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1535 W Katella Ave
Orange, CA 92867
(714) 538-3581

Orange Plaza Rotary (formed as Orange Sunrise Rotary) met at breakfast for its first 20 years. One day in 2006, we looked around and saw that we had many young members who were raising small children. Five babies were born into our "family of Rotary" in five years. For these young members, it was tough to get up and get the kids ready for school and then get to a breakfast Rotary meeting. So we switched it up. Now our members come to our meeting right after work, have some refreshments, hang with friends and hear an interesting program. At 6:30 we are out the door, headed home for dinner with our families. But we'll keep doing what we do, serving our community and working for world peace. After all, "It's Always Sunrise Somewhere".

The Anaheim Ducks Foundation serves as the Anaheim Ducks Hockey Club's main charitable beneficiary and was introduced at the opening of the 2008-09 National Hockey League season. Through the Foundation, the Anaheim Ducks look to support exemplary Southern California nonprofit organizations and make a positive impact throughout their local community.

APSA is the representing student organization at Chapman University for all those who identify with Asian and Pacific Islander culture. You don't have to be Asian to join us! Our main mission is to share, educate and spread Asian Pacific cultural awareness and diversity throughout the campus and the community.

Hiking group that meets twice a month. We welcome hikers of all levels as we explore the trails in Orange County and the surrounding areas.

2016 Chapter Officers: President: Adam Ginell Vice President: Ismael Flores / Bennett Tuleja Treasurer: Alan Peterson Secretary: Xavier Leong Recruitment: Matt Elliott Risk Management: Chris Costa Chaplain: Massimo Lesti Membership Orientation Officer: Adam Hove Social: Teault Marcille

Welcome to the Panther Pack. We are the student section at Chapman University. Our goal is simple: Do anything and everything possible to make sure our teams win. We yell, we scream, we growl, and we grunt. We paint our faces and our chests. We do NOT wear another team's colors on game day. School spirit is our job, and we take it seriously. Go crazy, make noise, win games. Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/ThePantherPack.

Growing up in Moses Lake, WA, Cpl. Nick Kimmel was an avid baseball player – but always had a love for the outdoors and above all, off roading. He was a star baseball player during high school, and 2008 he gave it all up to become one of our nation’s finest, and join the United States Marine Corps. Nick soon became a combat engineer, and was attached with several different units. While on his second deployment in Northern Sangin, Afghanistan, on Dec.1st 2011, he stepped on Improvised Explosive Device (IED), resulting in the loss of both legs above the knee, and left arm above the elbow. Cpl Kimmel, also sustained serious internal injuries – but with his warrior spirit, and the USMC fight inside of him – he is coming back with a vengeance. After only 7 months, Nick began walking full time on his new X2 Prosthetic legs, and hasn’t slowed down since. With the Determination of a warrior, Nick is continuing to push forward and push himself to his limits, and beyond. In March 2012, American Strong & Vision2Victory attended the short course Lucas Oil Off Road races, with Nick and several other Wounded HEROES. These races brought back a lot of old memories of off roading for Nick, and he decided he wanted to go for it! In October of 2011, Nick once again, came to his friends at American Strong & Vision2Victory to help achieve his goals of building the baddest off road truck out there. The two organizations enlisted the expertise of Billy McCool and team, of McCool Motorsports, who’s fabrication background consists of several championship off road vehicles, along with many Hollywood action film vehicles. (Batman, Fast and Furious). We are starting with Nick’s first vehicle he bought in high school, a 2004 Toyota Tacoma, extra cab. When all is said and done, this truck with never have the likes his old high school toy again. Nicks Ultimate goal is to become the first triple amputee off road racer, and eventually go onto the Baja 1000! To top it off, since Nick Marine Corps trained welder, he is going to get a little dirty and put some blood, sweat, and tears into his transformed baby. Just try and stop him! As you know off road sports can be VERY expensive, and we are asking the community for any and all help in sponsorships, including donations, to help achieve our goals. We have set up a link on our Facebook page to sponsor nick in the “Donate” button. We at American Strong & Vision2Victory are looking to changing lives, as Nick has changed ours. We are your biggest fans Nick and are with you along your Journey. Hammer Down Nick! – PLEASE JOIN US FOR THE RIDE! If you have any questions at all Please contact [email protected] or [email protected]

*** MISSION *** Toastmasters International is the leading movement devoted to making effective oral communication a worldwide reality. Through its member clubs, Toastmasters International helps men and women learn the arts of speaking, listening and thinking – vital skills that promote self-actualization, enhance leadership potential, foster human understanding and contribute to the betterment of mankind. It is basic to this mission that Toastmasters International continually expand its worldwide network of clubs, thereby offering ever-greater numbers of people the opportunity to benefit from its programs. *** VISION *** Toastmasters International empowers people to achieve their full potential and realize their dreams. Through our member clubs, people throughout the world can improve their communication and leadership skills, and find the courage to change. *** VALUES *** Toastmasters International’s core values are integrity, dedication to excellence, service to the member and respect for the individual. These are values worthy of a great organization, and we believe we should incorporate them as anchor points in every decision we make. Our core values provide us with a means of not only guiding but also evaluating our operations, our planning and our vision for the future.

We meet at the Anaheim United Methodist Church on the second Friday of each month. We have monthly paint-ins and seminars in the spring and fall.

When it comes to meeting challenges, our response is simple: We serve. *We want everyone to see a better tomorrow. That's why we support sight programs and services including vision screenings, eye banks and eyeglass recycling. *We empower the next generation. Whether it's providing youth volunteer opportunities and leadership experiences in a Leo club or sharing a message of peace through our Peace Poster contest, our youth programs invest in the future by reaching out to young people. *We serve local communities – and protect the planet. From performing hands-on service projects to providing emergency assistance, our community and environment programs improve our communities – and protect the environment.

Who: Women 21 years or older of all experience levels Women who are just getting started with buying, shooting, and caring for firearms, and want to learn in a comfortable environment Women who have some level of experience and want to advance their skills Women who want to share their knowledge and expertise to help other women Women who want to have some fun and enjoy learning and shooting in the company of other women

Mary's Kitchen is an all-volunteer non-profit food and service center for the homeless in Orange County Monday through Saturday from 9 am to 3 pm. Volunteers and donation goods are always welcome.

Our vision is to be used by God powerfully, ministering in the power of the Holy Spirit for His glory, preparing the way of the Lord Jesus' second coming.

Experience Cheer in HD with Hi-Def X-treme Allstar Cheer and Dance! We are so excited to begin our second season! Formerly High Definition Cheer, Hi-Def X-treme(hdx) Allstars is a competitive non-profit Allstar cheerleading program that focuses on the individual Cheerleader and the Sport of Cheer. Our program provides a positive fun environment that emphasis: self-empowerment, goal setting, motivation, sportsmanship and most importantly teamwork and family in every aspect of life!

Praise Chapel Christian Fellowship of Orange County was established in 1985, when Carl and Bonnie Friedrich felt directed of the Lord to leave their Arizona home and business to begin a new church in Orange County, California. The church grew rapidly as young people who were caught up in the drug alcohol and gang culture gave their hearts to Jesus Christ. These radically transformed converts began to believe the message from God's Word that they could change the world in which they lived, and began witnessing their salvation to anyone who would listen. Now over 20 years later, PCCF has evolved into a dynamic church home to a vibrant multiracial congregation that has reproduced into a fellowship of 40 like-minded churches. Just one visit to the Orange County church will reveal an exciting, relevant and fun place to worship.

Through fun, creative adventures in music, art, dance and drama, our programs strengthen the emotional health of critically ill children and positively impact their treatment and recovery. Our programs also provide essential, welcome support to both the medical community and the children’s families.

Camp To Belong is a designed program specifically focused on the sibling relationship. The activities our youth experience helps them build childhood memories that will last a lifetime. Camp is also a great opportunity for campers to meet others who have experienced similar situations. We often witness mutual support and understanding among campers, especially during challenging times. The camp has proven an invaluable and memorable experience for campers and counselors alike. Some of the signature activities include pillow making, a birthday party for the sibling group to share in, carnival night, scrapbooking and much more. All designed to help bridge the gap and strengthen their childhood bond. Our volunteers come from all walks of life many of who take their planned vacation to be a counselor at this event. Our 2:1 ratio ensures our youth are well supervised and receive appropriate guidance while getting to know one another. Camp to Belong Orange County is part of an international organization, which has been actively reuniting brothers and sisters placed in separate foster, adoptive or kinship homes since 1995.

Orange Children and Parents Together, Inc., provides high quality, comprehensive early education programs for 440 vulnerable children, ages 0-5, in our community; low income, dual language learners, special educational needs, and multiple risk factors for achievement gaps or school failure. Programs focus on the full range of child needs in support of school readiness: health screenings, developmental screenings, individualized attention, educational outcomes, and successful transition into kindergarten. Our three main initiatives are: 1.) Ready, Set, Succeed which provide School Readiness, Healthy Beginnings, and Super Tooth Cavity Free Campaign. 2.) Strong Parents, Strong Kids which provides Family Support Services and Family Literacy. 3.) Public Awareness Campaign to promote the universal benefits of early childhood education.

At OCPT, we believe that every child deserves the opportunity to succeed and dream of a brighter tomorrow. We know that strong families lead to healthy and productive communities, and, with a little guidance and support, every parent can become their child's first teacher and role model. We believe that all children should have the opportunity to succeed in school and in life. By providing high-quality school readiness and family support programs to the most vulnerable children in our community, we are ensuring that all children begin school healthy and ready to learn.