June 18, 2004 -- City Attorney Casey Gwinn, Coach House Records recording artist Ashley Matte and Tiffanie Mills, Camp Hope executive director, will announce fundraising initiative and launch a partnership that will raise money for a children’s camp serving victims of abuse. Recording artist Ashley Matte will dedicate hit single, “Something Better” and promote awareness as well as funding through song royalties for Camp Hope.

Established a year ago through the vision of City Attorney Gwinn and the San Diego Family Justice Center Foundation, Camp Hope is located in Ramona, CA at Lake Sutherland. The Family Justice Center Foundation is raising funds for the construction of a camp facility and an endowment so families can participate free of charge annually. On June 22, a press announcement will be held to introduce Ashley Matte as an ambassador for Camp Hope. The public is invited to participate and meet Ashley Matte at Borders Books. For more info on Ashley Matte visit www.ashleymatte.com.

At Camp Hope, children thrive by participating in activities such as water play, arts & crafts, music and much more! Camp Hope’s goal is to offer abused, at-risk youth and victims of domestic violence, a sense of community – providing a positive experience from their everyday lives. For more information about Camp Hope visit www.sdcamphope.org.

Visuals:
• City Attorney Casey Gwinn remarks about partnership opportunity and Ashley Matte’s involvement with the San Diego Family Justice Center Foundation

• Ashley Matte will perform her single, “Something Better,” as a dedication to Camp Hope

• Tiffanie Mills, Camp Hope executive director remarks about Camp Hope and stats on victims of abuse in San Diego

• INTERVIEW OPP: City Attorney Casey Gwinn, Tiffanie Mills, Ashley Matte, families and children of Camp Hope


When:    11:30 a.m. (PST) Tuesday, June 22, 2004
       
Where:    Borders Books- Gaslamp District, 668 6th Ave, San Diego, CA 92101




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