Join us for a very special evening dedicated to creating a legacy that lives beyond a lifetime.
Harmon Kong, Forbes bestselling author of Values Over Valuables, will share powerful strategies to strengthen family connections, align around what matters most, and turn your wealth into a force for lasting impact.
After his keynote, you’ll dive into an engaging, hands-on experience to help uncover your core values and clarify your vision for the future. With guidance from Harmon and OCCF’s philanthropic advisors, you’ll leave with new insights and a clearer path to shaping your legacy.
This is a rare opportunity to bring together those closest to you — family, friends, or trusted partners — and explore the difference you want to make in the world. Each family will receive a complimentary Values Over Valuables book.
Light refreshments and hosted beverages will be served.
Dick Metz with his collection of classic surfboards at the Dana Point Hobie Store in 1985 (Surfing Heritage and Culture Center)
Preserving the Endless Summer
Dick Metz, a pioneer in the surfing world, helped put legendary spots like Cape St. Francis and Jeffreys Bay on the map. As the former owner of Hobie Sports and Surfline Hawaii, he shaped the surf culture we love today. In 1999, he founded the Surfing Heritage & Culture Center. Today, his legacy endures through his philanthropic work.
We are so excited to support Dick as he launches an exciting new chapter and look forward to growing the good together! Read more about his impact in the surf community and what's to come in his Orange County Business Journal Leaderboard below.
Thank you to all who attended our Emerging Leaders Game Night! Your feedback was overwhelmingly positive and we look forward to more upcoming events. We hope you keep in touch with your new connections and keep the conversations flowing.
Stay connected or get involved with our 6 participating nonprofits:
On May 21st, 27 nonprofits are coming together to raise $350,000 to provide support for healthy relationship services and raise awareness of critical mental health needs in Orange County. To learn more about how you can donate or participate in the cause click the link below.
On June 4th, 12 nonprofits are coming together to raise $150,000 to provide youth in Anaheim access to essential programs, including STEM, arts, recreational, leadership development, and more. To learn more about how you can donate or participate in the cause click the link below.
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