Annual Reports
2020 Annual Report
2019 Annual Report
2020 Accomplishments
Our mission is bigger than San Onofre
2 new board members brought on to the board of directors
Smooth transition to a work from home arrangement
3x increase in social media engagement across platforms. Follow us!
Elevating Indigenous voices and expanding diversity, equity and inclusion in our programs and messaging
Direct Program Accomplishments
2,655 individual virtual actions taken by residents
92 Oceanside High teachers educated by colleagues on San Onofre Radioactive Waste
316 Oceanside High School students learned about nuclear waste in class
2nd annual Songs for SONGS event at the Belly Up
5 video presentations (KOCT, SEI Green Energy Careers, Lessons from COVID, San Diego Earth Day, and video animation)
27 News outlets covering San Onofre
Congressional San Onofre Task Force Report released
public interest suits filed to protect the spent fuel pools
months of San Onofre mural on Patagonia Cardiff storefront
agencies approached for improvements to radiation monitoring
regional groups launched the Coalition for Nuclear Safety
educational posters on exhibit at Oceanside High School
Developed a growth plan for the program expansion
2 counties engaged in the program (San Bernardino and Ventura)
Piloted virtual dance lessons and continued delivering services through remote dance lessons
Joined the San Diego Green New Deal Alliance
Studied the opportunity to reach 100% renewable energy in Puerto Rico
Charted a path forward to amplify the work and voices of Puerto Rican Activists
Fiscal Sponsoree Accomplishments
1 virtual San Diego Zoo event on biodiversity
Moved regular programming to virtual events in November
Developed growth plan for expanding programming to other schools in the San Diego Promise Zone
Pilot the “Swiss chard in my yard” program for growing food at home
Lead testing of soil to ensure health of home gardens
Completed construction on their playground boat
Protected community health and resources after major monsoon flooding
Supported the food and healthcare needs of communities in the region
Partnered with Black Belt Women Rising to enhance access to resources for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault
6,000s viewers on resilience-building video program
3 laptops granted to young environmental justice leaders
Annual Report
We are blown away by how much good work we’ve done together. Hats off to our staff Amanda and Chelsi; to our Board; and most especially to you-our friends, collaborators, volunteers, partners, and donors. Thanks for all your support!
We hope you enjoy seeing the fruits of our collective labor in 2019 & 2020 and that you will continue to stay involved and help us move forward this year.
With excitement and gratitude,
Bart Ziegler, PhD Community and Environmental Medicine
President, Samuel Lawrence Foundation
Samuel Lawrence Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.