Representative Grants
Big Brothers/Sisters of Orange County
- for the support of the Bright Futures program for Hispanic girls
- for Project Future 500
- for support of their programs helping local "at-risk" children and youth
CareNet
- for their education, support, and referral services for Spanish speaking clients
- for a bilingual phone operator and implementation of the Option Line
- for the Campaign of Compassion Hispanic billboard program
- for the "Fatherhood Aborted" book project
Casa Teresa
- for the support of their residential programs
- for the Porch Rebuild Project and the Program Shelter Fund
- for the support toward a part-time perinatal nurse
- for the support of the "Adopt-A-Bathroom" program
- for the Food and Nutrition Program
- for the support of their Counseling and Social Services Program at Hannah's House
Grace Elliott Center
- for the support for their H.U.G.S. program (Helping Unwed Mothers Get Started) - at this crisis pregnancy center located in Compton, California
HomeWord
- to complete production of the "Teaching Your Children Heathly Sexuality Kit"
- to launch Confident Parenting: A Seminar for Parents
- for their half-hour radio specials, the Integrated Ministry plan, and Spanish outreach
- for support of The Radical Love Campaign
- for the support of their ministry to youth
Human Options, Inc.
- for the Abused Children's Program
- for the Children's Advocacy Project
- for the Domestic Violence Shelter program
- for the "Hands are Not for Hitting, Words are Not for Hurting" program
Mary's Shelter
- for general operating support for this home to pregnant teens
- for the "Building Lives -- Two at a Time" bed/room sponsorship program
- for general operating budgets for the maternity and transition homes
National Center for Fathering
- for a book on African-American Fathering
Olive Crest Treatment Center
- for general operating support and for the NOVA Academy
- for the Cross Roads Transition Program
- toward the "Youth Development Network: Helping Youth Transition into Adulthood"
- toward the start-up costs of their Adoptions Program for children with special needs
- for the support of the Residential Treatment Center
Orangewood Children's Home
- for the "On My Own" business mentor program for youth 18 and older
The Sheepfold
- for facility improvements at their new Second Step 10 unit apartment complex
- for general operating support toward their home for abused women and children
- for the expansion of their childcare facilities
Thessalonika Family Services
- for the general support of their residential treatment services for children
Web Wise Kids
- for the Community Shield Program
- for the support of the Web Wise Kids "Missing" computer program
- for their efforts in fighting against Internet pornography and child predators
