caring for our community

2008–2009 Annual Report Message from the Executive Director Tom Myers

his has been an interesting year, man who had been through multiple tours of duty and returned to to say the least. In his column on homelessness. He was grateful to CSA for our services, knowing his page 9, Duncan MacVicar, this situation would get better. year’sT board president, writes about the ef- Then there was Maria. I first noticed Maria when I came out of my fect of the economy on our services. You can office door and found her in a wheelchair, waiting for someone to well imagine what effect that has had. Mau- wheel her into our conference room for a health talk on diabetes in reen Wadiak, our Associate Director, talks Spanish. Come to find out, Maria was born in 1906! below about our programs and how much Or perhaps the older gentleman I see in the morning in front they’re needed. And often unrecognized but of the Food and Nutrition center. We’d never spoken because he ever innovative, let’s make sure the excellent knows about as much English as I know Mandarin. Yet, whenever staff here at CSA gets a shout-out for their we would see each other there was always the nod and smile. One flexibility and dedication in changing and day recently, when we were short of volunteers and I was helping adapting to serve the increasing client base, unload a van of food, this fellow jumped in to help unload boxes. often desperate because of their economic circumstances. And when we were finished, before I had a chance to thank him, he But more than the numbers or programs, please read the stories of grabbed my arm, smiled and said “thank you” to me. the clients who access our services. And remember it’s your support And there are the kids, all sitting in our lobby listening to a story that gives them hope and a way-out of their economic crisis. being read by our volunteer Virginia, a retired school teacher, or And still, these stories don’t tell it all. They don’t touch on the full reading stories in donated books while their parents are in the office range of emotions or tell the whole story of what people go through for services. before they even come to us when there was nowhere else to turn And those are just some of the people I’ve run into over the past to. year, all dependent on the safety-net and on all of you who put the There’s John, the Iraq War veteran, who now lives on the street. “community” in Community Services Agency. I salute you, thank What struck me most about John was his optimism. Here was a you and wish you the best of the holiday season.

Mission Statement We are the community’s safety-net, providing critical support services that preserve and promote stability, self-reliance and dignity.

Message from the Associate Director Maureen Wadiak he market goes up; the market goes were primarily the working poor employed in service sector jobs but down. One economic report is now we are seeing an increase in the number of people who are positive; another is not. It appears skilled professionals - carpenters, office workers, etc. Tthat the only thing we can be sure of right In previous economic downturns our clients have been able to now is that consumer confidence remains weather the economic storm with the help of our various programs low and businesses are not hiring. And we or services and they were able to find jobs in two to three months don’t need market or economic reports to tell but this time the storm is like an unrelenting battering tsunami and us that. there are no jobs in after two or three months. Our case managers see it every day of the But Community Service Agency is still a secure anchorage week in increasing numbers of people com- supported by a generous and caring community. Our safety net may ing to us for help: the restaurant worker who be stretching a bit thin but it’s still here and available for all who had his or her hours reduced to 15 hours a need it. We have food for the family table and financial assistance to week with no benefits or the hotel house- keep a roof overhead with the heat and electricity on. We have help keeper who lost her job because business travel is down and the hotel for those who are homeless or near-homeless to keep them off the chain is cutting back. Of course, those are the low-paying or mini- streets and out of their cars. We have case managers to keep an eye mum wage jobs and we’re conditioned to expect to see those people. on seniors living alone to ensure they’re managing their medicines But the faces of this recovery now include high-tech consultants and and chronic conditions. We have a senior lunch program to provide white collar workers who used to earn six figures a year. hot and nutritious lunches. Altogether there were over 6,000 stories with each of those faces last The recovery may be a slow one but I have faith in the people year and all of them right here in our Mountain View office. of Mountain View, Los Altos and Los Altos Hills who put the There is an unprecedented need for safety-net services in our “community” in Community Services Agency. community right now. The people who used to come to us for help 2 caring for our community COMPASSION for the HOMELESS Alpha Omega Homeless Services

ousing requires the largest proportion of a wage-earner’s in- come. It’s the first to usually take a hit when one lives from paycheck to paycheck and any unexpected expense – a car repair,H a medical bill, school supplies – can throw a family into an economic crisis and put their housing in jeopardy.

One of the greatest challenges we face with the issue of homelessness is dispelling the myth of the homeless person as a drug user or just plain crazy. Truth be told, people become homeless even with a job. And with the current economic downturn, more low-income people are either losing their jobs or having their hours reduced.

More and more of these “homeless” individuals and families live in their cars, or motels when they can, or with family and friends (couch-surfing) than actually live on the streets. They have no perma- nent address. They are unhoused. They are homeless. In the three years since the conversion of our rotating shelter program They need our help. into a case management program focusing on the homeless we have seen an explosion of people in Northern Santa Clara County coming The majority of homeless that we assist are provided information to to CSA in need of housing and/or homeless services. locate and secure housing, information and assistance with transpor- tation services, along with food supplies from our Food & Nutrition Center. Others need help with benefits, employment, and health ser- A dramatic increase in homeless clients over 3 years vices, which can be quite labor and time intensive. 2007: 162 people; 2009: 394 people an increase: 143%

Debbie M.

Debbie and her boyfriend were marginally housed - residing in a trailer mental problems. She started receiving food, transportation, and case parked behind a retail store and subject to towing at any time. They had management services that seemed to be stabilizing her condition and help- no electrical or water hookup and were barely getting by on her boy- ing her move along on the path of life improvement. Unfortunately, a few friend’s monthly unemployment benefits which were soon exhausted. months later, her condition deteriorated again and she dropped out of the program once more. Debbie is in her mid-40s and had lost her job several years before due to a combination of physical and mental health problems. Unable to Returning to CSA, Debbie talked about her condition that makes her ex- work, she had applied for SSI but found the process too complicated and tremely anxious and prevents her from leaving the trailer for periods of over eventually gave up on it. many months at a time. She knew she needed help however and she wanted the help too. The Safety-Net at Work With Nadia’s help Debbie applied and was approved for SSI and Medi- Debbie came to CSA in 2002 when she was homeless. Unable to assist Cal, after nine months of advocating with the Social Security Administra- her with our limited rotating shelter program she was however able to tion and coordinating medical evaluations, phone calls, and a mountain of obtain food from our Food & Nutrition Center, which she did until paperwork. She is now connected to a new doctor and her condition was 2006 when she dropped out of the program. properly diagnosed and she started feeling the healing effects of the medica- tions. Her UPLIFT bus pass provides free VTA transportation for her with Coming back in 2007, she inquired about our food program again. This a condition that she be in case management services. time our Homeless Services program, which had evolved from the Al- pha Omega rotating shelter program, stepped in to help. Debbie is still in the trailer with her boyfriend. But now with her stability she can take care of her most basic needs on her own. She has been referred Working with Homeless Services Specialist, Nadia Ilieva, Debbie was to a number of affordable housing programs in the county and hopefully, able to re-acquire Food Stamps and General Assistance Benefits. She soon, will have a place of her own. was referred to the Opportunity Center in Palo Alto and the RotaCare Bay Area Clinic at to take care of her health and caring for our community COMMUNITY SERVICES AGENCY • 2008-2009 Annual Report 3 COMPASSION for the LOW-INCOME Emergency Assistance

ith the economic downtown this past year we’ve expe- A dramatic increase over 3 years rienced a jump of 9% in clients requesting Emergency 2007: 3,915 people; 2009: 4,273 people Assistance services. And that was after an 18% increase an increase: 9% Wthe prior year.

People are reporting not only loss of jobs but reduction of hours. The safety-net services we offer for low-income people includes: More and more people in our community are forced to make some very hard decisions every payday. Buy food? Pay rent? Pay utilities? • Financial assistance is available for rent, utility, housing, Buy prescriptions? Even whether to seek medical help becomes a dental care, and eye exams. major financial decision. • Requests for rental assistance in the 1st quarter of our new fiscal year are already at 58% of the level for all of last year. • Requests for utility assistance are at 51% of the level for all last year.

• Back-to-School assistance in the form of backpacks and school supplies are provided for grades K-12. • Requests for back-to-school assistance increased 20% over last year.

• Our Holiday Sharing program engages volunteers and community on a large scale with toy, clothing and food collections to make the Holidays brighter for low-income families with children. • We anticipate an increase.

Hortencia P. out at them whenever it was felt they weren’t doing a good enough job. Nonetheless, Hortencia stayed with the job for 5 years until she actually Hortencia is a 38 year old single mother living with her three children in a began to fear for her physical safety. 2 bedroom apartment they share with relatives. The total rent is $1,495/ month of which she pays She has since acquired a new housecleaning job on her own, hoping to $900. She had immigrated expand her business. But in the meantime she has trouble making ends to the United States 6 years meet for her family of four. ago to escape an abusive husband that would beat her and threaten her often The Safety-Net at Work with a gun and came to Mountain View where two Hortencia came to CSA in need of financial rental assistance to help her of her sisters lived. The sib- transition out of the abusive work environment to self-sufficiency and was lings would help each other assisted with her October 2009 rent. Her case worker, Elizabeth Medina, financially and provide referred her back to Community Health Awareness Council (CHAC) child-care for each other. for the therapy and medications that she had been taking but had discon- tinued. She was signed up to shop at our Food & Nutrition Center to Hortencia worked as a help reduce the cost of feeding her family. CSA case manager Elizabeth Medina (L) housecleaner. Employees conferring in her office with Hortencia (R) were not provided any During her intake assessment and interview Hortencia also disclosed that gloves to protect their she and her family had no health insurance. With a referral from CSA, hands from chemicals or even dusters to do their job. They were picked Hortencia attended the “Move to Wellness Festival” and was able to up and piled in a van to be taken to their job, often kept waiting in the sign her kids up for medical coverage through MediCal, and accesses the cold and rain in the winter and verbally berated by their manager lashing health care provided by the RotaCare clinic at El Camino Hospital.

4 caring for our community COMPASSION for the LOW-INCOME Food and Nutrition Center

ur Food & Nutrition Center provides essential and basic food items to minimize food insecurity for low-income individuals and families in Northern A dramatic increase over 3 years Santa Clara County. 2007: 3,915 people; 2009: 4,273 people O an increase: 9% It is the most wide-reaching program under our Emergency Services umbrella in terms of numbers. It provides a safety-net for over 60% of all of our clients offering perhaps the greatest stability in the lives of low-income families and individuals. Money not spent on food can pay for clothing, education, school supplies, medical bills and so on.

Our Food & Nutrition Center is set up like a mini-grocery store where our clients “shop” for the food items they need: breads, dairy products, canned goods or even fresh produce. There is a daily limit on items, however.

Unlike many food banks we do not pre-select what our clients need nor do we limit them to 1x/week or even 1x/month; if they qualify they can “shop” 5 days a week.

Alla Faersheyn shopping in our Food & Nutrition Center

www.CSAcares.org Won’t you?

Shapiro Norris in line waiting access to the Food & Nutrition Center

MORE PEOPLE: less food

A dramatic increase over 3 years A dramatic decrease over 3 years 2007: 2,845 people; 2009: 3,482 people 2007: 507,000 lbs; 2009: 415,000 lbs an increase: 23% a decrease: 18%

caring for our community COMMUNITY SERVICES AGENCY • 2008-2009 Annual Report 5 COMPASSION for the ELDERLY Senior Services Case Management

ntegrating social and medical care for frail older adults under Lucille the direction of a case manager results in fewer hospitaliza- Lucille was hospitalized for back surgery and placed in a skilled nursing tions and postponement of institutionalization. In real human facility for two-week rehabilitation. She is 66 years-old. She lives by herself termsI it means that seniors live in their own homes in their familiar with decreased vision, arthritis and chronic back and knee pain. She has environment. It also means substantial savings in monies not spent also been diagnosed with depression and general anxiety disorder. on medical care and nursing facilities by federal and state health care programs. Hospital to Home Case management

After release from a skilled nursing facility Lucille called us for services as There is also enhanced case management for seniors with specific she was still recovering from surgery. Her case manager was able to con- Home Instead Senior Health Care identifiable risks that often result in higher rates of hospitalization or nect her with who donates a number of hours each month to low-income seniors to help them maintain their institutionalization. home, clean, and cook while they recover. In addition, CSA case manager was able to secure a care-giving scholarship through Seniors at Home to receive 10 weeks of care giving services. Lucille is also assisted and ac- A dramatic increase over 3 years companied to her follow-up doctor appointments by her case manager or 2007: 186 seniors; 2009: 243 seniors a specially trained CSA senior outreach volunteer an increase: 31% The Safety-Net at Work Senior Fall Prevention Program. Fall prevention has nothing to do with global warming or climate change. Studies show that 35-40% Sarah of seniors living on their own will experience a fall and 50% of those Sarah is a 72-year-old divorced low-income Mountain View resident who do fall will have multiple falls. Seniors over the age of 65 who diagnosed with depression, anxiety, paranoia, Parkinson’s disease and fall are 10x more likely to enter a nursing facility. hypertension. She was terminated from her Medicare Part D Low Income Subsidy Coverage because of a change this year in the Medicare/MediCal The risk factors are identifiable and our senior clients have now been income/asset policy. all assessed for risk level of falling based on the number of factors they have. Case managers will be initiating interventions to correct, Among the prescriptions Sarah has is an antipsychotic medication which eliminate, mitigate and/or educate each senior accordingly. The allows her to function successfully and live independently. With all medi- results of this program for its first year will not be available until cations now not covered Sarah could not afford the out-of-pocket expense summer 2010. with her limited Social Security income. Hospital to Home Transition Care Management. Our goal is to With the help of Senior Services case manager Megan Wadkins, applica- address the management of symptoms, disease and medication in an tions were made to the seven (7) different drug manufacturers for the outpatient setting as these are frequently related to hospital read- medications Sarah takes. She was rejected for the pharmaceutical assis- mission by seniors who lack adequate and appropriate support and tance programs by all seven manufacturers. care systems once they are released from the hospital. Undaunted and determined to find a solution her case Studies show that 18% of managers met with each of her Medicare patients released prescribing MDs and advocates from the hospital are with monthly phone follow-ups readmitted within 30 days on her behalf to receive sample prescription medication from of discharge. One full- each of the doctors until she time case manager and a can re-qualify for MediCal’s half-time Registered Nurse low-income subsidy program are responsible for this for medication. program. Results to date are very encouraging. Of the 45 clients released from the hospital since Novem- ber 2008, only 1 has been re-hospitalized within the first 30 days (a 2% rate versus the national average of 18%)! Senior Services case manager Megan Wadkins doing in-home visit and assessment with Veda LaCastro 6 caring for our community COMPASSION for the ELDERLY Senior Nutrition Program

ur Senior Nutrition Program offers thing must be good! Over 37,000 lunches a hot lunch for anyone over the were served last year. age of 60 at the Mountain View SeniorO Center 5 days a week. For many seniors living, alone it’s problem- atic to go grocery shopping all the time and Since the new Senior Center opened in it takes time and energy just to cook a meal 2007, this hot lunch program has become for just one person, a prospect many just do more and more popular as a place for not find appealing anymore. However, food seniors to meet, enjoy each other’s company is not the only reason seniors come to the and have a good meal. Mountain View Senior Center for lunch. There is live music and dancing on Mondays and Fridays and Bingo on Wednesdays! Close to 200 hot lunches served five times a week

The lunch program also offers us an opportunity to provide health and nutrition education in addition to doing outreach for our case Robert Munoz (center) with caretaker Moses Rodriguez (left) being served by CSA volunteer management program. The average number of visits per senior to the lunch program has increased from 19 lunches/per year/per senior in 2007 to 28 lunches/per year/per senior in 2009. Some-

Jeanette F., Josephine K., and Frances T. to go to a restaurant everyday,” Jeanette says, “but I can afford to Jeanette Famiglietti has been coming to our come here everyday.” Speaking senior lunch program for over 20 years to enjoy a to the importance of healthy and healthy, warm and affordable meal. “I can’t afford nutritious diet Josephine Kendall adds “if I didn’t come here, I would just eat cheese and crackers.”

Frances Trimmer has been a regular at our Senior Nutrition Program lunch since 1992. Underlying the value and importance of seniors having a place to go and socialize she says, “At Jeanette and Frances enjoying lunch home all you do is just look at the four walls.” Supporting Josephine’s point on eating healthy, Frances states the obvious, “low income www.CSAcares.org people can’t afford to make hot Won’t you? meals everyday.” Volunteer Mary Person serving Josephine Kendall caring for our community COMMUNITY SERVICES AGENCY • 2008-2009 Annual Report 7 PUTTING the “COMMUNITY” into COMMUNITY SERVICES AGENCY Annual Community Events CHEFS WHO CARE Raised over $50,000

Every month (except December) 180+ people participate in our “Chefs Who Care” dine-around program raising money to lessen food-insecurity in the community. The June BBQ in Cuesta Park catered by Armadillo Willy’s is by far the most popu- lar, topping off this past summer with 250 people.

Ladling Soup at Empty Bowls www.CSAcares.org/cwc/ EMPTY BOWLS Picnic in the Park with CSA Step up to the plate for a good cause. Raised over $13,000

Every April the Orchard Valley SPRING GALA: Dancing with the Starz! Ceramic Arts Guild joins with the Raised over $70,000 local faith-based community to hold a “soup-supper” to benefit homeless Every spring the board fundraising committee throws a party individuals and families in North Santa Clara County. Local restaurants to end-all-parties to raise money for our support services and to donate the soup, the potters donate have a good the bowls and 100% of the proceeds time in the go to homeless assistance. process. Both goals were Save this date: April 25, 2010 achieved this past year!

Save this date: April 24, 2010.

Starz! dancer and entertainer Federico Moreno with Lopa and Sean Wani enjoying a dance CSA supporter Gerri Acer

Empty bowls: A hearty meal of soup and salad

Associate Director Maureen Wadiak talking about safety-net programs over breakfast HOMETOWN HEROES Save this date: Raised over $40,000 September 17, 2010.

Hometown Heroes is a breakfast event held 2009 recognized Mary Lou De Natale, Ed.D., each September to honor a person and an orga- USF (individual) and El Camino Hospital nization/business that has gone beyond the call (Organization). of duty in supporting those in need.

8 caring for our community Community Services Agency 2009–2010 Board of Directors

President Vice President Duncan MacVicar (2005) Richard Magnuson (2005) Management Consultant Venture Capital Investor

Secretary Treasurer Gisela Daetz (2008) Phillip Rose (2008) Adult Education Teacher City Management Executive Director Tom Myers (1999)

Members Mona Armistead (2009) Harvey Dixon (2008) Darelda Medina (2009) Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Venture Capital (Retired) HR Representative, Recycling Center Mark Bollwinkel (2008) Billie Dungan (2008) Senior Pastor Gerontologist (Retired) Barbara Mordo (2009) Los Altos United Methodist Church Teacher (Retired) Karen Fox (2009) Jeannie Bruins (2008) Marketing Professor Jeannie Richter (2008) Community Volunteer – Adult Education Teacher (Retired) Leavey School of Business (Retired) Alicia Crank (2009) Laura Stefanski (2008) Program Director William James (2006) Director, Mountain View- Leadership Mountain View Patent Attorney Los Altos Adult School Van Pelt, Yi & James, LLP

Lisa Kasperzak (2007) Consultant

Message from the President of the Board Duncan MacVicar The economic news this in a more desperate situation. They are near-homeless, one year has been awful—job paycheck or step from being unhoused, and our services and losses, furloughs, pay cuts, programs keep them in their houses and help stabilize their depreciating home values economic condition. and depleted savings. All of As you read elsewhere in the Annual Report we’ve experienced us are impacted in one way a big increase in demand for our services over the last year. And or another and have stories as of this writing, we really don’t know how long this height- of economic woe to tell. In ened demand will last. tough times like this, how- As President of the Board of Director this year, I can tell you ever, it’s important to re- it feels really good to be part of such a noble effort. I have never member that the families at felt so proud of the CSA staff and my fellow citizens in Moun- greatest risk are always those near the bottom of the economic tain View, Los Altos, and Los Altos Hills for their support and scale. And, when a job loss hits a low-income family, they can service to the neediest among us. Our community has always quickly find themselves in a difficult situation, having little or stepped forward with volunteer time, financial contributions no savings to draw upon. and much-needed food whenever it’s needed. For those families, Community Services Agency is here to And now we need your continued support to ensure that our help. We are their safety-net. That’s our job; that’s our mission. less fortunate brothers and sisters survive this economic mess. Without our food pantry to lessen a family’s economic burden Please join with my wife Jeanne and me as we make our year- of grocery shopping, or without our emergency financial as- end donation, in considering a gift at whatever level you can sistance to help meet the monthly rent or PG&E bill, large afford to support and help our neighbors in need. numbers of low-income families in our community would be caring for our community COMMUNITY SERVICES AGENCY • 2008-2009 Annual Report 9 COMMUNITY caring for the COMMUNITY enerosity whether expressed in dollars, with time volunteered, or in the donation of food items, products or services is truly appreciated and deserves recognition. Without this outpouring of support we could not do the work we do in providing a safety-net for the poor, homeless, near-homeless, and elderly in our midst. These individuals, families, faith based communities, organizations, clubs, schools, businesses, foundations and government Gentities make up the community in Community Services Agency. $50,000 or more $5,000–$9,999 Eric and Sandra Bergan Jeannie Bruins Corporations Alan and Carol Crites El Camino Hospital Paul Davis and Jade Thuma William and Danielle James Foundations Anne Marie Marsh and Alan Louie David & Lucile Packard Foundation Stanley and Joan Myers Hurlbut-Johnson Charitable Trusts Tom Myers Community Foundation George and Barbara Rugtiv The Grove Foundation Organizations Government Kiwanis Club of Mountain View County of Santa Clara Mulberry Cottage Family Life Fund Emergency Food & Shelter Program (FEMA) of RSF Social Finance Organizations United Methodist Church of Los Altos United Way Silicon Valley $20,000–$49,999 $1,000–$2,499 Corporations Corporations Kaiser Permanente - Santa Clara Medical Center & Classic Communities Market Area Google, Inc. Hewlett Packard Foundations Home Instead Senior Care Jake’s Restaurant Group Moore Family Foundation Michelle LaBarbera of the Boardwalk Restaurant in Los Nuance Communications Ronald and Ann Williams Charitable Foundation Altos with CSA Executive Director Tom Myers. 10% of RSM McGladrey, Inc/McGladrey & Pullen, LLP Sobrato Family Foundation sales on Thursdays in November 2008 were contrib- Summerwinds Nursery (Palo Alto) The Altos Foundation uted to CSA as part of their Star Awards program. The Health Trust The Valley Foundation Foundations Bank of America Matching Gifts Government ExxonMobil Foundation City of Los Altos Corporations J/J Petricciani Foundation Microsoft Corporation Council on Aging Silicon Valley Realtors Charitable Foundation Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) Individuals Individuals Foundations Anonymous (4) Kristen Nelson Thelmer and Patricia Aalgaard Jane Bindi and Vernon Oi Dudley-Vehmeyer-Brown Memorial Foundation Lockheed Martin Employee Foundation George and Jeannine Antypas Lucian and Jean Taylor Richard and Valarie Arnesen $10,000–$19,999 Individuals David and Kathryn Arnold Anonymous (2) Fred Bedard Corporations Robert and Mona Armistead David and Laura Blakely Mountain View Voice Philip and Elaine Dauber Mark and Jenny Brandemuehl SanDisk Corporation Dinesh and Joy Desai James and Alice Cochran SEMI Terry and Carol Eger - The Eger Family Reba Cohen Charles and Nancy Geschke Phil and Kathleen Creger Foundations Rene D. Lynch George and Susan Crow Anonymous Robert Mullenger and Rhonda Radcliff Rune Dahl and Sharlene Gee Housing Trust of Santa Clara County Jerry and Lois Rosenblum John and Stephanie Day, III Palo Alto Medical Foundation - Camino Division Dr. Mary-Jo Di Muccio Organizations Adrienne Dong Government Los Altos Rotary Club Kevin and Robin Duggan Town of Los Altos Hills Frederick and Faith Duhring $2,500–$4,999 Karen Fox Individuals Margaret and William Gratiot Steven and Lucille Glassman Corporations Semele and David Heller Richard and Kathy Hawes Foothill Disposal Company H. Craig Howard Virginia and Jim Lyons Omnicell George and Margaret Huang Richard and Amy Magnuson Van Pelt, Yi, and James LLP Brian and Molly Hughes George and Judy Marcus Paul King David and Jerilyn Schricker Foundations Robert and Susan Larson Peter and Harise Staple Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Peter and Suzanne LaTourrette Suzanne and Tom Werner Leslie Family Foundation Individuals Glenn Louie Gladys Anenson Organizations David and Kathleen Lynch Wesley Ayres Foothills Congregational Church Jack and Norma Melchor Joel and Wendy Bartlett Merrimac Fund

10 caring for our community Jack Miller Audrey Erbes Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital caring for the COMMUNITY Jim and Becky Morgan Craig and Sally Falkenhagen Mountain View - Los Altos Union High School Mary Nichols Tim and Carolynne Farrell District David Offen and Gail Nyhan Stuart and Jeanne Farwell Mountain View Woman’s Club Stephen and Carol Olson Harold and Marilyn Faull St. Luke’s Chapel in the Hills - Episcopal William and Leonilla Perry Dennis Fischette St. Stephen Lutheran Church Donna and Darwin Poulos Keith Gillen Phyllis Reed - William H. Reed Memorial Fund Bette Greenberg $150–$499 Wells and Jeannie Richter Earl and Cora Grubb Corporations Rey and Andrea Rodriguez Terry and Dorothy Hayes Acacia Property Corporation Eleanor Rogers Roy and Janet Hayter Addison Engineering, Inc. Phillip and Patti Rose Nicholas and Ellen Hope Alta Mesa Improvement Company John and Christine Sanguinetti Lois Hopp B.K. Collections Wade Schroeder Mary Ann Jensen Cisco Systems Raymond and Yvonne Skitt Daniel and Rosemary Kaplan Comerica Bank Renee Stapleton Bruce and Twana Karney Hawks and Comfort LLP James and Nina Steiner Pat Kassner Mutual of America John Thomas Melissa King Pioneer HI-Bred Interational Inc. Tim Twerdahl and Evita Prasetya Twerdahl Bob and Edie Kirkwood Sun Microsystems David and Maureen Wadiak William and Donna Krepick Elizabeth Webster Jan and Sofia Laskowski Individuals Robert and Carolyn Williams Robert and Marjorie Lawrence Anonymous (23) • Joseph and Sandra Abreu • Debbie Wu and Jeff Krause Ruth Nelson Lewis Gerri and Steve Acers • Richard Adler • Matthew Organizations Kate Lorig and Marcia Allen • Richard Andrews • Peter Anning Anne Bergstrom Lucas Christ Episcopal Church Mariana Antcheva and Deyan Bektchiev • Donald Adolph and Phyllis Lund Congregation Beth Am and Phyllis Baer • Julie Barney • Paul and Mary Deborah and Richard Lundgren First Baptist Church of Los Altos Bateman • Jack and Bette Bates • Allen Baum and Wallace and Joan MacDonald First Presbyterian Church of Mountain View Donna White • Michael and Vera Baum • David Bell Duncan and Jeanne MacVicar Los Altos Union Presbyterian Church and Judith Gable • Richard and Thea Benthin • Karen Maness Mountain View Rotary Club Diana Bergeson • Anne Bergstrom Lucas • David and Franklin and Mary Ann Marfia Quota Club of Mountain View and Los Altos Anne Bernstein • Mary Alice Bethel • George and James and Norma Marshall St. Nicholas Church Eve Bingham • Charles and Eloise Bodine • Donald Jerry McBride St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church Boeckling • Marlene Bollhoffer • Mark and Bonnie Alan and Joan Merchant United Methodist Women Bollwinkel • Trudy Bowman • Capt Richard Brooks • Tom and Iris Moran Robert and Laura Brown • Wendell Brown • Richard Warren and Ann Nelson $500–$999 and Alison Bruce • Michael and Marge Bruno • John and Elsa Nimmo Clifford and Ronit Bryant • Bonnie Burdett • Franklin Corporations Paul and Elizabeth Nyberg and Nancy Burton • John and Barbara Campbell Gavin O’Duffy Adobe Systems, Inc. • Robert and Margaret Capriles • Shannon Carr • Joan and John O’Rourke Borel Private Bank and Trust Company Richard Casey • Coeta Chambers • Anthony Chang Genentech Charles and Kim Pack and Wendy Wong • Cathy and Tony Chavez • Frances National Semiconductor Harry Plant Codispoti and Kenneth Schroeder • Robert and Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Mary Prochnow Linda Cole • Stephen and Catherine Combs • Betty TimeOut Services Martha Ramage Jane Costales • Janet Craig • Reese and Kathleen Carol Raymond and Walter Rau • Tearse Cutler • Alice Davidson • Jonathan Davis Foundations Joyce and Richard Reynolds • Julia Davis • Nelson and Katy Debasa • Lauretta Los Altos Community Foundation Peter Reynolds and Julie Steury DelCurto • Curt and Joan Demele • Marilyn Duncan Thomas and Joanna Reynolds • Billie Dungan • David and Jane Duperrault • Raul Individuals Dr. Janice Richards Duran • Lester Earnest and Marian Lofgren • Roy Anonymous (10) Jeff and Laura Robbin and Barbara Endlich • Jim Ewan • Richard Fields and Robert and Lois Adams Heather and Matthew Robbins Rose Ashford • Dora W. Fishman • Adrian and Sue Dennis and Carolyn Armstrong Michelle Rogers Flakoll • Paul and Jeanne Foerster • Jessie Fournier • James Avedisian Alice and Richard Rowland Chet and Pat Frankenfield • Edith Frost • Castor Fu • Rudolph and Jane Bahr, Jr. Dave and Sue Russell Leo and Grace Furtwangler • Michele Barnett Gaskill Paul and Deborah Baker Alvin and Phyllis Rutner • John and Carol Ghiselli • Robert and Gertrude Geoffrey and Christine Bate Denis and Kristine Salmon Gilkey • Rena and George Giorgi • John and Sheila Phillip and Kathy Besuner Mike Sasnett and Roberta Saxon Goldsborough • Luis Gomez • Martin Gorfinkel and Ernest and Lucile Bianco Lee and Maria Shahinian Georgina (Wren) Clark • David and Tracy Greene Matthew and Barbara Broadbent Ruth Sitton and James Eakin • John and Virginia Grigsby • Wayne and Marlene Josephine and James Campbell Karen Sweet Grove • Harold and Jeanette Guthart • Kathleen Hall John and Eleanor Cassidy Ian and Diane Thomson and Leslie Murdock • Chris Halvorsen and Genevieve Henderson Chambliss Luis and Louise Valente Fire-Halvorsen • Sue Hamm • Lorraine and Noble Dolores Chasuk Dan and Rachel Wagner Hancock • Judy Hannemann • Paul and June Emily Chueh Geraldine Weir and James Flanagan Hansen • David and Shirley Hanttula • Carie Harris Scott and Susan Clarke Edward and Patricia White • Robert and Jean Harrison • Van A. and Margaret Lili Clay Dennis A. and Roberta M. Young L. Harvey • Thomas and Helen Hayes • Kathleen Clyde and Ann Coombs John and Dulcenia Zink Heckler • Charles and Jane Herman • Dorcas and E. James Currey Organizations Jon Higashiuchi • George and Judy Hill • Frederick Mark and Julianne Dalrymple First Church of Christ Scientist and Leelane Hines • Randall and Regina Hoffman Thomas and Mary Louise De Natale Foothill Covenant Church • Norma Hofmeister • Steven Hope • Michael Horn Harvey and Beverly Dixon Immanuel Lutheran Church and Jodie Antypas • Joseph and Jennifer Hyrkin • John and Sherrie Dodsworth Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Mountain View Matthew and Connie Ives • Sue Jackson • Sara and Jean Ehret Lodge #244 Ricardo Jenez • W.R. and Karen Jenney • Geeske John and Merry Lee Eilers Joel and Urs Hoelzle • Dean Johnson and Lorraine caring for our community COMMUNITY SERVICES AGENCY • 2008-2009 Annual Report 11 COMMUNITY caring for the COMMUNITY

Cimino Johnson • Anne Johnston • Mary Jane Organizations Maria Lucille Caram and Joseph Tionko Sumugat • Johnston • Ruth Kaempf • Sherron and Gary Kalbach FOE Ladies Auxiliary #2356 Don and Jan Carey • Paul and Mary Carlson • Gerri • Hiroji and Yasuko Kariya • Vera Kark • Shirley Karkas Immanuel Women of the ELCA Carlton • Janice and Lawrence Carr • Caverlee Cary • and Mark Karp • Michael and Lisa Kasperzak, Jr. Loyola Elementary School Jean Cary • D. Racquel Cassidy • Barry and Diane • Lester and Mary Kaye • Verda Keenan • Melania St. Joseph Catholic Church Cavanaugh • Thomas and Linda Cave • Sandro and Keezer • Lyndell and Sean Kelly • James and Renate St. Joseph Elementary School Joan Centofanti • King Wan and Suk-lin Chan • Kempf • Keith and Ruth Koehler • Susan and Thomas Trinity United Methodist Church James and Shirley Chang • Phillip Chang • Makoto Koster • Paul and Jackie Kuckein • Stanley Kullbom Chatfield • Sally Chaves • Lisa and Mike Chen • • Paul and Margaret Lansky • Kenneth Larson Up to $149 Alexandra Cheng • Pearl Cheng • Patricia Chicchi • • Roy and Penny Lave • King and Virginia Lear • Lily Chinn • Stephanie Choi-Freeman • Christine Andrew Lederer • Barbara Leighton and Philip Corporations Choy • Stella Christensen • Alice and Mark Chuang • Green • Debbie Leong-Childs • Marie Leung and American Century Investments Heidi Chun • Daniel and Rosemary Ciernick • Diana Hsu • George and Ann Limbach • William and Water Service Company Catherine Clark • Gordon and Sondra Clark • Mary Donna Lowes • Marion Rose MacGillivray • Laura Hammerschmidt Construction, Inc. Clark-Barttlett • Kirsti Clarke • Susan Clemens • Macias • Robert and Rosanna Maggiora • Janet and JOPRO CA, LLC Hewitt and Faye Clement • Arthur and Dora Cohn • Daniel Martin • John and Mary Mason • John and La Petite Chaise Allan and Diana Colby • Kenneth and Barbara Cole • Mary McCue • Webb and Chris McKinney • Allan Lasecke Weil Wealth Advisory Group Betsy Collard • Joanne Comstock • John and Helen and Harriet L. McLeod • Gwen and Glenn Meier • LTK Associates Cone • Charles and Jean Cook • Christine Cook • John and Lois Miller • Ruth and James Miller • Eva Thomas L. Liston, Inc. Shanna Corbin • James and Jane Corfield • Michael Milovina • Robert L. and Rebecca Mitchell • Thomas Whole Foods (Los Altos) and Karen Costa • Stephen J. Coughlin • Marlene and Diane Mooney • Ruth Morrison • Patrice and Yahoo! Inc. Cowan • Elizabeth Cox • Thomas and Lori Cox • Mary Thomas Morrow • Kathryn and Benjamin Mossawir Foundations Coyne • Ida Crawley • Patricia Cremen and Patricia • Marilyn Moyer • June L. Munro • Mary K. Murphy Kalbach Family Foundation Anderson • Wendee Crofoot • Frederick Crosby and • Kathy and Vance Nahman • Naomi Nakano- Michael and Ina Korek Foundation Trust Sophie Decker • Susan Cruikshank • Janice Dabney Matsumoto • Leslie and Anita Nichols • Michael and Lorraine Jula • Dave and Lara Daetz • Doug and Nunez • Fay Oliver • Edward and Lily Oshiro • Hunter Individuals Gisela Daetz • Edward and Donna Daly • Peter and and Bessie Owens • Wendy Page • David and Karen Anonymous (62) • Margaret Abe-Koga and Amy Darrah • Ronald David • Victoria Davis • Juan Paradise • Stuart and Harriett Parsons • Silvia Patrick Yoshihito Koga • Kelley and Craig Abrams • Ron and Laura Dawson • Robert and Marilyn De Grasse • • Carla Paul • Rita Pauli • James and Kathryn Payne • Abrams • Henry and Rebecca Achermann • James Colleen and Anthony De Lizza • Dayna Deaton • Julie Pearce • Douglas and Shirley Pearson • Ed Perry and Thelma Ackley • Regina Adams • Kathryn Ralph DeBolt and Carol Harris • Dr. and Arthur Deex and Laurie Bonilla • Rosalie Person • Mary Peterson Adkins • Marsha Adler • Paul Adriani and Susan • Margaret DeHaven • Wilbur and Eloise Dettner • • Bernard and Rozalia Pfefer • David and Barbara Hardenbrook • Marina Aguirre • Terry Ahlheim • Adela Di Canio • Nicole Di Canio • Minnette Plum • Gwendolyn Potter • Jan and Jill Prahm • Jason Allen • Kenneth and Linda Alvares • Sarah Diamond • Mary Ellen Dick • Timothy Dick • Janet Marshall and Joy Reed • Paul Reinhart • Helen Reist Alvarez-Horine • Hassan and Thea Amer • Gary and and John Dobson • Jackie Doda • Robert and Lua • Neal Reiter • Mildred Riveness • Lawrence and Genie Anderson • Jean Anderson • Linda Anderson • Dodds • Lisa and Troy Domier • Joseph and Mary Carol Rivers • James and Viola Robertson • Jerome Louanna and Keith Angelo • Dushan and Barbara Dooling • Shelly and Ira Dorf • B.J. Dorrow • Stanley and Joanne Robertson • Paul and Lynne Romeo Angius • Armar Archbold and Joan St. Laurent • Doty and Claudia Hevel • Apostolos Doxiadis • Teri • Katharine Rosenberry • Gregory Rosston • Murray Jerry and Barbara Arden • Thomas and Barbara Drenker • Shannon and Marilyn Drew • Jerome and and Deborah Rotbert • Estela Salgado • George Arnoldussen • Rudolph Arroyo • Jere and Jean Sylvia Drexler • Bill and Nancy Driscoll • Frank and Sanbrook • James and Andrea Sandstrom • Megan Austin • Subramanya and Bramaramba Avadani • Maureen Drobot • Alfred Drumm • William Satterlee and William Clay Schluchter • George Pamela Avery • Marc and Sarah Azzopardi • Douglas Drummond • Marcel and Anne Dubois • Brent and Schuttinger • Marvin and Ellen Schwartz • Lyle and and Judy Bailey • Ian and Suzanne Band • Carole Robyn Duby • Clief and Elizabeth Dunson • Fred and Sally Sechrest • Rosemary Senne • Marge Shapiro • Barber • Ellen Barker and Thomas Shoup • John and Lois Duperrault • Joanne Lang Dyall • Katherine and James and Marge Shively • Cynthia Sievers • Nancy Carolyn Barnes • Edward and Jimi Barnholt • Elena Lloyd Dyer • Lorraine Eannf and Alan Earhart • Simon • Jade Simonson • Laura Singer • Joy Sleizer • Barrioz • Julie Barton • Toni Bassett • Kenneth and Shannon Easton-Carr • F.D. and Mary Lou Eastwood Katrina Smathers • Evelyn Smith • Dave and Sharon Mary Baumel • Louis and Ellen Beaudet • Elizabeth • Jackson and Patricia Eaves • John and Mary Jane Smullin • David Snow and Rosemary Elliott-Snow • and George Bechtel • Liz and Lou Becker • Yolanda Edwards • Mona Edwards • Pesha Edwards • Robert Martin and Suzanne Spangler • Cynthia May Spann Beltran • Ann Benson and Iris Harrell • Barbara and Janet Eglington • Wendy Lee Eilers • Saul and • Joan and Edward Sprague • Jean Stafford • Laura Berman • Denise Berman • Jerald and Eleanor Tehila Eisenstat • Richard and Penepole Ellson • Stefanski • Ronald Stephens • Eva Stern • Maynard Bernacchi • Jill Bertrand • Jane Bessin • Gerald and Allan and Suzanne Epstein • Hoda Epstein • Sidney and Shirley Stevenson • Anita Stewart • Fred and Eleanore Besson • Vinnie and John Biberdorf • Lois Espinosa • Elizabeth Euresti • David Eurpongpan • Debra Storek • Dennis and Jan Switick • Terry and Blank • Kitty Blonsky • Stanley and Evelyn Boben • Jeanne and Roy Evilsizer • Eric and Marie Evitt • Nancy Tadlock • Hide Tanigami and Judy Bogard- Roy Bohenzky • Jim Boin • Marilyn Boland • Leon Mary Helen and James Ewan • James Ezell • Philip Tanigami • Jim and Emily Thurber, Jr. • Bob Togie Bonner • Louis and Jacqueline Borel • Patricia and Sheila Faillace • John and Maura Farley • Patrick • Liya Tong • Paul Trotter and Dorothy Herrera • Borison • Laverne Bornschlegel • John and Joan and Betty Farrell • Terrance Farrell • Geraldine Felix • George and Sally Truitt • George (Stan) Turnbull Bower, Jr. • David and Colleen Boyd • Cath Jim and Kenna Fenton • Albert and Jackie Ferguson • Peter and Janet Turnbull • Charles and Cornelia Brannigan • John Brazil and Mary Elizabeth Dresel • • Stephen Fick and Abbie Halden-Fick • Lawrence Utley • Devin and Carol Utter • Catherine Vonnegut Erin Brennock • James Brennock • Bradley and and Carol Fisher • Marion Flaherty • Carole Flores • • Gary and Cathy Walz • Sean Wani • Marjorie Elizabeth Breyman • Kathy Bridgman • Ross and Elsie Floriani • Douglas and Amy Folden • Elmer Ward • Sarah Warren • Robert and Paula Weaver, Joann Bright • Trisha Bright and Etienne Bernard • Fong and Susan Hashimoto-Fong • V.A. 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Mehrlich • Dorothy Meier • Peter and Margie Meigs • and Cynthia Marshall • Laura Schuster • Ray and and K.P. Kenton • Lara Kierlin • Armond King • Suzanne Mello • Karl and Gertie Mellon • Roger and Judy Schuster • Walter and Carolyn Schuster • Axel Barbara Kingsley • Raymond Klinke • Joanne Knight Mimi Menard • James and Karen Merchant • Elisa and J. Claire Schuur • Carol and Frank Schwan • • Helen Knofloch and Peter Nikowitsch • Michael Merrifield • Marisa Milanese • Stephanie Milani • Jeffrey and Julie Schwardt • Douglas and Julia Kobetsky • Earl and Vivian Koehler • Mary Koehler Mary Jo Milks and Clyde Lefler Jr. • Lawrence Miller • Scott • Kandis Scott • William Scull and Catherine and Arley Marley • Gilbert and Martha Kojima • Peter and Mary Mills • Gene Miner • Sandy Mingia Povejsil • John Sechler • Mary Seidman • Barbara Daniel and Cindy Kong • Thomas and Mary Kornei • and Gary Maggard • Harry and Brenda Mittelman • Seipp • Mary Sekator • Mickey and Jerry Shaevitz • Jackie Krantz • Robert Kremer • Christina Kuo • Amy Carol and Jerry Moison • William Moniz • Leo Suchitra Shah • Allan and Saralyn Shapiro • Stephen Laden • Jim Lai • Laura Lamar • Rachel Lambert • Montenegro • Charlotte Montgomery • Tony and and Joanne Shapiro • Marjorie Sheldon • Martha Alfred and Maureen Lane • Lawrence and Katherine Kathy Morales • Steven and Patricia Moran • Donald Sheridan • Nicholas and Kathleen Sheridon • Helen Lang • Maria Lange • Donald and Jacqueline and Ann Morey • Roderick and Nancy Morimoto • Shimeg • Jay and Pauline Siedenburg • Lenny Lathrop • Jerry and Elizabeth Latta • Len Lattanzi • Vache Moroyan • Janet and David Morrison • Tom Siegel and Jan Rivers • Amelia and Joe Sierra • caring for our community COMMUNITY SERVICES AGENCY • 2008-2009 Annual Report 13 COMMUNITY caring for the COMMUNITY

Jackie Sigua • Lelia Sih • Patti Simons • Carl and and Cynthia Ziebelman • Harvey and Linda Ziff and Frank Pauli Beverly Simpson • Damon and Judith Simpson • Linda ZIff • Ann and Geoffrey Ziman • Jeff Zolotar • Dr. Donald Phillips Barry Smith • David and Lenelle Smith • David W. Jill Zorn Judy Potter Smith and Nancy McClain • Margaret Smith • Mary Jack Rambault Organizations Smith • Ralph David and Mary Smith • Richard and Geoffrey Rau Friends of Ira Ruskin Betty Smith • Richard and Nancy Smith • Dr. Robert William Sagan Hermenia Rebekah Lodge #49 Smithwick • Deann Sole • Robert Sorenson • Keeth Wanda Smith Kannon Do Zen Meditation Center Souza-Courpet and L. Courpet • Ronald and Doris Mae Stockett Los Altos School District Spanggord • Caroline and Jim Spangler • Louise Jane Turnbull Monsanto Silicon Alumni Group Spangler • David and Jeanne Spaulding • Suzanne Frank Vockel Pilgrim Haven Resident Association Specht • Peter Spitzer • Les and Mary Spring, Jr. • Jon Wheeler Senior New Ways Lawrence and Babette Squires • Diana and Andrew Betty Wickersham Silicon Valley Conference for Community & Justice Staatz • Jon and Kelly Starr • William and Patricia and… - Silicon Valley Faces Statsky • Fritz and Andrea Stawitcke • Gary and Those Who Died Hungry Marlena Steinbach • Betsy Stelling • Joan Stephan • Berton and Jackie Stephens • Doreen Stewart • Matching Gift Companies These corporations and businesses support In Honor Of Josephine Stiene • Robert and Anna Stout • Roland Community Services Agency by generously matching The following people have inspired others to honor and Maria Strick • John and Nancy Stroud • David contributions from their employees. them with a gift in their name. and Jean Struthers • Carolina Sturgeon and Jason Adobe Systems, Inc. Paula McFall Vanzol • Jill Sturges • Jennifer and Ashish Sumant • Bank of America Matching Gifts The McLennan Family Richard and Bernadette Supan • John and Lynette Cisco Systems Susan and Richard Moss Sweet • Alex and Sarah Swetka • Marguerite ExxonMobil Foundation Los Altos UMC Nifties Group Szekely • Helen Tait • Clifford Tan • Lillian Tanabe • Genentech Marilyn Painter Marjorie Taylor • Rollie Taylor and Elizabeth Carlson Google, Inc. Carla Paul • Lynn Telford • Daniel Tellep • Lars Teppo • Jeanna Hewlett Packard Erica Peters Thacker • John and Emily Thacker • Donald and Hewlett Packard Company Foundation Rozalia Pfefer Mary Thomas • Janet and Brian Thompson • Kirsten International Data Group Kristin Prager Thompson • Mary Margaret Thompson • Susan Intuit, Inc. Bea and Ed Prorock Thomson • Kathleen Thornton • Lewis and Ann Lasecke Weil Wealth Advisory Group Geoffrey Rau Throop • Brian and Laura Toby • Raymond and Medarex Carol Raymond Lynn Tollner • Gerald and Susan Tomanek • Chris Microsoft Corporation Jeannie Richter Tompane • Frederich and Ellen Tou • Alexander J. National Semiconductor Dr. Alvin and Phyllis Rutner and Nancy J. Traficanti • Vincent Mark and Stella Pioneer HI-Bred Interational Inc. Mr. and Mrs. J Sandstrom Trinidad • Sarah and Richard True • Beverly Tucker Sun Microsystems Evelyn Schiffman • Chris Tucker • M.D. Turner • M Emi Tuvey • Maria TIBCO Software Inc. Laura Schuster Victoria Tuvilla • Lisa Twardowski • Ruth Uhrhammer William & Flora Hewlett Foundation Joyah Spangler - Senior Presentation for National and Janet Campbell • Paul and Lori Valentino • Charity League Doris Valladao • Patrick and Marijke Rita Vallaeys In Memory Of Maureen Wadiak • Debbie Vallarino • Paul and Karen Van Buren • The following individuals are remembered through Maureen and David Wadiak Patricia and Kurt Vandevort • Frank and Marian the generosity of their friends and family. David and Trish Wilson Verlot • Scott Vermeer • Maureen and John Lee William and Candy Achermann Dolores and Chris Wood Vier • Evelyn Vigil • Debbie Villa • Susan Vincent • John Ackerman, MD Hania Zarembski James Vincenzini • Cindy Vinson • Vivienne Virani • Anna Aspelle Lucy and Dan Zemanek Robert and Louise Vivian • Eve Voydat • Shoji and Clare Frances Becker plus… George Wada • Meta Wagstaff • Rosemary Walczak Richard A. Billings the Wonderful Chatham Way Neighbors, • Barry and Carol Wald • Elizabeth Wallace • Sandra Adele Rose Milani Bruschera “the kind and generous couple,” Walrose • Fiona and Todd Walter • Regina and Cecil Scott Cook the Food Drive at Loyola School, and Waltz • Leslie and Thomas Ward • Judy Watland Nadyne Davis President Obama’s Day of Service • Henry and Tove Watters • Sisi Weaver • Susan Jackie Fields Weber and Larry Hoffman • Elizabeth Wee and Joan Gallagher In-Kind Contributions Peter Glassey • Allan and Mary Ann Weingartner • Norman S. Greenberg Donald and Bettina Weiss • Toney Welborn • Paul Richard Gross Donations of food items for our Food & Nutrition Werner • L.E. and Peggy Hayes Wester • Nicholas Sue Hammister Center; toys and clothing for our Holiday Sharing and Lisa Weyland • Marianna Whaley • Richard and Nancy Hildenbrand Program, and products or services for our Spring Gala Mary Wheat • Robert Whelan • Cathy White • Donna Robert Hopp auction account for 40% of the revenue that supports Whitney • Michael Wiacek • Jonathan Wiener • Jean Nancy Hora our programs. and Candy Wilke • Daniel Williams • Donald and Kay Laird Huntsman Willoughby • Robin Wilson • Patty Winter • Nadine Elizabeth C. Knofloch Individuals Winterbotham • Fred and Nancy Witteborn • Marie Milt Liebhaber Jill Abrams • Bonnie Adams • Rachel Albright • Woelflen • Walter and Mary Sheila Wolles • Jana Arthur Lynch Robert Alders • Tracy Allen • Calysta Alsborg • Wong • Henry and Nina Wood • Mignone Wood • Renato Martinez Chris Anderson • Eric Anderson • Anonymous William and Suzanne Worthington • Toni Wrenn • Robert McCarty • Julie Arnheim • Manijeh Assadi-Marhamat • Christopher and Vanessa Wright • Whitelaw and Eugene Molay Diana Bergeson • Richard Berlin • Mr. Art Bernal Barbara Wright • Emily Wu and Drew Hoffman • Ann Mollard • Jane Bessin • Phillip and Kathy Besuner • Amy Xiaolei Xing • Dr. Marshall Yacoe and Dr. Martha Pete Morey Blatt • Carina Blomgren-Meyer • Mark and Bonnie Yacoe-Daly • Dennis Yamamoto • H. Richards Yarp • Robert Morton Bollwinkel • Heidi Lee Brierly and Jim Boyce • Earl Keith Yarwood and Caroline McCormack-Yarwood Elmor Pahl Bright • Jacqueline and Ed Brown • Laura and Bob • Cindy Yee • Cynthia Yeh • Rossini Yen • Michael Sandra Panontin Brown • Jack Brownson • Robert Brumnett • Lana and Liane Young • Young Ja and Su Il Yum • Peter Emelia Pappaccio

14 caring for our community Bryan • Les Burger • John and Eleanor Burkitt • Sbabori • Pam Scarberry • Geraldine Schaefer • Eric - Los Altos • Kiwanis Club of Mountain View • KQED caring for the COMMUNITY David Butler • Josephine and James Campbell • Schmidt • Diane Schmitz • Rudy Schusteritsch • Axel • LaserCard Corporation • LaserQuest • Los Altos Art Jean Carpenti • S. Casaletto • Olivia Castillo • Barry and J. Claire Schuur • Bernadine Scoles • Julie Scott Docents • Los Altos High School • Los Altos High and Diane Cavanaugh • Bruce Charronnat • Kitty George Selmon • Mickey and Jerry Shaevitz • School Key Club • Los Altos Police Department • Cheng • Loren Cheng • Diane Cho • Joan and Peter Martha Sheridan • Kenneth Siler • Ophelia Skiver Los Altos Rotary Club • Loyola Elementary School Ciardella • Ms. Katherine Clancy • Fercal Clark • • Carl and Karen Skold • Ophelia Skyler • J. Windell • Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital • Malibu Grand Diane Claypool • Jean Cleaver • Larry and Ida Cohen and Susan Smith • Dave and Sharon Smullin • Mr. Prix • Marvel Maids, Inc. • Master Gardeners of Santa • Michael and Karen Costa • Brian and Carla Crowley John Snyder • Paul Snyder • Vera Sokdour • Lisa Clara County • Mayor of Mountain View • Michaels • Reese and Kathleen Tearse Cutler • Doug and Sorge • Stephanie Spaid • Cynthia May Spann • at Shoreline • Milk Pail Market • Motorola Inc. • Gisela Daetz • June Darmanian • Chris Dateo • Mary Ashley Stirrup • Yvonne and Anthony Strawa • Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts • de le Vega • Christina Demas • Tommy Derrick • June Strickland • David and Jean Struthers • Karen Mountain View Chamber of Commerce • Mountain Ms. Adela Di Canio • Nicole Di Canio • Wendy Dolci Sweet • Sharon Tan • Brown and Rosalia Taylor • View Community Center • Mountain View Tennis • Natasha Doubson • Fred and Lois Duperrault • Mona and Ulf Teigen • Andrew Thomas • Jo Anne Club • Napa Valley Wine Train • National Charity Albert Dutra, Jr. • Margaret Echerd • Clare Elchert • Thompson • Gerald and Susan Tomanek • Ms. League • Nob Hill Foods (Raleys) • Oak School Ms. Myra Enkelis • W. Robert and Sarah O. Epperly • Valda Tormey • Mary Luisa Torres • Peter and Janet Oakland A’s Community Fund • Old Mountain Sandra Epstein • Pat Evans • Evan and Nancy Ewald Turnbull • Elizabeth Turnridge • Tim Twerdahl and View Neighborhood Association • Opera San Jose • Ms. Linda Fairfax • Stuart and Jeanne Farwell • Evita • Prasetya Twerdahl • Mr. Victor Van Duzer • • Pak-N-Save • Palo Alto Philharmonic Association • Fae Fatemi • Ms. Kathy Feerick • Dora W. Fishman • Martin Van Ruswyck • Merrie Van Syoc • Shoji and Payload Systems, Inc. • Peninsula Symphony • Pier Stephanie Flores • Denise Foderaro • Thomas and George Wada • David and Maureen Wadiak • Jerry 39 • Pinewood School • Planet Granite • PW Super Gunilla Follett • Assemblymember Paul Fong • Karen and Lilian Wagner • Regina and Cecil Waltz • Brian Market (Homestead) • QuinStreet • Quota Club Fox • Audrey and W.C. Frederic • Ms. Lynn Freret • Walz • Robina and Stanley Wedding • Alan Whitaker of Mountain View and Los Altos • Rambus, Inc • Barbara Galea • Peter Giannini • Ann Goby • Gwen • Tom and Suzanne Werner • Jonathan Wiener • Ms. Ripley’s Believe it or Not • Rosewood Sand Hill • RSM Golub • Michele Greenfield • Gina Grinis • Earl and Grace Wiens • Rachel Wilbourn • Marcia Wiliams • McGladrey, Inc/McGladrey & Pullen, LLP • Safeway Cora Grubb • Mary Jo Guichard • Mr. Mike Hacker Lauren Wilkinson • Nancy Williams • Donald and (Blossom Valley) • Safeway (Los Altos) • Safeway • Ms. Alice Hampton • Tom Hancock • Michael Kay Willoughby • Bev Wilson • Maryellen Wolfers • (MV-Shoreline) • Safeway (SC-Homestead) • Saint and Mary Harding • Milton and Nancy Hardyck • Meilin Wong • Debbie Wu and Jeff Krause • Joanne Francis High School • Samye Memorial International LD Hawkinson • Emmett and Ruth Hearn • Nicole Yamaguma • Margaret Young Buddhism Foundation • San Francisco Forty Niners Henri • James Herzog • Noah Hill • Sarah Hitesman • San Jose Giants • San Jose Repertory Theater • San • Steve Hochstadt • Kathryn Hohl • Gwen Holt • Corporations, Organizations, Jose Sharks • Sandis • Santa Rita Elementary School Edward and Sarah Hoover • Ms. Roxanne Howell • • Savannah Channelle Vineyards • Second Harvest Sophia Hur • Ronald and Ann Ibaraki • Joyce and Schools and Clubs Food Bank • Serena Software Inc. • Sheldon of Los 231 Ellsworth Restaurant • Aha-Yes! LLC • Allure Clifford Imprescia • Annette Insel • Sue Jackson • Ms. Altos Photography & Framing • Shoreline Golf Links Salon • Almond School • American Association Melinda Joffe • Corrie Johnson • Patricia L. Johnson • • SourceForge, Inc. • Spinnaker Sailing • Springer of University Women • American Red Cross - Palo Anne Johnston • Sara Jorgensen • Jackie K. Elementary School • Squaw Valley Ski Corporation Alto Chapter • AMG Enterprises • Amici’s East Coast Alicia Kamin • Justin and Suzanne Kasso • Sohaila • St. Nicholas Catholic School • Stanford Institute Pizzeria • Aquarium of the Bay • Art Institute of Sue Kaveh • David Kay and Laurie Millis • Clarence for Economic Policy Research • Stanford Terrace California - Sunnyvale • Aemono Restaurant • Art and Mildred Kellogg • Judy Kennedy • Edison (E.G.) Inn • supperclub San Francisco • The Grand Hotel • Robbins Instruments • Art-N-Fun Studio • Asilomar and Janice Kerswill • Rini Khose • Gary Kidwell • TheatreWorks • Tied House • Tiny Prints • Trader Joes Conference Center • Assisteens • The Assistance Lowell and Sharon Klaisner • John and Barbara Klee • University of California at Berkeley • Vichy Springs League of Los Altos • Back to Health Chiropractic • • Office of Supervisor Liz Kniss • Helen Knofloch Resort • Village Harvest • Voluncheer.com • Webjuice • Beach Blanket Babylon • Birch Fine and Peter Nikowitsch • Mr. Henry Koehler • Gilbert LLC • West Valley Community Services • Whole Papers • Bistro Maxine • Blach Junior High School and Martha Kojima • Amy Laden • Lawrence and Foods (Los Altos) • Winter Lodge Outdoor Skating • • Bliss Beauty Center • Blue and Gold Fleet • Body Katherine Lang • Joyce Lau • King and Virginia Lear Yew Chung International School • YMCA El Camino Kneads Spa & Salon • Books Inc. • Boulder Creek • Laura Ledwith • Bobby and Florence Liao • Nellie Golf and Country Club • Bounce-A-Rama • Bounty Lieu • Allart and Ineke Ligtenberg • Angela Lim of the Valley Farms • Broadway By the Bay • Bruce Yew Jin Lim • Wayne Lockhart • Tosca Loskutoft • Volunteers Bauer Lumber • Bubb School • Bucks Restaurant • Jennifer Low • Rosemary and Alexander Lubarov Bullis Charter School • Byington Vineyard & Winery Volunteers donated over 14,000 hours of their • Donald and Janet Lull • Adolph and Phyllis Lund • California Water Service Company • California’s time this past year to help assist people in need. • Deborah and Richard Lundgren • David and Great America • Campi Properties • Cardinal Hotel Volunteers are recognized and acknowledged Kathleen Lynch • Wallace and Joan MacDonald • • Cascal Restaurant • Celebrity Forum • Children’s by name, length of service and hours donated Elizabeth Macias • Richard and Amy Magnuson Corner • City Lights Theater Co. • City of Mountain in our summer newsletter. Many open volunteer • George and Judy Marcus • Ruth Marcus • Anne View • City Studios • Clear the Clutter with Carol opportunities exist assist in our Food & Nutrition Marie Marsh • Lyn Martin • Lena McCleary • Julie • Community School of Music and Arts at Finn Center and in our Senior Services department. McCullough • Page McDonald • James and Nancy Center • Community Street Jam • Costco • Country Contact: Alison Hopkins, Volunteer Director at McNitt • Sharilyn McRae • Trouve Medici • Mary and Gourmet • Cranberry Scoop • Crossroads World 650. 964.4630 or [email protected]. Bill Mehew • Ramsey Melugin • Carol Michaels • Market • Crowne Plaza Cabana • Dance Attack! • De Abbie Miller • Mr. Shahram Miri • Martin and Katie Martini’s Orchard • Decathlon Club • Delegate to Montalvo • Robert and Sallie Morgan • Elham Me! • Draegers (Los Altos) • Draeger’s Supermarkets, We make every effort to keep as complete and Moslehi • Tom Mucha • George Mulhern • Robert Inc • Dragon Productions Theater Company • Egan accurate donor list as possible. Should there and Nancy Napoli • Veronica Narrasa • Susan Nelsen School Student Body • El Carmelo Elementary be any errors of either commission or omission • Janis Nelson • Ms. Mary Nichols • Mrs. Vivian Pace School • Electronic Arts Incorporated • Emile’s please accept our sincere apology and contact: • Peter and Carole Pavlina • Christopher Payne and Restaurant • Extreme Juice • Farmers Market Jim Boin, Development Director at 650.968.0836 Jeannette Potts • Douglas and Shirley Pearson • Ray - Mountain View • FOE Ladies Auxiliary #2356 • x 115 or [email protected]. Corrections will be and Angie Peck • Steve Peck • Shirley and Daniel Four Seasons Hotel Silicon Valley • Full Belly Farm acknowledged in the summer 2010 newsletter. Pefley • Gary and Kitty Petersmeyer • David Peterson • Gamble Garden • Garden Court Hotel • Gilroy and Judith Cody • Bernard and Rozalia Pfefer • Joyce Gardens Family Theme Park • Girl Scout Troop Phillips • Ms. Carol Platner • Mr. David Porter and Ms. 60133 • Grgich Hills Estate • Harrell Remodeling Sue Lindner • Ms. Gwendolyn Potter • Cathy Quinlan Inc. • Helming’s Auto Repair • Hidden Villa Farm & • Dave Raulino • Wanda Rayner • Mary Alice Reid Wilderness Preserve • Hillbarn Theatre • Hobee’s • Mr. Paul Reinhart • Jean Reynolds • Heather and California Restaurants • Hope Musical Theatre • Matthew Robbins • Mr. Robert Roselli • Jaclyn Rusch Huff School Garden • iFLy SF Bay • In-N-Out Burger • Assemblymember Ira Ruskin • Alvin and Phyllis Foundation • Jackie’s Aerobic Dancing • JumpStart Rutner • Ms. Barbara Ann Ryder • Lisa Salinero • Medicine - Dr. Sooji Rugh and Dr. Sean Bourke • Brian and Jan Samuels • Nicola Sandars • Martha Justin Vineyards & Winery • JW Catering • KidsArt caring for our community COMMUNITY SERVICES AGENCY • 2008-2009 Annual Report 15 Community Services Agency 2008–2009 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

Financial Position as of June 30, 2009

Current Assets: $ 1,035,507 Total Current Liabilities: $ 127,817 Fixed Assets: $ 548,027 Unrestricted Net Assets: $ 2,119,098 Investments: $ 1,057,762 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets: $ 392,381

Total Assets: $ 2,639,296 Total Liabilities & Net Assets: $ 2,639,296 Consolidated Statement of Activities for the Year-ended June 30, 2009 REVENUES REVENUES 46% 39% Where The Money Comes From Public Support Contributions-in-kind Public Support * $ 1,282,687 46% Contributions-in-kind $ 1,069,557 39% Government $ 438,547 16% Special Events $ 175,621 6% Other (Interest/Dividends, Investment gains and losses, etc.) $ (190,743) -7% Total Revenues $ 2,644,137 100% * includes: contributions from individuals, foundations, -7% organizations and businesses Other 6% 16% Special Events Government EXPENSES EXPENSES Where The Money Goes 53% Emergency Assistance* Emergency Assistance * $ 1,523,261 53% Alpha Omega Homeless Services $ 116,299 4% Senior Case Management $ 291,505 10% Senior Nutrition Program $ 306,726 11% 4% Management and General Alpha Omega $ 399,773 14% Homelesss Fundraising $ 235,541 8% Services Total Expenses $ 2,873,105 100% * includes: Food & Nutrition Center 10% Senior Case 8% 14% 11% Management Fundraising Management and Senior Nutrition A copy of the complete audit report is available upon request. General Program

204 Stierlin Road Mountain View, CA 94043 Phone 650.968.0836 Fax 650.968.2164 www.csacares.org

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