party parade 2015 claremont community foundation Welcome to Party Parade 2015 party parade 2015 | 2 The Claremont Community Foundation invites you to become a part of a Claremont tradition that embodies the true meaning of “community”—people from all walks of life coming together, getting to know one another, and working cooperatively to keep our community strong and healthy. Our 19th annual series of special hosted events provides a variety of themes, food, and entertainment to appeal to every taste. Participants will meet new and interesting folks, share food, fun and friendship—while benefiting the Foundation. The dozens of event hosts, as well as many community businesses, have generously contributed their time, talent, food and supplies so that all guest reservations and contributions can directly benefit the Claremont Community Foundation. Make your reservations early since many parties sell out fast! You will find your order form and instructions for reserving your spaces at the front of this booklet. You may also make your reservations online! See our website for details at www.claremontfoundation.org. Share this invitation booklet with a friend. Help us spread the word about the Foundation and its good work! Interested in hosting a party in 2016? Have a fabulous idea for a party? Want to be involved in helping to organize the 2016 Party Parade? Please contact our office by phone (909)398-1060 or send us an email with your contact information at [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you! Additional invitation booklets are available upon request by calling or coming in to the Claremont Community Foundation office at 205 Yale Avenue, Claremont, (909) 398-1060. cover: Michael Wall, Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden claremont community foundation Claremont Community Foundation party parade 2015 | 3 We are celebrating 26 years of the Claremont Community Foundation (CCF), as a charitable organization with a comprehensive mission: The Claremont Community Foundation champions charitable giving to improve the quality of life in our community now and for future generations. In a region with as much diversity and special interests as ours, the Foundation helps translate a variety of dreams and ideas into action. Hundreds of local businesses, individuals, families and community organizations have joined together to build a solid base of support that will carry local philanthropy far into the 21st century. The Foundation serves as a philanthropic “bridge” between community resources and community needs in two main ways: 1. The Community Impact and Arts grants programs provide support to new and ongoing community programs and projects. Since its first grant in 1990, the Foundation has awarded more than $500,000 to more than 300 projects and organizations in these areas. 2. Separate component Funds created by donors and organizations are administered by the Foundation for charitable causes of special interest to these donors. Tax advantages and investment management services are benefits to the donor, while the community benefits from the projects supported by these Funds. In addition to these special-purpose funds, the Foundation’s 21st Century Endowment Fund is growing to take care of the future needs of our town. A variety of charitable giving options are available for donors who wish to invest in our community’s future! The Claremont Community Foundation is personal… citizens caring for each other and working together to make things happen. It’s positive…local activities and projects that make a difference in people’s lives. It’s permanent… preserving community values and resources for future generations. There’s a role for anyone interested in the Foundation’s goal of “Enriching Our Community and Creating Our Future.” To become involved, drop in, write, call, visit our website, or e-mail: Claremont Community Foundation 205 Yale Avenue, Claremont, CA 91711 (909) 398-1060 http://www.claremontfoundation.org e-mail: [email protected] claremont community foundation Establish a Donor-Advised Fund party parade 2015 | 4 Your giving journey starts here with a Claremont Community Foundation Donor-Advised Fund A donor-advised fund at CCF makes it easy to support the causes and organizations you care about most—here in Claremont or around the world. As a donor, you can contribute to your fund at any time and recommend grants in your desired amount ($250 or greater). Creating a donor-advised fund at the Claremont Community Foundation is easy. Here’s how: 1. Create Your Fund Our team will work with you to name your fund, assign advisors and establish your giving intentions. 2. Contribute to Your Fund Once your fund is open, you can make tax-deductible gifts of cash, securities, or real property. 3. Recommend Grants Your Grant Recommendations can be made by submitting a charitable distribution request by email, fax or U.S. mail. Grants can be made to local, national or international charitable organizations or efforts. Our staff will conduct due diligence and contact you with any concerns. A grant check will be sent to the recipient organization with a cover letter explaining grant details and expectations in the name of your fund. 4. Take Advantage of Exclusive Donor Services Personalized service is just a call or click away. You can access our team of professionals as frequently as you desire. Customized services include strategic giving plans, site visits, and research in your areas of charitable interest. 5. Track Fund Activity Quarterly activity reports summarize fund balance, grants made, contributions received, investment activity and fees. If you are interested in starting a Donor Advised Fund, please email [email protected] or call (909)398-1060. claremont community foundation Reservations Instructions party parade 2015 | 5 You may purchase reservations for as many parties as you wish. Reservations will be accepted now. However, to allow all guests equal opportunity to attend their chosen parties, reservations received on or before Tuesday, February 18 will be held for processing until 4:00 p.m. on that date. Due to potentially heavy demand for some events, parties with more paid reservations on the opening date than spaces available will be filled by lottery. Remaining spaces will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Confirmation of reservations will be made by email or telephone prior to the date of the party. Phone and online orders must be guaranteed by credit card (Visa or MasterCard only, please). • Payment must be received to confirm your reservation. Please do not ask hosts to hold spaces or process your reservations. You may bring, mail, e-mail or telephone your reservations to: Claremont Community Foundation 205 Yale Avenue Claremont, CA 91711 (909) 398-1060 www.claremontfoundation.org Hosts and sponsors support all costs of the parties themselves. 100% of your contribution amount directly supports the Foundation and its programs. Your confirmed reservations will be verified by contact from the Foundation office and/or by direct contact from your hosts. If your first choice(s) are full, you may select alternative(s) from remaining available events, or be placed on a waiting list. Once reservations are confirmed, no refunds for guest cancellations are possible. • Reservations will be accepted as long as spaces are available. If you are unable to attend any of the parties, but wish to support the important work of the Claremont Community Foundation, please consider attending: Party #12: Do Your Own Thing! Your donation will be most appreciated! Questions? Or to verify availability of parties (after February 18), call us Monday–Thursday at (909) 398-1060. claremont community foundation Party Parade 2015 Reservations party parade 2015 | 6 Title First Name Last Name Confirmation phone #s (daytime and/or message) Mailing address City State Zip E-mail address List each guest included with this reservation (or attach separate page). Payment for all guests required to confirm spaces! Title First Name Last Name Title First Name Last Name Date 1. For the Love of Books, Chapter V 3/1 2. Over the Rainbow 3/7 3. Texas Independence Day Barbecue 3/8 4. Behind Closed Doors, 3/12 Ultimate Tasting Experience 5. The Best Bunco Party, Ever! 3/13 6. Water Works 3/14 7. Hail Caesar! 3/14 8. An Evening of Beauty 3/20 9. Land Rush Celebration 3/20 (or $500 per table) 10. Poker Party 3/28 SOLD OUT 11. Fondue Feast Fête 4/4 12. Do Your Own Thing (Any Time, Your Choice) Price Guests Total $35 $50 $75 $30 _____ _____ _____ _____ $_____ $_____ $_____ $_____ $40 $30 $50 $25 $50 _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ $_____ $_____ $_____ $_____ $_____ $50 _____ $_____ $75 _____ $_____ $_____ Total: $_____ Make check payable to Claremont Community Foundation or enter credit card number ■ Visa ■ MasterCard Card Number: Expiration Date: Security Code: Credit card orders may also be placed by phone or online. Thank You for Your Support! claremont community foundation party parade 2015 | 1 1 For the Love of Books, Chapter V Are you a book lover? Join fellow readers to meet Naomi Hirahara, award-winning author of the Mas Arai mystery series featuring one of mystery fictions most unique heroes— a curmudgeonly L.A. gardener, Hiroshima survivor and reluctant amateur sleuth. Hirahara’s first mystery, Summer of the Big Bachi (2004) was a finalist for the Barbara Kingsolver Bellwether Prize. Snakeskin Shamisen (2006) was the winner of a prestigious Edgar Award. Murder on Bamboo Lane (2014), a new mystery series, features rookie bicycle cop Ellie Rush, a young urban mixed-race Japanese-American. Born and raised in the Pasadena/L.A. area, Naomi provides a sensitive insider’s view of L.A.’s multi-generational JapaneseAmerican community. She will talk about the creative process and sources of inspiration in her writing. Questions, book buying and signing follow. Bonus: a copy of the annual compendium of Recent Reads from 20+ local book groups. Light refreshments will be served. Sunday, March 1 2:00–4:00 p.m. Mt. San Antonio Gardens, Assembly Hall 900 East Harrison Avenue Pomona $35 per person 70 guests Hosts Rose Ash Renuka Balakrishnan Brenda Barham Hill Penny Garris Barbara Rugeley Diane Schuster Vicke Selk Sponsor Mt. San Antonio Gardens Retirement Community claremont community foundation party parade 2015 | 2 2 Over the Rainbow Continuing the tradition of “town and gown” that is so well established in Claremont, University of La Verne President Devorah Lieberman and her husband Roger Auerbach, invite you to their home for a Claremont Community Foundation Party Parade on Saturday, March 7, 2015 from 6:00–9:00 p.m. The president’s home, formerly known as the “Baum House,” is an exquisite, historic residence and will serve as the backdrop for an evening of standards and favorites performed by instrumentalists and vocalists including—Michael Ryan, Myra Garcia, Reed Gratz, Janice Hoffmann, Steve Likens, Dan Terzo, Grace Zhao and others. Many of these accomplished musicians are current or former faculty members of the University of La Verne’s. So, unless you have a Fever, Join us for this Sentimental Journey for an Unforgettable evening. So click your heels twice and take the Yellow Brick Road to the “Baum House” Over the Rainbow! Ticket price includes gourmet hors d’oeuvres, fine wine, wonderful music and, best of all, benefits the programs of the Claremont Community Foundation. Saturday, March 7 6:00–9:00 p.m. 1105 N. College Avenue Claremont $50 per person 100 guests Our additional hosts will be: Myrna and Ward Elliott Janice and Larry Hoffmann Myra Garcia Patricia Dillon and Maurice LeBlanc Ruby and Richard Simpson Anonymous claremont community foundation party parade 2015 | 3 3 Texas Independence Day Barbecue Enjoy a mouth-watering Texas Independence Day Barbecue at the Ring’s Blaisdell Ranch home. Sissy Stuff Spicy Gulf Shrimp Texas Caviar Garlic Cheese Grits Souffle Bites Spicy Pecans The Real Stuff Smoked Pork Ribs and Beef Brisket Onions that got cooked under the meat Dueling Soppin’ Sauces Baked Beans Southern Greens Outlaw Coleslaw Pickled Okra and Sweet-Hot Garlic pickles Corn Bread or Wonder Bread Shiner Bock Beer—Wines—Texas Tea Whiskey and Branch Water And if that ain’t enough— Ice Cream with Praline Sprinkles Ya’ll come back now, you hear! Sunday, March 8 6:00 p.m. 816 Peninsula Ave. Claremont $75 per person 14 guests Hosts Diann and Robert Ring Ellen and Marshall Taylor claremont community foundation party parade 2015 | 4 4 Behind Closed Doors Ultimate Tasting Experience Come join us for a wonderful tasting experience, as VOM FASS opens their doors this evening to only our guests. Sample fine wines and spirits, as well as premium oils and vinegars. Enjoy appetizers featuring Vom Fass products and served with a CCF cocktail that has been specially created for the evening. Learn how to use oils and vinegars daily in your kitchen to dramatically and easily improve your health, increase your enjoyment of food, and inspire your creativity. You will receive 10% off all purchases that evening as well as be entered for a chance to win a Vom Fass gift basket! Thursday, March 12 6:30–8:30 p.m. Vom Fass 101 N. Indian Hill Boulevard Suite C2-100 Claremont Entrance on 1st Street $40 per person 30 guests Hosts Susan Guntner Cynthia Cervantes McGuire Sponsor Vom Fass claremont community foundation party parade 2015 | 5 5 The Best Bunco Party Ever! The party just keeps getting better and better! Whether it’s your first time out, or you’re a seasoned pro, the fun is in the playing! You will love the opportunity to enjoy an evening of this popular, mindless dice game. Claremont Place will once again host this exciting evening with chef prepared appetizers, desserts, and a hosted bar. Come experience the thrill of yelling “Bunco!” In keeping with tradition, we will have lots of Fabulous prizes donated by our local businesses and friends. Friday, March 13 7:00 p.m. Claremont Place Senior Living 120 West San Jose Avenue Claremont $40 per person 40 guests Hosts Claremont Place Senior Living-Judith Jones Sonja Stump Photography—Sonja Stump and Bob Fagg claremont community foundation party parade 2015 | 6 6 Water Works Our water issues won't just dry up......so don’t be a drip! Learn about the processes used in improving the taste and purity of the drinking water you use every day! Tour the historic and architecturally stunning Metropolitan Water District’s F. E. Weymouth Water Filtration Plant. This is your opportunity for a private, behind the scenes tour of the F.E. Weymouth Water Treatment Plant and Water Quality Laboratory. From the tip top of this 1940 Art Deco historic landmark you will have a 360° view of 150 acres in the city of La Verne and tour the pristine modern laboratories. Gilbert Ivey, General Manager for MWD, will provide an overview of the district’s water history. With over 30 years’ experience, Water Quality Lab Manager and Claremont resident, Jeffry Dennis, will discuss the testing and research processes used to improve our water quality at the source, during the treatment and throughout the distribution system in order ensure our drinking water is of the highest quality. This is sure to be a fun and educational experience. Light refreshments will be served in the 58,000 square foot water quality laboratory, the daytime home of 120 scientists and technicians. In keeping with our “water” theme; Watermelon Salad with Mint and Feta, Water Crackers, and other surprised delights. Be sure to participate in the “Water Tasting Contest” and win prizes! Includes a private showing by renowned watercolor artist, Eric M. Davis and an opportunity drawing for a seascape watercolor print. Saturday March 14 11:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m. $30 per person 50 Guests F. E. Weymouth Facilities 700 N. Moreno Avenue La Verne A special thanks to the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Hosts Jackie and Jeffry Dennis Janice and Larry Hoffmann Ann and Jess Johannsen claremont community foundation party parade 2015 | 7 7 Hail Caesar! Join Julius Caesar for a special celebration to Support the Claremont Community Foundation. Enjoy a Caesar Salad Bar, Mini Lamb Chops, Fresh Breads, Wine, and Soft Drinks. Wear your toga and eat, drink and dance the night away with Caesar as he stops over in Claremont on his way to his Ides of March meeting with the Senate. Brutus wasn’t invited (he’s such a back stabber) but you are. Saturday, March 14 7:00–11:00 p.m. Dom’s Lounge Pomona College $50 per person 60 Guests Hosts Claremont Community Foundation Volunteers claremont community foundation party parade 2015 | 8 8 An Evening of Beauty It’s time to relax and be pampered in every way! Come to Claremont’s newest Salon, Kut Haus. Kut Haus is a full service salon built on the talent and passion of a team that has come together with a mutual love for their craft. Kut Haus invites you to an evening of glamour! You will be treated like royalty with make-up application, a relaxing manicure and a blow-dry hair style! Refreshing drinks and scrumptious food will top off your evening of pure joy! Kut Haus has a reputation for working with the local community to support charitable organizations, please come and enjoy this spirit of giving. Friday, March 20 6:00 p.m. Kut Haus 123 Yale Avenue Claremont $25 per person 10 guests Host Kut Haus Claremont claremont community foundation party parade 2015 | 9 9 Land Rush Celebration It’s a Land Rush to Support the Claremont Community Foundation. Join the Biggest Party of the year sponsored by members of the local Real Estate Community. Join us for some Barbeque with all the fixings, wash it down with Beer, Wine, Soft Drinks, and don’t forget we got some Whiskey for your tasting. Before you know it, you will be out on the dance floor swaying with your sweetheart to the music of the Silverado’s. Just when you think you can’t have more fun, enjoy some dessert and coffee and see what prizes you may have won. Friday, March 20 7:00–11:00 p.m. Padua Hills Theatre 4467 Padua Avenue Claremont $50 per person 200 Guests Reserve a table for 10 of your friends for $500 Hosts Members of the Claremont Real Estate Community claremont community foundation party parade 2015 | 10 10 Poker Party Feeling Lucky? 60 lucky players can ante up and enjoy an evening of poker fun at the Double Tree Hotel. Go all in and enjoy delicious hor d’oeuvres and craft brews from Dale Bros. Brewery. Don’t fold & miss this great party! Must be 21 or over to show your poker face and participate. Winner will win cash prize! Saturday, March 28 7:00–11:00 p.m. Double Tree Hotel 555 W. Foothill Boulevard Claremont $50 per person 60 guests Must be 21 to participate Hosts Mike Gaumer Tim Tipping claremont community foundation party parade 2015 | 11 11 Fondue Feast Fête Enjoy retro fondue dining in the setting of a mid-century modern hillside home with vintage furniture and place settings. This five course Fondue Feast begins with cheese fondue and the cocktail hour with a full bar served amid lava lamp ambience. T U O A variety of hot oil fondues follows and each course will be paired with specially selected wines chosen by Sal Medina of Packing House Wine Merchants. D L Sumptuous desserts will include a chocolate fondue fountain with oh-so-many dipping delicacies! O S Saturday, April 4 7:00 p.m. 2627 San Andres Way Claremont $75 per person 10 guests Hosts Steven Llanusa and Glenn Miya claremont community foundation party parade 2015 | 12 12 Do Your Own Thing OK, so you’ve got another wonderful idea about how to spend some quality time and help your community. Perhaps you’d love to stay home for a change, curl up with a good book, eat some ice cream straight from the carton, play “Angry Birds”, have a family game night, watch your favorite movie, listen to some soothing tunes and go to bed early.... Or maybe you’ve been planning to invite some old friends, or new neighbors, over to your place for a special dinner you’ve dreamed up.... You can’t use scheduling conflicts, dietary restrictions or budget limitations as an excuse to miss this party! Just do your own thing, alone or with family and friends, and forward your party donation to the Claremont Community Foundation. Know that your contribution is helping your community! Feels good, doesn’t it? Date: Check your calendar for an open spot! Time: At your convenience. Where: Your choice. Price: You name it. Just for you, or include as many friends and family as you wish! Host YOU claremont community foundation party parade 2015 | 13 2015 Business Partner Sponsors Arches City of Claremont PillArs Paul Steffen Wheeler Steffen Sotheby’s International Realty Bricks Carlos A. Bolanos, CFP Laura Dandoy, Broker RE/MAX Resources Susan Guntner Swan Graphics Janice and Larry Hoffmann Financial Advisors, Morgan Stanley Randy Prout State Farm, Providing Insurance and Financial Services Sempra Energy Utility Blocks Stephen P. Deitsch Best, Best, & Krieger L.L.P. Hercher & Company, Inc. A Certified Public Accountancy Corporation Ken A. Kederian MBA, CFE, CGMA, CPA Managing Partner Kederian CPA & Co. Nancy Telford Telford Real Estate Inc. Sally Tornero Realtor claremont community foundation party parade 2015 | 14 2015 Foundation Sponsors PillArs Paul and Dawn Steffen Bricks| Ms. Jean S. Aigner Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Bolanos Ms. Laura Dandoy Dr. and Dr. Laurence D. Hoffmann Mr. Donald M. Pattison Mr. and Mrs. Randy Prout Ms. Teresa M. Shaw and Mr. Jeffrey Groves Blocks Dr. and Mrs. William L. Ascher Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Cynthia Cervantes McGuire Mr. Joel Cinnamon Mr. Steve Deitsch Mr. and Mrs. Tom Donnelly Susan Guntner Ms. Suzanne I. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Hercher Mr. Mark Hodde Hill Family Intervivos Trust Mr. Jess and Dr. Ann Johannsen Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kederian Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan F. Kupetz Mr. Rodney L. Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Primack Tom and Nancy Telford Rafael and Sally Tornero Mr. and Mrs. Marc J. Winter Mr. and Ms. Joe Wojcik claremont community foundation party parade 2015 | 15 Board of Directors 2015 Paul Steffen Chair Susan Guntner Vice Chair Karen Kupetz Vice Chair Marc Winter Vice Chair Cynthia Cervantes McGuire Secretary Ken Kederian Treasurer Joel Cinnamon Ronald Coleman Mike Gaumer Mark Hodde Tim Tipping Sally Tornero office stAff Tabatha Abeyta Executive Director Crystal Alarcon Executive Assistant sPeciAl APPreciAtion Advanced Color Graphics Claremont University Consortium Design Center e Claremont Community Foundation champions charitable giving to improve the quality of life in our community now and for future generations. Claremont Community Foundation 205 Yale Avenue Claremont, CA 91711 (909) 398-1060 www.claremontfoundation.org
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