The Quail Magazine

The TRADITION Continues

A Good Drive, with Good Friends for a Good Cause...

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Thank you to all of the philanthro­pic guests and sponsors who through generous contributi­ons have supported The Quail charities. We invite you to engage with the volunteers at the event and to learn more about each organizati­on.

The California Highway Patrol 11-99 Foundation

The California Highway Patrol (CHP) 11-99 Foundation is an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit, charitable organizati­on founded in 1982 by visionary civic leader, Bob Weinberg. The Foundation provides emergency benefits to current, retired and Fallen in the Line of Duty, CHP employees and their families in times of crisis. Since its inception, the Foundation has distribute­d over $34 million in assistance, including more than $27 million in scholarshi­ps. The scholarshi­p program fund is available to sons and daughters of active or retired CHP employees, and children of Fallen Officers. Each year, over 1,000 students apply to and are awarded scholarshi­p funding to help them realize their academic dreams. In 2018, $2.4 million in scholarshi­ps were awarded to 1,014 recipients. The work of the Foundation is enabled through the generosity of individual donors as well as fundraisin­g events, our membership program, and institutio­nal grant funding. By donating or applying for membership, you can make a tangible difference in the lives of the people who work tirelessly to maintain the safety of all California­ns. https://chp11-99.org.

Rancho Cielo Youth Campus

With a homicide rate that far exceeds those of much larger cities, Salinas has become the epicenter of some of the worst gang violence in the nation. Rancho Cielo combats this with opportunit­y -education and job training. Low-income youth who demonstrat­e a commitment to improving their lives are accepted into Rancho Cielo and may pursue training in the Culinary Arts or Constructi­on. Culinary students spend half of the day in the classroom earning high school diplomas, and half of the day in the commercial kitchen learning to cook. The Constructi­on students just finished building housing on campus, and are now focusing on solar panel installati­ons. The Hon. Sir Michael Kadoorie worked with Rancho Cielo to set up an auto mechanic internship with Antique Auto Restoratio­n for interested youths. Located on a 100-acre ranch in Salinas, the Rancho Cielo Youth Campus is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit whose vision is to transform the lives of underserve­d youth and empower them to become accountabl­e, competent and responsibl­e citizens. Campus tours are offered year-round. For more informatio­n, please call CEO Susie Brusa at 831-444-3533 or visit: www.ranchociel­oyc.org

Naval Postgradua­te School Foundation

The Naval Postgradua­te School (NPS) Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organizati­on dedicated to supporting NPS and its students, faculty and staff. NPS provides education and research programs to increase the combat effectiven­ess of commission­ed military officers to enhance the security of the United States. Funds raised directly shape our nation's future military leaders and spark research that improves our national security. As our country's premier military graduate institutio­n, NPS is home to some of the brightest minds in the military. We ensure these students are equipped with the resources, funding and experience­s they need to become effective leaders. www.npsfoundat­ion.org.

Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps

The Army JROTC program serves Seaside and Marina High Schools. Their mission is "to motivate young people to be better citizens." They typically start the school year with about 230 cadets, teaching leadership, teamwork, citizenshi­p responsibi­lities and traditions, and general life skills. The cadets support local schools and community organizati­ons with color guards, drill team performanc­es, event parking control, flag details, and many other "manpower intensive" requiremen­ts. Funds raised are used for scholarshi­ps to deserving four-year cadets to college, as well as for the annual Battalion Ball, and for uniforms.

North Monterey County High School: Marching Band

NMCUSD District Mission: An innovative community school system, we equip preschool to adult students with the skills, knowledge and attitudes they will need to pursue their life goals responsibl­y and creatively in a radically changing society. We believe in our students, our families, and our community. What we dream, engage in, and achieve together matters! https://www.nmcusd.org/

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