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Boys & Girls Club Valley of the Moon: Sonoma, Calif. 707.938.8544 www.vombgc.intranets.com

Boys & Girls Clubs Valley of the Moon is a youth development organization serving Sonoma Valley youth since 1962. Our mission is to provide positive opportunities for youth to learn and succeed.

There are four Boys & Girls Club sites in Sonoma: Maxwell Farms Clubhouse, Spring Village Clubhouse and Sassarini and Flowery Elementary schools. With a membership exceeding 1900, Boys & Girls Clubs Valley of the Moon serves over 350 youth in the Sonoma Valley daily.

The Club is open weekdays, 50 weeks per year during the critical after school hours of 2:00-7:00 pm and offers extended hours during non-school days and holidays. No child is ever turned away because of inability to pay. The Club provides a safe place where Sonoma's youth can interact with caring adults who help them to develop a positive sense of belonging, usefulness, influence and competence.

Although the Club is affiliated with a national youth organization, Boys & Girls Clubs of America, we do not receive any funding from them. We are funded entirely by individual donors, local businesses as well as public and
private grants.

Boys & Girls Club offers age-appropriate, outcome-based youth development programs in five core program areas. Our tested and proven nationally recognized programs address today's most pressing youth issues, teaching
young people the skills they need to succeed in life.

The five core program areas are:

Character & Leadership - Helping youth become responsible caring citizens and acquire skills for participating in the democratic process is the main thrust of these programs. They also develop leadership skills and provide
opportunities for planning, decision-making, contributing to Club and community, and celebrating our national heritage.

Education & Career - These programs help youth create aspirations for the future, providing opportunities for career exploration and educational enhancement.

Health & Life Skills - These initiatives help youth achieve and maintain healthy, active lifestyles.

The Arts - These initiatives help young people enhance self-expression and creativity, develop multicultural appreciation, provide exposure to and develop skills in crafts and visual, performing and literaery arts.

Sports, Fitness & Recreation - These club programs help develop fitness, a positive use of leisure time, reduction of stress, appreciation for the environment, and social and interpersonal skills.

The First Tee

The First Tee of the North Bay

Mission Possible

To impact the lives of young people by providing learning facilities and educational programs that promote character development and life-enhancing values through the game of golf.

The First Tee of the North Bay is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit oragnization that serves juniors ages 7 - 17 in Marin, Solano, Sonoma, Napa, Lake and Mendocino counties in the North Bay area. Our focus is to teach valuable life skills using golf as a vehicle.

Through a life skills education curriculum, we instill nine core values, some of which include honesty, integrity, responsibility and respect. The program delivers a seamless approach, allowing kids to learn the basics of golf, set goals, make friends and develop a strong sense of self. The First Tee members also have opportunities to participate in our competitive Summer Tour, attend leadership academies and the Wal-Mart Pebble Beach Open. Golf is a game for life. Together with partners like the Charles Schwab Cup Championship, our programming affiliates and the community, we are positively impacting lives everyday.

2006 Program Sites include: Tayman Park Golf Club, Ukiah Golf Club, Windsor Golf Club, Foxtail Golf Club and Adobe Creek Golf Club

For more information about our programs or events, please call 707.433.4275 or log on to our website at www.tftnb.org

The First Tee of San Francisco

The First Tee is a World Golf Foundation initiative introduced in November of 1997 for the purpose of providing affordable golf access to everyone, especially children, who otherwise may not have the opportunity to play the game.

Over the past six years, The First Tee has evolved into a credible youth initiative where participants are positively influenced through exposure to important values and life skills while learning and playing the game of golf.

The First Tee Life & Skills Golf Experience is a program based on a set of Nine Core Values and developed around a curriculum that seamlessly incoprates life skills, such as goal setting, self discipline and self awareness, into each session. Children learn about themselves and others through exercises that teach lessons and skills that can be used both on and off the course.

Much of the First Tee's success is directly attributed to the support and guidance of five leading golf institutions in America that are the Founding Partners - the PGA TOUR, the PGA of America, Ladies Professional Golf Association, United States Golf Association and Augusta National Golf Club. The support of these organizations, along with various individuals, associations, corporations, cities, counties and states, has helped the First Tee develop facilities and programs so The First Tee Life Skills & Golf Experience can be delivered into communities across the country.

Building upon the accomplishment of achieving its initial goal of over 100 facilities in development by the end of the year 2000, The First Tee has set out to fulfill several new objectives by the end of 2005, which include:

- Introducing the game of golf and its values to 500,000 young people

- Expanding the number of dedicated First Tee facilities to 250 that are either open or in development

- Establishing 500 affiliate relationships with existing golf courses or other golf facilities that will provide access to The First Tee Experience

The First Tee is well on its way to achieving these objectives and looking forward to the next phase of a very bright and exciting future. The First Tee is grateful for the extraordinary commitment of the Chapter volunteers and staff combined with local businesses and political leaders in each community who have embraced it.

For more information about the First Tee and how you might become involved, please visit www.thefirsttee.org.

Valley of the Moon Children's Foundation: Sonoma, Calif.

The Valley of the Moon Children's Foundation is Sonoma County's only emergency shelter for abused, abandoned, and negleted children. Several years ago the Valley of the Moon Chldren's Foundation formed a public-private partnership with the County to raise funds to build a much
needed new Children's Home. Budget restrictions led to ths project being built in three phases and in May 2005, Phase II (the housing units and full commercial kitchen and dining area) was completed and the kids moved in June 1, 2005.

On October 1, 2007 we broke ground for Phase III, the final phase of the building project. Phase III is an integral part of the project that contains support services for the Home; a medical and dental wing, a baby and toddler area, the Redwood Children's Center (for suspected sexual abuse), visiting and consulting areas, admissions, and volunteer services.

The Foundation committed to raise $3 million towards the projected completion cost of Phase III. The Foundation gave the County $1 million when the contract was let in early July and an additional $1 million at groundbreaking October 1, 2007. We will contribute the final $1 million
before completion of the project, scheduled for December 2008.

For the past four years the Foundation has been studying programs to provide the kids and identified four key areas for expanded support: 1) continued support for the Home, 2) education, housing, and employment for emancipated (aging out) children, 3) children in foster care and foster
parents, and 4) child abuse prevention. We have studied numerous programs to avoid overlap of resources and narrowed them down to specific programs for the Foundation. We also began our scholarship program this year and awarded six scholarships to former foster youth.

Hanna Boys Center: Sonoma, CA 1.877.944.2662 www.hannacenter.org

Located in Sonoma, Hanna Boys Center, a nonprofit 501 (c)(3) organization supported solely through the generosity of individuals, businesses and foundations, is one of California's most successful residential treatment centers for at-risk boys. For more than 50 years, Hanna's staff and volunteer Board have helped changed the lives of thousands of boys, ages 11 to 18, who are troubled and seriously at-risk because of family crisis, difficulty in school, behavior problems or educational deficits stemming from learning disorders. Hanna's program, which is based on the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church, accepts boys from diverse ethnic, religious and economic backgrounds from the greater Bay Area and beyond. Through caring, respect, education and faith, Hanna provides boys with a second chance at a better life.

CommonBond Foundation: Sonoma, CA 707.933.0404, www.commonbond.us

CommonBond Foundation was established in 1995 by Bill Hammett and his wife Sara, to foster appreciation and mutual respect among neighboring cultures in Sonoma Valley. A non-profit organization, CommonBond pursues this mission through educational and community-building programs in both Spanish and in English. Educational programs include summer language immersion camps, after school second language enrichment, academic tutoring for high school students, and adult language classes.

Community projects range from the public, bilingual radio station KSVY 91.3 Sonoma to the recently adopted Community Action Team for Youth (CATY). The CATY consortium of community-based organizations holds monthly discussions for all community members to attend, discussing and addressing the topics that affect Sonoma's youth.

By providing opportunities for second language development, networking and social interaction, CommonBond hopes to promote greater intercultural understanding and respect. It is through these efforts that CommonBond bridges Sonoma's cultures.

Nelson Community Care Fund benefiting the Sonoma Valley Hospital Emergency Room

Gary and Marcia Nelson have created the Nelson Community Care Fund to help Sonomans keep their emergency room doors open.

"We want to inspire neighbors to help neighbors and to create a safety net of caring for all Sonoma Valley residents, regardless of their ability to pay. We want everyone in our community to get the emergency
care they need, and for our local hospital to continue to thrive." - Gary & Marcia Nelson

Nelson Community Care Fund

Since 1946, having an emergency room close to home at the Sonoma Valley Hospital has been a great source of security. Without a doubt, many lives have been saved. Local, twenty four hour critical care is one of the qualities that defines our valley as a desirable place to live, a
safe place to raise children and a comfortable place to grow older. Unfortunately, throughout our state, declining insurance reimbursements and escalating costs are forcing many emergency rooms to close. Here in the Sonoma Valley, people are fighting to prevent this and now there is
a way you too can help.

Gary and Marcia Nelson have created a vehicle to help Sonomans keep their emergency room doors open. The Gary D. and Marcia L. Nelson Community Care Fund was initiated to help underwrite the high cost of emergency care. The Fund is structured to provide revenue for both today and tomorrow. Half of every donation is used to help cover today's critical care losses, while the other half goes directly into an endowment account - a safety net for our emergency room of tomorrow.

To help keep Sonoma Valley Hospital vital and strong for the future, we urge you to investigate a financial partnership with the Sonoma Valley Hospital Foundation. Your contribution to The Gary D. and Marcia L. Nelson Community Care Fund will definitely save lives. On behalf of your family and friends, on behalf of your entire community, you can make a difference today.

The Sonoma Valley Hospital Foundation

The Sonoma Valley Hospital Foundation was founded in 1982 as a not-for-profit, public benefit corporation, chartered solely to raise money for the Sonoma Valley Hospital. The mission of the SVH Foundation is to solicit, receive and maintain gifts of money and property for the
general benefit of the Sonoma Valley Hospital. Donations to the Gary D. and Marcia L. Nelson Community Care Fund are remitted through the Sonoma Valley Hospital Foundation in designated support of the Sonoma Valley Hospital Emergency Room.

"In California all Emergency Rooms lose money. In Sonoma we too face this difficult financial challenge. The NCCF and the generous people who contribute to it offer essential help in the effort to provide critical emergency services for everyone." - Jim McSweeny - CFO, Sonoma Valley Hospital

"The NCCF is critical aid for providing critical care. This financial support enables the hospital to continue to provide essential services to the greater cross section of Sonoma Valley." - Robbie Cohen- President, Sonoma Valley Hospital Medical Staff

Seeds of Learning: Sonoma, CA 707.939.0471

Seeds of Learning is a nonprofit organization that works to increase access to education in Central America by building schools and giving out scholarships in Nicaragua and El Salvador. We also provide meaningful volunteer pportunities for people in the States to travel to these countries and help to construct the schools.

Big Brothers and Big Sisters of the North Bay - www.bbbsnorthbay.org

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the North Bay provides adult mentors to children in Marin, Napa and Solano counties who need caring role models in their lives - a friend, guide and supporter who can expand their horizons and help them realize a bright future. Our mission is to provide every youth in need who requests a big brother or big sister with a professionally supported mentoring relationship. Founded a century ago, Big Brothers Big Sisters is an internationally recognized mentoring organization with more than 450
independent chapters nationwide. The organization is dedicated to providing positive, adult role models for children ages 6-17. To learn more about our organization and our programs, please visit www.bbbsnorthbay.org

Twin Valley Aquatics: Petaluma, CA - www.twinvalleyaquatics.com

Twin Valley Aquatics (TVA) provides a complete competitive Swimming, Water Polo & Masters Swimming experience, offering professional, quality coaching for swimmers and water polo players of all ages and abilities.
We:

- Promote a lifestyle of health and wellness.

-Provide a challenging, productive and fun environment.

- Encourage and help each member reach their full potential as both athletes and people. All coaches, as members of the American Swim Coaches Association, have access to the most comprehensive training and certification program for youth coaches of any sport in the United States.

NCGA: www.ncgafoundation.org

The NCGA Foundation promotes life skills and values to deserving youth in Northern California through the game of golf. Additionally, it supports the growth of the game while providing youth the opportunities and motivation to become productive citizens and lifelong golfers.

In order to serve our mission, the Foundation focuses primarily on the following activities:

??? Awarding grants to programs teaching life skills and values to deserving youth through the game of golf
??? Increasing the accessibility and affordability of golf through Youth on Course
??? Supporting personal development and introductory career opportunities for adolescent golfers within the golf industry

Youth on Course

The NCGA Foundation's pioneering Youth on Course program seeks to increase the accessibility and availability of golf for all juniors in Northern California.

??? Participants pay $5 or less per round with an average fee of only $2
??? 70 participating golf courses in Northern California
??? $1 to hit a bucket of balls at many participating courses
??? Participants receive $2 NCGA memberships.

Youth on Course serves as a means for youth to put to use their life skills and values training on the golf course. The program also allows deserving youth to build a passion for the game by providing the opportunity to continue playing. As each child's confidence and skill level grows, so does their love of the game.

For a complete listing of certified programs and participating courses, visit the Youth on Course section of our website at www.ncgafoundation.org.

Career Enhancing Opportunities and Scholarships

The NCGA Foundation also provides deserving youth with introductory job opportunities within the golf industry. The Foundation works with NCGA member clubs to create jobs on the grounds crew, in the front office, caddying, and in the restaurant for teenagers who typically would never dream of working on a golf course. Participating adolescents learn responsibility while expanding their personal horizons and learning about careers they may have never thought of previously.

College scholarships are also available to deserving youth who best demonstrate the values inherent in the game of golf.

The Presentation School: 20872 Broadway, Sonoma, CA

The Presentation School located at 20872 Broadway in Sonoma, opened on September 8, 1997, with an enrollment of 100 students. The current enrollment is 187 students. Each student enjoys a full spectrum of academic, spiritual and physical education with extensive personal attention from 20 full and part-time teachers. The student teacher ratio is 11:1. Parents, representing 138 families, are fully involved with the education of their children, serving on the Board of Trustees, volunteering for a multiplicity of school needs, participating in events, and bringing the message of their belief in The Presentation School mission to the community at large.

Sonoma Valley Hospital Foundation: Sonoma, CA - 707.935.5070

The Sonoma Valley Hospital Foundation was founded in 1982 as a not-for-profit, public benefit corporation,
chartered solely to raise money for Sonoma Valley Hospital. Over the last twenty six years, the Foundation
has raised over $5 million for various programs and for new medical equipment. We are currently working in support
of the Carolyn J. Stone Center for Women's Health & Wellness, The Gary D. and Marcia L. Nelson Community Care Fund, and other SVH equipment needs.

The Carolyn J. Stone Center for Women's Health & Wellness is dedicated to providing outstanding women's health treatment, education and support programs. The Nelson Community Care Fund was established to help underwrite our local Emergency Room services. In addition, the Foundation raises funds to help the hospital purchase life saving equipment and technology.

To keep Sonoma Valley Hospital strong and vital for the future, philanthropy and community support is essential.
Please help make a difference today. You can reach the Foundation office at (707) 935-5070, or email Mary Caletges at caletgesm@svh.com.

We support additional local charities..... Please call 707-939-4131 for more information