The Power of Youth Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report Annual 2018 High’s Aim Dear Friends,

Two thousand eighteen teemed with countless reasons for the Aim High Aim High alumni: We celebrated our first cohort of Aim High graduates in Napa When my friends and I come to Aim High community to celebrate. First and foremost, our 33rd annual summer and San Francisco’s Bayview neighborhood, and our first cohort of high school program achieved a size and scope of which we are proud: 550 enthusiastic graduates in Tahoe/Truckee. After joining Aim High as sixth graders and spending each day, we leave our problems at the door. teachers helped 2,250 students across 18 campuses discover their potential four consecutive summers with us, these students are now thriving in high school We feel protected and safe. And when and change the trajectory of their educational futures. and college. We look back on 2018 with gratitude for the abundance of opportunities that In the blink of an eye, our middle school youth will become the next generation we leave at the end of the day, our students, teachers, and staff experienced because of generous donors like of changemakers—mirrored by our diverse educators who encourage their you. Here are three highlights from 2018: journey every step of the way. But you know this already. It’s why you we know it was our best day. choose to champion their evolution through $6.1M in grants, individual gifts, Excellence in Summer Learning Award: Aim High received the Excellence in sponsorships and corporate partnerships throughout the year. Summer Learning Award from the National Summer Learning Association (NSLA). We are the first organization in the association’s history to win the honor twice. Cheers to you, our friends and vibrant community members, for making this work Tatiana NSLA founder and CEO Matthew Boulay called Aim High “a leader in the field, and not only possible, but remarkable, too. Aim High Student an example of constant improvement.” With gratitude, New campus in Richmond: Aim High expanded to Richmond, Calif., with the launch of a campus at Montalvin Manor Elementary School. This new campus Alec Lee Bill Mellin is our fourth in the East Bay region and 18th overall. To learn more about our Co-Founder and President, expansion, watch this short video featuring Aim High/Richmond educator, Jesús Executive Director Aim High Board of Trustees Galindo: aimhigh.org/jesus_richmond

Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report • 1 Every young person deserves the opportunity to learn and grow, no matter their background or resources.

Why Summer?

Children lose on average two months of academic knowledge during the summer, a loss which compounds over time. Low-income students are more acutely affected than their wealthier peers because summer enrichment programs that are high-quality, affordable, and accessible are few and far between.

Aim High is tuition-free for students and their families so that cost is never The Power a barrier to a constructive and enriching summer. of Why Middle School? Research shows that middle school achievement, rather than high school, is the best Education indicator of college readiness and success.

Aim High’s multi-year commitment to middle school students ensures they are academically and socially prepared to succeed in high school and beyond. Why Aim High Matters Why

Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report • 3 Summer 2018 at a Glance Our Impact

2,250 students 70,200 healthy breakfasts 180,000 hours of academic Student Engagement Social Emotional Learning and lunches instruction in math, science, from and humanities Middle School attendance, along with a student’s GPA, has the greatest potential for improving high school outcomes. Declining attendance in middle school is For every $1 invested in SEL programming, 301 schools linked to lower high school graduate rates. 2 56,250 hours of social 157,500 hours of enrichment there is a return of $11. in emotional skill-building activities Northern California 89% average daily attendance at Aim High Evidence shows that when young people develop social and emotional competencies, they are more likely to improve their well-being, do well in school, be better prepared for workforce, and possess the fundamentals for young Academic Gains adult success. Top 10 Enrichment Activities Swimming, Rock Climbing, Jewelry-Making, Cooking, Yoga, By the summer after seventh grade, students have lost on average one-third of of our students report that they learned how Computer Coding, Filmmaking, Photography, Theater, Basketball their school-year gains in reading and half of their school-year gains in math. 89% to make more positive life choices through This phenomena known as summer slide is even more pronounced among youth Aim High’s Issues and Choices class. who reside in economically disadvantaged households. This disparity increases as children grow older, further widening the achievement gap.1

550 educators 17,600 hours of collaborative planning of our students improved their writing, math and Issues and Choices is... time to create thought-provoking, 83% science skills with 76% testing at a higher level in Aim High’s signature youth development course where students discuss hands-on lessons math than they did at the start of Aim High. from topics that are relevant to their daily lives, such as identity, peer pressure, social justice, and college and career aspirations. The curriculum helps 10 states 26,400 hours of professional students cultivate communication skills, confidence, and empathy, which development are the foundation to academic success. High School and Beyond Middle school performance is the strongest predictor of high school success. High school grades, despite the emphasis placed on standardized test scores, Top 5 Professional Development Workshops are the strongest indicators of college persistence and graduation.

Restorative Justice, Classroom Management, Sanctuary Classrooms, 1. Kuhfeld, PhD, M. (2018 July 16). Summer Learning Loss: What We Know and What We’re Learning. Social Emotional Learning, Supporting English Language Learners (Web log post). Retrieved January 2019 from https://www.nwea.org/ of Aim High alumni in ninth grade passed 2. Minix, S., Munemitsu, S., Gottfried, P. (Featured Speakers). (2018 November 14). Addressing the Whole 86% grade-level English and math in their first Child: Measuring Social and Emotional Learning in Afterschool and Community Programs [Audio podcast]. semester of high school. Retrieved from https://www.upmetrics.com

4 • Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report • 5 Our Work in NorCal The Power of Community at 18 campuses across San Francisco, Oakland, we served 2,250 students and 550 educators Redwood City, San Rafael, Napa, Richmond, Here are some of their experiences. East Palo Alto and Tahoe/Truckee. With your support in 2018, Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report • 7 “Middle school students have a ton of compassion for each other and for the world. I love that as an Aim High teacher I get to help draw that out of them.”

San Francisco East Bay

Est: 1986 1,115 Students Est: 2001 350 Students 8 Campuses 250 Educators 4 Campuses 110 Educators Elliot Tam Luna Sotelo University of Puget Sound, ’18

2011 Aim High Graduate and Teacher Aim High Student Number of summers at Aim High: 10 Number of summers at Aim High: 1 Ingleside Campus Richmond Campus

Favorite Academic Class: Eighth grade math. We were “paid” to do our home- Favorite CORE Value: High expectations. It felt great to set goals and be able to work and then spent the money in an auction at the end of the summer. meet them at the end of summer. My teachers found different ways to motivate the class to learn, which I thought was really cool. Favorite Enrichment Elective: Guitar lessons. I liked learning how to play. I was super excited when they allowed us to keep the guitar once summer ended. Favorite Enrichment Elective: Bart Muni Walk (BMW) because I got to see parts of San Francisco I had never experienced before. Favorite Academic Class: Science with Ms. Weber. Her projects made learning science fun. Because of Aim High...I had role models that exemplified and helped me practice Aim High’s CORE values so that I became a better community member. Also, middle Because of Aim High...I felt prepared entering sixth grade and I wasn’t so nervous. school students have a ton of compassion for each other and for the world. I love I am now half way through sixth grade and I am still doing well in class because of that as an Aim High teacher I get to help draw that out of them. of the things I learned during my summer at Aim High.

8 • Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report • 9 “High expectations has helped me convert the ‘maybes’ into ‘will dos’.”

Peninsula Marin County

Est: 2006 380 Students Est: 2010 120 Students 3 Campuses 85 Educators 1 Campus 30 Educators

Cindy Rivas Don Gilbert Hernandez UC, Santa Cruz, ‘20 Aim High Teacher 2011 Aim High Graduate and Teacher Number of summers at Aim High: 3 Number of summers at Aim High: 5 San Rafael Campus Redwood City Campus Favorite Enrichment Elective: CrossFit and vegetarian cooking because I like Favorite CORE Value: High Expectations. It reflects all the hidden potential that being able to find synergy between professional life and what I enjoy doing in my students don’t see in themselves but that Aim High helps them discover. High personal life. expectations has helped me convert the ‘maybes’ into ‘will dos.’ Because of Aim High...I’ve grown a lot as an educator. When I was a new teacher, Favorite Enrichment Elective: Photography. One time we practiced sports I was really anxious to improve. And, just like students experience ‘summer slide,’ photography, and ended up taking pictures of my friends’ soccer team. I had to teachers do, too. Aim High is a really great way to put theory into practice while explain to them that I was willingingly in a summer program because I loved it. having fun over the summer.

Favorite Academic Class: Issues and Choices. It’s a space created by and for the To learn more about teaching at Aim High watch: students. Topics like immigration and law were never deemed “too much” or “not aimhigh.org/teach@aimhigh relevant to a bunch of middle schoolers.” Issues and Choices was also the first place where going to college felt realistic. 10 • Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report • 11 “I learned that we are all equal, no matter what, and that it’s okay to be different.”

Napa Tahoe Truckee

Est: 2016 140 Students Est: 2012 140 Students 1 Campus 30 Educators 1 Campus 30 Educators

Nancy Galvan Katie Jamison Bensley

2018 Aim High Graduate Number of summers at Aim High: 3 Educator, Regional Program Manager Number of summers at Aim High: 8 Favorite Academic Class: Issues and Choices because it helped me understand the society we live in. I learned that we are all equal, no matter what, and that it’s Favorite CORE Value: Opportunity. Living in Tahoe is very different from okay to be different. experiencing Tahoe as a tourist. I like providing students with the opportunity to explore the environment in which they live. Favorite CORE value: Opportunity. I’ve always believed that when a good one is presented you need to take it. Because of opportunity I have the courage to speak Favorite Aim High Field Trip: Regional hikes. They are always challenging and Bay Area in front of people. I have stronger leadership skills and know when to speak up require the students to push themselves beyond their comfort zones, but the and ask questions. views and natural lakes are always worth it!

Because of Aim High...I am the person you see today. If you had met me before Because of Aim High...I have the opportunity to truly engage with the Tahoe Aim High, you would have said I was quiet and shy, yet kind and caring. Now, I community and make real change every year. am more comfortable with myself and have more confidence and courage. I have grown a lot mentally and spiritually. Because of Aim High I am who I am today. Learn more about our work in Tahoe/Truckee: aimhigh.org/katie

Watch Nancy’s story online: aimhigh.org/nancynapa 12 • Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report • 13 Aim High students attend college at nearly twice the rate of low-income students nationally.

Our 2018 high school graduates attend the following universities and colleges. We look forward to seeing all that they accomplish in this exciting new chapter of their lives.

American River College Harvard University Stanford University Bakersfield College Holy Names University Truckee Meadows Community College Bennington College Howard University University of California, Berkeley Berkeley College Humboldt State University University of California, Davis Butte College Laney College University of California, Irvine Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo Lawrence University University of California, Los Angeles Cal Poly, Pomona Lehigh University University of California, Merced Cañada College Menlo College University of California, San Diego Chabot College Merritt College University of California, Riverside City College of San Francisco Mitchell College University of California, Santa Barbara College of Alameda The New School University of California, Santa Cruz College of Marin University of Notre Dame University of Illinois at Chicago The California State University, Chico Ohlone College University of Nevada, Las Vegas Power California State University, Dominguez Hills Otis College of Art and Design University of Nevada, Reno California State University, East Bay Pitzer College University of Oregon California State University, Long Beach San Francisco State University University of the Pacific of California State University, Monterey Bay San Jose State University University of Puget Sound California State University, Sacramento Santa Barbara City College University of Redlands Possibility California State University, Stanislaus Santa Monica College University of San Diego Cuesta College Santa Rosa Junior College University of San Francisco College of the Desert Seattle University University of Southern California College of San Mateo Sierra College Western Nevada College Dominican University of California Skyline College Duke University Sonoma State University Congratulations, Graduates! Congratulations, Foothill College St. Olaf College Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report • 15 Eighty percent of Aim High students are poised to be the first generation in their family to graduate from college.

Aim High is committed to ensuring students cultivate college-bound mindsets and persist on ambitious paths. Here’s how:

College Tours Partner Programs Aim High students visit local college campuses every summer. When possible, we invite Aim Because Aim High’s priorities will always be middle school High graduates at each university to meet with our current students. They walk away from and summer, we collaborate with excellent youth-serving these tours with a stronger sense that college is attainable and realistic. organizations to maximize our support. Partner programs provide our students with support during the school year and throughout high school. 1,623 students visited 14 college campuses 610 students and alum served by

The Career Days 12 strategic partner programs including: Power Students visit diverse workplaces across the Bay Area to begin thinking about their futures. Corporate volunteers talk about their roles as employees and also share about their own of education and career pathways. Students begin to see the possibilities that await them Opportunity and understand how the choices they make now have a meaningful impact on their future. 934 students participated in 34 career days Pathways to Success to Pathways

Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report • 17 Committed to Our Mission The of Power Leadership build a sustainable organization and increase our outreach and impact. outreach and increase our sustainable and organization a build Our Trustees and Young Leaders are Aim High champions. They help us Landed Kat Clark St. Anthony Foundation Samuel Brock DDB SanFrancisco Molly Brasser Figure8 Alyssa Simpson,Co-Chair Alta VistaSchool Jacqueline Kurzer,Co-Chair Design Media Pamela May,Executive Member Pax Labs,LLC Sharon Zezima,Secretary Deloitte &Touche Mike Shippey,Treasurer Sports Basement Courtney Klinge,VicePresident Burkland Associates David Ingraham, VicePresident Retired, Farallon CapitalManagement Bill Mellin,Board President Young Leaders Board of Trustees Board Bain &Company Gardiner Kreglow BNY Mellon Lauren Kinch ZERO1 Maya Holm Dropbox Michelle Geng Salesforce.com Theresa Hall Sugar BowlSkiTeam&Academy John Horsch Independent Consultant Kirstin Hoefer Eastdil Secured Kristen Gannon Investor andPhilanthropist Bob Falkenberg Writer andVolunteer Steve Davenport Volunteer andPhilanthropist Ana Chowdhury Retired, Lick-WilmerdingHighSchool Al Adams District ofCalifornia US DistrictCourtfor theSouthern Gabriel Peixoto Waymo Gavin Nachbar Handel Architects Tansy Mak Biome Analytics Skye Lawrence Shorenstein Properties Glenn Shannon Shandell AssociatesLLC Hildy Shandell PwC Howard Ro 89Bio Inc. Rohan Palekar Hidden GeniusProject Brandon Nicholson Metlife RealEstateInvestors Kaya Murray Medsleuth James Kalamas SquareTrade Paul Shulman Warriors CommunityFoundation Evan Schwartz Accenture Ryan Frank Eastdil Secured Daniel Prendiville The UrbanSchoolofSanFrancisco Shafia Zaloom Retired, BankofAmerica Bruce Wheeler Financial Advisor Larry Weiss San Francisco UnifiedSchool District Rosina Tong Bank ofAmerica Gary Teague Shorenstein Properties Sandra Shorenstein Waymo Julie Xu Lyft Matt Szenics Google Ryan Smrekar Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report • 19 FY18

Financials Tahoe $385K EXPENSES BY REGION Sept. 1, 2017 – Aug 31, 2018 North Bay $725K

YEAR-OVER-YEAR REVENUE Sept. 1, 2012 – Aug 31, 2018 San Francisco Peninsula $2.8M $6.2M $1M 6M $5.6M $5.2M 5M $4.4M $4.2M 4M East Bay $3.4M $1.3M 3M

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$6.2M Annual Budget FY2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

To see a complete list of our financials, visit aimhigh.org/audits 20 • Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report • 21 Parents as Partners The Power of Family Thank you to the families 115 who contributed $6,000in 2018! love. children Our families are eager to invest in the program their five years, 866 families have five$40,000. 866 families collectively raised years, Over Fund. Family High Aim the launched and request their we 2014, honored In give back. always and Yet be. will students for free is year, each how High they can ask Aim families Brandon Cruz Tanya Cruz Alma Cisneros Mayra Cirigo Angel ChungandDerekYaw Chung Chin Allison Cheung Jenny Chen Jonathan Chan Carmela Cervantes Maria Centeno-Ramirez Jaidi Castro Maynor Castro Ana CarrilloandJustinoCarlaChel Felipa Camacho Shana Boyd Kelly andXavierBon Lorena BecerrilSotelo Marisol Barreto Kathryn Askew Anonymous x18 Julio Aldaz Girlie Ahkiong Karina Aguilar Alfred Aboytes Elviza Kho Jonathan Jiang Holly Huang Amy Huang Pat HongandCharlesPhan Ricardo Herrera Daniela Guzman-Mayo Roma Guy Joe Guevara Ivell Graham Rosa Ruiz Erika GomezNolascoandAlejandroSanta Carlos Gomez Ludin Garfod Abel Garcia Alice Fung Valentin Fuentes Noah Fong Maximino Duran Rivera Alfredo Duenas Nya andRandyDomingo Lisa Delgado Jose LuisDeHaroOrtiz Kamilah Cunningham Jimena Cuellar Belem Resendiz and AurelioReyes Sofia Ramos Wei QuTan April andVishalPrasad Edwin Ouyang Kathleen OrtegaReburiano Maria Oropeza Quynh Nguyen Irma MorenoandEdgarGarcia Marina Morales Maria Mendoza Cesar Melgoza Kevin MasudaandHelenChen Ana Martinez Tony Mai Pauline Madriaga Julienne Madriaga Rocio Lopez-Viveros Cynthia Lopez Lizette Lopez Amy Liang Yong NingLiang Ariana Leyva Sandra andTuLe Teodoro Kimball-Directo Pik WanYuYeung Samson Wu Connie Wu Mauricio Wright Lily Wong Latoya Wilson-Skinner Deisy Villalpando Celia Villalobos Carolina Villagomez Lyly UngandStanLee Diana Torres Rowena Tong-GeeandPatrickGee Arthur Tom Judy Tien Francisco Tapia YanHua Tan Crystal andTonyStrickland Karin andMohammedSoriano-Bilal Tina Smith Steven Sevilla Luisa Santos Maria Sanchez Herlinda Robledo Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report • 23

Thank You, Donors! The of Power Philanthropy Fiscal Year 2018 Donors (September 1, 2017 - August 31, 2018) 31, 2017 -August 1, YearFiscal (September Donors 2018 Corporations Oracle KPMG Katten MuchinRosenmanLLP Helly Hansen Ford MotorCompanyFund First RepublicBank Financo Facebook Eastdil Secured Dodge &Cox Dignity Health Deloitte Credit Suisse Carmel Partners Bay MeadowsLandCompany Able Services $10K –$24,999 Sports Basement $25K -$49,999 Shorenstein Properties $100K+ Greenford campus and then launched a discussion about about adiscussion launched then and campus Greenford of the tour aninteractive on students led Ford volunteers design. centered human- through of mobility future the to explore initiative Ford’s about learned they where Alto Palo in Labs Greenford visited campus Alto Palo East our from Students Day 2018. in Career first its hosted Ford Company Motor Company Ford Motor Spotlight: US Bank The NorthFace Swinerton Builders Sunset Development Company Shearman &Sterling PwC Prologis Preferred Bank Park Tower Panattoni Development Company MetLife Investments Jones Day Gunderson Dettmer Grosvenor AmericasInc GoPro Ernst &Young DivcoWest Destination WealthManagement Aaron GordonConstruction $5K -$9,999 Western Digital Riverside Company Pacific GasandElectricCompanyThe Overlook International Foundation

Google Inc. Digital RealtyTrust Bervid CustomBuilding,Inc. Ball Corporation Anonymous $999 andbelow RMR Construction Merlone Geier Kaiser Permanente JLL Homes byYola Handel Architects GitHub FivePoint Cozen O’Connor Clear Capital BNY Mellon ASI ComputerTechnologies 601 West $1K -$4,999 Wells FargoInsurance Veritas Investments Inc. Vail ResortsEpicPromise college and career pathways. Students walked away with a away walked with Students pathways. career and college stronger understanding of Ford’s mission as well as how as well of Ford’s mission understanding stronger at Ford for the last 20 years. years. 20 last at the Ford for alumna, Andrea Howard, who has led marketing initiatives initiatives marketing has led who Howard, Andrea alumna, STEM. in careers pursue can they As an added bonus, students got to meet an Aim High an Aim to got meet students bonus, an added As Uber The Masonic Smitten IceCream Pixar Philz Coffee Patagonia Mission Cliffs Macy’s Hipcamp Golden GateFields AirBnB Randonnée Tours Alaska Airlines Backroads In-Kind Donors Tahoe Truckee Sierra Disposal Graham Holdings Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report • 25 Individuals, Foundations, Yelp Foundation Community Fund Douglas and Barbara Spreng Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation Donor Spotlight: Adriana López Vermut $10K – $24,999 and Partners Kim Swig Sandra and John Thompson Adobe Foundation Sylvain and Marjorie Heumann David and Susan Tunnell $100K + Anonymous (3) Family Foundation Union Bank Foundation What about Aim High first inspired you to make a gift? When I met Aim member, is unique in itself. Use the time spent Anonymous Fund of MCF Tahoe-Truckee Excellence in Education Eric and Kelley Warner Anonymous (2) High’s ED (Alec Lee), it was immediately clear to me why it is important to at Aim High to be the best person you can be. Atkinson Foundation Foundation Deborah and Jeff Weber Susan Byrd and Mark Lampert Boys & Girls Club of the Peninsula The Barrios Trust Bruce and Dale Wheeler support children in middle school to prepare them for a successful adult life. And in the future [after Aim High], seek out Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Susan Breyer The Curran Foundation Inc Mark Wilson and Deborah Dalzell I understood the mission, and I really appreciated the perseverance of the experiences that remind you of the Aim High Crankstart Foundation Diana and Kevin Brown The Frank Foundation Terry and Ken Yagura Eustace-Kwan Family Foundation organization throughout the decades to develop a program that would be ‘magic,’ and take the next step to be the best Children’s Day School The Joseph and Vera Long Foundation Shafia Zaloom and Brian Neece Hellman Foundation Ana and Abdur Chowdhury The Norman Raab Foundation sustainable over the years. version of yourself. Gail and Charles McCabe Terence Chu Urban School of San Francisco $1K - $4,999 Oakland Fund for Children and Youth (OFCY) Cisco Systems Foundation Frank and Leslie van Veenendaal Jane E Aaron S.H. Cowell Foundation Why do you continue to support Aim High? I appreciate the focus of the Originally from Caracas, Venezuela, Adriana received a government Clarence E. Heller Charitable Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Kellie and Steve Abreu Salesforce.org mission and its execution. The impact of the program can’t and shouldn’t be scholarship as a 17-year-old to attend an international school in Italy and Dean & Margaret Lesher Foundation William G. Gilmore Foundation Roberta Achtenberg San Francisco Department of Children, Stephanie DiMarco and Jim Harleen Caroline Wood Daphne and Chris Alden measured only in numbers. Each child that is touched by the Aim High ‘magic’ then university in the United States. In 2004, she moved to San Francisco Youth and Their Families (DCYF) Donor Circle for the Environment Keith and Tracy Zaky Angela and Frank Alvarado Silver Giving Foundation is a changed life. Supporting Aim High makes sense for every student touched with her husband, Aaron Vermut. They have four children ages 5-12. Adriana Jennifer and Cree Edwards Vivian and Tony Zaloom Anonymous Thomas J. Long Foundation by the program. is the owner of Pica Pica Arepa Kitchen, a Venezuelan restaurant in the Dana and Robert Emery Arthur & Helen Baer Foundation

$5K - $9,999 Mission District. $50K - $99,999 Ethel and Joseph Spatz Family Foundation James Baldocchi and Carolyn Tawasha Martha and Bob Falkenberg Susan and Al Adams Matthew and Janice Barger What advice would you give to Aim High middle school students? Every Mitchell and Susan Cohen Sally Ann Flood Anonymous (2) Richard Barker Crescent Porter Hale Foundation opportunity to educate yourself, become a better person, student, and team Adriana has been an Aim High donor since 2011. Franklin and Catherine Johnson Foundation BelleJAR Foundation David and Mariana Beatty Fullerton Family Foundation Frederick E. and Anne R. Barstow Fund at Cynthia and Gary Bengier Jim and Julie Borden Irene S. Scully Family Foundation the East Bay Community Foundation Karen and David Bennett Gray Boyce and Thomas Bliska Louis L. Borick Foundation Gruber Family Foundation Douglas Booth and Margaret Simpson Karen and Robert Boyd Connie and Bob Lurie Frances Hellman and Warren Breslau Dave Buchanan Chapin Boyer Stephanie and Bill Mellin Rachel and John Horsch Clorox Company Foundation Precious and Devin Bradley Napa Valley Vintners Courtney Klinge and Eric Prosnitz Carla and David Crane Robert Brown and Su-Moon Paik Quest Foundation Ruth Cox and Milton Chen Julie and Greg Flynn Peggy and Marc Hayman Kris Klein and Bill Donahoe Megan Kell Ingraham and David Ingraham Cathy and Sandy Dean Patty and Steve Brown Rosenberger Family Fund Philip Crawford and Nancy Achorn Wynne and John Ford Jeff Hays and Carole Shorenstein Hays Bill and Liz Klein Frederic Ingraham Kristine and Joseph Demko Michael and Kelly Browne Wellington Management Company Danford Foundation Walter and Wendy Foulke Andy Hedin Kline Family Giving Fund Melanie Jackson and Neil Wangsgard Doris & Donald Fisher Fund Mary Buie Charitable Fund Deborah Dasovich and Michael Bentivoglio Abby and Jeff French Miranda Heller and Mark Salkind Robert Knox Alicia and Jim Kalamas Fred Gellert Family Foundation Roger Bulosan and Sandy Martinez-Bulosan Joanna and Stephen Davenport Diana and Bob Friedman Kirstin Hoefer and Robert Brown Koret Foundation $25K - $49,999 David Kirp Freed Family Fund Mauricio Bustos and Karen Levine Luke Davenport Nat Friedman Kim Hoeksema Bob and Janelle Kraynak Alec and Susan Lee FThree Foundation Mary Cadieux and Eldon Schriock Anonymous Seth Dee G. A. Fowler Family Foundation Molly and Jock Hooper Lisa and Brian Krim Lick-Wilmerding High School Kristin and Dave Gannon Bruce and Barbee Callander Bank of America Charitable Foundation Greg DerTorrossian and Ashley Waters Kate and Stephen Gaitley Sally Ingraham Martha Kropf Colin Lind Nancy and Max Gisko Thomas Camplin Caerus Foundation Erin Bailey Dev and Rajiv Dev Donna Gallo Eva and Russell Ingrum John Ladd and Karen Harnish-Ladd Marin Academy Cindy and Evan Goldberg Victor and Helen Castillo E. Richard Jones Family Foundation Dana DiCarlo Terry Gamble Boyer and Peter Boyer Nick and Sandy Javaras Lahontan Community Foundation Betsy and Bill Miller Klarich Family Fund Randolph and Marilyn Chase Robert Herr Marilyn and Steve Disbrow Javier Garcia Michael and Emma Star Jensen Linda Lancione Napa Valley Community Foundation Sally and Greig Lagomarsino Gaynelle and Jonathan Chase Kimball Foundation Arjun and Diana Divecha Alison Geballe Michael and Kimberly Johnson Diane Larrabee Omidyar Network Mark and Jennifer Landesmann Beth and Neil Cherry Lisa & Douglas Goldman Fund Johnnie Lee and Skip Don Houghteling-Elizabeth Fishel Family Joseph and Kathleen Jolson Skye Lawrence Palo Alto Community Fund Martis Camp Community Foundation Nikki and Michael Chicotel RMLow Foundation Robin and Chris Donohoe Charitable Fund Alfred and Sally Jones Dee and Richard Lawrence Julie and Will Parish Payne Fund Noa Clark and Rob Schult Noble & Lorraine Hancock Family Fund Steve Dostart Irma and Scott George Larry and Christina Kane Berta and Allen Low Matthew and Stacy Perry Mark Penrod Chris and Catherine Clifford Praise the Lord Foundation Eugene M. Lang Foundation Mazi and Gabriela Ghorbani Mitch and Nancy Kaye Beth Lyons Ruth E.and David G. Plant Charitable Fund Hope and Stephen Pilch Tom Cohen and Kristi Denton Cohen Erin and Mike Shippey Alison and Seth Ferguson Lindsay Hampson and Will Martin-Gill Tracy and Daniel Keller Shannon Lyons Janet and Clinton Reilly Lisa and John Pritzker Family Fund Kate and Jeff Colin Tenney Family Charitable Fund Laura and John Fisher Laura Harrison Ward and James Ward Donna Kempner and Juan Kong Ringo and Alice Mak John Riccitiello Howard and Rachel Ro Michael and Kendall Connors Suzanne and Gene Valla Randi and Robert Fisher Richard Harroch and Mona Lessing Helen Kim and Greg Lemmer Cynthia Marcucci and Steven Simon Lori and Glenn Shannon Nancy Rose Lisa Cort and David Goldman Warriors Community Foundation Juliet and Samuel Fleischmann Tom and Cheryln Hart John King George and Judy Marcus

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Bong Suh and Diana Coupard Christina and Jad Dunning Cynthia and Raymond McNaughton Dan Bellm and Yoel Kahn Tessa Callejo and William Black Stevon Cook and Saba Ghebreyesus Darius Mozaffarian and Erin Gordon Tahoe Mountain Resorts Foundation Zoe Duskin and Sam Abrams Meredith and Dan Meade $499 and below Nathan Bengtsson Elizabeth Calmeyer Evernease Cook Mozaffarian Tan Family Foundation Alison and Desmond Elder John and Susan Meaney Anonymous (4) Andrea Berger Felipa Camacho Manton Copeland Kathleen Murray and Arthur Perkins Eric Temple and Garry Schermann Oz Erickson Barbara, Fred and Marc Mitchell Alfred Aboytes Jennie Bernstein Brisa Camacho-Lovell Ronald Corley Kaya and Devin Murray The Best Foundation Todd Evans Gale Mondry and Bruce Cohen Marsha Abrahams Barbara Berry Joseph Cancino Alexandra Corral Bob and Lynne Myers Tina and David Thomas Allison and Pedro Fernandez Harriet Moss Oscar Acabal Karla Berry Michelle Capobres and Owen Williams Madeleine Corson Dan Nash Allison and 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and Kitty Oestlien Pascale Vermont Georgia Funsten Laurence Pelosi Sachin Allahabadi Julia Bodea Jaidi Castro April Cruz Brooke and Moh Palizi Adriana and Aaron Vermut Jeff Gabor Cathy Pierson Lego Andy Allen Kelly and Xavier Bon Maynor Castro Brandon Cruz Martha and Richard Pastcan Suzy and Jack Wadsworth Cigdem Gencer Matt Plut Suzanne and Gary Alpert Ralph Borrmann Rita Cecaci Tanya Cruz Elizabeth Patterson Larry Weiss and Joan Boyle Steven Goldberg John Podolsky Claudia Altman-Siegel and Adam Goldyne Marjorie and Robert Bourke Maria Centeno-Ramirez Jimena Cuellar Emily Pillars Matthew and Jennifer Werner Russell Gong and Trina de Joya Harriet Prensky and William Pomeranz Marco Alves Karen Bovarnick Carmela Cervantes Kamilah Cunningham Alison Pincus Carol Werner Aaron and Michelle Gordon Garret and Amy Price Jennie Anderson Jamie Bowen Jonathan Chan Celine Curran Kevin and Regan Pluim Robin Wolaner Tony and Caroline Grant Annette and Frank Rahn Jennifer and David Anderson Shana Boyd Kathy Charneco Andrew and Sarah Currier Lynn and Edward Poole Douglas Wolf Jan Half Adam and Val Reilly Lauren Anderson Victoria Boyko Christina Chase Jim Davenport Grant Powell Woodland Park Communities Foundation Emmett and Heather Hall Charles Rockefeller Steve Anderson Mary Boyle Amy Chastain Abram Dawson Wes Powell Kenneth and Stacey Zaloom Scott and Laura Harrison Brian and Katherine Rogers Anjali Apte and Nikhil Gera Daniel Brady Jenny Chen Jeff De Gregorio Roger Power Sharon Zezima and Kalman Deutsch Scott Holsopple Bill Rueckert Erica and Adam Aren William Brady Tzu Yin Chen Brian de Guzman John and Mirna Pratte Sonya Zilka Wei Huang Rudy Sandoval Wynanda Armas Steve Branton and Eric Jones Eli Cherner Jose Luis De Haro Ortiz Delyse Pretorius and Robert Napoles Holly and Mitch Zuklie Olivia Humphrey Vince and Michelle Saunders Jessyka Armstrong Angela Braren Allison Cheung Amanda de Joya William Quinby Douglas Jensen Robert and Barbara Scavullo Maureen Arnone Molly Brasser Chung Chin Connie DeGirolamo Joel Redmon $500 - $999 Christina Joh Brian Schneider Orlanda Arroyo Sam Brock Elaine Chirls Matt Del Rio Matt and Suzanne Reno Mike Abbott and Rebecca Kroll Laura Jones Damien Scott and Tessa Nichols Pascual Artero Michael Brockway Christine and Simon Chiu Lisa Delgado Chris Roeder Christina and Chris Antipa Stuart Kaplan and Barbara Meislin Lawrence Shore and Sandra Yuen Kathryn Askew Carter and Donna Brown Genise Choy Nathan DeOms Patricia Rosenberg and Scott Nichols Daphne and Bart Araujo Edmond and Margaret Kavounas Steve and Wendy Shray Jessica Asperger Elizabeth Brown Stella Chu Ashia Derksen Charles Rosenbusch Yat-Pang and Helina Au Katherine and Duncan Kennedy Chuck and Ann Stevens Jay Atkinson Justin Brown Wayne and Ruby Chu Dee Dee Desmond and Jim Watson Peter Ross and Anne Thorson Laura Ayala and John Kloster Mark and Sheila Kenney Paul Sytsma Van Au Laura Brown Danny Chui Lorraine Devon Wilke Marian and Michael Rossi Jerilyn and Cregg Baumbaugh Marshall and Pat Kilduff James Taschetta and Kerry Bitner Parker Austin Tina Bruderer and Greg Monfils Angel Chung and Derek Yaw Naomi DeVore Deborah and Stanley Roualdes Margot and Kyle Biehle Sung Hu Kim Alexander and Julia Taylor Steven Aviles Karla Brundage Mayra Cirigo Leslie and Charlie Dicke Samantha Sanderson Lucy Blake Yvonne Kleinfeld Brady Thomas Mark Bagnall and Jetaine Hart Beau Bruneman Alma Cisneros Susan Dieseth Donald Santel Mark Bookman Jacqueline and Harrison Kurzer Agustin and Viviana Torres Katherine Baker Joseph Brunner David Ciulla Lonnie Dillard Greg and Suzanne Schafer Jason Brett Robert Leri Nancy Tuck Mark Barmore and Barbara Bock Megan Brunner Kat Clark and Mark Langer Joanne Do-Le Janice and Geoffrey Sears Kate and Jeff Brown Larry Less and Leslie Tyler Lou Vasquez Norma Barnett Michael Brunner Nancy and Josiah Clark Harrison Dodini Patrick Seaver Amy and Christian Cebrian Benjamin and Stacey Lewis Billy and Kathleen Volkmann Randy Barnett Ali Buchalter Rhonda Clark Lizette and Matthew Dolan Hildy Shandell Michael Chow Jocelyn and Gordon Linke Martha Wallau Marisol Barreto Nicole Bulalacao Tim Clark Nya and Randy Domingo

28 • Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report • 29 Grace Donahoe Kadi Franson Michael and Hannah Halow Kevin Huang Barb and Joe Kennington Will Lee Colleen and Charles Malet Jill Minkus Alexa Donovan Linda and Rick Frasch Oliver Hamilbone Holly Huang Karen Kephart Matt Leff Shelly Malik Eiji Miura Bruce Dorfman Mikki Frazier Dylan Hamilton Mark Huang Bruce and Candis Kerns Megan Lehmer Seana Mallen Takashi Mizohata Alison Dorsey and Andrew Molina Eric Frothingham Trudy Hamm Pamela Huang Vijaylaxsmi Kesavan Richard Leider Kathleen Maloney Katie Moffett Mimi Downes and Granger Tripp Valentin Fuentes Marry Hammond Atkinson Duncan Huffman Arjan Khalsa Ashli Leone Lynn Mannix Aracely Montoya-Chico Sandy and Richard Drew Alice Fung Brian Han Bryan Hunt Elviza Kho Lola Less Ryan Manuel Sheila Moore and John Dalton Lena Driscoll Christina Fung Gina Haney Lauren Hunt Andrew Kilduff Jemma Lester Joann Martin Luis Mora Emily Dryden and Peter McNamara Rebecca G Lisa Haney Molly Hunt Candace Killian Victor Leung Ana Martinez Marina Morales Shaobing Du Sammy G Alex Hansen Marie Hurabiell Eunice Kim Vivian and Richard Levitt Patricia Martinez Scott Morehouse and Christina Campobasso Alfredo Duenas Mandy Gagel Mark and Jeannette Harris Kamran Husain Teodoro Kimball-Directo Matt Levy Kevin Masuda and Helen Chen Irma Moreno and Edgar Garcia Kathleen Dunbar and Edward Anderson Jane Gaito Martha and Jamie Harris Janet Huseby Gee Kin Chou Nancy and Steve Lewis Andrew Matthews Susan and Frank Morse Maximino Duran Rivera Claudia and Joaquin Galeas Zoe Harris Bob Huynh Arielle and Shane Kinder Susanna Lewis Joanne May Loren and Laura Moye Sara Duskin Alberto Galindo David Hartwig Michael Huynh Leslie and Sarah King Ariana Leyva Melissa May Chris Mraz Colleen Dye Jesus Galindo Jessica Hartzell Jason Hwang Kali Kirchenbauer Lily Li Scott and Barbara McArthur Raj Mukherji Irina Eads Deborah Gallegos Waqar Hasib Brenda Ibanescu Max Kirsch Zi Xian Liang and Jacky Li Susan McBay Jillian Mupas Chrissy Egkan Tom Garber Jackie Haugh David Jaber Jeff Kloster Amy Liang Eleanor McBride and Timothy Lee Spencer Myers Paula and Ed Elliott Abel Garcia Tasia Hawkins Jeremiah Jackson and Christy Godinez Jackson Mitchell Knox Yong Ning Liang Jim McBride Marcia Nakamura Aimee Eng Kimberly Garfinkel Liz Hegarty Rebecca Jahromi Jessica Kocen Jessica Lie Matthew McCaffrey and Laura Berman Cari Napoles Zach Ennenga Ludin Garfod Stephanie Hellman Jeena James Jonathan Koh Jeremy Liew Brian McCaffrey and Sylvia Yee Leana Napoles Paul Epstein and Roslyn Banish Bedros Gaule John Hendricks Luz Jaramillo Jane Kolling Jeannie Linam Keith McCartney Leslie Napoles Andrew Epstein Trevor Geller James Henry Sally Jernigan-Smith Randall Kostick and Kathryn Krusen Lisa Lind Karin Mcclune Mariah Napoles Gabriel Erdozaincy Mahlet Getachew and Dan Knox Izette Herrera Desmend Jetton Thomas Kozak Seth Linden Phyllis McConn Patricia B Napoles Donna and Dave Erker Sarah Glasband Ricardo Herrera Darrell and Linda Jeung Jenna Kozel Brian Lindenberg Patricia McDaniel Laurel Nathanson Frances and Chadwick Ertola Hanna Glickman Genevieve Herreria David Shi Guang Jiang Gardiner Kreglow Robert Little Tyler McDaniel Brian Neider Catherine Escher Seth Glickman Tamara Hicks Jonathan Jiang Caroline Kremer Ana Llaguno Meri McEneny Hoa Nguyen Victoria Estevez Robert Gnaizda and Claudia Viek Gail and Ken High Roberto Johansson Michelle Kriebel and Ted Arleo Donald Loeb Kate McGee Margaret Nguyen Carol Eyre Peter and Monica Goldstein Joni Hikido Ryan Johnson and Jade Moy Brendan Kucz Michelle Lofgren Theresa McGovern Quynh Nguyen Tess Fabeck Carlos Gomez Christin and Corey Hill Gregory Johnson Adam Kurzer Jason Lok Brennan McGreevy Alexandra Nicholson Udi Falkson Erika Gomez Nolasco and Alejandro Santa Matt Hillard Jarvis Johnson Rosalind Kurzer Lisa Lomba James McKeon Maya Nieto Jenny Fang Rosa Ruiz Jeremy Hinman Natalie Johnson Katryna Kviatevich Alexandra Lopez Kristen McKnight Meg and Eric Niles Nicholas Farrell Stanton Gong Jeff Ho Stan Johnson Mark Lacy Carlos Lopez Margaret McKnight Kevin O’Connor Lauren and Michael Feig Marybeth Gonzales and Bob Berrisford Laura Hodder and Matt Alexander Tom and Nina Johnson Sarah Lagosh Cynthia Lopez Mike and Susan McLaughlin Melissa Olague Jon Feldman Jared Goodman Maya Holm Renee Johnston Justin LaMont Lizette Lopez Tess McNamara and Julian Ibarz Michael & Corrine Olague Philio Feldman Josh Gordon Linda and Bob Holtzapple Aïda Jones Gordon Langs Rocio Lopez-Viveros Meghan McShannic and David Wallace Ronald Ong Ivy Feng Ivell Graham John and Michelle Honchariw Nicole Jones Traci Lanier Dan Lowenstein and Mylo Schaaf Theresa Mehl Maria Oropeza Maluri Fernandez Bruce Gribens Pat Hong and Charles Phan Eugene Joseph Anna Larson Shu Qing Lu Cesar Melgoza Rosalinda Ortega Consuelo Ferreira Maddy Griffith Kelly Hook Casey Jung Herman Lau Justin Lucas Linda Mendoza Kathleen Ortega Reburiano Georganne Ferrier and Steven Weinberg Martha Grubb Kathryn Hopkins Naomi Jung Stefanie Lau Susan Lucas Maria Mendoza Sarah Forbes Orwig Lisa Fiedler Joe Guevara Tresa Horney Marlita Kahn Stephen Laveroni and Patricia O’Neill Lindalea Ludwick Alden Meneses Charles Orzetti Erin Fish David and Margie Guggenhime Michael and Ellen Hornstein Jessica Kang Annie and David Lazarus Sara Luebke Mary Ann Mera Chris Osborn Dani Fisher Amy Guittard Christopher and Patricia Horsch Jeremy Kao Jeff Lazarus Rene Ly Martha Meraz Edwin Ouyang Diana and Timothy Fitzpatrick Esteban Elias and Mila Gutierrez Peter and Dina Horsch Laura and John Kaplanis Sam Lazarus Alexandra MacKie Armando Mercado Philip and Lilli Ouyang Joshua Fleisch Roma Guy Tara House Madeleine Katz Sandra and Tu Le William Madison Leah Mercado Allison Owens Kathryn Flouton Daniela Guzman-Mayo Lucas Howard Robyn Katzman Rapp Catherine and Yann Le Ruyet Julienne Madriaga Margarita Merz Yola and Bora Ozturk Art Fong Victor Gwaltney Linda and Mike Howe Leesha Kawamura Mason Ping Lee and Tina Low-Lee Pauline Madriaga Danny Meyer Esther and Mark Palevsky Noah Fong Michael Hack Olivia Hu Steve Kazan Anna and David Lee Tony Mai John Meyer Laura Parker Kevin Fox and Susan Kay Diane Hall Amy Huang Raul Keally Daniel Lee Sami Maisel Eliska and Randy Meyers Beth Pascalli Hirsh Hannah Frankel Theresa Hall Chadwick Huang Kevin Kearns Diane Lee Tansy Mak WD Michelini Erica Pastor

30 • Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report Aim High’s 2018 Annual Report • 31 Karl and Shauna Peet Greg and Louisa Ritter Evan Schwartz Kimberlee Sorem and Fred Waldman Edna Perlmutter Kathryn Rizzo Jessica Schwartz Karin and Mohammed Soriano-Bilal Susan and Rich Perlstein Pamela Roberts and Mark Dickey Marcy Scott Lynn and David Hershenson Thomas and Bobbi Specht Ryan Petro Marion and Donald Robertson Cameron Sellers Anye and Jacqueline Spivey Matthew Phinney Emily Robinson Trevor Sergison Lisa Spivey Dominator Pieranunzio Lena Robinson Raghav Sethi Kelsey Spratt Paolo and Michelle Pignataro Sam Robinson Steven Sevilla Catherine Stam and Bryn Jedlic Mark and Sheree Pirie Alma Robledo and Jose Ortiz Bryan Seybold Lesley Stansfield Evan Poirson Herlinda Robledo Susan Shain Karen Steinkraus Corey Ponder Frank Rodezno Josh Shald Anna Stern Annie Porter Kim Rodriguez Sam Shapiro Jessie Stewart Molly Posner Anthony Roger Aaron Sharockman Liz and Jim Steyer Tom and Margi Power Olivia Romero Susan Shelton Kayla Stoler April and Vishal Prasad Marcelino Rosales and Ana Gallegos Kathleen Shepherd Simone Stolzoff Bob and Francie Pratte Victor Rosario David Sherman Kristen Stotts Sarah Prensky-Pomeranz Anna Rosen Craig Shiroma Aaron Strick Diana Torres Anu Vuorikoski Samson Wu Justin Prettyman Diane Rosen Stephanie Shmunes Crystal and Tony Strickland Tung Tran D’Andre and Anona Shugart Walker Robin Wythe Esther Pun Louis Rosen Paul Shulman Andrew Strom Stephanie Tremoglie Alexis Walsh Haiyun Xu Canon Purdy Bill and Tanja Ross Gretchen and Don Simmons Baltazar Suarez Ryan Trinidade Shari Washburn Leo Yang Wei Qu Tan Daphne and Max Ross Julie Simon Jessica Suen Henry Tsan David Waters and Julia Young Thomas Yankowski and Trinidad Madrigal Dan and Helen Quinn Meredith Ross Danielle Simpson Mercedes Susi Denny Tsang Dianne Weaver and Sebastiano Scarampi Christopher Yee Eve Rabinowitz Steve and Karen Ross David Simpson Rebecca and Phil Susser Jonathan Tsay Nick Webb Justin Yeh Phoebe Rachles Michele Rothstein Joninna Simpson Deborah Svoboda Tomas Tucker Elizabeth Weber Benjamin Yin Francine Radford and Thomas Loran Christianne Rottenberg Maya Simpson Aron Szecsey Sheila Tully and Rick Claymore Marybeth Weider Clara Young Todd Rahn John Rubio Craig Sirnio Matt Szenics Jacqueline and Steven Tulsky Daniel Weis Pik Wan Yu Yeung Sofia Ramos Max Rupman Bruce Sivilay Constance and Eric Tabas Thomas Tunny Ann Weiss Jason Zaler Christie Rana Katie Rzendzian Jessica Slack Elyse Takashige Kathy and Peter Turbott Melanie Wellbeloved Joan Zappettini Vaishali Rana Mohamed Saber Marisa Sladek Nicholas Tamura Matthew Turner Ed Wells Arya Zarrinkelk Alex Randall Michele Sahl Guybe Slangen and Susan Jun Bowen Tan Joe Tyszkiewicz Helen Wen John Zdanowski Nathan Randall Debbie Samake Andrew Slater YanHua Tan Lyly Ung and Stan Lee Wendy Wen Laura Zellerbach Amy Ravenscroft Diane Sampson Jacqueline Slechta Dana and Jim Tananbaum Jessica Valarezo Robert and Eve Wertsch Libby Reder Maria Sanchez Tabatha Sloggett Julianne Tantum Nicholas Vallarino Naomi Wetmore Andrew Reed James Sanders Ashley Smart Danny Tao Tracey and John Van Hooser Judie and Howard Wexler Devin Reed Robert Sandoval and Linda Cieslak Peter Smichenko Francisco Tapia Christopher VandenBrink Colby and Aga Wick Erin Reeves Lori Sandoval Sherry Smith and Philip Arca Raffy Tasca Laura VandenBrink Trina Widmer Billy Regacho Cruz and Chrissy Santiago Aaron Smith Lucy Rose Taylor Thomas Vaquerano Bonnie Willdorf Taylor Reno Luisa Santos Abigail Smith Matthew Taylor Eriberto Vasquez and Patricia Martin Laurie Williams and Richard Lautze Belem Resendiz and Aurelio Reyes Christopher Sater Dwight Smith Toby and Diane Taylor Natalia Vasquez Brittanie Williams Marta Rey-Babarro Alison and Zach Satt Eleanor Smith Robin Tesch Maria Lillian Veiby Dell Williams Ed Rhee Kathleen Savoy Katherine Smith Hong Thach Kimberly Vernon Brian Willits Amanda Richard Ayako Schaham Larry Smith Lilian Tham and Harold Berman Rachel Vigil Jenna Wills Kristin Richmond Jonathan Schick Nathaniel Smith Christina Thorson and Wendy Welker Carolina Villagomez Devon Wilson Bob Riddle Robert Schiff and Harper Bell Tina Smith Judy Tien Celia Villalobos Latoya Wilson-Skinner Adolfo and Veronica Riedel David and Laura Schiff Matthew Smrekar Darcey Tindall Deisy Villalpando Carly Winger Katherine Rieger Erika Schillinger and Marc Tarpenning Ryan and Alyssa Smrekar Francis Toan Marisol Villarreal Anthony Witte Matthew Righetti Margo Schmidt Spencer Snook Robert Tobin Nano Visser Lily Wong Terrence and Brandi Riley Jill Schott Sarah and Ben Snyder Arthur Tom Victor Voong Mauricio Wright John Ring Rita Schreiber Michael Song Rowena Tong-Gee and Patrick Gee Brie Votto Connie Wu

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