HomeMy WebLinkAbout29A - 2014 CHILDRENS WATER EDUCATION FESTIVALREQUEST FOR
COUNCIL ACTION
CITY COUNCIL MEETING DATE:
DECEMBER 16, 2013
TITLE:
2014 CHILDREN'S WATER EDUCATION
FESTIVAL & ORANGE COUNTY GIFT OF
HISTORY EVENT SPONSORSHIPS
CITY MAAAGER
RECOMMENDED ACTION
CLERK OF COUNCIL USE ONLY:
❑ As Recommended
❑ As Amended
❑ Ordinance on 1" Reading
❑ Ordinance on 2ntl Reading
❑ Implementing Resolution
❑ Set Public Hearing For
CONTINUED TO
FILE NUMBER
Authorize the City Manager to sponsor two children's educational events held in Orange County by
Orange County Water District Groundwater Guardian Team and the Children's Education
Foundation of Orange County at a level of $5,000 each.
DISCUSSION
Approval of this recommended action will allow the City to sponsor two children's educational
events in Orange County: the Children's Water Education Festival and the Orange County Gift of
History. Each $5,000 sponsorship will be used to subsidize transportation costs for Santa Ana
Unified School District attendees. Following each event, City staff will evaluate the effectiveness of
the City's sponsorship to determine future participation.
Children's Water Education Festival
2014 marks the 18th anniversary of the Children's Water Education Festival — the largest event of
its kind in the United States. The Festival will take place March 26 -27, 2014, at the University of
California, Irvine, and will be presented by the Orange County Water District, Disneyland Resort, the
National Water Research Institute, and the OCWD Groundwater Guardian Team. An estimated
7,000 third -, fourth -, and fifth -grade Orange County students and their teachers are expected to
attend. They will be learning about protecting and preserving water supplies and the environment.
Since its inception, more than 100,000 children have participated in this unique, hands -on
educational experience. The Festival is provided at no cost to schools, making public and private
financial support crucial to its success and its continued growth.
Orange County Gift of History
The annual Orange County Gift of History event is the kick -off to a year -long program presented by
the Children's Education Foundation of Orange County. The curriculum is designed to teach
Orange County's third -grade students that history is alive and all around them.
29A -1
2014 Children's Water Education Festival &
Orange County Gift of History Sponsorships
December 16, 2013
Page 2 of 2
The program's goal is to inspire and motivate children to take an interest in themselves and their
communities by taking an interest in Orange County history. In 2014, the fourth year of this event,
the foundation is expecting an estimated 3,500 Santa Ana third -grade students to attend the event
at the Angel Stadium.
The proposed total sponsorship of $10,000 will provide opportunities for Santa Ana's students to
attend two valuable educational events. Without these sponsorships, they will have limited
opportunities to attend.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
There is no environmental impact associated with this action.
FISCAL IMPACT
Sponsorship is an approved expense in compliance with Proposition 218 guidelines. Funds are
available in the Public Works Agency Water Quality & Measurement account (No. 06017644-
63001).
William "Edwin" Galvez, P.E.
Interim Executive Director
Public Works Agency
W EG /NS
APPROVED AS TO FUNDS AND ACCOUNTS:
Francisco Gutierrez
Executive Director
Finance & Management Services Agency
Exhibits: 1. 2014 Children's Water Education Festival Sponsorship Information
2. Orange County Gift of History Sponsorship Information
29A -2
OMMW
f " ^r °''
�Ifrtjr' ON
Making History Come Alive for Orange County's Third Graders
SPONSORSHIP
INFORMATION PACKET
t
The Children's Education Foundation of OC is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and a registered charity with
the State of California. Federal ID NumbCG;. 5 State of California: CT017425
29A -3
fYv ,'-..4r ' l
I I
IS�U
L
The Gift of History begins on November 7, 2013
at Angel Stadium
THE PROGRAM EVERYONE
IS TALKING ABOUT!
The Gift of History is a year -long program intended
to make local history come alive for third graders in
Orange County. As part of the program, every third
grader is invited to attend an hour -long history
lesson at Angel Stadium. This lesson is the kick -off
to learning about Orange County's great history.
Following the lesson, students are given a history
book about Orange County, entitled Nothing
Rhymes with Orange, which was written specifically
for third graders.
"This event is truly a fun,
exciting, new, beneficial
way to make history
come alive!"
-3'd Grade Teacher
Tustin Unified School District
Following the event, teachers and students have
access to learning opportunities throughout the
year, including online quizzes, essay contests, and
mini lessons with activities.
'Students come back with a TON of knowledge about
Orange County. And even better, they are excited to
read the book Nothing Rhymes with Orange due to
the enthusiasm created from this event. "
-3'd Grade Teacher,
Ocean View School District
WHY WE PROMOTE HISTORY
When children take an interest in history, they take
an interest in themselves and in their communities.
By working together as a community, we can instill a
sense of pride in Orange County's youth about where
they came from, where they are going, and how they
can learn from the past to make a better future.
This innovative vision calls for students from across
Orange County to come together as neighbors and
see that they are part of, and contributors to,
something larger than themselves, their families, and
local neighborhoods.
29A -4
The Gift of History is a year -long program that is intended to teach Orange County's third graders that
history is alive and all around them. Below are key educational components for learning opportunities
that the Gift of History offers throughout the year.
Pre -Event Learning Opportunities
• Mini Lessons — Teacher's will have the opportunity to prepare their
classes for what students will see and hear at the event. Each lesson
provides a biography on one of the speakers, identifies how
common core standards are met through the large history lesson
and provides mini activities for students to assist in preparing them
for the larger history lesson.
Road Trip to Learning — This lesson will enable students to use an
interactive map to plan their route to the stadium and to identify
what historical elements they will see on the way.
At the Event
• Lesson on Orange County History — Produced by the talented team at Disney, this history lesson
takes students through Orange County's history, from its beginnings to what is going on today.
Post -Event Learning Opportunities
• Nothing Rhymes with Oranae —All students will receive a copy of Nothing Rhymes with Orange, a
history book about Orange County written specifically for third grade students. Teachers will receive
a teacher's guide, which was produced by the Orange County Department of Education, to help
students identify learning objectives.
Essay Contest —AII students are invited to participate in an essay contest about Orange County
History, which is sponsored by the Orange County Register in Education. This contest is intended to
connect the larger event with what they have learned about Orange County history.
• Online Quiz —All classrooms are invited to participate in a weekly online quiz, where
they can test their knowledge of what they have read in Nothing Rhymes with Orange.
• Orange County Scavenger Hunt — In 2013, students will be able to participate with their
parents in an Orange County Scavenger hunt. This scavenger hunt is intended to
incentivize students and their parents to visit historical places within the county.
29A -5
N
> a at &t
OCTA ocrepietercom/rie
.sl�aNMy NOasswrpv.
51 t£4'n 19ya 'mM.IE$ OL IzIG
Brookfield Homes
CARE Ambulance
C .j EDISON "
WEVLOGISTICS INTERNATIONAL
°
AdT6RC�9f93'1
Extron Electronics
OC Fire Fighters
Orange County Sanitation District
SA Recycling
Rite Loom Anaheim
Anaheim Public Utilities
Metrolink
The Monaco Group
Cox Communications
Endeavor Group
Southern ,
California
TRIPPPI SMITH n ASSOCIATES
C18S CerOPdny ,mar vai�trns so. smart kus:nes:
A Sempra Energy utility'
REPUBLIC
SERVICES
West Coast Arborists
Placentia Women's Roundtable
Municipal Water District of Orange County
U Segerstrom and Sons
Ingram Micro
103k I
Golden State
. , Wetet C:=4 0
29A -6
• Event speaker and /or event presence (e.g., corporate vehicle, corporate mascot,
etc.)
• Cover page recognition in the history book
• Inserts into tote bags (e.g., company fliers, pens with corporation logo, etc.)
• Corporate logo on event bookmark
• Name recognition at Gift of History assembly
• Cover page recognition in the history book
• Inserts into tote bags (e.g., company fliers, pens with corporation logo, etc.)
• Corporate logo on event bookmark
• Name recognition at Gift of History assembly
Inserts into tote bags (e.g., company fliers, pens with corporation logo, etc.)
• Corporate name on event bookmark
• Name recognition at Gift of History assembly
• Logo recognition on Gift of History learning opportunities (online quizzes,
scavenger hunts, etc.)
• Corporate name on event bookmark
• Name recognition at Gift of History assembly
*Any sponsors selecting a sponsorship level that includes inserts into Gift of History tote bags will need to provide the ma-
terials to CEFOC no later than October 1.
a
I \ Th
29A -7
7 .� s_
Published. Dec. 6, 2092 Updated' Dec. 90, 2092 434 p_m.
irk,
By FERMIN LEAL and JEBB HARRIS 1THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
ANAHEIM — More than 10,000 third -grade students from across Orange County converged at Angel Stadium
of Anaheim on Thursday morning for the annual Gift of History celebration.
The event, sponsored by Angels Baseball, the Disneyland Resort and others, aims to get children excited
about learning Orange County history.
Olivia Holt, actress on the Disney XD comedy series "Kickin' It," emceed the event. Stan Oftelie, author of
"Nothing Rhymes With Orange," read passages from his book, which was also given to each child. wing
Lam, co- founder of wahoo's Fish Tacos, and Mickey Mouse also made appearances.
"it was fun. I liked how I learned the names of the founders of O.C.; said Josh Louie, a student at Golden
Elementary School in Placentia.
P'V?jj Jennifer M Prichard -*Top Commenter
.A my son was lucky to attend! He loved It!
Reply ' 6 2 - Like • December 7, 2012 at 9!34am
Mary O' Connor • * Top Commenter - Chapman University
What a positive, great community learning experience, Thanks to Wing Lam, Disneyland, and the author
for giving the children such a great event!
Reply ' Like ' December 7, 2012 at 7:03am
Alex Aguirre
~ I was there with my son, kids had a blast.
Reply 6 1 - Like - December 7, 2012 at 6:48am
29A -8
Gail Eastman, Chair
Mayor Pro Tem, City of Anaheim
Phil Anthony
Director, Orange County Water District
a
Marian Bergeson
Former California State Senator and Secretary of Education for the State of California
Lou Correa
California State Senate, 34th District
Kristin Crellin
SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union
William Habermehl
Superintendent Emeritus, Orange County Department of Education
Dennis Kuhl
Chairman, Angels Baseball
Wing Lam
Founder, Wahoo's Fish Tacos
Chris Lowe
The Disneyland Resort
Julie Miller- Phipps
Kaiser Permanente
Richard Porras
AT &T
Curt Pringle
Curt Pringle & Associates
Phil Tsunoda
Mayor, City of Aliso Viejo
29A -9
�histOrr
Average Transportation Costs:
School District
Students
Number of Buses
Cost
Total
Anaheim
2,731
34
$300
$10,241.25
Brea - Olinda
420
5
$300
$1,57500
Buena Park
583
7
$300
$2,186.25
Capistrano
4.030
50
$300
$15.112.50
Centralia
614
8
$300
$2,302.50
Cypress
568
7
$300
$2,130.00
Fountain Valley
665
8
$300
$2,49375
Fullerton
1,473
18
$300
$5,52375
Garden Grove
3,720
47
$300
$13,950.00
Huntington Beach City
747
9
$300
$2,801.25
Irvine
2,213
28
$300
$8,298.75
Laguna Beach
204
3
$300
$765.00
La Habra
586
7
$300
$2,197.50
Los Alamitos
678
8
$300
$2,542.50
Magnolia
924
12
$300
$3.465.00
Newport -Mesa
1.668
21
$300
$6,25500
Ocean View
1,092
14
$300
$4,09500
Orange
2,260
28
$300
$8.475.00
Placentia -Yorba Linda
1,850
23
$300
$6,937.50
Saddleback Valley
2,196
27
$300
$8,235.00
Santa Ana
4,440
56
$300
$16,650.00
Savanna
317
4
$300
$1,188.75
Tustin
1904
24
$300
$7,140.00
Westminster
1,011
13
$300
$3,791.25
R"ty t. fi a
IN
2014 marks the 18th year of the Children's Water supplies and their environment. Since its inception, more
Education Festival. The Festival, the largest of its kind than 100,000 children from schools throughout Orange
in the United States, will take place March 26, and 27, County have been able to experience the Festival and
2014 at the University of California, Irvine. 7,000 third, all it has to offer.
fourth, and fifth grade students and their teachers
are expected to attend the event, presented by the The Festival is provided at no cost to schools, making
Orange County Water District, Disneyland Resort, public and private financial support crucial to the success
National Water Research Institute and the Orange of this educational event and its continued growth. By
County Water District Groundwater Guardian Team. sponsoring this year's Festival, you help ensure its success
in educating our youth. As a sponsor, you will receive
The Festival presents a unique opportunity to prominent recognition for your contribution. We have
educate students about local water issues and designed many sponsorship levels and opportunities for
help them understand how they can protect water the community to participate.
"This event is more than an opportunity to educate students about protecting and preserving our environment groundwater
and drinking water resources. ft is a chance to plant seeds of knowledge that will help empower our youth to make
a difference." Frank Dela Vora, Director of Environmental Affairs
Prooram sponsorship is limited to one sponsor only. Disneyland Resort
Photos and or logo included
in Festival social media
(Facebook, Twitter, Instagram)
On the event t- shirts for 8,500
LOGO
LOGO
students, presenters, teachers,
LOGO
LOGO LOGO LOGO LOGO
volunteers and parents
In 8,500 copies /the
Festival program /map
LOGO
LOGO PREMIUM LOGO tJ,r M!� ,� HA= AE f�tAME -
LOGO
In Festival materials
sent to county-wide
LOGO
elementary schools
Promotional item provided
by your organization in 8,500
official Festival gift bags
(pens, note pads, samples,
coupons, etc.)
On Festival website with a link
to your organization's website
On more than 70 Festival
exhibit signs
On volunteer signage
Appreciation plaque
presented to your
organization
29A -12
LOGO
iJAME
NAME
Additional sponsorship opportunities are availa
including transportation for schools in your
service area and the VIP Tour and Luncheon.
Please contact Gina Pineda at (714) 378 -332.
or gpineda @ocwd.com for more information
l
LOGO
LOGO
LOGO
LOGO
LOGO
LOGO
29A -12
LOGO
iJAME
NAME
Additional sponsorship opportunities are availa
including transportation for schools in your
service area and the VIP Tour and Luncheon.
Please contact Gina Pineda at (714) 378 -332.
or gpineda @ocwd.com for more information
�
|tismore important than ever toteach our children that they �
can be responsible by making "blue" and "green" choices to
help protect our precious water resources and environment. Your
investment in today's youth isan investment in our future!
Sponsoring the Festival provides organizations with unique opportunities
to meet their strategic goals:
�
� 6 Enxinonrnenta|/Creen|nbiative ,
p 6 Corporate Philanthropy 4-W
�
"
»
6 Community involvement
& Corporate Responsibility
6 Increased Positive Brand Recognition/Exposure
~ u
1" kavkk ru
sapporEM9
arcs ,E Eke. evkvGraKvti
Ea EasE ear's srovksars for
oar ca m vv 4 m evkt to e aacaE vkq
isnemland
=R1EFyS'CTORS: AiNIEC; Anchor Printing Aquilogic, Inc.; Avista TeOihoTogies, Inc.; Baja Fresh;
uollo; City of Anaheim Public Utilities Department; City of Garden Grove; City of Huntington Beach; City of Newport
each; Clean Harbors; County of Orange Project Pollution Prevention /OC Stormwater Program; DDB Engineering, Inc.;
Toro Water District; Green Earth Magic Show (GEMS, Inc.); Hargis & Associates, Inc.; HBE West, Inc.; HDR; Irvine Ranch
3ter District; James Event Productions; Jet Propulsion Laboratory; Laguna Beach County Water District; Lhoist North
nerica; McCarthy Building Companies, Inc; Mesa Water District; Municipal Water District of Orange County; National
�ographic; Olin Corporation, Olin Chlor Alkali Division; Orange County Coastkeeper; Orange County Conservation Corps;
ange County Sanitation District; Parsons; Rainbow Environmental Services; Raymond James; Ricoh Electronics, Inc.;
Rutan & Tucker, LLP; Santa Ana River Basin Section; Santa Ana Watershed Association; Santa Ana Watershed Project
W-Authority,- Save Our Water; Sparkletts; Stantec; Tetra Tech; The Allergan Foundation; The Metropolitan Water District
f Southern California; Townsend Public Affairs, Inc.; University of California, Irvine; Wal -Mart Stores, Inc. /Sam's Club;
Wells Fargo; WestAir Gases & Equipment; Wyland Foundation
Please complete your Sponsorship Commitment Form no later than Friday, February 7, 2014 to guarantee
inclusion in sponsorship benefits.
nonprofit tax identification number is #330481107.
Please send high resolution vector files of your logo in color and black and white to gpineda a ocwd.com.
Payments may be made via credit card or by check. Please
"NWRI /OCWD Children's Water Ed Festival" and mail to:
Orange County Water District
Public Affairs Department
Gina Pineda
PO Box 8300
Fountain Valley, CA 92728 -8300
Phone: (714) 378 -3323
Fax: (714) 963 -0291