THANK
YOU
TOGETHER WE DID IT!
With your help and support together
we raised $361,000 to build a 10,000 sq. ft. permanent in-ground concrete skate
park in
its current location in Ojai.
It has
been a busy 6 months of grassroots fundraising and events. WeÕve been fortunate
to meet so many amazing local residents, local businesses and skate companies
that have generously supported every single thing we organized to raise
$350,000 in six months for the skate park.
One of the
remarkable things about all the events we put together in the past six months
is that each one was organized by volunteers and put together with no budget. Not
one penny of the donated money to SKATE OJAI has been spent to put together any
of the fundraising events. How many non-profits can say that?
Many of
the supporters donated hundreds of hours to reach the goal for the skate park.
It took a lot of dedicated parents, grandparents, local residents and
businesses that met weekly for the past six months to organize all the events.
Sometimes SKATE OJAI was organizing two events at one time so we could reach
the goal.
SKATE
OJAI and the Ojai
Park & Recreation
Department put
together the first very successful event for the children of Ojai. We raised
awareness for the need to build a new in-ground concrete skate park and to
celebrate the youth in Ojai. Our first event was called Skate for the Green on May 31st. 2008.
All ages
came out to participate and cheer on the skaters! ItÕs going to be great when
we have seating for parents to watch their children skateboard at the new skate
park.
139 youth
from ages 1 ½ to 19 registered and participated.
Zander
Gabriel skates the
ONE WAY Board shop
ramps. Two Ojai residents donated money to pay for the gas and the rental truck
to bring them down from Santa Maria so we could add them to the skate park.
Skate
for the Green Event
May 31st.
2008
This event
was an opportunity for us to share with our Ojai community the importance of
the skate park and to show support for the children of Ojai, creating an event
that was free and only for children. It was a huge success. We had over 139
kids from ages 1 ½ to 19 who registered and participated in the
expression sessions.
More than
55 youngsters (mainly girls) signed up for the skate lesson section of the
event. Over 500 spectators visited the park throughout the day, making it one
of the most successful events put on in Ojai for children.
Some of
the Skate for the Green highlights.
á
The
event T-shirt artwork was created by a local artist, Evan Rilling and printed on organic cotton
t-shirts by the local business Cotton4people.
á
Skate
for the GreenÕs energy needs were donated and run off solar power, thanks to
the Shawn who
owns the Solar Roller.
á
The
first 100 skaters received goodie bags filled with donated items from skate and
local businesses; skate stickers, snacks, DVDÕs, socks, chap stick, Ojai
Trolley tokens and
much more.
á
8 First Place prizes were complete
decks were donated
by skate companies. (Value
$150.00 each).
á
8 Second Place prizes were skate decks were donated by skate companies. (Value $50.00 each).
á
8 Third Place prizes were sets of
wheels were
donated were donated by skate companies. (Value $27.00 each).
á
We
also had so many great donated items for the giveaways to SKATE OJAI for the
event, from local businesses and skate companies.
á
Peggi
Oki a local
environmental activist and former original DOGTOWN Z-BOYS skater donated her time to be our
special guest judge for the skate expression session.
á
All
the graphic designs for the posters and the event flyers were donated by Colleen McDougal and Brett Paitt.
á
FedEx
KinkoÕs donated a
large portion of the printing for the flyers.
á
Fast
Signs of Ventura
donated the highway sign for the event. Valued at over $250.00.
á
Another
donor paid for all the sound system and audio/visual equipment from Lunars for the day and evening event.
á
Jersey
Mikes donated
meals for the volunteers that day.
á
Woodz
Inc. donated
waters for all the registered skaters.
á
We
had over 24 vendorÕs booths in the park & ride area.
á
Professional
photographer Steve Bissell and videographer Dave England shot the dayÕs events and both of
them donated all their services to SKATE OJAI.
á
Skitz from Live 105.5 covered the event live on the
radio.
á
This
event was put on with no cost to Skate Ojai. The Ojai Park & Recreation Department used the vendor fees and $2.00
suggested skate registration fee to absorb any costs to the city.
á
We
had exceptional PR for the event. Including a two page article in The
Reporter the week
before and the Ojai Valley News.
á
Children
from all over Ventura County came to this event.
á
The Ojai
Valley Board of Realtors and The Ojai Rotary volunteered for set-up, running some of the booths and
break-down.
á
Check
out Dave EnglandÕs
video of 1 ½ yr. Old Pako Rilling skateboarding the half pipe during the Skate for
the Green event on you tube. So far itÕs had 3,356 hits. Check out Pako Rips
Now on youtube.com.
á
Dale
Sumersille and Jody
James did an
amazing job organizing all the details for these daysÕ events.
Local
skateboarder, Sequoia and her father Tom surprised us by making these beautiful handmade trophies
for each of the skate events made with scrap wood from a local cabinet maker.
Another local resident paid for the Skate for the Green engraved plaques he placed on
them.
High Ollie
contest winners!
Empire
skate shop product toss.
12 and
under watching the 13 and up Ramp Session.
Two
Patagonia employees & skateboarders; Allison Allen and Alison Coon teach the future skate park
skaters.
Tori
Reiman a local
P.E. teacher from Carpenteria
and our very own talented and popular teacher Mr. Bailey donated their time teaching in the
Skate Lesson Section at the Skate for the Green event
During the
days events Sage Intner managed the giveaway booth for SKATE OJAI. Over 24 Vendors had booths
on May 31st. ; Skitz from Live 105.5, Clif Bar, Solar Roller, GLOBE, Java 33, SKATE OJAI, Sheriff and Police
Departments, Woodz
Inc., Cotton4people, Ojai Park & Recreation Department, just to name a few and a lot of
great vendors we had for skate for the green.
Rowen
and Ruby England
raised over $22.00 at their lemonade stand that day for SKATE OJAI. Thanks to
our anonymous donor it was matched and turned into a $44.00 donation to SKATE
OJAI that day.
Michaela
Mc Crory makes hand
made signs for the dayÕs event. We really want to thank all the skate, surf,
outdoor companies and local businesses for all the generous donations for the Skate
for the Green
expression sessions. The kids who skated had the opportunity to earn some killer
prizes that day!
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& JERRYÕS
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ALMOST TENSOR
FAST
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KINKOS
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AUTOGRAPH
SESSION & RAFFLE WITH RODNEY MULLEN.
MAY 31st.
2008
The Skate
for the Green day
ended with our second event at Chaparral Auditorium that started at 5:30 pm..
Local resident and professional skateboarder for GLOBE, Rodney Mullen donated his time for an autograph
session for the kids and the skate movie that was donated by local resident and
GLOBE owner Matt
Hill.
Chris
Robinson from
GLOBE spent the whole day with us and made sure all the kids received some
great skate goodies to take home with them.
That
evening over 275 kids and parents filled Chaparral Auditorium to watch the new
GLOBE skate movie and meet Rodney Mullen. We estimate that over 1,000 people
involved and attended these two parts of a one day event.
Many of
the parents were just as excited as the kids to meet legendary skateboarder Rodney
Mullen.
Over 275
kids and parents attended the free showing of UNITED BY FATE, donated by GLOBE.
John
Mirk of the Ojai Planning Commission and Patagonia employee volunteered his time for the event
and installed and operated all the audio/visual equipment for the event.
OJAI
HIGH SCHOOL SKATE TEAM LOGO
New
for 2008
Local
skater and artist Eli Cohen donated his artwork to help support the newly formed Ojai
Skate Team for 2008. Stickers can be purchased for $ 1.00 each to support the
teams travel and equipment costs. Call Judy Gabriel at 805-798-4111.
OJAI
HIGH SCHOOL SKATE TEAM
The
Ojai High School Skate Team consists of 7 local high school students from OjaiÕs Nordhoff High
School and Chaparral High School.
á Zander Garbriel-Team Captain
á Shephard OÕBrian
á Jamey Gabriel
á JT Erickson
á Dylan Lightfoot
á Dawson Campos
á Jacob Sessing
The
skateboard team is a member of the National High School Skateboard Association they compete regularly with 21
Southern California High School teams through out the school year. The Ojai
Skate Team was organized by one of our local moms, Judy Gabriel This season the Ojai Skate Team finished 2nd. place
overall out of 21 Southern California High School Skate Teams.
Shephard
OÕBrian at one of
the NHSSA contests.
If you are interested in
supporting the Ojai High School Skate Team for this next season please contact
Judy Gabriel to make a donation to the skate team. 805-798-4111. The Skate Team
can use donations for gas cards, skateboard equipment, lodging and food for
competitions.
Check out www.ojaiskatepark.com for information and photos of all the skate team
members.
You can also check out www.sk8nhssa.com for more information about
the National High School Skateboard Association.
Zander
Gabriel at the NHSSA Finals.
Thank you to the generous
sponsors of the Ojai Skate Team.
á BobbyÕs Mexican Restaurant in Camarillo owned by the Greene family of Ojai.
á Moe,
local resident and passionate skate park supporter donated the cost of t-shirt
printing by GRAPHITI T-SHIRTS
for the team t-shirts.
EVERY
SINGLE EFFORT AND
PENNY
COUNTS!
Hannah
Greene of Ojai
celebrated her twelfth birthday by asking her guests to bring donations to the
skate park instead of gifts. She helped to raised $180.00 that day which was
matched by a generous anonymous donor and turned into a $360.00 donation to
SKATE OJAI.
The
Ojai Valley School Surf Team donated $630.00 dollars by having a fundraiser.
Over
fifteen employees at PatagoniaÕs headquarters in Ventura baked treats and had a SKATE
& BAKE fundraising bake sale for SKATE OJAI in the cafeteria at lunch. In one hour they sold $320.00 worth of baked
goods. Patagonia
matched the $320.00 since SKATE OJAI is a non-profit 501c3; those two donations
were once again matched by the anonymous donor bringing the bake sales total
to:
$ 1280.00. Now thatÕs a bake sale!
Copper
Clark of Ojai set
up a table at the Ojai Farmers Market for donations to the skate park. She
raised $250.00 that day.
GLOBE skate team at the One Way
Board shop in Ventura
June
15th 2008
Thanks to One
Way Board shop and
GLOBE we were
able to have a SKATE OJAI booth during the autograph signing with the GLOBE
skate team during their PUZZLED TOUR 2008 visit to Ventura. Hundreds of kids
lined up to meet the GLOBE skate team.
Moe and Wendy hanging out in the SKATE OJAI
booth in front of the ONE WAY Board shop.
Kiefer
Rylander gets his
poster and t-shirt signed by his favorite skate team.
World
famous GLOBE
skater Chris Haslem
and Wendy Hilgers.
OUR NEW OJAI SKATE PARK
WEBSITE
When it comes down to
making things really happen, grassroots efforts are how things get done. Groups
of people trying to reach a common goal benefit from the qualities and skills
of the individuals in the group. Thank goodness we have Ojai resident and skate
park supporter since she was a teen, Tania Al-AWar. She owns her own website business here in Ojai www.dogsflydesign.comShe has dedicated
countless hours starting, building and maintaining our website to help keep our
community connected and updated about our goal to complete the in-ground
concrete skate park.
SKATE
OJAI DINNER & SILENT AUCTION
June
25th. 2008
At this
point with just 5 days left to reach our goal of over a quarter of a million
dollars on our own, we did all we could and thanks to some really wonderful
local people and businesses we had another successful event to raise money for
the skate park.
AntonioÕs
Mexican Restaurant
in Ojai offered to host a fundraising dinner to support the SKATE OJAI. We had
so many great donations for our silent auction that the evening was a huge
success.
We sold
over 100 dinner tickets at the door that evening.
Thank you
to all the generous donors for the Skate Ojai Dinner and Silent Auction.
MARILYN
AND MAURICE CHASSE IN HONOR OF BRUCE WALLACE GENEROUS DONATION OF $22,000.
THE
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OF OJAI
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KANARAK- SURF LESSONS
PRIMAVERA
GALLERY
AROUND
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REAL
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ANTONIOS
RESTURANT
THE
BISSELL FAMILY
OJAI
ROASTING COMPANY
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OJAI
VALLEY ATHLETIC CLUB
PATAGONIA
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MICHALI-OJAI CULINARY STUDIO
TONYA
PERALTA APPRIAISAL SERVICES
OJAI
VIDEO
JON
GROVER
MAGGIE
GARRETT L.A. ACUPUNCTURE & HERBS
STEWART+BROWN
J.A.
SANDEFUR CONSTRUCTION
JANNA
JACKSON
VICKIE
COHEN SOAPS
MATT
HAAG-THE OJAI PHONE BOOK
MICHAELA
MCCRORY
MATILIJA
NURSERY
ISLAND
PACKERS
ETNIES
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OF SKATAN
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Over 100
quests enjoyed a tasty mexican meal and had a great time bidding on an array of
valuable donations; which included a 3 night spa treatment for 2 at the Oaks
of Ojai,
Patagonia wetsuit,
Handmade blown glass vase from Primavera Gallery,
3
Hour/Family surf package from Surfclass.com and much more. Dennis Guernsey co-owner of Coldwell Banker Property Shoppe in Ojai helped set-up the event
and offered to pay for half the dinner ticket for the eveningÕs event for all
the realtors at Coldwell Banker.
Tania
Al-Awar surprised us all at the end of the evening with a $22,000.00 donation
announcement from Marilyn and Maurice Chasse in honor of Bruce Wallace to SKATE OJAI in support of making
the skate park a reality for the children of Ojai. It was a great way to end
the evening. This amount was the balance of the remaining in the $50,000 match
challenge, leaving $16,000 to be raised to reach our final goal of $350,000.
Kiefer
Rylander and Ojai
Skate Team members, Jamey and Zander Gabriel enjoying dinner at AntonioÕs Restaurant.
The
amazing Nora Davis!
Selling tickets and organizing much of the eveningÕs details. All these events
take time and so many hours to put together, we are so fortunate to have people
like Nora supporting the skate park.
Two of our
Skate park supporters Mayor Sue Horgan and Moe enjoying the food and silent auction.
Entire
families came out to support the skate park.
MIXED
MESSAGE SKATE ART SHOW at the VILLAGE JESTER in Ojai
June
28th. , 2008
Just three
days after the SKATE OJAI dinner and silent auction we were already putting
together an art show at The Village Jester. By this evening we were down to the last two days
to reach the goal of $350,000 in 6 months.
A big
thank you goes out to Dave and Joanna England for organizing the event with
Curator and talented skate photographer Desiree Astorga, Gregg Witt of Premise Marketing and Hurley to organize a one of kind Skate
Art Show in Ojai to raise funds for the skate park. The art show consisted of a
solid collection of some of the worlds most respected skate artist and
photographers. This was a real treat for our small town.
ThanksÕ to
the owner of The Village Jester, Nigel who hosted the event this evening and extended the
show for one month at his restaurant to continue the awareness for the need to
build a new skate park in Ojai. Check out www.Hurley.com
ÒMixed MessageÓ blog for more photos of the event and art work.
It took
four volunteers two days to hang over 80 pieces of art and photography. Several
of the artists donated 100% of the sale of the art to SKATE OJAI all the others
donated a generous 40%-50% of the sales to SKATE OJAI.
The
evening was a great success. We were treated to a life music performance by
skate legend Ray Barbee and a full house of supporters, which included the HurleyÕs amateur
skate team on the opening night.
Once
again, Tania Al-Awar surprised us at the end of the evening with a $ 16,000 donation from
The
Bruce and
Marilyn Wallace Charitable Giving Foundation to SKATE OJAI. This very generous donation put us
over the $350,000 goal.
We would
like to give a special thank you to the owners of The Copper House and Glen Muse Estate for donating lodging for several
of the artists who attended the art show from out of town.
Mixed
Message Skate Art show featured the works of these talented artist and
photographers.
Andy
Muellar
Chris
Pastras
Clint
Peterson
Craig
Stecyk
Dave
England
Desiree
Astorga
Don
Pendleton
Grant
Brittain
Kris
Markovich
Wes
Humpston
Sean
Cliver
Ryan
Gee
Professional
skateboarder and accomplished musician Ray Barbee takes a photo with a couple of local Ojai skaters at the
Mixed Message Skate Art opening night.
We filled The
Village Jester
with skate park supporters on June 28th.
Wes
HumpstonÕs limited
edition/hand screened and signed 30Th. anniversary Bulltown
(Dogtown) boards.
Grant
Brittain and Ryan
Gee the world
famous photographers donated a portion from the sale of their photographs to
SKATE OJAI.
OJAI
SKATE TEAM CELEBRATES AT THE WORLD FAMOUS DEER LODGE
July 2nd.
2008
By now we
had reached our goal and it was time to celebrate!
Lisa
Kenton a huge
skate park supporter and the owner of the world famous Deer Lodge found out about the Ojai High
School Skate TeamÕs accomplishments at the NHSSA Finals in Santa Monica at the
Red Bull headquarters on June 28th. and offered to treat all the
skate team members to a special dinner at the Deer Lodge. The dinner was well
attended and the food was fabulous.
Just by
chance Eric Koston
one of the best professional skateboarders in the industry was in town for a
wedding and having dinner at the Deer Lodge at the same time. We introduced
Eric to the Ojai high school
skate team, took a group photo, told him about our efforts over the last six
months to raise money for a new in-ground skate park and got some autographs.
Judy
Gabriel
acknowledges the Ojai skate team for their individual efforts and skills that
helped make them #2 in the NHSSA Finals.
J.T.
Erickson and his
sister Melinda Barlow.
Erik
Koston and the Ojai
Skate Team at the
Deer Lodge in Ojai.
The Ojai
skate park fundraising wasnÕt done just yet!
GOOD
THINGS JUST KEEP HAPPENING!
Five days
after we saw Eric Koston at the Deer Lodge I received a surprise call from him. He had looked up my
number on our website www.ojaiskatepark.com which is on the Ojai Skate Team
sticker we gave him that night and read about all the efforts to raise money
for the skate park and wanted to donate all the proceeds from a Charitable Golf
Tournament that he was organizing and participating in on July 8th.
2008. Thanks Eric!
OJAIÕs 4th. Of JULY PARADE
Local Ojai
skate park skaters had a great time skateboarding in the parade to thank all
the 400 SKATE OJAI supporters that have generously donated money, time and
support to raise $361,000 in six months for the children of Ojai.
L.A.
X-GAMES
JULY
31, 2008
Two of the
Ojai High School Skate Team members competed in one of skateboardingÕs most
prestigious events at the X-Games in L.A.Õs Staples Center.
Due to
their performances during spring competition, Zander Gabriel and J.T. Erickson both qualified to compete against
the top high school skateboarders in California.
Gabriel,
17 will be a senior at Nordhoff High School this year and Erickson, 17 will be
a senior at Chaparral High School.
Sixteen
skaters were given 15 minutes to skate the same street course as the
professionals. They were judged on their use of the entire course, technical
skill, degree of difficulty and style. Both boys hit the course hard. Of the
16, they chose six finalists. Gabriel was one of those six finalists who then
were asked to hit the course yet again.
When it
came time for the awards, Gabriel placed second. Thirteen Ojai supporters were
there to root the boys on for the big day and congratulate them both.
Gabriel
credits the Ojai Skate Park for some of his success. ÒThe Ojai Skate Park was a
great place for me to learn when I was younger.Ó
Written
by: Judy Gabriel an OVN contributor, August 8, 2008.
Zander
lands a nose slide down the 5-flat-5 rail during
X-Games
competition in LA.
J.T.
Erickson and Zander
Gabriel.
Ojai Skate
Team supporters!
Go to www.vinby.com for video footage of the
sk8nhssa event at the X-Games.
One of
the best things that happened during the past couple of months was meeting all
the great skate park supporters in Ojai and in the skate community in
California!
Dawson,
Rory, Kiefer and Jamey at Skate Lab.
Sunday and
Judy other wise known as theÓ Skater MomÕsÓ
Pako,
Shane and Dave.
Shane,
Tom, Wendy, Kyle, Judy and Jon.
Mr.
Bailey, Allison, Tori and Kiefer.
Just a few
of the Ojai skate park supports.
Rowen,
Joanna and Ruby England.
A room
full of skate park supporters cheering on J.T. & Zander at the city council
meeting for representing Ojai and their skateboarding skills displayed at the
X-Games in 2008.
August 19th
Special skate park Ojai City Council meeting. Mayor Sue Horgan making a motion
to build a 10,000 sq. ft. in-ground concrete skate park in the current
location!
Thank
you to the
Ojai
City Council, Ojai Park & Recreation Department and the Ojai Planning
Commission!
Members of
the Ojai Skate Team; Jacob Sessing, Jamey Gabriel, Dawson Campos and J.T.
Erickson make a request of the Ojai City Council to make a motion this evening
so we can officially get started on building the permanent in-ground concrete
skate board park at 414 E. Ojai Avenue.
A
Special thanks goes out to the following people for their hard work, support
and dedication this year and making the skate park a reality for all the youth
in Ojai.
Robin
Granholm
Kelly
Hofmeister
Moe
Colleen
McDougal
Nora Davis
Tonya
Peralta
Judy
Gabriel
Tania
Al-Awar
Kathy
Richards
Madeline
Thompson
Sage
Intner
Dale
Sumersille
Jody James
Wendy Hilgers
Chet
Hilgers
Mellanie
Hilgers
Bob Daddi
Allison
Allen
Bill
Gilbreth
The Ojai
Rotary
The Ojai
Civic Association
Kevin
Clerici
Doug
Winbury
Dave
England
Shane
Rilling
Evan
Rilling
Tiffane
Williams
Sophocles
Cotsis
Vickie
Cohen
Joanna
England
Ojai Park &
Recreation Department
Sondra
Murphy
Ojai
Valley News
Ojai
Business Center
Bret
Bradigan
Kiefer
Rylander
Carl
Rylander
Rotary
West
Jon Grover
The Ojai
High School Skate Team
Chris
Robinson
Nao
Braverman
Scott
Wintermute
Rob
Clement
Eli Cohen
Ojai
Unified School District
Adonda
Brennan
Pat
McPherson
Rick
McGrath
Art
Balchen
Holly
Delany
Lenny
Roberts
Carlon
Strobel
Kristi
Underwood
Justine
Cleak
Mel Bloom
Linda
Griffen
Of course
we would like to thank all the people who worked so hard over the years so we could
get the current wood skate park we have now and keep the energy going so that
one day we could offer the children of Ojai a concrete skate park.
Thank
you to all the donors.
Together
we raised $361,000.
CITY OF OJAI, OJAI CIVIC ASSOCIATION, ANONYMOUS $50,000 MATCH DONOR, THE BRUCE AND MARILYN WALLACE CHARITABLE GIVING FOUNDATION, MARILYN AND MAURICE CHASSE IN HONOR OF BRUCE WALLACE, Floyd Striegel, Sivan Stoneman, Nick Sterling, Charlie Van Lent, Shaun Hastie, Colin Jones, Katherine Smith, Bill Erickson, Michael Lopez, Brin Rory, Brandon Lee, HURLEY, Dakota Crawford, Nathaniel Wolper, Robert Sheldon, Ashleigh Miller, Jenna Underwood, Nathalie R. Moray, Ian Moray, Chip Collins, Mellanie Hilgers, Kaden Irvine, Chuck Rodgers, Pat Rodgers, Lilly Hilgers, Emmy Hilgers, Griffin McMahon, Tyler Turner, Robert Chiang, Wendy Hilgers, Chris Hilgers, Dominic McLeod, Cooper Pippig, Kathryn Soares, Jeff Land, Deborah Moe, Tawney Allen, Emily Sandefur, Cade Sandefur, Ronnie Mydland, Mary Floyd, Kathy Valdez, FITNESS INC., Taylor Silverman, Nick Klopp, Michelle Horgan, Gary Horgan, Casey Myers, Kim Torres, Brendan Beaghler, Bill Bracamonte, Heidi Myers, Jerry Myers, Taylor Myers, Darlene Duran, OJAI VALLEY BOARD OF REALTORS, Debby Swetek, Jim Henderson, Dale Henderson, Nigel and THE VILLAGE JESTER, Jane Henderson, Heidi Henderson, Mary Rynsoever, Greg Hout, Jim Clark, Zack Hawes, Kevin Offerman, Robert Rotello, Geneal Haycock, Heather Lore, Deborah Clark, Marty Babayco, Sunday Rylander, Shannon Horgan, ARBOR SKATEBOARDS, Lindsay Luckenbach, John Mirk, Marquita Mirk, Cade Stephens, Ray Barbee, Nickolas Gross, CHURCH OF SKATAN, Richard Rowe, Duncan Rains, Orlando Pippig, Evan Bernholt, Austin Alexander, Pat B. Nelles, Mischa Bennett, Christian Bennett, Craig Wasserman, Sue Horgan, Amanda Belden, ALMOST, Ron Duran, Chris Pastras, Clint Peterson, Craig Stecyk, Desiree Astorga, Don Pendleton, Grant Brittain, Kris Markovich, Ryan Gee, Sean Cliver, Wes Humpston, Tom Swetek, Dallas Dofren, Susan Amend, PREMISE MARKETING, Perri Rae Davis, EMPIRE, Schaller Allison, Charlotte Richardson, Noah Cohan, Rai Lin, Sheila Kneeland, Lisa Hand, Michaela Ortiz-Alcantar, THE OAKS AT OJAI, Rodger Wood, Tyler Wood, THE WORLD FAMOUS DEER LODGE, Otis Bradley, Michaela McCrory, Travis Selman, Ilan McCrory, Steve Wiley, Wayne West, Ana Wiley, Chet Hilgers, Milo Heger, Jake Wright, Kathleen Habliston, Beth Cohen, Todd Habliston, C.W. Noren, Dave Clark, Sheila Cohn, Jeff Howerton, Julie Howerton, Roberta Davis, Ally Mann, Sondra Murphy, Bailey Marshall, Brett Piatte, COTTON4PEOPLE, Carol Williams, Tawni Smith, Mark Williams, Kim Mang, Stephanie Midgett, Don Midgett, James Cooper, GLOBE INDUSTRIES, Donna Seebirt, Jaide Whitman, John Welborn, Katya Welborn, Joan Welborn, Tyler Krupky, Alicia Zumback, Darinka Bly, Chloe Bly, Grace Fellows, ANTONIOÕS RESTAURANT, Chuck Barnett, Cooper Mull, Steve Olsen, Julie Hughes, Jeff Otterbein, Jason Rodriguez, Barbara Lodge, Aly Lodge, Garret Boehm, Omar Uribe, Dillon Raymond, UNION ENGINEERING, Keith Olmsted, Tom Jackson, Ben Edwards, Tess Edwards, Finn Edwards, Carl Rylander, Sean Edwards, Sivong Sheth, Vickie Jacobs, Eile