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Program Highlights for Fiscal Year July 1, 2013 Through June 30, 2014 Collecting, preserving, and celebrating the stories of diversity and innovation in San José and the Santa Clara Valley PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS FOR Fiscal YEAR JUly 1, 2013 THROUGH JUne 30, 2014 WE PLAYED demographics and demands of our WE GARDENED Last year more than 110,000 visitors school audience. We served 24,500 HSJ Volunteer Gardeners along with participated in public programs at History students, teachers and chaperones the Master Gardeners of Santa Clara Park and the Peralta Adobe-Fallon House from 161 public and home schools; County help keep 14 acres of History Historic Site. Our Community Partners and offered 16 custom tours serving Park beautiful. History Park also supports helped us offer free and low-cost 450 visitors. the Rocksprings Neighbors who grow public events highlighting local history their own produce in the Victory through interactive experiences. Income WE RESEARCHED Teaching Garden, and 4-H youth in their earning events, both public and private, New artifacts arrive almost daily, while beekeeping efforts. introduced new audiences to History San a collection backlog must be tackled as José and generated revenue to support well! This year three staff members and WE SCOOPED! the Museum. 21 volunteers researched and processed O’Brien’s Ice Cream Parlor staff and more than 13,445 records to make them volunteers scooped 14,560 scoops; more WE HAD CLASS accessible to the public. than 620 gallons of Treat ice cream! Our Education Department continues to make learning fun with hands-on WE ASSISTED WE BENEFITED programs that engage children, help More than 1,200 researchers use the HSJ HSJ is blessed to have 270 talented them think critically, and develop Archive & Library. Staff regularly assists volunteers who served 11,813 hours. At problem solving skills while becoming artists, authors, reporters, filmmakers, the nationally established rate of $22.14 immersed in local history. This year, and students. We even helped the 49ers per hour, that is an in-kind contribution four new school programs were created find for images for the new stadium! to History San Jose of $261,539.82! and evaluated to address the changing THANK YOU to OUR INDIVIDUal DONORS Please note, listed here are cash and in-kind gifts; membership and ticket purchases are not listed. GIFTS IN-KIND GIFTS $99 and Under James Reed Kristin Morris Sally & Dave Large $99 and Under $500 - $999 Rita & Mike Ardantz Carrie Reid Peter Muller Patrick Magee North Lake Tahoe Roger Stoneburner Jill Arnone Ricardo Roig Vilma Pallette Portuguese Heritage Historical Society Whiskies of the World Norton Bell Brenda & Kenneth Barbara & Tim Peddy Society of California Peter’s Bakery YMCA - Central Judy & Ron Borcherding Schmahl John Peters Suzanne & Jim Salata Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose Kenneth Borelli Marilyn Sotirhos Clinton Pickering Jack Stallard $1,000 - $2,499 Aqui Cal-Mex Grill Alida Bray Ann Spalding Amy & Sal Pizarro United Way Silicon Valley Gerardo Garza Elizabeth & David Monley Darrell Brekke Gloria Stern Martin Powers Wheel Away Cycle Center Anthony Ornellas La Pastaia Ernest A. Cardoza Kanaka Szabo-Webber Michelle Powers Yvonne Wagener $2,500 - $9,999 Round Table Pizza $2,500 - $9,999 Martha Champion Craig Prada Willow Glen Kathleen Watson Bonnie & Marv Bamburg Garden City Construction Mariko Chang Pierre Prodis Justin’s Deb & Les Wible Robert J. Bettencourt MBA Architects Gary Claassen Mary Riley Paolo’s Karen Wiebe Robert Derbacher Richard Rolla Happy Hollow Corporation $10,000 - $99,999 $10,000 - $99,999 Jeanne Driedger Rotary Club of San Jose Children’s Musical Theatre $100 - $499 Farrington Historical Kathleen Orlenko Dawn Duncan Mary Lou Schoone Foundation, Inc. San Jose Betty & Gene Acronico Conservation & Al Dutra Linda & Harold Spencer Hugh Stuart Center San Jose Museum of Art Gary Ashcavai Gary Ashcavai Charlene Duvall Robert Tutel Charitable Trust The Mountain Winery Parsley, Sage, Rosemary Katherine Banner Hilleguus Faber Dennis Wilcox The Lee Lester Family & Thyme Laura Bennert William Glick Steve Yvaska $100 - $499 Linda Larson Boston & $100,000 and over Larry Stone Manny’s Cellar Donita & Robert Grace David Boston Sponsors Kim Hamilton $500 - $999 Santa Clara County San Jose Repertory Nina Boyd Historical Heritage Theatre Bert George, Joseph Tamara Hayes Eric Bracher George Fine Wines Samuel Broydo Commission San Francisco 49ers Jessica Horowitz Alan Brown Paul & Eddies Associates Eric Butler Hearst Castle & National Sunny & William Claggett Marilyn Hyde Arthur Carmichael Manny’s Cellar Graphic Theatre Jim and Suzanne Salata, Alicia & Richard Dayton Sponsors Garden City Construction Jack Johnson Chris Del Pilar Hotel De Anza Bobbe George Robert J. Bettencourt Mark Tersini, KT Properties Russell Johnson Joan Falkenstein Cooper-Garrod Estate Carol Ketchum Hellyer Velodrome C2K Architecture, Inc. Vineyards Ana & Andres Fierro Valley of the Hearts Gerard Kettmann Ada Marie Loewer California Bank of Karen Philbrick Carol Fong Commerce Delight Sponsors Richard Larson Jim Maurer William Cilker, Jr. Sandi & Jack Frazer Sandi & Jack Frazer Silicon Valley Business Craig Lincoln MBA Architects Massage Envy Spa Journal Sheri Frumkin Hensel Phelps Elizabeth & David Monley Michelle Powers Charles Lynn Christopher Fuselier Construction Co. Gordon Biersch Brewing Notre Dame High School The Crucible Company Lauren Mareno Gerardo Garza Jacqui & Pieter Smith Claire Markus Judy & David Roberts Testarossa Vineyard Bert George, Joseph Mary Gottschalk Charles Toeniskoetter George Fine Wines Nancy C. Martin The Los Gatos Bicycle Pier 39 Michael Hausle Silicon Valley Community Racing Club Joan Helms Bill McCraw Steve Hausle Valley of the Hearts Newspapers Adrienne McGraw Delight Sponsors Rocke Garcia Beverley Hayes $1,000 - $2,499 Riverview Systems Leanne Meriton Barry Swenson Builder Savannah-Chanelle Group, Inc. Anne Louise M. Heigho Thomas Albanese Vineyards Paulette & William Moore Bellarmine College Joan Helms Nancy Bean Preparatory Silicon Valley Capital Club Susan Munroe Barbara Johnson Bicycle Express Focus Business Bank Ruth Noseworthy Erik Khoobyarian Sylvia & Arthur Carroll Heritage Bank of Anthony Ornellas Kathleen Kvenvold Mary Ellen & Michael Commerce Marilyn Park Thomas Layton Fox, Sr. Hopkins & Carley Janice Paull Paul Lukes John Giacomazzi KT Properties Marjorie Peckham Jenny Martin Elizabeth Hernandez- The Lee Lester Family Jones Marjorie McCandless Samaritan Medical Center Kieve Foundation San Pedro Square Market.
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