“Recognizing Potential, Rewarding Determination”

Annual Report Year 2015

162 S. Rancho Santa Fe Road, Suite F-20, Encinitas, CA 92024Office 760-230-2344 Fax 760-944-9448

501 (c) (2) Non Profit Corp. #33-0951993www.JonathanTarrFoundation.org

The Jonathan Tarr Foundation is an education based non-profit located in Encinitas, CA. recognizing the potential and rewarding the determination of students graduating from non-traditional and

traditional high schools. JTF provides scholarships, workshops, and resources to help students succeed in college or career programs.

The Legacy of Jonathan Tarr with Photo Strip

JTF provides scholarships to students graduating from continuation, independent, charter and secondary high schools offering alternative education curriculum, including AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination.) 55% of the JTF students are “First Generation”, first in their immediate families to attend college, university or career schools.

JTF Board of Directors Sherry Yardley, PresidentLena Mafnas, Vice-PresidentKathryn Reyes, TreasurerStacy Fuerte, SecretaryChrystell BraceNoralie Lannon

JTF Board AdvisorsEvelyn Kheo, Past PresidentRudy MaldonadoChris TarrVeronica BakerGerry GuevaraRobin Tarr Each board member pledges a minimum $500 “give or get” commitment to the Jonathan Tarr Foundation programs and each member donates approximately 520 volunteer hours per year.

The Board of Directors announces the opening of the Jonathan Tarr Foundation Legacy Endowment established at the Encinitas based Coastal Community Foundation. Proceeds from this program will benefit Year 2 and Beyond providing continuing scholarships for qualified JTF Scholarship Alumni. Current Founding Members: *Robin J. Tarr *Michael H. Woodey *Christopher C. Tarr

Become a Founding Member with a $5,000 minimum donation: • A Koa Acacia Legacy Tree will be planted in your name on the slopes of Mauna Kea at Hilo, HI. • You will be recognized on the Koa Acacia Legacy Recognition Wall in the JTF Encinitas Offices. • You will be recognized in the JTF Annual Report.• You will be recognized in the Coastal Community Foundation Annual Report. • You will receive newsletters, announcements and invitations to all JTF events • You will provide support for JTF Scholars to continue their post-secondary education.

Sponsor a Koa Legacy Tree today!$20 from every tree goes directly tothe Jonathan Tarr Foundation.https://legacytrees.org/jonathan-tarr-foundation.html

coastalfoundation.org 162 S. Rancho Santa Fe Road, #F-50Encinitas, CA 92024760-942-9245

Victor R. Alba Palomar High School

Jennifer Blanco- Lopez Madison High School

Maya A. Borjas Sweetwater High School

Alexis A. Brock North Coast High School

Gavin B.K. Catron Sunset High School

Andrew T. Cruz Poway High School

Shanelle S. Dahar Trabuco Hills High School

Holga M. Frias-Yanez Oak Glen High School

Alondra Hernandez Mission Viejo High School

Cynthia M. Hernandez Chaparral High School

Maria G. Hernandez Laguna Hills High School

Siouxsie Z. Hernandez Grossmont High School

Austin P. Hizon Eastlake High School

Jonathan Inthisane Valley High School

Kallin M. Iwasaki Carlsbad Seaside Academy

Daisy M. Jagears Mira Monte High School

Laura Lopez El Toro High School

Jianna K. Mique Mira Mesa High School

Dionny S. Murillo Desert Valley High School

Samuel R. Nick Serra High School

Bettina E. Olah Twin Oaks High School

David Pamatz Valley Center High School

Natalia G. Price La Costa Canyon High School

Miguel F. Quintana Garfield High School

Jacquelyn A. Ramos Ocean Shores High School

Mariah G. Rowe Silverado High School

Brenda G. Salas Ivy High School

Anthony Lee Stanley La Jolla High School

Anuhea H. Tufaga Olympian High School

Noelle M. Valdez Abraxas High School

Class of 2015

30 Student Recipients were awarded $800JTF Scholarships at $24,000.00 30 High Schools 14 School Districts 23 High Schools located in San Diego County 6 High Schools located in Orange County 1 High School located in Imperial County 27 Students enrolled in 17 California based colleges, universities and career schools. 3 Students enrolled in colleges out of state to Colorado, New Mexico and Nevada

Class of 2015Scholarship Recipients

Class of 2015 Scholarship Sponsors Melyn Acasio Stephen G. Ma Fund at Coastal Community Foundation Phil Piscipo in Memory of Sharon Piscipo Adam and Sue Sharon John and Denia Chase Cynthia Datte Charles & Cathy Ki'aha Adrian Papa Anonymous Julie Klaus The Hom Family Fund at San Diego Foundation Harold and Terri Reid Taylor & Friends Charity Golf Tournament Na Koa Kai Outrigger Canoe Classroom of the Future Foundation Anthony Stanley for La Jolla High School Alicia Grambow Christopher Reich Union Bank Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Encinitas Rotary Wine Festival

2015 VOLUNTEERS

Aquiningoc, Kin

Baker, Veronica

Blue, Brian

Boyce, Claire

Brace, Chrystell

Cajica, Guadalupe

Cordell, Ron Lewis

Cummings, Jana

Elliott, Amanda

Fuerte, Stacy

Hadlan, Michael

Kheo, Evelyn

Ki'aha, Charles

Felarca, Jasmine

Felarca, Jessica

Jacey, Alyssa

Felarca, Jessica

Gattinella, Mimi

Gonzalez, Gloria

Guevara, Gerry

Guevara, Rose

Irwin, Mark

Lannon, Steve

Lannon, CJ

Lannon, Niko

Lannon, Noralie

Lisama, Vicki

Jimenez, Alexis

Mafnas, Lena

Masero, Mafnas Jena

Mason, Leslie Rivera

Melikian, Linda

Natchske, Theresa

Newcomb, Richard

Olson, Jayme

Perez, Kahu Kapena

Reyes, Kathryn

Robinson, Susan

Sandoval, Elizeu

Solia, Kiki

Scherden, Ali

Scullion, Christine

Sharon, Sue

Simmons, Taryell

Spencer, Audrey

Stanley, Edieann

Striffler, Tula

Tarr, Chris

Tarr, Robin

Williams, Jessica

Yardley, Sherry

Yardley, Tiffany

Young, Chloe

Young, Lee

Young, Connor

Young, Chantal

2015 InKind Donors and In Kind Businesses Moonlight Strummers and Dancers of EncinitasTeam Eastlake High School in Chula Vista Team Twin Oaks High School in San MarcosTribal Theory Band Irensia Chamorro Dance Group

Corporate and Business In-Kind Donors

Alvarado Institute of Skin Care

Artifex Artisan Brewery San Clemente

Being FIT Clairemont

Belly Up Tavern Solana Beach

Brain Blue Photography San Diego

California Surf Museum Oceanside

Chris Herd Photography

Cygnet Theatre

Dave & Buster’s San Diego Mission Valley

Dave & Buster’s Irvine Spectrum Center

Dan and Candy Klein

Easy Booth

Flagsship Cruises and Events

Handlery Hotel San Diego

Hawaiian Legacy Hardwoods, LLC

Heali’I Polynesian Revue San Diego

Herringbone Restaurant La Jolla

Hornblower Cruises San Diego

Island Restaurants, LP Carlsbad

Las Olas Restaurants

Maile Lei Productions

Na Mele O Hawaii Productions Moana

Mostra Coffee

Mabuhay Filipino Festival 2015

Na Koa Kai Canoe Club

North Coast Repertory Theatre

Pacific Islander Festival Association

Rancho Bernardo Inn

Rogue Creative Management, LLC

Rose’s Nails of Poway

The General Cigar Company

San Diego Automotive Museum

San Diego Museum of Man

San Diego Chargers Football

San Diego Lashes

San Diego Botanic Gardens

Sandra Kay Artistic Photography

Save Our Heritage Museums

Sente’ Labs Carlsbad

Yardley Enterprises

Spa & ETC.

Tropical Breeze and the Hula Maidens Encinitas

Union Coronado

USS Midway Museum

Vertical Hold – Rock Climbing Center San Diego

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In Memory of Gilstrap, Christian Guerreiro, AliceHarris, Sarah June, Reynold C.Lieu, Sam Van LieuNgou, LawrenceNguyen, Nam T.

2015 GRANTS APPROVED and Beneficiary Events Coastal Community Foundation for Stephen G. Ma Fund $900.00 Class of 2015 Sunset HS Scholarship Coastal Community Foundation for Stephen G. Ma Fund $1,200.00 Class of 2016 Sunset HS Scholarship San Diego County Neighborhood Reinvestment Program $5,000.00 Dave Roberts, SD County Supervisor District 3 Union Bank Foundation Class of 2015 Scholarship Awards Sponsor $1,000.00 Class of 2015 Scholarships $2,000.00 Wells Fargo Foundation Lifestyle/Financial Education Workshop 2016 $5,000.00 Wells Fargo Foundation 2015 Garden of Growth Benefit Luncheon $2,000.00 Encintias Rotary Wine and Food Festival 2015 $4,463.75 JTF Beneficiary June 6, 2015 Moonshine Flats Country San Diego $500.00 JTF Beneficiary August 22, 2015 Tayler & Friends Charity Golf Tournament $1,000.00 JTF Beneficiary July 25, 2015 Na Koa Kai Outrigger Club Luau at Rancho Cielo $800.00 JTF Beneficiary December 5, 2015 Hawaiian Legacy Hardwoods, LLC $200.00 JTF Beneficiary - Koa Acasia Legacy Trees Program City of Carlsbad $ 1,000.00 Community Arts Grant approved for Music/Dance of Hawaii Workshops 2016

In Honor of Acasio, Melyn Tarr, Robin Yamane, Ditas Alsnauer, SaralynAlsnauer, RobAlsnauer, IkeAlsnauer, Derek

Piscopo, SharonRicks, Elayne Tarr, JonathanWong, Margaret BanWoodey, Michael H. Yardley, Grace A.Yee, Sam Yee Sr

Tarr, JonathanTarr, Christopher Thomas, Fred Thomas, Alisa

2015 DonorsAcasio MelynAcasio RaquelBaker VeronicaBarth Teresa & DonBarryman Cody, Myles & BaleyBrace ChyrstellBray FlorenceBusby FrancineCamboni LisaChase John & DeniaCruz JessGarcia AnnieChincuanco SaraCrowley Jim & JamieCuillo Barbara & AlexDatte CynthiaDixon David A.Fickel MichaelGorman Tappin & LindaGrambow AliciaHellman CindyHom Family Fund 4105Hundt EarlKaufman JoanneKheo EvelynKi’aha Charles & CathyKremer KarenJune RodLee JudyLee Marcus & AprilLogue Judith LewisLow Dinny and MargaretLow Winton and PattyMacomber Mary JoMartin Don & Heather

2015 In Kind DonorsAchmed NadiaBrace ChrystellBaker VeronicaCabrera JuanCervantes GusCordato SandyErwin CarolynHarkness LauraHill AshleyHorn MaureenJacey Alyssa BinderJune ParaskeviKeys NicoleKheo EvelynKeo EliseKi’aha CharlesLannon Noralie & SteveLee JudyLigon PattiMafnas LenaMcDennon SunnieMoore BobPangelinen JosePeterson DanPerkins KarenPollack ChamikaPowell GerardRamirez ArielRidgway HilaryRobinson SusanRussell Llima LieSides William & GayleTarr ChristopherTarr RobinWatkins ChristopherWeir Dr. Don and ColleenYamane Ditas & RayYardley Sherry

McDougall Alex & KathleenNgou JenniferNgou MatthewNewcomb RichardOrtiz KimberleePapa AdrianPiscopo PhipRamos FrankRandall ShirleyRebar Robert & LuanaReid Harrold & TerriReich ChristopherRhine AnnaRodriguez Keren & JohnRogers Marian L.Rohling RitaSchmauss JaneSharon Adam and SueShoemaker WenonahSides William & GayleStanley AnthonyTaitano Frank & AliciaTarr Christopher C.Tarr RobinTarr SkipTurov Daniel H.Vidon Jean & Julie RipollVonder Reith JillVon Sydow VernWoodey Michael HWong SteveYardley SherryYee StellaYoung ChantalZlamal Julie & Alex

TEAM JTF 2015UC San Diego Marketing Via Social MediaProfessor Sherry Nouraini, Ph.DJonathan AlvaradoChandrika DattathriKelly GrayChristine ScullionLuisa VargasSarah Yasukochi

Student Volunteer of the Year 2015Chloe Young- Carlsbad High School - Carlsbad, CA

JTF Volunteers of the Year 2015Christine Scullian - Carlsbad, CA Sue Sharon - Encinitas, CA

“Take Time”Take Time to think…it is the source of power.

Take Time to play…it is the secret of perpetual youth.Take Time to read…it is the fountain of wisdom.

Take Time to work…it is the price of success.Take Time to love and be loved…it is a God-given privilege.

Take Time to be friendly…it is the road to happiness.Take Time to laugh…it is the music of the soul.

Take Time to dream… it is what the future is made of.Take Time to give…it is too short a day to be selfish.

Take Time to do charity…it is the key to heaven.Author Unknown

Old Hawaiian Legend Reminds Us thatPoliteness is to do and say,

The kindest thing in the kindest way!Robin J. Tarr, Founder and mother of Jonathan Tarr, completed the UC San Diego Extension’s Professional Certificate in Fundraising and Development to benefit the future programs of JTF by applying best practices in non-profit marketing and business management; web and

media technology; a wide range of fundraising methods; and building important relationships and skills to meet the specific needs of Jonathan Tarr Foundation.

We apologize if your name or organization did not appear in this publication due to printing deadlines.

Jonathan Tarr Foundation 162 S. Rancho Santa Fe Road, #F-20 Encinitas, CA 92024760-230-2344 FAX 760-230-2132 www.JonathanTarrFoundation.org Jonathantarrfoundation@gmail.com

501 (c )(3) Nonprofit Corp FEIN 33-0951993

Jonathan’s Window

The Diploma/Mortar Board represents students graduating from non-traditional and tradition-al high schools in San Diego, Imperial and Orange Counties. JTF provides scholarships, workshops and resources to help them succeed in college or career programs.

The Hibiscus Flower represents the diverse group of high school Seniors who receive the Window of Opportunity Scholarships. All are welcomed into the JTF Ohana. Ohana is the Hawaiian word for family. Ohana means that no one is left behind.

The Chinese Character represents Dream. Windows of Opportunity programs provide hope for those who, against all odds, want to fulfill their dreams. Teamwork makes the dream work!

The Seashell represents Jonathan Tarr and his love for the ocean, his Chinese-Hawaiian heritage, and that true understanding of the aloha spirit that fosters universal mutual regard and respect for one another. When Jonathan died at 17 years old, he left a valuable legacy.