Our Mission |
Golden Poppy's aim is to make every child the champion of her their own story and to realize the unicorn within and is proud to support the following organizations making a difference in the lives of children.
Wesavegirls.org is a partnership between local community and law enforcement to stop sex traffing in the Bay Area.

​Ronald McDonald House provide a home environment, communities of support, access to medical care, and the healing power of family for critically ill children. 
This annual campaign brings communities together to help bring the joy of Christmas and send a message of hope to America’s less fortunate children. This community action effort will assist and guide these children, helping them to develop into responsible, productive citizens.
Girl Scouts goal is to build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. Golden Poppy is a proud supporter of the Golden Gate Bridging Event April 25th, 2020.

Other Special Community Projects

 Eco-Friendly Service Project #1

For this project I created 3 themed children's author's gardens for a class of 1st grade students.

"Carrol impressed us all with her interesting and artistic idea for this year's auction item!  She managed to make it fun eco-friendly, and connected it to some of our favorite authors.  Using Wooly Pockets, Carrol prepared three themed doors to house outdoor plants.  Students planted edibles to honor Eric Carle and the Hungry Caterpillar, whimsical succulents to honor Dr. Seuss, and Australian themed plants to honor Mem Fox.  These beautiful creations will surely find a comfortable home in the yard of a loving  family. "

Ms Laura D 1st Grade Teacher

Heart-Warming Community Project #2

In this grass roots campaign Carrol mentored 15 girlscouts through social media, and speaking events across two campuses in partnership with OneWarm Coat and City Team Ministries to collect over 600 coats for families in need and received this appreciation for "Warming the Community."

Jennifer Stockard, President & CEO and Sherri Wood, National Founder, One Warm Coat.  

Fit 'n Fun Community Service Project #3 

As the United States Youth Volleyball League head coach for two cities (Mountain View and Palo Alto) Carrol had over-site for 150+ children in technical skill and game fundamentals.  She managed and trained 20+ parent-coach, and assistant-coach volunteers and hosted inter-city tournaments for 300 + children.