
Established by NFL stars and brothers Amon-Ra, Equanimeous and Osiris St. Brown in 2025, the St. Brown Foundation empowers kids to reach their full potential through fun, meaningful learning. Our mission is to help students succeed academically and shoot for the stars—because when you put in the work, the possibilities are endless.
Sunshine Kids Foundation
The Sunshine Kids Foundation was founded by Rhoda Tomasco in 1982 while she was serving as a volunteer in the pediatric cancer unit of a hospital in Houston, Texas. After seeing the loneliness and depression among children during their extended hospital treatments, Rhoda had a vision to provide these young cancer patients with opportunities to participate in positive group activities which promoted self-esteem, personal accomplishment and just plain old fashioned fun! Today, that vision has been realized many times over, as thousands of children from hospitals across the country have reaped the benefits of The Sunshine Kids Foundation’s many programs and national and regional events. Funded by personal contributions, corporations and foundations, the Sunshine Kids continues, as it has since its inception, to provide all of its activities completely free of charge to the children and their families.
Giving Children Hope is a nonprofit organization that supports children and families by breaking their cycle of need, and guiding them toward success and self-sustainability. We achieve this goal by fostering a sense of community, where dedicated volunteers provide crucial support.

Reach Foundation
In 2012, the REACH Foundation was established to provide students in the Placentia-Yorba Linda unified school district the resources to expand their knowledge in the areas of Academics, Arts, and Athletics.
We believe that exposure to critical thinking through academics, creativity through the arts and healthy well being through athletics will enable our students to reach their highest learning potential.
Project Me was a groundbreaking program funded by the REACH Foundation. Students from El Camino Real High School have been participating in a Project based Learning Program that encompasses art, academics and technology. They have been studying street art and have presented and have accepted a proposal to the city of Placentia to install an art mural within the city. We look forward to updates from the students of El Camino Real High School.

Seneca Family of Agencies
Seneca Family of Agencies is a non-profit mental health agency that helps children and families through the most difficult times of their lives. Seneca provides unconditional care to our families through innovative school, community and permanency based programs.
Yorba Linda High School Football & Track & Field

