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Community Partnerships 2009 - 2010 Look who supports Huntington Beach Reads One Book! We invite you to join us and become a sponsor. Contact us at by clicking here. ENDORSED BY: Council members Joe Carchio, Gil Coerper, Devin Dwyer, Don Hansen, Jill Hardy Internationally known as Surf City, Huntington Beach boasts eight miles of scenic, accessible beachfront, the largest stretch of uninterrupted beachfront on the West Coast. Huntington Beach, with its sunny Mediterranean climate and idyllic setting, is home to more than 195,000 residents and has a reputation as one of the ten safest cities by City Crime Rankings and the quality of the community services offered to its citizens. Learn more by clicking here. PARTNERS: Huntington Beach Human Relations Task Force Huntington Beach Library Board of Trustees SPONSORS: Barnes & Noble Booksellers – Huntington
Beach Friends of the Library Huntington Beach Union High School District The Huntington Beach Union High School District includes high schools within Huntington Beach and has hosted HB Reads’ events at the Huntington Beach High School campus. Students read the books introduced by HB Reads and meet the authors at a multi-high school assembly. Learn more at www.hbuhsd.org. This could be you! Businesses and organizations that financially support the program are recognized as sponsors of Huntington Beach Reads. MAJOR DONORS $1500 or more: Kiwanis Club of Huntington Beach With almost a hundred members, the Kiwanis Club of Huntington Beach is an organization that for 47 years has provided a pool of willing volunteers for the Kiwanis Foundation of Huntington Beach. The Foundation was incorporated in 1997 to fund charitable work, and supports youth oriented and senior citizen projects in Huntington Beach. Learn more at www.hbkiwanis.org Huntington Beach Police Officers Association The Huntington Beach Police Officers Association represents the police officers who protect and serve in the City of Huntington Beach. The Huntington Beach POA Foundation supports many community-based programs and youth organizations, along with assisting families of officers injured or killed in the line of duty. Learn more about the Huntington Beach POA at www.HBPOA.org. Huntington Beach Hospital Huntington Beach Hospital is proud to be the community hospital for the residents of Huntington Beach and the surrounding communities for the past 40 years. Learn more at www.HBHospital.com. This could be you! Businesses and organizations that provide significant financial support to the program are recognized as major donors of Huntington Beach Reads. BUSINESS / ORGANIZATION PATRONS $100 or more: The Art Institute of California – Orange County The Art Institute of California — Orange County is a design, media, fashion and culinary arts school providing bachelor's and associate's degree programs. Learn more at www.artinstitutes.edu/< wbr>orangecounty. Golden Spoon Frozen Yogurt Step into one of Huntington Beach’s two sparkling red & white shops—at Magnolia Street and Atlanta Avenue, or Beach Boulevard and Warner Avenue—and choose from their selection of wonderful flavors and toppings. Learn more at www.goldenspoon.com. The Greater Huntington Beach Interfaith Council The Greater Huntington Beach Interfaith Council (GHBIC) envisions a community of tolerance, peace, understanding and harmony through interfaith dialogue, education, programs and community activities. Learn more at www.ghbic.org. HB Digital Arts & Blueprints, Inc. HB Digital Arts & Blueprints, Inc. has a multitude of technologies to help you get your jobs done right. But, in 40 years, they haven’t changed the original personalized customer service that they started with. HB Digital generously donates banners and signage to Huntington Beach Reads One Book. Learn more at www.HBDigital.net. Hilton Waterfront Beach Resort The Hilton Waterfront Beach Resort is an AAA Four-Diamond resort located across from the Pacific Ocean in Huntington Beach. Learn more at www.hilton.com. Matsu Japanese Restaurant For over three decades Matsu—located on Beach Boulevard and Talbert Avenue—has been offering traditional Japanese fine dining in Huntington Beach. Enjoy great food and a wonderful cultural experience! Learn more at www.matsusogood.com. Employee-owned Rainbow Disposal Co. has been providing trash collection service for more than 50 years and helps Huntington Beach recycle. Do your part for our environment and learn more about Rainbow Disposal at www.rainbowdisposal.com. The Robert Mayer Corporation Based in Newport Beach, California, The Robert Mayer Corporation is a team of real estate development professionals whose properties include the Hyatt Regency and Waterfront Hilton resorts on Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach. Learn more at www.mayercorp.com.
INDIVIDUAL PATRONS $100 or more:
This could be you! Individual donors are recognized as patrons of Huntington Beach Reads.
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