asa Pacifica was pleased to welcome Bryan Samuels, President Obama’s

appointee to the post of Commissioner of theAdministration on Children,Youth, and Families at theU.S. Department of Healthand Human Services – or,put more simply, the federalhead of foster care – to itscampus on February 15th.Vicki Murphy, Casa Pacifica’sDirector of Development &Operations, invited Mr.Samuels when she visitedWashington D.C. lastOctober as part of a selectpanel to discuss emergingtrends in foster care andthe focus of national policyon the issue.

Mr. Samuels’ visit to Casa Pacifica was just one stop on a California trip, which includedpresenting the keynote address at the CaliforniaAlliance for Children and Families’ annual

conference in Napa,California. During hisvisit to Casa PacificaMr. Samuels metwith County officialsfrom Ventura, SantaBarbara, and San LuisObispo Counties anddiscussed thedirection of childwelfare policies andfoster care at thefederal level. Thegood news was thatPresident Obamaactually increasedfunding going

toward child welfare in his 2012 Budget, but Mr. Samuels has the challenging task ofconvincing Congress to pass that increase. Casa

Pacifica’s threeYouth Advocates,each a formerfoster youth, also had theopportunity tomeet privatelywith Mr. Samuelsfor about an hour.They shared theirfoster careexperiences aswell as their first-hand impressionsof what policiesare working andwhat could be

improved for transitioning/emancipated fosteryouth. Mr. Samuels offered some sage adviceas to where the youths should direct theirefforts in the future.

According to theAdministration forChildren & Familieswebsite, prior tohis appointment asCommissioner, Mr.Samuels spent hiscareer formulating service delivery innovationsand streamlining operations in large governmentorganizations on behalf of children, youth, and families. His commitment to public serviceis largely motivated by his own success inovercoming great personal hardship during hiseleven and a half years of growing up in aresidential school for disadvantaged children.This experience shaped his commitment toserve children who live in foster care, and

reinforced his belief that dedicated people andwell-designed programs can make a dramaticimpact on the lives of at-risk youth.

Mr. Samuels served as the Chief of Staff forChicago Public Schools where he held aleadership position managing the day-to-dayoperations of the third largest school system inthe nation. Prior to that role, he served as theDirector of the Illinois Department of Childrenand Family Services, the country’s third largestchild welfare agency, where he implementedcomprehensive assessments of all childrenentering care, redesigned transitional andindependent living programs to better prepareyouth for emancipation, created a child locationunit to track all runaway youth, and introducedevidenced-based programs to address the impactof trauma and exposure to violence on childrenin state care.

Casa Pacifica was grateful to be included on Mr. Samuels’ itinerary, and to be able tointroduce him to Casa Pacifica. Mr. Samuels

later commented that as asnapshot view and withoutknowing what our outcomesare and based on Casa Pacifica’sphysical campus, our childrenseem happy and friendly, andthe staff professional, passionate,and dedicated. Casa Pacifica

was proud to host Mr. Samuels for a few hoursand to share a dialogue on the direction fostercare is heading nationally.

Bryan Samuels – National Head of Foster Care – Visits Casa Pacifica

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President’s MessageCEO’s MessagePage 2

Annual FundraisingPage 6

Angels & AmigosPage 8 & 9

Board NewsPage 11

Upcoming EventsPage 12

Spr ing 2011 Volume 11 • Number 1

"YOUR CHILDREN SEEM HAPPYAND FRIENDLY, AND THE STAFF IS PROFESSIONAL, PASSIONATE,

AND DEDICATED." ~BRYAN SAMUELS

Casa Pacifica’s Youth Advocates, Cristina Miranda,

Raquel Montes, Tyron Blackman, with Mr. Samuels.

atch Day! It’s an exciting day at the end of February when doctoral candidates in psychology from around the country find out where they are

going to intern and when organizations offering internships find out who will be intheir program. The process begins in the fall when candidates apply for internshipsthat they believe will advance their knowledge and skills. The most highly prizedinternship programs are those approved by the American Psychological Association(APA), especially those focusing on populations with whom the doctoral candidateshope to work. Casa Pacifica is APA approved and highly sought after for aninternship opportunity working with kids and families.

This year more than 170 doctoralcandidates from major universitiesapplied to be accepted as one of ourfive interns. After reviewing theirapplications we invited 36 to comefor a day-long interview (at their ownexpense!). We ranked 24 of them on

the same national data base used by other participatingprograms. Likewise, internship candidates rank theirinternship choices in that data base. The computerprogram then matched sites to candidates.

Match day is over. The five interns we selected will start inAugust. One of our new interns comes from a majoruniversity “with incredible training opportunities andtalented faculty.” She chose Casa Pacifica because it gaveher the “. . . chance to work at a place where individualsand families are served with an appreciation for contextand community, and where the organization is constantlyworking to improve.” About her interview she said that “Iwas consistently impressed by the way everyone at CasaPacifica interacted . . . seeing hellos and laughs, watchingpeople hold doors open for one another, and noticing the

exchanges between all of the people whose paths we crossed. It’s clear that youvalue one another and love the work you do — even when nobody's watching. Yourcommunity . . . is the kind that grows through consistent, positive interactions andisn't the kind that is manufactured for a day. It is also the kind of community thathelps to sustain an agency when the work is difficult or conflict inevitably occurs.”

We see as part of our mission preparing future psychologists and others working withkids and families to be the best they can be. We are proud of our nationally recognizedpre-doctoral psychology internship program, the cutting edge training we provide,and the outstanding staff who are committed to quality services. We are most proud,though, of the “match day” that happens between our staff and those they help whenrelationships heal and kids and families begin rebuilding their lives in healthy ways.

Sincerely,2

From the President of the Board of Directors From the Chief Executive Officer

any, many thanks go to all those who created a magical holiday season for the children of Casa Pacifica. To see the children’s excitement as Santa arrived in the

gym, this year on a decorated bicycle sleigh, was to experience their joy with them.Each child is surprised with a gift that he or she has wished for, thanks to our generouscommunity of donors. Our ever-present Casa Pacifica Angels also make it possible forthe children to shop at a pre-Christmas boutique where each of them is allowed topurchase gifts for their family members, all provided by your donations. To witnessthem select their presents, then choose the wrapping paper, ribbon, and gift tags foreach gift brings joy to all the volunteers who help with the day.

Congratulations to the Angels, who again provided abeautiful evening at the annual Angels Ball. Our gratitudegoes to Hugh and Keets Cassar for hosting the Ball onceagain, to all our generous sponsors, and to CaroleKirschbaum, Kirsten Selleck, and their Angels BallCommittee for creating an elegant evening. The Cassarswere presented with this year’s annual Guardian Angelaward, an announcement that is always a surprisehighlight of the evening. The Cassars are true angels toCasa Pacifica. Another highlight of the evening was ourspeaker Cristina Miranda, a former resident of CasaPacifica who now works there as a Youth Advocate. Weare proud of Cristina and the work she is doing to helpother youth who are aging out of the foster care system.

The Angels never cease their work of fundraising events and special parties for thechildren. They are already at work planning the Wine & Food Festival and the children’sprom in June, as well as the Fashion Show in September. In addition, past Casa PacificaBoard of Directors members Al and Petra Lowe and their loyal committee are planningthe 19th annual Care for Kids golf tournament in July. All these volunteers are workingto create a better life for the disadvantaged children of Casa Pacifica.

We are happy to welcome new Board members Sean Baker, Doug Mazza, and RezaRazzaghipour. At our monthly board meetings, our volunteer board members and staffdiscuss the work of the many committees in place to oversee the very complex operationthat is Casa Pacifica. In addition, we follow the progress of a child or two during theirstay at our agency. On occasion a child, along with his or her clinician, will come in totalk to the Board during its monthly meeting. It is amazing to watch a child sit in frontof a large group of adults whom they don’t know and pour out their heart, knowingwe are there because we care about them. It keeps us grounded and confirmed in ourknowledge of why we donate our time and talents to this “home with a heart.”

We are so grateful to everyone who volunteers and donates of themselves to Casa Pacificaeach year, bringing blessings to our children in an abundance of ways.

Sincerely,

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Steven E. Elson, Ph.D.Chief Executive Officer

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WORKING TO IMPROVE." ~ CASA PACIFICA INTERN

Sheila RakestrawCasa Pacifica Board President

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ith the help of generous donors Sean and Dianna Baker, and a gift from an anonymous friend, Cloud 9 (the campus store where

the kids can ‘shop’) was moved from a small, dark, windowlessroom in the gymnasium building to a large, light-filled space in a modularbuilding near the school. Dianna Baker, a Cloud 9 volunteer, was soexcited about making this change that she convinced her husband theyshould help finance the move and remodel, as well as help stock the newstore with items for the kids to buy. Sean Baker was right on board andeven brought in his electronics person to install a flat screen TV that runsspecial videos all day long. New vinyl flooring that resembles woodenplanks and new ceiling tiles immediately gave a fresh, relaxed vibe to the

space, which now offers a “Surf Shack” theme. A special pass throughwindow was installed so that in the future, students will be able to learnabout business by running the store for a few hours each week and selling items through the walk-up window. A freestanding counter withreed-covered chairs offers a spot for the kids to sit down and enjoy an icecream bar or smoothie.

Cloud 9’s grand opening was held early in December, and the kids loved it immediately. We are extremely grateful to the Bakers and to ouranonymous donor for their generosity, and our children thank them for creating a hip, cool place on campus to hang out.

s I reflect on the past two-and-a-half years since I arrived at Casa Pacifica, I am amazed at the progress the school has made. It would be unfair to take all of the credit, so I would love to take this opportunity to update you on programs that

have been implemented, highlight people who have contributed to theturnaround, and share our vision for the future.

The SRA reading program has had profound results for our youth through targetedreading intervention. With the help of teacher Jenny Duncan, students haveimproved their reading levels in a short amount of time, including a couple ofstudents who jumped three grade levels in one school year. Additionally, weincreased our technology focus through the use of laptops, projectors, andaccess to Apex Learning’s online coursework.

The school hired a certified fitness trainer, Missy Andrews, to work with studentson group and individual goals regarding health and fitness. Recently, our youth trained for the Great Race of Agoura 5K run, and are working on meeting presidential fitnessstandards. Jill and Tom Ball continue to grow our music program and each performanceexceeds our expectations. And, this year saw the opening of the orientation and interventionroom, run by Mark Lybrand and Mary-Lynn Wagner, which provides a welcoming environmentfor all new students, ensuring a positive, smooth transition into our school.

In the classroom, our teachers have emphasized higher academic standards and focused onquality instruction, including Character-Based Literacy, to help contribute to student learning.Each year our teachers and their support staff strive to reach kids that many schools havegiven up on. They do this by focusing on relationships and quality instruction. Our behaviorsupport staff is now present in the classrooms allowing them to be more proactive in headingoff incidents, which has translated into better results. Whether encouraging our kids to playon our basketball team in the Boys & Girls Club league, participate in the County ScienceFair, work an on or off-campus job, attend welding classes at the County’s ROP program,take junior college classes while in high school, or prepare kids to pass the High School ExitExam, our staff has truly embraced the concept that it takes a village to help these students.

In addition, the administrative team of Darlene Garcia, Monica Arambula, and Annie Ellberghelps to make the school’s day-to-day operations run smoothly.

We could never do our work without the tremendous support of Dr. Steve Elsonand our Board of Directors, the clinical team, the Development office, the healthclinic, and all of the programs at Casa Pacifica working together to ensure our kids’ultimate success. Casa Pacifica is also the fortunate benefactor of tremendouscommunity support. Though much of it comes in the form of financial donations,a number of individuals and groups have given their time to help in our school’sremarkable turnaround. Individuals like Pat McDonough, Rose Larson, and KarenMadden faithfully run our library. On-campus volunteers Kerry Anderson, TiffanyBrinner, Richard Castaniero, Steve Coyne, Sande Crawford, Maria Oliver, SandyPhillips, Danielle Smith, and Barbara Wagner help students in the classroom eachweek. CSUCI’s Community Coordinator, Pilar Pacheco, keeps us in mind and sends

quality tutors and mentors our way. This year Pete and Pat Spink of Cabo Seafood and GrillCantina in Oxnard hosted an Enchilada Night to benefit us, and a very generous monetarydonation from Roger Alves of Scosche Industries enabled the school to purchase muchneeded resources.

Our deepest thanks go to Rancho St. Francis, a program of the Hogan Family Foundation,and Coach Patty’s Gymnastics for providing our students special access to their programs.And finally, a special thank you goes to Heidi Whitcomb of Ventura Rentals, who tirelesslyvolunteers her time and resources for the students in the NPS. This list is not exhaustive and weare very grateful to everyone who has donated time or resources to make our school a success.

So what lies ahead? Continued academic and emotional success is at the forefront of ourefforts. We look forward to the addition of a program that will serve at-risk autism students,as well as a fitness center/weight room for children. A mid-term WASC (Western AssociationSchools & College) accreditation visit is scheduled in the spring. And, we look forward tomore kids passing the High School Exit Exam, becoming proficient on state standards, andhaving positive and successful transitions to the next stage of their lives.

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A young shelter resident

shops in Cloud 9.

Cloud 9 Store Finds New Home on Campus

From the Principal of Casa Pacifica’s Nonpublic School – Scott Mastroianni

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Children Helping Children

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Sponsor A Child for the Prom for $100

Though a few months away, plans for the 2011 Children’s Prom are already underway.The June Prom is always an exciting event for the day school students and Casa Pacific

residents, as it offers the opportunity not only to ride in a limousine, but also to spend a few hours mingling, dancing, feasting, and taking memorable photos.

You can help create those memories! While manicurists and hair stylists donate their services,we often need to buy dresses for girls whose sizes don’t match any of the gowns that aredonated, as well as appropriate shoes and undergarments. We rent tuxedos for the highschool boys, but need to purchase slacks, dress shirts, dark socks, and shoes for the restof them. If you would like to help make the Prom an unforgettable memory, sponsor achild for the prom for $100. Please contact Louisa Riccobono in the Development Officeat (805) 445-7822 to make your donation, or if you would like further information.

Gift Cards are also very helpful in acquiring items needed for the children for the Prom. GIFTCARD WISH LIST: Payless Shoes, TJ Maxx, Ross Dress for Less, Marshall’s, Target, Kohl’s, Torrid,and Macy’s.

2010 Barbara & Larry Meister Employee of the Year Awards

C asa Pacifica Centers for Children and Families is proud to announce the 2010 Barbara & Larry Meister Employee of the Year awards.

The award is given in memory of Larry Meister who with his wife,Barbara, were instrumental in making Casa Pacifica a reality, and torecognize the high quality of character that Larry displayed daily in hisinteractions with his family, business associates, and the community.

Each 2010 Employee of the Year recipient received a monetary award and tickets either the Angels Ball, the Wine & Food Festival, or theSpotlight on Style Fashion Show. Congratulations to Tamika and Lindsey on receiving this special award that recognizes employees who exemplify Casa Pacifica’s values of respect, integrity, compassion, and courage.

On-CampusTamika Towler

AM Cottage Lead – McDonalds Cottage

Community-BasedLindsey Levenson

Crisis Care Lead Specialist - SAFTY

C asa Pacifica is always proud to highlight the efforts of our community’s younger members to make a difference in the lives of Casa Pacifica’s children. The following

are some of those efforts:

Several Conejo Valley Boys & Girls Clubs joined together tosupport Casa Pacifica’s kids by purchasing gifts featured onholiday dove “ornaments." Casa Pacifica provides these itemsto the community so people can help make a difference andbring happiness to our kids during the holiday season. Eachornament represents an item from one of the children’sholiday wish lists. With the help of generous efforts fromyouth of the Redwood Boys & Girls Club, Sequoia Boys & GirlsClub, Los Cerritos Boys & Girls Club, Colina Boys & Girls Club,and Chaparrel Boys & Girls Club, a large collection of wished-for treasures found its way to Casa Pacifica’s doors. Thank youto all the kids at each of the Boys & Girls Clubs who openedtheir hearts to making our children’s lives brighter thisholiday season, and to Dave DeMaio of the RedwoodBoys & Girls Club for organizing this project.

In November, Vicki Murphy, Casa Pacifica’s Director of Development & Operations, andArchie, Casa Pacifica’s therapy dog, visited Round Meadow Elementary School inCalabasas and shared the story of Casa Pacifica and its children. As a result, ten classesfrom the elementary school adopted Casa Pacifica this past holiday season and collectedan amazing amount of clothing, books, electronics, games, personal care items, linens,gift cards, etc. for our kids. The delivery cars overflowed abundantly when they arrived at

Casa Pacifica. Thank you to all the teachers, parents, administrators, and especially thechildren of Round Meadow Elementary for their loving, giving, and generous hearts! You made a difference in our children’s lives!

With the help of their mothers, Julie Hainer and Pam Davies, agroup of young children cleverly named “the Caring Crew” createda wonderful, sugary masterpiece of a gingerbread village for thechildren of Casa Pacifica. With rows of houses, streets and a centralpark with decorated trees, the children adorned the royal icing-covered town with peppermint sticks, red hots, M&Ms, licoricewhips, hard candies, gumdrops, and marshmallows. The villagewas prominently displayed at the children’s holiday party, and ascould be expected, some of the finishing details of the creation“disappeared” into sweets-craving mouths. Not too much damagewas done, however, and everyone had a great time enjoying themouth-watering display. Thank you to Julie, Pam, and all the kids

who were so thoughtful, creative, and generous!

In December, Colin Milhaupt celebrated the momentousoccasion of his Bar Mitzvah. In honor of his grandmother, Grace Cohen, Colin donated the$450 he received in Bar Mitzvah gifts to Casa Pacifica. His grandmother had supportedand appreciated Casa Pacifica for many years, recognizing our agency’s important workwith the children in our community who lacked families that love, protect, nurture andcare for them. Our sincere thanks go to Colin for his generosity and selfless gift, and ouradmiration for his recognition of his grandmother’s love and care for others – a wonderfulexample for young people as they step forward into the world.

Hainer Caring Kids Gingerbread Village.

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hile many businesses and groups donated their time and energies to helping Casa Pacifica and its children over the past few months since the last Heartlines

issue, the following highlight just a few of those efforts:

he Camarillo Quilters Association, lead by their President Allison Bailey, included Casa Pacifica once

again this year as recipients of the beautiful, colorful,detailed, creative handmade quilts the group fashionseach year. Casa Pacifica received 40 of the beautifulworks of art to give to the children and families thatCasa Pacifica serves. We are very grateful to eachCamarillo Quilters Association member for the love and care they put into their blankets,and for the compassion and love that those blankets represent as they are wrappedaround our deserving children.

Guided by Linda Landau, Pam Johnson, WendyChandler, Kim Robertson, Debbie Nunez, LynneZuckerman, and Karen Zaracoff of the NationalCharity League’s Conejo Valley and Westsidechapters, 280 volunteers – women and daughters –joined together in Casa Pacifica’s gymnasium andconstructed 400 fleece blankets for Casa Pacifica’schildren and families in just one afternoon. Thewomen cut fabric of a wide variety of colors anddesigns, fringed each edge of each blanket, and then

knotted the pieces as a finishing detail. We are grateful to the National Charity League’sdedicated volunteers for this generous gift, that combined with the quilts from the

Camarillo Quilters Association gives Casa Pacifica the opportunity to comfort a great number of children who are in need of love. Thank you to all the mothers and daughtersof the National Charity League, and all the ladies that organized the day, who each gaveof their time and hearts to make this event so successful!

Keeping our children warm continued as a theme in January – just in time for the coldweather Southern California experienced – when Rick Winters of Winters Financial Groupand Lydia Gable of Prudential California Realty organized a Winter Wonderland charity event.Held at a local park in Westlake Village, the fun day included games, craft projects, warmcoffee, and cool smoothies, while focusing on collecting gently used coats for the childrenof Casa Pacifica. It was a wonderful time for the many people who attended as Rick andLydia presented over 500 coats to Casa Pacifica! Our deep thanks go to Rick and Lydia fortheir unique and innovative idea to bring help and warmth to Casa Pacifica’s kids.

John Stevens created a special holiday moment when he dropped ofa large donation of toys, games, books, and more that his churchcollected specifically for Casa Pacifica’s children. John, married anda member of the United States Army, is also a former Casa Pacificaresident! It was very inspiring to have him visit our campus and notonly give back to a place that gave so much to him, but to enlist hischurch in making a difference in the lives of children who need help,just as he did. Our sincere thanks go to John, his mother-in-law whoaccompanied him to drop off the gifts, and all the members of John’schurch for this thoughtful and generous donation that brightenedthe lives of our children during the holiday season! We are proud tohave had a positive impact on John’s life that he wanted to repay.

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Community News

Holidays at Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village Bless Casa Pacifica

A s it has done for the past couple of years, Four Seasons Hotel WestlakeVillage helped brighten the holiday season for Casa Pacifica’s children

with several fundraising activities. The elegant and popular Teddy Bear Tea,held each Saturday and Sunday in December leading up to Christmas, garnered aplethora of toys and gifts for our kids as the price of admission to the Tea wasan unwrapped gift for a Casa Pacifica child.

Four Seasons Hotel also auctioned off “deeds” to gingerbread structures, asthey have done in the past, expertly crafted by the hotel’s Assistant PastryChef and his helpers. This year, however, instead of a few large mansions,they built a Gingerbread Village that featured real estate such as Snowflake ElementarySchool, Wonderland Train Station, Gumdrop Factory, Mrs. Claus’s Poinsettia FlowerBoutique, The Egg Nog Café, and the Hot Chocolate Water Tower, just to name a few.Once a deed was purchased, Four Seasons Hotel donated that amount to Casa Pacifica inthe name of the gingerbread house’s new “owner.”

A special dinner and reception was also held for Four Seasons Hotel’s regularclients who enjoyed, along with the excellent fare, playing various games ofchance such as a dice game called “Throw Santa from the Sleigh.” Winnersreceived half the pot, the other half of which was donated to Casa Pacifica.Vicki Murphy, Casa Pacifica’s Director of Development & Operations, and Archie,our therapy dog, attended Four Seasons Hotel’s employee and family holidayparty to thank Four Season’s wonderful staff for all they did during the holidayseason to benefit Casa Pacifica. Archie was a big hit as everyone wanted to gettheir photo snapped with him, shortening the line for Santa for a little while.

Casa Pacifica is very grateful to Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village for all their supportduring the holiday season, and throughout the year, and we appreciate their generosityand partnership in bettering the lives of our deserving children.

Look for the Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village VIP Lounge at the Casa Pacifica AngelsWine & Food Festival, Sunday June 5th.

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Grants Received • November 2010 - March 2011

Wood-Claeyssens Foundation $388,000

In-N-Out Burger Foundation $20,000

Pentair $10,000

Million Dollar Round Table Foundation $5,000

Change a Life Foundation $3,949

Greene Family Foundation $3,000

Limoneira Foundation $1,000

O'Connell Family Foundation $500

Change a Life Foundation $400

Tax-Saving Opportunity for Donors Aged 70 1/2+

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Planned Giving

Annual Fundraising Goal: $2.4 Million

FUNDRAISING-TO-DATE 2010-2011 FISCAL YEAR*

$1,808,084

*Fiscal year runs from July 1st to June 30th.

MARGIN-OF-CARE

Casa Pacifica needs

$33 per day per child

in private funds.

$587,954(73%)

$620,894(83%)

GRANTSGOAL

$750,000(31%)

INDIVIDUAL & CORPORATE DONATIONS

GOAL$850,000(35%)

$599,236(70%)

ANGELS/EVENTS GOAL$800,000(33%)

Casa Pacifica gratefully recognizes the following

foundations, businesses, and organizations for grants.

Under the extended charitable IRA legislation, now you can make charitable gifts usingfunds from your individual retirement accounts (IRAs) without undesirable tax effects.

Previously you would have had to report any amount taken from your IRA as taxableincome. You could then take a charitable deduction for the gift, but only up to 50percent of your adjusted gross income. In effect, this caused some donors to pay more inincome taxes than they would have if they hadn’t made a gift at all.

Fortunately, now these IRA gifts can be accomplished simply and without tax complications.Plus, you can make the gifts now—while you are living and able to witness the benefitsof your generosity. This unique opportunity expires at the end of 2011.

You may contribute funds this way if:• You are age 70½ or older at the time of the gift. • The gifts total any amount up to $100,000 in 2011. • You transfer funds directly from an IRA. • You transfer the gifts outright to one or more qualified charities, but not to supporting

organizations, or for gift annuities, charitable trusts or donor advised funds.

How the Extended Law Works Pat, age 80, has $450,000 in an IRA and has pledged to give Casa Pacifica $75,000 thisyear. If Pat transfers $75,000 to us directly from the IRA, she will avoid paying income taxon that amount. She cannot, however, claim a charitable deduction—it is a pure wash. Pathas found an easy way to benefit Casa Pacifica without tax complications. If Pat’s spouse hasan IRA and is 70½ or older, he can also give up to $100,000 tax-free to a charity of his choice.

How to Make a Gift Contact your IRA custodian soon to transfer your desired gift amount to Casa Pacifica.

For More Information It is wise to consult tax professionals if you are contemplating gifts under the extended law.Please feel free to contact Carrie Hughes at (805) 445-7831 or chughes@casapacifica.orgwith any questions.

Copyright © The Stelter Company, All rights reserved. This information is not intended as legal or tax advice. Forlegal or tax advice, please consult an attorney. Figures cited in examples are for hypothetical purposes only andare subject to change. References to estate and income taxes apply to federal taxes only. State income/estatetaxes or state law may impact your results.

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Corporate LeadersPlatinum Level

$20,000+

Gold Level $15,000

Silver Level $10,000

Bronze Level $7,500

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ontecito Bank & Trust is a 36-year old privately owned, strong performing, and well capitalized community bank

headquartered in Santa Barbara, California. Its mission is to take aleadership role in making the communities it serves better places tolive and work. With more than $930 million in total assets, its eightfull-service branches are conveniently located throughout SantaBarbara and Ventura Counties. Montecito Bank & Trust deliversuniquely personalized banking services to individuals and families, and its experienced commercial bankers offera full range of commercial loans and cash management services to local companies. The Wealth ManagementDivision provides customized investment management and trust and estate services.

Montecito Bank & Trust actively supports local nonprofits who make invaluable contributions to the vitality of ourcommunities through specialized banking services, a bank-wide employee commitment to volunteerism, and throughunique programs like Community Dividends®, which annually gifts $1 million to more than 150 local nonprofits.

Montecito Bank & Trust has been designated a Super Premier or Premier Performing Bank for the last ten yearsby The Findley Reports, an independent service which rates the financial performance of California banks. Community Connections is just one of the many Paths to Prosperity® found at Montecito Bank & Trust.

MMontecito Bank & Trust

. J. Harrison and Sons was established in 1932 and is one of the oldest and largest privately owned trash collection businesses in

the United States. Our philosophy is that people should not have to thinkabout trash or recycling and that the collection be simple as possible tohelp people "to do the right thing." The Company motto, "Service isEverything" has ensured success and longevity. Myra Harrison is co-founder, her son Ralph serves as President, and her other two sons, Jim and Myron, serve as Vice Presidents.

E. J. Harrison and Sons is dedicated to providing superior customer service at reasonable rates. Our professionalCustomer Service and sales staff are ready to set up a solid waste collection and recycling program to meet eachindividual customer's need for complete satisfaction.

Today the company provides service to over 80,000 customers with residential, commercial, and industrial service.All customers are provided the opportunity to recycle over 17 different materials including newsprint, glass,cardboard, plastic, and paper products.

The recyclables are taken to Gold Coast Recycling and Transfer Station where they are sorted, baled and sold forreuse. Ralph, Jim and Myron are sole owners and partners in this facility that also serves as a Transfer Station,materials buy back center, self haul disposal site and Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center. Green wasterecycling services are also provided and the material is taken to Agromin where it is processed and sold for reusein agricultural products, fuel and landscape materials.

The company provides service to the County of Ventura: Thousand Oaks, Camarillo, Ventura, Ojai, Fillmore,Santa Paula, and the City of Carpinteria in Santa Barbara County.

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For more information about Casa Pacifica's Corporate Leader Program, please contact Carrie Hughes at (805) 445-7831 or email chughes@casapacifica.org

Welcome New Corporate Leader, Harrison Industries

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O n February 26th, the 22nd version of the Angels Ball was held once again at the stunning Sherwood Country Club, and hosted

by Keets and Hugh Cassar for the fourth year in a row. The ballroomwas awash in gold lighting as guests gathered to enjoy each other’scompany and dine on gourmet fare, bid on wonderful Live Auctionitems, dance the night away to the sounds of Hit Machine, and hearan inspiring story told by Cristina Miranda, a Casa Pacifica alumna.

Ms. Miranda shared the moving story of herlife growing up in a house plagued withdomestic violence, circumstances that leadto her eventual placement at Casa Pacifica.It was her life’s path following her stay atCasa Pacifica that brought people to tears,however. A young, single mother at twenty,she was encouraged by Vicki Murphy andCarrie Hughes of Casa Pacifica’s DevelopmentDepartment to get a college education as“the ticket to a better life.” Cristina beganworking at Casa Pacifica as a YouthAdvocate and was determined to finishcollege. Now a senior at California StateUniversity Channel Islands, she is preparingto take the LSAT and apply to a special USCprogram that offers a dual degree in law

and social work. Ms. Miranda’s speech was a compelling influenceon the guests who later bid generously on the Higher EducationScholarships offered in the Live Auction, which alone raised $49,000to help foster youth attend college or trade school.

There was a special side story to Ms. Miranda’s speech. Dr. RozWarner, a Casa Pacifica Board of Directors member, is also one ofthe Women of Jewelia – a group of 13 women who joined togetherto purchase a stunning diamond necklace (which they named Jewelia),and who take turns each month using the necklace to bring goodinto the world. Dr. Warner surprised Ms. Miranda at the Angels Ball byplacing the elegant strand of diamonds around her neck. Kym Douglas– the beauty expert, make-up artist to the stars, and television personalitywho is regularly seen on the Ellen DeGeneres Show, skillfully emceedthe evening’s events. The Live Auction presented unique offeringsincluding a private dinner for ten at Sherwood Country Club; anentertainment package that included tickets to the Emmy Awards Show,The Ellen DeGeneres Show, The Doctors Show, and dinner at theSmoke House in Toluca Lake; a seven-day cruise on Princess CruiseLine; a Labrador Retriever puppy; and a San Diego get-away thatincluded sailing on the America’s Cup “Stars & Stripes” yacht, andtickets to the Old Globe Theater. Special offerings that benefitedCasa Pacifica kids directly included the Higher Education Scholarshipsand camp experiences to SeaWorld and Big Bear.

The evening was wonderful success raising over $172,000 (net) togo toward filling the gap between what funding Casa Pacificareceives through government contracts and the actual costs ofrunning its valuable programs and services. We are very grateful tothe Angels Ball Co-chairs, Kirsten Selleck and Carole Kirschbaum,and the Angels Ball Committee for all their hard work and love increating this beautiful, elegant evening. Our sincere thanks go to allof our sponsors for ensuring the Angels Ball raised significant fundswhich will benefit Casa Pacifica’s deserving children and youth.

Angels Ball an Educational Experience for All

C asa Pacifica is proud to announce the Guardian Angel Award for 2010 was

presented at the Angels Ball to Keets andHugh Cassar for their tremendous love,support, and commitment to Casa Pacificaand its children, exhibited in many ways.

In the words of Board of Director member, Chuck Cohen, whopresented the award to the Cassars: “Tonight we again honorselfless service and boundless philanthropy. In this instance, to citespecific works and accomplishments is almost trite; it is redundant.Yes, we have exemplary service as a board member and officer(Secretary), committee chair, and doers who give of time, andwisdom, and resources to rebuild the dignity, psyche, and humanity

of – to the shame of our greater community – our insufficientlycared for children in hurt.

“Yes, we have extraordinary time and deep financial support given forthe array of Casa Pacifica’s necessary fundraising events as four-timehosts of this Angels Ball, hosts of an annual International Charity GolfTournament that has earmarked its receipts to Casa Pacifica for twoyears running, sponsors of the fabled Wine & Food Festival, specialoccasion hosts at their warm and gorgeously comfortable home,chairwoman of the Angel’s equally fabled Fall Fashion Show, andperhaps most significant, sharing the message of Casa Pacifica –infecting their family, friends, and business colleagues with the grandpurpose and needs of Casa Pacifica.”

Congratulations to Keets and Hugh on receiving this high recognitionwhich symbolizes our sincere gratitude for all they do for Casa Pacifica!

Guardian Angel Award

Host of DreamsThe Cassar Family

Dinner Sponsor of HopeSelleck Development Group/

Dan Selleck and Deborah & Stephen Smith

Sponsors of StabilityValueClick

The Zarley Family

Sponsors of IndependenceElise & Bill Kearney

RylandWells Fargo

The Wennes Family

Sponsors of ConfidenceCalifornia United Bank

Donahue SchriberDr. & Mrs. Raymond Kirschbaum

Montecito Bank & TrustThe Tesoro Family

Sponsors of AchievementAnderson Kill Wood & Bender, P.C.

Linda & David CatlinHarriet Karol

Sponsors of PromiseSusan & Ken Bauer

Kimberly & Farshad FardadLee & Associates/Michael Tingus

Lorraine & Doug MazzaLon & Rocky Morton

Sponsors of LoveChristina & Ron La Forgia

Linda & Lewis LandauJane & Richard Rush

Cynthia & Marc Wolfsohn

Angels Ball 2011 Sponsors

Angels & Amigos News

Youth Advocate Cristina Miranda

Keets & Hugh Cassar

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Save The Date!

he past year has been quite a successful one for both the Angels and Amigos. The Angels’ fundraising events garnered substantial

funds for Casa Pacifica – especially the 2010 Wine & Food Festivalwhich netted over $268,000, making it the most successful fundraisingevent in Casa Pacifica’s history. The children’s parties were creative andfun events that had the children smiling and laughing. The children saidlast year’s Haunted Zombie Maze at the Halloween Party was the bestmaze ever! And the Amigos hosted monthly fun days for the kids livingon campus such as hiking trips, bike rides, soccer clinics, a whalewatching excursion, and many other activities that brought the kids and Amigos together for not only a fun time, but also for the opportunityto guide, teach, and mentor the kids.

We are not writing to you to provide a recap of the year’s successesthough. We are writing to you to ask for your help, which can come in two ways. Whether because of the economy or for some otherreason, Angel and Amigo membership has dropped off noticeably in the past couple of years. The dues collected from Angels and Amigosmembership renewals fund the costs of the children’s parties, theAmigos fun days, and end-of-year gift to meet a specific campus need.

Simply joining the Angels or Amigos (or both) makes a difference in thelives of Casa Pacifica’s children. Or, along with joining and paying your dues,you can volunteer by working on a fundraising event committee, helpingout at an Amigo Fun Day, or helping plan and decorate for a Children’sParty. There are volunteer opportunities that take a small amount oftime and effort, and those that require more of a commitment.

We need you! The children need you! Please take a moment and join the Angels and/or Amigos today. You can sign up online atwww.casapacifica.org, or call Stephanie Caffee in the DevelopmentDepartment at (805) 484-7144 to become a member or if you have anyquestions. We look forward to having you join us in making a differencein the lives of some very deserving children who need our help.

Sincerely,

TWe Need You!

Carol Kirschbaum Deanne RawlinsPresident PresidentAngels Board of Directors Amigos Board of Directors

Voted "Best Cultural

Festival of Ventura County"

for the third year in a row.

– VC Reporter

H O S T E D B Y T H E Z A R L E Y & V A N H U I S E N F A M I L I E S

www.cpwineandfoodfestival.com

Tickets are available online @ $90 until June 4th; $100 at the door. VIP Ticketsavailable for $200 each includes VIP valet parking, early admission, and access to the VIP Lounge sponsored by the Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village.(Wine & food included with the price of admission.)

Register online to become an event sponsor, food or beverage exhibitor. You may also donate an item for the silent auction and find additional event information. FOR SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES please call Stephanie Caffee (805) 484-7144.

C A L I F O R N I A S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y C H A N N E L I S L A N D S

Culinary Competition

ANGELS BOARD OF DIRECTORSCarol Kirschbaum • PresidentSusan BauerSusan BurgosPatricia CordoverTonia GouldBarbara ItoCindy JaksLinda LandauHarlene RoenJane SemonesKirsten SelleckMichelle SieversPatty Turnage

AMIGOS BOARD OF DIRECTORSDeanne Rollins • PresidentCindie and Bryan HerseyBenjamin E. HoppsJim McKennaDaniel MillaJeff MunsonDennis MurphyTom MusgroveTimothy NewKenneth WilkinsonRobert WynnerChad Zarley

CASA PACIFICA DEVELOPMENT &PUBLIC RELATIONS DEPARTMENTVicki Murphy

Director of Development and Operations

Carrie L. HughesAsst. Director of Development and Public Relations

Robin SteinbergGrant Writer

Stephanie CaffeeSpecial Events and Angels & Amigos Coordinator

Louisa RiccobonoOn Campus Volunteer & Community Resource Coordinator

Kris MavityData Base Coordinator

Michelle MayeDevelopment Assistant

Heartlines is a project of the CasaPacifica Development Department. We strive for accuracy. If you feel anomission has been made in a donor or sponsor listing please contact ourdepartment at (805) 445-7800 so we may correct our records.

Over 85 remarkable restaurants, 150 renowned wineries,

25 marvelous microbreweries, silent auction, and continuous

entertainment throughout the day!

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asa Pacifica’s children had a great treat this past year celebrating the end of the summer at Calamigos Ranch in Malibu. Angels Board of Directors member Linda

Landau arranged this event and Glen Gerson, theowner of Calamigos Ranch, very generously providedan unforgettable day. Casa Pacifica’s children weretreated to a yummy barbeque lunch, ice cream treats, awaterslide, panda bounce house jumper, paddleboats,water balloon fights, bingo, swimming, and more.Surrounded by soaring, mature trees, the kids playedsoccer and batted softballs on a wide-open field,challenging the staff watching over them to join them.Many of the youth spent hours in the pool, and almostall of them took a turn pedaling the paddleboats

around a small island in the center of the pond with the ducks. Surprising their caregiverswith water balloon attacks was a very popular activity as well. The setting – isolated fromother areas of the ranch – was a perfect place to let the kids run around and feel free toexplore, play, relax, feed the ducks, and have fun with their friends and staff, yet it wascontained enough to allow their supervision without worry.

Casa Pacifica is extremely grateful to Mr. Gerson, to the Ranch’s General Manager AlfredoSalvador, and to all of the Calamigos Ranch staff who made possible such a wonderfulexperience for our children. It was refreshing to see each of our kids looking so happy – asif they hadn’t a care in the world, hinting that they had forgotten for the moment wheretheir lives have placed them. The relaxed looks on their faces, joyful smiles, innocentlaughter, and chance to just be children was a gift beyond measure!

ith a generous grant from Pentair Pool Products in Moorpark and the creative efforts of the Amgen

GCOIS department, as well as our invaluable Angels andAmigos, the 2010 Holiday Party was once again a terrificsuccess. Set among a winter wonderland of trees and animalswith shooting stars streaming across the ceiling, CasaPacifica’s kids enjoyed a delicious sit down dinner served by gracious volunteers – many from Pentair and Amgen –while candy snowman centerpieces on each table looked onand Casa Pacifica’s chorus serenaded the crowd with seasonal favorites. Santa arrivedthis year riding a holiday bedecked beach cruiser bicycle and, as always, was the

highlight of the evening as he handedout gifts and the kids posed with him for photographs. Casa Pacifica is verygrateful to everyone at Pentair PoolProducts, to the Amgen GCOISdepartment lead by Terri Parks, and toour irreplaceable Angels, especially SusanBurgos and Linda Landau – the AngelsChildren’s Events Co-chairs. Your effortsbrought much joy and happiness to ourchildren this holiday season – a giftbeyond compare!

Calamigos Ranch Hosts Casa Pacifica’s Kids for a Big Bash

Holiday Party Expresses Giving Spirit

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hanks to the efforts of Mark Donaldson (Casa Pacifica’s volunteer volleyball coach) and his wife Erin (Cloud 9

volunteer), Casa Pacifica’s children were treated to aonce-in-a-lifetime visit from world-class beach volleyballplayers and Olympic gold medalists Phil Dalhausser andTodd Rogers. “Coach Mark,” as he is known at CasaPacifica, has played volleyball for many years, and is notonly friends with the two high-ranked kings of the sandcourts, but partners with Phil during the professional’s off-season in smaller local tournaments.

The children watched a video of the exciting final gamein the volleyball stars’ gold medal match against anoverwhelmed Brazilian team during the 2008 OlympicGames in Beijing, and then had the chance to ask manyquestions of the players. The kids were very excited aboutgetting to hold the actual gold medals, which the playersgraciously passed around during the question-and-answerperiod. Following the video presentation, the kids dividedinto groups and took turns in the gymnasium “playing”volleyball with the two men who towered over the them.It was an amazing sight, and the kids had an absoluteblast spending time with the Olympians and getting

pointers on a game they are learning from Coach Mark. Casa Pacifica is very gratefulto Coach Mark and his wife Erin for arranging this special afternoon for our children,and to Phil and Todd for taking time out to come share their story and spend sometime playing with our kids. It was an afternoon our children will never forget!

Olympic Volleyball Gold Medalists Spend Afternoon at Casa Pacifica

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Pentair volunteers pose with Santa at the Holiday Party

Phil Dalhausser low fives a resident for a

job well done.

Todd Rogers, Casa Pacifica Volunteer Coordinator Louisa

Riccobono, and Phil Dalhausser.

asa Pacifica Centers for Children and Families is proud to welcome three new members to its Board of Directors –

Reza Razzighipour, Doug Mazza, and Sean Baker.

Reza RazzaghipourMr. Razzaghipour is Senior VicePresident and Regional President forWells Fargo’s Pacific CoastCommunity Bank. He oversees 640team members and 41 banking storesacross Ventura County and northwestLos Angeles County communities. A10-year company veteran, Mr.Razzaghipour previously served asdistrict manager for the ValleyCrossroads market, managing retail banking operations at 10 bankstores in the San Fernando Valley. He also has served as a businessarea manager and district manager in the San Francisco Bay areaprior to joining Wells Fargo’s L.A. Metro Community Bank.

Mr. Razzaghipour is involved in his community and currentlyserves on the board of the United Way of Greater Los AngelesEmerging Leaders program. A Southern California native, Mr.Razzaghipour grew up in Simi Valley and pursued his undergraduatestudies internationally. He earned his bachelor’s degree in businessadministration from Tehran University in Iran and speaks fluent Farsi.

Doug MazzaMr. Mazza began his career in theautomotive industry with the team thatintroduced Mitsubishi Motor Sales ofAmerica’s new line of automobiles in theUnited States. Later, as a senior Americanexecutive for American Suzuki MotorCorporation, he authored the marketingplan that successfully launched Suzukiautomobiles in this country. Under hisleadership, the Suzuki Samurai was named

one of the top 10 marketed products in the United States and thebusiness plan became the subject of a Harvard case study. Mr.Mazza then joined Hyundai Motor America as its top Americanexecutive, serving for five years as Chief Operating Officer.

A dedicated volunteer over the years with a variety of non-profitorganizations that meet human needs locally and nationally, Mr.Mazza and his wife, Lorraine, made a life-changing decision whenhe became President of an international disability ministry, Joni andFriends. Founded by visionary, author, artist, and quadriplegic, JoniEareckson Tada, Joni and Friends serves those affected by disabilities,and their families, in the United States and abroad in a variety of ways.

Mr. Mazza has been the recipient of a national award from WomenAgainst Violence in the Media for his public stance against sexismand for family values. An Otterbein University graduate, Mr. Mazzaand his wife now live in Woodland Hills and have raised five sons.

Sean BakerMr. Baker is the co-founder and Presidentof Upside Investments, Inc., a real estateorganization that works successfully in allphases of investment real estate, includingdevelopment and asset and propertymanagement. He is also the co-founderand President of Upside Management,Inc., a management company for thecommercial and multi-family residentialproperties owned by Upside Investments,Inc., throughout the Western United States. Mr. Baker is also thePresident of Projects West Construction, Inc., one of Los Angeles’top general contracting companies which specializes in multi-family and commercial construction. Projects West Constructioncurrently has limited its business efforts solely to constructionmanagement for Upside Investments.

With his business partner in Upside Investments, Mr. Baker hasbeen responsible for the acquisition of property in excess of$400,000,000. Upside Investments currently owns and managesapartment complexes and shopping centers throughout Californiaand the Mid-western United States.

Mr. Baker and his wife, Diane, live in Santa Rosa Valley with theirthree children.

CASA PACIFICA BOARD OF DIRECTORSSheila Rakestraw • PresidentDavid E. Wood, Esq. • President ElectRichard H. Goodrich • TreasurerKeets Cassar • SecretaryStacy A. Roscoe •

Immediate Past President

Sean BakerMarni BrookJohn S. Broome, Jr.Charles W. Cohen, Esq.Brick ConnersWayne A. DaveyGeoff DeanRebeca ElliottDonna B. Fisher-YatesAlan FletcherHonorable Joe D. HaddenEdward J. HoganPatricia A. Howard, Esq.Douglas MazzaReza RazzaghipourRichard R. Rush, Ph.D.Meredith ScottDan F. SelleckDavid H. WallaceRosalind C. Warner, M.D.Robert Wynner, Esq.

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERSteven E. Elson, Ph.D.

ADVISORY BOARDHelen M. CaldwellBettina ChandlerGary F. FarrRichard H.GoodrichHonorable Joe D. HaddenCarolyn HuntsingerWilliam J. KearneySusan K. LaceyDorothy Jue LeeSheldon MalchicoffBarbara S. MeisterRichard M. Norman, Esq.Priscilla Partridge de Garcia, Ed.D.G.S. “Gib” PoiryJoseph L. PriskeTimothy P. Wolfe

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Sunday, June 5th • 20111:00 pm-5:00 pmCasa Pacifica Angels 18th Annual Wine & Food FestivalCalifornia State University Channel Islands CAMARILLO

Monday, July 18th • 20118:00 am19th Annual Care for Kids Golf ClassicSpanish Hills Golf & Country ClubCAMARILLO

Saturday, September 24th, 201110:00 amCasa Pacifica Angels Spotlight on Style Fashion ShowFour Seasons Hotel Westlake VillageWESTLAKE VILLAGE

Thank You to All Our Holiday Season Donors

t is with sincere gratitude that we at Casa Pacifica thank all of the generous donors – individuals, businesses, church groups, youth groups, and many more – who supported

us with so much abundance during this past holiday season. The gifts and contributionsof toys, clothing, personal care items, gift cards, etc. not only filled the holiday hopes ofchildren who live on our beautiful campus, but also those who Casa Pacifica serves in thecommunity through our community-based programs. Your gifts went directly to our childrenand their families, and many of you also donated items for our Holiday Boutique whichoffers our children the opportunity to be givers themselves – providing items for them topresent to individuals who are important in their lives – parents, siblings, aunts, uncles,grandparents, care-givers, etc. The generosity of our community was tremendous andinspiring, and the love and support behind what was given was felt by each child andfamily we serve.

While we would love to thank each donor by name, space will not allow for it. Wewould like to recognize this year’s major donors ($1,000 and over). Our heartfeltappreciation goes to: Alcoa Fastening Systems-Newbury Park; anonymous; Susan &Robert Ash; Amgen; Amgen GCOIS; Amgen PKDM; Dianna & Sean Baker; Yvette &Rick Barlowe; Barnes & Noble; The Body & Life Makeover Challenge; Borders; Mr. &Mrs. Michael Brinkman; Christine & Jim Caldwell; Kelly Callahan; Camarillo Quilters

Association; Communications & Power Engineering, Inc.; Oscarde la Mara; Chris Deardorff; Eli Lilly & Company; GeneralAircraft Company; George Erb Physical Therapy; HainerFoundation; Mr. & Mrs. Ron C. Hewitt; Mr. & Mrs. Brian Hill;Hogan Family Foundation; Patricia A. Howard; David C. Jaffee& Lisa West; Leigh & Stan Jensen; Mark Klein, C.P.A.; KytheraBiopharmaceuticals, Inc.; Valerie Lambert; Lindero CanyonMiddle School; Mac Enthusiasts; Cecily & David Maulding; Microsoft; Mosaic Marketing;North Ranch Women’s Golf Association; Northrup Grumman; Northrup GrummanEmployees; ODU-USA; Olde Thompson, Inc.; Pentair Pool Products; Pleasant Holidays;Joan & Harvey Prince; Procter, Slaughter & Reagan, LLP; Rakestraw Charitable Fund;Mr. & Mrs. Rick Roney; Round Meadow Elementary; David & Mimi Scott; Kirsten &Daniel Selleck; Mr. & Mrs. Nick Stabile; So-Cal Value Added; Mr. & Mrs. Richard J.Thompson; Topa Management Company; Treyball Inc.; USA Volleyball; Ventura CountyCoastal Association of Realtors; Ventura County Professional Firefighters Association;and Wells Fargo Bank.

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Keep in Touch:

Kids Club members are caring

and generous people in our

community who believe that

victimized children deserve

better. Each member’s annual

contribution makes it possible

for Casa Pacifica to maintain

strong programs and critical

services for abused, traumatized

or at-risk children in Ventura

and Santa Barbara Counties.

For more information about

becoming a Kids Club Member

please contact Carrie Hughes

at (805) 445-7831.

C a s a P a c i f i c a n e e d s $ 3 3 p e r d a yp e r

c h i l di n

p r i v a t e f u n d s .

We are committed to filling the gapthat exists between the cost of caring for a child

and the funding we receive from governmental agencies.

This is where our esteemed Kids Club Members come in.

Our children dream of a better future.With your support, their dreams can come true.Kids Club Members

Kids Club Charter Members*Gifts are recognized on a cumulative basis.

Susan & Ken BauerPriscilla Partridge De Garcia

& Pedro Garcia

Tonia & John GouldDonna & Peter Hochschild

Patricia MorganJean & Richard Norman

Timothy Bradley Bettina Chandler Carolyn Huntsinger Mary & Tony TesoroCheryl & John Broome

Vicki & David Achzet Heather & Bud Daily Elise & Bill Kearney Barbara Meister

Kay BrucePatricia & Alan Cordover

Kristin & Mike EatonJennifer & Steve Elson

Brenda & Gary FarrNancy & Robert Gregory

Lydia & Tom HoppsSusan & Ed Lacey

Laura Kinney & Artie MaidmanVicki & Dennis Murphy

Albert NassiJohn Quinn

Ed SummersRichard Tejeda

Janet & Gregg Van HuisenRalph Venus

Terri & Tim Wolfe

$30,000+

$15,000

Helen CaldwellJohn Cliff

Dick & Terry Goodrich

Sheila & Robert RakestrawKerry & Stacy Roscoe

Stefanie & Tim Wennes

Elizabeth M. Rice & David E. Wood

$10,000

$5,000

$1,500

IN MEMORY OF

VIRGINIA UEABLE

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Laubacher

STEVE SKLAR

Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Krane

KRISTY PETERSON

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hutchins

K. REED HARRISON AND GERALD GORIAN

Mr. Richard Tejeda

GRACE E. COHEN

Mr. Colin Milhaupt

IN HONOR OF

THE SHEPHERDS AND THE MILLERS

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cohen

THE PINE AND ARBOGAST FAMILIES

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas V. Dominguez

THE EXECUTIVE STAFF AT POWER-ONE

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Thompson

THE BIRTHDAY OF JOHN SIMPSON

Mr. and Mrs. Clifton O. Simonson

SHEILA RAKESTRAW

Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Harris

RONDA SPAHR

Ms. Megan Spahr

RICHARD AND TERRY GOODRICH

Ms. Mary Ellen Cappelli

MICHAEL SHAW FOR CHRISTMAS

Mr. Stephen Shaw

MICHELLE SIEVERS & MARTY MARTIN

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Kuh

MARK AND ERIN DONALSON

Ms. Joan Donalson

MARIANA DE MAILLE'S 13TH BIRTHDAY

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Julius

MARGIE

Ms. Patricia Pill

MICHAEL SHAW AND FAMILY

Ms. Jennifer M. Fostel

MADELINE AND JULIA ZIMRING AND SOFIE ABE

Ms. Gwen Zimring

LOGAN AND KYLE ASHAMALLAH

Ms. Susan Jarvis

LAURA KHURSHEED

Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Reulbach

LARRY AND BERYL WEAVERLING

Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Brooks

KAYDEN VELADOR

Ms. Mary E. Walzer

KAREN MUSSER FOR CHRISTMAS

Ms. Sarah Ellestad

JOANN CUNNINGHAM

Ms. Eileen Cunningham

HOLLY TURNER

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Turner

HERB AND LANI ALPERT

Ms. Debra L. Wersh

GREG BRANAM

Mr. Ryan S. Barrios

Mr. and Mrs. David K. Branam

Mr. and Mrs. Graham Dunbar

Donia A. Sheets

CAROLYN HUNTSINGER

Mr. and Mrs. Craig L. Carson

BILL KEARNEY

Mrs. Malinda P. Chouinard

BECKY TREVINO

Mr. and Ms. Bert Rivera

ADAM ANSEL AND JENNY DUNCAN

Meryl A. Chase

"MOM" THIS CHRISTMAS

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burg

LEADER ($20,000+)

Baxter Healthcare

United Women’s Leadership Council

Wood-Claeyssens Foundation

Anonymous

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Sean A. Baker

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ratcliffe

CHAMPION ($5,000+)

Amgen Foundation Matching Gifts and Staff

Volunteer Programs

Amigos Board of Directors

Anderson Kill Wood & Bender, LLP

Bank of America Private Wealth Management /

U.S. Trust

BB&H Benefit Designs

Colton Lee Communities, LLC

Compulink Business Systems

Donahue Schriber Asset Management

Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village

Hainer Foundation

James C. Basile Fund for Casa Pacifica

Mead Johnson Nutrition

Meister Family Foundation

Montecito Bank and Trust

Olde Thompson, Inc.

Pentair Pool Products

Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc

for the Franklin Temp

The Ryland Group, Inc.

United Way of Ventura County

ValueClick

Ventura County Community Foundation

Wells Fargo Community Support

United Way Campaign

Zarley Foundation

Mr. Timothy W. Bradley

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cassar

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cohen

Chris Deardorff

Mrs. Carolyn Huntsinger

Mr. David C. Jaffe and Ms. Lisa West

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kearney

Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Kent

Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Kirschbaum

Mrs. Barbara S. Meister

Mr. and Mrs. Larry T. Nicholson

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Pattison

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Selleck

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Smith

Mr. Ronald D. Starratt

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Tesoro

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Wennes

Mr. David Wood and Ms. Elizabeth Rice

PROTECTOR ($1,000+)

Alcoa Fastening Systems Newbury Park

Alcoa Matching Gifts - Global Impact

Anderson Kill & Olick, P.C.

Bank of America United Way Campaign

Change A Life Foundation

Communications and Power Engineering, Inc.

Cybertouch

The Dover Fund, Inc.

Fidelity Charatible Gift Fund

First California Bank

First Picks Management

General Aircraft Company

George Erb Physical Therapy

Greene Family Foundation

Lee & Associates-LA North/Ventura, Inc.

Limoneira Foundation

Mission Produce, Inc.

Morgan Stanley c/o Cybergrants

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Beverly Hills

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney El Segundo

Morton Capital Management

Oxy USA, Inc.

Pacific Capital Bank

Pat and Paula Donahue Family Foundation Fund

Pierpont Racquet Club

Power One

Rakestraw Charitable Fund

Santa Barbara Bank & Trust

Schwab Charitable Fund

Scosche Industries, Inc

SDG Russell Ranch Associates

Selleck Development Group, Inc.

Sidley Austin LLP Attorney at Law

Tri-County Tool, Inc.

Valuecoin

Ventura County Coastal Association of Realtors

The Waterman Family Foundation

Wells Fargo Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. David Achzet

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Ash

Mr. and Mrs. David Barrad

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bauer

Ms. Susan K. Benner

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Blackburn

Ms. Kay Bruce

Ms. Helen M. Caldwell

Ms. Gretchen S. Caterson

Mr. and Mrs. David E. Catlin

Mrs. Bettina Chandler

Mr. and Mrs. Yvon Chouinard

Dr. John Cliff

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred V. Contarino

Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Cordover

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Davey

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dawson

Ms. Ann Deal

Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Dean

Mr. and Mrs. Nick Dominguez, Jr.

Mr. Patrick Donahue

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Eaton

Dr. and Mrs. Steve Elson

Mr. and Mrs. Farshad Fardad

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Farr

Mr. and Mrs. Rob Glicksteen

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Gregory

Mr. and Mrs. William Hammond

Mr. and Mrs. James Harrison

Ms. Teri Hatcher

Mr. and Mrs. Ron C. Hewitt

Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Hochschild

Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Hogan

Mr. and Mrs. Tom E. Hopps

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Jackoway

Mrs. Harriet Karol

Mr. Arthur Maidman and Ms. Laura Kinney

Mr. Mark Klein, C.P.A.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Lacey

The Leggett Family

Mrs. Ruth H. Loeb

Mrs. Jane Lynch-Rush

Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Malchicoff

Mr. and Mrs. David T. Maulding

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mazza

Ms. Patricia J. Morgan

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nassi

Dr. Pedro Garcia and Dr. Priscilla Partridge

De Garcia

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