Our LeadershipAt Orange Children & Parents Together, we believe that every child deserves the opportunity to succeed and dream of a brighter tomorrow. We believe that strong families lead to healthy and productive communities, and that with a little guidance and support, every parent can become their child’s most important teacher and role model.

Your generous support of our mission enables vulnerable young children and their families to regain a sense of magic, joy and wonder. Working together, we can restore each child’s hopes and dreams for a bright, promising future!

On behalf of the children and families we serve, we thank you for your support.

Judy MaderPresident, Board of Directors

Robyn L. ClassExecutive Director

Our AgencySince 1967, Orange Children & Parents Together,Inc. has grown from a small classroom in a church basement to an independent nonprofit organization with six child development centers that serve 500 children and their families annually.

Our hope is that every child has the foundation needed to grow, learn, thrive and achieve. We are dedicated to helping young children reach for the stars and realize their full potential. Because each child’s ability to learn and achieve varies, we provide caring, high-quality learning environments and family support to effectively develop a child’s unique abilities and equip them for elementary school success.

Our MissionOrange Children & Parents Together is committed to providing family-friendly, community-based programs that enhance children’s growth, strengthen families and build healthy communities.

Our VisionWe believe that all children should have theopportunity to succeed in school and in life. By providing high-quality school readiness and family support programs to the most vulnerable children in our community, we ensure that all children begin school healthy and ready to learn.

Our ProgramsFounded in 1967 as one of the first Head Start preschool programs in Orange County, Orange Children & Parents Together (OCPT) has made a lasting impact on the lives of thousands of children and their families through our high-quality programs.

School ReadinessWe begin preparing children for kindergarten from the first day they enter one of our preschool classrooms. Our teaching staff uses Creative Curriculum which has been designed to build children’s skills specifically in

the areas of cognitive development, language and literacy, social-emotional development, and physical development. Throughout the year, our teachers conduct home visits and meet with parents to discuss how each child’s skills are progressing. We fully engage parents in the process, as their support and understanding play key roles in their children’s success.

Health & NutritionHealth and nutrition are vital components of each child’s educational success. Children in our programs receive early intervention health screenings and participate in a daily health program that includes dental care and nutritious meals and snacks. We also provide parent education workshops on health, nutrition, and child wellness care to help build strong health habits at home.

Family SupportIt has been said that it takes a village to raise a child. OCPT works closely with numerous community agencies to provide comprehensive multidisciplinary programs and services to meet the needs of our children and families. Our comprehensive child and family development programs empower families, and each child leaves healthy and ready to learn upon entering kindergarten.

Our programs are designed to respect and honor parents and families as the primary educators of their children. OCPT improves family well-being by providing thoughtful guidance and helpful resources in a safe environment where children and families can come together to learn, grow and connect.

Literacy ProgramsAt OCPT, we believe that strong reading skills set the foundation for all future learning. In our classrooms, every learning activity encompasses a component of literacy and language

development. We encourage parents to read with their children at home. Each child takes home a Raising a Reader book bag containing age-appropriate books so that parents can read with their children every day for one week. Several times a year, thanks to Reading is Fundamental, our children receive free, new books to keep and enjoy.

Cavity-Free Campaign

Late in September 2009, OCPT launched the second annual Cavity-Free Campaign. Aimed at promoting dental health, the campaign once again was assisted by our favorite superhero,Super Tooth. Within six months of the campaign, all 480children enrolled in our program had visited the dentist, received follow-up on treatment when necessary, and were cavity-free!

Ready, Set, Read!

On May 21, 2010, the Orange Chamber of Commerce, Leadership Orange, sponsored a wonderful event that highlighted the work of OCPT. Along with community supporters and sponsors, they made it possible for all 480 children to receive free backpacks filled with school supplies and free t-shirts. We thank them for their support!

Already in its third year of implementation, the Healthy Beginnings program focuses on growing up healthy through physical activity and nutrition. Our goal is to prevent obesity in children, paying special attention to those children in our program identified as overweight. The program included nutrition workshops for parents, food experience classes for children, onsite

exercise programs with trained volunteers, and the opportunity to continue the program with take-homeexercise bags. This year, the program successfully utilized Nutrition and Kinesiology students from Cal Poly Pomona and California State University, Fullerton. Our interns volunteered a total 989 hours during the program year! Thank you all!

Healthy Beginnings

Judy Mader, PresidentSara Garske, Vice PresidentCarolyn Reichert, SecretaryAndrew Nguyen, TreasurerRoseann Andrus, MemberAlicia Berhow, Member

Angela Fasbender, MemberNedra Kunish, Member Ash Lone, Member Michael Pham, MemberTracy Valdovinos, MemberWilliam vonBlasingame, Member

ManagementRobyn Class, Executive DirectorBlanca Lim, Director of EducationTracy Reyes, Director of Children & Family ServicesStephanie Ignatius, Finance DirectorRosalinda Orellana, Health Services ManagerKarina Vargas, Volunteer CoordinatorSelene Duarte, FaCT Program Director

Community PartnersThe Assistance League of OrangeCalifornia Department of Education, Child Development Division

City of OrangeChild Guidance Center, Inc.Disney’s Give a Day, Get a Day ProgramHuman Options, Inc.The Kiwanis Club of OrangeLeadership Orange, Class of 2010National Association for the Education of Young Children

Orange Chamber of CommerceOrange County Head Start, Inc.Orange County Social Services AgencyOrange County Transit AuthorityOrange County United WayOrange Unified School DistrictVolunteer Center of Orange County

Board of Directors

Marta AguilarTeodolfo AguilarYessika AguilarRoseann Andrus

Jimmy AngeloDoubletree Hotel

Alicia AnguianoAbraham BacaJenna BachmanNatie BarriosSarah BassJacquelyn BlancoBradley BoschBud BoschLaura BoschLynnae BoschKyle BreenMichael BrinkmanAmy Michelle BuchThavinan BurapathanaJesus Maria Cano

Donald CardinalChapman UniversityCollege of Educational Studies

Renee CarltonWal-Mart, Store #2546

Leticia CaroGeorge CaroLaura Castaneda

Paul CastilloNorthwestern Mutual

Shannon CastrejonVeronica CerrillosEsther ChowKaren ChristensenCaralee ChurchillAmy Clagg Robyn L. Class

Laurie ClassWalt Disney Parksand Resorts

Christina Clayton

Deta ConradThe Assistance Leagueof Orange

Natalie Cortinas Angela Cruz Eduardo Cruz Selene Duarte Maria Encalada Corlin Ferren Yulissa Gamez

Teresa GarciaThe EarlyLiteracy Program

Mike Gavaldon Dahlia Gergs

Greg GoegantasDisneyland Resort Community Relations

Cindy Goerke Vanessa Gonzalez Hilda Granados Liza Gutierrez Kristy Haight

Chris HardyParkcenter Realty Advisors

Ryan Hawkins

Mellisa HenryChildren’s Hospital of Orange County

Jeannie Ho

Roger C. HobbsCommunity Foundation of Orange

Robert J. Hohn, Esq.

Ryan HolidayAmerican Apparel

Khadija HussainiRubi IbarraStephanie Ignatius

Nancy IngramShawn C. IrwinPaychex Inc.

Nora JacobCity of Orange Public Library Foundation

Alex JacomeMonica JaimeMaria Beatriz JanelleCatrina Jones-BrinkmanShirley JuarezJuan JuarezYoshimi KawanoAsim KaziJames & Denise KennedyErin KilbargerClay KilbargerHyun KimNedra Kunisch

Melissa LairdMazda Foundation

Gary LamontDebbie Le

Greg LewinOrange City Fire Fighters

Fenny LieBlanca LimCarmen LopezAnabelle LopezIrene LozadaJanice LuanLaura LunaChristina LuuJudy MaderJames Marin

Lois McKoonPCAA the Heartof Probation

Jeaneth MedranoEdlyn MerazKaren MillerNidhi ModiSylvia MohundroMichael MoralesPaola Moreno

Janet MurilloSadia Naqvi

Erika NavarroLa Carreta Supermarkets

Debbie NeighborsDenise NguyenThi Nguyen

David NicholsOrange PoliceDepartment

Monica Nol-GuerreroHomero OrtizReynaldo PadojinogMarisa Patterson

Erica PedrazaMalcolm & Cisneros A Law Company

Daisy PerezChristine PhamKevin PhillipsLiana PitcherEileen PrescottJennifer PrzybyszMaria Przybysz

Karen RaabChemers Gallery

Jaime RamirezCarolyn ReichertLourdes ReyesLuis ReyesTracy ReyesXavier ReynosoJavier RuizMichelle Saenz

Jennifer SalgadoVilla Park Women’s League

Francis SandovalLanbda Theta Nu Soroity Inc.

Vanessa SandovalNeil R Sangani

David SchaperBenchmark Wealth Management

Lori SchimmentiJessica SchultzJennifer ScottAlex SiemonsNorma SilviaSamantha SleighStephan & Karen SleighKelly SohnerKatherine SteenChristina TorresJoe TorresFrank TuckerShannon TuckerCara UyedaAaron ValenzuelaJesse ValenzuelaMaria VargasMarcela VegaElha VillaSusan Vopat

Bonnie WaltersAT&T Telephone Pioneers

Dave WhiteOrange Rotary Community Trust

Doug Willits

Scott WilsonInfinity Press

Rachel Woolley

Candy ZinnCalifornia-Hawaii Kiwanis

Annual Report DesignBy: Michael Shelton

Donors and Supporters

* Unaudited Figures

Financial Summary

2009-2010 Audit Available Onlinewww.ocpt.org

ExpendituresRevenuesHead Start $2,721,665

Head Start $2,712,768State Preschool $404,256

State Preschool $404,176Child/Adult Care Food $261,724

Child/Adult Care Food $267,424OC Social Service Agency $142,555

OC Social Service Agency $142,555OC United Way $0

OC United Way $17,500Other Expenditures $9,315

Other Income $16,184

TOTAL REVENUES $3,560,607

Depreciation/Accrued Vac. $50,000

TOTAL EXPENDITURES $3,589,515

Summary Of Programs

Enrollment

Ethnicity Of Child Enrolled

American Indian/Alaskan 2

Asian 23

Black/African American 3

PROGRAM FUNDED ENROLL SERVED

Latino 475

Head Start 374 402

White 16

State Preschool 106 120

Biracial/Multi-Ethnic 3

TOTAL 522

TOTAL 480 522

Meals Served

Children With Special Education Needs

Medical And Dental Homes

Families And Communities Together Tustin Family Resource Center

SERVICE TYPE CLIENTS SERVED

Speech and Language 46

Info and Referral 1477

Hearing Impairment 1

Breakfast 33,725

Family/Community 331

Autism 1

Dental Homes 519

Lunch 63,830

Case Management 322

TOTAL 48

Medical Homes 520

Snacks 30,146

Counseling 172

Domestic Violence 86

Parenting Education 30

Orange Children & Parents Together3530 E. Chapman Ave. Orange, CA 92869Phone: (714) 639-4000

To Donate or Volunteer visit WWW.OCPT.ORG

Our LocationsADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE3530 East Chapman Avenue, Orange, CA 92869 California Child Development Center1080 North California Street, Orange, CA 92867 Center Child Development Center18602 Center Street, Orange, CA 92869 Handy Child Development Center860 North Handy Street, Orange, CA 92867 Hewes Child Development Center392 South Hewes Street, Orange, CA 92869 Lampson Child Development Center13321 Lampson Avenue, Garden Grove, CA 92840 Taft Child Development Center1829 North Cambridge Street, Orange, CA 92865

Graphic design services for this Annual Reportwere donated by students and faculty of The Art Institute Of California-Orange County

Designers: Michael Shelton, Lisa Bonnett,Michelle Roudabush, Giuliana Rendon