Past Donations
2007 Orange County Community Foundation: $10,000
2007 4 Sight 4 Children: $15,000
2007 Cystinosis Research Foundation: $15,000
2007 A Better L.A.: $15,000
2007 United Cerebral Palsy: $15,000
2007 Nourish America: $10,000
2007 Retired Professional Athletes Association: $10,000
2007 NFL Hall of Fame Assistance Fund: $10,000
2007 University General Scholarship Fund: $40,000
2007 United Way of Orange County: $15,000
2007 Newport Sports Museum: $10,000
2006 South Central Gifted Scholar Fund: $15,000
2006 Boys & Girls Clubs of America: $25,000
2006 Play it Smart: $15,000
2006 Blind Children's Learning Center: $15,000
2006 Supportability: $15,000
2006 University Scholarships: $25,000
2005 Boys & Girls Clubs of America: $25,000
2005 El Viento: $15,000
2005 Human Options: $15,000
2005 University Scholarships: $25,000
2004 Boys & Girls Clubs of America: $25,000
2004 Pat Tillman Foundation: $25,000
2004 University Scholarships: $25,000
$450,000 has been donated since 2004 to scholarships and charities.
Boys & Girls Clubs
The mission of Boys & Girls Clubs is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those from disadvantaged circumstances, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens.
For more information please go to their website at: bgca.org
4 Sight 4 Children
4 Sight 4 Children is a fund established at the Shirley Eye Center, University of California, San Diego to help needy children born with eye diseases that cause blindness to undergo crucial eye surgery that permits them to lead productive lives with the ability to see.
For more information, please go to their website by clicking here.
The Pat Tillman Foundation
The Pat Tillman Foundation seeks to carry forward his legacy by inspiring and supporting others striving to promote positive change in themselves and the world around them.
For more information, please go to their website by clicking here.
Cystinosis Research Foundation
Its mission is two-fold to find better treatments as well as a cure for cystinosis, an incurable metabolic disorder that slowly destroys every organ in the body, including the liver, kidneys, eyes, muscles, thyroid and brain. There is a medicine that prolongs the children’s lives, but it must be taken every six hours, every day and night, just to stay alive. Since 2003, the CRF has held annual “Natalie’s Wish” fundraisers generating more than $6.2 million. One hundred percent of all donations go directly to funding research for treatments and a cure. So far, the CRF has funded 32 studies in the United States and Europe. Already, the CRF’s efforts are producing impressive results. Last year, Natalie and five other children participated in the second phase of a study at U.C. San Diego of a slow-release form of the current and only medication available to treat cystinosis. This slowrelease medicine can be taken every eight to twelve hours, allowing the children to sleep through the night.
For more information, please go to their website by clicking here.
A Better L.A.
The organizationand implements undervalued methods proven by years of data and research to save lives and address the root causes of violence. They plan to leverage existing resources to provide activities, jobs and education to the highest risk kids (who cause most of the problems) to shift their attitudes and keep them away from the bad influences that lead to violent behavior.
For more information, please go to their website by clicking here.
Retired Professional Athletes Association
The purpose of the RPAA is to honor the dignity, strength and proud love of the game that has always been embodied in the athletes who dedicate themselves to the love of participating in professional sport. The Retired Professional Athletes Association is dedicated to supporting the unique needs of the retired professional athlete. It unites as a body to encourage and nurture one another’s well being in regards to emotional, psychological, social, financial and physical health. It endeavors to preserve the history and tradition of sports and the teams who remain family. It is committed to the support and encouragement of the future of all athletics.
Nourish America
Nourish America is committed to assuring that America’s citizens are well nourished through the distribution of vitamin supplements and nourishing foods to children, families, pregnant moms, and seniors in need as well as providing micro-grants to support quality, daily physical education programs in our nation’s schools.
For more information, please go to their website by clicking here.
United Cerebral Palsy
United Cerebral Palsy was founded in the early 50’s by parents and friends of children with cerebral palsy. The mission of the organization is to help children with developmental disabilities improve the quality of life for them and their families and foster an attitude of acceptance and inclusion. UCP of Orange County assists over 2,500 children and families annually with vital programs and services designed to help children reach their full potential.
For more information, please go to their website by clicking here.
NFL Hall of Fame Assistance Fund
Financially assists National Football League veterans who preceded the establishment of the NFL pension fund.
Scholarships
The Pacific Club IMPACT Foundation has selected the General Scholarship Fund of the universities of the four finalists of the The Lott Trophy to be our national charity in recognition of the important role the university plays in shaping the student athlete.
| University of Georgia | $25,000 |
| University of Alabama | $25,000 |
| University of California Berkeley | $25,000 |
| Louisiana State University | $25,000 |
| Ohio State University | $5,000 |
| University of Illinois | $5,000 |
| University of Virginia | $5,000 |
| Total Scholarships $115,000 | |
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