Donors who contributed to Vanderpool cancer fund

Here is the list of donors who contributed slightly more than $50,000 to funds to asisst ex-Napa police dispatcher Dannille Vanderpool with medical and personal expenses after she informed people she was battling ovarian cancer.

Vanderpool is accused in court documents of faking the cancer claim. She faces 13 counts of grand theft, plus one count each of forgery and identity theft.

City of Napa Catastrophic Leave Bank - $13,194

Napa Fire Fighter’s Association - $11,711

Held Trust - $10,000

Napa Police Officer’s Association - $4,800

Women’s Auxiliary Corporation - $3,100

Roger’s Trust - $2,048

Napa Police Officer’s Association - $1,000

Napa Deputy Sheriff’s Association - $1,000

Rohnert Park Public Safety - $500

Tactical Dispatchers Association - $300

Santa Rosa Police Officers Association - $250

Concord Police Officers Association - $250

Calistoga Police Officers Association - $200

Sacramento Sheriff Association - $200

Various Individuals and businesses - $1,531

1 comment(s)

napagirl1970 wrote on Apr 15, 2009 8:40 PM:

" Pulling on the Heart Strings of all those involved...Shameless... I hope there is still some money left to give back to these organizations! "

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