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Celebrating to End Local Hunger CELEBRATING your commitment TO END LOCAL HUNGER 2016 FOOD & FUND DRIVES: A YEAR IN REVIEW PROGRAM MAXIM INTEGRATED 99.7 NOW! SHARKS FOUNDATION th RECOGNITION26 Annual EVENT APRIL 20, 2017 GOOGLE'S SHOPPING EXTRAVAGANZA 6 - 8 PM SAN MATEO HIGH SCHOOL CRANKSGIVING Award Pick-up, Appetizers, Drinks, and Music 7 PM Special Award Recognition 7:20 PM Dessert and Coffee SAMSUNG SEMICONDUCTOR JUNIPER NETWORKS A special thank you to the following: DELTA AIRLINES Aurora Catering for preparing a delicious spread Push Button Flix for the entertaining photo booth DJ DannyG for providing fun and lively music FOOD & FUND DRIVES: A YEAR IN REVIEW PROGRAM 1 SPECIAL HONOREES HUNGER HERO STAND UP FOR Individual or organization who demonstrates an KIDS OUTSTANDING exceptional level of commitment to hunger relief ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Alice's Restaurant The company or organization demonstrating Ali Salehpour, Applied Materials the most excitement for the Stand Up for Congratulations Kids Campaign OUTSTANDING DRIVE Coherent BRASS RING CORPORATE CHAMPION COORDINATORS Any company or organization that earned The company with the highest total points in Recognition given to exemplary Food and Fund TURKEY TITAN 500,000 points or more in a single year each of three size categories Drive Coordinators The individual showing exceptional devotion Applied Materials Google Fewer than 250 Participants: Jeff Thomas – Maxim Integrated to creating holiday meals for those in need Apple Maxim Integrated Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP Susana Meisenhelder – Maxim Integrated Fabian Armenta, Walmart Cisco Western Digital 250-1,000 Participants: Mike Amoroso – Menlo Atherton High School Cypress Semiconductor Cypress Semiconductor Sara Cowey – San Mateo High School MILLION MEALS CLUB Melynnie Rizvi - Veritas More than 1,000 Participants: Any company or organization that accumulates Rosie Parket - Veritas BUMPER CROP Applied Materials the equivalent of a million pounds of food in Group with incredible Food and Fund Drive points. Totals are cumulative year over year and growth OUTSIDE THE BARREL will be recognized in increments of 5 million COMMUNITY CHAMPION Honor for outstanding innovation and creativity Applied Materials Safeway Non-corporate groups with the highest total 60 Million: in drive efforts Barracuda Networks Whole Foods points in each of the three size categories Cisco Cranksgiving 40 Million: Fewer than 250 Participants: Maxim Integrated Applied Materials CORPORATE FOOD BOWL Dave Severns Memorial Golf Tournament Cypress Semiconductor The company with the highest per capita 250-1,000 Participants: points and more than 50,000 total points in a OUTSTANDING YOUTH 25 Million: Goombahs Car Club Google single year Recognition given to exemplary student More than 1,000 Participants: 10 Million: Cypress Semiconductor supporters Menlo Atherton High School Western Digital Lobo School of Innovation 5 Million: Apple EMPLOYEE FOOD BOWL GOLDEN APPLE SPIRIT AWARD National Association of Letter Carriers The company with the highest per capita School group showing extraordinary effort employee points (corporate gifts not included) Outstanding faith-based Food and Fund Drive Silicon Valley Leadership Group Dartmouth Middle School 1 Million: and more than 50,000 points in a single year Congregation Etz Chayim Carlos Dunlap’s A-List fundraiser Cypress Semiconductor Intel Juniper Networks Lam Research Linear Technology Marvell Semiconductor, Inc. Microsoft 2 SPECIAL HONOREES SPECIAL HONOREES 3 AWARD WINNERS Sterling Health Services, Inc. Celebration of Faith Praise Hillsdale United Palo Alto Bridge Club Symantec Corporation and Worship Center Methodist Church Palo Alto Medical Foundation Thank you for your Synopsys, Inc - Triple 7 Chuang's Chiropractic, P.C. Hilltop Foundation Palo Alto Networks Synopsys, Inc. Combined Federal Campaign Hudson Pacific Properties Peet's Coffee & Tea Target (Corporate Office) Comerica Bank San Jose / Santa Clara PG&E Texas Instruments Congregation Kol Emeth Ishiyama Foundation Polycom, Inc. outstanding efforts. The Brin Wojcicki Foundation Synagogue Jeppesen Project Consulting Specialists The Grove Foundation Cooley LLP Juniper Networks Putnam Lexus Award totals include all financial contributions ($1=2.5 points) and food donations The Morton Foundation Qualcomm (1lb=1 point). Your award level is determined by total points or per capita points, The Westly Foundation Quotient Technology Inc. Tintri Inc. R&M USA Inc. whichever is greater. Triside, Inc., dba Subway 44821 Rayva, Vihaan, and Vadasz Family Foundation Lasya's Food Drive Varian Medical Systems Red Nose Day Fund Veritas Technologies Cypress Semiconductor Jacques M. Littlefield Nima' Cookie drive for cans REG Life Sciences BLUE Visa, Inc. Dartmouth Middle School Foundation Nimble Storage, Inc. Robson Homes DIAMOND Vocera Communications Dave Severns Memorial Jeanna S NXP Semiconductors San Jose Christian Assembly 50,000+ points or Walmart Foundation Golf Tournament Kaiser Permanente Medical Oracle San Mateo High School 225+ per capita points Wells Fargo Foundation David and Lucile Packard Offices - Milpitas P.G.& E. Santa Clara Corvettes West Valley Construction Foundation Kaiser Permanente South Bay Pacific Bay Real Estate Santa Clara Valley Abbott Laboratories Company David J. Powers & Associates Kaiser Permanente South Pacific Postal Credit Union Water District Accenture Whole Foods Dell Inc. San Francisco Pacific Western Bank SAP Labs Adobe Foundation William and Flora Hewlett Delta Air Lines KFOG Palo Alto Networks Sequoia Applied Adobe Systems, Inc. Foundation Dollar Tree KLA - Tencor Pick-n-Pull - San Jose Technologies Inc Albertsons Foundation Wilson Sonsini Goodrich E*TRADE Financial KLEEBO! Promotional Products PLM Lender Services, Inc. Severns Family Foundation Alice's Restaurant & Rosati eBay Inc. Kohl's Proofpoint, Inc. Sharks Foundation Align Technology, Inc. Yahoo DARTMOUTH MIDDLE SCHOOL EMC Corporation Kol Emeth USY United RAGA(N) Shirdi Sai Parivaar Andrews Kurth Kenyon LLP Zebra Technologies Community Group Apple Inc. Feeding America Synagogue Youth Rambus Inc. Shweta's Food Drive Applied Materials, Inc. Fenwick & West LLP Lam Research Safeway, Inc. Slalom Consulting Arista Networks First Congregational Church Latham & Watkins LLP Samsung Semiconductor, Inc. PLATINUM Cornerstone Research Keller Williams Silicon City Space Systems Loral Asset Management Company of Redwood City LifeLock San Francisco Chronicle 25,000 to 49,999 points or Coupa Software Key Transaction Coordinators Summer Winds Nursery Atrenta Inc. Foothills Congregational Lifestreet Corporation San Mateo Credit Union 111 to 224 per capita points Cytokinetics, Inc. KRTY 95.3 Auction BDI Church Linear Technology Corporation Sanders Dickinson Foundation Synaptics Employees, Dan Cox HFFD Let's Stew Things Up! Autodesk, Inc. Friendsgiving LinkedIn SanDisk, a Western A9 Friends, and Family DataEndure Lithotype Company, Inc Bank of America Foundation Genentech Inc. Lockheed Martin Employees' Digital Brand Agilent Technologies Synaptics Silicon Valley Turkey Dialog Semiconductor Louie Family Barracuda Networks Genesys Foundation Saniku Gakuin Japanese School Altera, now part of Intel Trot Can Do Challenge eSilicon Corporation Macy's / Bloomingdale's Berg & Berg Enterprises, LLC George H. Sandy Foundation Logyx, LLC Santa Clara County Parks Aperia Technologies Taiwanese American Essex Property Trust, Inc. MAP Royalty, Inc. Bernard A. Newcomb Google, Inc. Los Altos High School and Recreation ASB of Los Altos High School Presbyterian Church Facebook, Inc. Mentor Graphics Foundation Foundation Guckenheimer Enterprises Marvell Semiconductor, Inc. SEG, Inc. Association of Silicon of San Jose First Tech Federal Credit Union Mervyn L. Brenner Boy Scouts of America, Harman Management Maxim Integrated Sikh Awareness and Valley Brokers Technology Credit Union Fish & Richardson Foundation, Inc. Pacific Skyline Council Corp./KFC MAZON: A Jewish Appreciation Month Baker & McKenzie LLP Teledyne Microwave Solutions Forever Beaumore MINI of Stevens Creek Brocade Heising-Simons Foundation Response to Hunger Silver Lake Technology Bank of America The Skoll Foundation Cosmetics INC MOMS Club of Santa Clara, CA Burr Pilger Mayer, Inc. Hendy Guesthouse Medtronic Management, LLC BNY Mellon The Walt Disney Company Frank Rimerman and Morgan Lewis & Bockius Carlos Dunlap's A-List Hewlett Packard Enterprise Menlo-Atherton High School Silver Leaf Neighborhood C & T Recycling The William D. Smythe Company, LLP Morgan Stanley Global Fundraiser - NVIDIA, HGST a Western Digital Microsoft Corporation Association Cadence Design Systems, Inc. Family Foundation Franklin Templeton Investments Impact Funding Trust, Inc Friends & Family Company Morgan Stanley Simpson Thacher & Bartlett Caliber Collision Thermo Fisher Scientific Freeman Family Giving NVIDIA Foundation Carpet & Fabricare Institute Hilton Santa Clara Community Affairs Skadden, Arps, Slate, California K9 Solutions Tishman Speyer G.E. Foundation Omidyar Network Cisco Home of Christ Church Nanosys, Inc. Meagher & Flom LLP Cambrian School District TripAdvisor Gap Inc. Orlando, Mitts, Moore Coherent in Cupertino National Association of Smart Products, Inc. Cargill Incorporated United Wholesale Flowers Gordon and Betty and Company County of Santa Clara IBM Letter Carriers Sobrato Family Foundation Carolee and Jenni's with Ann Thai at Moore Foundation Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe Cub Scout Pack 65 Intel Corporation Nearon Enterprises Sodexo Foundation 93 Dollar Club Intero Real Estate Granite Construction
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