Annual Report 2010–2011

Orange Coast College Foundation
1998
Annual Report 2010–2011
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ince 1985, the Orange
Coast College Foundation
has built a legacy of
providing support for programs and
projects that benefit our students.
I am particularly grateful to the
generous donors acknowledged
in this report. Their continuing gifts
over the last 25 years have benefited
our students through scholarships,
support of the College’s performing and visual arts, assistance for
the Harry & Grace Steele Children’s Center, funding for OCC athletic
teams, gifts to the college’s nationally renowned School of Sailing &
Seamanship, and a myriad of college programs and projects.
As we look ahead to the next few years, the Foundation is slated to
begin construction on the Planetarium at OCC, a one-of-a-kind learning
destination that will serve the campus and surrounding communities.
Additionally, through funds already raised, we will be expanding the
School of Sailing & Seamanship’s Marine Training Program, constructing
a new entrance for the Wendell Pickens Baseball Field, and continuing
to support student services and programs.
Again, we are grateful for your support, and we look forward to all
the wonderful opportunities you create for the students of Orange
Coast College.
Sincerely,
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T
he Orange Coast College Foundation supports the college by encouraging gifts of time, treasure
and talent from alumni, campus stakeholders, and community members. Since its founding in
1985, the Orange Coast College Foundation has received over $63 million that has been split
almost equally between cash donations and in-kind gifts of property, boats and equipment. As of May
2011, the Foundation had cash assets of over $13.5 million.
The OCC Foundation dedicates its fundraising efforts toward supporting students at Orange Coast
College. These efforts include current and future students as well as reaching out to the community
for mutually beneficial programs. In addition to the more than $9.6 million in scholarships awarded to
6,500 students, the donors of the OCC Foundation have provided a breadth and depth of contributions
supporting students and the surrounding community across the curriculum spectrum: allied health, athletic
fields, library, computer centers, and on the waterfront. These generous donations reflect the vast array of
opportunities available at the Orange Coast College campus.
Scholarships
$9,689,564
Marine Programs
$5,855,216
Unrestricted
$854,570
Literature, Languages,
Social Sciences, Business
$259,984
Athletics
$1,229,543
School of Allied
Health/Consumer Sciences
$696,425
STEM
$807,992
Miscellaneous Programs
& Activities
$1,018,460
Hazel Cubbon Greenleaf
Scholarship Program
$1,187,482
Visual & Performing Arts
$4,087,229
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25 years of making a difference
A. Patrick Munoz
Chairman, Orange Coast College Foundation
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Our Mission: Student Support, Student Success
The Foundation directs $1 million in donations
to The Robert B. Moore Theatre to add air
conditioning, improve acoustics, upgrade
seating, modernize flooring and enhance lighting.
Library
$1,727,298
Student Services
$905,886
Harry & Grace Steele
Children's Center
$2,626,277
The George Hoag Family Foundation
donates $56,800 to the Plastination Lab.
1992
Dear Friends of Orange Coast
College Foundation:
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Donors Make The
Difference
$63,910,628
$70,000,000
$60,000,000
$50,000,000
$32,965,702
$40,000,000
$30,945,926
$20,000,000
In addition to cash donations,
the OCC Foundation offers
donors a variety of deferred giving
Bridging
$10,000,000
$0
Gifts In Kind
1993
Summary Fiscal Year Review
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Total Cash Donated
Grand Total
2009/2010
2008/2009
2007/2008
2006/2007
2005/2006
2004/2005
2003/2004
2002/2003
Total Cash Donations
1,209,668
1,095,498
1,222,355
2,391,733
2,019,601
2,550,343
1,319,065
1,881,839
In-Kind Gifts
1,773,627
1,355,086
382,548
1,161,947
3,570,228
2,968,138
1,285,319
3,484,105
Donations & In-Kind Gifts
2,983,295
2,450,584
1,604,903
1,229,786
5,589,829
5,518,481
2,604,384
5,365,944
Total Net Assets per Audited
Financial Statements
13,453,406
13,815,618
16,287,528
18,194,127
18,189,866
16,975,103
17,035,787
14,088,160
2001/2002
2000/2001
1999/2000
1998/1999
1997/1998
1996/1997
1995/1996
1994/1995
Total Cash Donations
1,956,739
1,884,040
847,750
1,327,728
963,708
1,234,294
995,638
900,386
In-Kind Gifts
2,755,110
871,070
1,385,589
947,874
1,259,568
1,335,756
654,456
1,879,194
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Future: A Look Ahead
T
he Orange Coast College Foundation boasts a legacy of successful
capital campaigns to fund facilities and buildings that serve students.
Over the past 25 years, projects have included the Harry and Grace
Steele Children’s Center, the Frank M. Doyle Arts Pavilion, the renovation
of the Robert B. Moore Theatre, and the Nautical Library and classrooms
at the OCC School of Sailing & Seamanship. The need for updated and
upgraded facilities remains, and the Foundation is committed to meeting
these needs through our current Capital Campaigns:
$10 million to build a new, state-of-the-art Planetarium on campus for
students and stargazers of all ages.
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Donations & In-Kind Gifts
4,711,849
2,755,110
2,233,339
2,275,602
2,223,276
2,570,050
1,650,094
2,779,580
$300,000 to help build a new entrance to the baseball field with
Total Net Assets per Audited
Financial Statements
11,862,418
10,189,234
8,789,482
9,485,673
9,128,544
6,850,798
6,534,626
7,144,917
restrooms, snack stand, and press box – breaking ground in
1993/1994
1992/1993
1991/1992
1990/1991
1989/1990
1988/1989
1987/1988
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Summer 2011.
New Marine Science Training Center and Bridge (date and costs to be
Orange Coast
College
Supporters
The list below represents
the names of individuals,
companies, foundations
and organizations whose
cumulative cash and in-kind
contributions to the Orange
Coast College Foundation
total more than $5,000 over
the past 25 years.
Over $1 million
Associated Students of OCC
Doug Baker
Maruja Baldwin
Roy Disney
Gertrude Doyle
Hazel Cubbon Greenleaf
Scholarship Trust
Elizabeth Steele
Harry and Grace Steele Foundation
Henry H. Wheeler
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Total Cash Donations
1,636,475
909,002
643,861
396,287
675,854
341,284
366,415
259,497
In-Kind Gifts
1,070,112
515,408
476,146
474,418
285,290
251,487
317,352
517,633
Donations & In-Kind Gifts
2,706,587
1,424,410
1,120,007
870,705
961,144
592,771
683,767
777,130
Total Net Assets per Audited
Financial Statements
5,654,265
3,541,228
2,639,282
3,229,951
2,794,298
2,314,968
1,654,421
1,708,520
The Foundation raises $100,000 to
augment a $2 million contribution by the
ASOCC to remodel the Student Center
dining room, entryway and ASOCC offices.
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uring the past 25 years,
the Orange Coast College
Foundation has been the
recipient of generous donations from
supporters of the College’s facilities,
activities, and programs – all aimed
at creating better opportunities for
students attending Orange Coast
College as well as outreach to
surrounding communities.
opportunities including charitable gift annuities,
securities transfer, life insurance gifts, bargain
sales, and bequests.
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Legacy of Kindness:
Maruja Baldwin
W
hen Maruja Baldwin moved into her Lido
Channel home in the 1970s, she got to
know her “neighbors” at the Orange Coast
College Sailing & Rowing Center. The OCC crew
team was building its program and needed to replace
outdated wooden shells.
She also established a $1 million charitable remainder trust for the benefit
of the Men’s Crew. Upon her death in 1998, the trust’s principal came to
the Orange Coast College Foundation, where the earnings continue to
support the program.
1996
Her gift continues to make dreams come true for
“my beloved crew.”
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Donors from $500K
to $999K
Tradition
of
Winning: OCC Crew
O
CC’s Men’s and Women’s Collegiate Crew programs, located
on Newport Bay, originated with two military quonset huts on
a sand lot with classes taught on the lawn. Today, the publicly
accessible waterfront campus produces some of the top athletes in the
nation. In fact, Coast crews compete only with four-year colleges and
universities, achieving a winning average of 80%.
The OCC Men’s rowing program, for example, became the first collegiate
crew to be invited to the Peoples’ Republic of China, and more than
a dozen times competed in the prestigious Henley Royal Regatta in
England. David Grant, a coach of the Men’s Crew, served as a coach
for the U.S. Men’s Olympic Rowing Team.
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Shirley Brooke Estate
Audrey Burnand
Mike Campbell
Richard & Mary Compton
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Gregory Von Gehr
Golden State ScholarShare Trust
John Kilroy
Mr. & Mrs. John Lissberger
Craig Meredith
Newport-Mesa Schools Foundation
Milan Panic
Pepsi-Cola West
Dr. Laura Schlessinger
Donors from $250K
to $499K
John & Nancy Batts
Richard Berg
George Ciarlo Estate
James Demetriades
Robert Fernandez
Burt Hixson
Richard Houghton Estate
J.P. Jones
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In addition to serving on the Foundation’s Board
of Directors for six years, Maruja provided a
major leadership donation to the campaign
to renovate the Robert B. Moore Theatre and
funded multiple student scholarships.
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Maruja responded, and her initial gift sparked
an ongoing love for students, coaches, and
alumni. The OCC oarsmen would hang
banners in her honor and sing happy birthday
to her from the sidewalk below her balcony.
Many became her friends for life.
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2010 saw the completion of the new School Age Classroom
Building, which was funded by $900,000 in contributions raised
through the OCC Foundation. This goal was reached through
the assistance of major gifts from the ASOCC, Harry and Grace
Steele Foundation, Pacific Mutual Foundation, and a generous
anonymous contributor in the community.
1995OCC Foundation starts its
fundraising for a new facility.
1996Associated Students of
OCC donates $1,000,000
to support the new center.
1997
1997Harry and Grace Steele
Foundation make a gift
of $500,000.
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elow is a list of individuals who believed enough in the work of
Orange Coast College to include the Foundation in their estate
plans. Because they wanted to ensure that OCC remains a force
for good in the lives and careers of generations of students, they made
gifts in their wills and trusts.
Margaret “Maxine” Andrews
Bucky Pofahl
1998The Harry and Grace
Steele Children’s Center’s
13,000-square-foot facility
opens to serve children
ages 6 months – 6 years.
Maruja Baldwin
Helen Prothers
Charles & Betty Beecher
Ernest J. Schag
Mikel Bistany
Olive Lipot Stahl
Shirley Brooke
Richard Steele
2010OCC Foundation raises
over $900,000 to build
the school-age classroom
building.
George Ciarlo
Herman R. Tate
Alberta Hood
Makoto Yoshida
FACT BOX:
1969Associated Students of
OCC founds the original
children’s program.
The Gift Of Education:
Estate Planning
Dr. Richard A. Houghton
W.M. Keck Foundation
Jack King
Alex Klokke
Thomas Larkin
Al Micallet
Nikken Lease Group
Bruce Nordstrom
OCC Community Education
James & Elizabeth Osborn
Ernest Pennell
Keith Pugh
Martin & Carol Roaman
Union Bank of California
Wallace Properties
Donors from $100K
to $249K
Alan Adams
Margaret Andrews Estate
Neil Barth
Don Ayres, Jr.
Roie & Cindy Beard
Anonymous
Mary Lynn Bergman-Rallis
& John Rallis
Richard Browne
CCCD Enterprises
Michael & Adrienne Chernus
Michael Craig
Donalda Pelletier Foundation
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The Orange Coast College Foundation deeply appreciates the support
provided by these individuals to the college. If you would like to learn more
about how you can include Orange Coast College in your estate plan,
please contact Doug Bennett, Executive Director, Orange Coast College
Foundation – (714) 432-5126 – dbennett@occ.cccd.edu.
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25 years of making a difference
1998
ince its founding over 40 years ago, the children’s center
on the campus of Orange Coast College has served
nearly 7,500 students and parents. The center provides
affordable and comprehensive child development services to the
children of OCC students. More than 170 children enroll each
semester. Fees are set by the State of California on a sliding scale
based on income and ability to pay. In 1995, the Foundation
raised $1.5 million for a new facility. To ensure a balanced learning
environment, the center features a garden, learning labs, a bike
path around the perimeter, and a barn that houses chickens,
goats, and sheep.
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Building for Tomorrow:
Harry and Grace Steele
Children’s Center
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Spirit
of
Adventure: Alaska Eagle
S
tudents discover the spirit of adventure every time the Alaska Eagle sets sail. The ultimate
hands-on learning experience, OCC’s floating classroom builds skills and knowledge in
an intense setting.
Under the OCC flag, the Alaska Eagle has logged 500,000 miles, reaching ports in French
Polynesia, Hawaii, Alaska, Canada, and this year, a historic 18,000-mile voyage from Newport
Beach, rounding Cape Horn, and back up through the Panama Canal. Alaska Eagle is certified
by the U.S. Coast Guard as a sailing school vessel on “all oceans” routes.
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She started her career as “Flyer,” instantly famous for winning the 1978 Whitbread Round the
World Race. Neil Bergt generously donated the renamed Alaska Eagle to Orange Coast College
in 1982. For the past 26 years, the vessel has provided a unique and challenging training platform
from the far reaches of the world to its berth at the OCC Sailing & Rowing Center. All upkeep and
expenses are fully funded by private donations, fees, and boat donations.
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Ebell Club of Newport Beach
Lance Erickson
Marjorie Anderson
Express Pipe & Supply
Donna Foulger
Francis & Gertrude Gebhard
George Hoag Family Foundation
Ed & Sara Groenendyke
Robert Hanel
Carl & Heather Hedreen
Hewlett Packard
Robert Hillman
H.C. “Bard” Howe
James P. Warmington
Family Trust
John MacLaurin
National Charity League Newport
Juniors
Jim & Martha Newkirk
Steve Nichols
William Owsley
Pacific Life Foundation
John & Marijean Piorkowski
Presbyterian Intercommunity
Hospital
Richard Rogers
Mike & Janice Rush
Roy Savage
Claudia Ackley
Joseph Angelo
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AST Research, Inc.
AutoDesk, Inc.
Charles Brewer
Giles Brown
William Bunney
Michael Burman
Dow Byers
Ira Cadwell
Cadwell Laboratories, Inc.
Howard Chastain
In 2004 the estate
of Shirley Brooke
established the Brooke
Book Loan Program with
a $906K bequest.
David Cline
Conexant Systems, Inc.
Confrerie De La Chaine Des
Rotisseurs
Brad & Lynne Cooley
Ed Cox
Marcus & Cynthia Crahan
Robert & Catherine Cudlin
Jeffrey Dimsdale
David & Amy Doyle
William Duch
Woody Duke
Jack Fairbanks
Dennis & Nan Pennell
Philips Medical Systems
Luther Quinn
Simple Green
Smith-Walker Foundation
Juergen Soltwedel
Lawrence Spira
Stan Susman
Oscar Taylor
Tel Phil Enterprises, Inc.
J. Tena
Timken-Sturgis Foundation
University of California Los
Angeles, Dept. of Clinical
Neurophysiology
USA Funds Access to Education
Valli Family Trust
Makoto Yoshida Estate
Thomas & Misa Yuen
Donors from $25K
to $49K
ACCO Inc.
Aerojet Ordinance Co.
Allard Engineering
Aluminum Precision Products, I
American Institute of Wine & Food
Andi Adams
Donald B. Ayres, III
Barbara H. Cepinko
James Barber
Greg Barker
Jeffrey & Allessan Barrett
Doug & Mailei Bennett
Carl Bergan
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Blaver
Deborah Bonham
David Brennan
Keith Brown
Richard & Sarah Bruck
In Memory of Juan Buenrostro
Robert Burg
John & Yasuko Bush
Donald D. Buttle
Caco Pacific Corporation
Cadwell Laboratories
Cal-Aurum, Inc.
Jon A. Canale
Cannery Village Realty
Cannon Yacht Sales, Inc.
Timothy Chauvel
Children’s Hospital San Diego
City of Newport Beach
Budge Collins
Craig L. Collins
Thayer Crispin
Ron Davis
Eastman Kodak Company
Eugene Elvin
Kent & Joan Enderle
Ian Fettes
Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC
Robert Foote
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Donors from $50K
to $99K
Samuel Fink
Chuck & Donna Foulger
John & Candace Garner
David Grant
Carol Hamilton
Warren D. Hancock
Haseko (U.S.A.) Corporation
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Lyn & Frank Iannuzzi
Kamehameha Schools
Patricia Krone
Laguna Beach High School
Scholarship Foundation
Language Service West, Inc.
Julius & Marianne Laviano
Wally Loucks
Margaret E. Oser Foundation
Marisla Foundation
Mazda North American
Operations
Daren F. McGavern
Tim O’Neil
Orange County Community
Foundation
Orange County Wine Society
Orangewood Children’s
Foundation
John Paquin
Parker Aerospace
Jack Patton
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Steve Savagt
Anonymous
Alan Silverstri
State of California Dept. of
Boating & Waterways
Patricia Steele
Stuart Foundation
Robert Voit
Waltmar Foundation
Warlow Family Trust
Weingart Foundation
Albert Wong
Steven Savage
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Guardian Scholars
I
n the fall of 2003, Orange Coast College joined with Orangewood Children’s Foundation to
support college-bound students exiting foster care, emancipated youth, or others missing
critical family living. The program is dedicated to assisting these students with educational and
interpersonal skills, as well as counseling needed to transfer to a four-year university or pursue
vocational education. Sam Ghafari (pictured) is a current scholar who is pursuing his life goals
with the help and support of this unique program. Now starting his second year at OCC, Sam is
working on becoming either a medical doctor or a researcher in neurobiology.
2002
Funded through individual, corporate, and community foundation donations, the OCC Foundation
has sponsored more than 200 students. The program is especially rewarding to the Foundation
because of the hands-on involvement in the students’ experience at the College. The office
provides access to a computer and work areas for homework and studying, as well as a dose of
inspiration in the form of advice about classes and long-term educational planning.
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Fred & Joyce Sparks
Olive Lipot Stahl
Frederick Steadry
Paul Stemler
Anne Stewart
Herman R. Tate Estate
Russell Taylor
Cory & Susan Thabit
The Bourns Foundation
The Capital Group
Thermador Corporation
Jill Thomas
Trade Graphics
Arthur Travers
“The Guardian Scholar program
allowed me to go from a seed to a
tree. If I needed anything, school, bus
pass, or tutoring, my first stop was at
the Foundation offices where their staff
would always be there to solve my
questions or needs. When I think back
on my time at Orange Coast College
and with the support of the Guardian
Scholars, the words ‘smooth and
wonderful’ come to mind.”
Cat T., OCC ’07, CSUF ’09,
currently enrolled in SJSU Library
and Information Sciences Masters
Robert Saielli
Samuel Arden Family Trust
Nancy Moran Sanchez
Santana Magazine
Schools First Federal Credit Union
Carleton & Betty Scott
Sensor Medics Corporation
Karen Shanley
Sherry Griswold Foundation
Thomas Skahill
Gared & Frances Smith
Michelle Smith
William Smith
So. Ca. Institute of Food
Technology
Robert M. Sodaro
Southern California
Restaurant Writers
UCI Medical Center
Universal Technologies
Ed Warmington
Weber Metals, Inc.
West Tool, Inc.
Karen Winnett
Donors from $5K to $24K
Clara Abbott Foundation
ABS Foundation, Inc.
Acer/Springwood Industrial, Inc.
Dan Adelmann
Aesthetics
Larry & Dr. Phyllis Agran
Nader Al-Alem
Albert & Albert Iron & Metal, Inc.
Lancelot Alexander, M.D.
Chris Amaral
Edward Amende
Ametek Aerospace
Anaheim/Orange County
Hotel & Lodging Assoc
Ben Anderson
Mark Anderson
Apollo Automotive
Argyros Foundation
Arnold-Rutten Family Gift Fund
Art Store
ASPECT, Inc.
Athens Disposal Company
Rudolf & Sigrid August
Auto Life Advertising
Automobile Club of
Southern California
AWS Foundation, Inc.
(American Welding)
Douglas Ayres
Shawn Bacon
Balboa Marina
Lisa Barreth
Elizabeth Bass
Bryan Bayer
Todd & Jennifer Beason
Charles & Betty Beecher
Seymour Beek
Peter Begle
Mary Jean Belcher
E. Erik Bender
Gershon Berger
Bernard Desrondiers
Berzon
John Bibb
John & Valerie Biddick
Bishop Family
Blaich Family Trust
George & Esther Blanc
Boat Rentals of America, Inc.
Boeing
Marc & Kathy Bois
Douglas Boyd
Brad Card
Tom Bradley
Homer Braggins
Tari Brand
Richard & Kay Brightman
Jeff Brown
Keith Brunell
David & Rosemary Buck
Jack & Linda Buzzard
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Gertrude Doyle donates a $1 million
leadership gift to help raise money to build
the new Frank M. Doyle Arts Pavilion.
The Sailing Center receives the famous
boat, “Pyewacket”, as a donation from
Roy Disney.
2005
of Inspiration:
Fred W. Pawell
Pioneer Circuits, Inc.
Plaza Processing
Felice Pope
Rancho Bernardo Inn
Respironics, Inc.
Ben & Bonnie Rich
Joseph Risi
Clifford & Sandra Ronnenberg
Roosters Foundation of
Orange County
Rotary Club of Costa Mesa
Roundtable for Food
Professionals
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Foundation for California
Community Colleges
Tom Garrison
Will Gillett
Bernard Girod
Jim Glidewell
Saber Golbaf
Larry Graham
Matthew Hainline
Florence Hanchett
Carl Herrmann
Mort Hirshman
Arthur Holz
Home Builders Council
Robert Jensen
Jensen Aero Products
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc.
Joan Kitchens
Kiwanis Club of Costa Mesa
Al Lambert
Kenneth Lehner
Long Beach Memorial Med. Ctr.,
Respiratory Care Dept.
Willis & Judith Longyear
Los Angeles Times Fund
Jonathan Lukoff
Lee Maddox
Marine Dynamics Account
Max Offenberg Family Trust
Mary McChesney
George Mefferd
Delores Mitchell
Modern Diagnostics
Carol Moore
Patricia Moore
Moran, Rowen & Dorsey, Inc.
Richard Moriarty
Manouch Moshayedi
Fredrick T. Mueller
Louise Murphy
Donald L. Nangle
National Charity League, Inc.
Newport Chapter
Newport Cardiovascular
Associates
Jerry Nicholson
Nihon Kohden America, Inc.
Mike Ohsawa
Osage Nation Federal Programs
Stephen Otto
PacifiCare Health Systems, Inc.
Charles Palmer
Parker Hannifin Foundation
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The publicly accessible waterfront campus is devoted
to practical instruction in sailing, marine safety,
seamanship, and vocational maritime studies. It also
serves as the traditional “home base” and regatta
site for the OCC Men’s and Women’s Collegiate
Sailing teams.
2007
Unlike the College, the School of Sailing &
Seamanship relies on no public funding. Course fees
and other income make up about 70% of its annual
$1.3 million budget. The remaining 30% comes
from private gifts such as boat donations, marine
equipment, books, and cash or securities. Over
the past 25 years, the Foundation has raised nearly
$30 million in support of the program.
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Foss Maritime Company
Fountain Valley Chamber of
Commerce
Bob Frala
Framing Corporation
Lawrence Freeland
Edward Freitag
Steve Frey
Fuji Photo Film USA, Inc.
Carl & Kathleen Fuller
Winston & Carlita Fuller
G & M Oil Company, Inc.
William Galvery, Jr.
Ganahl Lumber
Gatorade/Quaker Oats
John Gavin
Richard Geib
James P. Warmington, local yachtsman
and rowing enthusiast, provided
several new Empacher vessels,
enabling the Men’s Crew program to
compete at the highest level.
Driscoll Yacht & Ship Brokerage, Inc.
David F. Drolet
Marco Drovandi
Chris & Christine Drover
Dynacast/SPM
E & E Instruments
Judith Eastman
Christine Edwards
Robert & LaDorna Eichenberg
Elks National Foundation
Kevin & Catherine Emanuel
Epstein Family Education Trust
ETS-Educational Testing Service
William & Dorothy Exner
F & W Marketing, Inc.
Eugene A. Fahlbusch
Gene & Dorothy Farrell
FHP Health Care
Conn Findlay
John Fisher
Curtis Fleming
Anders Folkedal
Food For All, Inc.
Sheila Forsander
Gerber Technology
Scott Gilmore
Glass Mountain, Inc.
Pilar Gosselin
Lucinda C. Gossett
Charitable Trust
Robert M. Granafei
Grand Prix Association of
Long Beach
Robert Grant
Margaret Gratton Turner
James & Audrey Griffith
Christopher Gwaltney
H. W. Wright Company, Inc.
H.B. Evans Co.
Lucille Haag
Gordon Haag, Sr.
Paul Hamilton
Rachel Hamilton
David Hammers
Harbor Mesa Lions Club
Christopher Hardenbrook
Marshall Harrington
David Harris
Evelyn Hart
Connie Haw
Hawaii Community Foundation
Rosemary & Nellie Ebrie Fund
Ed Hawkins
Eleanor Heinsman
John T. Hewitt
Hewitt Industries
Donald Higgins
Steve High
James D. Higson
Donald Hill
John Hill
Hill & Knowlton
Hispanic College Fund
Timothy Hogan
Holleman Family Trust
Karen Holmes
Howard Holton
Home Builders Council
Hondo Construction
Donald B. Horning
A.L. & June Horwood
Inez Howald
Curtis Hoyt
Eleanor Huang
Hudson Medical Communications
Arnie Huff
Hughes
Humana Huntington
Michael Humphrey
Huntington Beach High School
Alumni Association
Huntington Beach Host
Lions Club
Huntington Terrace
Mina Harper Hutchinson
Richard & Catherine Hutchison
ICN Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Image USA
Sylvia Impert
International Bay Clubs, Inc.
International Thomson Publishing
Interscholastic Trading Co.
Italian American Club
Foundation, Inc.
Ken Jack
David, Kirk & Mark Jackson
Dennis Jackson
Kevin Jaffe
Jamboree Management
David Jarman
Harry Jenkins
Paul Jenkins
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New library opens and campaign to raise
$500,000 endowment begins.
The Foundation receives over $2 million in
donations to help complete the construction
of the new, modern arts facility: the Frank
M. Doyle Arts Pavilion at OCC.
2007
O
range Coast College’s Sailing & Marine
Program, among the largest in the United
States, enroll more than 5,000 students
every year. The School’s facilities include offices,
docks, workshops, and classrooms. The School
maintains an extensive Nautical Library and
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CR Complete Business Systems
Daryl Creighton
Spencer Croul
Terry Dahm
Sharon Daniel
Donald Dapkus, II
Jeffrey Davies
Daxco
Dale F. Day
Robert & Van Dees
Del Piso Brick & Tile
Dell Computers
Delta Kappa Gamma
Donna S. Lindeman
Edward Dornan & Doree Dunlap
Doublewood Construction
Sam & Paula Downing
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Model of Innovation:
OCC Sailing Center
C & L Refrigeration
C.M.S.A.
Carlos & Marta Cabral
Cadkey
California Faucets
California State University,
Long Beach
Michael Campbell
Frank Caput
Car Sound Exhaust System
Larry Carlson
Carlson Marketing Group
Jim & Hedy Carnett
Cascade Valley Anesthesia
Jeffrey Case
Cast Iron Institute
Center for Studies of the Future
Cerritos College Foundation
Julie Chan
Charter 100
Chela Financial Resources, Inc.
Chevron, U.S.A.
Phyllis Chiri
Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Dan Christy
Ciba-Geigy
Citizens Bank
City National Bank
Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, Inc.
Christopher Clifton
Arlene Cohen
Robert Collier
Timothy Collins
Colorado 500 Charity Fund
Estate of Elizabeth
Colyear Vincent
Comanche Nation
Commercial Bank of Africa, Ltd .
Commission on Athletics
Community College League
of California
Carol Compton
Karin Conover-Lewis
Construction Specifications Instit.
Cornell Alumni Association
Costa Mesa Firefighters Assn., Inc.
Costa Mesa Historical Society, Inc.
Costa Mesa Orange Coast Lions
Costa Mesa Senior Corporation
Cotti Foods Corp/Taco Bell
C M & Edna P. Cotton
Family Foundation
County of Los Angeles
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Neurowave Monitoring Inc.
Newport Aquatic Center
Newport Balboa Rotary Club
Foundation
Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary
Foundation
Newport Corporation
Newport Mesa Schools Fdtn.
Newport-Irvine Rotary Club, Inc.
James Nolan, M.D.
Patricia R. Noll
Norm Reeves Honda Superstore
Northern Trust of California
NuReality
The mission of the Orange Coast
College Foundation is to develop
sources of support for Orange Coast
College to achieve its mission by
encouraging gifts of time, treasure
and talent from alumni, community
members, faculty and staff, and
community-based
corporations,
foundations, and organizations.
Robert B. Milum
Minot State University
Mission Community Hospital
MJM Associates
Linda Moeller
Georgie Monahan
Robert K. Moore
Alfonso Morales
Morgan Morgan
Katherine Morgridge
Morton Publishing Co.
Mt. San Antonio College
Kate Mueller
Muth & Company
Nabers Cadillac, Inc.
Mo Nabi
National Equipment Supply
National Football Foundation
Orange County Chapter
National Junior Basketball
Navajo Nation
Judith Neal
Elisabeth Netoliczka
Nutrilite
O’Bento House
OCC Bookstore
Ocean Life, Inc.
Ocean Sailing Academy
Robin O’Connor
Omnitron Systems Technology
Operation Frontline
Orange Coast IBM PC User Group
Orange County Connie
Mack Baseball
Orange County Fine Arts, Inc.
Orange County Foundation for
Preservation of Public Property
Orange County Register
Orange County Sunbird Aviation
Orange Unified School District
School Pride
Tim O’Rourke
Orphan Gifts
OTOE - Missouria Tribe
Robert Oversier
Oxygen Service Company
Pacific Coast Sailing Foundation
Richard & Patsy Pagel
Pampel & Associates
David & Sheila Parsons
Robert Paselik
Performance Rigging
Scott Pickard
Bucky Pofahl
Henry Poitras
Marilyn Pope
Allan & Jacqueline Popper
David Post
Prairie Band of
Potawatomi Indians
Proactive Sports Mgmt USA, Inc.
Helen Prothers Estate
Prospectors
Pulmo Test, Inc.
Ida Purdum
William Purkiss
R.W. Smith & Co
Glenn Ramsdell
Scott Ramser
Beverly K. Ray
Ray Stirling
Recording Studio Technical
Services
Resnick & Gray
Randy & Arlene Reynolds
Trumbull Richard
Rickenbacker International Corp
Lynne Riddle
Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey
Ritz Restaurant & Garden
David Robert
Rocky Mountain Ind. Inc.
Rossmoor Woman’s Club
Rotary Club of Orange, Future
Coaches Scholarship Fund
Stuart & Susan Rubin
Saddleback Community College
Saddleback Peripheral Vascular
Sailing Traders
Yukio Saito
George Salisbury
San Nicolas Investors
Santa Barbara Sailing Center
Ernest J. Schag Estate
Robert Schneiderman
Scholarship Foundation
of Santa Barbara
Ron Schryer
Richard Schuetz
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OCC marks its 60th Anniversary and raises
$50,000 for the Library Endowment at the Gala.
The estate of Makado Yoshida donates
$90,000 to fund Visual Arts programs.
2009
T
he Robert B. Moore Theatre opened its doors in 1956 and quickly became the cultural
center for Orange County’s burgeoning “Orange Coast.” The theatre has served as a
focal point for student productions, community presentations, and campus-wide lectures
and special events. When the beloved theatre needed to be updated and renovated in the late
1980s, the OCC Foundation helped raise over $1 million. Renowned architect Richard Neutra
designed the theatre, and therefore, the improvements needed to keep within the original design
and character. By 1993, the renovation was complete with new air conditioning, reconfigured
hallway, enhanced acoustics, improved seating, and modernized lighting.
Marine Corps Scholarship
Foundation, Inc.
Martin & Osa
Edward Matus
Jim McIlwain
Brian McKay
Mechanical Design Consultants
Medic Educational Foundation
Scholarships Wachovia Bank, N.A.
Medix Ambulance Company
Roger L. Meisinger
Meridian Passage Consulting
John Messenger
John H. Miller
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Staged to Perfection:
Robert B. Moore Theatre
Mark Jensen
Johnson Media Group
Fletcher Jones
Sharon Jones
K.W. Properties
KABC AM/KDIS AM/KLOS FM
Kaiser Permanente Hospital
Brian Kapko Foundation
Nick Kawashima
Keithco Manufacturing
Dennis Kelly
Thomas & Miriam Kendall
Foundation
Scott Kennedy
Nancy Kensbeck
Robert Kettenhofen
Keytronic Corporation
Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma
John & Martha Killefer
Beth Kirby
John Klug Foundation
Ko’ Olina Training Fund
Robert Koll
KPT Kaiser Precision Tooling, Inc.
Harold Kristal
Betil Kunzler-Yett
Lee La Jeunesse
Christopher Lacy
Dick Lamb
Hillary Larsen
June Lauterbach
Robert & Diana Leaverton
Donald LeBeau
Larry LeBrane
Lennar
Brian Lewis
Lido Isle Yacht Club
Long Beach City College
Foundation
Lutheran Good Samaritan
Society, Inc.
Jim Lyons
M & C Distributing Co., Inc.
M.V. Partners
Woody Macias
MacPherson Enterprises
Deborah Maher
Mai Basic Four
Gary & Bettie Major
Darron Manley
Philip Mannes
Mansion Hill
March of Dimes
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To renew your support, simply return your gift in the reply envelope in this report.
Or you can make a gift online at www.orangecoastcollege.edu/about_occ/foundation
If you are interested in volunteering, or if you’d like to discuss ways that you can support
Orange Coast College, please contact:
2010
Doug Bennett
Executive Director
Orange Coast College Foundation
(714) 432-5126
dbennett@occ.cccd.edu
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Triangle Square Joint Venture
Irene Troy
R. Scott Truesdell
Tustin High School
United States Figure Skating
United States Navy
United States Table Tennis
Universal Systems Corporation
John Upton
Valley Medical Imaging
Steve Varner
Alexander Vellandi
Velos Group
Verizon Wireless
Service is Their Motto: National
Charity League Newport Juniors
With a motto like “Mothers and
Daughters Serving Communities
Together,” it’s easy to see why the
National Charity League Newport
Juniors adopted OCC’s Harry and
Grace Steele Children’s Center,
which provides childcare services for
qualifying OCC students. Over the
past 19 years, the charity has awarded
grants totaling $250,000 to benefit the
Children’s Center, the most recent a
$24,000 donation. The annual gifts
fund educational supplies, field trips,
playground equipment and classroom
activities.
Michael Thornton
Ruth Thornton
Catherine Thyen
Vernon & Susan Tiffany
Tiffany & Company
Time Warner Inc.
TJR Distributing
Greg Tolleson
David R. Tommela
William Tosh
Toshiba America
Toshiba Senior Classic
Trabuco Phi Delta Kappa
Trac Line
Vermont Student Assistance Corp
Daniel & Samara Vesely
Elizabeth Vincent
Richard Vlcek
Volcom
Kevin Vu
Linh Vu
WACCABUC Country Club, Inc.
Richard Homer Wagner
Foundation
Lewis Wake
Walden Structures
John Walker
Warmington Custom Prop.
Bud Warminton
Washington Mutual
Waterbury Foundation
Don Watson
Dr. Norman E. Watson
Joe Weiser
Westbay Properties
Western Graphtec
Western Pacific Packaging, Inc.
Westmark Enterprises
Whitmore Oxygen Company
William Gillespie Foundation
Willis Oil Tool
James & Regina Wills
Richard Wilson
Donn Winslow
Phillip & Patricia Wise
Robert & Jerry Woelfel
Wayne & Sharon Wolfe
Dave & Jane Wood
Jerry Wood
Woodhull Family Foundation
Xiron Optical Corporation
Candy Yates
Jay Yett
Zandiant Technologies, Inc.
Steven & Katherine Zeiser
Every effort has been made
to ensure the accuracy of
this list. We apologize for any
names inadvertently omitted.
If you have any questions
about this list please contact
Doug Bennett at
(714) 432-5126.
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The Steele Children’s Center uses $900,000
in donations to complete construction on
classroom building for school-age children.
$600,000 in OCC Foundation donations are
combined with Measure C funds to provide needed
upgrades for earthquake safety, Women’s Crew
facilities, and enhanced access for the disabled at
the OCC School of Sailing & Seamanship.
2010
A
s California’s system of public higher education battles through its toughest financial cycle
ever, OCC students need your philanthropic support more than ever. For the Orange
Coast College Foundation to continue to change the lives of students, we constantly need
donations of time, talent, money, and property. Your donations for scholarships, performing arts,
athletics, library services, and countless other programs across the campus are needed now
more than ever. The combined gifts of our generous donors who include community members,
retired and current faculty and staff, local companies, family foundations, and service clubs, help
us meet the ongoing needs of our students.
Symantec Corporation Small
Business Channel Marketing
T & W Systems
Tam’s Electroni Specialists
Minoru & Mitsue Tanaka
Theresa Tarlos
Taurus Insurance Agency, Inc.
William Taylor, M.D.
Team OC
Tektronix, Inc.
Timothy E. Tennyson
John & Julie Thomas
Bette J. Thompson
Robert W. Thompson
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Now More Than Ever: OCC Students
Need Your Support
Schwan’s Food Service, Inc.
Scientific Devices
Jean Marie Scott
Ian & Cathleen Screen
Scripps Clinic
Kenneth Scripsma
Richard Seaver
Allan Segal
Segerstrom Foundation
Carol Sell
Semicoa
Sempra Engergy
Vida Shajie
Shell Oil Co.
Lawrence Sherwin
Shoreline Healthcare
Shull Bonsall Family Trust
John E. Sime
Roger Simmons
Richard Simon
Greg Sims
Leighton & Jeanne Smith
Thomas Smith, III
Kurt Snowden
Sorin Bio-Medical
Anthony Sorrentino
Ricardo Soto
Southern California Edison
Southern California Gas Company
Southern California Medical
Systems
Southern California
Volleyball Assoc.
Lani Spund
R.G. Stacey
William & Joy Stark
State Board of Agriculture
State of California
Nick Stein
Cecile Stephens Charitable
Foundation
Adelheid Stevens
Dan Steverson
R. Allen Stewart
Tyler Stone
Scott Strong
Robert Stuart
Alan Sudweeks
Shirley Sullivan
Supercamp Soccer
Superior Coffee & Foods
Bryan Sydnor
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Win-Wins
Worth Noting
590 current OCC employees
have donated $968,000 to
the Foundation.
545 retired OCC employees have
donated $1.9 million to
the Foundation.
82% of donations received have
been in increments of more
than $25,000.
Students
and
Since 1985, more than 20,000
individuals, companies, and
estates have donated to
the Foundation.
You: A Winning Combination
T
he Orange Coast College Foundation is privileged to have worked with over 20,000
generous donors and awarded $9.6 million in direct student scholarships over the last
25 years.
With a diverse student population, the breadth and depth of scholarships offered by the OCC
Foundation match the College’s program offerings. There are over 400 individual scholarships
created to serve students attending Orange Coast College. These scholarships cover academic
achievement, leadership, community service, career preparation, and nearly everything in
between.
In addition, the word “scholarship” is more than an individual award to the Foundation. There are
scholarships for renting textbooks on a two-hour basis at the Library, purchasing materials to
enroll in labs, or providing bus passes and meals.
“The key to the OCC Foundation
has been its steady support of
the campus; meeting students’
needs while exceeding the
expectations of the community.”
Brad Avery, Director
OCC Marine Program & Sailing Center
Foundation Grant Recipient
The Foundation has raised a total
of $60 million to support student
and campus services.
The Foundation has awarded
more than $9.6 million in student
scholarships over the past
25 years.
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Jim and Martha Newkirk donate $125,000
to fund new entrance to the baseball field.
Anonymous local donor gives a series of
gifts over 13 years that total $985,000
for Steele Children’s Center and Marine
Science.
2011
2010
Orange Coast College students are supported through the vision of our donors, faculty, staff, and
alumni who generously give of their money, time, property, and estates. It’s a winning combination
that benefits the future of our students and our community.
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Orange Coast College Foundation 2010/11 Board of Directors Roster
The College had already started
building a tradition of entrepreneurial philanthropy under
the leadership of Dave Grant, Sharon Donoff, and others.
Together, and with the continuing support of volunteer board
members, community volunteers, faculty, staff and, most
importantly, thousands of generous donors, we have raised
over $60 million to support Orange Coast College. The OCC
Foundation has helped change the lives of thousands of
students through scholarships, provided support for Orange County foster youth through the
Guardian Scholars program, changed the face of the College through the construction of the
Harry & Grace Steele Children’s Center and the Frank M. Doyle Arts Pavilion, supported the
renovation of the Robert B. Moore Theatre, supported OCC’s nationally recognized Intercollegiate
Rowing & Sailing Center, and helped revitalize the face of the entire campus through the OCC
Foundation’s support in partnership with Measure C.
As I reflect on a quarter century at Orange Coast College, I am enormously grateful to the hundreds
of donors and volunteers listed in this report whose generosity have made these achievements
possible. I am honored to have been led, managed, inspired, hired, promoted, tolerated, and
at times, chastised by my presidents – Dr. Don Bronsard, Dave Grant, Jim McIlwain, Margaret
Gratton, Gene Farrell, Bob Dees, Denise Whittaker, and Dr. Dennis Harkins. And finally, none of
this would have been possible without the enthusiasm and commitment of the seven individuals
I have had the opportunity to lead in that time – Nancy Timmons, Rene Kinn, Julie Clevenger,
Tabatha Wilson, TJ Nguyen, Liz Parker, and Mike Canett.
Thank you for all you have done for the students of Orange Coast College.
Warmly,
A. Patrick Munoz
Jeff Hyder
Janet Terrell
Rush Hill, II
Directors
Mary Lynn Bergman-Rallis
Dave Cline
Bob Dees
President Emeritus
Ed Fawcett
Peggy Fort
Patricia Hadden
Marc Harper, CPA, JD
Jeff Hyder
Douglas Meece
Gwyn P. Parry, M.D.
Richard Porras
Jerrel “Jerry “ T. Richards, Ed.D.
Catherine Thyen
Jeff Teller
Margaret Gratton Turner
President Emeritus
*Blade Gillissen
Ex‑Officio (with vote)
*Dennis Harkins, Ph.D.
President, Orange Coast College
*Melinda Nish, Ed.D.
Vice President, Instruction
*Richard Pagel, Ed.D.
Vice President, Administrative Services
Claudia Ackley
President, OCC Friends of the Library
Catherine Tran
President, Associated Students of
Orange Coast College
Shana Jenkins
President, OCC Alumni & Friends
Association
Ex‑Officio (without vote)
*Douglas Bennett
Executive Director, OCC Foundation
*Rene Kinn
Foundation Assistant
2011
Gerald F. McWeeney
Robert B. Moore, Ph.D.
Keith Morrissey
Frances Munoz
Rev. Stephen P. Murray
Beverly Nestande
John Norling
Steve Ostrin
Jeffrey Padilla
Sheena Prevette
Barnet Resnick
Lynne Riddle
Ralph Rodheim
Femia Scarfone
Ernest J. Schag
Kathleen Sellick
Richard Sewell
Elliott S. Sherrell
Linda Simon
Amber Smith
Dr. Robert B. Smith
Clarke Smith
David L. Snowden
Gary Stenlund
Skip Stephenson
David W. Stein
John Store
Kregg Strehorn
Peer Swan
Tim E. Tennyson, Ph.D.
Joseph M. Thomas
Corry Thompson
Traci Travis
Ernest Vitucci
James Warmington
L. David Whitmire
Amy Wise
Albert Wong
Bill Wood
Jim Wood
David C. Wooten
Jay Yett
Coast Community College
District Board of Trustees
David A. Grant
Mary L. Hornbuckle
Jim Moreno
Jerry Patterson
Lorraine Prinsky, Ph.D.
Student Trustee
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Executive Director
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Past Directors
Jay Amestoy
Maruja Baldwin
Paul Berger
Donald R. Bronsard, Ph.D.
Alexander Bowie
Todd Bowen
Jess Craig
Paula Clor
Chris Coldiron
Susan Coleman
Michael Collier
Kristopher Cutting
E. Avery “Pete” Crary
Michael Deighton
Jeff Dimsdale
Peter Dolbee
Sharon Donoff
Ed Dornan
Christine Edwards
Wendi Eiland
Gene Farrell
Curt Fleming
Joan Finnegan
Millie Gates
Ed Gibbons
Lori Ginex
Don Girard
Traci Glassock
James Glidewell
Jeremy Grace
Charles Haley
Tim Hallman
Darrell Hannon
Ann Harmer
Evelyn Hart
Elliott Hayes
Del Heintz
James Hietbrink
Norma Hertzog
Jeffrey L. Hyder
Benjamin Jensen
Tom Johnson
Nasser Khan
John Killefer
Patricia Krone
Riki Kucheck
Gary Lewis
J. Raul Magana
Leo Martinez
Mike McLaughlin
James McIlwain
Terry McCardle
*Employees of Orange Coast College
A total of $250,000 raised allows
construction to begin on a new entrance,
restroom facility and storage rooms for the
OCC Wendell Pickens Baseball Field.
A second anonymous donor gives
$200,000 for student scholarships.
Chancellor
Andrew C. Jones, Ed.D.
2011
J
anuary marked my 25th anniversary as the Executive Director of
the Orange Coast College Foundation. In 1986, I was fortunate
enough to be hired into an opportunity of a lifetime – the first full-time
executive director of the foundation for
one of America’s greatest community
colleges.
Officers
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