CRHS Sacramento Work-Study, Inc.
A California Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation
Top Ten Reasons to Partner with Cristo Rey High School
1.
Employees ready to work. Cristo Rey High School students are t ra ine d
and ready to work. No more screening processes or probation periods.
2.
Easy, effective, inexpensive administration. Cristo Rey High School WorkStudy, Inc., a separately incorporated 509(a)3, covers all administrative costs,
taxes, worker’s comp and benefits.
3.
Dependable, entry level workforce. Students are transported to and from work
on a reliable schedule and come prepared with lunches.
4.
Improve employee morale. Drive productivity and reduce employee “burnout” from repetitive clerical assignments, freeing more skilled employees for other
tasks and filling entry-level positions with enthusiastic young people.
5.
Public Recognition. Join the growing number of companies partnering with
Cristo Rey and be recognized for your support of education.
6.
Jump start long-term recruiting strategies. Help students build skill sets,
develop professional relationships, provide meaningful mentoring relationships
between students and employees, all while encouraging students to return to work
for you after college.
7.
Increase c o m p a n y diversity. Not only are Cristo Rey students young, they
come from diverse ethnic backgrounds and bring a sense of vibrancy to your
workplace. Many are bilingual (currently in Spanish and Hmong).
8.
Invest in Community’s Future. Contribute to the economic development of the
Sacramento region, directly impacting a college-bound workforce.
9.
Make a difference. Impact the lives of highly motivated students who are gaining
confidence and self-respect.
10. Be a part of a program that really works! In Sacramento, 100% of the
graduating class of 2011 was accepted to college.
Contact the Work-Study Program:
(916) 400-3386
Marguerite Olson, Sponsor Acquisitions
David Brown, Director of Work-Study
molson@crhss.org
dbrown@crhss.org
Cristo Rey High School 6200 McMahon Drive Sacramento CA 95824
CRHS Sacramento Work-Study, Inc.
A California Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation
Construction/Development
Foundations (cont.)
Medical
A. Teichert and Son, Inc. ‘07
Air Systems ‘10
Airco Mechanical ‘10
Arrow Construction ‘10
The Buzz Oates Group of Companies ‘11
Capitol Area Development Authority ‘07
Capital City Drywall ‘11
CVC Construction ‘06
Harbison Mahony Higgins Builders ‘06
Lionakis ‘11
Mercy Housing ‘08
Nehemiah Corporation ‘10
ONETO Metal Products Corp. ‘09
Pacific Coast Companies, Inc. ‘06
Pacific Coast Supply, LLC ‘06
Sheryl & Scott Perryman
of Perryman Mechanical ‘10
Roebbelen Contracting ‘06
Vanir Construction ‘07
Mercy Foundation ‘06
Moretti Foundation ‘09
Wells Fargo Foundation ‘10
Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation ‘10
- Sponsors students at:
CommuniCare Health Center
Yolo County Adult Day Health Center
Yolo County Family Services
Yolo County Food Bank
Yolo W ayfarer Center
Anderson Bros. Pharmacy ‘07
Catholic Healthcare West ‘06
Mercy General Hospital ‘06
Mercy Hospital of Folsom ‘07
Mercy San Juan Medical Center ‘10
Methodist Hospital of Sacramento ‘07
Sutter Health ‘07
Sutter Medical Center ‘06
Sutter Physician Services ‘10
UC Davis School of Medicine ‘07
UC Davis Spine Center ‘11
Western Health Advantage ‘09
Woodland Healthcare ‘10
Education
Holy Spirit School ‘11
Junior Achievement ‘11
Mercy Education Resource Center ‘06
Sacramento Country Day School ‘09
St. Robert’s School ‘11
University Enterprises,
Sacramento State ‘11
Environment
Air Toxics Ltd. ‘09
Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality
Management District ‘11
Waste Connections ‘06
Financial Services
American River Bankshares ‘11
Bank of Sacramento ‘11
Educational Credit Management
Corporation ‘11
Five Star Bank ‘10
Hanson McClain ‘10
R W Baird ‘10
US Bank ‘11
Foundations
Government/Advocacy
CA Department of Forestry
and Fire Protection ‘09
CA State Assembly ‘08
CA State Senate ‘08
CAL FIRE Academy ‘10
City of Sacramento –
Neighborhood Services ‘11
National Corporate Research, LTD ‘06
Personal Insurance Federation of CA ‘08
Public Policy Advocates ‘09
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services ‘10
The Gualco Group ‘09
Yolo County Elections Office ‘10
Yolo County Sheriff ‘10
Insurance
Owen-Dunn Insurance Services ‘11
Premier Access Insurance Company ‘11
Law
Cook Brown, LLP ‘10
Downey Brand Attorneys, LLP ‘06
Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP ‘11
Matheny Sears Linkert & Jaime, LLP ‘07
Porter Scott ‘08
Seyfarth Shaw LLP ‘08
Media/Communications
Other
Christ the King Retreat Center ‘11
Crocker Art Museum ‘10
Enterprise Holdings ‘11
La Esperanza Bakery and Market ‘11
McClellan Business Park ‘10
Powerhouse Science Center ‘11
Synergex ‘09
Tony's Fine Foods ‘08
Xerox Corporation ‘11
Social Services
American Red Cross ‘06
Girl Scouts Heart of Central California ‘08
Golden Empire Council ‘09
La Familia Counseling Center ‘11
Loaves and Fishes ‘08
Make-A-Wish ‘11
My Sisters House ‘11
River City Food Bank ‘11
Ronald McDonald House ‘06
Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services ‘08
Sacramento Life Center ‘11
St. John’s Women’s Shelter ‘11
W omen's Empowerment ‘09
WEAVE ‘09
Yolo County Children’s Alliance ‘11
APCO Worldwide ‘10
Adelante Media Group, LLC ‘09
Clear Channel ‘08
Sacramento Magazine Corporation ‘09
TeleDirect Communications ‘10
International Pemphigus & Pemphigoid
Foundation ‘08
Kaiser Foundation Hospitals ‘10
Cristo Rey High School 6200 McMahon Drive Sacramento CA 95824
09/26/2011