Opening Doors, Changing Lives

2018 ANNUAL REPORT PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE | 1 MISSION VISION VALUES

Peninsula Family Service We envision a community where Integrity strengthens the community by opportunity, financial stability, and Respect providing children, families, and wellness are secured for all. Compassion older adults the support and tools Diversity to realize their full potential and Teamwork lead healthy, stable lives. Adaptability

2 | PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE TABLE of CONTENTS

5 12 15 19 A Message from our Leaders Lifetime Achievement Award Winners Financials Donor Listing The Sobrato Challenge is Back! 6 13 23 Early Learning Community Partners of the Year 16 Board of Directors Upcoming Events 8 14 Strategic Plan Financial Empowerment Engagement Survey 18 Planning for a Lasting Legacy 10 In Memoriam Older Adult Services

Oakland San Francisco Peninsula Family Service Locations Daly City

Opening doors and changing the lives of our neighbors across the Peninsula. Fremont Redwood City Half Moon Bay

Sunnyvale San Jose

EARLY FINANCIAL OLDER PENINSULA LEARNING EMPOWERMENT ADULTS FAMILY SERVICE Hollister HEADQUARTERS

Santa Cruz PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE | 3 Capitola OPENING DOORS, CHANGING LIVES

Welcome to our 2018 Annual who only found closed doors, are Report. Every edition is very special now on the path to stability and because of what it represents — a success. And thanks to you, they sample of the opportunities your are now able to dream, set goals support and partnership provide for themselves, and work hard to to the most vulnerable members attain them. You gave them back of our community. their dignity and their pride. You gave them hope. In these pages you will find inspiring stories. True examples The time you have invested of the transformation that occurs by volunteering, the generous when determination and hard work contributions you provide, and the meet opportunity. We invite you to deep commitment to our mission read on and learn our stories. Each you have shown by championing one is a door to new potential that Peninsula Family Service are what you helped unlock. Some names and make these stories possible. faces may look familiar, some may Ruth Wisnom, 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award Winner not. But they all have one thing in common — thanks to you, they now Together, We Are have hope for a better tomorrow. Opening Doors,

So many of our neighbors who Changing Lives. once felt there was nowhere to turn, that they had no options, and

4 | PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE OPENING DOORS, CHANGING LIVES A MESSAGE FROM OUR LEADERS

In September of 2017, Peninsula Family Service is known and respected on the Peninsula and embarked on a journey of reflection and beyond. An organization that community discovery to map the course our organization and tech leaders recommend, engage with, will follow over the next four years. and support. An advocate that galvanizes the public about issues that affect us all We gained valuable insights through engaging and informs policy makers about the needs discussions, key stakeholder meetings, of our neighbors. participant groups, and staff and donor surveys. With the assistance of subject matter Together, we will navigate the uncertainties experts, we transformed this knowledge into and become even stronger to succeed in our actionable goals and key performance indicators shared mission to provide children, families, (KPIs) to track our progress on this journey. and older adults the tools and support to realize their full potential and lead healthy, The Peninsula Family Service Strategic Plan stable lives. FY 18-22 was made possible through the hard work and collaboration of program participants, Let’s continue opening doors, changing lives. Heather Cleary staff members, donors, volunteers, and our leadership groups. From deep in our hearts, Heather Cleary Alvin L. Royse we thank you. We are grateful for your valuable Chief Executive Officer Board Chair feedback and your participation in this exercise of introspection and growth.

Looking deeply at who we are as an organization and reflecting on our values, Reflecting on our especially those of adaptability, teamwork, and diversity, have helped us gain a clearer values helped us gain perspective of how we can continue to make a clearer perspective a difference in the lives of our neighbors and become a catalyst of change at the highest of how we can become possible levels. a catalyst of change.

This is the vision we share — A Peninsula Family Service that adapts and grows, that Alvin L. Royse

PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE | 5 80 families who are homeless served at our Haven Child Development Center

EARLY LEARNING

Our full-day, year-round Early Learning program Based on a family-success approach, we help families Early Learning while also giving Peninsula Family offers the most vulnerable children of our community access the services they need so their children can thrive. Service the opportunity to elevate the quality of service the tools and support they need to realize their full From family engagement activities that can be done at provided to our community. The program includes potential. This program is focused on children ages home to a STEM-focused curriculum, we include a vast tuition reimbursement, academic support, financial aid birth to five years old. Additionally, we have one array of services in our program, such as: behavioral counseling, and a scholarship to pursue or complete an after-school/summer program in South San Francisco, health screenings, medical and dental check-ups, and Early Learning–related Bachelor’s Degree. serving children up to 13 years of age. nutritious meals so children at Peninsula Family Service can achieve their developmental milestones We are very thankful to the Mark and Liz We are present from Daly City to Menlo Park, covering and be ready for kindergarten. Vorsatz Fund and an Anonymous Family the Peninsula with nine child development centers. We Foundation for their support which launched have sites that specialize in teen parents and families This year, we are proud to announce that we completed the Teacher Lift program, and invite you to who are homeless. year one of the Teacher Lift program, an initiative read the following inspiring story about one of that allows our teachers to further their education in our first Teacher Lift participants.

6 | PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE A NEW RECIPE FOR LIFE { LIBERTY’S STORY }

LIBERTY JOINED PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE IN “We need to remember that the children we serve don’t 2016 as a substitute teacher. A pastry chef by trade, she always get the care and love they need at home. Our switched careers in search of a better balance between families have been through a lot, and their children work and home life. At our organization, Liberty feels bear the weight of that stress. Providing a safe and she has found just the right place. “When I first joined, loving space for them is very important for me.” Every With the Teacher Lift I was surprised at how many people cared about me as day, Liberty provides these children with a place where an individual, not just as an employee. My work here is they can learn, dream, feel safe, and have the same program, Peninsula so full of heart. There is passion in every teacher that I opportunities as other babies. Family Service is thinking work with. We are part of one big family that supports and cares for each other, and we make a difference Liberty is grateful for those making education strategically about what every single day.” affordable for our teachers. “Navigating financial aid, transcript requirements, and juggling work is best for the children Liberty aims to be that teacher we all remember responsibilities can be daunting. At Peninsula Family and for the community growing up. Thanks to the support of generous Service we get support with all that. Your investment donors like you, Liberty will continue her professional in our education is really an investment in the future of in the long term. Better development. She will pursue a Bachelor’s Degree our community, and I deeply thank you.” in Child Development through a new program that teachers and quality provides our teachers financial support, academic coaching, and work flexibility: the Peninsula Family Early Learning are the Service Teacher Lift program. “I start school in the key to our success as fall at San Francisco State University. Being a working student is difficult but Peninsula Family Service is a community. giving me the tools and flexibility I need to pursue my dream and succeed.”

Liberty currently specializes in working with infants. As she does so, she always goes back to a quote someone shared with her, “I put a lawyer to sleep Our Early Learning program wishes to thank today. I fed a police officer. I read to a nurse. I dressed the Foothill Auxiliary to Peninsula Family a firefighter. I fixed the hair of a doctor.” And she is right. While we might think of them as just babies, they Service, Palo Alto Weekly Holiday Fund, and have their whole lives ahead of them. Liberty helps Sunlight Giving for their support in fiscal build that future. Liberty helps build the future of our children year 17-18.

PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE | 7 78% of DriveForward participants reduced their need for government assistance

FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENT

In fiscal year 17-18, our Financial Empowerment Our DriveForward vehicle loan program continues Our various Second Careers employment programs program provided financial education workshops to help families reduce their daily commute to spend served over 1,200 mature workers last fiscal year. for 400 individuals and families. These workshops more quality time together, access better employment One-on-one discussions and group workshops on make it easy for people to learn how to improve their and educational opportunities, and increase their topics such as career coaching, resume development, credit scores, budget and save for future goals. credit scores with on-time monthly payments. With and intergenerational communication helped more your contributions, 50 individuals and families than 100 older adults find jobs. In June 2018, we also held a successful Peninsula benefited from this program, totaling nearly $500,000 Family Service Thought Leader Series event on in life-changing loans. We invite you to read the story of Financial Education. The event included speakers from Cassandra, a successful participant of our a variety of sectors and was made possible by U.S. In partnership with Mission Asset Fund, we created Mature Worker program who now works for Bank, Community Foundation, and San five Lending Circles offering almost $20,000 in a technology company. Mateo Credit Union. no-cost loans, helping 43 families build a stronger foundation for their financial stability.

8 | PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE THE COURAGE TO STAY { CASSANDRA’S STORY }

IF THERE WAS ONE THING CASSANDRA WAS Cassandra still gets together with some of the Mature certain of, it was that her position as a mid-level Worker program members, and together they explore manager at a global computer peripherals company the hard realities that older adult workers face when guaranteed her stay in the Bay Area. Born and raised looking for a new job. “We try to get together and here, she never dreamed of leaving. just touch base on how everyone’s doing. The Mature Worker program helps you know that you are not in One morning, she was informed that her position this alone. We know that ageism is real, but we are not was being relocated to Texas. Immediately, she chose going to give up. Together, we figure out how to work to stay. “I did not think twice. I had lived here my around it, and stay positive.” whole life. I did what I thought best for my kids.” Peninsula Family Service and Goldman Sachs With a Master’s degree in in Marketing, a degree in According to Cassandra, this experience has been very CommunityTeamworks during a Second Careers Mechanical Engineering, and more than two decades valuable for her. “Sometimes we stereotype people participant coaching event of experience in the technology industry, Cassandra into what roles they should be in. The Mature Worker assumed it was just a matter of time for her to land a program gives exposure to possibilities, and it provides similar role. support to open doors and change our lives.”

After struggling to find a job, Cassandra learned about the Mature Worker program. This partnership between Peninsula Family Service and NOVA Workforce Services in Santa Clara focuses on providing 32 job coaching, resume assistance and one-on-one Median age at prominent and group workshops that help older adults navigate the job search past age 50 in order to get back in the Silicon Valley companies workforce and thrive. Some of Peninsula Family Service’s Financial

Cassandra found the workshops at NOVA to be critical Empowerment programs are made possible to her success. “By learning about the workforce, we in part by grants and partnerships with the can adjust our own approaches in positive ways and California Wellness Foundation, the County help dispel the stereotypes about mature workers.” of Santa Clara, the County of San Mateo, After a few months, Cassandra found an opportunity Goldman Sachs Community TeamWorks, with a major technology company. “I have a MUFG Union Bank Foundation, the National combination of skills that was difficult for this company 64 Council on Aging, the County of Santa Clara, to find and I am interested in the business as well, so it Median age of our is a win-win situation. The group is great, diverse and the Silicon Valley Community Foundation, with a variety of backgrounds.” and U.S. Bank Foundation. Second Career participants

PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE | 9 400over vulnerable and isolated older adults received Senior Peer Counseling

OLDER ADULT SERVICES

The Older Adult Services program celebrated very were reached through our web directory, in-person visits, County—Redwood City, Daly City, and Pacifica. important milestones this year. In June, we took part and navigators stationed in libraries, hospitals, and This initiative is being spearheaded by Supervisors in celebrating the first anniversary of the San Mateo community centers. David J. Canepa and Warren Slocum. PRIDE Center, a collaboration between Peninsula Family Service, Daly City Partnership, the Outlet of Adolescent In fall 2017, the Age-Friendly Cities Summit marked the This is a great example of the community Counseling Services and StarVista. This is the first kick-off of our Thought Leader Series. This event helped coming together to make a lasting positive LGBTQ+ center in the city of San Mateo, and our focus is ignite the conversation around how we could make cities impact in the places where we live. We invite to provide counseling and activities for older adults that in San Mateo County more age-friendly. As a result of you to read our story about another new identify as LGBTQ+ in this intergenerational center. partnerships fostered through the Summit, on July 10, partnership that will bring guidance to our 2018, the Board of Supervisors of San Mateo County older adult population on how to live a healthy, The 70 Strong program partnership with the Sequoia passed a funding measure to initiate a pilot project to sustainable life through gardening. Healthcare District continues to expand and reach more pursue the World Health Organization’s (WHO) “Age- of our neighbors. Last fiscal year, more than 8,000 people Friendly City” certification for three cities in San Mateo

10 | PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE ROOTING HEALTHY, SUSTAINABLE LIVING

JOHN WAS A MASTER GARDENER IN HIS NATIVE in a way that is environmentally sustainable. Michigan. Thirty-five years ago he moved to Silicon It is a great way to grow wonderful things for Valley and had to put his gardening on hold. Once their enjoyment.” retired, he became a UC Master Gardener in 2015. Regarding working with Peninsula Family UC Master Gardeners are trained to teach Service, John says, “We are very glad to partner sustainable, healthy gardening to home gardeners. with an organization that understands and has a “We strive to create healthy communities, healthy deep connection with our community, and are plants, and therefore healthy people,” says John. The very grateful to share our gardening knowledge Master Gardening Program teaches primarily adults, and expertise.” but serves everyone from ages six to 96 and beyond. Our Older Adult participants working in the garden at Fair Oaks with John and Susan Susan Houston, Peninsula Family Service Vice Speaking about the partnership with Peninsula President of Older Adult Services, makes it clear that Family Service, he mentions: “We had a UC Master the organization is grateful for this partnership. “It Gardener Program booth at the 70 Strong program is a great addition to our program at Fair Oaks. We launch. We met with Susan Houston and talked are certain it will inspire our older adult participants about the possibility to collaborate with the Older to learn about gardening in a sustainable and “We are very glad to partner Adult Services program. After a few initial visits to environmentally responsible way to become happier, the garden at the Fair Oaks Adult Activity Center, healthier people, and to build a stronger community.” with an organization that our partnership began.” understands and has a The collaboration formally began in May 2018. John deep connection with explains: “Initially, we needed to understand more about Peninsula Family Service and the community our community, and are that you serve. Then, we jumped in and started to very grateful to share revitalize the garden at the Fair Oaks Adult Activity Center to make it an inviting place for people to our gardening knowledge come enjoy and learn more about gardening.” and expertise.” Our Older Adult programs are made possible John knows that gardening is a great physical in part by generous grants from Bristol- activity for people; it’s good for the mind, body, - JOHN ANDREWS Myers Squibb, Gilead Sciences, Inc., Kaiser and spirit, as well as for working with other people UC Master Gardener Program of and building community. “By just changing a few Permanente Community Benefit Programs, San Mateo and San Francisco Counties little things in their own home, people can grow the Peninsula Health Care District, and the vegetables and flowers and plants wherever they live Sequoia Healthcare District.

PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE | 11 2018 LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WINNERS: Ken Olivier and Angela Nomellini

When the children of Ken Olivier and Angela Nomellini the Hillsborough Auxiliary to Peninsula Family is thriving and has expanded its scope to reach more were young, they attended Peninsula Family Service’s Service, including as hosts for Auxiliary events, and than 12,000 children, families, individuals, and older early care and preschool program. Thus began a deep their steadfast support for the early learning and other adults across 22 programs in early learning, financial involvement with the organization that has lasted for programs Peninsula Family Service provides. empowerment, and older adult services. almost 20 years. For example, Ken and Angela were instrumental in With great gratitude and admiration, this year we Ken and Angela are well-known for a wide range the Peninsula Family Service capital campaign of honor Ken Olivier and Angela Nomellini as Peninsula of personal and professional accomplishments, 2006 to purchase our current headquarters building in Family Service Lifetime Achievement Award Winners. and they are beloved for their devotion to building downtown San Mateo. strong communities in the San Francisco Bay Area. Their leadership for Peninsula Family Service has Without Ken and Angela, Peninsula Family Thank you, Ken & Angela! included Ken’s participation on the Peninsula Family Service might not exist today. Instead, due to their Service Board, Angela and Ken’s involvement with involvement and leadership, Peninsula Family Service

12 | PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE COMMUNITY PARTNERS OF THE YEAR { OUR AUXILIARIES }

Peninsula Family Service is fortunate to count on The Red-Car-Bel Auxiliary supports the mission three groups of philanthropists that are truly invested of Peninsula Family Service through the operation of in our community. They work hard every day, raising a resale shop in downtown San Carlos. This year, they critical funds and spreading the word about the work celebrate their 50th year supporting our community. that we do. With tenacity and passion, they help us “The Family Tree” has become a landmark of the city, open the doors of opportunity and change the lives of and the sales of their new and next-to-new donated our participants, not only as donors themselves, but items has raised close to $2M since they opened their also as some of our most passionate ambassadors. doors in 1968. If you would like to donate new or next- to-new items, please call the shop at (650) 592-6150 Altogether, these groups of leading ladies have before you go. They welcome your donations. been with us for more than a century. And their hard work and commitment to those most in need The Family Tree are astounding. The fundraising efforts led by the 1589 Laurel St., San Carlos, CA 94070 Foothill, Hillsborough, and Red-Car-Bel Auxiliaries to Peninsula Family Service this past year resulted in a From a black-tie Gala to exquisite floral staggering total of more than $500,000. demonstrations, and an iconic vintage store, our Auxiliaries generate vital funding in ways that clearly The Foothill Auxiliary Co-presidents The Hillsborough Auxiliary was founded in 1964 show their creativity and their passion. This, among and it is the longest standing of our three auxiliaries. countless small acts of kindness, have made our three They are experts in creating signature events such as auxiliaries the clear choice of Peninsula Family Service their Thanks for Giving luncheon and their annual for our 2018 Community Partners of the Year. black-tie Gala. These events are now traditions that raise critical funds to support our operations and annual Fund-A-Need. www.hapfs.org Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your The Foothill Auxiliary founding members are daughters of the former Valley Auxiliary members. commitment to making a Foothill Auxiliary carries on their tradition of support through year-round activities, including their annual difference in the lives of benefit, Holidays on a High Note. They also collaborate local children, families, and with us in activities that support our most vulnerable participants, such as providing backpacks for older adults. graduating preschoolers and gym equipment to help children increase their gross motor skills. www.fapfs.org The Hillsborough and Red-Car-Bel Auxiliary leaders

PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE | 13 ENGAGEMENT SURVEY

As part of our Strategic Planning process, we compiled overhead cost and programs that answer the needs of a survey that would help us gain input from our the community are compelling reasons for donors and donors, volunteers, and the general community volunteers to support the mission of our organization. about their familiarity with our organization and our programs, their interest in different We would like to thank you for providing these valuable BECOME A PART engagement opportunities, and their preferred insights, which will help us bring more relevant communication channels. communications to you. We also invite you to continue OF OUR FAMILY! providing your feedback. We will always be happy to hear The results from that survey are valuable because they what you think about our efforts and your ideas on how help us understand the perspectives and opinions of we can become more relevant and effective. Volunteers are the heart of many who have long shared in the mission of Peninsula Peninsula Family Service. They Family Service, as well as those who are part of our To send your comments, write to Marijose Alvarado, support our cause every year community but are new to who we are and what we do. Communications and Marketing Manager, at [email protected] or via postal by using their time and effort The voices of those of you who responded are helping mail at 24 Second Ave., San Mateo CA, 94401. Do to build a better, more inclusive us set our direction for the future in areas ranging from expect that surveys are now part of our ongoing community. Join the family communications to events to engagement opportunities. communications plan. Please let us hear from you—you and make a difference in one of help us build the brightest future for Peninsula Family You told us you would like to learn more about our Service and all we serve. our core areas: Early Learning, different program areas and the people that we serve. Financial Empowerment, or Older You told us the types of events you would like to Adult Services. With 22 programs participate in, and whether or not you would also be interested in volunteering. Regarding communication in 21 locations and 1 virtual site, topics, Peninsula Family Service facts and figures are volunteering opportunities abound! at the top of the interest list, with participant stories and older adult program updates in a close second IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO VOLUNTEER place. We have heard from you who completed the Survey that you prefer e-mail and online newsletters, WITH PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE, with direct mail in second place. In terms of frequency, VISIT OUR WEBSITE: quarterly e-mails and newsletters seem to be the www.peninsulafamilyservice.org/volunteer preferred option among all respondents. OR SEND AN EMAIL TO: [email protected]. You told us that Peninsula Family Service is seen as an organization that is effectively run, financially responsible and trusted. You recognize our low Intuit volunteer day at Haven Child Development Center

14 | PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE OUR FINANCIALS

At Peninsula Family Service we believe in transparency and accountability. The charts below provide a snapshot of how your support is distributed. This is a visual representation of how your financial contributions reach the most vulnerable in our community. THE SOBRATO FY 17-18 PROGRAM EXPENSES FY 17-18 REVENUE CHALLENGE IS BACK! 2% 2% TRIPLE the impact of your donation with a 2:1 match from the Sobrato Family Foundation! 13% 17% We have been awarded a 38% challenge grant that could raise more than $360,000 for 15% 17% vulnerable children, families and 55% 18% older adults in our community. 23% But the clock is ticking: we must raise $120,000 in new and increased donations during fiscal EXPENSES: $13,106,526 REVENUE: $13,209,963 year 18-19 to earn a $240,000 55% Early Learning 38% State Contracts match. Invite your friends and 15% Financial Empowerment 23% Local Contracts family to triple their impact 13% Older Adult Services 18% Federal Contracts and make a difference in the 17% Core Support Services, Leadership 17% Philanthropy lives of our neighbors today. and Innovation 2% Client Fees 2% Endowment, Investment, www.peninsulafamilyservice.org/donate In total we spent $13,106,526 of which $10,902,809 (83%) Loan Interest & Other was for program expenses and $2,203,717 (17%) was for core support services, leadership and innovation.

PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE | 15 STRATEGIC PLAN { OUR 2022 VISION }

In September of 2017, Peninsula Family Service making a gift, will help us put this plan into action and embarked on its Strategic Planning process to set the continue opening doors and changing the lives of our UPCOMING course that our organization will follow for the next neighbors for years to come. four years. EVENTS Through surveys and discussions, participants, staff, THOUGHT LEADER SERIES Board and leadership group members, partners, EARLY LEARNING SUMMIT auxiliary members, donors, and volunteers provided Peninsula Family Service October 17, 2018 - 8:30 a.m. valuable insights on where The Mercy Conference Center, Burlingame is today, what they think our focus should be, and how they think we can become more effective and Join and UC Berkeley sustainable in the future. professors, local leaders, and members of the community to learn more about brain Consultants and experts in different fields were also This “roadmap” will help science in the early years, the achievement critical partners in the work led by Heather Cleary, gap before age 5, and how we can Chief Executive Officer and Tessa Solomon, Director us navigate the current professionalize the Early Learning field. of Strategic Initiatives, and provided invaluable economic, political, and guidance and assistance in identifying the areas CIRCLE DONOR where we can have the largest impact. These goals social trends to help APPRECIATION EVENT swill serve as our “roadmap” to navigate the current October 17, 2018 economic, political, and social trends to help our our community thrive. Kohl Mansion, Burlingame community thrive. Peninsula Family Service is fortunate to Building on the efforts of the previous strategic count on the dedicated philanthropy of planning process, the Mission, Vision, and Values of many individuals and community partners our organization remain unchanged. The goals that we who we celebrate at this event. This year, have identified are represented in the graphic on the we also honor Ken Olivier & Angela next page. We have also added an exciting component Nomellini as our Lifetime Achievement to the FY 18-22 Plan: A dashboard of Key Performance Award Winners, and our Foothill, Indicators (KPIs) that will help us gauge our progress Hillsborough and Red-Car-Bel Auxiliaries and more effectively track the impact of our efforts. as our Community Partners of the Year. This Strategic Planning process was made We are excited about the road ahead and we know that possible through the support of the Sand you are too. Your support, whether through joining an Hill Foundation and the Silicon Valley auxiliary, volunteering your time or expertise, or by Community Foundation.

16 | PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE OPENING DOORS, CHANGING LIVES STRATEGIC PLAN { OUR 2022 VISION }

MISSION CTFUL and SU VALUES: MPA STA Peninsula Family S: I IN INTEGRITY AL AB We hold ourselves accountable Service strengthens the O L to the highest ethical and G E community by professional standards. providing children, RESPECT We treat everyone with families and older Foster a healthy, Be a recognized dignity, modeling adults the support and positive work leader in courtesy and civility. environment. the community. tools to realize their full COMPASSION XILIARI AU ES We strive to understand the potential and lead S, , R DVISOR D life experiences, perspectives E A Y O d C N healthy, stable lives. N n TAFF O and interests of others. a S O T U R D R N R A S C P A

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L B PARTICIPANTS VALUES: DIVERSITY We welcome all without regard to race, ethnicity, religion, country of origin, age, language, abilities, sexual Deliver high orientation or gender. Achieve long quality programs term financial aligned with VISION TEAMWORK stability. community We envision a We work collaboratively needs. to deliver services and community where solve problems. G opportunity, financial O E A BL stability, and wellness ADAPTABILITY LS A We monitor changes : IM AIN in our environment and PAC UST are secured for all. plan accordingly. TFUL and S

SAMPLE MEASURES Kindergarten Increase Improve Older OF SUCCESS 2022 Readiness Credit Scores Adult Nutrition

PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE | 17 PLANNING FOR A LASTING LEGACY

“I wanted to invest in Ruth Wisnom, John quickly made his mark through the long-term, by a legacy plan that includes Peninsula an organization with his generous support and intelligent leadership as Family Service. Possible vehicles of legacy giving real staying power, and a (former) member of the Board of Directors and a include: 1) A simple bequest; 2) listing Peninsula Peninsula Family Service (current) Advisory Council member. Family Service as a total or partial beneficiary of a has that in spades.” So life insurance plan or retirement plan; 3) fulfilling spoke John Carver about When John chose to include Peninsula Family Service required distribution rules for IRAs for those age 70 his decision to include as a beneficiary to his charitable remainder trust, he ½ and older; 4) gifts that provide lifetime income Peninsula Family Service also joined the Legacy Partners program. “Through and more. In all cases, please consult with your in his estate plan and a charitable remainder trust, I made a meaningful estate planning advisor. ensure that his philanthropic vision and impact are felt donation, received a charitable deduction at the time I for years to come. created the trust, and I receive lifetime income.” FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Deborah Miller, Vice President of Advancement Originally introduced to Peninsula Family Service There are multiple ways to meet your goals for yourself [email protected] by 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award winner, and your family, and strengthen our community over (650) 403-4300, Ext. 4412

IN MEMORIAM { A CELEBRATION OF LIFE }

Aron H. Hoffman } A beloved member of our Aron’s dedication to those who need it most will live on as projects until his passing. He was a presence in our local organizational family, Aron Hershel Hoffman, passed his family continues the legacy of his work. community, and served on the board of Peninsula Family away peacefully on March 30, 2018. Aron had a strong Service for many years. His contribution of a building sense for numbers, a collaborative style, and an aptitude Roland Lampert } Peninsula Family Service will in 1998 helped address critical facility needs and lay the for big-picture thinking that characterized the rest of his deeply miss Roland Lampert, a long-time supporter and foundation of who we are today. professional life as an Accountant and Public Servant. friend who passed away at age 93 on December 29, Aron met his beloved wife Linda in San Francisco during 2017 in Redwood City, California. Margaret Ann Niven } Margaret Ann Niven is fondly an audit and after a few months they were married for the remembered for her years of service as both a Valley next 48 blissful years. Roland was born May 6, 1924 in San Mateo, California Auxiliary member and as Director of Development to Masha and Israel Lampert. He was a San Francisco for Peninsula Family Service, raising money for our Aron’s commitment to his community was a constant Bay Area resident until 1942, when he enlisted in the programs for children and family counseling services. hallmark throughout his life. He sat on the boards of Navy and moved to Chicago. He returned to finish his In later years, she was a member of our Older Adult numerous local organizations, was a committed Rotarian, studies at UC Berkeley and married in 1948, raising Advisory Committee. was elected to the San Mateo City Council, and served as three children with his wife, Audrey. the Mayor of San Mateo in 1984 and 1985. He had a great We thank you for your kind donations received appreciation for our Older Adult Services program. Roland was one of the first developers in Silicon Valley in memory of our friends. and was still very much involved in his own real estate

18 | PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE DONOR LISTING { THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS }

Visionary Circle Khristine and Gordy Holterman Janet and Carl Martin Adrienne Leigh-Schubiner and Heather and Colin Cleary Maryellie and Rupert Johnson Kathryn and John Milligan Dr. Jeff Schubiner Estate of Lawrence H. Cook ($100,000+) Diane Kounalakis and Jeff Baxter Cheryl and Vincent Muzzi Judi and William Littell Maria and Martin Damp Kenneth Olivier and Angela Nomellini Emily Leisy Martha and PJ Nora Nicole and Dale Lum Jane and Thomas David Anthony McCusker Joann and Matthew Reidy Nancy and Torstein Lund Laura Davidson and Mike Denicola Humanitarian Circle Kellie and Jim Meyers Lilli Rey Shannon Lyons Lena and William Dawson ($50,000+) Jill and Tom Pulley Patti and Rusty Rueff Claire and David Mariani Pam and Wayne Dewald Sandra McLellan Behling and The Raiser Family Colleen and Phil Saglimbeni Charlotte and Jeffrey McFadden Alison and John Draper David Behling Patti Kezerian Rosenthal Joanne Spetz and Zain Saidin Philip McLeod and William Draper III Inger and Norbert Bischofberger Alvin L. Royse Gretchen von Gustlin and Shawn Christianson Brian Drummond Hurlbut-Johnson Charitable Trust Sara and Kyle Ryland Paul R. DeStefano Betsy Jo and Michael Murray Francesca Eastman and Natalie and Ron Lynch Nancy Scheinholtz Carol and Roy Whitfield Denise and John Orwin Edward Goodstein Barbara Scott Katharine and Jeff Wilson Caryl and David Parker Barbara and John Evers Heart of Gold Circle Courtney and Michael Selfridge Ruth Wisnom Elizabeth and Keith Pratt Tracy and David Farella ($25,000+) Meryle Thompson Mike Wong Paula and Doug Raetz Veronica and Robert Faussner Agapi and Bruce Burkard Lynn and Brad Tuthill Erica and Christian Reilly Jill and John Flynn Megan and Joseph Winters Community Circle Nicholas Rogers Kris and Rob Forbes CEO Circle ($1,500+) Candace and Bob Savoie T. Jack Foster, Jr Leadership Circle Marianne and Jim Arbeed Daniel Scales Bobbie and Jamie Gates ($10,000+) Gwendy and Anthony Scampavia Paula and William Gilmartin Anonymous ($2,500+) Carol Malouf Atkeson Anonymous Wendy Atkins-Pattenson and Pearl Anne Seipp Melinda and Michael Glafkides Julie and Jim Borden Patricia Sheline Nancy Goldcamp Susan Bullis Lori and Jeff Adams Phil Pattenson Gail and Dan Alberti Anne and Nick Baxter Lizi Tabet Lynn and Gary Goodman The Glastenbury Foundation Thoren Family Charitable Trust Marsha and Jim Hannay Joanne and Jon Goldstein Stacey and Dean Allara Diana and David Beatson Patricia and Steven Anderson Tierney and Jonathan Beizer Schyler and Ken Tollman Mary Hao Melanie and Kurt Hoefer Sue and Patrick Yang Katie Harkin Linda and Aron* Hoffman and the Cathy and Duncan Beardsley Amy and Carter Bick Gus and Kay Benz Melody and George Butterworth Nora Harkin J.H. Robbins Foundation Sharon and Scott Hartley Elizabeth and Warren Jenson Crickette Brown Glad Donna and Eric Colson Family Circle ($500+) Anonymous (3) Kit and Chuck Henderson Carole Middleton Kristen Sandifer and Charlie Bullock Carol and Arne Croce Penny and Matthew Alexander Betsy Hennings and Don Cameron Betsy and Bill Pace Jude Thornton-Clark and Ian Clark Julie and Kurt de Grosz Patty and Ben* Anixter James Hewlett The Joseph G. Prone Foundation Kellie and Aaron Custino Denise de Ville Bonny and Michael Armacost Albert Horn Elaine and Graham Smith Deva and Gabriel Dalporto Laura and Mark Flessel Lynn and Ralph Armenio Patricia and Bruce Hraba Judy C. Swanson Jean and Duncan Davidson Lorin Flynn and Jack Marsal Miki and William Armstrong Kathy Huber Jessica and Chris Varelas Julie Davis Michele Freed and Gary Sprague Virginia Atkinson Elizabeth and Zachary Hulsey Mark and Liz Vorsatz Fund Joyce and John de Russy Connie and Thomas George Leigh Ann and Henry Bandet Lia and Kamran Kheirolomoom Howard and Betty White Foundation Molly and Chris Dillon Carol and Peter Grassi Gail and John Diserens Carol Hart and Michael Pacelli Betsy and Randall Baum Stephanie Lee Sandra and Ron Duncanson Anne and Eric Hinds Debbie and Ronald Beall Suzanne Legallet Champion Circle Jane and Anthony Ellis Joan and Jeff Holmes Mary Ellen and Tom Benninger Marth and John Leisure ($5,000+) Pandy and John Garvic Ellen and George Hoyem Ann and Jay Benton Rita Levinson and Dr. Arthur Levinson Anonymous Ana and Christopher Grasberger Susan Huetteman Bob and Linnell Binn Family Fund Sherry and Gregory Madding Shannon and Clint Brayton Jamie and Sinclair Hwang Patricia Hunter and Tim Lucey Suzanne Blumenthal and Evelyn McGown and Dean Hafeman Jennifer and Michael Buckley Beth and Luther Izmirian Chris Ireland Stephen Smith Linda McKnight John Carver Mary Jane and William Kelly Kerry Ireland and Joe Herold Elaine and Harry Breeze Andrea and Robert McTamaney Ginn Family Foundation Tracey Lee Linda and Wally Jansen Ana and Scott Brubaker Janice and Steve Meisel Linda and Brian Grasberger Cynthia and Merrill Magowan Greg Kaiser Nancy Child Christine Merritt Wells and Henry Hamilton Family Foundation Kira Klapper and Luke Cirkovic Victoria Chiongbian and Ramon Khu Dolly Owen Miller Deborah and Michael Harrison Doug Magowan Carolyn and Rob Lajoie Shirley Chiu Irene and Paul Miller Joyce and Bill Hetts Gloria and Sam Malouf Marie and Mike Chuang Lewis Miller

PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE | 19 Carol and William Mince Golnar Yazdi Joanie and Greg Cattermole Nancy and Harold Fick Samantha Hoover John and Arlette Rochelle Yonezawa and Lisa and Aniello Cavezza Amy and Enrique Figueroa Dana Horner Monfredini Foundation Stephen Scheifele, M.D. Gordon Chamberlain Vicky Filipczyk Laura and Doug Hosking Davina and Brendan Murphy Fran and Craig Chapman Carol and Brian Fischer Susan Houston Margaret Ann* Niven Helping Hands Circle Stephen Chen Jeanne U. Page Fischer and Tom Huening Liz and Tom O’Connor (up to $500) David Cheon Frank Fischer Meg and Matt Irvin Patricia and Tom Pantazis Anonymous (3) Cliff Chernick Deborah Flaherty Joann Jackson Kathy and Lou Paolino Sally Abel Kannan Chinnasamy Cynthia and Bill Floyd Robert Jacob Suzanne Parsons Jan Abrams Olga and Bruce Choy Janet Fohner Vera Jacobson-Lundeberg Gayle Etienne Pettee and James Pettee Jennifer Allen Marina Clapp Carla Fondrick and Paul Auric Shabnam Jain and Lall Jain Azool Elizabeth and Michael Phillips Robin Allen Amy and Paul Clausing Jennifer Ford Tempe Javitz Martha Phillips Cathy and Bill Anderson Patricia Cluss Carol Ford Ann Jeffries Billie and James Pierce Linda Anderson Sherri and William Coats Winfield Foster Jes Jester Tracie and Lawrence Pon Joyce and Thomas Anthony Lynne and Peter CoBabe Elaine Fraser Sylvia and George Johnson Margaret and Thomas Power Jane Arita Mary Linn Coldiron Hilda and Hal Friedman McArthur Johnson Barbara and D. Paul Regan Michelle and James Avery Danielle and David Cole Arlene Furter Claiborne and Robert Jones Betty Ann and Peter Reinhardt Nalleli Bailon Chapin Cole John Galen Anita and Chris Joy Randy Robinson Pamela and Todd Bakar Lucille Coleman Janis Gallagher Julie Juergens and Erik Budde Holly Rogers and Richard Schoustra Lillian Barden Leslie Colvin Michael Garb Suzanne Juptner Angela and Joerg Rohde Eileen Barry Margaret Conti Mary and Mark Gilles Gay and Harvey Kaplan Susan and John Roos Kathy and Frank Bartaldo Susan and Michael Corsetti Colleen Giovara Sharon Katz Elizabeth Ross Pauline and John Beare Sylvia and Melvin Cosner Sherry and Stephen Goodwin Kathleen and Joseph Kaz Lucy Sam Brian Beattie Nancy and Robin Crawford Steve Goodwin Lisa and Richard Kelaita Lori and Skip Sanzeri Scott Behles William Creekbaum Dorothea and Chuck Gordon Yumiko Kelley Joanne and Stuart Scheinholtz Joselito Belen Diane and Howard Crittenden Arlene and Alan Gould Lisa Kelly Robin and John Schreiber Nancie and David Bennett Joan and John Cronin Katie and Bob Gradwohl Dorothy Kennedy Barb and Win Seipp Penny and Dick Bennett Cheryl Currie Patricia and Tod Gregory Yunhee Kim Debbie Sharp Kristen Benson Linda Cutting and Matthew Ward Helen Greve Denise Kirksey Inessa Shishmanyan and Margaret Berlese and David Goss Shirley and Don Dal Porto Dana Griffin Christine and James Kitch Max Tsotsorin Venkata Hemanth Bevara Carla and Rick Damotta Paul Grishaber Grace Ko Allene Sieling Carine Beysen Juliet Dankmeyer Cynthia Grupp Charles Kobayashi Petra Silton and Michael Listgarten Lydia and Tom Bishop Ann and Richard Darling Filippo Guarino Jo Ellen and Joseph Kodish Judy Simes and Dick Kenarney Judy and Jordan Bloom Leonore Daschbach Beverly and Anthony Guichard Vaikom Krishnan Linda and David Skromme Peggy Bogarat Ethel Davies Marianne and Jeff Guttas Christine and Jeff Krolik Trudy and Wayne Somrak Luisa Borjas Gaye De Benedetti Ann Hadden-Cornelius and Yuliia Kurochka Nancy and Gary Steele Sheila Botein and Dr. David Oakes Judy Decker-Inouye Craig Cornelius Tara Kyle Will Stein Kim and Dave Bottoms Ana Dehi Teymour Haider Ronald Labayan Bev and Andy Stern Susan Bourne Margaret and Reid Dennis Steve Halprin Jeff Lane Elizabeth and Walter Stern Lisa and Grant Bristow Elaine Denys Anne and Larry Hambly Cortney Laugesen Jill and Jeremy Ta Marilee Brooks Christina and James Desjardins Matthew Hamilton Amy Jo and Mark Lavelle Dianne and Tad Taube Debra and Patrick Brown Sheila Dillman Amanda Hansen Anne and Jim LeClair Robin and Phil Taylor Pamela Brown Carol and Harry Dokouzian Isaiah Harf Kimberly Lee Katharine Thompson Pat Buchanan Kathleen Douglas Betsy and Allan Harris Jean and Fred Leonard Sheila and George Tichy Katherine and Roy Bukstein Elizabeth Duff and Jeff Turnbaugh Jane and David Hartley Julie and Andrew Lev Betty and Ted* Tight Paulette and Andrew Bundy Tamsen Duke Tori and Paul Hazelrig, Jr. Louise and Robert Levi Linda and Jay Tinsman Marilyn and Dan Callaghan Carol and Andy Duncan Jennifer Heller Martha Leviant Kathryn and Joseph Toms Joy Campbell Maureen Dunn Catherine P. Hengehold Joan Lewis Ariane and Marc Trimuschat Michelle Capelle Marilyn and Charles Dyer Beatriz Hennessy Debra Leylegian Jen and Ted Ullyot Bliss and Brigitte Carnochan Anne and Steve Englert Charles Henry Leslie and Gary Little Marie and John Violet Noreen Carruthers Trish English Doriane and Walter Heyman Elizabeth Loar Elaine Wallace Sandra Carter Andrea Enright Libby Hill Anne and Guy Longworth Claire and Kenneth Whyburn Joan Cassman and Lois and Edward Everett Jeffrey Hiller Lorena Lopez Kim and Ken Williams Michael Duncheon Tom Fanucchi Eirin Hilton Lawrence Lovett Grace Yang and Dan Terry Suzanne Ferrari Debbie and Bob Hirth Ted Luce

20 | PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE Gloria Luna Merillyn Noren Dianne and Alexander Schilling Arlene and Mitch Wakasa Ethel C. Davies Yvonne Lundquist Karen and George Offen Gretchen Schroeder Deborah G. Walters Carol and Harry Dokouzian Dagny Lyssand Bill O’Leary Barbara and Ralph Schulz Teresa and Jack Watts Lois and Edward Everett Minglu Ma Rose Orbeta Paige Scigliano Marion Weiler Dorothea and Chuck Gordon Mairin Macaluso Chuck Osborn Pablo Sebastian Cynthia and Selwyn Wener Cynthia Grupp Judith and Peter A. MacLaren Ankur Parekh Linda and Allen Secrest Sally and Jay Whaley Bud Jacob and Dianne Penn Margie and Bruce Madding Kathryn Parnes Susan and Richard Seiler Ellen and Nelson Wheeler Martha Leviant Doris Maez Jigish Patel Ruth and Donald* Seiler Carolyn Wilbur Sylvia M. Nelson Luise Maier Gerald Patrick Laura Selig Linda Williams Merillyn Noren The Malaspina Family Barbara Patterson and Nancy Selllers Kris and Edward Willig Carol Roberts Sankarbala Manoharan Dr. Andrew Menkes Mamatha Shankar Margaret and Ronald Winter Linda and Edward Rosen Maria and Adonis Maragakis Linda and Larry Patterson Mary Shea Derry and David Wisnom Ruth Seiler James Markarian Chanel Paulson Pam and Bud Sheble Marilyn and Boris Wolper Partners at Seiler, LLP Aris Markoulis Thomas Pauly Sheri and Philip Shemanski Winnie Wong and S. Michael Chin Susan and Richard Seiler Barbara Marks Patricia and Jack Pepper Maura and Erik Sincoff Patricia and James Woodruff Diane and Michael Vreeburg Anita Seipp Marmaduke Kathleen Pereira Aruna and Jai Singh Justin Wooley and Jean and Richard Zukin Aracely Martinez Orlena Perez Marilyn Slater Staci Bush-Wooley Rebecca Madding Saundra and Mathew Mason Patricia Pickford Claudia Smay Nancy and Michael Wright Jo Ellen and Joseph Kodish James and Renee Masterson Victoria Pilotti Tessa Solomon and Rex Delizo Udaya Bhaskar Yalamanchi Fran and Thomas Mathews James Mathews Reevyn and Richard Pinger Zeynep Sonmez Tasos Zahariadis James Mathews Sean McAvoy Amalia Popall Kristi and Robert Spence Richard and Jean Zukin Elizabeth Miller Lorraine McCarthy Heide and Karl Poppenberg Nancy Spencer Lewis Miller Lynn McGowin Tracey Powell Demetra Sperow *Deceased Margaret Ann Niven Jane and Malcolm McInnis Lani Pringle Nicole Sprague Linda Anderson Scott McMullin Russell Pyne Lisa and Thomas Stephenson Gifts in Memory of: Margaret Conti Isabel and Jeff Mencher Jeanne and Dick Quinlan Rebecca and Bradley Stirn Noyon Berg Tempe Javitz Susan and Gregory Mendell Nancy Radcliffe Kerry Stivaletti Susan Tuttle Doris Maez Elfriede and David Menke Rakesh Raghavan Tricia and Michael Strachan Thomas Bocci Luise Maier Patricia and J.W. Meyer Linda Raj Kiran Subbarao Debbie and Ronald Beall Patricia and J.W. Meyer Tammi and Issa Michael Claudia and Hyrum Ramirez Dayna Sumiyoshi Jose Chavez Elizabeth Ross Linda and Lee Michelson Sally Randall Yvonne Sun Carol and Arne Croce Linda and Jay Tinsman Deborah Miller and Gerald Gowan Ann Rarden Paul Sung Nicole Sprague Agneta Turner Diane Miller Ann and William Regan Amy and Evan Tato Brandon Chernick Kato Reis Marilyn Miller and Darci and Todd Reimund Hugh and Eugenie Taylor Cliff Chernick Brian Beattie Dr. Arthur Miller Maria and Danny Reyes Sara Tevis Jicky and Pete Child Pamela Brown Sandra Miller and Francean and Charles Rible Sylvia Thompson Nancy Child Margaret Conti Dr. Scott G. Miller Jean W. Ringe Stephanie and Eric Tilenius John Duffy Janet Fohner Susann Mirabella Shelley Rintala Stephen Toben Janet Martin Beverly and Anthony Guichard Gwendolyn Mitchell Carol Roberts Elvie Tomacder and Arnie Ferfas Chien Ju Hao Joan Lewis Claire and Harvey Mittler Arazelly Rojas Phuong Ton Mary Hao Margaret Ann Niven Karen and Scott Mobley Linda and Edward Rosen Margaret and John Tormey Aron Hoffman Nancy Sellers Robert Mobley Shelley and Bernard Ross Elizabeth Trujillo Heather and Colin Cleary Stephen Toben Rachel and Gerald Monaco Cindy Rottinghuis Agneta Turner Carol and Arne Croce Sallie and Jay Whaley Scott Monteith Jennifer Rowe Susan Tuttle Maria and Daniel Reyes Bob Sieling Ellen and Warren Moore Marni and Mark Rubin Sallie Van Dyke De Golia Tessa Solomon and Rex Delizo Allene Sieling Nina Mundi Sue and Ralph Russo Clavira Vasquez Antonios and Vasiliki Kounalakis Mary Murphy and Nancy and Magnus Ryde Giselle Velazquez Diane Kounalakis Gifts in Honor of: Vartan M. Ghazarossian Kitti and John Salera Gloria Velez Roland Lampert Juanita Croft Terri Muschott Jennifer and Riyad Salma Aparna Velikkettil Sally Abel Isabel and Jeff Mencher Masako Nagumo Deborah Sanderson-Walker and Pavan Kurapati Venkatesh Kathy and Frank M. Bartaldo, Jr. Susan Duty Barbara Nelson Charlie Walker Michelle and Alejandro Vilchez Lydia and Tom Bishop Laura Selig Sylvia Nelson Doris and John Santana Deborah and J. Anthony Villanueva Lynn and Peter Cobabe James Hannay, Jr. Manisse and Minton Newell Patricia and Steven Sasso Diane and Michael Vreeburg Sibby and Melvin Cosner Marsha and Jim Hannay Barry A. Newman Renee Scherer and Ross Dexter Janet Wagner Shirley and Don Dal Porto

PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE | 21 Khristine Holterman Betsy Pace Agneta Tuner Kathy and Lou Paolino Arne Croce Catherine and Kevin Harvey Karen and Rick McMichael Tessa Solomon Charles Wallace Sallie and Jay Whaley Katie Harkin Elaine Wallace Rachel Monaco Reanne Takara Megan Winters Joselito Belen Janet Tarr Maria Damp Katie Harkin Lorraine McCarthy Ruth Wisnom The Older Adult Program Staff at Susan Bourne Gail and Dan Alberti Peninsula Family Service Bill O’Leary Jane and Anthony Ellis Susan Houston Debbie Thomas Nancy and Harold Fick Danford Foundation

Corporate and Community Partners

Visionary Partner Heart of Gold Partner glassybaby Goldman Sachs Teaspoon San Mateo Palo Alto Weekly Holiday Fund McGuire Real Estate Peninsula United American Bank ($100,000+) ($25,000+) Scheinholtz Associates Presidio Bank Xelay Foundation The Big Lift Anonymous Thelma Doelger Charitable Trust Sit and Be Fit California State Department Foothill Auxiliary to Trina Turk Strong for Life/ Stanford of Education Peninsula Family Service Matching Gift Union Bank Foundation Thompson Brooks County of San Mateo Fund for Shared Insight, Companies Viridian Benefits County of Santa Clara Listen for Good Apple Matching Gifts Program Wardrobe Cleaners Early Head Start Program LifeMoves Leadership Partner Baker McKenzie Whole Foods First 5 San Mateo Peninsula Health Care District ($2,500+) David & Lucile Packard Foundation YMCA Redwood City Hillsborough Auxiliary to California Employment Farallon Capital Peninsula Family Service CEO Partner Development Department Genentech, Inc. Metropolitan Transportation City National Bank Helping Hands Goldman Sachs ($10,000+) Cuvée Wine Cellars Inc. Matching Gifts Commission ABD Insurance & Financial Services Partner (up to $1,500) Danford Foundation AmazonSmile Lending Club National Council on Aging Bohannon Foundation Ksandifer Photography Amici’s East Coast Pizzeria Oracle Corporation NOVA Boston Foundation PayPal Gives Argentinian Food Second Harvest Food Bank Bristol-Myers Squibb Riggs Distributing, Inc. Bonne Sante We make every effort to accurately Self-Help Federal Credit Union City of Daly City Rotary Club of San Mateo Sunrise California Wood Fired Pizza report all gifts made to Peninsula Sequoia Healthcare District Gilead Sciences Foundation Sequoia Health and Congregational Church of San Mateo Family Service for the fiscal Sequoia Union High School District Kaiser Permanente Redwood City Wellness Center Cotiviti year July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018. Silicon Valley Morris Stulsaft Foundation Silicon Valley Bank eScrip Please accept our sincerest Community Foundation U.S. Bank SnapLogic Frank Edwards Company, Inc. apologies for any inadvertent Sobrato Family Foundation Ways to Work Summa Peto Foundation The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation inaccuracies or omissions. Sunlight Giving Wells Fargo Foundation Sutter Mills-Peninsula Medical Center SummerHill Housing Group Intuit, Inc. Contact us at (650) 403-4300 Upward Credit Union TouchPoint Foundation Kasumisou LLC or send us an email to info@ Champion Partner UC Master Gardener Meadow Heights Elementary School peninsulafamilyservice.org to Humanitarian ($5,000+) National Charity League report any corrections to be made Acxiom Giving Partner Noviaris in the digital version of this report. Partner ($50,000+) Anderson Yazdi Hwang Minton Pasta Pasta THANK YOU! Chan Zuckerberg Initiative & Horn ($1,500+) All Natural Stone Picchetti Winery City of Redwood City Atkinson Foundation Arbor Capital Management Populus Group, LLC. NCOA SCSEP Supervisors Boston Private Bank & AutoReportCard Redwood City Rotary Red-Car-Bel Auxiliary to Trust Company Coldwell Banker Charitable Foundation Peninsula Family Service Local Community Fund Foothill College San Mateo Credit Union Sand Hill Foundation First Republic Bank Fox, Shjeflo, Hartley & Babu Seiler LLP George H. Sandy Foundation

22 | PENINSULA FAMILY SERVICE KURT DE GROSZ DAVID P. MARIANI BOARD of DIRECTORS President and Co-Chair, ABD CEO and Founder, AtScale Inc.

ALVIN L. ROYSE GAIL ALBERTI SHARON HARTLEY ANTHONY MCCUSKER Chair Community Volunteer HealthCare Ombudsman/Mediator, Partner with Goodwin Proctor, LLP Retired Managing Partner with Deloitte Kaiser Permanente RALPH ARMENIO MIKE PACELLI BETSY PACE Financial Advisory Consultant SINCLAIR HWANG President, Bay Relations Past Chair Partner, Anderson Yazdi Hwang Management Consultant and Coach LILLIAN BARDEN Minton + Horn, LLP SHAWNEECE STEVENSON Retired Professor of Business Family Success Coach with The KRISTEN SANDIFER LINDA JANSEN Primary School Secretary LUKE CIRKOVIC Vice President for Real Estate with Licensed Clinical Social Worker Regional Vice President at Lending Club ALEJANDRO R. VILCHEZ Collective Health Principal, AV Consulting JEFF ADAMS ELIZABETH JENSON Treasurer MONICA FRUTOS Community Volunteer JUSTIN M. WOOLEY General Partner, Arbor Capital EHS Policy Council President Marketing and Communications Strategist Management RON LYNCH Partner, Sanctuary Wealth Services

HONORARY LIFE ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS COUNCIL

Steven D. Anderson Gwendolyn V. Mitchell Duncan Beardsley Doug Magowan John de Russy Kenneth E. Olivier Bob Binn Karen Malekos-Smith Jill Flynn Austin Sellery John Carver Betty Stern Todd Foster Robert Spence Jean Davidson Dayna Sumiyoshi William O. Hetts Judy Swanson Denise de Ville Brad Tuthill Jean M. Leonard Kirk Syme Frank Espina Bob Webster Patricia E. Martel Ruth Wisnom Bob Falkenberg Jeanette Wheeler Pandy Garvic Golnar Yazdi Diane Kounalakis

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