K9s for Warriors
Provides and trains support dogs for military personnel with physical and/or mental disabilities
$1.800
PASSIONATE COMMITMENT
Our Team
Jeffrey Campbell
Chairman Jeff Campbell is the nephew of founder John Campbell and cousin of the Foundation’s namesake, Judith Campbell. Jeff is a native Californian and has lived in San Diego for nearly 60 years. He is a retired general engineering contractor and now devotes his time to overseeing the Foundation and helping our fine Charitable organizations in San Diego County.
Linda Campbell
Linda is a native San Diegan and recently retired Human Resources Director. Linda partners with her husband, Jeff, in all aspects of managing the operational activities of the Foundation.
Kimberly Lewis
President Kimberly Lewis comes to the Foundation with a background in education. She is a former elementary teacher and has lived in San Diego County for over forty years. During her decades of service in the community, children, animals, and the veterans have always been her passion. In her position, Kimberly enjoys working with worthy San Diego charities and on scholarships for local high school youth.
Laura Randolph
Laura comes to the Foundation with a background in account/project management in the hi-tech industry, as well as owning/operating a residential design and development firm in San Diego. She volunteers her time as an undergraduate college admissions interviewer. Vice President of the Foundation, Laura is responsible for working with San Diego charitable organizations and scholarship candidates.
ABOUT OUR FOUNDER
A vision to serve.
John E. Campbell, father of Judith Campbell, lived a life of service to others. He was a Pearl Harbor survivor, decorated U.S. Marine fighter pilot in WWII, and a helicopter pilot in the Korean Conflict. After his military service, John went on to work for ABC Television, Silver Springs, Weeki Wachee State Parks in Florida, and SeaWorld in San Diego. He was very involved in the creation of this foundation in loving memory of his daughter, Judith. It is because of his successes and achievements that this foundation is possible.
John Edward Campbell
August 6, 1920 – July 14, 2021
Today’s investment changes many tomorrows.
We are passionate about supporting people and organizations that are making a difference within our communities. We provide scholarships to outstanding students needing assistance to further their education and community grants to exceptional organizations.
PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM
Philanthropy In Action
Just In Time for Foster Youth
Programs for transitioning youth aging out of the foster system
$4.700
Carlsbad Educational Foundation
Sponsor for attendance at Junior Achievement’s Biz Town program for 5th graders and college scholarships partner.
$3.900
Fleet Week San Diego
Military appreciation/all branches. JCEC presenting sponsor for student STEM days
$1.250
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Dieguito
Sports, after-school and scholarship programs for lower income families
$1.250
Reading Legacies
Supports reading aloud relationships with objective to learn to love reading. Variety of programs, including incarcerated parents, grand parents, high school to younger students
$1.250
Boys To Men Mentoring Network
Male mentoring programs in junior and high schools for teen boys and young adults who need guidance
$1.800
Pro Kids (First Tee) San Diego
Youth golf instruction and educational support for low income families
$1.250
Hope School
School for disabled/disadvanged children. Emphasis on life skills for when they age-out of the system.
$4.700
Kathy's Legacy Foundation
Provides assistance to survivors of domestic violence, primarily children
$4.700
Pendleton Community Services Fund
Household donations to active duty; educational grants, family emergency support and events for Pendleton families
$4.700
REINS Therapeutic Horsemanship
Equine therapy for individuals with special needs like cerebral palsy, downs syndrome, PTSD, etc.
$1.800
San Dieguito Academy Foundation
Supports the unique culture and programs of SDA by generating financial resources and additional educational opportunities and experiences for students
$1.250
Wounded Warrior Homes, Inc.
Provides affordable transitionary housing to military personnel struggling with injuries, PTSD, etc. as they return to civilian life
$1.250
Assistance League of North Coast
Focus on academic success for children and basics like shoes, jackets for school in low income areas of Oceanside and Vista. Also has a scholarship program
$1.800
Escondido Education Foundation
Partners with EUSD employee program to fund highly effective programs within Escondido school district
$4.700
Sports for Exceptional Athletes
Sports programs for 1400+ San Diegans with developmental disabilities Ages 5+
$1.800
Challenge Center
Challenge Center provides high quality care physical therapy to maximize potential, restore independence, and maintain health. Our services are for all neurologically impaired and severely disabled individuals, as well as seniors.
$1.800
OUR APPROACH
Investment Philosophy
Foundation Documents
We will post our audited financial statements and 990-PFs to the site as they become available. Typically, the financial statement for each year is posted the summer of the following calendar year, while the 990-PF is available in the fall of the following year.
View 990-PF for 2023
View 990-PF for 2022
View 990-PF for 2021
Investment Policy
Foundation funds and investments are managed by a qualified investment advisor. In accordance with 501c (3) best practices, our Foundation has adopted a conservative investment strategy. The objective of this strategy is to preserve initial capital and manage operations and distributions through investment income. We plan to be around for a long time.
Donation Policy
The Judith Campbell Educational & Community Foundation does not generally accept donations, however, if you are interested in sponsoring a substantial scholarship or community grant and partnering with us in order to make that happen, please contact Foundation Chairman, Jeffrey Campbell to discuss.