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Dear SAL Supporters,

On behalf of the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2014 Cioppino & Heroes Dinner Night, “Good Claws Great Cause”. Tonight we not only have a delicious dinner provided by The Fish Market and this great venue provided by The SportsHouse, but we also are honoring an individual and a business this year with the “Defying Gravity Award”. We salute Ted Hannig in all of his contributions and the differences he has made in so many lives. He truly defies gravity in all that he has created and accomplished locally and abroad. We also salute Rocket Fuel, Inc. for their dedication and passion for people, especially youth, helping them become positive and contributing members of society, with the promotion of education, respect and compassion.

Our “Deputy of the Year Award” this year goes to Deputy Shawn Chase for his vision and goal to help youth develop into leaders and to aid them in overcoming the contemporary youthful challenges seen in so many neighborhoods.

Our SAL “Youth of the Year Award” will be given to Stephanie Vazquez. Stephanie goal is to encourage others to become part of the community not just by living in the community but by actually making their community united and safe! These honorees are heroes, supporters of SAL are heroes, the SAL staff and deputies that work with the youth in our communities are heroes, but the biggest heroes are the youth that work hard to learn and grow into responsible adults.

SAL focuses on Building the Bond Between Deputies and Kids through programs such as SAL Healthy Kids, Mentoring, Leadership Development and Character Development. We are now serving over 3,000 kids in 12 chapters throughout San Mateo County and the need continues to grow. We are investing in the future of San Mateo County and we applaud you for doing the same.

I am proud of the accomplishments of the Sheriff’s Activities League for making our community a better place with a brighter future for the youth of San Mateo County. I thank all of the SAL supporters for being a part of something that benefits so many.

Greg Munks, San Mateo County Sheriff

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October 16, 2014

Dear Community Members,It is my pleasure to welcome you to the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Activities League’s 3rd Annual Cioppino & Heroes Dinner Night.

The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Activities League is an organization that is dedicated to enhancing the lives of the youth in our community by providing them with valuable resources and creating positive relationships between youth and law enforcement. Every day the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Activities League works with youth in San Mateo County to reduce juvenile delinquency, thereby reducing the number of gang members and future crime in San Mateo County. They do this by providing them with an array of valuable tools and resources such as anti-bullying programs, tutoring, mentoring, sports, SAL Healthy Kids, community service projects and many other programs. These tools encourage our youth to become responsible citizens and have a greater chance for success in life.

When we provide children with mentors, education, and a safe and loving environment, we are giving them a different outlook on life and they begin to do things they never thought were possible. SAL is dedicated to the process of making that happen.

Many thanks go to all of the volunteers and staff who helped make tonight’s event a success. I would also like to congratulate tonight’s award recipients for the outstanding work they do to support the youth in our communities. Your efforts make our community a better place.

Thank you all for being here tonight and supporting the Sheriff’s Activities League. I hope you will enjoy the event.

Thank you,

Carlos G. BolanosUndersheriff, San Mateo County Sheriff’s OfficePresident, SAL Board of Directors

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Board of DirectorsUndersheriff Carlos Bolanos,PresidentAssistant Sheriff Trish Sanchez,Vice-PresidentLt. Tim Reid, Secretary

Members at LargeKiwoba AllaireDavid AmannLt. Ed BarberiniChristopher BianchiniMark ConstantTammy Del Bene Gino GaspariniHenry GawPeter HartzellCynthia HeldNeil LaytonPete LiebengoodKirk McGowanShahrzad PanteraMarcia RainesCorrin RankinJill RodbyLaura TeutschelCapt. Mark Wyss

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Tel: 650.257.3400Fax: 650.257.3401

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“ How wonderful it is that nobody needs to wait a single moment to start improving the world.”

Anne Frank

The “Defying Gravity” Awards are awarded to

one individual and one business each year that

go above and beyond. In the world, stars defy

gravity and on the earth, our award winners defy

gravity by going above and beyond any limits

that have been set to make a difference in lives of

others. They are stars on earth and not only do

they give back to the Sheriff’s Activities League,

but our community and world as a whole.

The Defying Gravity Awards winners exempltify those who go above and beyond for others.

San Mateo County Sheriff’s Activities League Defying Gravity Awards

2012 Award Winners

Sister Christina,St. Francis Center

COMPASSION AWARD

Sequoia Healthcare District

LEADERSHIPAWARD

2013 Award Winners

Barry JoletteSan Mateo Credit Union

LOYALITY AWARD

Connie PaniaguaSan Mateo Credit Union

LOYALITY AWARD

Kaiser PermanenteRESPECTAWARD Armando Garcia

Youth of the YearDeputy Gaby ChaghouriDeputy of the Year

Deputy Sheriff’s AssociationSheriff Greg Munks

Sheriff’s Award

San Mateo County enjoys a collaborative relationship between the Sheriff’s Offices and the legal profession. It’s not surprising then that the Sheriff’s Activities League has chosen one of our

County’s leading legal professionals to receive the “Defying Gravity” Award.

Defying GravityIndividual Award

The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Activities League (SAL) is proud

to honor Ted Hannig with the SAL “Defying Gravity” Award. Ted

Hannig is the epitome of someone that “Defies Gravity” and goes

above and beyond for many local organizations and global causes.

Ted is a bright star that makes a difference in the lives of so many

people. If every community had a Ted Hannig, the world would

be a better place.

Ted has been a SAL supporter for many years. He has provided

sound advice and crucial start up support for new SAL programs

over the years. He assisted in the development of the SAL

Target Mentoring program that is matching disconnected and

underserved youth with a positive role model. The results

continue to show that mentored youth improved in their school

performance, attendance, confidence, attitudes and relationships

with other adults. They learned to avoid risky behaviors and begin

to engage in positive healthy behaviors and choices.

This year, Ted assisted with a new pilot program, Media in Motion/

Vid Kids. Media in Motion/Vid Kids, a media-based program model,

uses media as a vehicle to promote learning and social change.

The program piloted over the summer and produced a news

magazine video show. The youth learn all aspect of producing a

video based show, from filming to editing to acting and everything

in between. The program, thanks to Ted’s support, will continue

in three locations this winter and continue to expand throughout

the county.

Ted has donated thousands of hours to community service . He is

committed to helping people who are less well off in the community

and abroad. He has served on numerous boards, including Kainos;

the founding board member of the Sequoia Awards, Broadway

by the Bay, the Danford Foundation and Casa de Redwood, the

senior housing apartments for low-income families that his father

originally co-founded. He often visits’ each of the residents during

the Christmas season each year. He started the “Give Something

Back” sailboat race (The Hannig Cup), which has distributed over

$2 million to charities emphasizing youth programs. He is the

recipient of several community awards for his numerous efforts

on behalf of local non-profit organizations, including “Community

Star” awards from Gentry Magazine, the United States Congress,

the California State Legislature, the County of San Mateo, and the

City of Redwood City. He was honored on September 22, 2011 by

the Peninsula Conflict Resolution Center for his work to prevent and

eliminate bullying.

Internationally, Ted joined with clients in helping to launch Floating

Doctors in 2009. Floating Doctors works with the indigenous

Ngable-Bugle Indians of Panama with medical care, health education

and emergency response in remote community based outposts.

Projects have been created in a region where few other services

exist. These people live on small islands, along jungle river systems

and mangrove swamps without electricity, clean water and medical

care. Floating Doctors has served over 50,000 free patients visits.

We salute Ted in his contributions and the differences he has made in so many lives. He truly defies gravity in all that he has created and accomplished locally and abroad.

The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Activities League is proud to honor Ted Hannig with the Defying Gravity Award.

The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Activities League is proud to honor

Rocket Fuel, Inc. with the “Defying Gravity” Award.

Rocket Fuel, Inc. has been a tremendous partner to the Sheriffs Activities

League (SAL) over the past several years. From startup program support

to leadership, they have gone above and beyond for the youth of San

Mateo County. Through their leadership, a vision and strategic plan for

the future direction of the Sheriff’s Activities League has been developed.

They assisted SAL in starting a STEM program with participants from

the North Fair Oaks community. This program teaches various topics

including Robotics (Engineering/Software Programming); Scratch

Programming; Creating a STEM website; movie making with iPads.

The program empowers students in our target communities with the

concepts, skills and habits of mind that will enable them to excel at Science,

Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Through their innovation, the

SAL program will start their first all girls STEM program this winter for

youth from North Fair Oaks. Rocket Fuel employees also worked with

SAL, the Sheriff’s Office, Redwood City Police and Fire Departments

with the annual Toy Drive, providing toy donations to children in need

over the holidays.

Rocket Fuel Gives Back won the 2013 Volunteer Program of the Year

from the Sequoia Awards and also that year won the Outstanding

Business of the Year award. Other partners of Rocket Fuel, Inc. are

United Way and Inn Vision Shelter Network, to aid the Maple Street

and First Step for Families shelters. Rocket Fuel Gives Back focus is

feeding the homeless, providing lower-income family assistance, and

sponsoring fundraising events that support youth-education programs.

It also provides aid in the face of natural disasters, such as hurricanes

Katrina and Sandy. The company gave $411,000 to Bay Area charities last

year. Rocket Fuel Gives Back’s founding manager, Kiwoba Allaire, says,

“I’m pretty passionate about Rocket Fuel Gives Back , and I get a lot of

support from the executives. It has really taken off! When I Founded

“Rocket Fuel Gives Back ” it was about community outreach, serving at

homeless shelters, food and toy drive donations. It has since become so

much more. With the support of our executives and partners, we also focus

on fund raising events, and supporting education programs that will benefit

youth-at-risk in our communities globally.”

Ever since its inception in 2008, Rocket Fuel, Inc. has embedded a culture

of philanthropy and demonstrated a deep commitment to community,

focusing on breaking the cycle of poverty and homelessness, as well as

STEM education.

Rocket Fuel, Inc. is a leading provider of artificial intelligence advertising

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learn and adapt in real time—all the time—to exceed advertising goals from

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Rocket Fuel Inc. is now one of the fastest-growing technology companies

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Rocket Fuel, Inc. is dedicated and passionate about people, especially youth,

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Rocket Fuel, Inc. is dedicated and passionate about people, especially youth, helping them become positive and contributing members of society, with the promotion of education, respect, and compassion. Rocket Fuel Gives Back is here to help people not just survive, but thrive.

The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Activities League is proud to honor Rocket Fuel, Inc. with the Defying Gravity Award.

San Mateo County Sheriff’s Activites League has chosen one of the most highly regarded

corportations in San Mateo County, Rocket Fuel Inc., to receive the SAL Defying Gravity Award for their support of education programs that benefit

youth at-risk in our community and globally.

Defying Gravity Business Award

My name is Stephanie Vazquez. I am a 2014

Graduate from Half Moon Bay High School.

High school was the most difficult stage of my

life due to school, home, and work stress.

The Sheriff’s Activities League (SAL) Leadership

Program has been a huge help to me, both

with personal and school problems. I managed

to leave all the stress aside and graduate from

high school. The advisor’s from SAL taught me

the value of being responsible and independent.

Being involved in SAL for about 6 to 8 years has

really helped me develop communication skills

and presentations for school projects in front of

an audience.

I wanted others to know about my great SAL

experience, those who could benefit from the

same thing I was taught. I knew my two cousin’s

Pedro and Alejandro needed help. They both

were going down the wrong path and hanging

out with the “wrong crowd”. They seemed

to never complete anything, especially when

it came to school work. As soon as anything

became the least bit difficult, they would give

up. Thankfully, the SAL program helped them

turn around. They are now doing way better with

their school work and not giving up whenever

they hit a road block. They are still in the SAL

Teen Leadership program which has given

them hope and a healthier future.

I try and encourage others to become part of the

community, not just by living in the community,

but by actually making their community united

and safe!

Currently, I’m attending Canada Community

College and working full time at Half Moon Bay

Flowers. My goal is to transfer to Sonoma State

to get my Master’s Degree in Medical Assisting.

After accomplishing my goal of having a

Master’s Degree in Medical Assisting, I plan on

traveling around the world and give medical

attention to those in need. My main goal is to

help those who need medical attention but can’t

seem to afford it or get it.

The SAL Youth of the Year is awarded to a SAL Alumni that exemplifies the successes of their life while being a SAL member.


Youth of the YearStephanie Vazquez

The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Activities League is proud to honor Stephanie Vazquez.

Deputy Chase has been with the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office

for over 3 years. He has been in law enforcement for 29 years. As a

member of the Sheriff’s Office School Resource Unit, Deputy Chase

is working among the many diverse and geographically challenged

communities of the Coastside as his primary focus. He is also

supporting his partner School Resource Officers in Redwood City,

San Carlos, and Millbrae. Through his efforts it is easy to recognize

that Deputy Chase focuses his primary functions on developing

leaders among our youth and to aid them in overcoming the

contemporary youthful challenges seen in so many neighborhoods.

In 2013 Deputy Chase noticed that a small but significant portion

of the Cabrillo Unified School District appeared to be underserved

by many community based organizations and the youth were

unappreciated for their growth and efforts. The school district

accomplishments among the “continuation” high school students

were admirable, but community understanding needed a boost. With

the leadership of Deputy Chase, the student body of the Pilarcitos

High School formed a mentoring program on the coast.

Deputy Chase saw the value in having the students from Pilarcitos

help the younger and impressionable Cunha Middle School students

deal with many of the issues and choices that the younger students

would inevitably face as they grew older. With the assistance of the

Pilarcitos students the younger students are given an opportunity

to develop their self-esteem. This in turn gave more growth and

leadership abilities to the Pilarcitos students who were now being

used as an asset to building a better community. For many years

the Pilarcitos students were ignored and sometimes avoided due

to past behaviors. The leadership developed through helping

their younger counterparts increased the Pilarcitos students’ self-

esteem and made many feel that they could be a community asset

if given the care and guidance they needed. Deputy Chase diligence and

continuous efforts were the primary driving force for this success. The

program also engages Pilarcitos students in their community in other

areas. Having a leadership role with positive outcomes has change the

perception of many residents on the coast towards the continuation high

school students.

Several of the Pilarcitos students were recently selected as speakers

at the annual Coastside Youth Summit as leaders and contributors:

showcasing their pride and value. The student and adult attendees

recognized their own shift in perception of the Pilarcitos students and

commented on the positive growth they displayed.

Deputy Chase also saw the need for the youth, at the Moonridge Housing

Development, to improve their reading and comprehension. He started

the SAL Literacy Program giving these 1st – 3rd graders the opportunity

to reach their appropriate reading level.

Deputy Chase has developed and implemented many new SAL programs

that focus the need of the youth in our communities. Most recently, he

started an Empowering Girls mentoring program that helps young girls

with the issues that they face in today’s society.

Deputy Chase continues to make life changing difference to youth in

the county while building the bond between deputies and kids. Through

his efforts, he was able to prove that even though young people will be

challenged by environment, peers, and the lure of gang life: an involved

adult that cares can help overcome those challenges..

The San Mateo County SAL Deputy of the Year Award recognizes outstanding community service by a deputy over and above what is required as part of that deputy’s normal duties and functions.

The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Activities League is proud to honor Deputy Shawn Chase.


Deputy of the YearDeputy Shawn Chase

All proceeds support SAL’s Program

to over 3,000 youth annually in 12 chapters throughout

San Mateo County. Each year the number of youth served

continues to grow.

San Mateo County Sheriff’s Activities League (SAL) is a community-based organization that was founded in 1997

by the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office. The mission of SAL is to build positive partnerships between youth, deputies and communities through safe, affordable, purposeful programs that make a difference.

San Mateo County SAL provides programs for over 3,500 children per year to youth 5 to 18 years old.

SAL helps to reduce juvenile delinquency by positively connecting kids, law enforcement personnel and the community, while encouraging good sportsmanship, teamwork, friendship and self-confidence. SAL Programs address the needs of our youth in the following focus areas: 1. Building the Bond between cops and kids!Providing opportunities for deputies and kids to build positive relationships.2. SAL Healthy KidsAddressing childhood obesity and shaping brighter futures.3. MentoringA model program for juvenile delinquency ensuring social and academic achievements.4. Leadership TrainingProviding leadership training and community service opportunities. Develop tomorrow’s leaders.5. Character DevelopmentProviding positive role models and good character training.

The San Mateo County SAL Chapters offer a variety of mentoring based programs to the youth of our communities. Each SAL chapter provides programs based on resources and community need and therefore programs offered are tailored to each of the SAL chapters. These programs include:

ACADEMICSTruancy, tutoring and homework clubs and many more programs to assist youth with academic success. These programs are taught by staff and volunteers.

ATHLETICSStreet Hockey league, volleyball, basketball, flag football, soccer leagues, lunch time sports programs and a mobile recreation van.

DANCE/ARTSBaile Folklorico de Mexico, Hip Hop, Cheerleading, Arts & Crafts and a World of Dance program.

TEEN LEADERSHIP COUNCIL (TLC)Teen Leadership Council (TLC) teaches teens leadership skills using the Stanford University Gardner Center YELL Curriculum. We aren’t born with leadership skills—we learn them. We become empowered; empowered to lead, to participate, to collaborate, to do the things that allow us to make a positive impact in our lives, in our communities, in our families and in our schools. The TLC program also participates in community service projects to give back to their communities.

STEM Sceince/Technology/Engineering/MathematicsThe STEM program teaches various topics including Robotics (Engineering/Software Programming); Scratch Programming; Creating a STEM website; movie making with iPads. The program goal is to empower the students in our target communities with the concepts, skills and habits of mind that will enable them to excel at Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. In addition the goal is to inspire the students to pursue studies and future careers involving these disciplines.

SPECIAL EVENTSSAL organizes school assemblies on Drug Education and Awareness, Character Counts, Driving while Distracted, Bullying and Internet Safety. Festivals, as well as community movie nights, SAL Play Streets, parent workshops, Citizen’s Academy, community service projects and many more.

MENTORING

It has been demonstrated that a trusting relationship with a caring adult can have a life-changing effect on a young person. Mentees form valuable relationships with a mentoring adult who will provide new and constructive learning experiences that can help youth stay away from gangs, drugs and negative lifestyles. The SAL Mentoring programs vary from 1:1, low ratio and group mentoring programs.


SAL Healthy Kids Healthy Kids was created for children in need of nutrition education, fitness education, and physical activity. This program is designed to work with the SMC Star/Academicos, along with other sports/recreational programs, teaching youth and families nutrition, healthy cooking, bullying prevention and character development.

The Healthy Kids program has three basic components: Eat Right, Get Active and Target Mentoring. The first component of the Eat Right component focuses on nutrition education to both of the parents and the kids. This education is done through parent nutrition series, parent/child cooking classes and youth nutrition classes.

The second component is Get Active. Get Active promotes youth (and their families) to become more physically active through a variety of programs. This component includes the SMC Star/ Academicos competitive soccer programs, SAL Programs, Fitness challenges, and family community service activities/special events that are physical in nature.

The third component is Target Mentoring. Targeted Mentoring which provides case management and assigned health coaches to those youth that can use a little extra help when it comes to staying on track with their nutritional eating and exercise programs.

CHEERLEADING - CODE THREEThe SAL cheerleading programs offers youth 8-15 a comphrehensive program that includes competitive cheer with fitness, academics and leadership. They compete in 3-4 cheer competitions per year.

VID KIDS - Media in MotionYouth grades 6th – 12th will learn final cut pro, producing, scriptwriting, cinematography,sound, cameras and directing to produce a news magazine webcast. They will learn all aspects of producing a webcast that features stories, interviews, special interest segments and commercials. The end product will be a webcast magazine that will be aired on various community channels in San Mateo County.

YOUTH DIVERSIONYouth diversion programs are provided to decrease the number of juvenile offenders entering the juvenile justice system. The Youth Diversion Program works in partnership with the community policing unit to deliver quality programs to assist youth to make positive changes in their lives and at the same time to take responsibility for their actions. Juveniles who successfully complete this program stay out of the Juvenile Justice System.

TATTOO REMOVAL PROGRAMThe goal of the program is to remove gang related tattoos from individuals that have shown that they have decided to change their lives. This program is in collaboration with Redwood City Police, SMCO Probation and Redwood City PAL.

“Be determined.You can make it in life.

You can make all your dreams come true.” Lailah Gifty Akita


1. South County SAL serves unincorporated area of

Redwood City serving Fair Oaks, Garfield and Clifford Schools.

2. North Fair Oaks / Siena Center SAL

serves the Siena Youth Center and surrounding area.

3. Bayshore SALserves the unincorporated Menlo

Park in collaboration with the LEMO Foundation.

4. Central County SAL serves the unincorporated area of San Mateo Highlands, Woodside

and Portola Valley

5. San Carlos SAL serves the City of San Carlos

6. Millbrae SAL serves the City of Millbrae

7. North County SAL serves the unincorporated area of South San Francisco and Colma

COASTSIDECHAPTERS8. Coastside SAL

serves the unincorporated area of the City of Half

Moon Bay and the Moon Ridge Housing Units.

9. Central Coastside SAL

serves the City of Half Moon Bay

10. North Coastside SAL

serves the unincorporated area of the San Mateo

County coast north of Half Moon Bay focusing on Pillar

Ridge Mobile Estates.

11. Pescadero SAL serves Pescadero and south

coast side area of San Mateo County in collaboration with South Coastside Children’s

Services

12. La Honda SAL serves La Honda in

collaboration with South Coastside Children’s

Services

BAYSIDE CHAPTERS

Building the bond between deputy and kids!

The San Mateo County STAR FC (SAL) soccer program was originally formed as SAL Académicos in 1998 not just as Soccer Club, but a community strategy that’s members and families give back to their community, maintain good academic standing, receive leadership training and become role models to the younger recreational leagues that the SAL program oversees in San Mateo County.

In 2013 the program evolved into the SMC STAR FC (SAL) program, a collaborative program between participating soccer clubs and the Sheriffs Activities League to utilize the sport of soccer as a vehicle to promote academic excellence,

healthy choices, youth leadership and community involvement with the overall intent to enable participating youth of all ages and abilities to reach their highest potential

It provides a wide variety of soccer programs for every player at every age and skill level. The program includes the SAL school lunchtime soccer programs, recreational soccer leagues, Little All Star soccer programs, clinics, team camps, local competitive soccer teams, regional competitive soccer teams, and a national competitive soccer program as a member of the United States Soccer Federation Academy program.

SMC STAR FC SAL SOCCER PROGRAMThe most unique aspect of the program is the “More than Soccer” programs that are offered to the youth participating in SMC STAR. These program include but are not limited to: tutoring and literacy programs; case management and counsleing; nutrition, leadership and decision making workshops for youth and their families; community service opportunities; community garden and Life After STAR - a college track program.

The program currently serves over 2,000 youth per year in all programs. Over 250 play in year round competitive soccer leagues.

“In a gentle way, you can shake the world.” Mahatma Gandhi

2013 HIGHLIGHTSSAN MATEO COUNTY

SHERIFF’S ACTIVITIES LEAGUE

To build positive partnerships between

youth, deputies and communities through

safe, affordable, tailored programs that

make a difference.

PROGRAMS

We have plenty!

(650) 257-3408

Per youth per day per year!

TOTAL PROGRAM COST$.66

Académicos SoccerAfter School Sports/Sports ART Baile de Folkloric BIKE SAFETY/RODEO Bullying Prevention Cheer Children’s Indoor Soccer Creative Saturdays Character DevelopmentDance DARE/GREAT School PresentationsFilm Academy Fitness Fun in Spanish Futsal Homework Club JiujutsuLunch Soccer Lunchtime Mentoring 3rd/5thLunchtime Sports Mentoring

Movie Nights Open Gym Parent Academy PE Class Preacademy/ STAR Soccer Play Streets Random Acts of Kindness Safety Patrol SAL Healthy Kids STAR Camp STEM Tattoo Removal Program Target Mentoring Teen Indoor Soccer/ VolleyballTeen Leadership Council Toy Drive Tutoring Youth SummitYouth Leadership Council

SAL served approximately 3,000 youth in

the past year. In additional over 7,000 youth

through events, presentations, Play Streets,

Movie Nights, school workshops and festivals.

OF YOUR DONATIONS GO

DIRECTLY TO

YOUTH PROGRAMS NOT

TO ADMINISTRATION

COSTS

100%

Based on total revenue of $717,793

MONEY IN

FUN OUT

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Thank youSan Mateo County

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Thank youSan Mateo County

Sheriff’s Activities League for your dedication

to children in our community.

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SAN MATEO COUNTYSHERIFF’S OFFICE

SAN MATEO COUNTYSHERIFF’S ACTIVITIES LEAGUE

EVENT COMMITTEE MEMBERSSHERIFF’S ACTIVITIES LEAGUE STAFF

SAN MATEO COUNTY COMMUNITY POLICING AND SCHOOL RESOURCE UNIT

Undersheriff Carlos Bolanos, PresidentAssistant Sheriff Trisha Sanchez,

Vice PresidentLt. Tim Reid, Secretary

Barbara Bonilla, TreasurerKiwoba AllaireDavid Amann

Lt. Ed BarberiniChris BianchiniMark Constant

Tammy Del BeneGino Gasparini

Barbara Bonilla, DirectorGigi Carter, Development DirectorJessica Karaeff, Program Director Dusko Rosic, Director of CoachingBrian Mansell, Director of Futbol Op/Programs

Stephanie Fisher, Healthy Kids CordinatorSioban Flynn, College SpecialistScott Leong, SAL CoordinatorKrissi Rolleri, SAL Coordinator

Ashley Bolanos, Admin Assistant

Sergeant Todd FinatoDeputy Javier Acosta

Deputy Rosemerry BlankswadeDeputy Shawn Chase

Deputy Ron DeRespini

Deputy Edgar Manilla Deputy Pedro MiqueoDeputy Wally Rosales

Deputy Dan YoungCSO Luis Curincita

CSO Armando Landaverde

Gigi CarterTammy Del BeneDani GaspariniGino Gasparini

Connie Paniagua

Thank you for your hard workto make this event a success

for the SAL Kids!

Sheriff Greg MunksUndersheriff Carlos Bolanos

Assistant Sheriff Trisha SanchezAssistant Sheriff Tom Gallagher

Henry GawPeter HartzellCynthia HeldNeil Layton

Pete LiebengoodKirk McGowan

Shahrzad PanteraMarcia RainesCorrin Rankin

Jill RodbyLaura Teutschel

Captain Mark Wyss