Annual Report 2017-2018 San Francisco Day School educates, nurtures, and inspires girls and boys of diverse backgrounds to achieve their highest academic and creative potential, to embrace ethical values, and to become active contributors to their communities.
At San Francisco Day School, we believe that when intellect and imagination are intertwined, students delight in the discovery of connection: in their academic and creative pursuits, in their relationships, and in all that they experience here. Every day we help our students emerge as flexible, resourceful learners. Because when we do, our students light up with the call and capacity to take on the complexities of their day and of a diverse world. 2 4 Letter from Head of School 22 Parents Association 6 Faculty Milestones 24 SF Day Fest 8 Alumni Council/Year in Review 26 Your Support at Work 10 Alumni Spotlight 28 Financial Highlights 12 Alumni Class Notes 30 Annual Fund 14 Alumni Matriculation 36 Gifts by Constituency 16 Community Celebrations 42 Endowment 18 Board Year-in-Review 46 Breakthrough SF 20 New Trustees 55 Acknowledgments & Credits From the Head of School, Dr. Mike Walker
Among a scenic workshops and conferences to deepen their backdrop of towering expertise, expand their knowledge, and improve redwoods and rolling their professional practice. The topics were as ocean waves, the faculty varied and diverse as the locations, including kicked off this school year Connected Learning at MIT, UDL Symposium with a one-day retreat to “Empowering Learners” at Harvard University, the Marin Headlands. Art of Tinkering at the Exploratorium in San The cool fresh air was a Francisco, and Equity Design Lab: Culturally wonderful way to refresh Responsive Teaching in Maryland. our understanding of the mission and values of the school, align goals for Our teachers have been sharing their the year, welcome new colleagues, and get experiences and takeaways during faculty reacquainted with each other after a meetings, and our collective learning will rejuvenating summer. continue throughout the year. I have been both inspired and entertained by the teachers’ We used Gallup CliftonStrengths, an assessment reflections and insights as they share how they tool designed to identify individual strengths plan to refine, evolve, and in some cases and talents, to frame the day and school year. transform the curriculum, pedagogy, and We discovered the most common strength in teaching methodologies to more deeply the room was “‘Learner,” a fitting affirmation for understand and advance the learning of their a group of curious educators eager to students. This, combined with the care and continuously improve. After sharing individual support they provide, results in close strengths, we gathered in teams to explore how relationships that inspire and enable the to collectively leverage our talents to further the learning of our students. work we do with students and for families. Ultimately, the goal is to channel these We are profoundly grateful to all of you for your perspectives into how we help students discover, steadfast support of our teachers’ ongoing develop, and further their individual talents, learning and education. Professional strengths, interests, and passions. development both motivates and sparks the growth and learning of the teachers, which To fuel this deep desire for learning, at SF Day immediately and directly impacts and improves Fest 2018, we asked our community to raise the quality of the educational experience of paddles to support professional development. every child at SF Day. On behalf of our entire We were overwhelmed and inspired by your faculty and staff, thank you for all of your generous response. Together we raised $380,000 support and generosity. for professional development and Discounted Tuition, a powerful show of support for our community and teachers’ learning, which we know directly impacts and improves the learning of our students. Sincerely, Mike Walker, Ed.D. Last year we invested $270,000 in our teachers’ Head of School educational and professional growth, placing us at the top of our INDEX peer schools. In 2017-18, faculty and staff attended over 30 different 4
Faculty Milestones
San Francisco Day School could not be the supportive, creative, and nurturing place it is without the presence of our exceptional faculty. Thank you to all of our teachers and staff who celebrated milestone anniversaries with us this past year. We asked our teachers to share aspects of our school that they most cherish and enjoy. 5 YEARS
MICHAEL APRIL ESTELA NOAM SCOTT BETH SCHENCK CHRISTOPHER ANEESHA CUTLIFF Bookkeeping Learning Upper School SOKOLOV SRIKAR Security My five years of Specialist Music Director of 4th Grade One of the employment I love working I cherish the Innovation and Teacher things about SF and ten years of with students relationships I Technology What I cherish Day that I enjoy living next door that have such get to have with Something I most about my most are the to SF Day have a thirst for families over an really cherish time at SF Day greetings with been filled with knowledge. I extended period about SF Day is are the students teachers and the incredible am amazed at of time. There the way we are I’ve taught! They families in the energy and how inspired are some all learning from make me laugh morning. I also excitement of they are and in families where I each other every and I love love seeing the the students turn, how they have taught all day. I love it coming to work kids’ smiling and the lasting inspire me to four children in when a student every day. How faces running friendships I learn more. their family! shows me lucky am I to into the school. have built with That’s a lot of something new have so much my co-workers. music! for us all to fun at my job?! explore. 10 20 YEARS YEARS
NAOMI RUDOLPH ANDY SHIN STEVE ROBERTS Learning Specialist Executive Director of P.E. Teacher One of the many things that I love Breakthrough I love the students, the parents, and about this school is collaborating I appreciate the generosity of my co-workers. I appreciate having with a group of highly educated, this community. There is a the freedom to create programs, motivated, and inspiring willingness to share space, time, share my passions, and showcase educators. and every possible resource in student talent in a variety of venues. support of the students and SF Day has SO much talent! I am teachers that Breakthrough inspired every day. serves. That level of support is rare and makes such a difference. CELEBRATING JOEL YOUNG
30 For thirty years, Joel Young 5 YEARS brought history alive for YEARS generations of students at SF Day. His vibrant teaching style and wry sensibility made him a favorite among students and faculty, and MARY O’BRIEN CHERY THOMAS we were delighted to honor him P.E. Teacher Receptionist this past June at his retirement celebration. Thank you to everyone who joined us for the festivities At the end of the 2017-18 school year, Mary O’Brien and Chery Thomas and to those who made a gift to celebrated 30 years with SF Day. We are so grateful to both of them for being the Joel Young Faculty Commons essential members of our community and for their wisdom, love, and humor. & Workspace campaign that will With 60 years of SF Day expertise between them, we asked Mary and Chery be part of the facilities renovation to reflect on their time and share some of their insights. to our campus. Over your 30 years at SF Day, what has remained a constant? Anonymous (2) M: What has remained constant is how important physical education is. Susan and Al Adams Everyone needs the time and space to move, no matter your ability. This is Gabriella Fracchia ‘91 and why I teach what I teach. I have such a passion for physical activity and Christopher Archini sports, and I love being able to share that with my students. Lorraine Rorke Bader Connie Barnett How have you embraced change as SF Day has grown and evolved over Lesley Bunim ‘91 and the years? Michael Jenson Margaret and Charles Charnas C: I like to think that now we are a little older and a little wiser, we embrace John Cranston ‘95 the changes that come with being at SF Day for 30 years. It is exciting to see Jeannie Davis ‘12 how new ideas can make such an impact on a school that is already so great. Tommy Davis ‘96 As long as we remain true to who we are at the core, then that is all that Jamie DeAraujo ‘02 matters. Cindy Quan and Jose DeAraujo Natalie Dunn ‘03 20 What is at the core of SF Day? Allison and Jesse Eisenhardt ‘93 C: We are a family. We are all here to make our school the best it can be for Betsy and Roy Eisenhardt our kids. I think that desire to do the very best for our kids has been Julie and Jon Elam maintained throughout our history. I saw it as a parent and still see it as an Melinda Ellis Evers and employee. I’m amazed by what our teachers do for our kids. William Evers Martha Siegel and Adam Elsesser M: Having compassion for each other and genuinely caring for each other. Laura and John Fisher Here, we know that not everyone thinks the same, and we appreciate that Grace Won and Richard Holden we are all different, and there is a place for all of us here at SF Day. I also got Suzanne Titus-Johnson and Kenneth Johnson to watch my daughter go through SF Day, and I know that her strength and Kay Harnish-Ladd and John Ladd her successes in life were built from the foundation she got here. Christine and Stan Mattison What inspires you about working SF Day? Gabrey and Tommy Means Cameron Morris M: The people; I think the people I work with and that I have seen through Grant Morris ‘15 the years are just motivating people. They are intelligent, caring, and they Isabel Morris ‘13 love what they do. I see this in our teachers, and also in the families - I think Caroline Tsen and James Morris our families are awesome! Mary and Patric Powell Sheryl and James Reuben C: Basically I have the best job ever. I get to come to school and play with Carol Ann and J. Nielsen Rogers kids and learn something new every day. Deborah Kamali and Granger Tripp Thank you again to Chery and Mary for everything you have done and Nancy Cushen White and continue to do for SF Day. We love you! Bebo White Sara Myers Yoo ‘91 and David Yoo SF Day Alumni Association
2017-18 Alumni Council The SF Day Alumni Council is made up of alumni spanning 20 graduating years. We are incredibly grateful for their thoughtful leadership and ongoing partnership with our school.
Ezra Berman ‘94 Marisa McCarthy ‘95 Celine Buehl ‘05 Thomas McKinley ‘98 Bagna Braestrup ‘00 Gabriel Peixoto ‘01 Juliet Chaitin-Lefcourt ‘04 Dillon Rogers ‘92, Rebecca Cohn ‘03 Alumni Council President Danielle Dudum-Baxter ‘00 Katharine Rogers ‘92 Jesse Eisenhardt ‘93 Sarah Seegal ‘00 Lexie Fisher George ‘00 Max Wesman ‘97 Kate Halper ‘09 Lilah Wolf ‘00 JC Hanley ‘01 Elena Wong ‘97 Stevie Howell ‘95 Ashley Wilson ‘08 Laura Jones ‘96 Lena Yesowitch ‘03 Sam Lazarus ‘01
Upcoming Alumni Events: December 17, 2018 Young Alumni Basketball Game January 25, 2019 Alumni Event in New York City February 9, 2019 Family Art Afternoon with Karen Richards March 30, 2019 SF Day Fest 2019 June 2, 2019 Class of 2015 Family Reunion 8 For more information, email Lauren Becker at [email protected]. Alumni Year-In-Review
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1 SF Day in NYC 5 Alumni vs. Faculty 8 Happy Hour and Trivia Night In early July of 2017, alumni from Basketball Game In April, the San Francisco Athletic 1994-2008 enjoyed appetizers and In January, we welcomed high Club hosted SF Day alumni for drinks hosted by Sarah Seegal ‘00. school and college alumni back to drinks and trivia. the SF Day court to play the 2 Alumni Council At Work winners of the varsity vs. faculty 9 SF Day Fest: Shine Like a Star In August, the 2017-18 Alumni winter basketball game. Join us Alumni Council members joined Council spent the day on campus this year on Monday, December parents and faculty for SF Day Fest, building out this past year’s 17, 2018 at 3:45 pm. our school’s annual fundraising Alumni Program. dinner. Save the date for SF Day 6 Family Art Event Fest 2019: Saturday, March 30 at 3 Social Service Alumni with Founding Teacher, the Palace Hotel. Assembly Karen Richards Louise Davis Langheier ‘95, Johnny Thank you to Karen Richards for 10 Class of 2014 Reunion Irwin ‘98, Jess Ladd ‘00, and Sam hosting alumni and their families Over 50 alumni and family Molke ‘07 shared their stories of for a creative, memorable members from the class of 2014 volunteering, starting NGOs, and afternoon of making friendship returned to campus to celebrate serving in the United States Air sock puppets. Join us next time their class crossing another Force at our fall all-school on Saturday, February 9, 2019 milestone: high school graduation. assembly. at 1:00 pm. The class of 2015 and their families are invited back to campus on 4 Alumni Reunion 2017 7 Grandparents and Special Sunday, June 2, 2019 from Over 90 guests filled Masonic Friends Day 11:30-1:30 pm. Lobby to celebrate SF Day Alumni SF Day Parent of Alumni Richard Reunion 2017. Special guests from Thieriot visited his grandson in the 11 8th Grade Alumni Breakfast the class of 1992 also celebrated class of 2022 for Grandparents and The soon-to-be-alumni class of their 25th reunion. Special Friends Day. 2018 enjoyed a special breakfast with Alumni Council members before Sally’s Day. Alumni Spotlight
Just Do It: Catching Up with Rebecca Cohn ‘03
Rebecca Cohn is a Strategic Planning Manager for the Global Sportswear Division at Nike, based in Portland, OR. After graduating from San Francisco Day School in 2003, Rebecca attended The Branson School in Marin. She then went on to earn a B.S. in Economics from Trinity College in Hartford, CT, where she was also a four-year letter winner and Captain of the Women’s Basketball team. Following her time at Trinity, Rebecca spent two years as an Investment Banker in New York City before moving back to San Francisco. Rebecca moved to Portland to pursue her dream of working for a company that combined her knowledge of retail and business with her love and passion for all things sport, joining the Nike team in 2016.
How did your time at SF Day with my own personal values. help shape who you are today? Understanding the impact we can have as a global company to My time at SF Day feels so long inspire younger generations to ago, but it’s amazing how much of pursue their passions is incredibly an impact it had on me. The rewarding. Of course, the teachers and community truly occasional Lebron James, Kevin helped seed and nurture my love Durant, or Serena Williams for sports, which continues to be a sighting on campus doesn’t huge part of my life to this day. SF hurt either! Day was the first place I was exposed to team sports, and admittedly P.E. with Ms. O’Brien What keeps you connected and Mr. Chang was my favorite to the school 15 years since class. While not on the playing graduating? field, I always enjoyed math, which Community! It’s amazing that ultimately helped me develop an after so much time away from SF interest in business as I began my Day, the impact remains strong. career in finance. Whether or not I recently caught up with a few of I realized it at the time, SF Day my old classmates while on a trip taught me the importance of to the East Coast and it was as if developing a diverse set of no time had passed. It’s a special interests to continually exercise place that helped me build a the mind and body in strong foundation for years different ways. to come.
What is it like to work for the biggest sports apparel and footwear brand in the world? Amazing! Working for a $35 billion company certainly has its challenges, but I truly feel lucky to come to work every day for a 10 brand whose mission is aligned
Alumni Class Notes
1989 Tiffany High brought her Earlier this year, City Surf Project, Tachina Rudman-Young daughter to campus to visit Ms. co-founded by Johnny Irwin, was is doing great. Happily married to a Thomas in August 2017. She is recognized by the Jefferson sweet, beautiful man, and has two currently living in New Jersey with Awards Foundation. lovely and lively children, 3.5 and her family. 4 6.5 years old. Painting large, happy Michael Valmonte and his abstracts and showing them in 1996 mother, Felicia, visited campus in San Francisco. Willie Adams shares, February. He was accompanied by “Backpacking, hiking, river rafting Joseph Goldstein-Breyer ‘98 and 1991 and skiing fill the time I don’t his son Hugo. 5 Sara Myers Yoo and David Yoo spend teaching 6th grade at welcomed their son Caleb this Head-Royce School. If you can’t be 2000 summer just before big sister Lena in the mountains, life in the East Jess Ladd was a featured recipient started Kindergarten at SF Day as Bay is pretty good.” of the 2018 Skoll Award for Social part of the class of 2027. 1 Entrepreneurship for her work as 1997 the Founder and CEO of Callisto. Nina Willdorf is enjoying coming Sarah Pearce earned tenure as an full circle with her eldest Miriam associate professor of Spanish Courtney Mattison received the joining the SF Day class of ‘22. 2 literature at New York University Joseph C. Palamountain Award for and will hold a fellowship at the young alumni achievement from 1993 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, her alma mater, Skidmore College. Eric Wong volunteered his during the coming academic year. 6 filmmaking skills and created a Sarah’s job lets her spend a lot of video of students and teachers for time in Spain both teaching and 2003 our annual benefit, SF Day Fest.3 doing research. Her first book, The Trevor Hill shares, “After five plus Andalusi Literary and Intellectual years working in the renewable 1994 Tradition, was published last year energy industry in the Bay Area, I Charley Adams started his 12th by Indiana University Press. moved to Boston this fall to get my year teaching 6th grade at Oregon MBA at Harvard Business School.” Episcopal School. 6th graders are 1998 the best! After nine amazing weeks Hannah Weil and Thomas Sam Reider made a guest in the Alaskan wilderness this McKinley welcomed their appearance with the Human summer, Leondra and Charley daughter, Sloane Willa McKinley, Hands Band at an SF Day all- returned to Portland, ready for earlier this year. Thomas is also the school assembly. 7 school - and ski season! new Alumni Council President for the 2018/19-2019/20 term.
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2 4 5 7 2004 2010 2013 Michael Dwyer has been working Luke Hirschhorn caught up with Anna Hall was a horseback riding in the film industry in Los Angeles his kindergarten buddy, Jacob teacher at Four Winds Westward as a development executive for a Frieman ‘18 on the basketball Ho summer camp in Washington few different companies: Cinelou court at SF Day’s Alumni state where she met current SF Films, AtmosphereMM, California Basketball game. 12 Day students Shannon ‘20 and Maple, and After Dark Films. Timmy Murray ‘19, who were Michael was recently an associate Tristan Kemitzis graduated cum campers there this summer. 14 producer on projects including: laude from UCLA with a degree in The Comedian, Phoenix Forgotten, Business Economics and a minor 2014 The Yellow Birds and Nightmare in Entrepreneurship, and is now Sarah Dean graduated from Lick Cinema. working as a Business Planning Wilmerding, and is taking a gap Analyst at Eataly NYC. year before starting school at 2006 Williams College, Class of 2023. Robyn Mandel works as an 2011 Both Sarah and fellow SF Day Admissions Associate at the Sacha McElligott is graduating classmate, Maya Olin ‘14 trekked Presidio Hill School and visited from NYU this year with a major in the John Muir Trail and took this the SF Day campus earlier this Neuroscience and minors in picture at the Mt. Whitney spring. 8 Computer Science and Summit. 15 Mathematics. He is the recipient of 2007 the National Institute of Health’s 2016 Monica Rios visited campus with BP-Endure Fellowship and is Mercer Kriese spent a month her mom and caught up with Ms. currently building predictive studying genetics and biomedical Otero, our SF Day Library Media algorithms for a team at Morgan technology at Brown University Center Director. 9 Stanley. Sacha plans to pursue a over the summer, and now is in PhD in neuroscience in fall 2019. 13 her junior year at International 2008 High School. Ashley Wilson visited campus in 2012 January 2018 and caught up with Drew Scheve shares, “I am 2017 Ms. Thomas, our SF Day currently a junior at Bowdoin Samantha Glickman started receptionist. 10 College, but am spending the year sophomore year at Redwood studying abroad in Aix-en- High School in Larkspur! 2009 Provence, France and Madrid, Hannah Valente delivered Spain!” merchandise for her band, “The She’s,” for our online auction and made sure to see upper school teachers Sabina Piersol and Joel Young. 11
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Class of 2018 Congratulations to the Class of 2018! SF The Bay School of San Francisco Berkshire School Day is proud to have this class attend 16 different high Choate Rosemary Hall schools throughout the country – we pride ourselves on Drew School International High School helping to guide students to find the school that is Lick-Wilmerding High School right for them. We look forward to the graduates’ future Marin Academy The Marin School endeavors and achievements as they embark on their Proof Lab high school careers. Redwood High School Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory Saint Ignatius College Preparatory San Domenico High School Stuart Hall High School University High School The Urban School
Class of 2014 Best wishes to the Class of 2014 as they Arizona State University Boston College conclude their high school careers and pursue new Brown University opportunities. We are proud to have SF Day alumni Chapman University Claremont McKenna College attending colleges and universities all over the country. Columbia University Dartmouth College Duke University Emory University Fordham University Georgetown University Harvard University Middlebury College Northeastern University Pitzer College Santa Clara University Stanford University Syracuse University Tulane University UC Davis University of Chicago University of Wisconsin Washington University in St. Louis Whitman College Williams College Yale University 14
Community Celebrations
Celebrating 37 years of SF Day by thanking many of our founders Last spring, we welcomed teachers and families who helped build SF Day from a dream into a reality that continues to flourish. Founding Head of School Nancy Simon flew in all the way from New England to celebrate with faculty and families who were there from the beginning. We are incredibly grateful to everyone who helped transform SF Day into the special place it is today.
16 Welcoming Madeleine Albright to SF Day On May 2, San Francisco Day School was honored to welcome Madeleine Albright, former US Secretary of State, to our school. Secretary Albright shared her wisdom, experiences, and optimism for our country’s future during a school assembly. As a community, we will cherish Secretary Albright’s generous spirit and insightful words – thank you, Dr. Albright. Board of Trustees Year-in-Review 2017-18
Our 2017-18 academic year was a productive year full of successes and advancements in several key areas. Thank you to our board for their exceptional leadership and investment in our school. We also want to honor and thank Grace Won, who served as a trustee from 2011-2018 and led as board chair from 2015-2018. For seven years, Grace generously lent her deep wisdom, steady presence, and good humor to several committees. By all measures, SF Day has benefited enormously from her unwavering commitment, thought partnership, and expertise. On behalf of our students, teachers, and community - thank you, Grace!
A Financially Sustainable and demonstrate our school’s unique Responsible Future perspective, program, and Our school continues to remain promise. To learn more, please on solid footing, thanks to visit www.sfday.org. sound fiscal management and the philanthropy of our A Campus That is As community. Excellent as the Program n A balanced budget with no A critical aspect of our school’s debt future is the proposed campus n A healthy $28.6 million expansion. As a result of the again, this community has endowment board’s efforts in recent years, shown up for its values by n An annual endowment SF Day submitted its volunteering countless hours of draw of $1.2 million conditional use application to the City and has been gratified its time, by supporting Discounted Tuition, SF Day Fest A Record-breaking by the response of the City and and the Annual Fund, and by Annual Fund our neighbors. Our Master saying yes to initiatives that These indispensable funds Planning Committee will allow faculty, staff and support our teachers and staff, continue to provide news as the administration to grow and Discounted Tuition, and year goes on. learn. By example, we are enriching programs for our showing the students what it students. A Heartfelt Thank You from Grace Won, 2015-18 Board Chair means to be a diverse and n Together, we raised $1.45 Each year, the board manages inclusive community that pulls million, highest in school the exciting transition as together and supports one history trustees roll on and off. This year, another. Thank you for your n 96% of all current families we said goodbye to Tommy commitment to SF Day. participated Davis ‘96, Cathy Dean, Bert n Classes of 2026, 2020, and Galleno, John Hayashi, Janet On a personal note, it has been 2019 each had 100% parent McKinley, Ken McNeely, and a pleasure to serve on the board participation Topher Solmssen. In addition, for the past seven years. I have n Alumni gifts increased by 114% Dillon Rogers ‘92 (Alumni witnessed many changes, but Council President) and Ginny the core of what makes SF Day An Evolved Visual Identity Conner (PA President) ended special remains the same, and I In 2016, SF Day partnered with their terms. The school has been am not just talking about the branding firm, Mission Minded, well-served and is deeply school song. It is the enthusiasm, to conduct a comprehensive fortunate to have had the wise generosity, and curiosity of its messaging review and branding counsel of these leaders. students and the adults around process involving trustees, them that make SF Day a faculty and staff, parents, and As this overview recounts, San wonderful place to learn, and it alumni. In May 2018, SF Day Francisco Day School is thriving. is with optimism for the future proudly launched its new logo Good governance helps make that I say, “GO ‘PHINS!” with a video and website to this possible and your support 18 makes it a reality. Time and
New Trustees 2018-19
Jeremiah Lane time and talent to local Trish Tierney Jeremiah is a organizations 826 Valencia, La Trish co- partner at Cocina, and others. She is also founded WAKE, Kohlberg Kravis co-founder of Wee Society -- a a non-profit Roberts & Co. company that aims to spark kids’ that gets tech where he works imaginations and inspire creativity tools, training in the credit -- where she creates apps, games, and resources business. He and books. Previously, Jill worked to organizations currently serves at Gap Inc. and led communications and activists as a member of the Leveraged for the office of the CEO. She working to advance the rights of Credit Investment Committee, started her career at UC Berkeley women and girls around the oversees an analyst team, and is a as an advisor to undergraduates. globe. Prior to co-founding WAKE, portfolio manager. He joined KKR Jill received her B.A. in journalism Trish was Executive Director of the in 2005 and spent the first nine from Iowa State University and J.D. Institute of International Education years as a research analyst from University of Minnesota Law (IIE) in San Francisco, where she covering different industries before School. She and her husband, founded IIE’s Center for Women’s transitioning to his current Jason Schulte, have twin boys in Leadership Initiatives and edited responsibilities. A native of New second grade at SF Day. the book, Women in the Global York City, Jeremiah moved to San Economy: Leading Social Change. Francisco in 2001 to start his career Tomonori Tani Prior to that, Trish helped bring with JPMorgan. He holds an A.B. Tomonori is a Cisco System’s Networking with honors in history from Partner of Academy Program to the world’s Harvard University. Jeremiah has Capital Group fifty least developed countries. served as co-chair of SF Day’s Companies, Trish spent several years at the Annual Fund for several years. He serving as an World Bank, working on education and his wife, Naomi Meyers, have investment reform and girls’ education in three children at SF Day: a analyst for Asia Africa. Trish also served as an daughter in fifth grade and twins Pacific financial Advisor to the Clinton Global in first grade. institutions and a global portfolio Initiative, and is an ambassador for manager. He has worked in the Same Sky, a foundation that Jill Robertson San Francisco, Hong Kong, and creates employment opportunities Jill is president Tokyo offices of Capital Group for Rwandan women. Trish at Office, an Companies for the last 14 years. obtained her B.A. in English award-winning Before joining Capital Group literature and gender studies from creative studio Companies, he worked for Fidelity University of Notre Dame and her that Investments Japan as an analyst. M.A. in international studies at The collaborates Tomonori was born and raised in John Hopkins University. Trish with Fortune Japan and graduated from Sophia served as co-chair of SF Day’s 100 companies, University, Tokyo, with a B.A. in Annual Fund for several years. She start-ups, and non-profits to craft international economics. During and her husband, Chris Flanagan, brand strategies and design his college years, he worked as a have a daughter in eighth grade experiences. Recognized for full time economist at Profit and a daughter in fourth grade at excellence and innovation, Office Research Center and contributed SF Day, and a son who graduated received the Smithsonian’s Cooper several articles in the Japanese from SF Day in 2017. Hewitt National Design Award, and economic journals. Besides his was honored by First Lady Michelle profession, he is devoted to Obama at the White House. Jill is restoration of government- passionate about donating Office’s designated important cultural properties in Japan. Tomonori has been serving on the board of San Francisco Japanese School since 2017 and served as the chair of the parent association of the school in 2017. He and his wife, Sakiko, have a son in second grade at SF Day, and a one-year-old son. 20 Deirdre Nonaka of the Admissions Committee. Northern California. Additionally, Parents Association President Deirdre and her husband, Scott, he sits on the Board of the Deirdre grew up have a son in seventh grade at SF Bowdoin College Art Museum, the in New Jersey Day and two alumni children (Lily Bowdoin College Athletic and received a ‘16 and Xander ‘18). Department and the Advisory B.A. in East Board of the NYU Center for Real Asian Studies Thomas McKinley ‘98 Estate Finance Research. Thomas from Alumni Council President holds an M.B.A. from New York Middlebury Thomas is a University where he studied College in Vice President finance and real estate and a B.A. Vermont. She spent the early part at Tidewater from Bowdoin College. His parents, of her career in New York City as Capital. His Tom and Janet, have been active the Director of International primary focus is supporters of SF Day, along with Licensing for J.Crew where she acquisitions and his siblings, Sara ‘95 and Kathryn managed all aspects of the capital markets ‘01. Thomas and his wife Hannah company’s businesses in Korea and he sits on welcomed their first child in 2018. and Japan. After moving to San Tidewater’s Investment Francisco in 1999 she switched Committee. Prior to joining focus to market research and Tidewater, Thomas served as a brand management consulting for Director of The Ackman-Ziff Real fashion and textile companies and Estate Group, working on the internet startups developing placement of over $2.0B of debt technology for online retailers. In and equity in projects throughout 2008, her family moved to Tokyo the Bay Area. Thomas is a born and after five years abroad, and raised San Franciscan who returned to San Francisco and to feels passionately about his SF Day. Deirdre served on the community. He is engaged in Board of Directors for Nishimachi numerous philanthropic efforts International School and on the tackling poverty and education parent board of their Japanese throughout the Bay Area. Thomas school in San Mateo. At SF Day she is an active member of The has served as treasurer for the Guardsmen, a San Francisco Parents Association and co-chair charity supporting at risk youth in
Board of Trustees Reed Colley, Chair Rita Abraldes Eric Alt Ron Brown Craig Brumfield Vanessa Cho Ali Diab Andrea Evans Lexie Fisher George ‘00 Wendy Holcombe Jeremiah Lane Gabrey Means Olivia Morgan Matt Murray Nehal Raj Jill Robertson Sarah Stein Tomonari Tani Thatcher Thompson Trish Tierney Adriana Lopez Vermut, Vice Chair Heidi von Allmen Christine Wong Parents Association 2017-18
The word “community” is often used in response to the question, “What makes SF Day so special?” Indeed, when our parents, faculty, students, alumni, grandparents, trustees, and friends come together, the strength and power of our collective school spirit is undeniable, and our depth of generosity is unmatched. The wonderful success of our Annual Fund, Endowment, SF Day Fest, and Raise Your Paddle are each a testament to the steadfast commitment of the SF Day community. With the leadership of our Parents Association and many volunteer committees, we are set for success, and we are so grateful.
PA Executive Committee Library Events President, Ginny Conner Valina Agbabian President Elect, Deirdre Nonaka Marria Cooper Treasurer, Pier Kuehn Ingrid Rechtin Secretary, Catherine Stam Susanne Stolzenberg Diversity and Inclusion Chair, Zefania Preza LINC Community Outreach Chair, Alli Goldstein Amie Nenninger Adrienne Rogers
Admission Parents Education/ Andrea Evans SPEAK Events Lina Garcia Karen Aidem Roja Kamali Margaret Howe Deirdre Nonaka Zefania Preza Parent Group on Diversity and Inclusion Art Mary Rose Fernandez Mary Ann Cryan Zefania Preza
Community Outreach Faculty/Staff Appreciation Jean Covington Holiday Party Amie Nenninger Sara and Tom Byrne
Family Photo Night Shilpa Jain Nikki Murray
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This year, we celebrated the SF Day community by shining a light on the stars among us; these are the people who inspire us and make us shine. In March 2018, our community gathered together at a new venue, The Palace Hotel, to continue its ongoing support of discounted tuition and professional development. We thank all of our volunteers, underwriters, and donors who contributed their invaluable resources to Shine Like a Star and came out to support SF Day’s commitment to affordability and accessibility. Together, we raised over $350,000! Shine On!
24 Co-Chairs Florals Video Production Dokleida Kawaja Nicole Villa Krassner Eric Wong ‘93 Kimberley Tompkins Pettigrew Adrienne Rogers Graphic Design Buddy Day Team Amy and Gil Gershoni Ilana Cohen Online Chair Gershoni Creative Agency Nora Diab Shelly Dolev Raise the Paddle Wine Drive Online Team Gabrey Means Teresa Goodwin Valina Agbabian Amie Nenninger Ginny Conner Spotting Chairs Deirdre Nonaka Wheeler Griffith Phuc Lu Shanon Loftus Harry Maring Special Thanks Heather Mann DJ Kevin Aylene Massman Spotting Team Foxxy Cleopatra Teju Patel Julia Adler-Milstein ‘93 Frame Denim Jenny Raj Dave Anderson Chris Joseph Lisa Busby Nora Roach Underwriting Karen Cook SF Day AEP/Commons Melissa Chadwick Dunn Kathy Markus SF Day Business Office Jennifer Ozanne Ethan Smith SF Day Front Office Maria Verjee Kelly Taggart Scavullo SF Day Tech Office Loren Woo Sybex Photobooth The Red Slips Jamie Yuen-Shore Your Support at Work
Your generosity in the 2017-18 school year directly supported our innovative and dedicated faculty as they advanced the academics, unleashed the designers, nurtured the tinkerers, inspired the musicians, and directed the thespians in all of our students. The qualities of these learning experiences help our students delight in the discovery of connection: in their academic and creative pursuits, in their relationships, and in all that they experience here.
SEPTEMBER software to end bullying, FEBRUARY MAY Our founding values of serving in the military, Third graders combined Madeleine Albright, diversity and inclusion and starting a teen their knowledge of former U.S. Secretary have sustained the SF health non-profit are all music and the science of of State, shared her Day community for 37 ways our alumni model sound to make wisdom, experiences, years. In 2017-18, SF Day the commitment to handmade instruments, and optimism for our offered $1.9 million in community that begins and performed a country’s future during tuition assistance at SF Day. concert with their new a school assembly. Our to 21% of our student instruments. students had the body. DECEMBER opportunity to ask The SF Day robotics MARCH questions and listen to OCTOBER team, Digital Dolphins, Each spring, the Dr. Albright’s stories of All students are competed at the First esteemed citizens of being an immigrant in encouraged to explore Lego League Athens and the Gods of the U.S. and the creative, intellectual, and Qualifying Tournament Mount Olympus importance of empathy. physical endeavors held at Lowell High gather for Greek Night. throughout the school School. As part of the Greek Night is a SF Day JUNE-AUGUST year. Over 85% of team, students had tradition and an example SF Day provides teachers students played on at the opportunity to tinker of interdisciplinary and staff opportunities least one of our 20+ SF and build in class, during collaboration between for professional Day teams this past year recess, and after school. language arts and development in and sharpened their world history. the summer and athletic, leadership, and JANUARY throughout the year. team-building skills. First graders learned APRIL In 2017-18, every faculty about the U.S. Postal Third through eighth and staff member NOVEMBER Service by creating mail graders experience at participated in at least November’s all-school routes throughout least one overnight trip a one professional assembly focused on the school. During their year to explore development program. “service” and featured mapping explorations, personal risk-taking, alumni guests, each first grader visited relationship-building, each with a unique path different rooms across and self-reflection while to serving their campus and became learning about community. Teaching pen pals with various the outdoors. leadership through faculty members. surfing, creating 26
Financial Highlights 2017-18
San Francisco Day School ended the fiscal year with a strong balance sheet, which helps uphold the outstanding educational program and experience for our students. We offer our enduring gratitude for the steadfast support of our community.
Revenues $16,026,693 Expenses $15,679,028
n Tuition and Fees 82% n Instructional Program 53% n Fundraising 10% n Administration 23% n Endowment and Interest 8% n Discounted Tuition 12% n Facilities 6% n Provision for Plant/Depreciation 6%
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Annual Fund 2017-18
Thanks to You
This year, you brought SF Day to higher heights with a record- breaking Annual Fund. Thanks to you, our generous donors and volunteers, we had an incredible year in supporting our school’s Annual Fund Co-Chairs mission and program and raised an unprecedented $1.45 million. Jeremiah Lane and Trish Tierney Here are a few more highlights: Class Captains n Parent participation in the Annual Fund reached 96% Kindergarten n Three grade levels reached 100% parent participation Susie Cranston Hamilton ‘92 and Nicole Mack n Alumni participation saw an increase of 114% First Grade Keri Davidson and Vishal Tayal Our deep gratitude goes to our current parents, trustees, alumni, Second Grade parents of alumni, grandparents, faculty, staff, and friends for Raphael Haas and Rishi Jain supporting the people and programs that make SF Day so special. Third Grade Lateefah Baxter and Aaron Money The Annual Fund is the collective gift of our entire school Fourth Grade community and we thank you for your generosity! Joy Alferness and Jeremiah Lane Fifth Grade With appreciation, Sean Martin and Todd Morris Erin, Lauren, Jamie ‘02, Jamie, and Michelle Sixth Grade Katherine Ladd and SF Day Advancement Team Bettina Steffen Seventh Grade Brian J. Roberts and Trish Tierney Eighth Grade Melissa Buckley and Josh Frieman Faculty & Staff Sarah Hale and Joel Young Alumni Juliet Chaitin-Lefcourt ‘04 and Thomas McKinley ‘98
L-R: Erin Wright-Gandhi, Lauren Becker, Jamie DeAraujo ‘02, Jamie DuBose, and Michelle Phillips 30 Annual Fund Giving by Level
Presidio Spires Yerba Buenas Twin Peaks Katy and Orlando Bravo Joy and Jonathan Alferness Anonymous (7) Wendy Holcombe and Carl Kawaja Jeffrey Gray and Salle Yoo Maggie and Mani Aliabadi Laurie and Josh Olshansky Monique and Martin Kobinger Dr. Kian Beyzavi and Dr. Hamid Amiri Laura and Greg Spivy Christine Wong and Denny Kwon Sally and Gordon Atkinson Sakiko and Tomonori Tani Zoe and William Slocum Tauba Auerbach ‘95 Susan and Christopher Wilkens Christine Padlan and Erich Bagen Silver Dolphins Ann and Chris Baker Shari and Alexander Bard Anonymous Embarcaderos Carol Cunningham-Barron and Katie and Reed Colley Anonymous (3) Hal Barron Inder Dhillon and Ken McNeely Melissa Buckley and Rajesh Atluru Lauren and Nate Belden Beth and Dave Schulte Loretta Choy and Vincent Carey Dhara Amin and Sandeep Bhanot Bettina Steffen and Scott Setrakian Sarah Stein and Michael Cohn Dana and Howard Bloom Jill and Thatcher Thompson Ginny and Ed Conner Mardi Dier Sydney Goldstein and Charles Breyer Randi and Bob Fisher Laura and David Brown Treasure Islanders Nicole Rimpel and Lane Foard Sherri and Edward Bullard Anonymous Amelia and Steve Hirsch Christina Gasper and Michael Burgess Valina and Bryan Agbabian Erica Hitchcock Desouza Courtney Norris and Alex Burnett Claire and Eric Alt Leslie and George Hume Nancy Ann and Jeffrey Bush Mary Rose Fernandez and Ron Brown Tracy and Michael Krilich Chantal and Eli Ceryak Nora and Ali Diab Will Kushner Ladan and Shirzad Chamine Carrie and Stouffer Egan Janelle and Kirk Loevner Laurie Browne and David Chang Laura and John Fisher Molly Wood and Dagny Maidman Tamanna Choudhri and Kent Chatterji Claire and Jeff Fluhr Beth Mulcahy and Thomas Martin Wendy Xa and Stefan Chin Grace Won and Richard Holden Janet and Tom McKinley Jennifer and Adam Ciresi Dokleida and Andrew Kawaja Olivia Morgan and David Plouffe Nancy and Edward Conner Hazel and Michael Kawaja Todd and Christine Morris Beth Cook Gabrey and Tommy Means Nikki and Matt Murray Kate Goldstein-Breyer ‘93 and Jessica and Jason Moment Jenny Pearlman and Jack McDonald Judson Coplan Sasha Novakovich and Raj Moorthy Victoria Traina-Polatnick and George Covington Varsha Rao and Cameron Poetzscher David Polatnick Mary Cranston and Jill Robertson and Jason Schulte Kelle Young and Arvind Rajan Roger Van Craeynest Felicia Chiu and Luke Teeple Heidi Hess and James Rucker Elana O’Reilly and Sean Curran Adriana Lopez Vermut and Blair and Rick Shane Keri and Jeffrey Davidson Aaron Vermut Maria and Tabreez Verjee Tommy Davis ‘96 Melissa and Victor Wang Christina Huizar and Paolo Diaz Barbary Coasters Frances Ho and George Yu Lisa Giannone and Michael Dillingham Anonymous (2) Ying Qian and Chun Ding Carmel Conway and Stephen Duffin Michael Agbabian Buena Vistas Alexandra and Chris Britt Sarina Behera and Brian Feeley Sonal Naik and Promit Bhattacharya Sara and Tom Byrne Carol and Howard Fine Aiko and John de Souza Melissa Chadwick Dunn Sakurako and William Fisher Shelly Dolev Jiyeon and Steven Choi Trish Tierney and Chris Flanagan Teresa Goodwin and Michael Dulworth Cathy and Sandy Dean Jennifer and Matthew Gaarder-Wang Betsy and Roy Eisenhardt Heidi von Allmen and Martin Fichtner Alice Cahan and Fif Ghobadian Dana and Josh Frieman Doris Fisher Chrissy and Chris Ginieczki Gabrielle Toledano and Kurt Gantert Lareina Yee and Humberto Galleno Alli and Kevin Goldstein Kaatri and Douglas Grigg Margaret Howe and Conrad Herrmann Joseph Goldstein-Breyer ‘98 Susie Cranston Hamilton ‘92 and Gabrielle Hull Wheeler and Millen Griffith Russell Hamilton Ki and Pier Kuehn Manisha and Sameer Gulati Risa Stack and Paul Joyce Naomi Meyers and Jeremiah Lane Tamara and Onil Gunawardana Andrea Evans and Christopher Lehane Kathryn and Aaron Money Jennifer and Raphael Haas Parents of Nicola McDermott Jane and Roger Mortimer Ann and Frank Hardenbergh Kimberley Tompkins Pettigrew and Deirdre and Scott Nonaka Dawn and Scott Hartman Stephen Pettigrew Kristina Pilkauske and Jonas Pilkauskas Elisa and John Hayashi Michelle and Andrew Potts Jenny and Nehal Raj Elizabeth Wick and Kenzo Hirose Sally and Toby Rosenblatt Matt and Ingrid Rechtin Anita and Gary Hsueh Mika and Noelle Salmi Toma Ramirez Shilpa and Rishi Jain Marci and Andy Sherman Cami Samuels Catherine Stam and Bryn Jedlic Kim Nakahara and Kenji Treanor Laura Sanchez Lesley Bunim ‘91 and Michael Jensen Bridget O’Rourke and Jeffrey Tucker Jenni and Hassan Zaidi Ashley and Deejae Johnson Sarah White and Christopher Kagay Caroline and Eric Kress Jan and Mike Leight Annual Fund 2017-18
Andrea Sello and A. Clay Leighton Ezra Berman ‘94 Marlys and Charles Everest Sandra Kim and Vitus Leung Stephanie and Howard Berman Katherine Evers ‘08 Anna and Steven Liu Jessica Bernstein Wax ‘92 Rodney Ewing Nicole Alvino Mack and Marcella Anwandter and Tyler Bewley Ellen Burgin and Peter Fair Wolfgang Mack Jesse Biroscak ‘97 Kathleen and Thomas Fazekas Jyl and Jay Marden Jillian Bissell Max Feigenbaum ‘17 Kathleen and William Marden Ruth and Matthew Bissell Steven Feigenbaum ‘16 Sean and Bria Martin Kelly Stiles and Laura Bongiorno Nicole and Mark Fein Aylene and Russell Massmann Randall W. Bowman Grace Feinberg ‘15 Scott Mataya Bagna Braestrup ‘00 Lynn Bunim and Alexander Fetter Mara and Jason McCune Deborah Brenner Liss Marsha Cohen and Robert Feyer Jean Covington and Colby Moore Meredith and Aaron Brill Michelle Phillips and Jason Finau Heather Mann and Aeden Motnyk Melissa Brown Nonna Volfson and Lev Finkelstein The Nelson Family Celine Buehl ‘05 Claire Fisher ‘05 Meagan and Daniel Nye Becky and Ward Bullard ‘92 David Fisher ‘08 Nancy Hoopes and Alison Pachynski Daniel Bunker ‘96 Emma Fisher ‘07 Johanna and Brian Roberts Anu and Tim Cairo Jill Fisher ‘06 Jacquie and Jeremiah Robison Eileen McMahon and Mario Carranza John Fisher ‘03 Adrienne and Dillon Rogers ‘92 Adam Chaitin-Lefcourt ‘99 Michael Fisher ‘11 Farina and Junaid Saiyed Juliet Chaitin-Lefcourt ‘04 Remy A.M. Fisher ‘06 Lisa and Matt Segall Lisa Bradbury Chao and George Chao Sam Fisher ‘03 Peggy Shank Michelle Chen and Seak Chao Paula and Gary Fracchia Sonia and Jim Shelton Catherine Aragon and Trisha Regine Fuerte Bonnie and Michael Sherman Mendel Chernock Jorge Garcia Lisa Grill and James Silver Candy and A. Balfour Chinn Besse Gardner ‘96 Debbie Landres and Ethan Smith Matt Simmons and Vanessa Cho Lexie Fisher George ‘00 and Courtney Cooney and Topher Solmssen Cathleen Cabansag and Daniel Choi Mark George Teresa and Erik Sparks Lisa Busby and Hovey Clark Lisa Inman and Alisa Gilden Maddy and Isaac Stein David Cleary Reggie Gilliard Brady and Bradley Stewart Eleanor Coffelt Sandi and Michael Gilmore Marjorie and Andrew Swain Jennifer Huber and Josh Cohen Sarah and Samuel Go ‘04 Wendy and Michael Walker Rebecca Cohn ‘03 Sandee Blechman and Jane Timberlake and Taylor Walker Sue and Brian Collentine Steven Goldberg Susan Wayland Beverly and Melvin Cook Grady Gordon Emily and Michael Wilkins Marria and Justin Cooper Arlene and David Gottlieb Ilana Cohen and David Zilberman Lisa Coris Karen Cook and Carter Graham Christina and Philip Zimbardo Sarah Costello Courtney Graham Karen Covington Amanda Elliston and John Gray Masonic Partners Harold Cranston Andrea Green Laura and Damian Crosby Megan Buttery Green and Ross Green Anonymous (21) Maria and John Cryan Minette and Isac Gutfreund Tajel Shah and John Abraham Lori Czosnyka Elizabeth Halper ‘11 Monica and Mark Abrahams Dara Kennedy and Brian David Kate Halper ‘09 Susan and Al Adams Marlene David JC Hanley ‘01 Charley Adams ‘94 Paul Davis ‘92 Susan Bailey Harnden and Meghan Adler Louise Davis Langheier ‘95 and David Harnden Annette Allen Jason Langheier Beau Harris Sally Alvino Christine Irsfeld Dawkins and Cissy Harris Gabriella Fracchia ‘91 and Douglas Dawkins Gray Harris ‘90 Christopher Archini Beth DeAraujo ‘99 Jay Harris ‘97 Diana Nelson and John Atwater Jamie DeAraujo ‘02 William Hartman Holly and Len Auerbach Cindy Quan and Jose DeAraujo Mollie Gardner Hector ‘95 Hilary Love Bader and Eric Bader Sara DeAraujo ‘97 Lindsay Anderson and Brian Herrick Lorraine Rorke Bader Daniel DeLuca Lani and Cal Herrmann Laura Baran Christine and Lance Dublin Mark Hertsgaard Susanne Stolzenberg and Jamie DuBose Laura and Charles Hespe Bernard Bauer Michael Dudum ‘10 Will Hespe ‘14 Danielle Dudum-Baxter ‘00 and Josephine Lai Duque Devin Hexner ‘04 Daniel Baxter Michael Duryee-Browner ‘03 Trevor Hill ‘03 Lateefah and Cameron Baxter Susan and Raymond Egan Monica and Ashwin Hira Betsy and Scott Baxter Robert Eifler Irene and Roger Ho Patricia Beck Allison and Jesse Eisenhardt ‘93 Mary and James Holden Sarah Hale and Evan Becker Chuck Elliott Nina and Max Hollein Lauren Becker Roslyn Banish and Paul Epstein Elise Holston Jessica Beckham 32 Marcia Erdle Sophie Hood ‘96 Jordan Hornstein ‘96 Caroline Kremer ‘05 Laura Jones ‘96 and Brian Matthay Stevie Howell ‘95 Michael Kremer ‘03 Courtney Mattison ‘00 Tasha Hudick Tom Krilich Christine and Stan Mattison Alexa and Robert Hull Alison and Bill Kuehn Andrew Maynard Parker Hume ‘92 Michelle Kuroda Leslee Subak and Linda McAllister Monica and Daniel Hunt Katherine and Alex Ladd Karen Dauer McCabe Janice and Thomas Hynes Paula Thompson and Michael Laird Marisa McCarthy ‘95 Amie Nenninger and William Hynes Jeb Lambert ‘92 Kim and Micah McClain Johnny Irwin ‘98 Meredith Landis Stephanie and David McCusker Janice Jackson Mabel Ng and Ki Lau Kathryn McKinley ‘01 Amanda Hughen and John Jackson Maxine and Michael Lavin Sara McKinley ‘95 Alice Jessup Charlie Lazarus ‘06 Hannah Weil and Thomas McKinley ‘98 Linda and Jim Jones Grace Lazarus ‘03 David Medoff ‘09 Nancy and Peder Jones Sam Lazarus ‘01 Dagny Mendelsohn ‘93 Abigail Stewart-Kahn and Honorable Ellen Chaitin and Barbara and Richard Mendelsohn Matt Kahn ‘91 V. Roy Lefcourt Whitney Mendelsohn ‘97
Roja and Masoud Kamali Michelle Leung Kevin Mendoza Rebecca Lewis and Chris Kanelopoulos Jessica Levy ‘02 Ben Miller ‘15 Alyson Kaneshiro Julia Adler-Milstein ‘93 and Ariel Linden Wendy and Jay Miller Pimpapun Ubolpong and Jordan Kanis Kimberley and Wayne Losey Jordan Miller ‘93 Beth Mangini and Jordan Kantor Eleanor Gong and Gary Louie Will Miller ‘13 Shannon Bennett and Durrell Kapan Michelle and Angus MacDonald Zoe Molke ‘04 Ali Kelly ‘05 Eileen Malley Lily and Roger Moment Vieneese Kelly Lynn and Burt Manning Lina Garcia and Carlos Monfiglio Debbi and Morris Kessler Karen and Harry Maring Fiona Montgomery ‘91 Monika Khushf Frank Markus Sam Moussavi John Kim Ilona Marshall Laura and Loren Moyé Brett Klapper ‘08 Phuc Lu and Jonas Marson Rachael Mundon Natalie Klapper ‘04 Linda and Eldon Martin Sasha Mungal Mary Ann Cryan and John Kollins Ann and Robert Martinez Noe and Mel Murphy Betty Miller and Marvin Kolotkin Rodney Martins Elaine and Timothy Murray Annual Fund 2017-18
Lynne and Robert Myers Judith Sansone Max Wesman ‘97 Alejandra de Alba Campomanes and Margarita Cabrera-Scarlata and Kristin Long and Martin West Ayman Naseri Karim Scarlata Judie and Howard Wexler Ellen and David Newman Kelly Taggart Scavullo and Nancy Cushen White and Bebo White David Noyola ‘96 Andrew Scavullo Traylor White Mary O’Brien and Terry McDonald Drew Scheve ‘12 Rita Abraldes and Brie Williams Christine Kim and William O’Connor Jessica Fechtor and Eli Schleifer Sally and Steven Winn Katherine Odlum Phoebe Doering and Sotweed Schneble Christine Winoto Karen and Ken Olshansky Noam Scott Lilah ‘00 and Alex Wolf Mark Ongsiaco Sarah Seegal ‘00 Janet and Art Wong Renée Otero Josh Shald Elena Wong ‘99 Yola and Bora Ozturk Rita and Michael Shannon Khena Wong Jenee and Bedford Palmer Taylor Shaw ‘94 Lauren Wong ‘96 Courtney Parkin Christina Shih MD The Woo Family Roslyn and Lisle Payne Karlo Ng and Andy Shin Erin Wright Gandhi and Koonal Gandhi Gabriel Peixoto ‘01 Leah and Nathaniel Shoaff Elizabeth Schenck and Matthew Wrobel Mamie and Jason Pepper Maryanne and Ted Simmons Erin and Craig Yamamura Lance Fulford and Sanders Pitman Wendy and Bob Singley Cynthia Yang ‘94 Poppins International Alex Slawson ‘90 Hatsy and Thomas Yasukochi Adonica and Freddy Powell Marcia and Norman Sohn Mary and Robert Yee Viridiana Priest Crystal and Christopher Sokolov Abby Snay and Edward Yelin Zoe Quandt ‘99 Sally and Hans Solmssen Lena Yesowitch ‘03 Jill Ramsey and Dean Rader Sharon and John Specht Sara Myers Yoo ‘91 Mrinalini and Raman Raj Shailau Spivak Pamela Yoon Radhika Ramanan Jake Sproull Deborah Bain and Joel Young Jose Ramirez Aneesha Srikar Jamisyn Yuen-Shore Scott Raymond ‘92 Nancy Stearns Katherine and Lucas Zier ‘96 Julia Malkin Reger ‘98 Emily and Matthew Stratton ‘92 Shahab Rejali Michele and Richard Stratton Sadie Renjilian Tristen and Lael Sturm Sheryl and James Reuben Katherine Sullivan Alice and Daniel Reynolds Homa Hanjani and Hadi Tabatabai Yolanda and Ray Reynolds Pallavi Sharma and Vishal Tayal Wairnola and Carlos Rhodriquez Graham Taylor Jacquelyn Richards Christine Edelmann and Ned Teeple Karen P. Richards Chery Thomas Blythe Lang and Matt Rivitz Shirley and Richard Thompson Nora Roach Michelle Hatton and Damon Todd Charlie Robb Elizabeth Reardon and Jason Tognetti Sandra and David Roberts Andrea and Edwin Torres Steve Roberts Elizabeth and Daniel Traub Olivia Robertson ‘04 Cameo Jones and Ronald Tremblay Susan Rochman and Robin Romdalvik Mimi Downes and Granger Tripp Sylvia Rodriguez Douglass Cindy Yang and William Tse Carol Ann and J. Nielsen Rogers Louisa and Ryan Tu Katharine Rogers ‘90 Jeff Turner Marsha Rosenbaum Esme Valette Rhoda and Samuel Rudick Davina Vera Naomi and Coby Rudolph Briana Voss Lynda Sanjurjo-Rutter and Daniel Rutter Betsy Wade Brody and James Wade Alejandra Sanchez Mary Kay Melvin and Christopher Weltzien 34
All Gifts by Constituency 2017-18
Financial gifts to San Parents and Guardians Christine Irsfeld Dawkins and Anonymous (22) Douglas Dawkins Francisco Day School Tajel Shah and John Abraham Aiko and John de Souza are not only greatly Valina and Bryan Agbabian Lane and John Dent Joy and Jonathan Alferness Nora and Ali Diab appreciated, but essential Maggie and Mani Aliabadi Christina Huizar and Paolo Diaz to sustaining the quality Claire and Eric Alt Mardi Dier Dr. Kian Beyzavi and Dr. Hamid Amiri Lisa Giannone and Michael Dillingham and depth of program our Jennie ‘93 and David Anderson Ying Qian and Chun Ding students experience Nicola Miner and Robert Anderson Shelly Dolev Gabriella Fracchia ‘91 and Carmel Conway and Stephen Duffin every day. Christopher Archini Teresa Goodwin and Michael Dulworth Melissa Buckley and Rajesh Atluru Anna Binder and Brian Dunn Hilary Love Bader and Eric Bader Josephine Lai Duque Over the course of the Christine Padlan and Erich Bagen Carrie and Stouffer Egan 2017-18 school year, SF Day Ann and Chris Baker Lisa Kessler and Glenn Egrie Shari and Alexander Bard Amanda Elliston and John Gray parents and guardians, Carol Cunningham Barron and Ellen Burgin and Peter Fair faculty, trustees, alumni, Hal Barron Kathleen and Thomas Fazekas Susanne Stolzenberg and Sarina Behera and Brian Feeley parents of alumni, Bernard Bauer Nicole and Mark Fein grandparents, and friends Lateefah and Cameron Baxter James and Yohko Ferrarelli Sarah Hale and Evan Becker Heidi von Allmen and Martin Fichtner generously gave to a Lauren and Nate Belden Nonna Volfson and Lev Finkelstein number of funds that help Dhara Amin and Sandeep Bhanot Trish Tierney and Chris Flanagan Sonal Naik and Promit Bhattacharya Claire and Jeff Fluhr create an environment of Ruth and Matthew Bissell Nicole Rimpel and Lane Foard collaboration and support Dana and Howard Bloom Dana and Josh Frieman Kelly Stiles and Laura Bongiorno Jennifer and Matthew Gaarder Wang that nurtures and inspires Devon Boyle Lareina Yee and Humberto Galleno every SF Day student. Katy and Orlando Bravo Gabrielle Toledano and Kurt Gantert Alexandra and Chris Britt Alice Cahan and Fif Ghobadian Listed as follows are the Laura and David Brown Lisa Inman and Alisa Gilden names of all the members Mary Rose Fernandez and Ron Brown Chrissy and Chris Ginieczki Christina Gasper and Michael Burgess Alli and Kevin Goldstein of our community who Courtney Norris and Alex Burnett Grady Gordon donated to any fund Nancy Ann and Jeffrey Bush Karen Cook and Carter Graham Sara and Tom Byrne Courtney Graham during the 2017-18 school Anu and Tim Cairo Jeffrey Gray and Salle Yoo year, including the Annual Loretta Choy and Vincent Carey Andrea Green Eileen McMahon and Mario Carranza Wheeler and Millen Griffith Fund, Endowment, Library Chantal and Eli Ceryak Manisha and Sameer Gulati Media Center, Discounted Melissa Chadwick Dunn Tamara and Onil Gunawardana Ladan and Shirzad Chamine Jennifer and Raphael Haas Tuition, and SF Day Fest. Laurie Browne and David Chang Susie Cranston Hamilton ‘92 and Rebekah and George Chang Russell Hamilton Tamanna Choudhri and Kent Chatterji Dawn and Scott Hartman Wendy Xa and Stefan Chin Margaret Howe and Conrad Herrmann Cathleen Cabansag and Daniel Choi Mark Hertsgaard Jiyeon and Steven Choi Monica and Ashwin Hira Jennifer and Adam Ciresi Elizabeth Wick and Kenzo Hirose Lisa Busby and Hovey Clark Amelia and Steve Hirsch Eleanor Coffelt Erica Hitchcock Desouza Jennifer Huber and Josh Cohen Grace Won and Richard Holden Sarah Stein and Michael Cohn Nina and Max Hollein Katie and Reed Colley Anita and Gary Hsueh Ginny and Ed Conner Gabrielle Hull Beth Cook Monica and Daniel Hunt Marria and Justin Cooper Amie Nenninger and William Hynes Lisa Coris Amanda Hughen and John Jackson Karen Covington Shilpa and Rishi Jain Elana O’Reilly and Sean Curran Catherine Stam and Bryn Jedlic Dara Kennedy and Brian David Tracy and Patrick Jennings Keri and Jeffrey Davidson Ashley and Deejae Johnson 36 Risa Stack and Paul Joyce Sarah White and Christopher Kagay Mamie and Jason Pepper Cindy Yang and William Tse Roja and Masoud Kamali Kimberley Tompkins Pettigrew and Louisa and Ryan Tu Rebecca Lewis and Chris Kanelopoulos Stephen Pettigrew Bridget O’Rourke and Jeffrey Tucker Pimpapun Ubolpong and Jordan Kanis Kristina Pilkauske and Jonas Pilkauskas Zefania Preza and Bram Van Riet Beth Mangini and Jordan Kantor Lance Fulford and Sanders Pitman Maria and Tabreez Verjee Shannon Bennett and Durrell Kapan Olivia Morgan and David Plouffe Adriana Lopez Vermut and Dokleida and Andrew Kawaja Varsha Rao and Cameron Poetzscher Aaron Vermut Wendy Holcombe and Carl Kawaja Michelle and Andrew Potts Francesca Vietor Monika Khushf Jill Ramsey and Dean Rader Jane Timberlake and Taylor Walker Monique and Martin Kobinger Jenny and Nehal Raj Melissa and Victor Wang Mary Ann Cryan and John Kollins Kelle Young and Arvind Rajan Mary Kay Melvin and Nicole and Michael Krassner Radhika Ramanan Christopher Weltzien Caroline and Eric Kress Toma Ramirez Kristin Long and Martin West Tracy and Michael Krilich Matt and Ingrid Rechtin Susan and Christopher Wilkens Ki and Pier Kuehn Patricia Cardona and Jorge Recinos Emily and Michael Wilkins Michelle Kuroda Alice and Daniel Reynolds Rita Abraldes and Brie Williams Will Kushner Blythe Lang and Matt Rivitz Christine Winoto Christine Wong and Denny Kwon Charlie Robb The Woo Family Katherine and Alex Ladd Johanna and Brian Roberts Elizabeth Schenck and Naomi Meyers and Jeremiah Lane Jacquie and Jeremiah Robison Matthew Wrobel Andrea Evans and Christopher Lehane Susan Rochman and Robin Romdalvik Erin and Craig Yamamura Sandra Kim and Vitus Leung Adrienne and Dillon Rogers ‘92 Pamela Yoon Julia Adler-Milstein ‘93 and Ariel Linden Heidi Hess and James Rucker Frances Ho and George Yu Anna and Steven Liu Naomi and Coby Rudolph Jenni and Hassan Zaidi Janelle and Kirk Loevner Lynda Sanjurjo-Rutter and Ilana Cohen and David Zilberman Shanon Loftus Daniel Rutter Kimberley and Wayne Losey Farina and Junaid Saiyed Parents and Guardians Michelle and Angus MacDonald Mika and Noelle Salmi of Alumni Nicole Alvino Mack and Cami Samuels Anonymous (4) Wolfgang Mack Laura Sanchez Monica and Mark Abrahams Molly Wood and Dagny Maidman Alejandra Sanchez Susan and Al Adams Jyl and Jay Marden Judith Sansone Annette Allen Karen and Harry Maring Margarita Cabrera-Scarlata and Sally and Gordon Atkinson Kathy and Austin Markus Karim Scarlata Diana Nelson and John Atwater Phuc Lu and Jonas Marson Kelly Taggart Scavullo and Holly and Len Auerbach Sean and Bria Martin Andrew Scavullo Lorraine Rorke Bader Beth Mulcahy and Thomas Martin Jessica Fechtor and Eli Schleifer Stephanie and Howard Berman Ann and Robert Martinez Phoebe Doering and Deborah Brenner Liss Aylene and Russell Massmann Sotweed Schneble Sydney Goldstein* and Charles Breyer Scott Mataya Beth and Dave Schulte Su-Moon Paik and Robert Brown Mara and Jason McCune Jill Robertson and Jason Schulte Sherri and Edward Bullard Parents of Nicola McDermott Lisa and Matt Segall Mikki Bourne and David Bunim Jenny Pearlman and Jack McDonald Bettina Steffen and Scott Setrakian Lisa Bradbury Chao and George Chao Inder Dhillon and Ken McNeely Blair and Rick Shane Michelle Chen and Seak Chao Gabrey and Tommy Means Sonia and Jim Shelton Margaret and Charles Charnas Kevin Mendoza Marci and Andy Sherman Candy and A. Balfour Chinn Jessica and Jason Moment Leah and Nathaniel Shoaff Sue and Brian Collentine Kathryn and Aaron Money Lisa Grill and James Silver Harold Cranston Lina Garcia and Carlos Monfiglio Matt Simmons and Vanessa Cho Mary Cranston and Jean Covington and Colby Moore Zoe and William Slocum Roger Van Craeynest Sasha Novakovich and Raj Moorthy Debbie Landres and Ethan Smith Nancy Cushen White and Bebo White Todd and Christine Morris Crystal and Christopher Sokolov Cathy and Sandy Dean Jane and Roger Mortimer Courtney Cooney and Topher Solmssen Cindy Quan and Jose DeAraujo Heather Mann and Aeden Motnyk Teresa and Erik Sparks Christine and Lance Dublin Rachael Mundon Laura and Greg Spivy Betsy and Roy Eisenhardt Nikki and Matt Murray Brady and Bradley Stewart Chuck Elliott Alejandra de Alba Campomanes Tristen and Lael Sturm Melinda Ellis Evers and William Evers and Ayman Naseri Marjorie and Andrew Swain Martha Siegel and Adam Elsesser Deirdre and Scott Nonaka Sakiko and Tomonori Tani Roslyn Banish and Paul Epstein Christine Kim and William O’Connor Pallavi Sharma and Vishal Tayal Lynn Bunim and Alexander Fetter Laurie and Josh Olshansky Felicia Chiu and Luke Teeple Marsha Cohen and Robert Feyer Jennifer Ozanne and John Butler Jill and Thatcher Thompson Carol and Howard Fine Bora and Yola Ozturk Michelle Hatton and Damon Todd Laura and John Fisher Nancy Hoopes and Alison Pachynski Andrea and Edwin Torres Tejal and Vik Patel Kim Nakahara and Kenji Treanor *deceased
All Gifts by Constituency 2017-18
Randi and Bob Fisher Grandparents Rhoda and Samuel Rudick Rebecca Lewis Sakurako and William Fisher Anonymous Katy and Dave Schulte Ilona Marshall Paula and Gary Fracchia Sally Alvino Joyce and Richard Shane Rodney Martins Sandee Blechman and Betsy and Scott Baxter Peggy Shank Andrew Maynard Steven Goldberg Patricia Beck Rita and Michael Shannon Karen Dauer Kaatri and Douglas Grigg Marie and Ernest Blood Bonnie and Michael Sherman McCabe Minette and Isac Gutfreund Donna and James Bradford Maryanne and Ted Simmons Kim McClain Susan Bailey Harnden and Barbara and John Bruning Marcia and Norman Sohn Sam Moussavi David Harnden Barbara and Ron Ceryak Sally and Hans Solmssen Loren Moyé Cissy Harris Soon and Richard Chang Sharon and John Specht, Jr. Sasha Mungal Elisa and John Hayashi Nancy and Edward Conner Maddy and Isaac Stein Mary O’Brien Laura and Charles Hespe Kathleen and David Cook Elise Stewart Katherine Odlum Leslie and George Hume Beverly and Melvin Cook Christine Edelmann and Mark Ongsiaco Suzanne Titus-Johnson and George Covington Ned Teeple Renée Otero Kenneth Johnson Harold Cranston Hatsy and Thomas Yasukochi Jenee Palmer Nancy and Peder Jones Mary Cranston and Mary and Robert Yee Courtney Parkin Betty Miller and Marvin Kolotkin Roger van Craeynest Michelle Phillips Kay Harnish Ladd and John Ladd Maria and John Cryan Faculty and Staff Adonica Powell Paula Thompson and Michael Laird Marlene David Meghan Adler Viridiana Priest Mabel Ng and Ki Lau Sharon and Mark Dolev Annette Allen Jose Ramirez Honorable Ellen Chaitin and Susan and Raymond Egan Marcella Anwandter Shahab Rejali V. Roy Lefcourt Roslyn Banish and Paul Epstein Catherine Aragon Sadie Renjilian Andrea Sello and A. Clay Leighton Marcia Erdle Laura Baran Jacquelyn Richards Eleanor Gong and Gary Louie Marlys and Charles Everest Lauren Becker Karen P. Richards Eileen Malley Paula and Gary Fracchia Jessica Beckham Nora Roach Christine and Stan Mattison Elizabeth and Humberto Galleno Jillian Bissell Steve Roberts Leslee Subak and Linda McAllister Arlene and David Gottlieb Ruth Bissell Sylvia Rodriguez- Janet and Tom McKinley Ann and Frank Hardenbergh Randall W. Bowman Douglass Barbara and Richard Mendelsohn William Hartman Aaron Brill Naomi Rudolph Wendy and Jay Miller Catherine and James Herlihy Betsy Wade Brody Elizabeth Schenck Caroline Tsen and James Morris Lani and Cal Herrmann Melissa Brown Noam Scott Laura and Loren Moyé Irene and Roger Ho Megan Buttery Green Josh Shald Noe and Mel Murphy Mary and James Holden David Cleary Andy Shin Lynne and Robert Myers Alexa and Robert Hull Eleanor Coffelt Leah Shoaff The Nelson Family Dorothy Hunt Sue Collentine Lea Smith Ellen and David Newman Janice and Thomas Hynes Sarah Costello Christopher Sokolov Meagan and Daniel Nye Janice Jackson Karen Covington Jake Sproull Renée Otero Linda and Jim Jones Damian Crosby Aneesha Srikar Roslyn and Lisle Payne Hazel and Michael Kawaja Lori Czosnyka Vieneese Stanton Victoria Traina Polatnick and David Debbi and Morris Kessler Jamie DeAraujo ‘02 Tristen Sturm Polatnick Catherine and John Kim Daniel DeLuca Katherine Sullivan Adonica and Freddy Powell Tom Krilich Jamie DuBose Graham Taylor Mary and Patric Powell Alison and Bill Kuehn Michael Duryee- Chery Thomas Sheryl and James Reuben Evelyn and Herbert Lassiter Browner ‘03 Jason Tognetti Karen P. Richards Maxine and Michael Lavin Robert Eifler Jeff Turner Carol Ann and J. Nielsen Rogers Jan and Mike Leight Amanda Elliston Esme Valette Marsha Rosenbaum Lynn and Burt Manning Rodney Ewing Davina Vera Sally and Toby Rosenblatt Kathleen and William Marden Trisha Regine Fuerte Briana Voss Christina Shih M.D. Frank Markus Jorge Garcia Michael Walker Deborah Kamali and Kevan Shokat Linda and Eldon Martin Reggie Gilliard Susan Wayland Wendy and Bob Singley Laurie Mazur Fechtor Sandi Gilmore Traylor White Michele and Richard Stratton Lily and Roger Moment Grady Gordon Khena Wong Homa Hanjani and Hadi Tabatabai Evelyn Baca and Carter Graham Erin Wright-Gandhi Chery Thomas Sharon Mullen Andrea Green Joel Young Shirley and Richard Thompson Elaine and Timothy Murray Sarah Hale Jamisyn Yuen-Shore Elizabeth and Daniel Traub Karen and Ken Olshansky Homa Hanjani Cameo Jones and Ronald Tremblay Cynthia Pao Brian Herrick The Tripp-Downes Family Mary and Patric Powell Elise Holston Judie and Howard Wexler Mrinalini and Raman Raj Tasha Hudick Holly Holter and Jay Williams Yolanda and Ray Reynolds Alice Jessup Sally and Steven Winn Wairnola and Alyson Kaneshiro Janet and Art Wong Carlos Rhodriquez Lamat Kateb Abby Snay and Edward Yelin Sandra and David Roberts Meredith Landis Deborah Bain and Joel Young Carol Ann and Michelle Leung 38Christina and Philip Zimbardo J. Nielsen Rogers Jessica Levy ‘02
Current Students Sara Myers Yoo ‘91 Fiona Montgomery ‘91 Olivia Britt ‘23 Katherine and Lucas Zier ‘96 David Noyola ‘96 Bella Dunn ‘22 Gabe Peixoto ‘01 Alumni Giving Circle Olivia Pollak ‘08 Zoe Quandt ‘99 Friends of SF Day Anonymous (3) Charley Adams ‘94 Julia Malkin Reger ‘98 Daniel Abad Danielle Dudum-Baxter ‘00 and Katharine Rogers ‘90 Michael Agbabian Daniel Baxter Drew Scheve ‘12 Luci Baines Johnson Ezra Berman ‘94 Sarah Seegal ‘00 Crichton Clark Jessica Bernstein-Wax ‘92 Taylor Shaw ‘94 Stephanie and David McCusker Jesse Biroscak ‘97 Alex Slawson ‘90 Shailau Spivak Bagna Braestrup ‘00 Emily and Matthew Stratton ‘92 Celine Buehl ‘05 Max Wesman ‘97 ALUMNI Becky and Ward Bullard ‘92 Elena Wong ‘99 Golden Gate Society Daniel Bunker ‘96 Lena Yesowitch ‘03 $250+ or $100+ if graduated in Adam Chaitin-Lefcourt ‘99 last 10 years Juliet Chaitin-Lefcourt ‘04 Former Faculty and Staff Anonymous (3) Rebecca Cohn ‘03 Anonymous Gabriella Fracchia ‘91 and John Cranston ‘95 Connie Barnett Christopher Archini Jeannie Davis ‘12 Julie and Jon Elam Tauba Auerbach ‘95 Paul Davis ‘92 Wendy and Bob Singley Class of 2018 Beth DeAraujo ‘99 Nancy Stearns Kate Goldstein-Breyer ‘93 and Sara DeAraujo ‘97 Judson Coplan Michael Dudum ‘10 Tommy Davis ‘96 Natalie Dunn ‘03 Grandparents of Alumni Emma Dean ‘17 Michael Duryee-Browner ‘03 Doris Fisher Sarah Dean ‘14 Andrew Epstein ‘90 Thomas Dean ‘16 Katherine Evers ‘08 Corporations and Jamie DeAraujo ‘02 David Fisher ‘08 Foundations Allison and Jesse Eisenhardt ‘93 Emma Fisher ‘07 Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, LLC Max Feigenbaum ‘17 Jill Fisher ‘06 Disney Employee Matching Steven Feigenbaum ‘16 Michael Fisher ‘11 Gifts Program Grace Feinberg ‘15 Remy A.M. Fisher ‘06 Elm Street Foundation Claire Fisher ‘05 Sam Fisher ‘03 Goldman Sachs Gives John Fisher ‘03 Sarah and Samuel Go ‘04 Google, Inc. Besse Gardner ‘96 Elizabeth Halper ‘11 Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Lexie Fisher George ‘00 and Kate Halper ‘09 Intel Corporation Mark George Beau Harris Mastercard Joseph Goldstein-Breyer ‘98 Gray Harris ‘90 Microsoft Susie Cranston Hamilton ‘92 and Jay Harris ‘97 Network For Good Russell Hamilton Will Hespe ‘14 Poppins International JC Hanley ‘01 Devin Hexner ‘04 Rubicon United, Inc. Mollie Gardner Hector ‘95 Trevor Hill ‘03 The Colley Foundation Parker Hume ‘92 Sophie Hood ‘96 Lesley Bunim ‘91 and Michael Jensen Jordan Hornstein ‘96 Julia Adler-Milstein ‘93 and Ariel Linden Stevie Howell ‘95 Laura Jones ‘96 and Brian Matthay Johnny Irwin ‘98 Kathryn McKinley ‘01 Abigail Stewart-Kahn and Sara McKinley ‘95 Matt Kahn ‘91 Hannah Weil and Thomas McKinley ‘98 Ali Kelly ‘05 Dagny Mendelsohn ‘93 Brett Klapper ‘08 Whitney Mendelsohn ‘97 Natalie Klapper ‘04 Ben Miller ‘15 Caroline Kremer ‘05 Jordan Miller ‘93 Michael Kremer ‘03 Zoe Molke ‘04 Jeb Lambert ‘92 Cameron Morris Louise Davis Langheier ‘95 and Grant Morris ‘15 Jason Langheier Isabel Morris ‘13 Charlie Lazarus ‘06 Scott Raymond ‘92 Grace Lazarus ‘03 Olivia Robertson ‘04 Sam Lazarus ‘01 Adrienne and Dillon Rogers ‘92 Jessica Levy ‘02 David Schenker ‘04 Courtney Mattison ‘00 Lilah Wolf ‘00 and Alex Wolf Marisa McCarthy ‘95 Lauren Wong ‘96 David Medoff ‘09 Cynthia Yang ‘94 Will Miller ‘13
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SF Day Community Camp EDMO Pet Camp Businesses Castello di Amorosa Photo Archive Alex Crane LLC Celsius and Beyond Planet Granite Anthem Home Children’s Creativity Museum Playball SF Belden Barns Circus Center PREP Bloomers Code Rev Proper Food City Arts & Lectures Contemporary Jewish Museum Rothy’s Coup De Sade Costanoa Roughing It Day Camp Ernesto Catena Vineyards Cultivar San Francisco San Francisco Fencers Club Gershoni Creative Agency Divisadero Touchless Car Wash San Francisco Zoo Glaze Teriyaki Dress Schumacher Photography Grow Marketing DwellWell Scott Baird Lambert Floral Studio Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Sea Glass Fine Art Photography Lisa Coris Designs Flowers Claire Marie SF Moma Lord George Frame Denim Standard 5&10 Ace Natalie Klapper Jewelry Garibaldis Restaurant Suzanne Scott Skin Care Nicole Villa Krassner Floral and Geary Dance Center The Cheesecake Factory Event Design Gilroy Gardens The Laurel Inn Periodontal Dental Practice of Goat Hill Pizza The Marine Mammal Center Dr. Christina Gasper Gott’s Roadside The Marsh Purcell Murray HeidiSays Thomas Fallon Photography Road 22 International Orange Thomas Hickey Fine Painting Stevie Howell Junior Dons Baseball Academy Three Twins Ice Cream San Francisco Athletic Club Kiehl’s on Fillmore Tree Frog Treks Sweet Maple Kilham Farm United Studios of Self Defense The She’s Kleid Design Group Urbansitter Thompson Tax & Associates, LLC Lavation Viceroy L’Ermitage Beverly Hills Lovejoy’s Tea Room Walt Disney Family Museum Lucca Delicatessen Wee Scotty Sewing School Greater San Francisco Madrigal Family Winery White Ink Community Magic Theater Yerba Buena Ice Skating & Mel’s Drive-in Bowling Center A Body of Work Mendel’s Za Pizza Acorn Winery Michelle Nettesheim Photography Acquerello Mission Cliffs Acrosports Mozzarella di Bufala Pizzeria Advanced Wellness Natalie Bowen Designs Alaya New Conservatory Theatre Center Alden Miller Interiors Peace by Piece American Gymnastics Club Baptiste Yoga SF Bay Area Cosmetic Dermatology, Kathleen M. Welsh M.D. Bay Area Discovery Museum Bay Area Shakespeare Camps Berkeley Repertory Theatre Birdies Bix Restaurant Blue Waters Kayaking Booksmith Burma Superstar California Academy of Science 40
HONORARY AND In honor of Alexis Eaton ‘25 In honor of Sally and Toby Rosenblatt MEMORIAL GIFTS Heidi and Josh Eaton Anonymous Adrienne and Dillon Rogers ‘92 In honor of Greg ‘08, Jonathan ‘16, In Honor and Stephanie Elliott ‘11 In honor of Alexandra Sweeney ‘18 In honor of Ishan Abraham ‘18 Chuck Elliott Laura and Joseph Sweeney Tajel Shah and John Abraham In honor of Sonali Feeley ‘18 In honor of Iliana Torres ‘26 In honor of Arman ‘23 and Sarina Behera and Brian Feeley Andrea and Edwin Torres Lori Agbabian ‘20 In honor of Kate ‘93 and In honor of Lois L. Tustin Valina and Bryan Agbabian Joseph Goldstein-Breyer ‘98 Becky and Edward Bullard ‘92 Michael Agbabian Sydney Goldstein and Charles Breyer In honor of Nikolai Varnavski ‘20 In honor of Sahil Bhanot ‘25 In honor of Matthew Gray ‘18 Radhika Ramanan Dhara Amin and Sandeep Bhanot Pamela Yoon In honor of Lindsay Yamamura ‘18 In honor of Annika ‘23 and In honor of Sarah Hale Erin and Craig Yamamura Rohan Bhattacharya ‘27 Wheeler and Millen Griffith Olivia Britt ‘23 Sonal Naik and Promit Bhattacharya In honor of Jack ‘14 and Matt Halper ‘14 In honor of Joel Young In honor of Carl-Peter Braestrup Sheryl and James Reuben Kate Goldstein-Breyer ‘93 and Bagna Braestrup ‘00 Judson Coplan In honor of Katherine Holden ‘18 Margaret and Charles Charnas In honor of Carly Brown ‘14 Mary and John Won Logan Morrow ‘02 Sheryl and James Reuben Mary and James Holden In honor of Ward ‘92 and In honor of Quinn Hsueh ‘26 Wells Bullard ‘95 Anita and Gary Hsueh In Memoriam Sherri and Edward Bullard In memory of Marjan Brown ‘04 In honor of Maggie ‘05, Nick ‘08, and Zoe Molke ‘04 In honor of the Class of 2018 Sam Johnson ‘02 Andrea and Edwin Torres Sandra Kim and Vitus Leung Suzanne Titus-Johnson and Grace Won and Richard Holden Kenneth Johnson In memory of Hildy Burness Lori Czosnyka In honor of Hazel Kawaja Lilah ‘00 and Alex Wolf In honor of Sue Collentine Luci Baines Johnson Ezra Berman ‘94 Shailau Spivak Nancy Cushen White and Bebo White In honor of Benjamin Kollins ‘18 Elena Wong ‘99 In honor of Sydelle Conger Mary Ann Cryan and John Kollins Lauren Wong ‘96 Johnny Irwin ‘98 In honor of Nicole Krassner Jesse Biroscak ‘97 In honor of Ginny Conner, Tommy Davis Sheryl and James Reuben ‘96, Cathy Dean, Humberto Galleno, In memory of Debbie Davis In honor of Cameron Krilich ‘26 John Hayashi, Janet McKinley, Tommy Davis ‘96 Tracy and Michael Krilich Ken McNeely, Dillon Rogers ‘92, and Topher Solmssen In honor of Michelle Leung In memory of Anne Ladd ‘90 Grace Won and Richard Holden Wheeler and Millen Griffith Kay Harnish-Ladd and John Ladd In honor of Jack Loevner ‘23 In honor of Amelia Cook ‘18 In memory of Gary Rader Janelle and Kirk Loevner Beth Cook Jill Ramsey and Dean Rader Jessica Fechtor and Eli Schleifer In honor of Penelope Markus ‘26 In honor of Frema ‘26, Ofeibea ‘24, Frank Markus In memory of Frank Yang and Ohene Dah ‘20 Cynthia Yang ‘94 In honor of Courtney ‘00 and Evelyn Baca and Sharon Mullen Julia Mattison ‘03 In honor of Delphine Damon Christine and Stan Mattison Peggy Barbieri and David Rothman In honor of Ellie ‘16 and Maggie Nye ‘16 In honor of Danny Derringer ‘21 Meagan and Daniel Nye Marlys and Charles Everest In honor of Alexandra ‘19 and Harper Potts ‘21 Maxine and Michael Lavin In honor of Marty Robb ‘21 Charlie Robb SF Day Endowment 2017-18
The school we love was built by generations of people who have lent their time, talents, energy, and financial resources to make SF Day the remarkable place it is today. Generous gifts from parents, parents of alumni, grandparents, faculty, and staff built our $28.6 million endowment, an exceptional achievement for a 37-year-old school. Gifts to SF Day’s endowment are an investment in our long-term financial stability and an opportunity to significantly grow support for our educational programs, our faculty’s professional development, and Discounted Tuition. In 2017-18, the endowment draw provided $1.2 million to support the school’s operating budget. We are grateful for the endowment gifts from families and friends of SF Day to support our effort in maintaining a strong financial standing well into the future.
$31,000,000
$28,000,000
$25,000,000 INVESTMENTS 2017-18 Total $28,619,398* $22,000,000 Gifts to the endowment help $19,000,000 preserve the financial and academic health of San Francisco Day School. $16,000,000 Investments in SF Day’s endowment ensure the overall fiscal security of $13,000,000 the school while providing for faculty salaries, and faculty and $10,000,000 curriculum development.
$7,000,000 * Excludes $2.3M designated for the Breakthrough program and $.1M in pledges $4,000,000 to SF Day
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Endowment Gifts and Funds 2017-18
Endowing Excellence for SF Day The Endowment for The Nancy S. Boettiger Established in 2011 with gifts from San Francisco Day School Endowment for Faculty families and friends of SF Day Established in 1993 with gifts from Established in 1991 with gifts from following the adoption of the 2011-12 parents, grandparents, faculty, parents, grandparents, faculty, and strategic plan, The Power of alumni, students, and friends to the friends to honor the leadership and Potential. This campaign specifically Next Steps campaign and vision of founding Head of School, focused on endowment growth to supplemented since then. This fund Nancy Simon Boettiger (1981-1991). increase the long-term financial is unrestricted with the income to Income provides support for sustainability of SF Day. Portions are be used at the discretion of faculty salaries. allocated for Discounted Tuition, the school. $303,975 Institute for Teaching and Learning, $2,662,836 and differentiated instruction Nye Family Fund for Faculty programs. Additional gifts to the San Francisco Day School Development Enrichment Fund campaign are included in other Established in 2013 by Meagan and endowed funds. Established in 2011 with an Dan Nye, income from the fund $7,219,872 anonymous gift to the Endowing provides support for curricular Excellence campaign to support research and program Cornerstone Campaign - faculty salaries, programs, and development, workshops, and Imagine our Tomorrow Discounted Tuition. teacher training. Established in 2001 with gifts from $2,498,302 $257,130 families and friends of SF Day to boost the school’s endowment for FACULTY SUPPORT faculty salaries, program support, DISCOUNTED TUITION and Discounted Tuition. The Endowment for Faculty Day School Discounted Tuition $7,270,120 Salaries Established in 2008 with an Established in 2000 with an The David E. Jackson Fund anonymous family gift. This fund anonymous gift in honor of the SF has grown in recent years through Established in 2014 with gifts from Day faculty. subsequent family contributions to SF Day families to honor the $149,718 leadership of former Head of School the Endowing Excellence campaign. David Jackson and his commitment Jim Telander Fund $4,779,691 to deepening the implementation Established in 2004 with gifts from Gerson Bakar Financial Aid of the school’s mission and founding SF Day families to augment the Endowment Fund values. Income from the fund Cornerstone Campaign’s first supports faculty professional endowment initiative to increase Established in 1986 with a gift from development, differentiated teacher compensation. Mr. Bakar. instruction, and Discounted Tuition $590,857 $55,235 at SF Day. $1,012,603 Kawaja Family Fund for Gregg Hedlund Fund Professional Development Established in 1998 with gifts from The fund, established in 2011 with a families, parents, faculty, and friends gift from Wendy Holcombe and Carl in memory of Gregg Hedlund, father Kawaja, provides income to support of Nick Hedlund ‘01. faculty professional development $22,145 through the Institute for Teaching and Learning at SF Day. Additional Hearst Student Aid Endowment income from the fund may support Fund the school’s general operating Established in 1986 with a gift from budget. the William Randolph Hearst $207,479 Foundation and later supplemented by additional gifts from the Foundation. 44 $300,009
Michael Peterson Fund PROGRAM SUPPORT The Anne Paine Fund for Cultural Enrichment Established in 1997 with gifts from The Cultural Enrichment Fund faculty, parents, and students in Established in 2016 following the Established with an anonymous memory of fifth grade teacher, retirement of former SF Day history gift in 1998. Income is intended for Michael Peterson, member of the teacher, Anne Paine. Income special field trips, workshops, faculty from 1995-1997. supports programs, field trips, performances, and guest speakers workshops, performances, and $8,935 to enrich the curriculum for the guest speakers that enrich our students. Miriam and Peter Haas students’ engagement with the Endowment Fund $589,868 world around them. The school’s first endowed fund The Jerold C. Kindred Educational $33,060 was established in 1982 with a gift Symposium from Miriam and Peter Haas. Established in 1995 with gifts from OTHER FUNDS $78,332 family and friends in memory of founding trustee Jerry Kindred. Eighth Grade Endowment Fund Olivia and Julia Pollak Financial Income supports enrichment Initially funded by students in the Aid Fund programs for faculty, students, and Class of 2010 to establish a gift Established in 2011 by Mr. and Mrs. parents. tradition for future graduating Harry W. Havemeyer in honor of $9,000 classes. Income from the fund is their granddaughters, Olivia ‘08 intended to support an eighth and Julia ‘11. The McKinley Family Endowment grade culminating experience, $205,595 for Faculty Enrichment and including, but not limited to, a Learning Resources Grant service learning trip, an San Francisco Day School Tuition A fund established by Sara ‘95, international experience, or cultural Support Endowment Fund Thomas ‘98, and Kathryn ‘01 to enrichment. Established in 2000 with an provide funds to faculty for $1,848 anonymous gift. continuing education, special $146,490 programs, or training in technology, Sally’s Day Off Fund and for investments that Established in 1991 with a gift in William Knox Holt Scholarship encourage or enrich technology in honor of SF Day founder Sally Fund the curriculum. The fund also Rosenblatt. Income to be used for Established in 1988 with a gift from provides special grants to support Sally’s Day Off, a day of celebration the William Knox Holt Foundation. differentiated instruction. for 8th graders and their faculty. Supplemented by gifts from Sally $46,291 $144,177 and Toby Rosenblatt and The San Francisco Day School Fund James Irvine Foundation. for Diversity Initiatives $28,892 Income from the fund supports the SF Day cornerstone of promoting diversity and inclusiveness in our community. In addition to funding diversity, equity, and inclusion educational programs, the fund provides support for multicultural curriculum enhancement, faculty professional development, and attracting and retaining a diverse student-body and faculty. $30,000 Breakthrough SF
Dear Friends of Breakthrough, expansion plan with the intention of boosting our long-term impact. In 2012, we began to grow, One of the most phasing in support for seventh graders and gratifying moments I’ve continuing to add one grade level annually. In had as an educator came 2018, we realized our goal of 100% college last May, at Breakthrough’s matriculation, including 95% at four-year schools. first-ever Commencement This is a huge collective accomplishment. Celebration. That night, we honored the 20 We hope to continue this level of success with members of our our current class of 31 seniors. In all, 244 students inaugural graduating in grades 5 - 12 are enrolled in our program in class as they completed 2018-19. 90% will be the first in their families to our program after eight years. One at a time, attend a four-year college. All have made an each student came to the front of the gym to eight-year commitment to attend our summer, receive a stole and framed certificate, followed by after-school, and Saturday programming. Also a college T-shirt. All are now in their first semester this year, 29 top-notch college students took part at schools ranging from UC Santa Cruz to Lewis & in our summer teacher residency. Over the Clark College to MIT. Having known them since course of eight weeks, they received high-quality fourth grade, I have trouble wrapping my head training and ongoing support, including around how much they’ve grown. individualized coaching from an experienced educator. At the end of the summer, 89% of our The evening was the culmination of years of fellows reported increased interest in an investment, not only by our students, but also on education career, while 96% said they were better the part of our teachers, volunteers, staff, and prepared to enter the teaching profession. supporters. In 2009, we began work on an
46 Our work is made possible by the commitment of so many. I want to acknowledge our hard-working staff and committed volunteers - over 100 annually. Thanks to our many foundation, corporate, and individual supporters for their belief in what we do. Special thanks to San Francisco’s Department of Children, Youth, and Their Families for its incredible investment in Breakthrough of $1.7M over the next five years - an immeasurable contribution to our sustainability. Finally, thanks to San Francisco Day School for its unwavering support of this work. 2018 marks 25 years that Breakthrough has made its home here, with students, families, faculty, staff, and administration all playing a part. Thank you, SF Day.
With appreciation,
Andy Shin Executive Director Breakthrough SF
Staff and Advisory Board
2018-19 Staff 2018-19 Advisory Board 2018-19 Young Andy Shin, Executive Director Maggie Aliabadi Professionals Board Michael Duryee-Browner, Director Ruth Bissell David Bessel of Curriculum and Instruction Craig Brumfield Fei Chen Shane Maldonado, Director Lucy Chen Caroline Fiegel of High School Programs Kristen Clifford Irene Liu Ana Payes, Director Cathy Dean Aniela Mack of Middle School Programs Lane Dent Ifeoma Ozoma Rebecca Asch, Development Officer Bradley Graham Sarika Ramakrishnan Annie Giang, Outreach and Patrick Jennings Sindura Ravichandran Recruitment Manager Jordan Kanis Dylan Zabell Dalia Barrientos, Program Assistant Jane Mortimer Enyolli Martinez, Program Assistant Grant Mulliken and Spanish Interpreter/ Louis Ng Translator Courtney Norris Melissa Canela, Spanish Interpreter/ Jenny Pearlman Translator Nehal Raj Agnes Choi, Chinese Interpreter Aarti Raman Beth Schulte Sherry Smith Mike Walker
Breakthrough SF Revenues: $979,186 Expenses: $894,356 Financial Highlights
n Individuals $307,689 n Personnel $647,677 n Corporate $86,000 n Program $141,318 n Foundation $71,500 n Administrative $105,361 n Government $391,957 n Endowment Draw $100,040 n SF Day School $22,000*
*Represents cash support; the School’s total contribution, including in-kind support, exceeds $100,000. At the end of FY2018, Breakthrough held $291,350 in reserve funds 48 and $2,334,234 in endowment funds.
Breakthrough SF
Student Profile: Nashira But during her sixth grade year, Breakthrough secured the funding Applying to Breakthrough as a to expand, growing into an eight- fourth grader, Nashira had mixed year program with four-year feelings about spending her college attendance as the ultimate summer in school. That changed goal. Nashira stuck with it for the once the summer program began. six years that followed. She gained “On the first day, I was so excited!” admission to St. Ignatius College she says. “The classes, the teachers Preparatory School as a ninth – we had so much fun.” grader and continued to work hard and succeed academically, while Nashira fit right in at Breakthrough giving back to Breakthrough as an and worked hard. In math class, after-school program tutor and she studied operations with summer volunteer. In the spring of fractions and positive and negative 2018, she graduated both from integers. She discovered a knack high school and from for problem solving, and liked the Breakthrough, a member of our math-related games and her inaugural graduating class. She is teacher Jeena’s insistence that currently in her first year at San every student learn the material – Jose State University. “She wouldn’t stop teaching until we really knew it.” In science, “I appreciate Breakthrough so Nashira learned about gravity, much,” she says. “I don’t believe I atmosphere, and the water cycle, would’ve been able to get here and made a model of Earth for her without them. They’ve helped me end-of-summer project. In writing through it all.” class, a unique voice began to emerge – one full of sensory detail, and with solid paragraph structure.
A cheerleader and dancer, Nashira was enthusiastic pretty much all the time. She helped her club earn the Most Spirited award, and pushed her advisory to win the Breakthrough-wide reading competition. On Community Day, she performed a dance with her mom – a mother-daughter moment that brought cheers from the audience. She also made it several rounds into the water balloon toss at Olympics before finally getting soaked.
Breakthrough was a two-year program when Nashira started. 50 Teacher Profile: Cal Preparatory School, a high- performing 6-12 independent As a seventh grader, Cal had to school in East Palo Alto that lead a class activity for a history focuses on first-generation college assignment. “I remember the thrill students. He’s also served as head of being in front of the classroom,” Cross Country coach for the past he says. “It felt very natural.” six seasons. He continued to seek out that Cal’s two summers at feeling. At St. Ignatius College Prep, Breakthrough serve as a he tutored middle school students Cal: Top row, far right foundation for the work he does and coached a basketball team. At now. “I wasn’t a great teacher as a UC Berkeley, he served as a tutor college student,” he reflects, “but I and workshop leader at the writing was a teacher who was improving, center. The summer after his junior thanks to the really thoughtful year there, Cal joined feedback I was getting on a Breakthrough as a Teaching day-to-day basis. Even when I felt Fellow. like I had a good lesson, my Coaches found ways to push me “It was beyond anything I expected and help me be more reflective – the amount of work involved,” he about my practice. Breakthrough recalls. “But it was made is bar none the best preparation worthwhile by interactions with I’ve heard of.” the kids everyday. Also the community that the directors Inspired to train the next fostered among us as teachers generation, Cal returned to – we really worked as a team.” The Breakthrough as an Instructional culture of hard work and high Coach in 2014. As a highly effective expectations was hard to resist. Cal teacher who had walked in the taught writing that summer and shoes of our Teaching Fellows, he was gratified by the progress his was a powerful role model. students made in a short period of time. “The improvement we saw in “Breakthrough was the single most six weeks was impressive – the way empowering experience of my life,” the students were able to structure he wrote after his first summer in their paragraphs and build a the classroom. “It taught me not coherent argument.” just what it means to work hard, but to work with a sense of After graduating from college the purpose and impact. Every minute following spring, Cal spent another I spent with the program, I felt like summer as a Breakthrough I was influencing the world around Teaching Fellow, and then me, my coworkers, and my completed the MATCH Teacher students. More than anything, it Residency, a rigorous teacher taught me the joy of watching preparation program in Boston. children grow and learn, a joy that He’s now in his seventh year I’m sure to carry with me.” teaching history and Writing for College at Eastside College Breakthrough Donors 2017-18
$250,000+ Deirdre and Scott Nonaka Robin Roxas San Francisco Department of Children, Roslyn and Lisle Payne Lisa Bransten and John Rumsey Youth, and Their Families Protiviti Noelle and Mika Salmi Matt and Ingrid Rechtin Lindsay and Amos Schallich Barbara and John Seegal Mark Scheel $100,000+ Jill and Thatcher Thompson Laura and Jim Schlueter San Francisco Day School Wells Fargo Educational Matching Beth* and Dave Schulte Gift Program Joan Scott $25,000+ Wells Fargo Foundation Bettina Steffen and Scott Setrakian Warriors Community Foundation Susan and Christopher Wilkens Sonia and Jim Shelton Jenni and Hassan Zaidi Marci and Andy Sherman Jessica and Aaron Sittig $10,000+ $1,000+ Susquehanna Anonymous Camilla Thomas Anonymous (2) AppDynamics United Way of the Bay Area Barbara and Fred Abbott AT&T Laura and Pierre Zado Breakthrough Collaborative Aetna Matching Gift Program Caneel Family Foundation Maggie* and Mani Aliabadi California Department of Education Claire and Eric Alt $500+ Katie and Reed Colley Diana Nelson and John Atwater Anonymous (2) Cathy* and Sandy Dean William Bondy Joy and Jon Alferness Dodge & Cox Alex and Chris Britt Kian Beyzavi and Hamid Amiri Goldman Sachs Mary Rose Fernandez and Ron Brown Hilary Love Bader and Eric Bader Hall Capital Partners Jennifer and Adam Ciresi Ann and Chris Baker Wendy Holcombe and Carl Kawaja Sarah Stein and Michael Cohn Shari and Alexander Bard Susan Byrd and Mark Lampert Elana O’Reilly and Sean Curran Laura and David Brown Silicon Valley Bank Beth and Andy Daecher Laurie Browne and David Chang TPG Lane* and John Dent Ginny and Ed Conner The Walther Foundation Teresa Goodwin and Michael Dulworth Phuong Le and Nicholas Da Silva Betsy and Roy Eisenhardt Aiko and John de Souza John Fisher ‘03 Christina Huizar and Paolo Diaz $5,000+ Dana and Josh Frieman Disney Employee Matching Anonymous Gabrielle Toledano and Kurt Gantert Gifts Program Courtney Norris* and Alex Burnett Google Shelly Dolev The Capital Group Companies Dawn and Scott Hartman Melinda Ellis Evers and Will Evers Charitable Foundation Elisa and John Hayashi Ellen Burgin and Peter Fair Dolby Laboratories Margaret Howe and Conrad Herrmann Nicole and Mark Fein Laura and John Fisher Rebecca Higgitt Lisa Inman and Alisa Gilden Grace Won and Richard Holden Amy and Rob Hurlbut Kaatri and Douglas Grigg The Stanley S. Langendorf Foundation Lauren Hutchinson Susan Bailey-Harnden and Jessica and Jason Moment Tracy and Patrick* Jennings David Harnden Kathryn and Aaron Money Lesley Bunim ‘91 and Michael Jensen Michelle Huber Laurie and Josh Olshansky Pimpapun Ubolpong and Shilpa and Rishi Jain Laura Sanchez Jordan Kanis* Ashley and Deejae Johnson Seung-il Shin Monique and Martin Kobinger Catherine Brady and Steven Kahn Laura and Greg Spivy Marla Miller and David Kremer Caroline and Eric Kress Gwen Tillman Christine Wong and Denny Kwon Naomi Meyers and Jeremiah Lane Adriana Lopez Vermut and Katherine and Alex Ladd Karen Aidem Maring and Harry Maring Aaron Vermut Andrea Evans and Chris Lehane Beth Mulcahy and Thomas Martin Leigha and Eli Weinberg Jenny Pearlman* and Jack McDonald Scott Mataya Weinstein Family Charitable Inder Dhillon and Ken McNeely Mara and Jason McCune Foundation Julie and Jon Meyer Gabrey and Tommy Means Thomas Miller Mindstream Analytics $2,500+ Joyce Tom and Leonard Moon Gabriella Mishev Anonymous (2) Christine and Todd Morris Nikki and Matt Murray Cisco Mary Palisoul and Grant Mulliken* Maria Elena and Steve O’Connor Carla and David Crane Bora and Yola Ozturk Jenee and Bedford Palmer Randi and Bob Fisher Eve Niquette and Charles Pohl Tara and Douglas Rappaport Linda and Dan Geballe Danilo Purlia Blythe Lang and Matt Rivitz Sara and Kenneth Geld Jenny and Nehal* Raj Salesforce.com Foundation Kelly and Mike Halper The Fr. Thomas A. Reed, S.J. Christian Jill Robertson and Jason Schulte Ellen Koskinas and Charles Hauck Service Award Blair and Rick Shane Leslie and George Hume Katy and Alex Reese Diana Kapp and David Singer Jenny Yip and Michael Kim Lucy Almers and Sean Rhea K. Samantha Cho* and Joseph Song Leigh and Bill Matthes Jacquie and Jeremiah Robison Julie Kim and Tom Stahl 52Jane* and Roger Mortimer Sally and Toby Rosenblatt Straw Laleh Tamhidi and Amir Ali Tabarrok Teena Berman and Owen L. Hart Jane Koegel Maria and Tabreez Verjee Megan and Matt Howard Nicole and Michael Krassner Gina and Michael Warren Gail Hunter Akshay Kumar Susan Wayland Intel Jenny Lam Alyssa Leonard Lily Lam $250+ Little Star Pizza Janie Lee Lina Garcia and Carlos Monfiglio Peter Levitt Nina Alderete Ifeoma Ozoma^ Elaine Liu Deniz Anders and Gabe Kean Marisa and Ravi Rajapakse Irene Liu^ Frances Elsberry and Katherine and Edward Rhee Alexander Lorch Christopher Bergeron Amanda Richard Alyssa Lorch Diana Wolf and Darren Bianchi Johanna and Brian Roberts Aniela Mack^ Kelly Stiles and Laura Bongiorno Robin Romdalvik and Sue Rochman Jesse Meltz Samantha and Jason Cauthen Amity and Brian Sadigursky Alec Miller Chantal and Eli Ceryak San Francisco State University Sachin Mitra Michelle Chen and Seak Chao Elizabeth Sandoval-Holland and Meghan Morse Decus Biomedical Safalo Holland Ben Mozenter Alexis Woods and Daniel Donahoe Kelly Taggart Scavullo and Christina Nathan David Donahue Andrew Scavullo Holly Nery Karla Robertson and Stewart Dorsey Zach Shen Chong Ni Fidelity National Title Company Mary and Terry Vogt Daniel Ottenwalder Trish Tierney and Chris Flanagan Dylan Zabell^ Hyde Patterson Jennifer Hartle and Albert R. Zephyr Real Estate Brian Phillips Gonzales, Jr. Sarika Ramakrishnan^ Laura and Charles Hespe Laura Rambin Erica Hitchcock Desouza $1+ Julia Rayis Marian and Bill Howard Anonymous (3) Alexandria Rivetti Julien Kawawa-Beaudan Rebecca Asch Hilary Roberts Alicia Cheung and Niles Lichtenstein Alexandra Ashinoff Sylvia Rodriguez-Douglass Microsoft Drew Becher Rhonda Ross Mission Minded Tai Bendit Evan Schwartz Sasha Mungal Mark Berry Stephanie Sears Nancy Hoopes and Alison Pachynski Rachel Bigio Gabriel Shields-Estrada Drew Payne ‘97 Robin Bishop Rishi Simha Nancy Nagramada and Rachel Bordoli Chrissy and Casey Smith Charles Raymond Brittany Brady Sanjeev Srivatsa Susan and Timothy Rice William Cazalet Mara Storto Bernex Richardson Chelsea Chang Homa Hanjani and Hadi Tabatabai Allison Robinson Adil Charki Shelby Thoreson Margarita Cabrera-Scarlata and Fei Chen^ Sophie Throsby Karim Scarlata Melody Chen Christy Tripp SF Day Student Congress Ric Chi Anna Christina Valadao Josh Shald Agnes Choi Kevin Wang Karlo Ng and Andy Shin Erica and Alan Choy Jamieson Bunn and Justin Wiener Lisa Grill and James Silver Maureen Coleman Anne Wu Wendy and Bob Singley Marria and Justin Cooper Peter Wyckoff Evan Strother* Jonelle Cruz Alice and George Yavorsky Ragnar Von Schiber Amy D’Ull Helen Zhao Emily and Michael Wilkins Jamie DeAraujo ‘02 Michelle Zhu Holly Holter and Jay Williams Suzanne DeTore Shafia Zaloom Remy Dumont Olivia Duong In-Kind Support $100+ Robin Duryee Diana and Alex Adamson Caroline Fiegel^ AppDynamics Lauren Becker Brendan Folan Arsicault Bakery Ruth* and Matthew Bissell Ross Freiman-Mendel AT&T Cammy Blackstone Jamie Friedman Banana Republic Courtney Clavon Erin Wright-Gandhi and Koonal Gandhi Breakthrough Collaborative Jennifer Huber and Josh Cohen Juliana Gomez Laura and David Brown Beth Cook Elana Weinstein and Michael Gonzalez Centers for Medicare & Devin Corpuz Vanessa Gonzalez Medicaid Services Jamie DuBose Winnie Hui Rebekah and George Chang Michael Duryee-Browner ‘03 Humble Bundle Yvonne Wu and Howard Chung Zoe Duskin Anna Ike Jennifer and Adam Ciresi Fernando Enciso-Marquez Andy Jan Cisco Emily Firestein Nikila Kakarla Datapipe Jacque Grillo Nilesh Kavthekar Christina Huizar and Paolo Diaz Breakthrough Donors 2017-18
DLA Piper In Honor In Memoriam Dolby Laboratories In Honor of Tom Beischer In Memory of Dr. Franklin Altany Cynthia Traina and Steve Fillipow Leigh and Bill Matthes Maria Elena and Steve O’Connor Fingersnaps In Honor of Michael Duryee-Browner ‘03 In Memory of Tommy Battat Genentech Carla and David Crane Danilo Purlia Google Intrexon Corporation In Honor of Michelle Phillips In Memory of Hildy Burness Ashley and Deejae Johnson and Jason Finau Anonymous Anonymous (2) Kaiser Permanente In Memory of Nancy Mathis Deniz Anders and Gabe Kean Jane Koegel Ruth* and Matthew Bissell Katherine and Alex Ladd Jonelle Cruz Jamie DeAraujo ‘02 LinkedIn * indicates Advisory Board member Mission Minded Beth Mulcahy and Tom Martin ^ indicates Young Professionals Susan and Timothy Rice Museum of Performance and Design Board member Yola and Bora Ozturk Chrissy and Casey Smith Olivia Morgan and David Plouffe Jamieson Bunn and Justin Wiener Amanda Richard In Honor of Camila Geld Salesforce Sara and Kenneth Geld San Francisco Day School Scavullo Design In Honor of Jenee Palmer Silicon Valley Bank Anonymous Straw In Honor of Andy Shin Taylor Design Anonymous University of California at San Francisco University of San Francisco In Honor of Erika Williams ‘02 Visa Holly Holter and Jay Williams Wells Fargo In Honor of Justin Yamamura ‘14 Yelp The Fr. Thomas A. Reed, S.J. Christian YouGiveGoods Service Award
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