La MujerCrossroadsDiscovery ArtsFamily Assessment Counseling & Education ServicesFamily Support NetworkFood Bank for the HeartlandHabitat for Humanity of OmahaHabitat for Humanity of Orange CountyHands TogetherHELP Adult ServicesHillsboro Community FoundationHuman OptionsiHOPEocIllumination FoundationInland Empire United WayInland Valley Hope Partners

OVER $5,000 TO $10,000$7,500

$10,000$10,000

$7,500$10,000

$7,500$7,500

$10,000$7,500

$10,000$10,000$10,000$10,000

$7,500$7,500$7,500

$10,000

$7,500$9,000

$10,000$10,000

$7,500$10,000

$9,100$10,000$10,000

$6,500$10,000$10,000

Susan G. Komen Orange CountyTogether We RiseToronto United WayUniversity of California, Irvine Foundation/ Diabetes CenterYouth Emergency Services

$20,000$15,000$13,758$15,000

$10,400

$5,000 AND UNDER1736 Family Crisis CenterA Precious ChildACEing AutismAlzheimer’s & Dementia Alliance of WisconsinAlzheimer’s Association, Greater Denver RegionAspire of IllinoisBig Brothers Big Sisters of Central VirginiaBlue Ridge Area Food BankBoulder Jewish Community CenterBoys Hope Girls Hope of IllinoisBridging IncorporatedBrigham and Women’s HospitalCalifornia Fire FoundationCASA of Central VirginiaCass Community Social ServicesColorado UpLiftCommunity Action Partnership of Orange CountyCompletely KIDSCrohn’s & Colitis Foundation, Greater New York ChapterDisabled Patriot Fund Down Syndrome Alliance of the MidlandsEpilepsy Support Network of Orange CountyFamily & Children’s AgencyFoundation Fighting Blindness, NortheastFresh Start Surgical GiftsGirls on the Run of Central VirginiaGiving Children HopeGolden House Golf Fore the Kids Hand To HoldHeartland Hope MissionHide in Plain SightHumanKindJohn Lester FoundationKid HealthyLeukemia & Lymphoma Society

$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$4,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$4,000$5,000$5,000

$5,000$4,500$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000$5,000

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Lisa Fields Assistant Vice President, Asset Management and Servicing Real Estate Investments

Scott Marshall Assistant Vice President, Portfolio Management Investment Management

James Morris Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer

Tennyson Oyler Vice President Brand Management and Public Affairs

Tere Segarra Director Community Relations

Tim Shaheen Senior Vice President, Technology, Strategy and Innovation Life Insurance Division

Janine Stallings Vice President Corporate Audit

Carol Sudbeck Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer

Steven Udvar-Hazy Senior Vice President, OEM Relations and Market Development Aviation Capital Group

Rebecah Weber Internal Audit Coordinator Retirement Solutions Division

Brian Woolfolk Senior Vice President, Sales and Chief Marketing Officer Retirement Solutions Division

Christina Wu Senior Product Compliance Analyst Life Insurance Division

FOUNDATION DIRECTORS

James Morris Chairman

Carol Sudbeck Vice Chairman

Tennyson Oyler President

Tere Segarra Vice President

Edward Byrd Chief Financial Officer

Joseph Tortorelli General Counsel

Jane Guon Secretary

Marryn Santucci Assistant Secretary

Starla Yamauchi Assistant Secretary

FOUNDATION OFFICERS

CORPORATE DIRECTORSDarryl D. Button 2,3 Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Pacific Life Insurance Company

Mariann Byerwalter 1 Chairman SRI International

Sharon A. Cheever 2,3 Senior Vice President and General Counsel Pacific Life Insurance Company

Dwight W. Decker 1 Retired Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Conexant Systems, Inc.

Christopher D. Furman 1 President and Chief Executive Officer Ventura Foods, LLC

Julia S. Gouw 1 Retired President and Chief Operating Officer East West Bank

Adrian S. Griggs 2,3 Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Pacific Life Insurance Company

Lawrence F. Harr 3 Partner Lamson, Dugan & Murray, LLP

James T. Morris 1,2,3 Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer Pacific Life Insurance Company

J. Michael Shepherd 1 Chairman BNP Paribas USA, BancWest Corporation and Bank of the West

Scott D. Stowell 1 Retired Executive Chairman of the Board CalAtlantic Group, Inc.

Carol R. Sudbeck 2 Executive Vice President and Chief Adminstrative Officer Pacific Life Insurance Company

Peter J. Taylor 1 President ECMC Foundation

Kerry L. Williams 1 Chief Operating Officer Experian

Dean A. Yoost 1 Retired Partner PricewaterhouseCoopers

1 Director of Pacific Mutual Holding Company 2 Director of Pacific LifeCorp 3 Director of Pacific Life Insurance Company

The power of corporate responsibility at Pacific Life allows us to make a positive contribution in the communities in which we do business, live, and grow.

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