Impact Report

Autumn 2020 A Message From Our Board Chair When we started our 2019-2020 academic year, no one could have imagined the changes that would come in the months ahead; some were extraordinarily positive and others very challenging but all changed the face of Cristo Rey San José. In October of 2019, George and Judy Marcus made a donation of $10 million to Cristo Rey San José. This transformational gift created a new funding model for our school by establishing an endowment which will provide financial support in perpetuity and create permanency to our mission. In celebrating one of our most historic moments, another loomed ahead. By March of 2020, we had no choice but to close our doors and move to a virtual teaching and learning BRYAN POLSTER environment. Our Corporate Work Study Program also had to pivot with students working CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, remotely. Services needed for our students and their families were provided. Many of you CRISTO REY SAN JOSÉ walked along side and supported our Covid relief fund. CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD By June, it came time to graduate our third senior class in a very unique graduation ceremony OF PARTNERS, at the . We were so proud to honor 99 seniors who join our FRANK, RIMERMAN + CO. LLP alumni ranks now totaling more than 300. We don’t know what lies ahead, except that we are committed to the explicit belief that every student has the potential in life to accomplish extraordinary things and Cristo Rey just gives them a unique platform to tap into their skill and potential to find their path and excel. On behalf of the Board of Directors, the students and staff of Cristo Rey, I personally thank you for your generosity in helping us through these challenging times. I also ask for your continued support to insure all of our students can have this high school platform to succeed and prepare for college. Sincerely, Bryan Polster, Chairman CRSJ Board of Directors A Message from Willie Hernandez With your generosity and the support of so many others in our business community, we reached a milestone during the 2019-2020 school and work year with over 400 revenue generating Corporate Work Study Program placements. Through these placements, and many more from our nonprofit CWSP Partners, students gained confidence, grew their professional networks, explored new career pathways and enhanced their skills in a way that is unique WELCOME to our ‘classroom to boardroom’ model. Covid-19 struck months ago and changed almost everything. Our Corporate Work Study Program Partners closed their offices and sent their employees, including their Cristo Rey students, home to work for an undetermined period of time. Our Cristo Rey families have also been disproportionately impacted by the public health and economic crises making our promise to our students and commitment from our Partners that much more important. I am grateful to our many Partners who helped our students close last school year in remote work arrangements. Their corporate work experience is transformational to their development as young professionals. Now, with sheltering orders still in effect, many of our students do not have traditional jobs to go to. We are inspired by the Partners working with students under remote circumstances and we are honored by the work of Partners seeking to reconnect with our students when we reach a more stable time. In the meantime, I applaud the Cristo Rey team for developing a program that connects students with professional mentors and teaches professional skills. This program maintains our commitment to the students, as much as we can under our circumstances, to prepare them for the professional world. WILLIE HERNANDEZ One thing is not different: the talent, skills and potential of our students. We applaud CHAIR, CRISTO REY WORK STUDY them for their adaptability and resilience under extraordinary circumstances. Every day BOARD OF DIRECTORS they demonstrate they belong in the professional pipeline. We will remain steadfast in our commitment to them and we welcome every company to join us! DIRECTOR AND ASSOCIATE Willie Hernandez, Chair GENERAL COUNSEL, Cristo Rey Work Study Board PRODUCT AT FACEBOOK ENDOWMENT A Transformational Gift for the Future of Cristo Rey San José Inspired by the philanthropy of Cristo Rey San José founder and Co-Chair Emeritus, John A. Sobrato, last October, Judy and George Marcus made a $10 million gift and a commitment to establish an endowment benefitting Cristo Rey.

Known for their philanthropy and Judy Marcus’s community service, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus have been steady patrons of education and youth and have supported numerous organizations around the Bay Area for many years. They have supported Cristo Rey since 2014, a year after the school opened.

The Cristo Rey endowment will link past, current, and future generations by providing stability and allowing the school to look far into the future, knowing that resources to meet student needs will continue to be available. JUDY AND GEORGE MARCUS The Marcuses truly believe in the power of education and hope their gift inspires others. George Marcus, co-founder of the Marcus & Millichap real estate investment firm, shared: “As an immigrant myself and coming from a background of modest means, Cristo Rey is providing a unique educational model and we are delighted to invest in the school’s future.”

Judy and George Marcus receive Cristo Rey’s inaugural Chairman’s Award.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ALONG WITH COMEDIAN JAY LENO HONOR JUDY AND GEORGE MARCUS: FROM L–R: BRYAN POLSTER, GEORGE MARCUS, JUDY MARCUS, JAY LENO, JOHN A. SOBRATO,  BJ CASSIN, STEVE FINN

The Cristo Rey Financial Model

479students ● Family Contribution Endowment Proceeds ● Philanthropy ● Corporate Work Study Program ●

318alumni ADVANCEMENT Impact of Events Fundraising and recognition events not only help raise needed dollars for Cristo Rey, but they also give us the opportunity to meet our supporters and introduce our students, in person. Events are a way in which we can build community and personally share our story while having fun. Thank you for joining us!

COOKING WITH CHARACTER

Last October, Cristo Rey held the first Annual Cooking with Character Fundraiser at Los Altos Golf and Country Club. Guests enjoyed the delicious food and wine tasting, and a charcuterie tray arranging contest with Rev. Peter Pabst, S.J., Rev. Tony Mancuso, and our students. Guests also participated in contests and a drawing with dozens of wonderful donated items.

REY OF HOPE RAISED A RECORD AMOUNT FOR SCHOLARSHIPS!

Although the in-person March event had to be cancelled because of COVID 19, our tried and true still made Rey of Hope a huge success, raising more than $900,000 for student scholarships! Over 200 participants and 50 sponsors participated in our Virtual REY OF HOPE on June 11th! Events included Coffee with the Chancellor, A Live Thermometer Ask and a virtual wine tasting. We are grateful to our board members for their participation and support, and all our donors who helped us ‘Break the

An Hour’s Journey… A LIFETIME OF HOPE Thermometer’!

AN EVENING WITH JAY LENO

On January 18th, comedian and longtime host of The Tonight Show, Jay Leno, joined students and guests at an intimate gathering at The Candy Store, a classic car club on the Peninsula. This event was generously hosted by Cristo Rey board member Steve Finn. Students had the opportunity to talk with Mr. Leno about his career and his experience attending college, and he shared some great (and funny!) career advice with them. Guests were treated to a comedic monologue by Mr. Leno, and later in the evening George and Judy Marcus were honored with the inaugural Chairman’s Award. CWSP Program Overview We could not be more grateful to our young professionals, their families and our $3.5mThe Corporate Work Study Program Corporate Work Study Program Partners for their resilience during what became raised approximately $3.5m in a very unusual school and work year. Supporting the relationships between revenue over the course of the young professionals and their supervisors and mentors was a top priority during 19-20 school/work year. 2019-2020 and with the added challenges of the spring, we were thrilled that CWSP Partners found ways to continue their commitment and to maintain those relationships. It’s been reassuring that many of our CWSP Partners have embraced remote work and are teaching valuable lessons around working from home, balancing new responsibilities and that a support network is always just a direct message away. Bridging the opportunity gap and deepening our understanding of and developing solutions to address systemic inequalities has never been more important. Regardless of when the CWSP vans hit the freeways again, we have learned some valuable lessons that will make us stronger. 2019-2020 has given us a whole new appreciation for a Partner saying, “We are still with you no matter what” and a young professional saying, “I love my job.” Interested in learning more about making an impact? Email [email protected] or call 408-293-0425 x139.

Juniper Networks is proud to partner with the CWSP at Cristo Rey in San José for four years and counting! When the global Covid-19 pandemic arrived, we were able to successfully pivot both our employees and students to remote work. The Cristo Rey students’ patience, flexibility and professionalism has helped us all adapt more quickly of Corporate Work Study97% Program supervisors were to change, demonstrating the power of diversity during satisfied or very satisfied with their CWSP experience at “ challenging times. At Juniper, student workers contribute the end of the 19-20 school/work year. to key projects that help drive our business objectives. While the students benefit from working at Juniper, I At Cisco, we believe in a world with equal access to know that Juniper also benefits greatly from the students opportunity, and we understand how technology serves through their creative problem solving and fresh ideas. I as a bridge to create an inclusive future for people and look forward to seeing our relationship come full circle and communities. Our partnership with Cristo Rey provides one day hiring former students as full-time employees.” an exceptional way to invest in young people today so KEN MILLER, EVP, CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER, they are prepared to lead the workforce tomorrow.” JUNIPER NETWORKS “ LAURA QUINTANA, VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER, CISCO NETWORKING ACADEMY

Making an Investment in CWSP A native New Yorker, Doug Vetter moved to in 2007 to take a job with Apple. He learned about Cristo Rey San Jose from a friend’s father-in- law. Doug is a generous donor who has been supporting Cristo I am really proud of making many new Rey since 2015. His advice to connections. Working at [my company] students: “Don’t over stress, has the benefit of meeting people from various departments and being over plan or worry about things DONOR DOUG VETTER able to get mentorship from them. If you can’t control. Just put your there is something I am leaving with, head down and do your best work. Find something you like to do it is knowing that I learned something and be your best at it; conduct yourself in a professional and ethical different from each person I have met.” “ DEISY, CLASS OF 2020 manner; and professional and personal satisfaction will follow.” Message from Principal Joe Albers As we ended our 6th academic year, we never would have imagined that our school year would look like one dealing with a global pandemic, and the fight for racial justice in our country. Through everything, we stayed grounded in our mission and the Cristo Rey spirit taking our challenges head on, to create future leaders of our society.

We scaled our wrap around services to support our students and families. With many of our Corporate Work Study partners navigating through their own staffing issues and changes, the face of Corporate Work Study changed but we were undeterred; we built and continue to build new and creative programming giving each student a unique platform to tap into their skills and potential, to find their path and excel.

Our mission is more needed than ever as the divide in our society has continued to grow. Our world needs our amazing students to be “accomplished leaders committed to a lifelong pursuit of learning, faith, and justice.” Thank you for your support for our JOE ALBERS students and families. FOUNDING PRINCIPAL ACADEMICS

The Class of 2020

Accepted into a total of Growing Spartans 89%of our seniors took two or During a visit to the campus, Mark Weiner more college level or advanced shared that he wanted to do something placement classes. tangible to help Cristo Rey students, 440colleges and universities particularly alumni as they continue their nationwide. educational journey. He and his wife Sue have created the Weiner Family Scholarship benefitting Cristo Rey Alumni attending San José State University, also known as “Growing Spartans.” Mark says, “I have a strong belief in Jesuit educational values and results, and am thrilled to participate and ALLgraduating seniors help Cristo Rey ensure continued success for its college-bound completed their A–G requirements for UC 81%were accepted to 4-year alumni locally.” and CSU schools. colleges. Because of you — GRATITUDE We now have expanded STEM and Media Arts Labs thanks to a grant from the THE CARL GELLERT AND CELIA BERTA GELLERT FOUNDATION. Students were immediately able to take advantage of computers and equipment and participate in a new initiative REY OF called “Creativity from Quarantine.” HOPE, we were able to provide 123 student scholarships.

Every student has a Chromebook thanks to the generosity of QUEST FOUNDATION AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR A message DEREK JERNSTEAD! Quest also sponsors 10 Cristo Rey alumni as from our Quest Scholars by providing college gap scholarship funds. Chancellor Cristo Rey San José Jesuit High School is all about opportunity and social justice through the lens of empowering students to be men WE WERE ABLE and women for others. Our work is TO PROVIDE based on providing a launch pad MEALS to more for our students to finish college than 100 of our student and pursue a fulfilling career. Our families weekly. students’ parents are grateful for the opportunity to provide a top-notch education and support their children in achieving all of their lofty goals. And thanks to incredible teachers, staff, administrators, volunteers, donors, corporate work study partners and board members, our Our Jesuit Roots students have so many possibilities available to them for the future. Cristo Rey underwent a Jesuit Review in 2019 and sponsorship by the Society of Jesus was renewed. I am grateful to you, the stakeholders It was evident to me that a true sense of joy has taken root at Cristo of our school for standing by us Rey. In just six years, this school has become a strong, vibrant and during the challenging times caused outstanding Jesuit learning community. This rapid growth is confirmation by the global pandemic. I also thank that the students and families of San Jose value this school, that the you for all that you have done and benefactors and business world want to support this school, and that dedicated professional educators are committed to ensuring that the continue to do in support of Cristo students succeed.” Rev. Scott Santarosa, S.J. Provincial, Jesuits West. Rey San José. God bless all of you and Viva Cristo Rey! “ A LITTLE MORE ABOUT JESUIT HISTORY Rev. Peter Pabst, S.J. Founded in 1540 by Saint Ignatius Loyola, Jesuits were recognized as the schoolmasters of Europe during the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. They were well known for their distinction Chancellor and Founding President as scientists and scholars. Schools have been an important and vital part of the ministry and mission of the Jesuits. Today there are some 2,300 schools in the Jesuit network, educating more than 2 million students, from all religious, cultural, social and language backgrounds on 5 continents and in more than 70 countries. 2019–2020 Corporate Work Study Program Partners List

8x8 Dan Caputo Co. Kaiser Permanente Medical Center Align Technology De Anza Properties KPMG Santa Clara Valley Transportation Amigos de Guadalupe Deloitte Luu Law Firm Authority Armanino Derivi Castellanos Architects MACLA Sensiba San Filippo BDO DEVCON McCarthy Ranch Service By Medallion Berliner Cohen DLA Piper Mercari Bank Boston Consulting Group East Valley YMCA Mercury Systems Sobrato Early Academic Language Model Boy Scouts of America El Camino Health Microsoft St. Clare School Boys & Girls Club of The Silicon Valley Emerson Collective Mission Bell St. Simon School Burr Pilger Mayer EY MongoDB Stanford Children’s Health – Cadence Fairmont San José Morrison Foerster Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital California Water Service Fenwick & West Moss Adams Stanford School of Medicine Cape Analytics Ferrari Ottoboni Caputo & Wunderling Most Holy Trinity School Stryker Endoscopy Catholic Charities of Santa Clara Frank, Rimerman + Co. LLP Stryker Neurovascular County Goodwill of Silicon Valley One Workplace Swenson CBRE Group, Inc. Palo Alto Medical Foundation Team San José Central Concrete Supply Grant Thornton Palo Alto Networks The Party Helpers Child Advocates of Silicon Valley Greenwaste Pharmacyclics The Roman Catholic Diocese of San Children’s Discovery Museum Heffernan Insurance Brokers Phase 3 Technologies, Inc. José Cisco Systems, Inc. Hensel Phelps Construction Pro-Sweep, Inc. The Sereno Group City of San José Heritage Bank of Commerce Pulse Secure The Sobrato Organization Clari Hewlett Packard Enterprise PwC Classic Car Wash Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley Ravenswood Family Health Center Therma Cloudera HP Inc. Robson Homes Unity Care Cohesity Intuitive Surgical Rosendin Electric VMware Community School of Music & Arts Jones Day San José Water Company Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Cupertino Electric, Inc. Joseph J. Albanese Santa Clara County Xactly Cypress Semiconductor Juniper Networks D.H. Smith

Honor Roll of Donors (2019–2020) Donors by Giving Level from July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020

$1,000,000+ $10,000 – $49,999 Francis and Mary Harvey Fndn Northern Trust Co Craig Ulrici Connie & Bob Lurie Nina & Ed Alvarez Linda & Howard Graham Catherine & Nick Noviello Theresa & Davide Vieira Judy & George Marcus Anonymous(4) Erin & Mike Hagan Nuance Foundation, Inc. Dennis Wagner Mary & Mark Stevens Arc Tec, Inc Hallagan-Huston Family John Ottoboni Casey Wend Pamela & Stan Atwood Foundation Elizabeth & Mark Page William T. and Susana D. $50,000 – $999,999 Barry Swenson Builder Valeri Huxley & Stephen Palo Alto Networks Huston Family Fndn Hanleigh Lindsey & Phillip Albanese Anne P. Blach Pro Sweep Inc. Jean & Eric Young Sandra & Doug Bergeron Ginny & Rich Haughey Rosemary McNair & Quest Foundation $5,000 – $9,999 Carl Gellert & Celia Berta Gellert Dan Caputo Sandy & Jim Heffernan Rosemary & Adolph Quilici Air Systems Foundation Inc. Fndn Cisco Systems, Inc. Hewlett-Packard, Inc Sandra & George Quinn Bellarmine Jesuit Community Bebe & B.J. Cassin Coupa Software J. Philip & Jennifer DiNapoli Ravizza Family Foundation Fndn Berliner Cohen LLP Robert Cassin Cristo Rey Network Janet & Clint Reilly Stephen A. Finn Joseph J. Albanese, Inc Bon Appetit Management Cupertino Electric, Inc Robert Stewart Odell & Company Geschke Fndn Kaiser Permanente So Bay Helen Pfeiffer Odell Fund D.H. Smith Company, Inc. Comm Ben Grnts Prg Bright Funds Fndn Estate of John E. Hench David and Heidi Welch Fndn Ronald and Ann Williams Leo M. Shortino Family Fndn Sheila & Tom Lynch Charitable Foundation California Emerging Davidson Family Fndn Technology Fund Joe McCarthy Pamela Madden Kristi & Rich Saso Devcon Construction Dorn Homes, Inc. Anne Yamamoto & Markkula Fndn Silicon Valley Bank Gretchen & Matthew DiNapoli Francis Robt Smith Trust Bryan Polster Eileen & Dan McCallin Silicon Valley Community Fndn Diocese of San Jose Mary & Richard Gallivan Jill & Boyd Smith Joan & Bob McGrath Sobrato Family Fndn Marilyn and Frank Dorsa Megan & Damion Heredia Sue & John Sobrato Ellen & Patrick McGuire Sobrato Organization Menard Family Fndn Margaret Higgins & The Sovereign Order of St. John Manny Fernandez Lisa & Matthew Sonsini St. Joseph Commandery Dave Mertz Anthony Christopher Ferrari Ottoboni Caputo Stamos Capital Liz & Greg Vaughan Maureen Langan & Juniper Networks & Wunderling LLP Stanford Children’s Health – Jessica & Kondi Kleinman Douglas Vetter David Mewes Lucile Packard Children’s Financial Technology Pageen & Tom Mohr Sharon & Larry Kramer Lydia & John Vidovich Partners LP Hospital Roland Montemayor Carolyn & Jack Lewis Warmenhoven Family Fndn Susan & Bob Finocchio Carmen & Larry Stone JoAnne & Nick Moore Laura & Salvador Liccardo Mary Ellen & Mike Fox Case Swenson Patti & Dr. Guy Nash Helen Lin-Murphy & Frank, Rimerman + Co. LLP Patty & Alex Tennant National Park Fndn Matt Murphy THANK YOU Betty & Ron Lohbeck Robert Legallet $1 – $499 Cathy Hutton Leslie & Mike Schott Angela & Bob McIntire Andrew Liverman Maureen Adams Hank Imwalle Lilly and Bobby Schulte Cindy & Mike Moore Pat Love Karen & Joe Albers Chris Jarrett Sandra Sepulveda-Bromley Joanne & Michael Moul Ellen & Bob Maguire Robert Allen Janice Jatta Carroll & George Shannon Naimh & Ron Pellegrini Kelly & Philip Mahoney Amazon SMILE Jayne & Mark Mordell Patricia and David Silva Valerie & John Poggi Mark Makiewicz Claire Andre Claire Jensen Tom Smith, Jr. PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Tim McClenahan Tade Anzalone Lori & Pancho Jimenez George Sousa Raskob Fndn for Catholic Don McNeil Sheila & Jerry Bannan Laura & Francisco Jimenez Hilary & Pascal Stang Activities Jim Mieuli Joelle & Keith Baranowski Jerri Kazmierczak Joan & Jim Stoelker Missy Ryan Nancy Moriarty Mary Clare Bernal Michael Kelley Kelley & Todd Surdey Peggy & Andy Schatzman Michael & Kimberly Mulcahy Vinnie Biberdorf Tracie Kiachian Elia Surran Pat & Tom Schneck Kathy & Pete Muller Deana & Robert Blackburn Kiwanis Club of San Jose Inc Joan Taft Pam & Chad Stearns Karen & Greg Murray Lisa & Robert Blickenstaff Pamela Klaus Eileen & Frank Tarantino Elaine & Art Taylor Robes Nelson Fatima & John Blumenson Jody & Rick Knauf Larry Terry Andrea & Joe Thomas Timothy O’Donnell Jackie Boennighausen Frank Koch Janet Tillman Wells Fargo Fndn Kirstan & Doug Olkein LeeAnn Boennighausen Marta & Roman Kokolskyj Robert Todd & Susan & Daniel White Pacific Western Fndn Gayle & Frank Boitano Robert Krause Clare McDermott Randi & Jim Zanardi Linda Chin & John Parissenti Norma & Tom Bommarito Bobbi Laratta Rev. Jack Treacy, SJ Stephanie Tsiagkas $1,000 – $4,999 Sheryl & Ron Pelzel Sarah Bonini Patricia & Kenneth Lau Carol Peters Law Offices of Jim Rowan Autumn Vavoso Maryan & Stephan Ackley Beverley & Stephen Bonovich Michael Prindiville Chris Lerza Adriana Vennarucci Mari & Manuel Alba-Marquez Susan Bottari Cathy & Roger Quinlan Ann & Greg Lindahl Marian & Frank Verlot Mari & Bill Albanese Kristi & Steve Bowers Mary Ann & Joe Ramirez Sarah Lucas Nick Wagner Julie & Kevin Albanese Steven Bragg Marisa & David Riparbelli Paul Lukes Monica & Pat Wahler Beth Albanese Rogers Joann Brown Jason Rodriguez Machado Law Office Kate Walsh Kathy & Mike Armistead Luisa Buada Rotary Club of San Jose Marybeth Malcolm Liz & Bob Wanless Sheila & Scot Asher Marlene Burak Silicon Valley John Maloney Carol & Tormey Ward Mary & Doug Aumack Katie Callahan Sacred Heart Nativity Schools Rev. Tony Mancuso Geri Weimers Louise & Greg Baker Jean & Art Carmichael Nancy & Dave Sandretto Jen & Mike Marinchak Doug Weller Elisa & Stephen Baroni Karen Carrie Santa Clara University Nancy & Greg Martin Tina & Jim Welsh Shelly & Dan Barsanti Maureen Casey Celine and Curt Schmidek Steph Martinez Lydia and Philip West BDO Patricia Casillas Phyllis & Michael Shea Sandy & Mike McCaffrey Dan Whitehead Gerri & Bill Beasley Agnes & John Caulfield Steven L. Hallgrimson Fndn Liz McCarthy Laurie Withers Marisa Bejarano Cecilia & Bill Chambers Testarossa Winery Mike Meherin Elena Yanovich Bellarmine College Preparatory Terry Clark Karen Valladao Angela & Joesph Melczer III Marilyn & Paul Yee Rose & Mario Belotti Laurie Clark Jennie Vasquez-Morse Joan Mibach Renee Zotter Benevity Community Fndn Gary Colton Jane & Charlie Volpe Mike Miller Sara Zuniga-Angel Carolyn & Ted Biagini Barbara Colyar Susan & Bruce Vosburg Janie Miller Nina Boyd Patrick Connolly Gifts In Kind Michael Wallace Margaret Miller Janet & Rob Boyd Emma & Dennis Coonan A Runner’s Mind Colleen Wilcox Pat and Tracy Mitchell Barbara Brennan David Cooper Adega Shelby & Grant Zamudio Ken & Christina Mobeck Brooks Running Debbie & Scott Coor AeroPress Donna & Hamid Mohammadi Patt & Barney Brust $500 – $999 Andrew Cope AMBER Lodging Co. Jimmy Monreal Kelly & Jim Burns Mary Sue Albanese Joe Crummett Bellarmine College Preparatory Kenneth Monreal Carol & William Canihan Peggy & Don Blach Toni & Daniel D’Ali Mitchell Beutler Karen & Garrett Moore Susan & William Carter Kelly Blumer Christine Davis LeeAnn Boennighausen Pat Moore Cathy & Greg Cioth Dianne & Mark Bonino Cathy & Joe De Maria Brooks Running Amy Morey City of San Jose Janet & Richard Caputo Nancy Dean B.J. and Bebe Cassin Laurie and Karl Motey Debbie & Josh Cohen Anne & Jim Cashman Marissa & Ron Del Rosario Cetrella Dennis Mulvihill Elaine & Mike Curran Anonymous Robbyn Denzel Club Pilates Campbell Paul Neilan Duffy & Yvonne D’Angelo Chongyu Chen Camille Diamond Cost Plus World Market – Network for Good Gail & Gardiner De Back Theresa & Lincoln Clark Celeste & Chris Dier Store 6192 Rev. Chi Ngo, SJ Eleanor & George Duncan Tim Dougherty Marsha & Edward Donati Danny Thomas Party Rentals Sholly Nicholson Joan & Alan Earhart Nancy & Mark Franich Stephanie & Tom Downey Dorcich Family Vineyards Donna & Frank Nicoletti Mary Jane & Edwin Ehmke Frank Ghali Robert Doyle Donovan James Funston Robert Nulk Barbara Marchini-Ellis & Celeste & Steve Giusti Steve Dudock Stephen A. Finn Rev. Gene O’Donnell Ford Ellis Rebecca Guerra Ernst & Young Flights Kelly O’Neill Diane Faraone Guerra Realty Company Escrip Hukilau San José Restaurant Jan and Matt Orvick Dana & Jeff Farrell Susan & Kevin Hanley Jim & Danuta Eustice Susan King Aimee Oscamou Kathy & Nick Fedeli Mary & John Hanlon Nicole Fader Larry Kramer Rev. Peter Pabst, SJ Chrisi & Wazir Fleming Rita Hernandez Nancy & Joe Fazioli Left Bank Brasserie Griselda Panozo Gunilla & Tom Follett Katie & Winston Jaeb Carol & Michael Filice Los Altos Grill Elissa Pignati Ebe Frasse Diana & Rob Jensen Eugenie Florczyk Pamela Allston Madden Avecita & Richard Pil& Barbara & Paul Gentzkow Melanie & Mark Kidder Teresa Flores Joe A. McCarthy Mollie & Jeff Pine Vic & Mariana Giacalone Mike & Mary Denise Kohl Cathy Foster Minato Japanese Cuisine Katherine & Mario Pompili Doreen & Bill Gleason Carrie & John Lorton Jim & Carole Fregosi Tom Mashall Paul Porrovecchio Julie & Roger Goulart Anne Macdonald Adolfo Garcia Leslie Mayr John Prindiville Karrie & Phil Grasser Jennifer & Greg Macdonell Julianna & Sal Gargone The Party Helpers Shubha Rajan Ginger & Joe Guerra Angela McConnell Anisha & John Garverick Philz Coffee Maura Rees Steve Hallgrimson Rev. Brendan McGuire GE Foundation Cathy and Roger Quinlan Mary Relles Pat & John Hammett Jean & Dennis Monohan Carol Gerughty JoDee Robertson Victoria Reynaga Gigi & Jon Harvey Sidney Morgan Vic Giacalone Kristi and Rich Saso Candace Richards Charles and Ellen Hauck Pam & Joe O’Sullivan Kathy & John Giovanola Silicon Valley Capital Club Mary Jo & Steve Riehl Heritage Bank Sheri & George Pabst Ginger Glockner The Sobrato Organization Barbara & Dave Rigney Bernice & Willie Hernandez Sue & Casey Paulson Sherri & Joe Gomes Spalding Ashley Jean & James Riparbelli Linda & John Herschbach Barbie & Joe Paulson Linda Grevera Mary and Mark Stevens Patti & Peter Robison Cynthia & Joseph Hogan Wendy & Jake Perez Angela Grill Tabel Construction & Stephanie Roddey Suzanne & Pete Hooper Vickie Poitevin Sandy Gruwell Design, Inc. Gen & Dick Rolla Debra & Daniel Hunter Richard Powers Jane & Michael Guerra Teac Mor Vineyards Corinne & Timothy Ruschin Margaret Nabors & Pat Hyek Ginny & Buzz Rice Chuck Gullo, Jr. Testarossa Winery Michelle & Greg Ryder Marylou & Hugh Isola James Roach Melinda Heppberger Andrea and Joe Thomas Carol & Richard Sarno Mike James Margaret Schneck & Garrett Herbert Gwen Tillman Jesuits West Scott Henderson Hsin-I & Todd Hicks Toni & Ed Sarraille Janet Tillman Jordan Park Mission 1st Fund Kathie & Mike Sheehy Maureen Highland Hilary & Robert Schlossman Sean Toomey Natalie & Kevin Kelly Kelly & Andy Swanson Stephanie & James Hollabaugh Dan Schneider Verve Coffee Roasters Helen & Ryan Kottenstette Scott & Susan Wallace Andrea & Roy Hong Laura & Gary Schoennauer Magi Young Sarah & Brian Kreischer Kate & Mark Ward Marjorie & George Honore Joanne Schott Zanatto’s Sunnyvale Market Ivonne & Larry Kuechler Betsy & Dan White Pascuala Huerta Jami & Tom Schott

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MISSION STATEMENT: Cristo Rey San José is a Jesuit, Catholic high school that empowers students from underserved communities in San José to be men and women for others who are prepared spiritually, academically, and professionally to complete college and who will become accomplished leaders committed to a lifelong pursuit of learning, faith, and justice.

CRISTO REY SAN JOSE JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL Advancement Peter G. Pabst, S. J. Legacy BOARD OF DIRECTORS, 2019–2020 Society Phillip Albanese President and COO, Department Contact Joseph J. Albanese, Inc. The Peter G. Pabst Legacy Society honors Advancement Department Kristi Markkula Bowers Director, Markkula Foundation individuals who strengthen the legacy of B.J. Cassin Chairman and President, Cassin Educational (408) 652-8251 Initiative Foundation, CRSJ Board Co-Chair Emeritus the mission and the future of Cristo Rey [email protected] Guillermo Diaz CEO, Kloudspot San José by providing subsequent support Steve Finn Principal and Founder, Finn Capital through a planned gift. Legacy gifts can Mike Fox, Sr. Co-Founder and Chairman, ME Fox Company Lydia Kokolskyj-West make a huge impact on the long-term Willie Hernandez Director and Associate General Counsel, Vice President of Advancement Facebook sustainability and financial health of our Judy Marcus Philanthropist and Restaurateur [email protected] school. For more information, please Dan McCallin President & CEO, Retired, Timberline Advisors contact Lydia Kokolskyj-West, Joseph McCarthy Sr., Principal, McCarthy Ranch Rev. Peter Pabst, S.J. Vice President of Advancement. Rev. Brendan McGuire Pastor, St. Simon Parish Chancellor Tom Mohr CEO and Founder, CEO Quest [email protected] Nick Moore Retired Global Chairman of PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) is important Philanthropy Rev. Chi Ngo, S.J. Executive Director, Jesuit Retreat Center Katie Boennighausen because it provides opportunities. Cristo of Los Altos Rey’s funding model depends on the Nicholas Noviello Former Executive Vice President & Chief Director of Development and Events Financial Officer, Symantec Corporation [email protected] generosity of others to help cover 43% Bryan Polster Chairman of Board of Partners, of the cost of a Cristo Rey education. Frank, Rimerman & Co., CRSJ Board Chair Matthew Powell Executive Director, Lasallian Christian Donations provide critical resources for our Nicole Fader Brothers Foundation students to complete high school and go John A. Sobrato Founder & Principal, The Sobrato Marketing and Donor Relations Organization, CRSJ Board Co-Chair Emeritus on to college. In our request for support, we Manager Case Swenson President and CEO, Swenson offer the community a means to participate [email protected] Patricia Tennant Field Supervisor, Santa Clara University with us, in our vision, in our mission and ExCEL Rev. Jack Treacy, S.J. University Relations Chaplain, actively participate in change. Our most Santa Clara University cristoreysanjose.org sincere thanks for your past support and Davide Vieira Retired, IBM Daniel Warmenhoven Former Executive Chairman & CEO, appreciation for your future considerations. NetApp