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2008 s & Recipients, con t. Nursing s American Legion Auxiliary Unit 327 Ann Tyree Nursing Assistance League of Huntington Beach Augusta Barker Nursing California Community Foundation/Carl Bull Fund Clara Barton Chapter, NSDAR Ebell Club of Newport Beach Garden Grove Hospital Guild Gladys M. Crown Memorial Nursing Award* GWC Foundation Nursing James Jordan Nursing Student Jean Steffen Memorial Nursing Leisure World Woman s Club of Seal Beach Norma Nisco Memorial Nursing P.E.O. Re-Entry Nursing Patrons Nursing Alumni Silver Anchor Auxiliary Tennyson-Booth Nursing Venner Farley Excellence in Nursing Re-Entry & Women s s American Association of University Women (AAUW)-Westminster/Fountain Valley/Huntington Beach - Hiroko Kranz Memorial American Association of University Women (AAUW)-Westminster/Fountain Valley/Huntington Beach Dr. Norman E. and Gwenda Watson Memorial Mary Ross Bryan Memorial Norma Brandel Gibbs Student Success for Single Parents Social Sciences Sherry Baum Shirley L. Haas, Ed.D., A.I.F.D. Memorial Woman s Club of Seal Beach Veteran Services VFW Huntington Beach Memorial Post 11548 Veterans Vietnamese Student Vietnamese Student Association Award* The following scholarships were in the process of becoming endowed or are being carried over at the donor s request. Distribution will be made at a later date. American Business Womens Association Prime Life Chapter Aminoil Science Anita Lyte Williams Family Ayjay & Nancy Wilson Music Barbara & Corder Wattenbarger Brunilda Bruni Cronk Memorial C.B. Hill Memorial Costa Mesa Women s Club Dawn Hammond Memorial Diana Carmel Lone Cypress Award* Doug Fabian Dr. Philip Westin Dr. William Stanley Memorial Edward J. Mulder (HAIA) Memorial ENCORE: Students Preparing for 2nd Career Fred Garcia FV Chamber of Commerce Jean Turner Memorial John and Sheila Wordes John Warner Hopkins Art June Roughton Hopkins Communications Kathy Johnson Memorial Mark Johnson Memorial Mary Gradishar Grant Michael & Teresa Smith-Meighan Memorial Norman E. Rich Memorial Profesóra Cronk Memorial Ralston Robert J. McCausland Memorial Robert Rhomberg Memorial Nursing Seacliff on the Greens Social Sciences Department Speech/Communication Study Abroad Thomas M. Kane Memorial Valerie Davis Memorial Weiser Lock *Denotes endowed scholarship The Golden West College Foundation The Golden West College Foundation was organized in 1985 to solicit and manage gifts to benefit the college and its students. The Foundation is dedicated to supporting the College s mission of providing comprehensive academic opportunities to the community for lifelong learning. A board of directors, who provides the leadership and direction for the organization s operation, manages the Foundation. The Foundation has grown steadily since 1985 with assets over $2,000,000. This has been accomplished through donations of cash, bequests and grants from individuals and businesses. The Foundation has provided $3,026,524 in scholarships to Golden West College students. In addition to cash assets, the Foundation annually receives donated equipment and supplies that represent thousands of dollars in gifts-in-kind. Te c h n o l o g y & Vo c a t i on a l Gerald Volpe Memorial Education s American Legion Auxiliary Unit 327 Cora Mora Moreno Memorial Cosmetology Gary L. Parsons Memorial James Pierce Memorial Gift of Music Graphic Arts Faculty Helen Kohl Memorial Hens & Chickens High School Homer Roughton Memorial Housing The primary focus of the Foundation Board of Directors is working toward building support for college-wide needs. To nurture groups who have special interests in supporting Golden West College, the Foundation provides staff support and direction to two auxiliaries. Each auxiliary is managed by its own board and officers, requiring membership dues for operational expenses. 24

Report from the Foundation Chairman Bob Polentz The Golden West Foundation again participated in the and Awards Ceremony held in May by awarding scholarships to over 200 students. Since 1986, the Foundation has awarded over $3,000,000 to deserving students. This has been extremely gratifying to the Foundation as the awarding of scholarships is a direct contributor to the enhancement of student success at Golden West College. On Saturday April 19, the Foundation held its eleventh annual major successful fundraiser, the Golden West College Gala. We are happy to report that we raised approximately $135,000. The proceeds will benefit Golden West College students and college programs. We particularly want to thank Elmore Toyota, Irvine Health Foundation, Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc., and Union Bank of California as major sponsors and all the other underwriters who gave so generously to this event. We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the Gala Committee and its chair, Patricia Meredith, as well as the community at large for continuing to support this very important event for the college. We look forward to continued success at our twelfth Gala scheduled for March 21, 2009. Our 17th Annual Courtyard of Honor Ceremony was celebrated last October. We had six Pillars of Support (+$25,000) including the Jane Axel Memorial, The Edwards Lifesciences Fund, Harbor Beach Division #77 Foundation, McBeth Foundation, Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center and The Pillar of Peace. The donor wall was increased by 72 donor names, with six in the Golden Society ($10,000+) category. Three GWC alumni were honored as Alumni Pillar of Achievement recipients. Since the inception of this awards program in 1991, eighty one alumni have been honored. Golden West College dedicated its first new building since the 1980 s in November, The Frank M. and Gertrude R. Doyle School of Nursing and Health Services. The building was dedicated in memory of Frank M. and Gertrude R. Doyle, founders of the Frank M. Doyle Foundation. The Frank M. Doyle Foundation donated a $1 million endowment which will be used to support a legacy of professional health instruction and services, making a significant difference in the lives of Golden West College students by providing the opportunity to train on the newest technology and advances in health care. The Foundation would also like to recognize donors that gave gifts to name portions of this building. The Irvine Health Foundation $150,000; The McBeth Foundation $50,000; and The Associated Students of Golden West College $35,000. As we look to 2009, we want to express our collective gratitude for the continued participation and leadership of the Foundation Board members whose continued commitment and participation is critical to the overall success of the Foundation s mission. The Foundation s objectives for 2009 include expanding Board membership and continuing a high level of participation from our members while seeking fresh ideas for new fund raising opportunities and expansion of existing programs. This year has continued to be challenging from an investment perspective. HighMark Capital Management, our financial adviser, is doing a good job considering these challenging times. In closing, I would like to personally thank the Foundation Board of Directors and those who have provided advice, counsel, professional guidance, financial support and personal time to the Board during the past year. It is not often that I have had the unique opportunity to work with such a dedicated group, and I look forward to the upcoming year in which we will work as a team towards the goal of enhancing student success at Golden West College. Robert Polentz, Chairman Golden West College Foundation The Golden West College Foundation does not charge a management or administrative fee for scholarships. The entire scholarship donation is given to the student. The reception following the ceremony provides a great opportunity for recipients to meet and thank their donors. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Foundation Board of Directors for their time and resources and our donors and community members for their generous support. Golden West College has a profound impact on the lives of our students, and the Foundation strives to support the vital resources that empower our students to realize their potential as individuals and as professionals in our community. Thank you all for making student success a priority with your continuing support. I am privileged to work with such an enthusiastic, professional board and to represent Golden West College in the community. Director, Foundation and Community Relations 2008 s & Awards, con t. EOP&S/C.A.R.E. Extended Opportunity Program & Services (EOP&S) Simeon Pete Shaffer Memorial General s Academic Senate Alumni Anniversary Bonnie and Radford Robinson Memorial Carolyn Taft Face Memorial Community Festival Dominic Scolaro Memorial Don & Doris Randol Memorial Dr. James Thornton GWC Foundation GWC General Hens & Chickens Quilt Fellowship Herman R. Tate Memorial Judy and Ron Shenkman Little Saigon Marjorie Shane Mary T. Boyce OCTFCU Worthy Student Award Patrons Founders Patrons Monarch Patrons Past Presidents R. Dudley Boyce Memorial Robin Lynne Bennett Memorial Sherry Griswold Memorial Siracusa Family Smith/Krape Memorial Virginia Alleman Memorial Waltmar Foundation High School s ASGWC High School Leadership GWC Community Services Martin Yan Patrons High School Shane York High School Student Athlete Recognition Steve Allen Memorial Performing Arts Hu n t in g t o n Be a c h Re s i d e n t Sc h o l a r s h i p Huntington Beach Company Independent s Coast Federation of Educators/AFT#1911 El Viento Frank M. Doyle Foundation Leadership s Future Leaders Jesse and Lois Garinger Memorial Le a r n i n g Re s o u r ce s Elizabeth Spencer Memorial Tutorial Karen Glines Memorial Tutorial Ma t h /Sc i e n ce s Dennis F. Roughton Memorial Lowell E. Karre Memorial Norman Karkut Memorial ReYCarr Mathematics Roscoe E. Lancaster Memorial Winifred and Harry Galles *Denotes endowed scholarship 2 23

2008 s & Awards 217 s and Awards were awarded to GWC Students at the May 2008 Ceremony Ar t s & Le t t e r s California Retired Teachers Association, Harbor Beach Div. 77 Edith Marie Bell Strother English Emeritus Faculty Huntington Beach Art League Huntington Harbour Art Association Jerry H. McGaugh Las Damas Ruth Chisler Memorial Mary L. Wise Memorial Fine Arts Orange County Fine Arts: An Association of Artists Robert J. Cassens Memorial Music Ron Quigley/O Neill Sportswear Stacy Bryan Student Director Theater Arts As s o c i a t e d St u d e n t s o f Go l d e n We s t Co l l e g e California State Alpha Gamma Sigma Honor Society Award, 2008 ASGWC Perpetual Cupadicot Award* Dr. Kenneth D. Yglesias Dr. William Carpenter Lloyd Hamilton Campus Life Award* R. Dudley Boyce Outstanding Student Award** Dr. Fred J. Owens Memorial Ernie Moersch Memorial Pop Mulder Ruth M. Brazney Memorial Bu s i n e s s & In f o r m a t i on Bruce Williams Memorial Kris and Joe Lightman Business Orange County Association of Realtors Outstanding Business Student Award Sharon Denise Duncan Memorial William Bumm Memorial Ch i c a n o & La t i n o St u d e n t Dr. Americo Lopez-Rodriguez ESPERANZA EN GUADALUPE Independent Latino Student Association (I.L.S.A.)* Judith Valles Criminal Ju s t i c e/po l i c e Academy s Cohen Family Tom Ohlendorf Criminal Justice Training Center Memorial William Burke Memorial s and Awards 2008 Since 1986, the Golden West College Foundation has processed $3,320.500 for student scholarships. Each scholarship application involves a process of review by a scholarship committee who selects the recipients based upon individual scholarship criteria. At the s and Awards Ceremony held in May, 217 scholarships were awarded to GWC students. In the 2007-08 academic year, a total of $251,500 was awarded. The & Awards Convocation recognizes both the scholarship recipients and the donors who support them. The ceremony is held annually in the beautiful GWC Amphitheater. The Frank M. and Gertrude R. Doyle School of Nursing & Health Services Dedication The Frank M. Doyle Foundation donates $1,000,000. On November 19,2008, Golden West College dedicated its spectacular new $12.5 million Frank M. Gertrude R. Doyle School of Nursing and Health Services Building. The Frank M. Doyle Foundation provided $1 million to the naming opportunity for the building. Dedicated in memory of Frank M. and Gertrude R. Doyle, this beautiful building will provide a legacy of progressive health instruction and services, ensuring a bright future for our health professionals. The Frank M. Doyle Foundation has made a significant difference in the lives of Golden West College students by providing the means to foster a learning environment built upon the newest technologies and advances in health care. Golden West College is privileged to be in partnership with this extraordinary philanthropic family. Over the last decade, the Doyle Foundation has provided the college $50,000 in nursing grants, as well as $312,000 in student scholarships. The Irvine Health Foundation was recognized for their pledge of $150,000 to the Golden West College Nursing Program. The McBeth Foundation was recognized for their $50,000 donation to the naming opportunity for the Frank M. and Gertrude R. Doyle School of Nursing lobby. A Pillar of Support has been established in their honor and their generous donation will provide much needed equipment and supplies, as well as a garden for health services students, staff and the campus community to contemplate, reflect and relax. Patrick Doyle, Molly Glen & Maryreed Roberts by their parent s dedication plaque. The Doyle 4-Leaf Clover graces the new building sign At h l e t i c s & Ph y s i c a l Ed u c a t i on Chip Marchbank Recognition Award* Dan Wiseman Memorial Don Rowe Memorial Di s a b l e d St u d e n t Gladys Lavoie Paul and June Cope Memorial Wm. Boyed Hudnall Memorial *Denotes endowed scholarship Arlyn Lim was this year s recipient of the R.Dudley Boyce Outstanding Student Award, presented by GWC Student Activities Director Valerie Venegas. The Associated Students of GWC donates $35,000 to the Health Services Center. The Associated Students of Golden West College 2008-09 Student Council members are proud to have their names forever engraved in the new Student Health Services lobby. At the Frank M. and Gertrude R. Doyle School of Nursing and Health Services Building dedication ceremony on November 19, 2008, ASGWC members presented the college president with a check for $35,000 in support of the new, state of the art student health center. Their beautiful bronze plaque reads, It is with great honor that the ASGWC supports Health Services at Golden West College through their monetary donation. ASGWC student council members present a $35,000 check to GWC President Wes Bryan. 22 3

4 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2008 ASSETS Assets: Cash and equivalents $ 1,164,038 Accounts receivable 20,532 Contributions receivable from split-interest agreements 20,386 Grant receivable 25,000 Investments, at fair value 2,486,987 Total Assets $ 3,716,943 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Liabilities Accounts payable $ 24,445 Total liabilities 24,445 Net Assets Unrestricted 472,514 Temporarily restricted Programs 788,457 s 250,268 Permanently restricted 2,181,259 Total net assets 3,692,498 Total liabilities and net assets 3,716,943 STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2008 Cash flows from operating activities Contributions, grants and fundraising $ 1,840,859 Payments to suppliers (1,171,029) Payments to/on behalf of students for scholarships (235,894) Net cash provided by operating activities 433,936 Cash flows from investing activities Purchase of investments (259,279) Proceeds from sale of investments 194,490 Net cash used by investing activities (64,789) Net increase in cash and cash equivalents 369,147 Cash and cash equivalents, beginning of year 794,891 Cash and cash equivalents, end of year $ 1,164,038 Reconciliation of change in net assets to cash provided by operating activities Change in net assets $ (166,624) Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to cash provided by operating activities Realized and unrealized loss on investments 239,985 Changes in assets and liabilities: Decrease accounts receivable 365,513 Decrease accounts payable (4,938) Net cash provided by operating activities $ 433,936 A complete audit report is available in the Golden West College Foundation Office. Gil Coerper Public Service In Service to Community and Nation. Graduating with an Associate in Arts degree from Golden West College in 1977 was merely a starting point for Gil Coerper. After serving in the Navy, he joined the California State Military Reserves, where he retired a Lt. Colonel. He served 39 years on the Huntington Beach Police Force, retiring in June 2002. Gil was elected to the Huntington Beach City Council in 2002 and again in 2006, becoming Mayor in 2007. The Boy Scouts of America awarded him an Award of Merit and, in March 2004, the Silver Beaver National Recognition Award, their highest award. Golden West College is proud to have been at the beginning of Gil Coerper s remarkable and long-standing service to our community and our nation. Patricia Meredith Gerontology Strength Through Caring. Patricia A. Meredith began attending Golden West College in 1970. After temporarily setting her education aside, she returned to school and completed her Associate in Arts degree. She earned her Bachelor of Science, Cum Laude, from Chapman University in 2007. Her work in the Health Systems Management at the Irvine Health Foundation has brought significant support to her position on the Golden West College Foundation Board of Directors. She has brought in $150,000 in grants and scholarships to the GWC School of Nursing. From evening student, to working mom, honored graduate and caring philanthropist, Patricia embodies the meaning of success at Golden West College. Sally Flotho Stella Follin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forster Mr. and Mrs. John French Youssef Gamal Richard George Golden West Volleyball Club Armando Gomez Marlene Goren Mary Gradishar Dr. and Mrs. Donald Greco Dr. and Mrs. Peter M. Green Anna Greenwald and J.J. Ebbert GWC Tutorial & Learning Center Club GWC Vietnamese Student Association Theresa and Corwin Halzle Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hamrick Dolores Harper Hawaii Community Foundation Hilda E. Bretzlaff Foundation, Inc. Mary L. Hornbuckle Janet and Jay Houlihan Dr. and Mrs. David D. Hudson Huntington Harbour Art Association Huntington National Bank Tito D. Ibarrola Kristy and Dominic Iorfino Sharon and Albert Jazwiecki Elma Johnson Kapolei Rotary Foundation Twyla Karkut Joanne Kashdan, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kaston Mary Kee Keegan Nancy Kidder John F. Kirkorn Karen Klammer Ruth Kramer Randy Kuta KZ Holdings, LLC Jean and Corwin Lakin Mr. and Mrs. Larry Landesman Mr. and Mrs. Carl Langston John Lantow Kim Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lechich The Lightfoot Foundation Los Alamitos Medical Center Auxiliary Virginia Luch Michelle and James Luna Candra D. Lundell Lorna Joelene Mack Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maling, Jr. Georgia Mangosing Marine Corps Foundation Kevin McCauley Connie McCausland Christie McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Les McDaniel Jennifer McGrath and Bruce Pulcini David McHowell Dorothea McPheeters Medical Education Technologies, Inc. Mike Quevedo, Sr. Fund Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mitchell MOC Products Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Morgan Edward Morton National Trust Fund of the Graphic Arts Navy Wives Clubs of America Foundation Ned R. Healy & Company, Inc. Joy Neugebauer Morton Newman Newport Ocean Sailing Association, Inc. Billy and Lynn Newsom Northern Trust Bank of California Mary and Terry O Connor Jane E. Odland Donald and Sandra Olmsted Orange County Sports Celebrities, Inc. Orange County Youth Sports Foundation Orangewood Children s Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pagel Jacqueline and Leland Parker Pelican Center, LLC Anthony Pichardo Betty Pierce Dwyane Podd Norma and David Pollaro Laura Poole Mr. and Mrs. Richard Porter Omid Pourzanjani Patricia Quigley Sharon Ratliffe, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Reed Anita Renninger Glenn Richardson Joyce and Les Riddell Mr. and Mrs. John Ridgely Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rockmaker Rockport Area Association of Realtors Timothy Ryan Scholastic Insurance Services Carol Scott Scottish Rite Foundation Frances Shaffer-Gunn Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Sher Ed Sherman Timothy Shevlin Mary Ann Sigler Bernice Siu Southern California ASA Players Association Southern California Volleyball Association SouthWest Dealer Services, Inc. Star Real Estate John Steinbrugge Pat and Mike Stingle The Surf City Volleyball Club Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Swift Dalel Tartak Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomas Dwayne and Daniela Thompson Beverly Kane Townsend Douglas Traub TWA Clipped Wings International, Inc. TYR Inc., I.O.R. Services University of California, Irvine The University of Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs. Steadman Upham Dr. and Mrs. William Vega Andrew Vorono, D.D.S. John Wadhams Helen L. Wampler, Ed.D. & L. Clyde Wampler Emma and David Weintraub Philip Westin, Ed.D. Chuck Whitchurch Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. White Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Wilcox Dr. Gandasari Win and Dr. U Kyaw Win Windsor Windows & Doors Stanley Winter Regina Volpe Woodyard Sylvia Worden Alma Wyant, Ed.D. Mr. and Mrs. George Yamashita Felicia and Joe Young Judy and Joe Zorrilla 21

Huntington Beach Auto Dealers Association, Inc. Huntington Beach Firemen s Association ILC Data Device Corporation Frank Jao Joseph Justin Trust Karuk Tribe of California Marcus Kelso Nicole and Joe Kelso Carolyn Kirkpatrick Kiwanis Club of the Colorado River Kiwanis Club Seal Beach Leisure World Kiwanis Foundation of Huntington Beach Robert Kokuga Patricia Kopp Karen and Mike Kuehner Las Damas Woman s Club Gladys and Daniel Lavoie Marjorie Lewis, Ph.D. Mark A. Lomas Long Beach Memorial Medical Center Los Angeles Galvanizing Company Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lowenberg Lucent Technologies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mayer, Jr. Carol McLarty Media for the Arts Mended Hearts of Orange County Mercury Savings and Loan Mollis & Mollis, Inc. Nabet Local No. 53 Linda and Ed Nakauchi National Charity League/Pacific Coast Chapter National League for Nursing, Inc. National Linen Service Charlanne Nee, Ed.D. Newcrest Development Corp. Orange Coast College Foundation Orange County Association of Realtors Joe Ouaknine Pacific Blue Micro, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Palmieri Paramount Pictures Group Kimberly Pascoe Peninsula Hawks Fund Dr. Monte E. Perez and Dr. Margaret R. Quiñones-Perez Kathy J. Perkins Patricia Pierce Lisa and Robert Putzel Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Quan The Robert Mayer Corporation Allan Roeder James Rogers Roxana Ross Sacramento Region Community Foundation Salon Canvass Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schroeder Antoinette Scolaro Hezy Shaked Marjorie Sorenson-Lundholm Splash Salon Staff Pro Security Jennifer Stai State of Michigan Steinberg Architects Linda Stevens, Ed.D. Kathy and Sergio Suarez SUREFIRE, LLC Titan Industries, Inc. Cheryl Tittle URS Corporation Valerie and Joe Venegas Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 11548 Walla Walla Community College Heather and James Walters Wendy Weber Evelyn Sam Weiss Anita Lyte Williams Lawrence Williams Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson John and Sheila Wordes Yamaha Motor Corp., U.S.A. Martin Yan Noreen Yoshida-Peer Nevins Young Mark Zimmerman SCHOLARS CIRCLE J. Richard Adamson AirFlite Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. Albert & Tricia Nichols Foundation Paul and Joyce Alexander Dr. Rafael Antonio Alfaro-Garcia Joyce Alley Sue Allington Mr. and Mrs. James L. Andrews Aramark Uniform Services Association of Handcrafted Automobiles Lois Attore, Ph.D. Debbie and Jim Bales Bank of America Bern and Gretchen Baumgartner Clarence Belinn Paul Berger, Ph.D. Amanda Best Joyce and David Bishop Mary and Tony Botticella Kimberly Boyd Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bradley James Brase William Brazney Mr. and Mrs. John Breihan Broadcast Education Association Dr. and Mrs. David Bunten California-Hawaii Elks Association Roger Camp Capital Pacific Holdings, Inc. Gregg M. Carr Patricia Carruthers Cartel Marketing, Inc. JoAn Case Treisa and Michael Cassens Cecile Stephens Charitable Foundation Cerritos Regional Soccer Club Thomas Chambers Chickasaw Nation Children s Hospital of Orange County (CHOC) CIBACS Foundation CIM Group Citibank Coatings Resource Corporation Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cone Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Copeland Covenant Presbyterian Church Jean Cross Kathleen and Kevin Curran Nadine Davis Mr. and Mrs. Dale Deffner Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dominguez Shirley Donnelly Sharon Donoff Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Dorfman Jacqueline Dvorman Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Engum Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ewing Exchange Club of Newport Harbor Community Services Mike Fiorito Fix Auto Collision Alumni Pillars of Achievement The Alumni Pillar of Achievement program was initiated by the 25th Anniversary Committee in 1991. As a part of this celebration, the first honorees were installed on September 12, 1991. This past October the Foundation inducted three new recipients, bringing the total number of inductees to 79. Candidates shall have completed at least 30 units at Golden West College ten years prior to their nomination and achieved notable recognition in their field of endeavor. 2008 Honored Alumni Shirley Babashoff Swimming Winning Style. With an amazing list of accomplishments in her field of endeavor two Olympic Gold Medals, six Olympic Silver Medals, five World Champion Medals, 27 National Titles, 11 World Records and 29 American Records it is clear that this Golden West College Alumna is an American treasure. In 2005, the Olympic Committee awarded Shirley the Olympic Order, an honor bestowed on individuals who have Illustrated the Olympic ideals through actions, have achieved remarkable merit in the sporting world or have rendered outstanding services to the Olympic cause. Shirley Babashoff is a world renowned American athlete that Golden West College is proud to claim as its own. GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2008 Temporarily Restricted Permanently Restricted Unrestricted Total Support and revenue Support: Contributions, gifts and grants $ 27,207 $ 376,621 $ 97,217 $ 501,045 Contributions of like-kind equipment 33,830 33,830 Change in value of split-interest agreements (1,689) (1,689) Grant revenue 657,407 657,407 Special event 149,815 50,500 200,315 Donated services 155,010 155,010 Donated facilities 18,000 18,000 Total support 350,032 1,116,669 97,217 1,563,918 Revenue: Other revenue 6,808 6,808 Interest and dividends 77,630 77,630 Realized loss on investments (2,779) (45,450) (48,229) Unrealized gain on investments (28,466) (163,290) (191,756) Total revenue (24,437) (131,110) (155,547) Total support and revenue before net assets released from restrictions 325,595 985,559 97,217 1,408,371 Net assets released from restrictions 1,276,709 (1,276,709) Total support and revenue 1,602,304 (291,150) 97,217 1,408,371 Program Expenses Program services 1,159,557 1,159,557 Supporting services: Management and general 281,029 281,029 Fundraising 134,409 134,409 Total expenses 1,574,995 1,574,995 Change in net assets 27,309 (291,150) 97,217 (166,624) Beginning net assets 445,205 1,329,875 2,084,042 3,859,122 Ending net assets $ 472,514 $ 1,038,725 $ 2,181,259 $ 3,692,498 STATEMENT OF FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2008 Program Services Management and General Fundraising Total Donated services $ 34,102 $ 77,505 $ 43,403 $ 155,010 payments 235,894 235,894 Donated facilities 3,960 9,000 5,040 18,000 College and student assistance 873,494 166,380 1,039,874 Seminars and conferences 629 629 General operating expenses 12,107 27,515 85,966 125,588 1,159,557 281,029 134,409 1,574,995 A complete audit report is available in the Golden West College Foundation Office. 5

Message from Golden West College President, Wes Bryan What a bumpy year to write an annual report! It was a banner year for this Foundation at a time when the economy took a turn for the worse. This is a cyclical trend that California community colleges have experienced with more frequency than I care to recall. When the state economy takes a dip, enrollments at community colleges soar. Predictably, in a time of fiscal crisis people realize that we are at the heart of workforce development, and that an educated populace has always been the strength of our economy. Quite often, when the state can t adequately address our financial needs, the private donor steps up to the plate to help Golden West College to provide students with scholarships, books, and the classroom with needed equipment and supplies. Living in an affluent area, we sometimes forget how important these efforts are in making a significant difference in the lives of our students. We know that students who earn a vocational degree or certificate will see their wages jump from $25,600 to $47,571 in just three years. We also know they are more likely to be involved in community service, live healthier lives, and have greater job satisfaction. I am proud to be associated with a Foundation Board that understands the importance of educational opportunities, donates their time, and expends their energy to help students in need. It is gratifying to know that our donors realize and understand the importance of supporting two-year institutions and their students to help prepare them for transfer or learn entry level job skills. They know that if they can help them get a strong start, students are more likely to finish their degree or certification. Community colleges play a central role in workforce and transfer preparation. The Harbor Beach Division 77 Scholarshp Foundation Pillar Willa Sigler Foundation President with her daughter, Mary Ann The McBeth Foundation Pillar The Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center Pillar Sue Romero, Director of Acute Care Services I hope as you review this report you will consider involving yourself to a greater degree in the projects that our campus community sponsors. Without your support, the college could not begin to offer the scholarships and programs which provide our students with so many avenues to success. I am excited to be on this Board as we make plans together to ensure that the next 40 years will be as bright as the last. Wes Bryan, President Golden West College The Pillar of Peace In memory of Dr. Susana Nakamoto Gonzalez.Pictured are Susana s husband, Ron Gonzalez, with daughter Christine and son Zach. 6 Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Clara Barton Chapter National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution ClearLight Partners Management, LLC Coastline Community College Sally Coffey Louise Comer Community College Foundation County of Orange Theodore Coutsoftides, M.D. Mark Craig Dr. Eknath Deo Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dugmore Richard J. Fabian Fort Mojave Tribe Forty & Eight OC Voiture #527 Foundation of Bowling Propietors Foundation of the National Student Nurses Association Fountain Valley Chamber of Commerce Gafcon, Inc. Go With Jo Travel Carol Grimes, Ph.D. Hens & Chickens Quilt Auxiliary Tom Hermstad Thomas Hersh Hilton Waterfront Beach Resort Karen Hinton Lou Ann and Tom Hobbs June Roughton Hopkins Carrie Hudnall Hughes Aircraft Company Huntington Beach Art League Huntington Beach Company Huntington Beach Union High School Huntington Harbour Garden Club International Business Machines Corp. Irvine Health Foundation David B. Israelsky Jimway, Inc. K.L.D. Enterprises Charla Kabana Kiwanis Costa Mesa Frederick W. Kofmehl Laguna Beach High School Fund Edwin Laird Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Larson Leisure World Woman s Club of Seal Beach Dr. Americo Lopez-Rodriguez Anna E. McGaugh Patricia Meredith Stephen Miller Motorola Foundation Paula Mucciaro Edward J. Mulder Sharon and Rolland Murray Olmsted and Associates Accountancy Corporation Wayne R. Olson On-Camera Audiences, Inc. Orange County Fine Arts, Inc. Susanne and Rocco Orsini Frederick J. Owens, Ed.D. PacifiCare Foundation Rainbow Disposal Co., Inc. Dr. and Mrs. John Renley Nancy Rittgers Frank Robitaille Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Armando Ruiz Judy and Ron Shenkman SO CA United Food and CMR Ancillary Benefit Fund Soroptimist International of Huntington Beach Southland Industries St. Jude Medical Center Surf City Bank THK Photo Products, Inc. Paula Thomas United States Dept. of Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Wal*Mart Washington Mutual Bank Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Stephen York PRESIDENT S CIRCLE AESCO Technologies, Inc. Kathleen Allanson Alex Alvarez/Advance Tube Engineering American Legion Auxiliary Dr. and Mrs. David Baird Jeanne and Greg Baird Jonathan Bannon Mr. and Mrs. David Barr, Sr. Sherry Baum Jaima and John Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blum Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bone Dianne Booth Chung C. Bornemann Boston Financial Data Services Mr. and Mrs. George Brown Buena Park Noon Lions Club C & C Transportation California Council for the Humanities, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Al Campbell Carol Caniglia Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Canizaro William and Maeva Carpenter Henrietta Carter Juan Cepeda and Rita Cepeda, Ed.D. Citizen s Foundation of America City of Huntington Beach Mr. and Mrs. Alf H. Clausen Coast Federation of Educators AFT Local 1911 ConocoPhillips Costa Mesa Women s Club Creative Package Media Criminal Justice Training Center/Golden West College Nancy Davies Dell Computers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dettloff Michael Dewey DMJMH + N, Inc. Suszanne and Douglas Droney Duke s Huntington Beach Phillip Dyskow Educational Funding Services, Inc. ETS Educational Testing Service Exxon Education Foundation Fabian Wealth Strategies/Making Money with Doug Fabian Venner M. Farley, Ed.D. Fidelity National Title Company Hugh Foster Eleanor Gajewski Mr. and Mrs. Milton Galbraith Linda and Dennis Gallagher Barbara and Richard Gallegos Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ganulin Albert Gasparian Ghidotti Foundation Norma Brandel Gibbs Anne and Lee Gillespie Kathryn Goddard Arthur Gordon David Haas Karen L. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haw Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans, Inc. Lucille Horner Howard Johnson Express Inns & Suites Hoxsie Builders, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hughes 19

COURTYARD OF HONOR DONOR WALL Five different categories are represented on the Donor Wall. Pillars of Golden West College $25,000 + Golden Society: $10,000 - $24,999 Honors Circle: $5,000 - $9,999 President s Circle: $2,500 - $4,999 Scholars Circle:$1,200 - $2,499 PILLARS OF SUPPORT Steve Allen Memorial American Legion Auxiliary Unit #327 ASSISTANCE LEAGUE of Huntington Beach Associated Students of Golden West College Augusta Barker Jane Axel Memorial Biology Staff Glenda Blackburn and John Higgs The Boeing Company R. Dudley Boyce Outstanding Student Award Charlie and Margie Bunten California Community Foundation/ Carl and Irene Bull Fund Coastal Communities Hospital Madeline and Barry Cohen Brunilda Bruni L. Cronk Memorial Profesòra Cronk Memorial Gladys M. Crown Carolyn Cunningham Frank M. Doyle Dorothy Beatrice Duthie Ebell Club of Newport Beach El Viento Elmore Toyota Douglas Fabian FHP Healthcare/FHP International Corporation Foundation for California Community Colleges Fountain Valley Regional Hospital and Medical Center Golden West College Bookstore Golden West College Patrons GTE Harbor Beach Division 77 Foundation Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian Huntington Beach Hospital James Jordan Memorial Nursing Kaiser Permanente Dr. Howard T. Mango McBeth Foundation John and Linda McGovern Norah M. Morrison, J.D., C.F.P. Norma Nisco, R.N., Memorial Nursing Chris and Tom Ohlendorf Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center Glenn Parker Gary and Andrea Parsons Pepsi Pillar of PEACE Bonnie Chanine Robinson Science Silver Anchor Auxiliary/Huntington Beach Hospital Rita Simonton William Sisti Siracusa St. Joseph Hospital Herman R. Tate The Edwards Lifesciences Fund Mary Boyce Thornton Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. Union Bank of California Waltmar Foundation GOLDEN SOCIETY 5 Points Plaza American Nursing Review Laurie and Jeff Andrews Jo and Jim Andrews Angus Petroleum Corp. Bella Terra Wes Bryan and Terri Zwick Joanne Bumm Coast Community College District Foundation Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Kathryn Crown DeLillo Chevrolet Abbie and Ron DeSmet Cathaleen Dunn Educational Foundation of America Judy Elmore Lauro Martinez Garcia Garden Grove Hospital Guild George Hoag Family Foundation Ted Glick GWC Mathematics Department Helene Fuld Health Trust Anthony & Leah Hsieh Kamehameha Schools R. Kelly Kelly and Kay Mortenson The Kling Family Foundation Las Ayudantes Auxiliary Kris and Joe Lightman Los Angeles Times Fund Dr. John W. Matthews McGraw-Hill Companies Dawn McKahan Milan Panic/ICN Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Dr. Lois Miller and Mr. Michael Miller Norris Foundation NuVision Federal Credit Union Steve and Bernie Olmsted Pacific Life Foundation Harold Pazanti & Rochelle Pazanti-Ruth Susan and Robert Polentz C. O Neil Rogers SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union Jack Shaw and Ellen Shockro, Ph.D. Sherry Griswold Foundation Smith/Krape Fund Southern California Edison Dagny Tennyson and Gene Booth The Tuesday Club Judith Valles Barbara and Corder Wattenbarger Wells Fargo Woman s Club of Seal Beach Mai-Ying Woo, Ph.D. Kenneth and Donna Yglesias Emilee Young, Ed.D. Jean and Gene Zwick Foundation/ Thelma and Gene Zwick HONORS CIRCLE Mary Aigner The Allergan Foundation American Association of Women (AAUW) Westminster/ Fountain Valley/ Huntington Beach American Cancer Society David F. Anthony Charlene and Ralph Bauer Phillip Bernard, Jr., Ph.D. Blue Cross of California Mari Greaves Bourche British Petroleum Georgiana and Robert Bromley Diana Carmel Dennis Carrie Bonnie and Robert Castrey Courtyard of Honor The 17th annual Courtyard of Honor ceremony was held on October 29. Three former GWC students received Alumni Pillar of Achievement recognition and six individuals or companies received a Pillar of Support. Pillars of Support The first Pillars of Support were inducted at the inaugural Courtyard of Honor Ceremony in 1995. Since that time, GWC has honored 51 Pillars of Support with six of them inducted this past October. A Pillar represents $25,000 or more in cash donations by either individuals or businesses. These gifts represent over $1 million. 2008 Pillars The Jane Axel Memorial Pillar Robert Axel and Karen Honigberg, son and daughter of Jane Axel The Edwards Lifesciences Fund Pillar Jay Wertheim, Vice President and Associate General Counsel, Edwards Lifesciences Fund Measure C Bond Update Frank M. and Gertrude R. Doyle School of Nursing and Health Services Building With a construction budget of $12,000,000, construction is complete on the approximately 26,000 square foot building. The college is currently working on punch list items and landscaping. The third floor houses six flexible classrooms that can be reduced or expanded based on instructional need. The second floor houses the skills lab, a computer lab, and a human patient simulation lab. The first floor houses the Nursing faculty offices and the Health Services Center. Learning Resource Center Construction has just begun for the approximately 55,000 square foot building with a budget of $24,000,000. The project is currently on time, on budget, and construction should be completed in June 2010. The new LRC, located at the main Golden West Street entrance, will house the Library, New Media/Online Instruction, Student Success Center, a high tech lab for the disabled, Writing Center, Staff Development, and Academic Senate. Central Plant/HVAC Upgrades The campus Central Plant is complete. The underground trenching was finished ahead of schedule. The campus is now working on completing Group 4 of 6 by renovating buildings to connect them to our new Central Plant. Modular classrooms have been used to better serve our students during this major undertaking. As the piping to the central plant is completed, classroom improvements are being made as well. The project budget is $33,000,000, and it s currently on time and on budget with completion in June, 2009. Main Distribution Facility A Main Distribution Facility is being created on the east side of the existing Library. This will house all of the campus servers and will provide temperature control and a backup generator to ensure our computer information is secure and backed up properly. This project should be complete by the end of this calendar year. The project budget is approximately $700,000 and is on time and on budget. Projects already completed International Student Center Pool and Locker Room Upgrades Student Center Renovation Student Success Center Concrete Repair Project Classroom Improvements Human Patient Simulation Lab Nursing & Health Services third floor flexible classrooms Learning Resource Center ground-breaking October 1, 2008 Pictured left to right are: Dr. Ken Yglesias, CCCD Chancellor, Mary L. Hornbuckle, CCCD Trustee, Keith Parker, Citizens Oversight Committee Chair, Wes Bryan, GWC President, Armando R. Ruiz, CCCD Trustee, Jim Moreno, CCCD Trustee, and Doug Larson, Dean, Learning Resources and Distance Learning. 7

Golden West College Foundation Board of Directors Bern Baumgartner Bonnie Castrey Louise Comer Wes Bryan GWC President Nancy Davies Tami Bui Janet Houlihan David Lopez, Student John McGovern, Emeritus Patricia Meredith Representative Ron Mollis, Esq. Connie Blietz Norah M. Morrison, J.D., C.F.P. Steve Olmsted Judy Elmore Robert Polentz Margie Bunten Doug Fabian Thuy Moesta Mary Boyce Simpson, Emeritus Hens & Chickens Quilt Auxiliary Those who sleep under a quilt, sleep under a blanket of love ~Unknown The Hens & Chickens Quilt Fellowship of Golden West College, an auxiliary of the Foundation, began in 1989 when a group of quilters did not want to disband after having taken a quilting class at Golden West College. Their name, Hens & Chickens, was taken from the name of a quilt block. Originally a group of 5, they have been 25 members strong and range in age from 7 years old to 75. Each year, they make an opportunity quilt and donate the funds to GWC scholarships as well as contributions to the campus for such projects as theater renovations, ballet bars for the dance department, new library books, a Fine Arts Gallery security system, Science Museum animals and recently a brick entryway for the GWC California Native Plant Garden. This year s quilt is a Split 9 Patch pattern and was made large enough for a king-sized bed. The fabrics were from the Hoffman Fabric s 2008 Challenge collection, which had an oriental theme. The quilt was assembled by all 12 members of the auxiliary in one meeting and was then quilted by one of the members on a long-arm quilting machine. STAR Book Reserve Program Keeps Students Reading For the fourth consecutive year, the Golden West College Foundation has allocated funds to the GWC Library for the purchase of textbooks under the STAR (Student Textbook Access Reserve Collection) Book Program. This program, which began in the 2004-2005 school year, gives students access to over 240 titles covering 45 academic departments. Last year, students checked out books from the STAR collection over 3,400 times, with the top title being Calculus: Single Variable, two years running. The STAR program has become a great success among students who wish to get a jump start on their studies and also to those students who cannot afford purchasing a full compliment of textbooks. Faculty are also participating by donating their own textbooks to the collection. This year the Foundation allocated $10,000 to the STAR program, allowing the library to add over 220 titles to the collection. Non-Cash Donations, con t. Shark Club Silvera s Steakhouse Six Flags Magic Mountain Sizzler Huntington Beach/W & J Higgins Investments, LP Skirball Cultural Center SkyDive Santa Barbara SLOWfish Sodexho Sol Duc Hot Springs Souplantation & Sweet Tomatoes South Coast Repertory Southern California Edison Southwest Airlines Spark Woodfire Grill Jerry Spiratos Spires Restaurant Spirit Cruises Starbucks Fountain Valley Stein Mart Ashley Stern/Salon Trinity Terri Steuben STONEFIRE Grill Submersibles Systems, Inc. Sugar Bowl Ski Resort Sunstone Vineyards and Winery Sushi on Fire Sushi Ya Japanese Restaurant Tashia s Photography The Cheesecake Factory The Gallery HB The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company-Gardena The Grand: Long Beach Event Center The Original Renaissance Pleasure Faire Tommy s World Famous Hamburgers Toye Jessica Tong Dean Torrence Turner s Outdoorsman Inc. Union Bank of California U.S. Toy Co./Constructive Playthings Upper Deck/Bella Terra Carlos Vega/TAI Sports, Inc. Valerie & Joe Venegas Verde Canyon Railroad Helen L. Wampler, Ed.D. Wax Museum/Fisherman s Wharf Emma & David Weintraub Westminster Ice Arena Wild Birds Unlimited Wild Rivers Mai-Ying Woo Steve Woodyard John & Sheila Wordes World Wrestling Entertainment Yoga Works Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad Emilee Young Yves Bistro Stan Zone 8 Donald Testa, D.D.S., J.D. Cheryl Tittle Mai-Ying Woo, Ph.D. Emilee Young, Ed.D. 17

Non-Cash Donations, con t. Musical Theatre West Newport Harbor Nautical Museum Noal Jewelry Design/Nouha Hreish Norms Restaurants/Huntington Beach Oakmont Golf Club Steve & Bernie Olmsted OLMSTED & ASSOCIATES Accountancy Corporation Orange County Fair Orange County Sheriff s Department Susanne Orsini Ortega Equestrian Center Pacific Park Pacific Symphony Orchestra Pacific Whey Café Paintball USA Pala Casino Resort Palisades Tennis Club Palm Springs Art Museum Palm Springs National Golf & Country Club Paramount Pictures Park Ave Pasadena Playhouse Pasadena Symphony Peet s Coffee & Tea Phil s California Bar & Grill Photographic Images by Dwayne Pierside Gallery/Wayne Heller Pink s Famous Hot Dogs Plums Cafe and Catering Bob & Susan Polentz Polly s Pies Anaheim Laura Poole PRP Wine International Puddingstone Hot Tubs Resort Radisson Plaza Hotel Hangzhou Rainbow Disposal Co., Inc. Rancho Cucamonga Quakes Real Mex Restaurants - Acapulco & El Torito R.E.I. Red Robin Regal Entertainment Group Residence Inn Fountain Valley Reuben H. Fleet Science Center Ristorante Ferrantelli Riviera Hotel & Casino Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory/HB Main St. Romero Fine Portraiture Bonnie Roohk Rosarito Beach Hotel Rowley Portraiture Salon Canvass Sam s Club - Fountain Valley San Diego Aerospace Museum San Diego Bike & Kayak Santa Ana Zoo Santa Barbara Zoo Sax Quality Cleaners Scandia Amusement Park SCUDA See s Candies 16 Foundation Auxiliaries The Golden West College Patrons Organized in April 1973, the Golden West College Patrons membership is composed of alumni, community members and Golden West College staff and faculty. The Patrons is a volunteer organization which raises monies for student scholarships through their Chefs for s event held each fall. The members also volunteer hundreds of hours each year in support of other events such as Commencement Ceremony, s and Awards Ceremony, and Gala. Chefs For s The Patrons held their 3rd annual Chefs for s event on September 14, 2008 in the Student Center and Patio. Approximately 300 people attended this familyoriented event featuring musical entertainment, a bounce house for the kids, clowns, and the HB Fire Department. Guests sampled delicious food and beverages from local restaurants, wineries and breweries. The Patrons allocate $7,200 from the proceeds each year to support their 16 annual student scholarships. They have been funding scholarships on campus since 1973 and have donated over $100,000 to help students achieve their academic goals. The following event sponsors contributed to the Patrons success! 5 Star Sponsors Jo Andrews/Go With Jo Travel Joanne Bumm Kathy Crown Barbara & Richard Gallegos Norah M. Morrison, J.D., CFP Red Oak Investments Wal*Mart Wells Fargo Restaurant & Beverage Sponsors BrewBakers Coco s Bakery Restaurant Edible Arrangements Finbars Italian Kitchen Fresca s Mexican Grill Heck Estates Hot Dog on a Stick Jaqu s...the Place... Jersey Mike s Lazy Dog Café Market Broiler Poverello Coffee PRP Wine International Rodrigo s Mexican Grill S Vietnamese Fine Dining Smokin Mo s BBQ Sodexho Golden West College STONEFIRE Grill The Grand: Long Beach Event Center Z Pizza 4 Star Sponsors Margie & Charlie Bunten Judy Elmore/Elmore Toyota Sam s Club Emma & David Weintraub Media Sponsor HB Magazine 3 Star Sponsors 5 Points Plaza Paul J. Alexander/Paul J. Alexander Agency Allstate Insurance, Exclusive Agent Camody Family Katherine B. Inostroza Orsini Family Bob and Susan Polentz Rainbow Disposal, Inc. 2008 Bonnie Castrey Doug Fabian Golden West College Foundation Board of Directors Mediator/Arbitrator, Dispute Resolution Services President, Fabian Wealth Strategies/Making Money with Doug Fabian 2009 Connie Blietz Vice President/Bank Manager, Union Bank of CA Nancy Davies Vice President, Retail Market Division, Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. Judy Elmore President, Elmore Toyota Patricia Meredith Program Director, Irvine Health Foundation Ronald A. Mollis, Esq. Mollis & Mollis, Inc. Norah Morrison, J.D., CFP Attorney at Law Robert Polentz Business Consultant Donald Testa, D.D.S., J.D. Surgeon, Attorney at Law 2010 Bern Baumgartner Tami Bui Steve Olmsted Cheryl Tittle Mai-Ying Woo, Ph.D. Emilee Young, Ed.D. 2011 Thuy Moesta GWC Ex Officio Wes Bryan Margie Bunten Janet Houlihan GWC Presidential Designees Louise Comer David Lopez Directors Emeritus John McGovern Mary Boyce Simpson Executive Board Robert Polentz Judy Elmore Steve Olmsted Wes Bryan Margie Bunten Vice President Sales, SAP America Region Manager, Public Affairs, Southern California Edison OLMSTED & ASSOCIATES Accountancy Corporation Classified Representative, GWC Faculty Representative, GWC Robertson Young Consulting Coast Community College District Board of Trustees Mary L. Hornbuckle Walter G. Howald Jim Moreno Jerry Patterson Lorraine Prinsky, Ph.D. Michael Battistone, Student Trustee Kenneth D. Yglesias, Ed.D., Chancellor Store Manager, Wells Fargo President Director, Foundation and Community Relations (non-voting) Vice President, Administrative Services Director, Fiscal Services ASGWC Representative Senior Vice President, Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., Inc. (Ret.) Chairman President Treasurer President, GWC Executive Secretary 9

2008 Wishes Funded with Gala Proceeds $23,700 of the 2008 Gala proceeds were allotted to fund the Wish List Program. Wishes were limited to $1,000 each and were granted based on student impact and program needs. Forty items were granted to 32 departments campus wide. Academic Senate/IPD/Staff Development Olympus digital Voice Recorder Art - Ceramics 10 Kiln Shelves Athletics Baseball player performance analysis software w/video Twine hitting tunnel net for baseball practice Auto Technology Heavy duty oil evac drain pan Biology 3 Laboratory chairs, adjustable 4 Simulated blood typing lab activity Zoological slide kit Business Department The Fishing Game & 40 Stuffed Fishes California Native Garden Shred N Vac ES-230 Career & Technical Education Repair of Technology student project display case Chemistry Magnetic Water Molecule Model Chemistry 50 Copies of the American Chemical Society (ACS) Standardized Organic Chemistry Exam Cosmetology 5 Tripod Manikin Stand Craftsman 10 drawer, movable storage chest Counseling T-Shirts for High School Preview Day visiting students Criminal Justice Survivor 165 lb. Rescue & Agility training dummy 7 Simunitions Protective Masks Design Program 24 Basic Airbrushes and specialized airbrush equipment 11th Annual Gala A Tropical Heat Wave at the Hilton Dean Torrence of Jan and Dean and his Surf City Band, relaxed and in casual beach attire, provided the entertainment for the 11th Gala on Saturday, April 19, at the Hilton Waterfront Beach Resort. We were pleased to have them back for their third Gala. Although an elegant black tie affair, it sported a tropical flair with the beach setting and the stunning floral centerpieces. Over 350 guests enjoyed an evening of dining, dancing, and visiting with friends and colleagues; with the end result of generating assistance for students and programs. The Gala also makes wishes come true for many campus departments for much-needed items submitted to the Wish List. The Live and Silent Auctions brought in over $53,000. The items ranged from original art, trips to Hawaii, and even a ride for two on the Goodyear Blimp Spirit of America. It was an honor to serve as Chairperson of the 11th annual GWC Gala and raising funds that will benefit students. On behalf of the Golden West College Foundation Board of Directors and Foundation staff, I want to thank all of our generous sponsors, donors, and guests for helping make this year s Gala a successful event. Patricia A. Meredith Bob Polentz, Foundation Chairman, Judy Elmore, Foundation President, and Wes Bryan, President, Golden West College. 2008 GALA SPONSORS TITLE SPONSOR Elmore Toyota MARQUEE SPONSORS Irvine Health Foundation Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. Union Bank of California GOLD SPONSOR Huntington Beach Hospital SILVER SPONSORS Jo Andrews/Go With Jo Travel HighMark Capital Management, Inc. Kabana Financial/Charla Kabana Norah M. Morrison OLMSTED & ASSOCIATES Accountancy Corporation Surf City Bank Wells Fargo Life Insurance Policies The Golden West College Foundation may be named a beneficiary. Donation of a life insurance policy to the Foundation entitles the donor to a tax deduction for the cash surrender value. Gifts-In-Kind (Non-Cash Donations) Donations of personal property, including vehicles, equipment and supplies, are gratefully accepted by the Golden West College Foundation. Please inquire with the Foundation Office about specific items being considered as gifts to the college. Bequests A bequest designates a gift to the college in the donor s will. Many alumni and friends have made a provision in their wills for the Golden West College Foundation as a beneficiary. I researched many colleges on my quest to donate to a Nursing. I chose the Golden West College Foundation because they were the only institution that did not charge a management fee. Tom Swanson Golden West College Foundation is a 501(c)(3). Contributions to the Foundation are tax deductible. Tax I.D.# 33-0073702 For further information about supporting the Golden West College Foundation, please call (714) 895-8316 Non-Cash Donations, con t. K Diamond K Guest Ranch Kabuki Japanese Restaurant Katella Deli Restaurant & Bakery Kathy May s Restaurant Killarney Pub & Grill King s Fish House King s Seafood Kodak Theatre Koki s Teppan & Sushi Dean Koontz Kung Pao Bowl Chinese Restaurant La Mirada Theatre La Salsa ~ Fresh Mexican Grill Lamppost Pizza Laser Quest Laugh Factory Lazy Dog Café Alan Lees Janelle Leighton Lia Photography Fran & Craig Liggett Linens n Things Chef Jeff Littlefield Long Beach Museum of Art Long Beach Playhouse The Longboard Restaurant & Pub Lorin Backe Photography Los Alamitos Race Course Los Angeles Avengers Los Angeles Dodgers Los Angeles Philharmonic Association Los Angeles Zoo Los Caballeros Racquet & Sport Club Ron Lowenberg Lucky Strike Lanes - The Block @ Orange Luggatti s Italian Grill Luminesse Medical Spa Mangia Mangia Mark Jordan Photography Market Broiler Marrakesh Moroccan Authentic Cuisine Marriott Anaheim Hotel Marriott Lisbon Hotel Kathryn Mathews John & Linda McGovern David McHowell Tracy & Patrick McKelvey Patricia A. Meredith Microsoft Corporation Mimi s Cafe Mimi s Jewelry, Inc. Miracle Springs Resort & Spa Thuy D. Moesta Ronald A. Mollis Mollis & Mollis Inc. Morongo Casino, Resort & Spa Norah M. Morrison Mothers, Inc./Barbara Holloway Mulligan Family Fun Center Museum of Tolerance, A Simon Wiesenthal Center Museum 10 15

Non-Cash Donations, con t. Fullerton Civic Light Opera Joan Furtsch/Fuller Brush Barbara & Dick Gallegos Albert Gasparian Belen Genet Norma Brandel Gibbs Anne & Lee Gillespie Glory Productions/Crystal Cathedral Go with Jo Travel Golden Spoon Frozen Yogurt Golden West College Bookstore Golden West College Cosmetology Department Golden West College Criminal Justice Training Center Golden West College Theater Arts Department Great America Frances W. Greenspan Grill Concepts, Inc. - Daily Grill Groundlings H&M Landing Hacienda Los Lingues Chile - Santiago Harlem Globetrotters Harry s Fine Jewelry Collette Hausey HB Magazine/Jody Marquez Wood Hearst Castle Heck Estates Helen Grace Chocolates Hi-Time Wine Cellars Hilton Boston Logan Airport Hilton Irvine / Orange County Airport Hilton Palm Springs Hilton Santa Clara Hilton Scottsdale Resort & Villas Hilton Torrance / South Bay Hilton Waterfront Beach Resort & Spa Home Depot - Huntington Beach Homewood Suites by Hilton Salt Lake City - Midvale Hooters of Costa Mesa Hornblower Cruises & Events - San Diego Hot Dog on a Stick Hotel Healdsburg Janet Houlihan Howie s Game Shack David Hudson Huntington Library, Art Collections & Botanical Gardens Huntington Surf and Sport/HSS Hyatt Place Louisville-East Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Hyatt Regency Long Beach IHOP Corporation (IHOP Restaurants) In-N-Out Burger International City Theatre Irvine Lanes Island Packers Island s Restaurant Jersey Mike s Subs Jimmy Kimmel Live John L. Blom Photography JTP Films Inc. / John Travolta Justin Vineyards & Winery Golden West College Foundation Gift Giving Opportunities There are a variety of options to consider when making a gift: Gift Annuities A Charitable Gift Annuity is an extraordinary way to make an irrevocable deferred donation, increase your income, and slice your tax bill all in one transaction. Our Charitable Gift Annuity program was created as a service to our many friends who have expressed a desire to make a gift of significance, while still retaining income from the gift property during their lives. If interested in this type of gift opportunity, please call Margie Bunten, GWC Director, Foundation and Community Relations, at 714/895-8315 or e-mail her at mbunten@gwc.cccd.edu. Education is the soul of civilization, freeing us from intellectual and emotional limitation. ~Glenda Blackburn, 2007 Former Executive Director, GWC Foundation Annual Fund Cash contributions to the Foundation s annual fund are a critical source of private support for the college. Annual fund donations finance the scholarship program and other endeavors that strengthen the college. Memorial Gifts Gifts in memory of loved ones and deceased friends or gifts which honor living individuals are gratefully accepted by the Foundation. Such contributions are often used to reflect the interests or talents of the person being honored. The Foundation is pleased to help potential donors explore appropriate uses for the memorial gifts. Elmore Toyota Donates a 2008 FJ Cruiser Special thanks to Elmore Toyota for donating the FJ Cruiser convertible (valued at $41,206) for the opportunity drawing. $275,000 $250,000 $225,000 $200,000 175,000 150,000 125,000 100,000 75,000 50,000 25,000 % Profit And the Winner is... Betty Carmain Betty Carmain, a community member, was the happy winner of the FJ Cruiser Gala Opportunity Drawing. It was great timing for Betty on February 5th, her car was totaled when she was struck by a car that ran a red light. Betty picked up her car at Elmore Toyota and posed for a photo next to David McHowell, General Manager, and Judy Elmore, President Gala Gross and Net 1998-2008 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 68% 71% 80% 71% 70% 74% 77% 75% 70% Gross 2007 2008 64% 68% Net Wishes Funded, continued Digital Arts Epson Stylus Photo 1400 Printer Drafting HP Scan Jet 7650n Flatbed Scanner Fine Arts Hand-carry electric pressure washer Fiscal Services Wireless Camera (2 @185.83 Floral Design HP Office Jet Pro L7600 All-In-One Printer Black rubber tips for classroom stools Grounds 4 Groundcover panels Library 20 DVD replacements for VHS library videos with closed captioning Life Sciences Articulated human skull Maintenance & Operations Hand-held wire snake to clear sinks & drains on campus Nursing Adult Tracheostomy Care Manikin Set & Teaching Torso Physical Science Molecular model kit Special Events 6 Rubbermaid 44 gallon trash cans Staff Development Customer Service Complete Training Kit Technology Support Services Test meter & equipment Theater Supplies & equipment for dust collection system Theater Arts DVD Collection for Theater Arts students VP of Student Services Office Snow cone machine World Languages 10 DVD Set, Vietnam Rediscovery, covering language, culture and history of the various regions of Vietnam. Writing Center HP Laser Jet P3005 Printer 14 11

Non-Cash Donations The list below represents the names of individuals, companies and organizations who contributed to the Golden West College Foundation in 2007/08. 5 Points Plaza Paul J. Alexander/Paul J. Alexander Agency Anaheim White House Restaurant Jo Andrews/Go With Jo Travel Angels Baseball Aquarium of the Bay Aquarium of the Pacific Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa Armstrong Garden Centers Arnold Palmer Enterprises Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club Arthur Murray Dance Studio - Costa Mesa Arthur Murray Dance Studio - Lake Forest Arthur Murray Dance Studio Pasadena Associated Students of Golden West College Avi Resort & Casino Susan Babb Babouch Moroccan Restaurant Back Bay Fitness David Baird Balboa Bay Club Balboa Boat Rentals Bayhawk Ales Beach Bicycles Beach Billiards & Supplies/Jim Bales Beach Cities Yogurt & Gelato BEACHFRONT 301 Bears, Buddies & Toys Bern Baumgartner Beef Palace Butcher Shop BeFit Enterprises, Inc. - Jack LaLanne Biltmore Connie Blietz Bob Baker Marionette Theater Pat Bone Boomers! Fountain Valley Boomers! Irvine Becky Botello Bradford Renaissance Portraits Brandes Portraiture BrewBakers Corrie Broussard Wes Bryan & Terri Zwick Buca di Beppo Tami Bui Joanne Bumm Margie & Charlie Bunten Byington Winery & Vineyard Cabrillo Marine Aquarium California Greetings California Music Studios California Pizza Kitchen Cambria Estate Vineyards & Winery Camelot Golfland Laurie Camody Roger Camp UNITED WE STAND Building Dreams Together... was the entry that won Golden West College, partner with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley, the Sweepstakes Award in the Huntington Beach 4th of July Parade. With the Master Blaster confetti machine in high gear, the float rocked up Main Street to great patriotic music of the Jon Kubis Band with the G-Dub, the 1971 VW Bus Outreach vehicle, in the lead. The Boys and Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley and Golden West College have formed a unique partnership, to be the first in the state to house a youth facility on a college campus. The 30,000-square-foot facility will be home to a new child development center, school-age youth club and a gymnasium and is expected to be completed in summer or fall 2009. Construction will be done in phases and will begin with the child development center, which will have eight classrooms, office space for staff and a resource center. The gymnasium and a school-age facility with education, activity and technology centers will be completed late 2010 or early 2011. The club currently has an operating Child Development Center on the Golden West College campus that serves about 85 children in an infant care/toddler program. The club has been searching for a larger facility for years, one that would allow it to increase its programs and serve more families in northern Huntington Beach. Human Puzzle The Anatomy students of Golden West College are fortunate to have one of the world s most amazing puzzles a disarticulated human skull. Divided into 14 pieces, the disarticulated, or separated, skull can be dismantled and reconstructed over and over again. Students are required to identify each piece (in Latin!) and reconstruct the skull perfectly for a passing grade in Anatomy, all the while singing the Anatomy class theme song, I fall to pieces They Wished for a Dummie The Golden West College Criminal Justice Training Center needed a dummie, and the Foundation provided one. Survivor is a unique agility training dummie designed to simulate an unconscious victim and assist in creating a realistic unconscious victim rescue. The dummie weighs in at 165 pounds and is made of durable, heavy duty Kevlar filled with sand. Used in the Regular Basic Police Courses, Survivor can be lifted under his arms, or carried over the shoulders of a training officer, and has realistic features that aid in various types of rescue techniques. Survivor is also known as a drag dummie and is used in one of the five mandated physical agility tests in Peace Officer Standards and Training (P.O.S.T.), in which all police recruits must show proficiency to become a Peace Officer in the State of California. The Golden West College Foundation is proud to support the Criminal Justice Training Program, who requested the dummie through the Foundation s annual Wish List program. Photo courtesy of Dummies Unlimited, Inc. Non-Cash Donations, con t. Camp James Beth Canda/The Hair Designers Henrietta Carter Carter Center - Office of Jimmy Carter Bonnie & Robert Castrey Catalina Flyer Centennial Heritage Museum Center Club Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts Champagne French Bakery Cafe Cheesecake Factory Children s Discovery Museum of the Desert City of Huntington Beach CloudMover Day Spa Coco s Barkery Restaurant Cola Corner Colony Theatre Louise Comer Cottage By the Sea Conway Enterprises, Inc. Jeff Courchaine Courtyard by Marriott Boise Crown Cleaners Daphne s Greek Café Nancy Davies Dental Oasis of Orange County Dermalogica Dinners Ready! Discovery Toys Disneyland Resort Don Ramon s Mexican Restaurant Shirley Donnelly DoubleTree Club Hotel Las Vegas Airport DoubleTree Hotel Anaheim / Orange County Dr. Phil Dr. Toorani Nancy DuBay Duffy Electric Boat Co. - Newport Beach June Dugmore Duke s Huntington Beach Dynamic Touch EHarmony Leo Eiffert/JTJ Sales Electronic Arts/EA Elephant Bar Restaurant Judy Elmore Elmore Toyota Embassy Suites Anaheim - North Embassy Suites Anaheim - South Embassy Suites Hotel Baltimore Embassy Suites Phoenix North Embassy Suites Walnut Creek Equinox Fitness Clubs Evans Alloys Extreme Motorsports Expo, Inc. Festival Ballet Theatre Festival of Arts Finbars Italian Kitchen Five Crowns Restaurant Ford Amphitheatre Lynda S. Foster Fresca s Mexican Grill 12 13