Our Mission
To provide assistance to children of all backgrounds, with the emphasis on those in need or in disadvantaged circumstances. To inspire and empower the children of Manteca/Lathrop area. To help them understand and realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens, making a positive contribution to society.
To get the scholarship application in an editable word format click the icon below or send an email to Scholarships@mcf4kids.com.
For those going to a Trade School see programs/scholarships for an application
golF tournament and car show
Interested in attending our Annual Golf Tournament or Car Show? Click the link below to find out more or to sign up!
Current EVENTS
Have Fun -Help Kids
The golf tournament will be the 26th anniversary for the Antone Raymus Golf Tournament which is now scheduled for June 20, 2025. As always this will be a great tournament with an opportunity to win a new car. This is a quality golf tournament with plenty of food, fun, and prizes. Come join us for a fun day and support a great cause. See the tab “Golf Tournament and Car Show”
This year’s golf tournament is played in honor of Jack Thomson
This year's golf tournament was played in honor of Frank and Ronnie Teixeira
Jack Thomson, this year’s Antone Raymus Tournament honoree, has served for decades as a well-known community contributor and a giant in Manteca education. The St. Anthony’s parish, for example, has benefitted from his steady volunteerism in many ministries. As a baseball coach, his long career is prolific. Thomson coached varsity baseball for 41 years, 18 at Manteca High and 23 at Sierra. His teams won 607 games, thus becoming the No. 2 winningest coach in Sac-Joaquin Section history, before his retirement in 2018. It was no surprise that he was inducted to the SJS Hall of Fame in 2024 and, in 2010, was honored as the CIF Model Coach of the Year. More important, Thomson and wife Paula were admired as role models in how to respond to heartbreaking grief after the loss of a son. Today, his bliss is a trip to Sierra’s Jack Thomson Stadium to watch his son Travis coach the Timberwolves.