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As a non-profit, your help is critical in making Kids’ Chance of California a successful organization. Your contribution will make a difference in the life of a child whose educational opportunities have been dramatically limited because of a serious or fatal work-related injury to a parent or guardian. For information on becoming a Kids’ Chance of California Sponsor please click here.
There are a number of ways to donate to Kids’ Chance of California. Our tax identification number is 46-0534585.
There are a number of ways to donate to Kids’ Chance of California. Our tax identification number is 46-0534585.
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Kids’ Chance of California
808 R St. Suite 209
Sacramento, CA 95811
Kids’ Chance of California
808 R St. Suite 209
Sacramento, CA 95811
Donation by Credit Card
Donate to David DePaolo Scholarship
Work Comp Central founder and Chief Executive Officer David DePaolo passed away July 17, 2016. David was a huge supporter of Kids’ Chance of California.
A scholarship was set up in his name to award students who share David’s zest for life, empathy for those in need and his unwavering faith in the human soul.
To learn more about the David DePaolo Memorial Scholarship from Kids’ Chance of California please click here: David DePaolo Memorial Scholarship
A scholarship was set up in his name to award students who share David’s zest for life, empathy for those in need and his unwavering faith in the human soul.
To learn more about the David DePaolo Memorial Scholarship from Kids’ Chance of California please click here: David DePaolo Memorial Scholarship
Donate to Janice Murphy Scholarship
The Self-Insurers’ Security Fund (“SISF”) has established this scholarship fund in memory of its beloved
colleague Janice Murphy, who passed away in 2021.
Janice was a long-standing member of the SISF Board of Trustees, where she served in a number of
leadership roles including as Chair of the SISF Audit Committee and a member of the SISF Credit
Committee.
Janice had extensive experience in finance and investments. She received a Master’s Degree in Finance
and Investments from the University of Illinois, and rose to the position of Vice President of Pensions &
Investments at Kaiser.
As a SISF Trustee, Janice brought both intelligence and compassion to the organization. Fiercely curious,
she immersed herself in everything she did, yet remained always aware that there were many things she
did not know and could not know in this short lifetime. Her wit, kind spirit and humility are missed every
day.
colleague Janice Murphy, who passed away in 2021.
Janice was a long-standing member of the SISF Board of Trustees, where she served in a number of
leadership roles including as Chair of the SISF Audit Committee and a member of the SISF Credit
Committee.
Janice had extensive experience in finance and investments. She received a Master’s Degree in Finance
and Investments from the University of Illinois, and rose to the position of Vice President of Pensions &
Investments at Kaiser.
As a SISF Trustee, Janice brought both intelligence and compassion to the organization. Fiercely curious,
she immersed herself in everything she did, yet remained always aware that there were many things she
did not know and could not know in this short lifetime. Her wit, kind spirit and humility are missed every
day.
