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ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL

2018-2019 At a Glance At Board of Directors

Peter Breen, President Howard Schomer, Vice President and Secretary Jay Cahan, Treasurer Byrd Baldwin Deanna Brock Wendy Buscaglia LETTER FROM MARY Barbara Carbone It is a privilege to be writing to you as Side by Side approaches its 125th year of Elizabeth Kulavic serving children and youth! We are looking forward to what 2020 will bring, and are Scott Nikas also enormously proud of the work we’ve done this past year. We look to the youth that we serve and the communities that we are rooted in for our inspiration. Joy Phoenix Suzie Pollak In Marin, Dale Satake • Responding to increasing community need, the Irene M. Hunt School expanded Jacqueline Spielberg from serving 40 K-12 students to 48 as of January 2019 and – with the closure Ricki Syufy of a local school – planned for an additional expansion to serving 64 students in time for the new academic year in August 2019.

• We made the difficult decision to close the ReStart residential and afterschool substance use treatment program. Despite the perceived need in Marin and surrounding counties, referrals did not reach sustainable levels to keep the program open. With help from a generous funder, we are reassessing community Editor: needs to inform future programming. Noelle R. Moss In Sonoma, our Community Counseling and YouThrive programs developed a more Writers: collaborative approach to meeting needs of school-age youth, and are now providing Jennifer Golbus, a coordinated approach from early intervention to individual therapy. Noelle R. Moss, Julie Quater Photographers: And, in Alameda County – in line with California’s Continuum of Care Reform – Side by Side transitioned our only remaining group home to be a transitional housing Paige Green, Andrew Hida, option for youth aging out of the foster care system. Ramin Rahimian A key challenge for agencies like Side by Side is to reflect the ever-changing needs of children and youth in our community. Persistent trauma from family violence and the social injustices of poverty, homelessness, as well as the impact from environmental crises like fires and evacuation and shifting child welfare policies mean that our agency must remain fluid and responsive. We can’t fix the world, but we can, and do, Side by Side change lives. 300 Sunny Hills Drive, Bldg. 5 San Anselmo, CA 94960 For almost 125 years, our community’s support has made so much possible. Your Tel: 415-457-3200 belief in what we do is truly transformative. Thank you for walking with us and with our Fax: 415-456-4679 youth – yesterday, today, and – hopefully! – long into the future. SidebySideYouth.org With gratitude, twitter@sidebyside4kids The mission of Side by Side is facebooksidebysideyouth to walk with youth impacted instagramsidebysideyouth by adversity toward a future linkedinSide by Side Mary Denton, CEO with connection and meaning. A PORTRAIT OF SIDE BY SIDE WHO WE ARE AND WHO WE SERVE

CLIENTS BY GEOGRAPHY CLIENTS BY AGE

Marin County Alameda County 5 to 9 9%

29% 23% 10 to 13 19% Napa County Sonoma County 14 to 17 31% 3% 40% 18 to 21 34% (Client Age) Other 22 to 26 7% 4% 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 (Number of Clients) CLIENTS AND STAFF BY ETHNICITY 3% 5% 1% 12% 1% 22% Asian/Pacific Islander 18% 9% Black/African American 24% Clients Caucasian/White 8% Staff Latino Native American 55% Other non-white 44%

DIRECT CARE STAFF 40 Clinicians & Case Managers 27 Youth Specialists & Advocates 8 Youth Counselors 9 Teachers & Behaviorists 17 Aides & Teaching Assistants

Clients who are Medi-Cal eligible: 87% Meeting Our Youth Right COMMUNITY Where They Are Studies are showing an alarming trend COUNSELING among youth: a rise in anxiety, depression, and serious psychological distress, including a sharp increase in major depression and suicidal thoughts and 1,233 Young people and family Average Length of Care: attempts. members served this year 6 months But families and schools often don’t have the resources to address this growing challenge. “A school might have two counselors on staff, but 80-90 kids who need services,” explained Larry Woodland, Side by Side’s Regional Director, North Bay. And when youth are referred to outside services, they often never get there, either due to cost or transportation issues. Our school-based counseling program partners with school districts to bridge that gap by bringing individualized counseling to our youth where they can easily access the services at school. “By bringing services directly in the schools and partnering with MediCal, we’re overcoming the two largest barriers facing young people,” said Denisse Mendoza, Program Manager for Community Counseling in North Bay. Roseland Elementary principal Michelle Leisen reports a huge number of 13 year old Latina girls who are cutting, and depression and anxiety are at an all-time high. Even with two counselors on staff, the school was unable to address these challenges in a meaningful way. “Side Side by Side’s Community Counseling services are individualized and offered throughout by Side’s program has been a game- Marin, Sonoma, Napa, and Alameda Counties. Informed by a holistic understanding of the changer for us,” she said. “We are seeing young person’s history and strengths, our program supports the development of coping a difference, and our students self-refer skills and strategies to help the young person function more effectively, attain stability, and to the counselors. That’s a testament to develop a sense of personal agency. the quality of the Side by Side counseling team, and to the tangible benefits our youth Side by Side offers a range of school-based services to K-12 students in Sonoma, Napa and experience.” Marin public schools that include individual counseling, medication evaluation/support (at our Santa Rosa office), and IEP counseling support. Outside of school, our organization also offers individual, family, and group counseling as well as medication evaluation/support to youth and their family members in the communities we serve.

A Community Counseling Story

Counseling has helped me with my anger, it’s gone down! - Diana, Community Counseling client Tailor-made – Both for the Youth and the Schools YOUTHRIVE Just as each individual is unique, so is each school setting. Some schools face 269 Young people and family Average Length of Care: burgeoning populations of new immigrants members served this year 11 weeks while others struggle with gangs. YouThrive starts with an evidence-based curriculum that is then customizable for each school, allowing schools the maximum amount of support in addressing challenges with their student body. In some schools, YouThrive staff reached beyond the standard group sessions to conduct teacher workshops on classroom de-escalation strategies and parent workshops on teen culture issues and social media. Sometimes the strategies aren’t isolated to one school and lead to program growth. A persistent gang problem at San Rafael High School prompted the pre-emptive work YouThrive now does at Davidson Middle School. In addition to working with the kids in group, there are collaborative meetings with students, teachers, administrators, law enforcement officers, and other community partners to build consistent student support. And YouThrive stays in touch with a lot of kids after they graduate to make sure they’re getting the support they need. A greater emphasis on addressing gang involvement has also YouThrive’s early intervention program prevents the escalation of juvenile delinquency and come into play in Healdsburg where similar other behaviors into crime, gang involvement, and violence while assisting young people issues surfaced this past year. increase their commitment to their education, personal development and community. In Petaluma, we’ve added a curriculum Currently embedded in middle and high schools in San Rafael, Petaluma and Healdsburg, component to overcome the stigma of the program offers 10-week group sessions during the fall and spring semesters. mental health services and help more The groups address anger management, life skills, gang prevention, and restorative justice, students in crisis. What started as a as well as higher education. Individual counseling and mentoring is paired with regular 2018-19 pilot in one high school is now monitoring of grades, school attendance, and disciplinary actions. When school behavior, used in four schools this year. “Mental grades and attendance improve, students earn daylong (beach, theme park, or ballgame) health is real and we can’t ignore it,” said and multi-day excursions (like rafting and wilderness camping). one participating student. “It affected my relationship with my entire family and how I carried myself. One thing I want others to know is that it is okay to share your story, to A YouThrive Story ask for help. It is okay not to be perfect.” Looking ahead, YouThrive staff is collaborating with Side by Side’s Community Counseling program to develop services that address the challenges and In my middle school, I would be always getting suspended and in obstacles experienced by youth and their trouble with the teachers. I had five F’s, and a whole bunch of D’s. I families when they are new immigrants. didn’t think I was ever going to change my ways to, like, do the right thing. YouThrive really got me out of trouble. I started focusing more on school. And then I graduated with a 3.2. I want to inspire people to do the right thing. - Angel, YouThrive client TAY SPACE

150 Young people and family Average Length of Care: members served this year 18 months

A Small Bulwark Against Youth Homelessness in Marin Many of the young people who frequent TAY Space struggle with housing challenges. As documented by Marin County’s recent homeless count, having a place to call home remains a troubling issue for transition age youth. Scarce available housing, the extremely high Bay Area rental rates, and mental health issues create a perfect storm that leads to a higher likelihood of youth homelessness. In order to combat this issue on a small scale, TAY Space manages an apartment unit in San Rafael that provides transitional housing for up to three qualifying clients. When a bed becomes available, Program Director Laura Taylor identifies youth that have the greatest housing needs and that can live safety and independently in a shared living space. Youth must also either be working or in school and consistently TAY Space is a community center in downtown San Rafael for youth ages 16-25 who meeting with their case manager. struggle with acute mental and/or emotional disorders. A multi-disciplinary team works Each youth pays a nominal “rent” to Side with up to 24 clients to provide individualized treatment plans and case management; links by Side — a monthly amount that is in to resources for housing, education, and employment services; and coordinated individual trust until the day the client moves out. therapy and psychiatric services. TAY Space manages an apartment for up to three The accumulated savings provides that qualifying clients in need of transitional housing. much needed deposit or first and last TAY Space also functions as a center for any other Marin County youth in need of a safe month’s rent that can be an insurmountable place and a community of other transitional age youth. On a drop-in basis, TAY Space offers challenge to independence. Charging job coaching, substance abuse recovery services, workshops on stress reduction and rent also teaches budgeting and life mindfulness, money management, and independent living skills. Help accessing resources management skills and makes our young related to education, housing, and employment is available as well. Twice a week the center clients accountable for their apartment. also serves as a food distribution point for hungry youth and stocks an emergency closet As one youth said, “this is the first time stocked with toiletries, diapers, sanitary supplies, and basic clothing. I’ve had my own room and didn’t have to worry about who was going to steal my belongings or sneak into my room uninvited.” A TAY Space Story But, there are only three beds available. And unfortunately Marin County lacks dedicated shelters for transition-aged youth, forcing young people to either take TAY Space has been a consistently welcoming environment for me, refuge in an adult shelter (which many whether it be in groups, with my psychiatrist, with my case worker, or youth find frightening) or find shelter on the in simply conversing with other clients. They have been remarkably streets. That scarcity — and the need for helpful towards moving me forward in life, and I know they’ll an advocate for Marin’s youth — is what led continue to do so in the future, as well. Taylor to be invited to join the Marin County Homeless Policy Committee. Hopefully, - Luke, TAY Space client her strong voice will help increase housing options for homeless Marin youth. IRENE M. HUNT SCHOOL

245 Young people and family Average Length of Care: members served this year 2 years Data-Driven Outcomes At the Hunt School, we recognize how important it is to track each student’s progress toward their personalized goals, but traditional goal tracking systems weren’t sufficient. So we developed our own. Our proprietary program meticulously tracks 12 to 20 academic and behavioral areas across nine periods each day for each student. There are four categories that students develop skills in: Safety, Community, Respect, and Responsibility. Data is entered daily, creating detailed monthly reports that help staff and students track progress. The system is so highly developed that any behavior can be tracked down to a specific period in the day. “This helps us set very specific goals for our students,” explained Kevin Abaya, Assistant Director of the Hunt School Behavioral Program. “Maybe a student is doing well with a specific behavior in most classes but is having trouble in a particular class. We can write a goal for that and track it.” Data collection is one of the foundations of The Irene M. Hunt School in San Anselmo is a day school for up to 64 students in grades K the behavioral program, but its resounding through 12 with social, emotional, and behavioral challenges that cannot be met in the public success lies in combining the data school system. The school features small class sizes (3:1 student to staff ratio) separated collection system with a focus on student for elementary, middle school, and high school and offers a therapeutic environment where participation. When a student reaches students develop the capability to regulate their behavior, maintain focus and resilience, and the target percentage in one of their form healthy, trusting relationships. behavioral goals for a certain number of The academic curriculum is supplemented with a wide range of enrichment activities and weeks, they fill out an application explaining a school-wide positive behavior program. In addition, students receive personalized mental why they feel they should graduate to the health treatment and other specialized services according next level. Having students participate in to their individualized education plans. Behaviorists on the STUDENTS BY GEOGRAPHY: their progression through the category Hunt staff provide evidence-based behavior measurements 77% Marin County levels teaches them to better advocate for which result in data-enriched feedback about student 5% Sonoma County themselves, in addition to developing greater progress. Group and Family Therapy services further 5% San Francisco County self-awareness. support the students and families and help promote earlier 13% Contra Costa County The focus on student participation has and more successful graduations. helped one parent’s son tremendously. “I love getting the reports. Behavior is assessed throughout the day not only in the A Hunt School Story classroom, but during recess, breaks, etc. And because the expectations are very clear, my son knows what the consequence will be for certain behaviors, so he is starting to I felt different from other people. [And] it was very hard for my mom self-regulate.” to deal with me. I just wanted to make myself feel less of a monster “It’s empowering for the youth to participate or a beast and more like a person. Irene Hunt gave me a chance, a in their progress toward new behaviors,” second chance, instead of just giving up on me. said Abaya, “and this helps them to maintain their new behaviors once they transition - Alu, Irene M. Hunt School student back to the public school setting.” OUR SPACE

516 Young people and family Building Community…And members served this year Pride LGBTQ youth face tremendous isolation and rejection that result in suicide, homelessness and foster-care designation at much higher rates than their heterosexual peers. The odds sometimes seem stacked against LGBTQ youth -- and advocates for both their personal safety and systemic change are critically needed. In recognition of these challenges, the Our Space program provides mobile support groups in the environments where LGBTQ youth struggle the most: schools, detention centers, social service agencies, clinics, and other organizations. The groups open access to mental health services and promote collaboration and self-advocacy, and education about LGBTQ youth civil rights. Our Space staff facilitate discussions about body positivity, discrimination, harm reduction, and other Our Space provides the much-needed safe space where East Bay LGBTQ youth can express youth-driven topics. Most importantly, their authentic selves and feel seen, accepted, and celebrated. As the only LGBTQ provider strategies are provided to the youth to in South Alameda County, Our Space receives referrals for disconnected LGBTQ youth in the heal, build community, and transcend the foster system that are at high risk of further isolation and possible homelessness because obstacles that threaten their promise and of their sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. potential. The program also offers LGBTQ peer support groups in schools, community-based mental Through the peer support groups, Our health and case management, intergenerational community building activities, paid youth Space supports the personal and social leadership opportunities, as well as a community center with drop-in hours, a gender development of LGBTQ youth, builds their affirming clothing closet, and food pantry. self-esteem, and mitigates mental health Our Space also offers specialized support services for adult caregivers and families, as issues like depression, anxiety, and suicidal well as trainings for staff from schools, clinics, and other service providers working with ideation. As Erika Luna, a counselor at LGBTQ youth. The workshops for professionals deepen their understanding of LGBTQ youth James Logan High School in Union City challenges and increase their effectiveness in addressing those issues. commented, “Currently, Side by Side is the primary source of support for our transgender youth. Side by Side has been instrumental to our LGBTQ students.” A Our Space Story

Before receiving services at Side by Side I was put through several months of gay conversion and was struggling with home insecurity. The folks at Our Space taught me how to love myself again. They taught me of self-worth and of the amazing person I was destined to become. I was able to meet other queer people, talk about my feelings, and learn about the extensive LGBTQ history that I was denied outside the space. They helped me through so many milestones like my first solo art show in San Francisco. I’m glad to say that my Side by Side family has my back no matter what. - Matthew, Our Space client REAL ALTERNATIVES

Side by Side as Landlord 138 Young people and family Average Length of Care: members served this year 12 months Transitioning from foster care to adulthood is a high-wire act for young people with histories of trauma, abandonment, and frequently, abuse. Providing the safety net for making that transition requires resources, constant vigilance, patience, and acceptance -- and it’s even more challenging when the youth are still minors with even less experience navigating a complicated world. In 2016, Side by Side purchased a fourplex in Hayward to house minor dependent foster youth. The fourplex provides three apartments and beds for seven youth, as well as a one-bedroom unit occupied by a supervisor. Owning the complex provides greater financial stability in the soaring Bay Area housing market and allows Real Alternatives to spend more on the critical wraparound services that help ensure our young people are ready to take the next step toward independent living. Owning the property also provides an important opportunity to work through some Real Alternatives offers a continuum of transitional housing opportunities throughout of our youths’ more challenging behavior. Alameda County to current and former foster youth and/or those on probation ages 16 to Motivated by difficult childhoods, youth 24. Notably, Real Alternatives is the only program within the county that serves 16 and 17 occasionally act out in destructive ways that, year olds. A total of 66 beds are available in a range of living accommodations including a in a rental, can result in eviction and leave group home and one to three-bedroom apartments. us scrambling for new housing. Owning the property gives us the chance to provide the For all participants, the program provides a safe environment for youth to take responsibility youth with consistency that helps address for their lives in as many areas as possible and develop goals for the future, all while having the issues that led to the behavior. Real a safety net. Supported by our staff, youth learn to budget and pay bills, shop for groceries Alternatives case managers work to resolve and cook, live with a roommate, pursue an education, and find and maintain employment. issues and increase the likelihood of positive All Real Alternatives clients have access to mental health services and are also supported in behaviors in the future that will benefit our building and/or repairing relationships, learning new coping skills and managing any mental youth throughout their lifetime. health symptoms. Crisis intervention and emergency support is available 24 hours per day, 7 days a week.

A Real Alternatives Story

I was really trying to find stable housing and a stable connection with someone who I could, like, build my new life with. To have somebody that actually sees that you’re trying and they’re just like, okay, let me make a path for you. Let me help you. It’s rare, it’s genuinely, honestly rare. - Kiera, Real Alternatives client EXPENSES BY TYPE (% and 000’s) REVENUE BY TYPE (%)

8.3% 78.4% PROGRAMS & SERVICES $9,441.5 CONTRIBUTED 41.4% GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS 15.9% MANAGEMENT & GENERAL $1,916.6 7.3% OTHER EARNED INCOME 5.7% FUNDRAISING $686.65

TOTAL $12,044.7 43% FEE FOR SERVICE EXPENSES BY SERVICE AREA (% and 000’s) REVENUE BY SERVICE AREA (% and 000’s) 3.2% LGBTQ Support $305.1 33.8% Behavioral and 3.4% LGBTQ Support Mental Health 41.3% $347 17.9% $3,194.1 Special Behavioral and Education Mental Health $1,689.4 $4,175.1 20% Special Education $2,022.9 29.6% Transitional 27.7% 10.8% Housing 4.9% Transitional Substance 4.7% $2,790.6 Substance 2.8% Housing Abuse Youth Abuse Youth $2,800.9 Recovery Justice Recovery Justice $1,017.8 $444.5 $494.6 $278.4

FINANCIAL POSITION Total Assets Total Liabilities Total Net Assets (000’s) $10,508.35 $6,106.43 $4,401.92 THANK YOU FOR JOINING SIDE BY SIDE ON OUR JOURNEY. The following generous supporters gave Side by Side cash gifts between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. Each and every gift, no matter the size, enables us to walk with the Bay Area’s young people impacted by adversity on their unique paths and provide the safe space most of them have missed in their lives. Thank you.

$50,000 + Marin County Community David & Tonia Rubin Ed Maiello National Association of Theater Service Fund Safeway Foundation Marin Charitable ** Owners of CA/NV Relevant Wealth Advisors, LLC * Charles Silverman * Shannon & Taggert Matthiesen Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Rich * Sutter Health Eden Medical Center Scott McAdams $25,000 - $49,999 Dale Satake The Raymond & Ricki Syufy Simon McBride & Jasmine Gavam Bernard E. & Alba Witkin Charitable Marissa Shipman & Andre Hakkak Charitable Gift Fund * Mr. & Mrs. William McDevitt ** Foundation Speedway Children’s Charities / VISA, Inc. McLeran Roofing, Inc. ** Five Bridges Foundation * Sonoma Raceway ** Mr. & Mrs. Frank Williams Mara C. Meisner & Davy Crockett * Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Hunt ** The Eucalyptus Foundation Kathy & John Woldrich ** Mission San Rafael Rotary William G. Irwin Charity Foundation The Jay Pritzker Foundation Foundation Volunteer Forum * $1,000 - $2,499 Montecito Market Place $10,000 - $24,999 Wells Fargo Foundation * Anonymous Associates ** Dino J. Ghilotti Foundation West Davis & Bergard Foundation Ron & Allison Abta Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Obletz Fred Craves Family Foundation Belvedere Fund ** Joe O’Hehir & Vicki Masseria George H. Sandy Foundation ** $2,500 - $4,999 Lisa & Joel Bakamis One Toyota 3.4% LGBTQ Support Healdsburg Forever Active 20-30 Club Redwood Mr. & Mrs. Seth Barad * Allyson Pogojeff Horizons Foundation Empire #1029 Peter & Ione Breen ** Edward Pollak Family Fund ** $347 Sandra Jacobs & Scott Nikas Arntz Family Foundation ** Mendy Calegari Julian Quasha The Jonas Family Foundation * Byrd & Jim Baldwin * Sue & Joe Carlomagno ** Mr. & Mrs. David Rabb ** Julia L. Grant Fund Baldwin Production Services Mr. & Mrs. John Chendo Robert H. Greene Real Estate The Robert & Shirley Sanderson Bank of America Charitable The Cornell Family Charitable Fund Cami & Dave Rose Fund of the Marin Community Foundation * Mary Denton & Monte Deignan * Howard Schomer & Foundation ** Bon Air - Greenbrae Kristen d’Offay Kimberly Rochat Sonoma County Vintners Deanna Brock & Daniel Freeman Beverley & Jack Domet Schultz Foundation ** Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John Buscaglia Donald O. & Ronald R. Collins Fund David Short Jacqueline & David Spielberg ** Mary & Philip Chigos Mr. & Mrs. David Egan ** Kevin Smith The Covington Fund * Exchange Bank * Julie & Albert Stoll $5,000 - $9,999 Fenwick Foundation ** First Republic Bank Amy Storek AHS Foundation ** Jennifer L. Gotti ** Dr. & Mrs. Charles Fischer * Kathy & Chris Swindle Bank of Marin ** Marti & Tony Grimminck Charles Gardiner Ms. Patricia Tanoury BioMarin Pharmaceutical, Inc. Jim Hale Anne & Matthew Golden The Heck Foundation Joan and Michael Buckley Fund of Lillian Hames Nannette Griswold ** Tara & Sean Ticknor Community Foundation Sonoma Heffernan Foundation * Mr. & Mrs. Steve Hays Mr. Quoc Tran County Sam Jeffrey Melissa & Colin Henne Christine Tsingos Shelley & Jay Cahan * Kathlyn McPherson Masneri & Nicolle Henneuse * Carrie & Andrew Weinstein Lydia & Tony Cameron ** Arno P. Masneri Fund ** Michael Higgins & Stacy Lauer Martha & Daniel Wenzel Barbara Carbone & Gregg Lyman * The Kawaja Family Deborah & Scott Hilleboe Westamerica Bank ** The Crary Social Ecology Fund KCM Investment Advisors Deborah Hoke Smith & Julie & Chris Dolan John Kellerman & Noelle Kaneshiro Richard Smith * $500 - $999 Filice Insurance Agency David Kostuik & Jessica Lewis Junior League of Napa-Sonoma * Anonymous (2) FIS * KPMG * Kaiser Permanente Community Adams, Adams & Morris, Inc. Ghilotti Construction Company ** Tim & Jennifer Lynn Benefit Program Alten Construction ** Harbor Point Charitable Foundation Marco A. Vidal Fund * Kaiser Permanente, East Bay Sidney F. Baker ** Herbst Foundation * Marin Sanitary Service ** Public Affairs Mr. & Mrs. Will Bartlett Mr. Charlie Clifford & Martz Accountancy Corporation Mike Ketchum Karen Bischoff & Mr. Ed Boisson ** Mrs. Holly Hopper Mr. & Mrs. Brian McLeran Elizabeth Kulavic ** Boo Boero * Linda & Marshall Jainchill Mutual of America ** Terri Kwiatek * Carolyn Brown & Mark Durnolien Ms. Elisabeth Levy ** Mr. & Mrs. James Phoenix ** Bridget & Matt Lackie Ramsay Brown Robison Family Foundation ** Karin & Justin Mace Mr. & Mrs. Tom Cadden

* Donors to Side by Side for 10-19 years ** Donors to Side by Side for 20 years or more Adolph & Jeanne Capurro $250 - $499 Bonnie Meyer Diane Bradford Revocable Trust * Anonymous (3) Kate & Wesley Mitchell ** Brayton Purcell LLP Cardiovascular Associates of Marin Kristen Bennett Cynthia Murray ** Mr. & Mrs. Michael Breard & SF Medical Group, Inc. ** Mr. & Mrs. John Bessolo III * April & John Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Allen Brogden * John Castro Claudette Bidgood ** Mr. & Mrs. Don O’Brien Edward & Eva Brown Barbara Chemotti Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Bressick * Ellen & Peter Obstler Dorothy Burk Chevron Matching Gift Program * Ema Davila & Dave Bromberger Shannon Pate Diana Caccamo Diana Chulick & Harry Miller Ms. Joan Brown Pam & Tom Pitts ** Mr. Jack Carbone Lynn & Russell Colombo Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Brown ** Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese Claudia Carlson & Jack Brenneman ** Mr. & Mrs. Jon d’Alessio ** Otis Bruce Company Sarah Carson Mr. & Mrs. Dave Egan Carol & Bill Bryan Stephanie & Michael Poley Mr. & Mrs. John Chiosso Shirley Ehrlich Mr. Michael Budd Joan & Arnold Riebli * Mr. & Mrs. James Christensen Mr. & Mrs. Ken Ellingsen ** Justin Burt Barbara & Stanley Rutner Jeffrey Clair Erickson Family Fund ** Elise Chapman William Selmi Zach Fund at East Bay Dianne Fowler ** Jack Clark David Shapiro Community Foundation ** George Lucas Family Foundation Mr. Biff Clark Carole & John Shook ** Leslie & Richard Cohen ** Mary Kaye Gerski Mr. & Mrs. John Craemer Mr. & Mrs. James Smith * Shawn & Daniel Copenhagen Glenwood Guild ** David Cuneo Cherie Sorokin Cassia Crall Darlene & Vernon Goins Stephen Daniels Peter Scanlan & Rebecca Greene Howard Daulton Scanlan Marion Davis ** Michele & Frank Helm Mr. & Mrs. David Deetken ** Hennessy Funds * Selma & Jason Delaney Hoffman Development Co. ** “We don’t choose the family or the Helen Dennis ** Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hogan * circumstances we are born into. Who Terry & Paul Descalso ** Brad Honsberger Mr. & Mrs. Jim DeVries Tom & Diane Johnston ** would we become if we have to face the Judy DiGiorgio Katz Family Foundation * tremendous challenges that Side by Lisa Doran Keegan & Coppin Co., Inc. ** Side’s young people wrestle with? Side by Dan D’Orazio Marjorie & Hal King Ms. Doris Edwards Gary Kostow Side isn’t just valuable services for these FACTS- Families Advocating for Mr. & Mrs. James Lazor, Sr. ** kids. It’s a community of caring people Chemical & Toxics Safety Leon Lee Ruth Falkenberg ** Frank Lindh & Brian Johnson * who understand without judgement.” Nancy Faris Patrick London * Debbie Fernandez Robyn & Warren Luhning James Findlay * Marin Lodge No. 200 I.O.O.F. ** – Nicolle Henneuse, Side by Side donor Erdmuth Folker ** Marin Roto-Rooter Dale Fousel & Deborah Everett * Marbue Marke Denise Frey Tom Martz ** Karen & Mark Frisbie Vanessa McBride Bobbie & Tom Garber The Thomas & Susan Moore Family Kevin Gish Fund of the Ayco Charitable Lois de Banzie Mr. & Mrs. Charles Stedwell ** Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Goddard ** Foundation ** Farmburger Red Hill, LLC The 360 Consulting Group Doug Gold Stephanie O’Byrne Morris Ph.D. Matthew Fine Charitable Fund Ms. Frances Gotti ** Erin & Darius Mozaffarian Mr. & Mrs. John Fradelizio * Rob Thull * Mr. & Mrs. George Greco * Network for Good * Mr. & Mrs. John Francis The Tilles Family Charitable Trust Cynthia Gregory Cynthia O’Day Mr. & Mrs. Gary Frugoli ** Dickson Ranch * Mr. & Mrs. Bob Griswold Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Piombo * Daniel Gagen Giving Fund Tri Counties Bank Paul & Debra Guerin ** Maria Pitcairn ** Ghilotti Bros. Inc. ** Steve & Jackie Tulsky ** Jeff Heldberg Jim Poindexter Jules Gottlieb Jessica Umphress & Josh Kizner Marlene Henderson Prandi Property Management ** David Gregory ** Deborah Waggoner Jeanette Hill ** Bruce Raabe & Sara Wardell-Smith * Kate & Jonas Gunawan Al Wagner Diana & Jeffrey Hill ** Pamela Ross * Leslie Harari Charity Wagner & Warren Lanier Osborne Howes ** Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Sarni Rebecca & Ray Hathorn * Curt Young Joe & Cara Hunt ** Mr. & Mrs. Mike Schwartz ** Mark & Dale Hillard ** Ms. Sharon Zurcher * Costa John Mike & Jennifer Shepard * Susan Hills Katelin Johnson Kim Stempel Rob Holden $100 - $249 Constance Jones Richard Stone Chuck & Sandy Hufford ** Anonymous Kaiser Permanente Community Kristen & Ben Swann Iron Springs Pub & Brewery Sharon Allan Giving Campaign Rebecca & Thomas Sylla * Israel Frey Group, LLP Ms. Debra Allen Shauna & Tom Keenan ** Bob Terada Mr. & Mrs. Ken Jesmore ** Kory Altheide Laurel Kisliuk Sandy Terrado Janachowski & The Stephen & Julie Kimball Katherine & Marc Axelbaum Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Kuhn Stephen Janachowski ** Charitable Fund * Wayka & Rick Bartolacelli Matthew Larrabure Alexandra & Jeffrey Treene Sara & Robert Kuhs Sandy & Buddy Baugh David Lechuga Richard Ugarte Lynn Larsen Lynne Behr Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lee ** Robert Verhoeff Bruce Leitstein * Annette & David Bekowich * Ms. Adele Levin Lei Ann & Brad Werner ** Donna & Toby Long Marcus Belingheri Sue Lim ** Amber Whiteside Favetti Charles Louderback & Kristen Bennett Ms. Gwyn Lister * Sue York Miranda Wagner Cindy & Bernie Benson ** Shay Loftus ** Robin Zellner Ms. Bonnie Manning ** Deborah Beveridge * Susan MacMillan Purple Lady/Barbara J. Anny Bishop Carole & Bruce MacPhail ** Meislin Fund ** Mr. & Mrs. Todd Boes Jan Maisel, M.D. ** Denisse Maldonado

* Donors to Side by Side for 10-19 years ** Donors to Side by Side for 20 years or more Preston Maring Don Wilson Shaun Madden Side by Side Chris Mathewson LeeAnn Wise Barbara Maricle * Simeon Commercial Properties Mr. & Mrs. Charles McBride * Woodland Sponsors Carol Mayer * Tony Cameron Brian McDaniel Brian Young Mr. & Mrs. Robert McKinley * Senator & Mrs. Mike McGuire Vikki & Simon Zadovsky * Janet L. Mettner * GIFTS IN MEMORY OF Mike Mertens Mr. & Mrs. Todd Ziesing Barbara Metzger ** Carol L. Daniels Dody Mertz Sally Mittelstaedt Dolly Torrison Desiree & David Miller $50 - $99 Patricia Moezzi * Jack H. Thompson Stephanie Miller Anonymous (4) Josefa Molina Joe Alderson Carole Mills Paige & Shadi Aboukhater Jessicca & Marcus Moore Robert Vaughan Glenn K. Miwa & Laura Miwa ** Mr. Michael Allison Kathleen Mullen * Shirley M. Detrick Mollitor Family Fund Joyce Anderson ** Tim Myers Thomas Green Lois & Bruce Moody ** Mr. & Mrs. Kent Angerbauer Bea Newhall ** Zona Bauer Mr. & Mrs. Robert Morehen Katherine Barrass ** William Otton Audrey & Diego Mosquera Vivian Bauer * Kathleen Parker * LEGACY GIVING SOCIETY Noelle R. Moss Leesa Benenhaley Mr. & Mrs. Richard Parker * Side by Side’s Legacy Society honors Lilian Murray * Lani Blue Taylor & William Taylor Roger Parks * those individuals who have thought- Ana Navarro Mike Bowes Elizabeth Purvis fully included our agency in their Kenneth & Anne Nelson ** estate plans. By designating a legacy Mr. & Mrs. Frank Noonan gift to Side by Side, the services and Tim Norman programs that they support will con- Mr. & Mrs. Dennis O’Neill * tinue to touch the lives of our clients Rev. Betty Pagett ** “TAY Space is unique. I remember my for years to come. Melba Palmer ** Maggie Paula first visit — I was so impressed with the Anonymous (3) Janet Pawlan ** work of this creative and compassionate Kathryn L. Black & Todd Sparks Peter Perl Virginia Bertelsen Linda & Michael Perrella ** staff. Not only do they personalize their Sue Clark Mr. & Mrs. James Phalon * services for each client, they also support David M. Hellman Mr. & Mrs. Denis Polan ** Diana & Jeffrey Hill James & Kelly Polisson * clients’ family members in navigating Elizabeth Johnson Ramin Rahimian this stressful and challenging time. Laura Russ & Kathy Ketron Mr. & Mrs. Charles Raven and her team have truly created a very Carole & Bruce MacPhail Theresa Reyes ** Nora J. McCallie John Ricco welcoming and comforting atmosphere.” Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Robbins Alta Ridley John B. Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Rick Riede Robert & Shirley Sanderson Cynthia Roach – Dale Satake, Side by Side board member Mary Tash Katie & Ronnie Rones Cathy Tucker Ruth Rosenthal Charles Walters Renee Rymer & Tony Clementino Neha Sampat & Samit Patel GUILD MEMBERS Mrs. R. E. Saxton ** Mary Bramblett Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Rafner The Guilds of Side by Side formed Stu Schneider ** Helen Bredderman * Kelly Rathmann the backbone of support for Jamylia & Richard Schoenstein Lynn Brown Mr. & Ms. Jorgen Regstad ** our agency for decades. From Sandra Schomer Dorothy & Shepherd Burton ** Esther Rosha-Stadtler * community fundraisers to the Andrea Schultz Damon Calegari Marian Rossi ** Grape Festival to birthday treats Barry Sgarella Dave Cantrell Jeanine Rossi for the Irene M. Hunt School, the Carole & Douglas Sheft ** Joan & Robert Capurro ** Brian Santa Cruz Guilds have been integral to our Heather Shellen Scarlett Chidgey Leda Simonsen organization. We are honored to Barry Silver & Beth Silver Susan & Nicholas Clark ** Janet Smith * recognize the members of the Terra Richard & Rebecca Smith Cynthia Clark Craig Sundstrom Linda and Glenwood Guilds below Giving Fund * Alice Cogliandro ** Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Suyderhoud ** for their advocacy and commitment Mr. & Mrs. John Smith * Monique & Josh Corren Allen & Donna Thomas * to the young people that we serve. Alicia & Andrew Spence Talia Delatorre Reimer Dove Vallender Mr. & Mrs. David Sperling Carolyn DeTierra Thomas Welch GLENWOOD GUILD Anna & Walt Spevak Steve Falk Sandy Westin Gill Keirle, President George Studert Susana & Greg Fremault Rita & Robert Widergren Linda Christensen Sally S. Taylor ** Joe Garvey Julianne Wilhelm Margaret Erickson Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Taylor * Robert Gollan * Judith Wilson ** Ruth Falkenberg Mr. & Mrs. Dale Tietz Marshal Graves Paul Yeomans Carole MacPhail Teresa & Mac Tillman Ms. Sherri Hendrickson ** Barbara Metzger Mari & George Tischenko Jenna Hoeft GIFTS IN HONOR OF Sue Moore Judy Torrison * Henry Hopkins ** Aaron Jones Anne Nelson Todd & Katie Traina Ms. Kristina Keller Alliance Residential Bea Newhall Todd Trzcinski Mary Kennedy Amber Whiteside Favetti Joy Phoenix Laura Tucker Patricia Klein BNE Architecture Maggie Polan United Markets ** Nelson Knuth Hayden Rubin Terrie Reyes Peggy Vaughan * Anne-Li Knuut * Jake Faust Jan Smith Celia Vigil Philip Leddel Laura Taylor Lisandro Villanueva Dash Lindsell Lincoln Matthews TERRA LINDA GUILD Mr. & Mrs. David Walker * Local Independent Charities Mary Denton Kathie Swart, President Jim Wattson of America ** Rebecca Hathorn Joyce Anderson Thomas Welch Mr. & Mrs. William Loeffler Noelle R. Moss Kathy Barrass

* Donors to Side by Side for 10-19 years ** Donors to Side by Side for 20 years or more Helen Dennis Books Inc Escape Room Costa John Connie Govi Peter Breen Robert Falconer John & Jill’s Cheesecake Vivi-Anne Regstad Brewsters Beer Garden Farm Shop Marin Judy’s Automotive Kay Schmitt Brown Sugar Kitchen Amber Whiteside Favetti Kristina Keller Lily Soto Luanne & Hugh Cadden Feld Entertainment Kinetic Arts Center Michael Cadden Lesley Feikert Korbel Champagne Cellars GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS California Film Institute Ferrari-Carano Vineyards and La Dolce Vita Wine Lounge & GRANTS Cal-Market Supermarket Winery La Toscana Ristorante & Bar Alameda County Department of Cameron + Company Fine Arts Museums of Lagunitas Brewing Company Child & Family Services/Youth Canard Vineyard San Francisco Kim Laidlaw Acceptance Collaborative Carmel Bach Festival Folkmanis Puppets Lions & Tigers & Hair Alameda County Behavioral Health Carmel Valley Ranch Fox Theater Little River Inn Care Services Castelli’s Ristorante Fresh Run Farms, Peter Martinelli Ludwig’s Fine Wine & Spirits California Department of Education Celia’s Mexican Restaurant Gaspare’s Pizzeria Luke’s Organics Contra Costa Health Plan Children’s Fairyland Mary Kaye Gerski Luther Burbank Center For The Arts Contra Costa County Health Cima Collina Winery Getaway Adventures Nicole Hunter Maes Services Cinnabar Theater Golden Gate Bridge, Highway & Main Stage West County of Marin Behavioral Health Classic Cars West Beer Garden Transportation District Mangia/Nosh & Recovery Services Marche aux Fleurs County of Santa Cruz Health Marin Ace Services Marin Agricultural Land Trust County of Sonoma Behavioral “I’ve known the Hunt School since it was Marin Bocce Federation Health Marin Brewing Company Kaiser Permanente – Northern MAC (Marin Academic Center). I’ve taken Marin Dance Theatre California desserts to school for their monthly Marin Independent Journal Napa County Health & Human Marin Magazine Services celebrations and bought birthday gifts Marin Sun Farms San Mateo County Behavioral for the kids’ parties. The school and its Marin Symphony Health & Recovery Services Marin Theatre Company Sonoma County Sheriff faculty truly care and they work hard Marinitas Department side by side with the students producing Grace Martin Meghan Pluimer IN-KIND DONORS some amazing positive results. They give Melting Pot 101 Surf Sports these kids a brighter future and a chance Bonnie Meyer 21st Amendment Mi Pueblo 3 Ring Cycles to succeed in the world.” Michael Merrill Design Studio Adobe Road Winery Miner Family Winery Alameda Bicycle – Jennifer L. Gotti, Mohari Wellness Alameda Island Brewing Company Dave Mollitor Alameda Natural Grocery former Side by Side board member Nancy Mollitor Alarm Financial Services, Inc. Monterey Peninsula Foundation Alexandra Ray Art Advisory Monterey Symphony All American Printing Services Morton & Bassett Spices Alpha Omega Winery CLIF Bar Good Earth Natural Foods Noelle R. Moss Arista Winery Clif Family Farm Gott’s Roadside Mountain Play Association Artisan Wine Imports Clif Family Winery Jennifer Gotti Museum of Art and Digital Ashley Morgan Designs Roxanne Cline Gravenstein Grill Entertainment (MADE) Aurora Theatre Company Cline Family Cellars Green Music Center Scott Nikas Azari Vineyards Comforts Griffo Distillery Navitas Organics Balletto Vineyards Cooley LLP Hafner Family Vineyards Kimberly Norris Bank of Marin Copperfield’s Books Inc. Half Price Boooks North Bay Business Journal Barber Cellars Costco Novato Hauling 911 North Coast Brewing Co. Bare Snacks County Line Harvest Haven Northbay Vending Leslie Barker County of Marin Department of Heidrun Meadery Oakland Zoo Betina Baumgarten Cultural Services Herman Miller Cynthia O’Day Bay Area Children’s Theatre Geoff Courtney HINT Water Pacific Catch, Inc Bay Area Discovery Museum Cowgirl Creamery Hog Island Oyster Company, Inc. Pacific Repertory Theatre Bay Area Girls Rock Camp David Crockett/Coit Tower Hotel Healdsburg Paella del Reyes Bayan Roots Massage and Cucina Paradiso Ristorante Italiano Hotel Petaluma Naomi Perl Wellness Dawn’s Dream Winery Hotel Shattuck Plaza Perry’s Jamie Behrendt Della Fattoria Cafe & Bakery Jessica Ibonie Petaluma Coffee and Tea Company Annette & David Bekowich Mary Denton & Monte Deignan i Leoni Petaluma Pie Company Belrose Dinner Theatre Desert Adventures Il Fornaio Corporation Julianna Phillips Benemetrics Consulting Design Within Reach Impact Hub Joy Phoenix Berkeley Bowl West diPietro Todd Insalata’s Pier 15 Restaurant & Bar Berkeley Repertory Theatre Debbie Dodd International Orange Poggio Trattoria Best Foot Forward Domaine Chandon Iron Springs Pub & Brewery Point Reyes Farmstead Catherine Bishop Dominican University of California Jackson Family of Wines Cheese Company Black Stallion Estate Winery Drakes Brewing Company Sandra Jacobs Preferred Sonoma Caterers Blake’s Auto Body Joanne Durkee Jacuzzi Family Vineyards Presidio Bowl Lani Blue Taylor Shirley Ehrlich J’Amy Tarr Outerwear Ashley Cadden Preston Blue Waters Kayaking Daniel Elm Jason’s Restaurant Julie Quater Body Celebration Day Spa Elmer’s Restaurant Linda & Todd Jaquez-Fissori Paula Ramos Boisset Family Estate EO Products Jeans to a T Ravenswood Real Restaurants Sunshine Bicycle Center Kids Bike Lane Elizabeth Kulavic Republic of Tea Thomas Swan Marin Country Mart Robyn Luhning Rialto Cinema Sweet B Organizing Mill Valley Middle School Shannon Matthiesen Marilyn Rich Tan Bella, Inc Project Glimmer Brian McDaniel Alexis Gensberg Robert Taqueria Molcajetes Sausalito Nursery School Rebecca McManus Rock Wall Wine Company Taylorblue Design Secret Santa of Sonoma County/ Denisse Mendoza Rodney Strong Vineyards The Golf Mart Volunteer Center of Sonoma Nikki Moore Ross Valley Players The Melting Pot County Max Morris Julie Rubenstein The Plaza Bistro Temple Beth Sholom (San Leandro) Amanda Morrison Russian River Vineyards The Seed Bank Zocalo Coffeehouse Douglas Murray Rustic Bakery The Spanish Table Sarah Nemoyten Salito’s Crab House & Prime Rib The Star VOLUNTEERS Jamie Ortiz San Anselmo Inn Three Ring Cycles Side by Side gratefully thanks the Bahar Ozgur San Francisco 49ers Timothy Murphy School volunteers and organizations listed Maggie Paula San Francisco Bay Adventures Toss Designs below who have spent countless Joy Phoenix San Francisco Giants Toy B Ville hours helping with our 2018-19 Jasmine Reinhardt/Marin San Rafael Pacifics Baseball Club Toy Safari events, office administration, and County Parks Dale Satake Trader Joe’s Greenbrae program support. Crys and Katelin Roman Saylor’s Restaurant & Bar Trader Joe’s Petaluma Donna Schafer Diana Savage Trader Joe’s San Rafael Active 20-30 Club Redwood Carole Shook Ginger Schoenstein Tutu School Empire #1029 Serpico Landscaping Lane Schulz United Markets Pam Anderson Evan Sjostom Schumacher Photography Valley of the Moon Music Festival Kanoa Arteaga Jacqueline Spielberg Scoma’s Sausalito Vanda Floral Design Lisa Bakamis Julie Stoll Sea Trek Kayak Vertex Climbing Center Byrd Baldwin Garrett Stone Serpico Landscaping, Inc. Vin Antico Betina Baumgarten Amy Storek SF JAZZ Alex Volpe Jamie Behrendt Laura Taylor Shelley & Company Volunteer Forum Annette Bekowich Connie Truitt Heather Shellen Water Street Bistro Lisa Berardi Charity Wagner Sherri’s Champagne Wells Fargo Lani Blue Taylor Carrie Weinstein Shineology Car Washes Daphne White Ola Bonds Jeremy Yu Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Wildfox Restaurant Deanna Brock Deana Zeiden Sky Watcher, Inc William Gordon Winery Justin Burt Smart Tours Wilma & Frieda Cafe Shelley Cahan In preparing this report, we made Smuin Ballet Wine Country Platypus Tours Cakes4Kids every effort to ensure that it is Solstice Spa Wise Sons Delicatessen Lydia Cameron accurate and complete. If there Sonoma Canopy Tours Mary Ann Wittenberg Cheryl Cinelli is an error or omission, please Sonoma Portworks Larry Woodland Alice Cogliandro accept our apologies and notify Sonoma Raceway Woodland Sponsors Community Bakers, Mathilde the development department at Jacqueline Spielberg World Centric Caindec and Jessica Jones development@sidebysideyouth. Speedway Children’s Charities / Dan Young Brian Daniels org or 415-457-3200 ext 179 so we Sonoma Raceway Dario Ellington can correct our records. This report Spirit Skincare Clinic & Spa HOLIDAY GIVING Extra Food lists all cash gifts received between Kathryn St. Clair COMMUNITY PARTNERS Susana Fremault July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. St. Francis Winery The following generous community Gioia Garner Hershey Cash gifts made after that date will St. George Spirits, Inc partners help make sure that Side Jennifer Gotti be published in next year’s report. Stacy Scott Catering by Side clients have a gift for the Deborah Hilleboe In-kind gifts associated with an Stanley Steemer holidays. Deborah Hoke-Smith event held during the 2018-19 fiscal Starline Social Club Sandy Hufford year are included in this report Corissa Stobing Book Passage Sandra Jacobs regardless of the date of receipt. Sumbody and the Sumtime Spa Whyte’s Booksmith Junior League of Napa-Sonoma

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MARIN VALENTINE’S BALL 26TH ANNUAL BANK OF MARIN GOLF TOURNAMENT February 8, 2020 June 22, 2020 This elegant black tie-optional event at Marin Civic Center raises June wouldn’t be the same without this signature tourney at the funds for Side by Side, North Bay Children’s Center and the exclusive Meadow Club in Fairfax! Godmother’s of St. Vincent.

¡SALUD, SONOMA YOUTH! March 12, 2020 A festive affair of craft cocktails and paella at Griffo Distillery in Petaluma that benefits our Sonoma County programs.

26TH ANNUAL GLENWOOD GUILD BINGO NIGHT March 28, 2020 A fun night of BINGO at the Marin Yacht Club with one of Side by Side’s longstanding guilds.

SHINDIG REACH FOR THE STARS GALA May 14, 2020 September 19, 2020 Watch for more information about our biggest fundraiser and Held at the Starline Social Club in Oakland, this event supports our best party of the year! East Bay programs.

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