FISCAL YEAR 2016 ANNUAL REPORT

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RAPHAEL HOUSE OF SAN FRANCISCO BOARD OF DIRECTORS, 2015–2016

KATE SMITH, Chair CRAIG MARTIN Community Volunteer Managing Partner Morrison Foerster PAUL BIANCHI Market Leader GREG MARTIN, CPA Senior Vice President Partner Bank of the West Moss Adams LLP Wealth Management Group LAURA MERLING JUDY DAVIS Strategic Advisor and Vice President of Business Consultant Global Marketing Communications Advantest Corporation THOMAS MILLER Self Employed RALPH DRYBROUGH Real Estate Development in Managing Partner Houston, TX Fort Point Capital Partners Owner Holly View Apartments, LLC RICK DADE Founder and President SCOTT OLSON, Vice President R3 Builders Shareholder Vedder Price FRANK GUTIERREZ Seyfarth Shaw LLP Vice President Business Applications MELISSA KOERNER, Secretary Genesys Owner Lau Koerner LLC ANDREW HEWLETT Vice President DUNCAN WELSTEAD Harris Williams & Co. Finance Lead Google Life Sciences MARNY HOMAN Community Volunteer

PATRICIA KAMPMANN, Treasurer Vice President Market Development Xenio

MISSION STATEMENT The mission of Raphael House is to help families at-risk of homelessness achieve stable housing and financial independence while strengthening family bonds and personal dignity. DEAR FRIENDS,

Thanks to the generous support of our donors, the determination of staff, and the guidance of a passionate Board of Directors, 2016 continued to build on the successes of the previous year to ensure that Raphael House remains a leader in the community, providing essential services to families experiencing homelessness.

The community that supports Raphael House is intensely loyal and for that we are beyond grateful. We are also fortunate to have relationships with donors, volunteers, and stakeholders that span the lifetime of the organization and in some cases, between family generations.

As we reflect upon the successes of 2016, the next several years will be critical for addressing the steady increase of homeless families in San Francisco. With the expansion of our residential services, allowing us to serve even more families in need of our life-changing programs and services, the need to meet our expanded operating costs is increasingly important. We look to you, our supporters, to help us meet this increased demand in our community. This past year we As always, the year was filled with accomplishments both big and small: served 70 families in from the middle school student who received tutoring support and is now on the honor roll to the parents securing stable housing for their family, our Residential Shelter Raphael House continues to be a place of inspiration and hope for hundreds of Bay Area parents and children. This past year we served 70 families in our Program, and 89% Residential Shelter Program, and 89% of them moved from our shelter into stable housing. The Bridge Program served 451 families with a host of safety of them moved from our net services that included ongoing case management, housing assistance, career development services, mental health counseling, and academic shelter into stable housing. support for their children. Through participation in our Bridge Program, families stay connected to Raphael House, which allows them continued The Bridge Program served access to the tools and resources they need to break the cycle of generational poverty and start on the road to self-sufficiency. 451 families with a host of safety net services On behalf of each parent and child who received services this year or who participated in our programming, I thank everyone who has given of that included ongoing their time and resources. Together, we provide Bay Area families who are experiencing or are at risk of homelessness with the personalized, family case management, rental centered solutions they need to achieve stable housing and financial stability. We acknowledge that our accomplishments would not be possible without assistance, mental health you and look forward to your continued commitment to helping us end family homelessness. counseling, and academic support for their children. With deepest appreciation,

Ralph Payton Scott Olson Executive Director Board Chairperson ABOUT RAPHAEL HOUSE Since 1971, Raphael House has been at the forefront of providing Bay Area families experiencing or at risk of homelessness the personalized family-centered solutions they need to build brighter futures. Raphael House is the only privately funded program of its kind in the San Francisco Bay Area, and our success rate is unmatched: 85% of the families we serve go on to achieve long-term housing and financial independence.

With a spirit of warmth, compassion, and kindness at its core, Raphael House offers a broad community-focused continuum of services through its Residential Shelter and Bridge programs that have helped nearly 20,000 children and parents achieve stable housing and financial independence.

At Raphael House, we see homelessness as a temporary state that doesn’t define a person. We understand that homelessness can result from unexpected circumstances, whether economic, health related, or because of a breakdown in family structure. We provide families an opportunity to take ownership of their futures and improve the quality of their lives through a nurturing and supportive process that emphasizes the importance of strong families and personal dignity.

Our model of providing a stable homelike shelter and offering ongoing, 85% of the families comprehensive assistance with housing and job placement, while supporting the we serve go on to emotional and social needs of parents and children alike, helps to empower more than 300 families each year. achieve long-term

Raphael House of San Francisco is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation. housing and financial independence. RAPHAEL HOUSE HIGHLIGHTS FOR 2016

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of the80 families we serve are from San Francisco County

of individuals receiving career development % services became employed, increased income, or enrolled in an educational program. 79 The percentage of individuals who received mental health services % demonstrated progress toward their self-identi ed goal(s). 90 of families receiving Rental Subsidy Fund have maintained long-term stable housing during % 12-month period (26 out of 29 families). 90 The percentage of families who received housing assistance funds have main- % tained long-term stable housing 89 of children who received academic % support demonstrated improved performance within a 12-month period. 94 The percentage of children who received academic support demonstrated improved performance within % a 12-month period. 94 AUGUST 1, 2015–JULY 31, 2016 FINANCIAL REPORT

UNRESTRICTED REVENUES & SUPPORT Individual Donations $720,825 Churches and Civic Groups $79,707 Foundation Grants $400,285 Corporations and Businesses $209,338 Trust/Estate Gifts $9,567 Total Contributions and Gifts $1,419,722 Special Events (net of special events expense) $484,672 In-kind Services $106,942 Other Revenues $53,139 Net Assets Released From Restrictions $1,153,233 (funding received in prior years) Total Unrestricted Revenues & $3,217,708 Support for Fiscal Year 2016*

EXPENSES Program Expenses $2,493,460 Management and General $370,859 Fundraising $515,931 Total Expenses $3,380,250 Change in Unrestricted Net Assets ($-162,542)

In 2016, 89% of families who entered our shelter were place into long-term stable housing OUR PROGRAMS RESIDENTIAL SHELTER PROGRAM

Our warm and homelike residence offers families a dignified alternative to the typical emergency shelter experience by providing short-term housing in a safe, clean, and sober family-centered community. Families are able to heal as they get back on their feet while having access to a wide range of services that strengthen the whole family, empowering each individual as they work toward achieving long-term stable housing and financial independence. Families with children under 18 or women in their third trimester of pregnancy are accepted based on their willingness to participate fully in our structured program.

RESIDENTIAL SHELTER SERVICES INCLUDE:  Private furnished rooms  Nutritious family-style meals  Intensive case management  Housing placement and financial assistance  Career development and job placement services  Community partner referrals  Mental health counseling  Life skills workshops in areas such as financial literacy, parenting, health, and emotional well-being  Children’s programming  K–12 academic tutoring and mentoring  Scholarships for academic pursuits, extracurricular activities, and summer camp OUR PROGRAMS BRIDGE PROGRAM

Once families transition from our Residential Shelter Program into stable housing, we are committed to helping them maintain their stability by supporting them with ongoing case management and the resources and connections they need to achieve financial independence and move toward a brighter future. Our Bridge Program serves all Raphael House families and offers an extended community where parents and children are able to empower and support each other.

Our Bridge Program also gives Bay Area families experiencing or at risk for homelessness an opportunity to avoid a stay in shelter by applying for a one-time Housing Opportunity Assistance grant to secure rapid rehousing or prevent eviction. Families approved for HOA funds receive intensive case management and have access to the same Bridge Program services and activities as those who participated first in our Residential Shelter Program.

BRIDGE PROGRAM SERVICES INCLUDE:  Intensive ongoing case management  Career development and job placement services  Community partner referrals  Mental health counseling  Children’s services  K–12 academic tutoring and mentoring  Scholarships for academic pursuits, extracurricular activities, and summer camp  Family social activities and outings aimed at strengthening the family bond STORIES FROM THE PROGRAMS

HELPING FAMILIES FIND HEALTHY HOMES Deyser and Juan had been living in unstable housing conditions for many years before coming to Raphael House. They had lived in multiple room shares in the Mission where their names were not on the lease, so they were vulnerable to frequent increases in rent or being unlawfully evicted. They were ultimately forced to live in a garage where their daughter, Genesis, got sick from poor ventilation and frequent leaks. In such a difficult time, the family courageously sought support from community agencies. The family reached out to Raphael House and moved into our Residential Program, where they were able to work towards their housing and financial stability. Juan worked two jobs during his time at Raphael House, and Deyser worked tirelessly with First Avenues to find a home for her family. Deyser and Juan moved into a two-bedroom apartment in Oakland in August, where they feel Genesis finally feels at home. Juan is now taking classes to complete his GED, and Deyser has returned to work. They continue to strive for the best for their family, and are grateful to Raphael House for the support they’ve received along the way. HELPING CHILDREN DEVELOP HEALTHY HABITS. In Raphael House’s Children’s Program we introduce children to breathing techniques that help calm their bodies. One night some children were sharing different breathing techniques with each other, and a six-year old boy who had difficulty participating let out an exasperated sigh because he did not want to participate. The entire group of children immediately copied him, letting out a big sigh. Though he did not intend to participate, his sigh was effective and the group practiced it a few more times and discussed how good it feels to release stress through belly breathing. The boy was very proud of his contribution. RAPHAEL HOUSE EVENTS

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2016 GOBBLE & GIVE AT GOLDEN GATE PARK: 2016 GALA AT THE PALACE HOTEL: PHOTO 1: Kids enjoyed face-painting, arts & crafts, and magic at the park. PHOTO 2: Guests in black-tie attire toasted during the 3-course meal. PHOTO 4: Families enjoyed a visit with the SFFD on their Fire Truck. PHOTO 3: 600 guests reveled during the reception, dinner and after party. PHOTO 6: Musicians from the Ruth Asawa School of the Arts played for PHOTO 5: The 2016 Gala Committee helped raise over $643,000 the crowd. Over $50,000 was raised by the 2016 Committee. as they celebrated “A Golden Tomorrow”. AUGUST 1, 2015 –JULY 31, 2016 CORPORATE & COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER PARTNERS

Our highly interactive volunteer program gives individuals the opportunity to make a meaningful and lasting impact on the future of our parents and children and improve the San Francisco community. Additionally, volunteers join a diverse network of over 2,000 fellow volunteers who support Raphael House each year. This collaborative model is key to our success, providing us with the flexibility required to meet the changing needs of our community. Raphael House began as a volunteer-run organization. Today, virtually every aspect of life at Raphael House depends on the much-needed support of volunteers. Whether preparing meals or tutoring children, serving on various committees or painting the walls, Raphael House involves the community in all aspects of helping our families build brighter futures.

American Eagle Outfitters Applied Predictive Technologies  Aramark  Bartlett Brands  Bloomberg  British American Business Council  C.C. Vedder  Calvary Presbyterian Church  Chef’s Corner Foods  Child Trauma Research Program  Children of Shelters  Design Kitchen

 Deutsche Bank  Dodge & Cox  EnerNOC  GAP  Genesys  Junior League of San Francisco, Inc.  LDC  M&C Saatchi Mobile  Maverick  Method Home  MPBF Association of Professional Women  Mulesoft  Native American Health Center  National Charity League  New Hope Cumberland Presbyterian Church  Pacific Gas & Electric Company  Planned Parenthood  Riviera Partners  Salesforce  San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Center  San Francisco Giants  San Francisco Housing and Development Corp.  Sard Verbinnen  Sephora  SF Federal Credit Union  St. John of God Catholic Church  StarNoodle  Start Ups Give Back  State Farm Insurance  Teed Haze  The Episcopal Church of St. Mary the Virgin  Uber  University of California Cooperative Extension  VISA  Wells Fargo  Wesley Foundation  Williams Sonoma  Zenefits Zitter Health Insights  Fenwick & West LLP  Vanderbilt  Sensible Sitters RAPHAEL HOUSE VOLUNTEER HIGHLIGHTS

Birthday Parties Once a month Raphael House hosts a birthday party for children in the Bridge Program celebrating a birthday that month. Cake and presents are donated and the parties are held on our rooftop, which is decorated for the occasion. Volunteers are integral in helping to decorate, wrap gifts, set up snacks, and help make the event a wonderful lasting memory for each child.

British American Business Council (BABC) Junior League of San Francisco (JLSF) The joint Aramark, LifeWorks and British American Members of the Junior League of San Francisco’s Business Council Task Force held its 2016 “Aramark Raphael House Committee volunteer with our Building Community (ABC)” Day at Raphael House on Family Activity Night and Toddler Time every week. September 20th. Over 80 volunteers, split into seven Our partnership with JLSF allows our staff to expand teams, tackled projects throughout Raphael House our program capacity by enhancing the level of that had been in serious need of attention. In all, 12 activities offered. The consistency that Junior League spaces in the house were revitalized and the work volunteers bring is crucial to our program and done by volunteers accounted for over 600 hours fosters a strong connection between the of employee time! In addition, the BABC Raphael volunteers and families. House task force provides networking opportunities, pro bono services, and in kind donations.

TOTAL VOLUNTEERS: 1,305 TOTAL VOLUNTEER HOURS: 25,234 RAPHAEL HOUSE VOLUNTEER HIGHLIGHTS

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Winnie Chang from Chef’s Corner and her mother

Corporate and Community Chefs Each Monday and Thursday evening, volunteer groups of up to 6 people come to the Raphael House kitchen to help our chefs prepare and serve dinner. This is a unique Salesforce opportunity to be part of the day to day life and traditions at Raphael House as well as a great team building opportunity! RAPHAEL HOUSE WAYS TO GET INVOLVED

GROUP VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES • Prepare and serve dinner to our families at a Community & Corporate Chefs Night • Keep Raphael House clean and organized by helping with a Shelter Upkeep Project

INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES • Commit on a regular basis to help with elementary school or high school tutoring, children’s program, toddler program, resume building, ESL tutoring, computer classes, etc. • Contribute your time and expertise by providing professional services pro bono that benefit our families directly or Raphael House as a whole.

HOLIDAYS AND SPECIAL EVENTS • Serve a holiday meal GIVE • Adopt a family for the holidays • Make a donation / start • Set up and decorate for birthday a fundraising campaign parties and family carnivals • Host a donation drive to collect • Assist with check-in or other day of logistics some of our most needed items for our two largest fundraising events, year-round Gobble & Give and our Annual Gala. • See if your employer has a matching gifts program • Include us in your planned giving or memorial gifts

LEARN MORE: raphaelhouse.org/volunteer/

CONTACT: Kellen Sarver Volunteer and Administrative Coordinator [email protected] | 415.345.7265 AUGUST 1, 2015–JULY 31, 2016 DONOR HONOR ROLL*

ELLA RIGNEY CIRCLE Bob Lee Susan & Niels Larsen Susan DiJohnson & Henry Hodes $1,000,000+ Thomas Miller & Kathryn Keating Laura & Sloan Larsen Mr. & Mrs. Charles Doyle Ann & John Doerr Jan Koerner & Melissa Koerner Leland, Parachini, Steinberg, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Drake Michael & Constance Laflamme Matzger & Melnick, LLP. Mr. Ralph Drybrough Michele Lee & Maco Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Greg Martin The Episcopal Church of PHILANTHROPISTS Lululemon Athletica Laura Merling St. Mary the Virgin $50,000+ Ed & Betty Manoyan Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Michaels Ms. Lauren Eastman Barney’s New York, San Francisco Danielle & Jon Mewes Nordstrom, Inc. Eli & Mae Rosen Foundation, Inc. Brewster West Foundation Morrison & Foerster Foundation Molly O’Brien & Michael Strand The Enersen Foundation George H. Sandy Foundation Pacific Gas & Electric Company Paige & Scott Olson Elizabeth & Coburn Everdell Jessica & Jason Moment Craig Martin & Karen Scarr Pacific Union Fenwick & West LLP David & Alana Trujillo Terra & Erich Sollman Perkins Coie LLP Erin & Sean Flynn Mr. & Mrs. James Wintersteen Salesforce.org Foundation Mohammed Qayyum & Mr. Jacques Fortier Sanguinetti Foundation Lizette Angel Fort Point Capital BENEFACTORS Stanley S. Langendorf Foundation R3 Builders Sarah & Joseph Gallo $25,000+ Triton Container International, Inc. RINA Accounting Corporation Sidney & John Gargiulo British-American Business Twitter, Inc. Riviera Partners Carl Gellert & Celia Berta Council Claudia &Nic Volpi Jacquie & Jeremiah Robison Gellert Foundation Burberry Foundation Walther Foundation Martin Romo & Leesa Miao Anthony C. Gilbert & Children of Shelters XL Construction Trudy & Charles Salter Laurel W. Gilbert Mr. & Mrs. Keith B. Geeslin Diane Sampson Adam Gothelf Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund GUARDIANS Serenity MedSpa Steven Gothelf Junior League of $5,000+ Stephanie Breitbard Fine Arts, LLC. Mr. & Mrs. Tim Halloran San Francisco, Inc. Anonymous (5) Stephanie Snyder Yoga, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Harbison Maverick Capital Foundation Joseph & Ricki Akiwenzie TJX Foundation, Inc. Katherine & Lee Hicks Saint Francis Foundation Abbot Downing Geoffrey Weber & Amy Hockman & Brian Bone Kate & Edward Smith American Eagle Outfitters Priscilla Hung The Honorable James C. Hormel Walter & Elise Haas Fund Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Ladies of the San Francisco Susan Atherton Markam & Brigitta Whiting Consular Corps Brooks Foundation William G. Gilmore Foundation Mrs. Lyn Isbell PATRONS Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Beth & Marty Katz $10,000+ Mr. & Mrs. Bob Buckley Mr. & Mrs. John Collmer Rosati Foundation Ms. Barbara Latour Advantest Mary & Michael Wolfe Mr. Melvyn Lau Anonymous (5) Cooley LLP Victoria & Rick Dade Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Lewis Aramark Local Independent Charities Bank of America Charitable J. Hallam Dawson & SUSTAINERS Dr. Mary McVey Ms. Debra Lounsbury Foundation $2,500+ Macquarie Group Foundation Deutsche Bank Apple Matching Gifts Program Bank of the West Malcolm Cravens Foundation Stephen Donahue Mr. & Mrs. Benton Armstrong Beneficus Foundation Kiley & Oliver Mar Durie Tangri LLP British Benevolent Society Bernard Osher Foundation Jen & Adam McDonough Elinor Smith Charitable Trust of California, Inc. Calvary Presbyterian Church Mark Neinberg & Fremont Bank Foundation Bill Graham Supporting Dodge & Cox Jody Zaitlin Gliffy, Inc. Foundation Joannie & Evan Ericson Lonny & Nadyne Orona Google Matching Gift Program BSC Management, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Pat Garvey Wm. C. & Mary Carlos Pattison Jean-Denis Greze Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Baker Genesys Telecommunications Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey E. Pettit Heather R. Hanly & Daniel Purcell Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Bennett Laboratories, Inc. Riverbed Technology Hanson Bridgett, LLP Mr. Ralph H. Britton, Jr. Barbara S. Hager Sadie Meyer & Louis Cohn Harris Williams-PNC Foundation Ms. Patricia Calfee Nielma & Kirby Hock Foundation Eileen H. Hinkson Ms. Rebecca Chavez Marny & Andrew Homan Mr. Corbyn Salisbury Clarke Holland Chevron/Texaco Employees’ HomeAid Northern California Saveri & Saveri, Inc. Erin Hupp Campaign I & G Charitable Foundation Ms. & Mr. Margaret V. Sheehan JEC Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John Chiatello Joseph & Mercedes Mr. Lance W. Thomson Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Jolson Clover Stornetta Farms McMicking Foundation United Way of the Bay Area Richard & Patricia Kampmann Cox Foundation J.W. & H.M. Goodman Family Mr. Ken Wallace Charitable Foundation Keker & Van Nest LLP Judy & Glyn Davies Genevieve & Andrew Weeks Dion & Marzanne DeLoof Robyn Lamar San Francisco MicroTek Mr. Jeff Wycoff Ellen P. Dodge Guillaume Lardeux Debra J. Saunders & Wesley Michelle Zatlyn & Jamie Dwelle Family Foundation Amy & Afsheen Lebastchi J. Smith Sutherland Josselyn & Matt Eccleston Mr. & Mrs. William Lenehan Christina & Rick Saveri Peggy & Lee Zeigler John & Cynthia Egan Kathy Long Mr. & Mrs. William W. Schwarzer Slava Zhakov Ms. & Mr. Stephanie Eggert Sara Maatta Michael & Alison Seaman Mrs. & Mr. Allison Eisenhardt Bruce MacKenzie Anne Seymour SPONSORS Everest Waterproofing & Barbara Malina & Scott Wachter Mr. & Mrs. John Simonelli Restoration, Inc. Lance Marine Uma Sinha $1,000+ Stephanie Favaloro-Elliot & Matson Navigation Company, Inc. Mark Sopp & Ad Exchanger Simon Elliot Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mauze Becky Zegar Anonymous (5) Mr. & Mrs. Seth P. Ferguson Ruthanne & Donald McCunn Mr. & Mrs. Jim Squires Avalonbay Communities, Inc. Ian Ferry Carole Meagher John K. Stewart Lindsey & Thomas Abramo Danny Field Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Meislin Elizabeth L. Taggart Susan E. Albrecht & James O’Neil First Republic Bank Daniel J. Melvin Elaine Taylor & Russell Scott Andron First Tech Federal Credit Union Mr. & Mrs. Jonathon Meyer M. Leiman Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Ang, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James Flournoy Jan Michaels Mr. & Mrs. Gannon Tidwell Apple Lane Foundation Josie & Brian Freckmann Carmen & Larry Michaud Garth Timoll Christine Angeles & Steven Frederic W. Cook & Co. Inc. Marion G. Miles Dr. & Mrs. George Tischenko R. Cady Genentech Employee Shermann Min Mr. & Mrs. Eugene J. Toschi Martha Angove Giving Program Minted Roger Trinchero Mr. & Mrs. James Babcock Mr. & Mrs. Michael Giuntoli Karin H. Mitchell TuTu School Victoria Barret David Goldstein & Mr. & Mrs. Jim Mocci Danielle & Aneal Vallurupalli Bay Area Legal Recruitment Julia Vetromile Tara Mohr Clenet Vaughn Association Grand Junction, Inc. Mommy Nearest Jacques Vidrine Lindsay & Alex Barza Group X, Inc. Mrs. & Mr. Ellen Monck Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. Waltemath Barbara Bechelli Joe Gratz Michael Morell Kory William Warr Ramsay & Ali Behnam Susan Green & David Thompson Richard S. Nair & Katherine Anne E. Waters & Stephen Buffi Mary Berdell Dr. & Mrs. Roger L. Greenberg D. Banks Wells Fargo Annikka Berridge Frank Gutierrez Kimberly Nash Ms. Amy E. Wender Paul Bianchi Mr. & Mrs. Peter V. Hall Nativity of Christ Greek Joan R. Wheelwright, M.D. Michael Bien & Amber & Kevin Hanlin-Rowney Orthodox Church White & Case LLP Jane Kahn Mr. & Mrs. Alex Hartigan Monica Newton Charlotte M. Williamson Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Greg & Sally Hartman Carol Norfleet Clare G. Willis - Matching Gifts Program Marilynn Hata Paige O’Brien Diane B. Wilsey Judy A. Binsacca Dr. Christine L. Hejinian Jerilyn Olson Kathy Woeber Gardner Bobac CFS Corp Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Heller Omidyar Networks Marcelene Wolford Geoff Bokuniewicz Hilltop Foundation Rudelle O’Neal April Yarahmadi Chad Bolick Mr. & Mrs. John Hinman Paragon Real Estate Group Dr. & Mrs. William Yarbrough Mr. & Mrs. Justin A. Bosl Evan Hirsch Erik Perez Anne M. Zucchi Joe & Tina Bou-Saba Ruth & Chris Holcomb Mr. & Mrs. James L. Peters Arlene L. Boyd Kimberly Hughes Svend R. Petersen Estate Kristin Bradbury & Eric Davison FRIENDS Humphrey’s Group, LLC PG&E Corporation Foundation Sinead & Andrew Broughton $500.00+ Jennifer Hunt Matching Gifts Linda Burden Steve Akram Mr. & Mrs. Eugene J. Hwan Harry Plant & Amy Rao Peggy & Richard Burrows Randall Alifano I.B.E.W. William Primozic Carolina Herrera Aaron Allbrooks Mr. & Mrs. Herrick Jackson Margaret Quattrin Mr. & Ms. John Cate Thomas E. Allen & Samuel Judd Mr. & Mrs. Philip D. Reed, III Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Cavagnaro Beth Levison Jacqueline D. Kaddah Julie & Christopher Ridley Julie E. Chaiken Jane C. Allen Laura Kahn Robert K. & Barbara J. Straus Harry & Janet Chapman Timur Alperovich Dr. & Mrs. George Kalousek Family Foundation Jerry Chen Jean Marie Anderson Karol Uryga-Nawarowski Ursula Rolfe & Monroe Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Cohan Katherine L. Armstrong Foundation Strickberger M. David Cohen, MD Jennifer & Ethan Ayer The Kelter Foundation Claudia Castillo Ross & Carolyn T. Condon David Barr & Karen Keeney Keith Ross Thomas B. Cook & Anna Owens Lynne McDonald Tracy Kenworthy Mr. & Mrs. Denis Roy Jocelyn Corbett Arnold V. Becker Rachel Khong William & Stephanie Ryder Brad Crawford Natanya Bednarski & Paul L. King S.H. Cowell Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Paul Curthoys Gregory Johnson Nathaniel Krasnoff Mr. & Mrs. Tony Salewski Courtney DeHoff Mr. & Mrs. Walter C. Bell Thomas M. Kunz Nathan Sallee Mr. & Mrs. Mark Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Peter Haas, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Martin B. Madsen Pamela Sebastian Mr. & Mrs. Mark Bewsher Mr. & Mrs. David Hadley Carmen Maldonado Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Segale Blue Shield Cares Peter & Harriet Hanauer Peter L. Mangione & Mr. & Mrs. Paul Segre Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Brown Lori Hanninen Margaret M. Sabo Sephora - Employees Suzanne Browne Mr. & Mrs. Willard James Marjorie Mansouri Matt Skiba Noah Brumfield Hannon, Jr. Marin Country Mart, LLC Karen F. Slater Mike Burns Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hanson Mr. & Mrs. Brad Marks Mrs. & Mr. Gabriella Solar CB Fund Patricia S. Hanson Lawrence Marshall William & Lynn Starr Judith A. Canepa Barbara E. Harms Laura Martinez-Fonts Charles & Carla Stedwell Thomas Carriero Betty Harris Custer & Robert Mass & M. Sheila Merritt Jay J. Stock Park Chamberlain Corky Custer Mr. & Mrs. Alex Mast Sandra L. Stumbaugh Larry R. Chesley Kate Hawkins Dr. Brigid McCaw & Robin A. Sutton David & Claudia Chittenden Desmond Hayes Mr. William Finzer The Swig Foundation Zachary Cincotta Dr. Joan Heffelfinger & Thomas McConnell & Shadya Takla Scott Clark Mr. Carey Chenoweth Latricia Turner Joyce Tang Lindsay Cohen Barza Susan I. Herzig Mary E. McCutcheon Marissa & Charles Thieriot Katherine E. Coleman Elaine A. Hilp Maureen McKeown Mr. & Mrs. John D. Thomas Dr. David L. Conant & Mr. & Mrs. Peter Holm Dr. & Mrs. David Menke Rev. Roderick J. Thompson Dr. Rebecca E. Conant Louisa Holzschuher Rozo Chris Meza Mr. & Mrs. Leon M. Traister Consumer Business Professionals Jeffrey & Jennifer Hom Cecile Michael Jeanie Treichel of San Francisco Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence C. Horowitz Mr. & Mrs. John C. Miller Unity Christ Church Mr. & Mrs. Marc E. Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Hosken Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Miner Gisele Verrier The Rev. & Mrs. Norman Cram Eric Hudson Bob Mitchell, Jr. Stephen S. Ward Dr. Janice A. Culpepper Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Taylor Moore Duncan & Vanessa Welstead DataSafe Hutson-Wiley Christine Morphopoulos Brian Wells & Davis Wright Tremaine LLP John & Ann Iannuccillo Julie Munro Nina V. Washburne Mr. & Mrs. Serge De la Lois Anne Indorf Megan & Markus Neubr& Paul Wermer & Carol Brownson Porte des Vaux Iron Creative Mary Mo Ching Ng Wetherby Asset Management Harriet & Guillaume de Pracomtal Donna S. Ito & Margaret & Stephen Ng Stephen P. White Drew Denbo Jozef Ruck Jessie Ngai M. J. Whitehouse Margaret M. L. DeStaebler Marian O. Ivan Mr. & Mrs. Frank B. Noonan Christian Wignall Heather Deugan Maggie Jacobs Carole A. Obley Jeffrey & Jo-Lee Wishner Mr. & Mrs. David B. Devine Dr. & Mrs. Howard S. Jaffe Neil H. O’Donnell & Mr. & Mrs. David G. Wright Heather &Tony DiGiorgio Jill B. Jardine Christine Motley Constance B. Wright Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Dimitre Laurie & Arthur Javier Ms. & Mr. Cecily Olson Visa Inc. Carol & Steven Dimmick Mr. & Mrs. Bradford Jeffries Colmenares Zell Family Foundation Rob Dimsdale Jimmy Choo USA Inc. Ms. & Mr. Leslie O’Neil Mark R. Zitter & Michael Dorf Margaret E. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Bjorn Ovick Dr. Jessica Nutik-Zitter Mary Lou Dorking Britt & Carrie Johnson Colette Weil & Jim Parrinello Harold J. Dubay JS Nolan & Associates Mr. & Mrs. Jay I. N. Patel We are grateful for the Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Engmann Lighting Design, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Pilgrim, Jr. generous support we re- Lisel Fay Michael Katten Josh Piuma ceive from our community Mr. & Mr. Vince Ferrante Tom & Betsy Kiehn Mr. & Mrs. Edward V. Pollack of donors. Each gift is an James K. Finch Katharine M. Kleinke Jeanette M. Prato investment in families who George Fisher Claire Knollys Queen Abdah Gr& Chapter are moving beyond poverty Shirley S. Forbes Franz W. Kohout Mr. & Mrs. Martin Quinn and building brighter futures. Deborah G. Frangquist Yochai Konig Courtney Regan We strive to accurately report Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Friese Matt Krensky Kelsey Renz all gifts of $500+ to Raphael Gretchen Gardner LAM Research Corporation Mr. & Mrs. James M. Roddy House in this donor honor roll Alex & Tatum Getty Christopher Lane Bryan Rogers for the fiscal year August 1, David Gleason Mr. & Mrs. Ed Lee S&y Rolleri 2015–July 31, 2016. Mr. & Mrs. Christophe Dina & Gordon Lee Terry L. Rolleri Please accept our sincerest Gottschalk Levi Strauss Foundation Natalie Rome apologies for any inadvertent James Grana Matching Gifts Francis M. Rotella Grand Ducal Council of Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Levine Fred W. Ruhland inaccuracies or omissions. San Francisco Dr. & Mrs. Jay A. 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