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End Local Hunger Welcome CELEBRATING YOUR COMMITMENT TO END LOCAL HUNGER WELCOME Welcome to Second Harvest Food Bank’s Make Hunger History Awards! In Silicon Valley, we’re incredibly fortunate to live Working adults can keep a roof over their heads and in a land of opportunity and innovation. But when we food in their refrigerators. look past the start-ups and self-driving cars, we see Because of your continued support, we can make the faces of people in need who struggle everyday. a tangible difference for our neighbors in need. Your Those faces might surprise you. They are employed, commitment and passion for this work enabled us educated, and hard working. The face of hunger is a to provide more than 56 million meals to hungry mother with two jobs who has to sell her television families last year, and distribute more fresh produce to put food on the table, or a sixth grader eating than any food bank in the country. With your help expired food. we launched an innovative client managed pantry at Sacred Heart Nativity School in San Jose, and Hunger is all consuming. Our clients are forced to added quality protein and dairy items to improve make intense choices about their basic needs each the nutritious ‘mix’ of foods we distribute. day. In fact, we know that 35% of our clients water down their food and drinks to stretch meals, and Thank you for serving as ambassadors, leaders, 23% sell or pawn their personal property so that and champions in the community that we treasure they can eat. Hunger makes life hard. Truly, nothing so dearly. Your passion inspires us, and changes lives else matters when you’re hungry. every day. Together, we can make hunger history! Your generous support has helped meet that fundamental need for food that so many of our neighbors struggle with. Parents can sleep better knowing that their kids are safe from the grip of Kathy Jackson hunger. Seniors can eat and take their medications. CEO, Second Harvest Food Bank PROGRAM 24th ANNUAL RECOGNITION EVENT THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2015 at 6:00 PM Reception & Hors d’oeuvres at 7:00 PM Awards Program Kathy Jackson, CEO, Second Harvest Food Bank Master of Ceremonies: Sal Pizarro, Columnist, San Jose Mercury News at 8:30 PM Dessert and Coffee a special thank you to the following: Aurora Catering for preparing a delicious array of flavors Push Button Flix for the fun photo booth opportunity Magnolia Jazz Band for creating an elegant ambiance Cannonball Wine Company and Summit Lake Vineyards & Winery for providing wine PROGRAM 1 HONOREES OUTSTANDING YOUTH EMPLOYEE Recognition given to exemplary student FOOD BOWL supporters The company with the highest per capita RAGAn employee points (corporate gifts not Sean Chamberlain included) and more than 50,000 points in a single year OUTSIDE THE BARREL Cypress Semiconductor Honor for outstanding innovation and creativity in drive efforts MILLION POUNDS CLUB CuriOdyssey Any company or organization that accumulates the equivalent of a million pounds of food. Totals will accrue and BRASS RING be recognized in increments of 5 million Any company or organization that pounds earned 500,000 points or more in a single year 30 Million: Applied Materials Cypress Semiconductor 15 Million: Google Google Cisco Applied Materials 5 Million: NetApp Adobe Systems eBay 1 Million: SanDisk eBay Apple Fenwick & West 2014 Applied Materials Silicon Intuit Valley Turkey Trot KLA-Tencor Align Technology NXP Semiconductors Fenwick & West Whole Foods CORPORATE CORPORATE FOOD BOWL CHAMPION The company with the highest per capita The company with the highest total points and more than 50,000 total points in each of three size categories points in a single year Fewer than 250 Participants: Cypress Semiconductor Skadden, Arps, Slate Meagher & Flom 250-1,000 Participants: Cypress Semiconductor More than 1,000 Participants: Google 2 HONOREES HONOREES BUMPER CROP GOLDEN APPLE Group with incredible Food & Fund Drive School group showing extraordinary growth effort Samsung Semiconductor Woodside Priory OUTSTANDING DRIVE SPIRIT AWARD COORDINATORS Outstanding faith-based Food & Recognition given to exemplary Food Fund Drive & Fund Drive Coordinators Congregation Kol Emeth Synagogue Abbey D’Costa and Ginamarie Radcliffe, Infinera Monica Gomez and FOOD FROM THE BAR Claudia Schwiefert, Applied Materials The law firm that raised the most dollars overall COMMUNITY Carr McClellan CHAMPION Non-corporate groups with the highest STAND UP FOR total points in each of the three size KIDS OUTSTANDING categories ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Fewer than 250 Participants: The company or organization Dave Severns Memorial Golf demonstrating the most excitement for Tournament the Stand Up for Kids campaign 250-1,000 Participants: eBay Carlos Dunlap’s A-List Fundraiser More than 1,000 Participants: Menlo Atherton High School HUNGER HERO Individual who demonstrates exceptional level of commitment to hunger relief Alan Eustace HONOREES 3 AWARD WINNERS CONGRATULATIONS and thank you to the following groups for your exceptional efforts. Companies and organizations coordinating drives throughout the year are eligible for awards. Award totals are determined by food donations (1 pound = 1 point) and financial contributions (1 dollar = 2.5 points). Cyber Press Printing KLA - Tencor BLUE and Graphics KLEEBO! Promotional Products Cypress Semiconductor KPMG DIAMOND Cytokinetics, Inc. Lam Research 50,000+ points or per capita Dartmouth Middle School Lasya’s and Vihaan’s Food Drive donation of 225+ points Data Marketing, Inc. Linear Technology Corporation Dave Severns Memorial LinkedIn Abbott Laboratories Golf Tournament Lockheed Martin Employees’ Accel BioTech, Inc. Dell Inc Foundation Adobe Systems, Inc. eBay Foundation Logyx, LLC Align Technology eBay Inc. Marvell Semiconductor, Inc. Altera Corporation Electronic Arts Inc. Maxim Integrated Alzheimer’s Association EMC Corporation Menlo Atherton High School Apple Inc. Endicia Microsoft Giving Applied Materials Foundation Facebook, Inc. Campaign Program Arena Solutions, Inc. Feeding My Ohana Morgan Lewis & Bockius Arista Networks Fenwick & West LLP Nanosys, Inc. Atrenta Inc. Filemaker, Inc. NDC Baker & McKenzie First Tech Federal Credit Union NetApp Barracuda Networks Foothills Congregational Church Nimble Storage, Inc. Best Buy Frank, Rimerman + Co NVIDIA Foundation Bible Study Group GE NXP Semiconductors Blue Sky Care Center Genentech, Inc. Oak Grove High School Bridge Bank Genesys Oracle Brocade Google, Inc. P.G.& E. Carlos Dunlap/NVIDIA Guckenheimer Enterprises Pacific Postal Credit Union (Colleagues and Friends) Hendy Guesthouse Palo Alto Networks Cisco Hewlett-Packard Perkins Coie LLP Cisco Supply Chain Operations HGST a Western Digital Company PG&E CMT Hieu Le Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Coherent IBM Pittman LLP Comerica Bank Infinera Proofpoint, Inc. Community of Infinite Spirit IntApp Inc Qualcomm Congregation Etz Chayim Intuit RAGA(N) Cornerstone Research Intuitive Surgical Rambus Inc. County of San Mateo Juniper Networks, Inc. Redwood City Public Library Coupons.com Kaiser Permanente Medical REG, Life Sciences Cricbay Offices - Milpitas Robson Homes Cupertino Electric, Inc. Kaiser Permanente South Bay Safeway, Inc. 4 AWARD WINNERS AWARD WINNERS Samsung Semiconductor, Inc. FX Palo Alto Laboratory San Mateo High School PLATINUM Gap GOLD Sand Hill Global Advisors 25,000 to 49,999 points or per Garden City Construction 10,000 to 24,999 points or SanDisk Corporation capita donation of 111 to 224 Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher per capita donation of 51 to Santa Clara University points Haunted Manor On 110 points Save Mart Supermarkets Clarkston Drive A9 A Happy Village School for Independent Learners Hilltop Foundation ABS Fitness AB Sciex Seagate Technology Infoblox, Inc. Addepar Access Closure, Inc. Securematics KGO Fights Hunger Day - Alice’s Restaurant Accuray Incorporated Sequoia Healthcare District Individual Fundraiser Amgen, Inc. Adesto Technologies Sidley Austin- Palo Alto Los Gatos Magazine Aruba Networks Alain Pinel Realtors Saratoga Silicon Valley Leadership Group Louie Family Auction BDI Alcatel-Lucent SiliconSage Builders LLC Lucky 7 Supermarket Bay Area Delinquents AMD Skadden, Arps, Slate, Manor Way Pirate Village Bellarmine College Preparatory AOptix Technologies Meagher & Flom LLP MAP Royalty, Inc. BlackBerry Ariosa Diagnostics Sodexo Foundation Medtronic Boy Scouts of America, ASB of Los Altos High School Sterling Health Services, Inc. MEMC / Sunedison Pacific Skyline Council ASSIA Inc. Structural Integrity Associates Mollie Stone’s Markets Buddy’s Cannabis AVT Productions Symantec Corporation neighborhood Patient Collective Bank of America Synopsys, Inc. Netflix C & T Recycling Bay Creek Dental Care Target (Corporate Office) Netskope Inc Campbell United Captain Jason M. TeloMuu O’Melveny & Myers LLP Methodist Church Dahl Elementary The W.F. and Marie A. Orlando, Mitts, Moore Carr McClellan P.C. Carlsen Porsche Batton Foundation and Company CH2M Hill Cellerant Therapeutics Inc. Thermo Fisher Scientific Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe Charles Armstrong School Charles Schwab Tintri Inc. Palo Alto Bridge Club Unit 503 Communications & Power City of Redwood City TPMG Admin RWC Polyvore Industries LLC Clark/McCarthy, A Joint Venture Travelzoo Poshmark, Inc. Congregation Kol Emeth Cloudera Trimble Navigation Premier Nissan of San Jose Synagogue CMC Chiropractic Umbrella Salon Pure Storage Cub Scout Pack 65 of San Carlos Combined Federal Campaign UPS Reel Grobman & Associates CuriOdyssey Congregation Beth David Varian Medical Systems Ricoh Innovations De Anza Appliance
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