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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

CAL I FORN IA S TATE UN IVERS I TY CHANNEL I S LANDS • O N E U N I V E R S I T Y D R I V E • C A M A R I L L O

www.cpwineandfoodfestival.com

VOTED 2012 “BEST CHARITY EVENT”

OF VENTURA COUNTY!– VC Reporter

VOTED 2012 “BEST FOOD & DRINK FESTIVAL”

OF VENTURA COUNTY!– VC Reporter

Benefiting

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N'Awlinz Bistro*Nothing Bundt CakesOld Town Café*Panera BreadPeirano'sPierre's Catering Co.Plated Events by Chef JasonProSignature Memorabilia, LLCRanch Hand BBQRed Blossom SalesRio Gozo FarmsRoot 246RoseAnne's Salsa Co.Rubio’s Fresh Mexican GrillSafire American BistroShave ItSignature Hand EngravingSo Cal Photo Lounge & The Wedding DJ's

So Good & Delicious*Southern Chic CateringSpanish Hills Country Club*Spasso Cucina ItalianaStacked: Food Well BuiltStonefire GrillSushi Fresh VenturaSweet Arleen'sT is for Toffee*The Bikini ChefThe Engraved Letter

The French BulldogThe Hitching Post II Restaurant*The KitchenThe Mermaid TavernThe Olive VineyardThe Patio at Players Casino*The Rhumb Line*The Secret GardenThe Sugar Lab*The Tavern*The Tower Club*The Whale's Tail Bar and Grill Restaurant

The Willows at Chumash Casino Resort*

Tierra Sur Restaurant*Trader Joe'sTwenty 88 Wine Bistro*Urbane CaféVerona TrattoriaVivoli Café & TrattoriaVOM FASS - Westlake VillageWatermark on Main*We Olive VenturaWhole Foods MarketYolanda's Mexican Café

R E S T A U R A N T S • C A T E R E R S

BAKERIES • SPECIALTY FOOD SHOPS

2012 Participants/2013 Participants as of April 1st.*Denotes Yummie Top Chef Competitor

OVER 85 FABULOUS FOOD EXHIBITORS

Sunday, June 2nd • 1 pm - 5 pm • California State University Channel Islands

71 Palm Restaurant9021PHOAgave Maria's Restaurant & CantinaAnacapa Brewing Co.Andres Wine & Tapas Bar*Billy D'z Backyard BBQBistro 13BJ’s Restaurant & BreweryBobaluBerries.comBread Basket Cake CompanyBrendan's Irish Pub & Restaurant Brophy Bros. Restaurant and Clam Bar

Cabo Seafood Grill and CantinaCafé FioreCafé FirenzeCapriccio Italian RestaurantCharn Thai Coastal Grill at Embassy Suites Mandalay Bay

Cold Stone Creamery*Cookies By DesignCronies Sports GrillCrowne Plaza Hotel/ C-Street Restaurant*

CrunchiesCuppycakes*Dayne's Chicago Beef & DawgsDJ’s California Catering

Don's Smokin' SalmonDream DinnersEl Pescador #12El Rey CantinaEpicurean Olive OilsFishermens CatchFresco II - On the MarinaFresh and Easy Neighborhood Market

Freezer Monkeys*Frost it Cupcakery*Hook, Line & Sinker SeafoodI Would Rather Be Baking Co.*Jersey MikesJinky's CaféKINDKN Publications*Ladyface Alehouse & Brasserie*Laraneta Winery & Olive OilLe CreusetLindt Chocolates - RSVPLos Arroyos Mexican RestaurantLuna OlivoMarket Broiler*Mastro's SteakhouseMimi's CaféMissy's Cupcake Creations*Moorpark Country ClubMy Brigadeiro Brazilian Sweets*

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WINERIESAlma Sol WineryAndres Wine & Tapas BarArroyo Robles WineryArtiste Winery and Tasting StudioB & E VineyardBaehner Fournier VineyardsBianchi VineyardsBogel VineyardsCantara Cellars, Inc.Cass WineryCasa Barranca Wines, Inc.Cayucos WineryChateau St. MichelleCity CellarsCIV USA WineryConsilence & Tre Anelli WinesCore Wine CompanyCottonwood Canyon WineryCupcake WineryEden Canyon VineyardsFerrari-Carano WineryFirestone WineryFlipflop WineryFresh & Easy Neighborhood MarketFoley Family WinesFour Brix WineryFratelli PerataHahn Family VinesHarmony CellarsHenry Weinhard's Gourmet SodasHerzog Wine CellarsHoyt Family VineyardsHug CellarsJ. Hamilton WinesJettlynn WineryKalyra WineryKenneth Volk VineyardKiamie Wine CellarsLaetitia Vineyard and WineryLaraneta Winery & Olive OilLe Vigne Winery

Lucas & Lewellen VineyardsMagnavino CellarsMalibu Family WinesMalibu Sundowner Wine Tasting RoomMillesime CellarsPacific Coast VineyardsPear Valley VineyardPoalillo VineyardsPomar Junction WineryRanchita Canyon VineyardRitual Wine CompanyRiverbench Vineyard & WineryRobert Hall WineryRocky Creek CellarsRoth EstatesRoxo Port CellarsSan Vicente CellarsScott CellarsSharpe's Hill VineyardsSquashed GrapesStacked Stone CellarsSTANGER VineyardsStone Pine Estate/ Sagebrush AnniesStonehausSummerland WinerySunland Vintage CellarsThe Hitching Post II WineryThe Wine GroupTobin James CellarsTolosa WineryTotal Wine & MoreToucan WinesTrinchero Family EstatesTwo Brothers VineyardVia Vega Vineyard & WineryVihuela WineryVinAlegreVinemark Cellars, LLCWades WinesWCP CellarsWente Family EstatesWild Horse Winery and Vineyards

Wineries and Vineyards presented by Southern Wine & Spirits

Wineries and Vineyards presented by Wades Wines

Wineries and Vineyards presented by Young’s Market Co.

Zin Don & Son

BREWERIES, IMPORT BEERS, SPECIALTY & SOFT DRINKSAB Café ServicesAnacapa Brewing Co.Anchor BrewingAnheuser-BuschAudibleBJ’s Restaurant & BreweryBlue Moon Brewing Co.- Belgian WhiteBlue Moon Brewing Co.- Summer Honey Wheat

Boddington’sBudweiserDos XX AmbarEnegren Brewing CompanyESBFireman’s BrewFirestone Walker 805Firestone Walker Brewing Co.Firestone Walker DBAFirestone Walker Pale 3Firestone Walker ReserveFirestone Walker SolaceGolden RoadGobshiteGoose IslandGuinnessHangar 24HeinekenHoegaardenIsland's Brewing Co.Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Co.- Summer ShandyKarl Strauss Brewing Co.

Ladyface Ale CompanieLandsharkLeffeMagic HatMiller CoorsN-C FoundersNelson Newcastle FoundersNinkasi BrewingOuroboros BeerOutburstPacific Beverage CompanyPale MoonPeroni ItalyPilsner UrquellPyramid AppPyramid HeffRedhook PilsnerRo-HazelRolling RockRotator IPAShock TopSierra Nevada Brewing Co.Smokey HellusSoda- Loretta & Jerry ScottSpeak Big DaddyStella ArtoisStone Brewing Co.Sundowner BrewerySurf BreweryTap It BrewingTecateThe Belgium Beer GardenThe Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (Ventura)The Lab Brewing Co.Waiwera WaterWater - Mastro's SteakhouseWIPAWolf Creek Brewery

W I N E R I E S • B R E W E R I E S

C O F F E E • A N D M O R E

185 RENOWNEDWINERIES

& AWARD-WINNINGBREWERIES

2012 Participants/2013 Participants as of April 1st.

4 Sunday, June 2nd • 1 pm - 5 pm • California State University Channel Islands

TICKET PRICES

General Admission • $125 eachWine & food included with the price of admission.

VIP Tickets • $200 eachVIP parking • Early admission • Access to the VIP Lounge

To purchase tickets visit:

www.cpwineandfoodfestival.comYour purchase of a Wine & Food Festival ticket will directly support the operating costs of Casa Pacifica’s programs to abused, neglected, or at-risk youth – providing food, shelter, clothing, therapeutic counseling and activities, medical assessment and treatment, and educational services, as well as other individual child needs.

Casa Pacifica encourages Festival-goers to enjoy the day responsibly.

Keep in Touch:

Discounted hotel rooms available at the Courtyard by Marriott, Camarillo. Call 805-388-1020 for a reservation.($109 + tax, Sunday night stay includes breakfast Monday morning.)

Parking and shuttle service to and from the event available at the Courtyard by Marriott, Camarillo.

HOTEL INFOSAFE RIDE PROGRAM

Catch a safe ride from your home, a hotel, or train station on the Roadrunner Shuttle to and from the Festival.

Prices starting at $15 per person. Make your reservation online at

shop.cpwineandfoodfestival.com/travelor call 805-389-8196.

Casa Pacifica encourages Festival-goers to enjoy the day responsibly.

VIP Lounge presented by

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VIP LOUNGEPRESENTED BY

SOUND EFFECT

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FEATURING...


SURPRISE SPECIAL GUEST!

SILENT AUCTION

Bruce BarriosMC/DJ

BOOGIE KNIGHTSA Comedic 70's Disco Cover Band

ENTERTAINMENT ALL DAY!

Vacation Getaways, Spa & Sport Packages,Lifestyle Packages, Unique Gifts and

Gift Certificates to some of the Best Local Restaurants, Wineries and Breweries!”


Culinary Competition

Celebrity EmceeOded FehrTelevision and Movie Actor

The Yummies Culinary Competition is an action-packed culinary showdown involving Ventura County's TOP restaurants and chefs. The winner will be determined by ourpanel of Celebrity Culinary Judges comprised of televisionand print media personalities, food and wine editors, andfood and wine columnists based on which chef's dish they feel isthe Yummiest. The entries will be judged on flavor, presentation,innovation and quality. The winners will receive a FabulousPrize Package and some serious bragging rights!

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Yummie Judges

Celebrity JudgeChef William Bloxsom-Carter

Executive Chef and Food & Beverage Director at the Playboy Mansion

Yummie Prize Package Sponsors

2012 Yummie Top Chef Award Winners

Celebrity JudgeArleen ScavoneTwo-time Food Network’s Cupcake Wars Champion and owner of Sweet Arleen's Cupcakes

1st Place • Luis MartinezExecutive Chef

2nd Place • Nic ManocchioExecutive Chef

3rd Place • Robin HigaExecutive Chef

1st Place • Rhonda Santora & Lesley BodwellOwners

2nd Place •Missy Drayton-BenadoOwner

3rd Place •Chef Andres FernandezOwner & Executive Chef

Chef Daniel AtkinBistro Café Amgen,

Thousand Oaks

Chef Robin AtkinPrivate Chef & Caterer, Former Chef de Cusine

at Wolfgang Puck

Jason Hendrick "The Hungry Man"

Everybody's Hungry

Chef Tim KilcoyneConsulting Chef &

Winner of the 2009 Yummies

Lisa McKinnonFood Columnist,

Ventura County Star

Sarene WallaceContributing Editor,

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Julia entered the foster care system when she was very young. The oldest child of four,she often had to care for her younger siblings since both of her parents had problems withdrugs and alcohol and were in and out of jail. Eventually the children were removed fromtheir parents care and placed in a foster home. Unfortunately, Julia experienced physicaland sexual abuse there. She was moved to a group home and separated from her siblings.Julia did not trust adults now and she had trouble getting along with her peers. Unableto regulate her emotions, if anyone made Julia angry or disappointed she becamedespondent, feeling that she was not worth loving, and she would harm herself, orbecome suicidal. After several hospitalizations, Julia was placed in Casa Pacifica’sResidential Treatment Center. She was 14 years old.

For the first six months of her placement, Julia was extremely resistant to therapy. Shewas protective of herself, still distrusted adults, and had abandonment issues. She was ona safety watch many days. But after some time she began to see that the staff in Angels Cottagewere there for her and cared about her. They hadn’t disappeared. So she began to buyinto her treatment. She participated in the Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) sessions.DBT addresses youth with extreme emotional dysregulation (impairment of proper function),which causes them to exhibit aggression, self-mutilation, substance abuse, promiscuity,eating disorders, relationship conflicts, and other issues. The therapy teaches practicalskills to help youth learn to manage their emotions and successfully relate to others. Italso addresses behavioral issues that create self-imposed barriers to acceptingtreatment, motivating youth to successfully invest in the therapeutic process.

The change in Julia was drastic. After six months of refusing to go to school, she beganattending regularly. More than three months passed and she loved going every day. Innine months she only had one incident of self-harming behavior. She was able to havevisits with her siblings, which raised her spirits. And Julia applied for a volunteer job onCasa Pacifica’s campus, where she learned she is responsible and will have the abilityto hold a job when she is living in the community once again.

After two years at Casa Pacifica, Julia was moved recently to a lower level of care – intoa group home in the community. While a bit nervous to leave the safety and comfort ofCasa Pacifica, Julia was connected with many community resources, including one whereshe could continue her DBT sessions. Casa Pacifica’s Family Finding service also connectedJulia with a lost family member who is loving, caring, consistent and willing to be a supportin Julia’s life. Julia’s clinician at Casa Pacifica is thrilled to see her progress. “I lookat Julia and I see a girl who is now able to control her emotions and build and maintainhealthy relationships. She has made many friends at her school. She is connecting well withher newly-found family, but most of all I see a teenage girl living with normal, teenage,healthy behaviors. Julia is happy for the first time in a long, long time!”

JULIA’S STORY

Accomplishments over the last year include:

• Casa Pacifica admitted a child into one of itsprograms every 2.6 hours; on average 9 youth a day.

• Of the nearly 500 children and youth servedeach day, one third was connected to a campus program.

• We worked with 3,400 children and their families in 2011-12.

• Children served were ages birth – 18 years; 76% were 11 years and older.

• We worked with kids and families from every community in both Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties.

• 87% of children and youth in our bed-basedprograms were discharged to lower levels of care.

• 86% of children and youth in all our programs were successful in meeting their treatment goals.

• We handled over 300 crisis calls a month in both counties. 60% of the calls on average were responded to in person; the rest required phone contact alone.

• Youth exiting our Family Finding services made connections with four (4) familial or guardian relations on average.

• Clients in our Coaching Independence in Transitional Youth (CITY) Program showed marked improvement in every one of the program’s five Life Domain areas.

• Casa Pacifica has admitted more than 15,500 children into its programs since opening in 1994.

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ACCOMPLISHMENTS


CAMPUS PROGRAMSCrisis Care Emergency Shelter Temporaryshelter for children ages infant to 18 years, who fallvictim to family abuse, neglect, or abandonment.

Residential Treatment Center For children ages9 to 18 years with severe emotional or behavioralproblems that prove too difficult for the youth tomaintain placement in a group or foster home.

Health Clinic and Clinical Services A fully certified primary care clinic that specializes in the physical and emotional issues presented byabused, neglected, and at-risk children/youth.

Nonpublic School Fully certified special educationschool with a low teacher/student ratio that helpsstudents build classroom skills and grow socially.

Parent-Child Interaction Therapy For childrenages 2 to 8 years transitioning home from emergencyshelter care, or parents in the community whoneed help with a challenging child. PCIT teachesparenting and discipline techniques that build ahealthy parent-child relationship.

COMMUNITY PROGRAMSVentura & Santa Barbara CountiesTherapeutic Behavioral Services (TBS)Short-term, individualized behavioral interventionsprovided in the home, school, or other communitysetting for children who are in jeopardy of beingplaced in a high-level group home.

Wraparound An intensive, family-centered program that targets the special needs of youthwho are at-risk of being removed from home. Families receive an individualized plan based ontheir unique strengths, values, norms, and preferences.

Intensive Family Services (IFS) Same programas Wraparound but services are provided for onlya few months instead of a year to year-and-a half.

Kindle Family Connections Children separatedfrom family may lose permanent relationships. Thisprogram reconnects foster children with their lostfamilies and helps heal emotional wounds.

Coaching Independence in TransitionalYouth (CITY) Provides much needed services to Casa Pacifica youth who are about to, or whohave already emancipated from the foster caresystem including, but not limited to, housing, employment, and educational assistance.

Alumni Services that provide access to educational assistance, community speakers,living skills presentations, financial training,parenting information.

Mobile Crisis Response Services for children/youth in crisis (often suicidal or violent)that provide families quick and accessible specialized crisis intervention, in-home support,and linkage to county mental health services.

Children’s Intensive Response Team (Ventura County)C.I.R.T. Hotline: 866-431-2478

Safe Alternatives for Treating Youth(Santa Barbara County)S.A.F.T.Y. Hotline: 888-334-2777

JOIN US AT THE 2013 WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL!

CASA PACIFICA PROGRAMS

Please join us at the 20th Anniversary Casa Pacifica Angels Wine & FoodFestival! Since its simple beginnings two decades ago at the Pierpont Inn,the Wine & Food Festival has grown to become Ventura County’s “BestCharity Event” and “Best Wine & Food Festival” (as voted by the VCReporter’s readers) for the last five years and counting while raisingsignificant funds – including this year will be more than $3.5 million – to

support the vital programs and services Casa Pacifica Centers for Children and Families providesto our communities’ most vulnerable children and youth and their families.

There are many individuals who have fostered this tremendous growth and excellent reputationof the Festival – from devoted, multi-year co-chairs such as Joyce Hall, Bruce Barrios, Sonnyand Pam Grenier, to the multi-member Wine & Food Festival Committee that is planning thisyear’s event. It has showcased fabulous entertainers such as the Latin sensation Benise andthe 1980s tribute band the Spazmatics along with new guest artists who bring their own specialflavors. Generous multi-year sponsors such as the Zarley and Van Huisen Families, the FourSeasons Hotel, Wells Fargo, and many others have assured the sustainability of the Wine &Food Festival. President Dr. Richard Rush and his excellent crew at California State UniversityChannel Islands provide the outstanding venue. Long-term supporters such as Ruby Oertel ofCapistranos at the Embassy Suites Mandalay Bay in Oxnard make it always special. And ofcourse, the excellent food and beverage vendors who participate each year have been thekey to making the event the high-quality experience that it is. Without the generous effort ofthese and countless other individuals and businesses, the Festival would not be the huge successthat it is today, and we extend our deepest appreciation.

For the 20th Anniversary celebration we are glad to welcome back the Zarley and Van HuisenFamilies as our Hosts and Wells Fargo – who will present the VIP Lounge. This year we welcomeMastro’s Steakhouse as the sponsor of the VIP entrance and the The Patio Restaurant at ThePlayers Casino as the sponsor of our fabulous entertainment. More than 4,000 Festival-goerswill sample the sumptuous creations made by some of the top chefs in the County and beyondfrom over 85 restaurants, caterers, and bakeries, along with 150 outstanding wineries andbreweries from throughout California. Live music, a silent auction, the Yummies CulinaryCompetition, and the beautiful California State University Channel Islands setting will makethis day a memorable occasion for a great cause. Don’t miss out on the fun!

Casa Pacifica began as a dream. The concept was simple. Build a “home” for abused,neglected, or at-risk children who require out-of-home placement and bring together specialiststo deliver comprehensive services under one roof. Make the place convenient for family visits,for court-mandated interviews, and for foster parent training. And then, surround these childrenwith a first class living environment and a dedicated group of highly skilled caregivers. Thedream became a reality in 1994 and since then thousands of children and their families havebenefited from this one-of-a-kind collaborative effort through programs provided both on thecampus and in the community. We partner with Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties to provide11 different programs all directed at keeping children and families together. We work withmore than 4,000 children and their families each year. And though we now serve many morechildren in the community than on campus, the campus stands as evidence of what can happenwhen a community comes together to solve intractable problems. It is a symbol of both help andhope – the essential conditions we strive to provide to children and families in the greatest needin our community. Your attendance at the Wine & Food Festival helps us to fulfill that mission.

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

We’ll see you at the Wine & Food Festival on Sunday, June 2nd!


OUR SPONSORS

PINOT NOIR • $2,500

MEDIA

Susan & Ken Bauer

The Zarley & Van Huisen FamiliesHOSTS

MERLOT • $5,000

VIP LOUNGE

Lisa West &David Jaffe

The CassarFamily

Patti Morgan, CFP

MARKETING GROUP

Santa Rosa Transplant

CHAMPAGNE • $15,000 BURGUNDY • $10,000


CHARDONNAY • $1,500

MEDIA

CABERNET SAUVIGNON • $7,500

MERLOT • $5,000

OUR SPONSORS

Sponsors as of April 1st, 2013

Stephanie & Wesley Morgan

John & Kathryn Schoolland

Morgan StanleyThe Hopps Group

Lydia Hopps & Ben Hopps, CFP®June & Clay Paschen

Michelle & Greg Paschen

Donna & Peter Hochschild

D.S. Berry/D.W. Berry Farms, Inc.

Mirada Petroleum, Inc.

Bill Powell & Jewell Gerald MarangoniRoz Warner, M.D. / Michael Hogan, M.D.

Leigh & Stan Jensen

ELEGANT LIVING

ENTERTAINMENT • $10,000

VIP ENTRANCEHOTEL SHUTTLE

Casa Pacifica would like to thank all of the individuals, businesses,corporations, foundations, Angels, Amigos, Board of Directormembers, and volunteers for supporting this year’s Wine & FoodFestival, ensuring its great success. The dollars raised will gotoward Casa Pacifica’s $2.7 million fundraising goal for 2012-2013. These funds enable Casa Pacifica to provide innovativeprograms and therapeutic activities that help our children beginto build trusting relationships that heal their troubled hearts anddamaged lives.

We thank the Wine & Food Festival Co-chairs, committee members,and the Angels for their tireless dedication, creativity, organizationalskills, and inspired vision to provide a wonderful afternoon forour guests to enjoy. We thank them as well for supporting thechildren and families of Casa Pacifica and providing them hopefor a better future.

Love,THE CHILDREN, FAMILIES,

AND STAFF OF CASA PACIFICA

Bruce BarriosJess Card

Cindy Currie MaddenCandice DalanKaren Ferguson Manny GallardoMaria GodinezJuan Godinez

Pam GrenierSonny Grenier

Barbara ItoCindy Jaks

Shelley MullaneyDebbie Oliver

Michelle PaschenDebbie Simpson

FESTIVAL COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS

Carrie L. Hughes Kristin PalosFESTIVAL DIRECTORS

CASA PACIFICA ANGELS 2013WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL COMMITTEE

FESTIVAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS


Together we can give

kids hope.

Debra AustinLauren BlachowiakDanielle Cervantes

Jason CollisDella DowlerKristin EatonCheri Elson

Frances ElsonJennifer FildesGreg FinnertySuzi HaydonJeff Hewitt

Leigh JensenCaitlin KlippKeith Kowasz

Barbara KramerDeanna LeslieCarrie Locke

Kim LombardoLori MacdonaldMaggi MahoneyCraig Manning

Susan McLean-SchrockStephanie Morgan

Mary NovakSue PalosArt Perez

Colleen PolingEdy SantangeloOvedia Santos

Lori SilveyKim SingletonRon Souther

Holly ThompsonMarni ThornsleyMelissa TramelPatty Turnage

Janet Van HuisenMelissa Van Huisen

Amy Van WyngaardenRick Villano

Ashley WhitcombHeidi WhitcombMartha Zweifel


PLATINUM LEVEL

SILVER LEVEL

BRONZE LEVEL

CASA PACIFICA’S CORPORATE LEADERS

CONGRATULATIONS to Casa Pacifica and the Angels on 20 years of the Wine & Food Festival raising funds to help Casa Pacifica

provide healing and hope to our community’s most vulnerable children and families.

THE ZARLEY AND VAN HUISEN FAMILIES


The Casa Pacifica Amigos organize and sponsoractivities for the children that might not otherwisebe available to them, such as bike rides, roller skating, pinewood derby races, and car shows.We are looking for positive, adult role models for the children!

Teach these kids a thing or two...

...about fun

...about life

...about teamwork

...about your hobby

...about sportsmanship

...about believing in themselves.

Show them you believe in their potential.

Become an Angel or Amigo today. It can change a child’s life.

To join the Angels or Amigos or for more informationplease contact Kristin Palos at (805) 366-4014 orat [email protected].

AMIGOS

CASA PACIFICA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

David E. Wood, Esq., • PresidentKeets Cassar • Vice President Wayne A. Davey • Treasurer

John S. Broome, Jr. • Assistant TreasurerRosalind C. Warner, M.D. • Secretary

Cindy Dombrowski • Assistant SecretarySheila Rakestraw • Immediate Past President

Sean A. Baker Kenneth W. Bauer

Marni Brook Jenna M. Burkey

Charles W. Cohen, Esquire Brick Conners Geoff Dean

Rebeca Elliott Donna B. Fisher-Yates

Alan Fletcher Richard L. Glaus

Richard H. Goodrich Honorable Joe Hadden Richard J. Hernandez

Patricia A. Howard, Esq. Doug Mazza

William H. Powell Reza Razzaghipour

Stacy A. Roscoe Richard R. Rush, Ph.D.

Daniel F. Selleck Robert Wynner, Esquire

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERSteven E. Elson, Ph.D.

CHIEF ADVANCEMENT OFFICER & DIRECTOR OF

ALUMNI SERVICESVicki Murphy

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT& PUBLIC RELATIONS

Carrie L. Hughes

HONORARY BOARDHelen M. CaldwellBettina Chandler

Gary F. FarrRichard H.Goodrich

Honorable Joe D. HaddenCarolyn HuntsingerWilliam J. Kearney

Susan K. LaceyDorothy Jue Lee

Sheldon MalchicoffBarbara S. Meister

Richard M. Norman, Esq.Priscilla Partridge de Garcia, Ed.D.

G.S. “Gib” PoiryJoseph L. PriskeTimothy P. Wolfe

ANGELS BOARDPatty Turnage • President

Susan BurgosPatricia Cordover

Kristin EatonMelanie Higashi

Barbara ItoArlene JakesCindy Jaks

Cheryl JohnsonCarol KirschbaumMichelle Paschen

Jane SemonesMichelle Sievers

Marilyn StoddardJennifer White

Shealen WynnerOksana Zussman

AMIGOS Dennis Murphy • President

Originally comprised of eight members andfounded in 1990, the Casa Pacifica Angels nownumber over 150 members. Each year they raisethousands of dollars through fundraising events –including the Wine & Food Festival and “Spotlighton Style” Fashion Show. The Angels also host four parties for the children – End-of-Summer, Halloween,Christmas Holiday, and Prom. Each Angel volunteerhas a heart of gold and the strong desire to makea difference. If we’ve just described you, considerbecoming an Angel today!

UPCOMING EVENTS21ST ANNUAL CARE FOR KIDS GOLF CLASSICMonday, July 15th, 2013 • 8 amHosted by the Rotary Clubs of Camarillo at the Spanish Hills Golf & Country Club in Camarillo. For more information, please contact Petra or Al Lowe at (805) 604-1104 orMelissa Dundas at (805) 390-3144.

SPOTLIGHT ON STYLE FASHION SHOWSaturday, Oct. 5th, 2013 • 10 am at the Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village. For more information, please contact Kristin Palos at (805) 366-4014..

ANGELSBECOME AN ANGEL OR AMIGO


LE I G H & S TA N J E N S E N

F A I R I S H A N S E N T R U S T

JENSEN Walk In

& Sports Chiropractic

Dr. Stanley D. Jensen

– Chiropractor – Pain Management

– Sports Injuries

“Get back in the game. We can help!”

(805) 484-1990www.jensenwalkin.com

MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIFE OF A CHILD

All proceeds benefit the children and families of Casa Pacifica, a crisis-care and residential treatment facility for abused, neglected, or at-risk children, which offers

campus-based and community-based programs throughout Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties.Casa Pacifica is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit

organization incorporated in 1988. Tax ID #77-0195022

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$33 per day, per child in donations from caringpeople like you make a world of difference tochildren like . . .

12-year-old Janet, who over a two year periodhad regular visits from her father at night, butnot to comfort her . . . or,

7-year-old Benjamin who was locked out of the way in his room with a glass of water, afew pieces of bread, and a bucket in the cornerwhile his mom partied each evening withfriends . . . or,

15-year-old Gina who was taken from herhome when friends at school accidentally sawthe bruises on her back, arms, and chest andtold their teacher . . . or,

5-year-old Jonny who lived in a car and scavenged through garbage cans behindrestaurants for food because his mother usedany money she earned to get her next high . . .

Just $33 per day, per child enables Casa Pacifica to provide itsbasic needs, healing programs and services to abused, neglected, orat-risk children – high quality programs delivered with excellence – aswell as innovative programs such as Therapeutic Camp, therapeutic

preschool, a 24/7 health clinic specializing in children of trauma andneglect, a music program, and afterschool activities, among others.

As part of its private/public partnership, Casa Pacifica must raise$2.7 million to meet its fundraising goal for 2012-2013 – 10% of its$27 million operating budget this year – in private dollars to fill thegap between what funding it receives through government service

contracts and the actual costs of running its cutting edge,healing programs and services.

YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!Please make a donation today by visitingwww.casapacifica.org

or calling (805) 445-7800.Thank You!

OUR MISSIONCasa Pacifica provides hope and help for abused, neglected, or at-risk children and their families.

1722 S. Lewis Road • Camarillo, CA 93012

For more information about Casa Pacifica call (805) 445-7800 or visit our website at www.casapacifica.org

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