Click on the image above to view our 2014 Annual Report.
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Congratulations to the Class of 2015!
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We have cancelled our bowling tournament in Cupertino slated for July 28. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you.
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5th Annual Project Access Charity Golf Tournament SPONSORS
PACGT Chairman
James R. Reed
Lincoln Consulting Group, LLC
PAR SPONSORS
Bridge Investment Group
Danuel R. Stanger
The Crean Foundation
Andy Crean
SUSTAINING SPONSORS
Affordable Housing Access
Jonathan B. Webb
The Bascom Group, LLC
Jerome A. Fink
Bristol Equity Capital, Inc.
David Rose
FPA Multifamily, LLC
Gregory A. Fowler
Highridge Costa Companies
Michael A. Costa
Lincoln Consulting Group, LLC
James R. Reed Redwood Housing Partners
Ryan B. Fuson Sares-Regis Group
Geoffrey L. Stack
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Thank you to Humana for sponsoring our Mother's Day event at Stratford Place and Windsor Court in Westminster, CA.
(Listed are grantors and donors who gave $5,000 or more this quarter)
- Affordable Housing Access
- Anonymous
- Macy's
- Sidney Stern Memorial Trust
- Sunwest Bank Foundation
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Save the Date - Sept. 19
10th Annual Project Access Keys to Success Gala
Please save the date for our 10th Annual Keys to Success Gala where we will be honoring our long time supporter Danuel Stanger.
If you would like information on sponsorship packages or tickets, please contact:
James Le Marketing Director 949-253-6200 ext. 306
Thank you to our current sponsors:
SILVER SPONSORS
Kaufmann Family
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Emily's Transformation
A youth attends After-School Program and earns "Most Improvement in Reading" honors
Emily is a 7 year old second grader. Although she lives in a loving home, her mother struggles to find time to help her with homework. Emily finds it difficult to concentrate at home with her siblings around. As a result, she had fallen behind in reading, often times finding distractions to keep herself from the reading portion of her homework.
Fortunately, things changed once she became a regular participant at the Project Access After-School Program. Emily has found a quiet, safe space with a supportive environment. She frequently interacted with staff and they motivated her to practice her reading at least 20 minutes a day. Emily developed a trust with the staff, and she felt more comfortable asking questions when she didn't understand something and developed more confidence in herself.
We are happy to report that Emily is now reading at grade level, no longer feels embarrassed to read in front of a group and also likes to help other kids in the program with their home. Recently, Emily proudly shared with Project Access the principal's award for most improvement in reading.
Way to go Emily and thank you to our supporters for helping us transform Emily!
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Adopt-A-Center
Make a significant impact, addressing its most important needs
We have officially launched our Adopt-A-Center campaign that gives individuals and corporations an opportunity to make a significant impact to their communities.
We are happy to announce that three of our Resource Centers have already been adopted thanks to:
* adopted two Resource Centers
Some of the benefits for adopting a center include:
- Inclusion in monthly Resource Center newsletter (distributed door to door) and in the Project Access quarterly newsletter (distributed to 2,000+ contacts)
- Recognition plaque/signage displayed within the adopted Resource Center
- Recognition on Project Access website, social media, press release and collaterals
To learn more, please contact:
Tristen Cali
Director of Development and Corporate Relations
949-253-6200 ext. 311
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Spirit of Volunteerism
Project Access honors 4 individuals/groups at this year's awards at The Disneyland Hotel
Congratulations to this year's recipients of the Spirit of Volunteerism Award:
- Brea High School Volunteer Group
- Erica Green
- Solbee O
- Maureen Lamb
If you are interested in volunteering with Project Access, CLICK HERE.
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