OneOC 9/11 Day of Service Overview

1. 9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance www.OneOC.org 1

2. Overall Impact www.OneOC.org 2

3. 2097 Volunteers www.OneOC.org 3 205 Veterans 272 Youth 48 Volunteer Leaders Trained

4. 61 Service Projects www.OneOC.org 4 18 Projects specific to serving Military and/or Veterans.

5. 9/11 Service Projects Toolkits from OneOC website Get Prepared RSVP Santa Ana Feed 2000 Generations of Service (rescheduled due to rain) 9/11 Signature Event at KidWorks People Helping People Festival Life Changing Lives Faith Leaders Food Packaging OneOC Nonprofit Partner Projects on Calendar(Science OC, MADD, Book Doctor) Family Service Team Orange County Stand Down www.OneOC.org 5

6. 58 Nonprofit Partners www.OneOC.org 6

7. Publicity www.OneOC.org 7

8. 2 Local Sponsors www.OneOC.org 8 Presenting Sponsor: Materials Sponsor: ($10,000 In-kind)

9. When causes and companies connect, everyone wins. www.OneOC.org 9

10. Santa Ana Feed 2000 www.OneOC.org 10

11. By the Numbers www.OneOC.org 11 72 Volunteers 4 Nonprofit Partners 450 Families Fed

12. www.OneOC.org 12 Santa Ana Feed 2000 Sorting cans of food to be distributed to the community

13. www.OneOC.org 13 Santa Ana Feed 2000 Packing food boxes for the hungry.

14. www.OneOC.org 14 Santa Ana Feed 2000 Dropping of bags of food.

15. www.OneOC.org 15 Santa Ana Feed 2000 Packing food boxes for the hungry.

16. People Helping People Festival www.OneOC.org 16

17. By the Numbers www.OneOC.org 17 454 Volunteers 33 Nonprofit Partners $2,866 Raised for Wonded Warriors

18. www.OneOC.org 18 People Helping People Festival 33 nonprofits set up tables at South Coast Plaza to recruit volunteers.

19. www.OneOC.org 19 People Helping People Festival Nonprofits dedicated to serving Service Men and Women signed up community volunteers.

20. www.OneOC.org 20 People Helping People Festival Orange County community members learned about how our local nonprofits serve our community.

21. www.OneOC.org 21 People Helping People Festival Captain Dale Dye talks about our veterans who have served since 9/11.

22. www.OneOC.org 22 “Tremendous assistance from OneOC! You will see the Wounded Warriors’ morale lifted in their faces that Orange County recognizes the sacrifices they have made for our country.” - Corporal Mauricio Estrada, Santa Ana Police Department OneOC working with

23. www.OneOC.org 23 People Helping People Festival Captain Dale Dye discusses the work of the Wounded Warrior project.

24. OneOC Signature Event at KidWorks and Surrouding Neighborhood www.OneOC.org 24

25. By the Numbers www.OneOC.org 25 125 Volunteers 3 Nonprofit Partners 4 Project Sites

26. “We are delighted to be the presenting sponsor of OneOC’s 9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance.” Allen Staff, Orange County Market President, Bank of America 26 www.oneoc.org

27. “Bank of America appreciates the significant sacrifices our military personnel and their families make every day. … The attacks of 9/11 touched us directly with the loss of three Bank of America and three Merrill Lynch employees.” 27 www.oneoc.org

28. www.OneOC.org 28 KidWorks - Mural OneOC Board Member, Scott Tempel, starting the mural.

29. www.OneOC.org 29 KidWorks - Mural Michelle and Suzanne cleaning paint supplies for Mural at KidWorks

30. www.OneOC.org 30 KidWorks - Mural Almost done Mural at KidWorks!

31. www.OneOC.org 31 KidWorks – Welcome Packets Getting ready for a new school year.

32. www.OneOC.org 32 KidWorks – Military Thank You Cards Writing thank you cards to our Military Service-people.

33. www.OneOC.org 33 KidWorks – Tiles OneOC Board members (and Families) painting tiles.

34. www.OneOC.org 34 Lincoln Elementary School Getting down and dirty in Home Depot paint!

35. www.OneOC.org 35 Lincoln Elementary School Touching up a classroom.

36. www.OneOC.org 36 Lincoln Elementary School Getting ready for some new paint!

37. www.OneOC.org 37 The Grain Project Sprucing up the Grain Project’s garden shed.

38. www.OneOC.org 38 The Grain Project Volunteers painting the garden shed.

39. www.OneOC.org 39 The Grain Project Artists at work.

40. Faith Leadership Food Packaging Event www.OneOC.org 40

41. By the Numbers www.OneOC.org 41 30 Volunteers 9 Different Faith Leaders 100 Food Boxes Packed

42. www.OneOC.org 42 Faith Leaders Food Packaging Event at CAPOC Faith Community coming together to pack food boxes.

43. Orange County Stand Down www.OneOC.org 43

44. By the Numbers www.OneOC.org 44 159 Veterans Served 200+ Volunteers 100+ Teeth Extracted

45. “The Home Depot Foundation aims to improve homes, facilities and community centers where veterans live and receive services.” Sherry Caraway, The Home Depot Foundation 45 www.oneoc.org

46. www.OneOC.org 46 Orange County Stand Down New towels are provided to homeless veterans.

47. www.OneOC.org 47 Orange County Stand Down Volunteers help provide clean clothing and shoes to homeless veterans.

48. www.OneOC.org 48 Orange County Stand Down Vet has dental work performed by volunteers.

49. www.OneOC.org 49 Orange County Stand Down Fresh beds are provided for the homeless veterans to spend the night away from the hardships they normally face. The lantern from Home Depot provided much needed light throughout the night.

50. “The supplies, especially the lanterns from Home Depot, were lifesavers to our Veterans.” Linda Lomask, Veterans First with the OC Stand Down (Served 500 Orange County veterans) 50 www.oneoc.org

51. www.OneOC.org 51 Thank you for building a stronger, more vibrant Orange County.