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U.S. Political Engagement Policy, Oversight, and Disclosure

April 2021 Policy Introduction

Salesforce’s Government Affairs and Public Policy team works with governments and other stakeholders around the world on issues that impact the lives of our employees, our customers and our company, guided by our four core values: trust, customer success, innovation, and equality.

Salesforce’s Government Affairs and Public Policy team is nonpartisan in our work, and we support policies, candidates, and eligible organizations of any party who share our priorities. Salesforce is transparent, publicly disclosing all contributions in the U.S. in reports filed with the Federal Election Commission and with various state campaign finance commissions. Salesforce also participates in a variety of industry organizations, coalitions, and trade associations to advance our public policy interests and business goals. We review these memberships on an ongoing basis. We are committed to complying with all laws, rules and regulations relevant to our political activity. Contribution Eligibility

Salesforce is nonpartisan. We support candidates and eligible organizations of any party who share our priorities, even if we don’t agree on every issue. All political contributions are made to promote the interests of the Company, without regard for the private political preferences of individual employees. The Company does not use corporate funds or resources to support federal candidates and exclusively uses the Salesforce.com Inc Political Action Committee, as required by federal law. Where permissible by law, we contribute to state and local candidates and ballot measures through corporate expenditures. We also make corporate expenditures to support our membership in trade associations and contribute to other tax-exempt organizations, which may be used for political purposes. We do not contribute to political parties, Super PACs, or 527 groups, nor do we use corporate treasury funds for independent political expenditures. Political Action Committee

Corporations in the are not allowed to contribute directly to federal candidates. However, companies can organize and fund the establishment, administration, and solicitation expenses of an employee-funded Political Action Committee (PAC). Many companies in the U.S. choose to have an employee PAC. The Salesforce.com Inc PAC was incorporated in 2012 to support public policies in the U.S. that align with our core company values. Funding comes entirely from voluntary contributions of eligible Salesforce employees. Employees are not reimbursed directly, through compensation increases or any other means, for personal campaign contributions. The Salesforce.com Inc PAC is governed by an internal steering committee. We are committed to complying with FEC rules and regulations for PAC contributions, and we publicly disclose all PAC contributions in reports filed with the Federal Election Commission, as required by law. Corporate Expenditures

While corporations cannot support candidates for federal office, many states allow donations from corporate treasury funds to political candidates and ballot measures at the state and local level. Salesforce makes political contributions to support candidates and ballot measures that are aligned with our core values, in a similar manner to the process for PAC contributions. This includes the involvement of our internal steering committee. We abide by the laws of each individual state and jurisdiction in which we do business, and we are committed to complying with their campaign finance rules and regulations. Trade Associations & Social Welfare Organizations

Like many corporations, Salesforce supports a variety of tax-exempt organizations, including 501(c)3 charitable organizations, 501(c)4 social welfare organizations, and 501(c)6 trade associations. This includes using corporate treasury funds to pay for memberships in these groups. By law, social welfare organizations and trade associations are permitted to use a portion of membership dues for political activities. Some, but not all, of the groups we belong to engage in political activities. Although we support several groups that further our public policy interests and business goals, we do not always support all of the public positions of those associations or other companies that make up their membership. We review these memberships on an ongoing basis for alignment to our company's core values and priorities. Policy Priorities

Selection of issues that are included in our political spending decisions: ○ Artificial intelligence ○ Cross border data flows ○ Cybersecurity ○ Data privacy and protection ○ Digital transformation of industries and public sector ○ Equality ○ Future of Work ○ Sustainability ○ Trade and market access Visit our public policy page on our website. Political Spending Decisions

Our internal steering committee makes political spending decisions for PAC and corporate contributions to candidates. The committee includes representatives from business units outside of Government Affairs. Approval requires the support of 75% of the committee. The Executive Vice President for Government Affairs has final authority over all of the Company’s political spending. This position reports to the Company’s President and Chief Financial Officer. The President and Chief Financial Officer shall approve all political contributions prior to disbursement, and the company’s Chief Financial Officer shall approve all political contributions exceeding $50,000. The Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee of our corporate Board of Directors is responsible for regular oversight of our political spending. Lobbying

Salesforce files quarterly reports about our federal lobbying activity with the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives in compliance with the Lobbying Disclosure Act. In addition, Salesforce files lobbying disclosure reports in each individual state and jurisdiction where we engage in lobbying activity, as local laws require. We are committed to complying with all laws, rules, and regulations relevant to our lobbying activity. Oversight Board of Directors

The Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee of our corporate Board of Directors annually reviews our political contributions from corporate treasury funds and the Salesforce PAC. The Committee shall also review our company policy on political expenditures and payments to trade associations and other tax-exempt organizations that may be used for political purposes. The Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee is composed entirely of independent directors. To view the current committee membership, please visit Salesforce Investor Relations. Compliance

A detailed report of corporate political spending is available on a dedicated webpage accessible from our corporate homepage. To the best of our abilities, we include five years of historical data related to PAC contributions, corporate contributions, and contributions for memberships in U.S.-based trade associations and social welfare organizations. The Company has put internal processes for political spending in place to ensure that political contributions are made in compliance with our political spending policy. Disclosure PAC Contributions Salesforce.com Inc PAC Contributions

Campaign Committee Candidate Level Amount

2020 H2 Schatz for Senate Sen. Brian Schatz (D-HI) Federal $2,500 Friends of Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) Federal $2,500 Friends of Todd Young Sen. Todd Young (R-IN) Federal $2,500 Capito for West Virginia Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) Federal $1,500 Cory Gardner for Senate Sen. Cory Gardner (R-CO) Federal $1,000 for Congress Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA-13) Federal $1,000 Pallone for Congress Rep. (D-NJ-6) Federal $2,500 McNerney for Congress Rep. Jerry McNerney (D-CA-9) Federal $1,000 Schakowsky for Congress Rep. (D-IL-9) Federal $1,000 Jeffries for Congress Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY-8) Federal $1,000 for Congress Rep. Robin Kelly (D-IL-2) Federal $1,000 Richard E. Neal for Congress Committee Rep. (D-MA-1) Federal $1,000 Kingzinger for Congress Rep. (R-IN-16) Federal $1,000 Salesforce.com Inc PAC Contributions

Campaign Committee Candidate Level Amount

2020 H1 Chris Coons for Delaware Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE) Federal $2,500 Delbene for Congress Rep. Suzane Delbene (D-WA-1) Federal $1,000 BSA | The Software Alliance PAC Business Software Alliance Federal $5,000 ASPIRE PAC Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus Federal $5,000 ModSquad Moderate Democrats PAC Federal $5,000 Congressional Black Caucus PAC Congressional Black Caucus PAC Federal $5,000 CHC BOLD PAC Congressional Hispanic Caucus Federal $5,000 EDW PAC Elect Democratic Women PAC Federal $5,000 NAM PAC National Assn. of Manufacturers PAC Federal $5,000 Tuesday Group PAC Republican Governance Group Federal $5,000 Value in Electing Women PAC Elect Democratic Women PAC Federal $5,000 Action Fund New Democrat Coalition Federal $5,000 Equality PAC Congressional LGBT Equality Caucus Federal $5,000 ITI PAC Information Technology Industry Association Federal $5,000 PAC Future Forum Federal $5,000 Salesforce.com Inc PAC Contributions

Campaign Committee Candidate Level Amount

2019 H2 Buck for Colorado Rep. (R-CO) Federal $1,000 Andre Carson for Congress Rep. Andre Carson (D-IN) Federal $1,500 Friends of Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-SC) Federal $1,500 Mario Diaz-Balart for Congress Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart (R-FL) Federal $1,000 for Congress Rep. Veronica Escobar (D-TX) Federal $1,000 for Congress Rep. Anna Eshoo (D-CA) Federal $1,000 Fitzpatrick for Congress Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA) Federal $1,000 for Congress Rep. Sylvia Garcia (D-TX) Federal $1,000 Trey for Congress Rep. (R-IN) Federal $1,000 Katko for Congress Rep. (R-NY) Federal $1,500 People for Rep. Derek Kilmer (D-WA) Federal $1,000 Lofgren for Congress Rep. (D-CA) Federal $2,500 Nadler for Congress Rep. (D-NY) Federal $1,000 for Congress Rep. Joe Neguse (D-CO) Federal $1,000 for Congress Rep. Dan Newhouse (R-WA) Federal $1,000 for Congress Rep. Tom Reed (R-NY) Federal $1,000 Stanton for Congress Rep. (D-AZ) Federal $1,000 Upton for All of Us Rep. (R-MI) Federal $1,000 Walden for Congress Rep. Greg Walden (R-OR) Federal $2,500 for Congress Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) Federal $1,500 Salesforce.com Inc PAC Contributions Campaign Committee Candidate Level Amount 2019 H2 The Markey Committee Sen. Ed Markey (D-MA) Federal $1,616.58 The Markey Committee Sen. Ed Markey (D-MA) Federal ($1,616.58) The Markey Committee Sen. Ed Markey (D-MA) Federal $2,642.20 The Markey Committee Sen. Ed Markey (D-MA) Federal ($2,642.20) Human Rights Campaign PAC Non-Candidate Committee ($5,000)

2019 H1 Connolly for Congress Rep. (D-VA) Federal $1,000 Cory Gardner for Senate Sen. Cory Gardner (R-CO) Federal $1,500 Hurd for Congress Rep. (R-TX) Federal $1,000 Katko for Congress Rep. John Katko (R-NY) Federal $1,000 Kildee for Congress Rep. (D-MI) Federal $1,000 Cathy McMorris Rodgers for Congress Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) Federal $1,000 for Congress Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) Federal $2,500 Peters for Michigan Sen. Gary Peters (D-MI) Federal $2,500 Volunteers for Shimkus Rep. John Shimkus (R-IL) Federal $1,000 Elise for Congress Rep. (R-NY) Federal $2,500 Walorski for Congress Rep. (R-IN) Federal $1,000 ASPIRE PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $5,000 BSA | The Software Alliance PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $5,000 CHC BOLD PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $5,000 Congressional Black Caucus PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $5,000 Equality PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $5,000 Salesforce.com Inc PAC Contributions

Campaign Committee Candidate Level Amount

2019 H1 Human Rights Campaign PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $5,000 Information Technology Industry Council PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $5,000 New Democrat Coalition Action Fund PAC to the Future Non-Candidate Committee Federal $5,000 Non-Candidate Committee Federal $2,500

2018 H2 Donnelly for Indiana Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-IN) Federal $3,879.51 Donnelly for Indiana Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-IN) Federal $645.28 Donnelly for Indiana Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-IN) Federal $475.21 Anna Eshoo for Congress Rep. Anna Eshoo (D-CA) Federal $2,500 Feinstein for Senate Sen. (D-CA) Federal $1,000 Hurd for Congress Rep. Will Hurd (R-TX) Federal $1,000 John Lewis for Congress Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) Federal $1,500 Committee to Re-Elect Linda Sanchez Rep. Linda Sanchez (D-CA) Federal $1,000 ASPIRE PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $5,000 IMPACT Non-Candidate Committee Federal $2,500 Moderate Democrats PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $2,500 New Democrat Coalition PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $5,000 PAC to the Future Non-Candidate Committee Federal $2,500 Promoting Our Republican Team PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $3,500 Salesforce.com Inc PAC Contributions

Campaign Committee Candidate Level Amount

2018 H1 Friends of Rep. Susan Brooks (R-IN) Federal $2,500 Bucshon for Congress Rep. (R-IN) Federal $1,500 Butterfield for Congress Rep. G.K. Butterfield (D-NC) Federal $1,000 Cicilline Committee Rep. (D-RI) Federal $1,000 Friends of Jim Clyburn Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-SC) Federal $1,500 Collins for Congress Rep. Doug Collins (R-GA) Federal $2,500 Connolly for Congress Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-VA) Federal $1,000 Texans for Senator John Cornyn Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) Federal $2,500 Crowley for Congress Rep. (D-NY) Federal $1,000 Curbelo for Congress Rep. Carlos Curbelo (R-FL) Federal $2,500 Demings for Congress Rep. (D-FL) Federal $1,500 Cory Gardner for Senate Sen. Cory Gardner (R-CO) Federal $1,500 Heller for Senate Sen. Dean Heller (R-NV) Federal $1,000 Friends of Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-HI) Federal $1,000 Jeffries for Congress Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) Federal $1,000 Robin Kelly for Congress Rep. Robin Kelly (D-IL) Federal $1,000 Barbara Lee for Congress Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA) Federal $2,000 for Congress Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) Federal $1,000 Lofgren for Congress Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) Federal $1,000 Cathy McMorris Rodgers for Congress Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) Federal $2,500 Salesforce.com Inc PAC Contributions

Campaign Committee Candidate Level Amount

2018 H1 Nadler for Congress Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) Federal $1,000 Neal for Congress Rep. Richard Neal (D-MA) Federal $1,000 Peters for Michigan Sen. Gary Peters (D-MI) Federal $1,000 Richmond for Congress Rep. (D-LA) Federal $1,000 Scalise for Congress Rep. (R-LA) Federal $1,500 Schiff for Congress Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) Federal $1,000 Swalwell for Congress Rep. (D-CA) Federal $1,000 Swalwell for Congress Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) Federal $1,000 Friends of John Thune Sen. John Thune (R-SD) Federal $2,500 Walorski for Congress Rep. Jackie Walorski (R-IN) Federal $1,000 Wyden for Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) Federal $1,000 Friends of Todd Young Sen. Todd Young (R-IN) Federal $2,500 Big Sky Opportunity PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $1,500 Hawkeye PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $1,000 Majority Committee PAC--MC PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $2,500 New Pioneers PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $1,500 PAC to the Future Non-Candidate Committee Federal $2,500 Promoting Our Republican Team PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $1,500 Turquoise PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $2,500 Salesforce.com Inc PAC Contributions

Campaign Committee Candidate Level Amount 2017 Hurd for Congress Rep. Will Hurd (R-TX) Federal $2,500 H2 for Congress Rep. Jackie Speier (D-CA) Federal $1,000 for Assembly 2018 Assm. Rob Bonta (D-CA) State $1,000 for Assembly 2018 Assm. David Chiu (D-CA) State $1,000 for Assembly 2018 Assm. Phil Ting (D-CA) State $1,000 The Association PAC Non-Candidate Committee State $2,500

2017 Blumenthal for Connecticut Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) Federal $1,500 H1 Hatch Election Committee Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT) Federal $2,500 Nancy Pelosi for Congress Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) Federal $2,500 Friends of Todd Young Sen. Todd Young (R-IN) Federal $1,000 Friends of Todd Young Sen. Todd Young (R-IN) Federal ($1,000) Austin Innovation Non-Candidate Committee Federal $5,000 PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $1,500 Longhorn Innovations Non-Candidate Committee Federal $5,000 David Chiu for Assembly 2018 Assm. David Chiu (D-CA) State $1,000 London Breed for Democratic County Sup. London Breed (D-CA) Local $3,000 Committee 2016 Salesforce.com Inc PAC Contributions Campaign Committee Candidate Level Amount

2016 Friends of Susan Brooks Rep. Susan Brooks (R-IN) Federal $1,000 H2 Steve Daines for Montana Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT) Federal $1,000 Hurd for Congress Rep. Will Hurd (R-TX) Federal $1,000 Friends of Mike Lee Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) Federal $2,500 John Lewis for Congress Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) Federal $2,500 Lofgren for Congress Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) Federal $500 McConnell Senate Committee Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) Federal $2,500 Nancy Pelosi for Congress Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) Federal $1,000 Friends of John Thune Sen. John Thune (R-SD) Federal $2,500 Friends of Todd Young Sen. Todd Young (R-IN) Federal $1,000 Beskin for Rep. Beth Beskin (R-GA) State $1,000 Rob Bonta for Assembly 2016 Assm. Rob Bonta (D-CA) State $1,000 David Chiu for Assembly 2016 Assm. David Chiu (D-CA) State $1,000 for Assembly 2016 Assm. Evan Low (D-CA) State $1,000 Cmte to Keep BART Safe and Reliable 2016 Non-Candidate Committee State $15,000

2016 Joe Kennedy for Congress Rep. Joe Kennedy (D-MA) Federal $500 H1 Leahy for U.S. Senator Committee Sen. (D-VT) Federal $2,500 Friends of Schumer Sen. Charles Schumer, D-NY Federal $5,000 Majority Committee PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $2,500 Prosperity Action Non-Candidate Committee Federal $2,500 Salesforce.com Inc PAC Contributions

Campaign Committee Candidate Level Amount 2015 H2 Bob Goodlatte for Congress Committee Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-VA) Federal $2,500 Georgians for Isakson Sen. Johnny Isakson (R-GA) Federal $2,500 Kaine for Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) Federal $2,500 Kevin McCarthy for Congress Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) Federal $2,500

2015 H1 Grassley Committee Sen. Charles Grassley (R-IA) Federal $2,500 Lofgren for Congress Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) Federal $1,000 Friends of Schumer Sen. Charles Schumer, D-NY Federal $5,000 Alamo PAC Non-Candidate Committee Federal $2,000 Disclosure Corporate Contributions Corporate Contributions

Campaign Committee Candidate/Initiative Level Amount

2020 Bay Area Caucus Bay Area Legislative Leaders PAC State $10,000 H2 Re-elect Senator Atkins 2020 Senate Pro Tem Atkins (D) State $2,500 Re-Elect for State Senate 2020 State Sen. Scott Wiener (D) State $2,500 Rendon for Assembly 2020 Speaker Anthony Rendon (D) Local $2,500 Bloom for Assembly 2020 Asm. (D) Local $1,500 Cottie Petrie-Norris for Assembly 2020 Asm. Petrie-Norris (D) Local $1,500 for Assembly 2020 Asm. Bill Quirk (D) Local $1,500 Bauer-Kahan for Assembly 2020 Asm. Rebecca Bauer-Kahan (D) Local $1,500 for Assembly 2020 Asm. Tim Grayson (D) Local $1,500 for Washington Governor Inslee (D) State $1,400 Eric Holcomb for Indiana Eric Holcomb ® State $5,000 Hoosiers for Ruckelshaus Sen. John Ruckelshaus ® State $1,000 Todd Huston for State Representative Rep. Todd Huston ® State $1,000 Cindy for State House Committee Rep. Cindy Kirchhofer ® State $500 Torr for Representative Committee Rep. Jerry Torr (R) State $500 2020 David Chiu for Assembly 2020 Asm. David Chiu (D) Local $1,500 H1 Phil Ting for Assembly 2020 Asm. Phil Ting (D) Local $1,500 Ben Allen for Senate 2022 State Sen. Ben Allen (D) State $1,500 for Assembly 2020 Asm. Ed Chau (D) Local $1,500 Irwin for Assembly 2020 Asm. (D) Local $1,500 Split Roll Property Tax Reform CA: Prop 15 State $400,000 Ending Ban on Affirmative Action CA: Prop 16 State $375,000 Health and Homelessness, Parks, and Street Bonds SF: Measure A Local $75,000 Parcel Tax for SFUSD SF: Measure J Local $100,000 Neighborhood Commercial Districts and City Permitting SF: Measure H Local $25,000 for Small Business Corporate Contributions

Campaign Committee Candidate/Initiative Level Amount 2020 Caltrain Sales Tax Bay Area: Measure RR Local $25,000 H1 Renewal of Seattle Transport Benefit District Seattle: Prop 1 Local $10,000 Evan Low for Assembly 2020 Asm. Evan Low (D) Local $1,500 Skinner for Senate 2020 State Sen. Nancy Skinner (D) State $1,500 Buffy Wicks for Assembly 2020 Asm. Buffy Wicks (D) Local $1,500 Rob Bonta for Assembly 2020 Asm. Rob Bonta (D) Local $1,500 Friends of Kevin Thomas for Senate Senator Kevin Thomas (D) State $1,000 Clyde Vanel for Assemblyman Clyde Vanel (D) Local $500 Savino for New York Sen. Diane Savino (D) State $500 Holyman for Senate Sen. Brad Hoylman (D) State $500 Indiana Technology and Innovation PAC Indiana Technology and Innovation Assn. State $14,000 Friends of Drew Stokesbary Rep. Stokesbary (R) State $750 Friends of Joe Fitzgibbon Rep. Fitzgibon (D) State $500 Friends of Vandana Slatter Rep. Slatter (D) State $750 Amy Walen for State House Rep. Walen (D) State $500 Friends of Laurie Jinkins Rep. Jinkins (D) State $250 Citizens for Frank Chopp Rep. Chopp (D) State $500 Friends of Lisa Wellman Sen. Wellman (D) State $500 Friends of Manka Sen. Dhingra (D) State $500 Friends of Patty Kuderer Sen. Kuderer (D) State $500 People for Joe Nguyen Sen. Nguyen (D) State $500 People for Pedersen Sen. Pedersen (D) State $500 Friends of Andy Billig Sen. Billig (D) State $500 Committee to Elect Mark Schoesler Sen. Schoesler (R) State $750 Elect Mark Mullet Sen. Mullet (D) State $1,000 Corporate Contributions

Campaign Committee Candidate/Initiative Level Amount 2019 Ben Allen for Senate Sen. Ben Allen (D-CA) State $2,000 H2 for Assembly 2020 Assm. Autumn Burke (D-CA) State $1,500 Ian Calderon for Assembly 2020 Assm. Ian Calderon (D-CA) State $1,500 Ed Chau for Assembly 2020 Assm. Ed Chau (D-CA) State $1,500 David Chiu for Assembly 2020 Assm. David Chiu (D-CA) State $4,300 Jacqui Irwin for Assembly 2020 Assm. Jacqui Irwin (D-CA) State $2,000 Evan Low for Assembly 2020 Assm. Evan Low (D-CA) State $2,500 Skinner for Senate Sen. Nancy Skinner (D-CA) State $2,000 Buffy Wicks for Assembly 2020 Assm. Buffy Wicks (D-CA) State $2,000 Eric Holcomb for Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb (R-IN) State $2,000 Hogsett for Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett (D-IN) Local $1,000 Affordable Homes for San Franciscans Now Yes on A Local $300,000

2019 Anthony Rendon for Assembly 2020 Assm. Anthony Rendon (D-CA) State $4,400 H1 Phil Ting for Assembly 2020 Assm. Phil Ting (D-CA) State $2,000 Indiana Technology and Innovation Association PAC Non-Candidate Committee State $15,000 Corporate Contributions

Campaign Committee Candidate/Initiative Level Amount 2018 H2 Atkins for Senate 2020 Sen. (D-CA) State $4,400 Becerra for Attorney General 2018 Atty. Gen. (D-CA) State $5,000 Assm. Rob Bonta (D-CA) State $3,200 Rob Bonta Advancing CA Ballot Measure Committee Assm. David Chiu (D-CA) State $4,000 David Chiu for Assembly 2018 Eleni Kounalakis (D-CA) State $5,000 Eleni Kounalakis for Lieutenant Governor 2018 Assm. Evan Low (D-CA) State $2,500 Evan Low for Assembly 2018 Sen. Scott Wiener (D-CA) State $4,000 Re-Elect Scott Wiener to State Senate 2020 Yes on Props 1 and 2 (CA) State $125,000 Affordable Housing Now Yes on Props 1 and 2 (CA) State $100,000 A Home for Everyone Yes on Measure 3 (MA) State $50,000 Freedom for All Massachusetts Yes on Regional Measure 3 (CA) State $125,000 Keeping the Bay Area Moving Yes on Prop A (SF) Local $50,000 Yes on Prop C (SF) Local $5,050,000 Strengthen Our Seawall for Earthquakes and Disasters Yes on Prop E (SF) Local $10,000 Our City, Our Home San Franciscans for the Arts & Ending Family Homelessness

2018 H1 Malia Cohen for State Board of Equalization 2018 Malia Cohen (D-CA) State $2,000

2017 H2 N/A

2017 H1 London Breed for Democratic County Committee 2016 Sup. London Breed (D-CA) Local $17,000 Corporate Contributions

Campaign Committee Candidate/Initiative Level Amount 2016 H2 Progress Non-Candidate Committee Local $125,000 Chiu for Assembly 2016 Assm. David Chiu (D-CA) State $1,000 2016 H1 Scott Wiener for State Senate 2016 Sup. Scott Wiener (D-CA) State $8,400 2015 H2 Atkins for Senate 2016 Assm. Toni Atkins (D-CA) State $1,000 Bonta for Assembly 2016 Assm. Rob Bonta (D-CA) State $1,000 Chiu for Assembly 2016 Assm. David Chiu (D-CA) State $1,000 2015 H1 N/A Disclosure Social Welfare Organizations & Trade Associations Social Welfare Organizations Organization Type Amount

2020 Bay Area Council 501(c)4 $25,000 Colorado for All 501(c)4 $10,000 FPF Education and Innovation Foundation 501(c)3 $50,000 The Institute AUS Public Education Inst. $20,000 AUD Ripon Society 501(c)4 $25,000 America Competes Coalition 501(c)4 $10,000 2019 Bay Area Council 501(c)4 $25,000 Colorado for All 501(c)4 $10,000 FPF Education and Innovation Foundation 501(c)3 $50,000 The Sydney Institute AUS Public Education Inst. $20,000 AUD

2018 Bay Area Council 501(c)4 $19,800 Ripon Society 501(c)4 $15,000 Third Way 501(c)4 $15,000

2017 Bay Area Council 501(c)4 $18,000

2016 Bay Area Council 501(c)4 $5,000 Freedom Indiana 501(c)4 $75,000 Indiana Competes 501(c)4 $40,000 United for Patent Reform 501(c)4 $100,000

2015 Bay Area Council 501(c)4 $50,000 United for Patent Reform 501(c)4 $100,000 Trade Associations

2020 Alliance for Digital Innovation FICCI California Chamber of Commerce BSA | The Software Alliance NASSCOM Indiana Chamber of Commerce Business Council for International New Zealand Technology Industry Georgia Chamber of Commerce Understanding Association Chamber of Commerce Business Roundtable NL Digital Sf.citi Information Technology Industry Council Singapore Business Circle Tech:NYC National Association of Manufacturers The Sydney Institute Association of Washington Business US Chamber of Commerce TECH in France Indy Chamber of Commerce US Chamber C_TECH TechUK Greater Seattle Metro Chamber of Commerce ALAI The Ethics Alliance Metro Chamber All India Management Association Trans-Tasman Business Circle NCSL Membership AmCham Argentina US-India Business Council Associated Industries of Massachusetts AmCham Brazil United States Council for International Membership AmCham Chile Business Tech Association of Oregon AmCham EU US-ASEAN Business Council, Inc. IN Technology & Innovation Association AmCham Germany US - India Strategic Partnership Forum Bitkom AmCham Indonesia CII India Business Council of Australia AmCham Malaysia Council on Foreign Relations Business New Zealand AmCham Mexico Women in Government Relations Dutch Chamber of Commerce AmCham Singapore CompTIA The Danish Ecommerce Association AmCham Taipie Ripon Society American Chamber of Commerce in Global Women's Innovation Network (WIN) Australia San Francisco Chamber of Commerce Asia Computing Association Bay Area Council Australian Information Industry SPUR Association Trade Associations

2019 Advanced Energy Economy Business Council for International Portland Business Alliance All India Management Association Understanding San Francisco Chamber of Commerce Alliance for Digital Innovation Business Council of Australia Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of AmCham Argentina Business Roundtable Commerce AmCham Australia California Chamber of Commerce sf.citi AmCham Brazil CompTIA Singapore Business Circle AmCham Chile Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce TECH IN France AmCham EU Dutch Chamber of Commerce TechPoint AmCham Germany Federation of Indian Chambers of techUK AmCham Indonesia Commerce and Industry The Ethics Alliance AmCham Malaysia Georgia Chamber of Commerce Trans-Tasman Business Circle AmCham Mexico High Tech Innovators Alliance U.S Chamber of Commerce AmCham Singapore Illinois Chamber of Commerce U.S.-India Business Council AmCham Taipei Indiana Chamber of Commerce United States Council for International American Association of Inside Indiana Technology & Innovation Business Sales Professionals Association US-ASEAN Business Council, Inc. Asia Association Indy Chamber US-India Strategic Partnership Forum Asociación Latinoamericana de Information Technology Industry Internet Council Australian Information Industry Mobile Marketing Association Association National Association of Manufacturers Bitkom National Association of Software and BSA | The Software Alliance Service Companies Trade Associations

2018 Advanced Energy Economy Consumer Bankers Association OpenStack Foundation Alliance for Digital Innovation CTIA The Wireless Association Network Advertising Initiative America’s Health Insurance Plans DirectEmployers Association Professional Services Council American Association of Inside Georgia Chamber of Commerce San Francisco Chamber of Sales Professionals Greater Indianapolis Chamber Commerce Association of Corporate Counsel High Tech Inventors Alliance sf.citi Association of Latino Hispanic IT Executive Council Employers Forum Professionals For America Illinois Chamber of Commerce Tech:NYC Association of National Indiana Chamber TechPoint Advertisers Information Technology Industry Texas Association of Business Association of Strategic Alliance Council The Business Council Professionals Internet Association U.S. ASEAN Business Council Avenue of the Americas MA Technology Leadership Council U.S. Chamber of Commerce Association Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce U.S. Council for International Business Roundtable Mobile Marketing Association Business Business Software Alliance National Association of Manufacturers U.S.-India Strategic Partnership California Chamber of Commerce National Retail Federation Forum CompTIA Visit Indy Trade Associations

2015 Anti-Phishing Working Group Cloud Security Alliance Professional Services Council Association of Corporate Counsel CTIA The Wireless Association SF Chamber of Commerce Association of National Direct Marketing Association Silicon Valley Employers Forum Advertisers FIDO Alliance Silicon Valley Leadership Group Business Marketing Association Green Grid Association TechPoint Business Software Alliance Internet Association The Business Council Thank You