TIPPING POINT COMMUNITY 2008 ANNUAL REPORT message from our board

KATIE SCHWAB Chair

KATE HARBIN CLAMMER education/youth

TRACY ISELER development

CHRIS JAMES

DAVID LAMOND homelessness/housing RONNIE LOTT assistance DANIEL LURIE President + Founder Tipping Point Community was founded with the hope that Bay Area grantees ALEC PERKINS a few passionate people with a smart idea could ignite employment/asset GINA PETERSON a movement that would change the face of poverty in the education/youth building ERIC ROBERTS development Bay Area. Thanks to you—our donors, our grantees and our strategic partners—in 2008 that spark caught fire. Homelessness/Housing Assistance child/family With your support, this year we raised more than $6 million wellness

to fight poverty in the Bay Area, a 200% increase from 2007. Employment/Asset Building And because our board continues to underwrite 100% of our overhead costs, every dollar donated goes directly toward Child/Family providing children in low-income neighborhoods with college Wellness preparatory education and adequate healthcare, training the under and unemployed for living-wage jobs, giving families satellite location a safe place to live and making it possible for people to access the tools required to become self-sufficient in the Bay Area.

Thank you for allowing us to turn your good intentions into tangible results. message from our board

KATIE SCHWAB Chair

KATE HARBIN CLAMMER education/youth

TRACY ISELER development

CHRIS JAMES

DAVID LAMOND homelessness/housing RONNIE LOTT assistance DANIEL LURIE President + Founder Tipping Point Community was founded with the hope that Bay Area grantees ALEC PERKINS a few passionate people with a smart idea could ignite employment/asset GINA PETERSON a movement that would change the face of poverty in the education/youth building ERIC ROBERTS development Bay Area. Thanks to you—our donors, our grantees and our strategic partners—in 2008 that spark caught fire. Homelessness/Housing Assistance child/family With your support, this year we raised more than $6 million wellness

to fight poverty in the Bay Area, a 200% increase from 2007. Employment/Asset Building And because our board continues to underwrite 100% of our overhead costs, every dollar donated goes directly toward Child/Family providing children in low-income neighborhoods with college Wellness preparatory education and adequate healthcare, training the under and unemployed for living-wage jobs, giving families satellite location a safe place to live and making it possible for people to access the tools required to become self-sufficient in the Bay Area.

Thank you for allowing us to turn your good intentions into tangible results. due Tipping Point BUILD finds students who diligence face tremendous obstacles and helps them get to college.

We do the homework I grew up in East Palo Alto. for you. My mom worked four jobs so she couldn’t always be there for me. Most of the girls I grew up with In the Bay Area there ended up in jail or pregnant. are more than 11,000 non-profits to choose I had hopes of doing something from when investing your bigger, but wasn’t sure how to philanthropic dollars. get there. Thanks to BUILD, Since 2005, Tipping Point I’m majoring in Business Marketing

has made 200 site visits at Johnson & Wales University to invest more than $3 million in 21 of the best poverty- and will be the first person in fighting organizations in my family to graduate from college.

the Bay Area. Jahvita Rastafari, Former BUILD Student Tipping Point doesn’t follow traditional funding cycles; we partner with groups for the long-term and renew grants annually.

I wish Tipping Point could be in every community we expand into because we would be more ensured of success.

Suzanne McKechnie Klahr, CEO and Founder, BUILD

Jahvita mentors BUILD students at the East Palo Alto incubator. due Tipping Point BUILD finds students who diligence face tremendous obstacles and helps them get to college.

We do the homework I grew up in East Palo Alto. for you. My mom worked four jobs so she couldn’t always be there for me. Most of the girls I grew up with In the Bay Area there ended up in jail or pregnant. are more than 11,000 non-profits to choose I had hopes of doing something from when investing your bigger, but wasn’t sure how to philanthropic dollars. get there. Thanks to BUILD, Since 2005, Tipping Point I’m majoring in Business Marketing

has made 200 site visits at Johnson & Wales University to invest more than $3 million in 21 of the best poverty- and will be the first person in fighting organizations in my family to graduate from college.

the Bay Area. Jahvita Rastafari, Former BUILD Student Tipping Point doesn’t follow traditional funding cycles; we partner with groups for the long-term and renew grants annually.

I wish Tipping Point could be in every community we expand into because we would be more ensured of success.

Suzanne McKechnie Klahr, CEO and Founder, BUILD

Jahvita mentors BUILD students at the East Palo Alto incubator. 2008 2008 grantees at a glance dollars raised education/youth 05-06 $450K development

06-07 $2M BUILD provides real-world entrepreneurial KIPP Bay Area lends back-office support 07-08 $6M experience that empowers youth from under- to KIPP schools in the Bay Area, enabling resourced communities to excel in education them to provide their students with a funding by and succeed professionally. pathway to success in college and in life. program area gifts recieved

05-06 100 Envision Schools prepares students for Next Step Learning Center helps East success in college, especially those first in Bay youth and adults increase their literacy, 06-07 300 their families to attend, by operating small, earn their GED and gain access to post- 07-08 537 high-performing public high schools in secondary education. San Francisco and Oakland that engage an Reading Partners (formerly YES Reading) intentionally diverse range of students in addresses academic underachievement groups funded rigorous academic work. and improves literacy among low-income 05-06 7 Fresh Lifelines for Youth (FLY) reduces students by providing one-on-one tutoring 06-07 17 juvenile crime in the South Bay by providing in under-resourced elementary schools 35% education/youth 07-08 21 positive role models to disadvantaged and throughout the Bay Area. development at-risk youth, equipping them with the tools Youth Justice Institute reduces juvenile 25% to make positive life decisions. Homelessness/Housing incarceration and recidivism in the Bay Assistance average grant size Guardian Scholars helps former foster youth Area by providing mentoring, therapeutic 22% 05-06 $37.5K Employment/Asset attending San Francisco State University stay in counseling and case management to youth Building 06-07 $49K school and graduate from college. involved in the juvenile justice system. 18% Child/Family 07-08 $80K Wellness

In California, more than 70% of adults with the lowest literacy levels are unemployed. 87% of students involved in Reading Partners narrow their reading gap by For more information about grantee outcomes, please visit www.tippoint.org and click on RESULTS! the end of the school year. 2008 2008 grantees at a glance dollars raised education/youth 05-06 $450K development

06-07 $2M BUILD provides real-world entrepreneurial KIPP Bay Area lends back-office support 07-08 $6M experience that empowers youth from under- to KIPP schools in the Bay Area, enabling resourced communities to excel in education them to provide their students with a funding by and succeed professionally. pathway to success in college and in life. program area gifts recieved

05-06 100 Envision Schools prepares students for Next Step Learning Center helps East success in college, especially those first in Bay youth and adults increase their literacy, 06-07 300 their families to attend, by operating small, earn their GED and gain access to post- 07-08 537 high-performing public high schools in secondary education. San Francisco and Oakland that engage an Reading Partners (formerly YES Reading) intentionally diverse range of students in addresses academic underachievement groups funded rigorous academic work. and improves literacy among low-income 05-06 7 Fresh Lifelines for Youth (FLY) reduces students by providing one-on-one tutoring 06-07 17 juvenile crime in the South Bay by providing in under-resourced elementary schools 35% education/youth 07-08 21 positive role models to disadvantaged and throughout the Bay Area. development at-risk youth, equipping them with the tools Youth Justice Institute reduces juvenile 25% to make positive life decisions. Homelessness/Housing incarceration and recidivism in the Bay Assistance average grant size Guardian Scholars helps former foster youth Area by providing mentoring, therapeutic 22% 05-06 $37.5K Employment/Asset attending San Francisco State University stay in counseling and case management to youth Building 06-07 $49K school and graduate from college. involved in the juvenile justice system. 18% Child/Family 07-08 $80K Wellness

In California, more than 70% of adults with the lowest literacy levels are unemployed. 87% of students involved in Reading Partners narrow their reading gap by For more information about grantee outcomes, please visit www.tippoint.org and click on RESULTS! the end of the school year. There are over 3,000 homeless individuals and families in San Francisco at any given time— living on the streets, in shelters, in cars or with relatives. Homeless Prenatal Program helped 430 families secure permanent stable housing last year.

Employment/Asset Child/Family Homelessness/Housing Building Wellness Assistance

EARN empowers Bay Area residents to Springboard Forward partners with Bay Area Bayview Child Health Center (BCHC) Compass Community Services operates move out of poverty permanently by giving business and community organizations to addresses health disparities and provides four programs that provide housing, childcare, low-wage workers the knowledge, motivation, improve job performance and promote upward quality medical care for children living in the educational and employment support services tools and support they need to save money mobility for the working poor. Bayview neighborhood of San Francisco. to more than 3,000 of San Francisco’s homeless and invest in their future. and at-risk families. Women’s Initiative builds the Canal Alliance improves the lives of New Door Ventures rebuilds the lives of at- entrepreneurial capacity of low-income Marin County’s low-income, working families First Place for Youth offers current and risk youth in San Francisco through mentoring, women to overcome economic barriers and through education, advocacy and workforce former foster youth the housing, educational job training and educational support. achieve self-sufficiency. development. and employment support required to make a successful transition to independent living Rubicon Programs, Inc. provides Good Samaritan Family Resource Center in the Bay Area. job training, housing, legal support and provides immigrant families in San Francisco employment, empowering those who are ready with the early childhood education, youth Homeless Prenatal Program (HPP) to move out of poverty in the Bay Area. programming and family support services to helps low-income parents in San Francisco develop self-sufficiency and become active access healthcare and provides comprehensive members of the community. services to ensure that clients stabilize their families for the long-term. Sophia Project provides educational and emotional support services to East Bay children Shelter Network provides housing, childcare, and families healing from the trauma of educational and employment support services homelessness, poverty and domestic violence. to more than 1,000 homeless families and individuals throughout San Mateo County.

California lost nearly 50,000 jobs statewide this past year. 100% of participants were still employed one year after being involved in Springboard Forward’s Engaged Employment Program at Bon Appetit; 44% were promoted within four months. There are over 3,000 homeless individuals and families in San Francisco at any given time— living on the streets, in shelters, in cars or with relatives. Homeless Prenatal Program helped 430 families secure permanent stable housing last year.

Employment/Asset Child/Family Homelessness/Housing Building Wellness Assistance

EARN empowers Bay Area residents to Springboard Forward partners with Bay Area Bayview Child Health Center (BCHC) Compass Community Services operates move out of poverty permanently by giving business and community organizations to addresses health disparities and provides four programs that provide housing, childcare, low-wage workers the knowledge, motivation, improve job performance and promote upward quality medical care for children living in the educational and employment support services tools and support they need to save money mobility for the working poor. Bayview neighborhood of San Francisco. to more than 3,000 of San Francisco’s homeless and invest in their future. and at-risk families. Women’s Initiative builds the Canal Alliance improves the lives of New Door Ventures rebuilds the lives of at- entrepreneurial capacity of low-income Marin County’s low-income, working families First Place for Youth offers current and risk youth in San Francisco through mentoring, women to overcome economic barriers and through education, advocacy and workforce former foster youth the housing, educational job training and educational support. achieve self-sufficiency. development. and employment support required to make a successful transition to independent living Rubicon Programs, Inc. provides Good Samaritan Family Resource Center in the Bay Area. job training, housing, legal support and provides immigrant families in San Francisco employment, empowering those who are ready with the early childhood education, youth Homeless Prenatal Program (HPP) to move out of poverty in the Bay Area. programming and family support services to helps low-income parents in San Francisco develop self-sufficiency and become active access healthcare and provides comprehensive members of the community. services to ensure that clients stabilize their families for the long-term. Sophia Project provides educational and emotional support services to East Bay children Shelter Network provides housing, childcare, and families healing from the trauma of educational and employment support services homelessness, poverty and domestic violence. to more than 1,000 homeless families and individuals throughout San Mateo County.

California lost nearly 50,000 jobs statewide this past year. 100% of participants were still employed one year after being involved in Springboard Forward’s Engaged Employment Program at Bon Appetit; 44% were promoted within four months. Management Tipping Point Homeless Prenatal Program Assistance helps stabilize homeless families in San Francisco for the long-term. We know that money alone is not enough. The check is terrific, but without the management assistance we’ve received from Tipping Point, The days of writing we would be at major risk of not being

a check, walking away able to prove we are helping parents and hoping that your dollars are used stabilize their families. Thanks to wisely are over. our partnership with Accenture, we’ll In 2008, Tipping Point be able to show our clients are making and our strategic partners it, and if they’re not making it, provided $600,000 figure out why. worth of management Martha Ryan, Executive Director, and technical assistance Homeless Prenatal Program to grantees. Tipping Point maximizes Accenture is helping HPP your investment by run its organization more connecting grantees with efficiently, collect the right data, resources they otherwise track outcomes and serve wouldn’t be able to access its clients better. or afford. There is technology out there that is affordable and functional, but if non-profits don’t know how to use it, it’s a waste of time and resources.

Tracy K. Iseler, partner, Accenture, Board Member, Tipping Point Community Tracy and Martha collaborate to select a new donor database. Management Tipping Point Homeless Prenatal Program Assistance helps stabilize homeless families in San Francisco for the long-term. We know that money alone is not enough. The check is terrific, but without the management assistance we’ve received from Tipping Point, The days of writing we would be at major risk of not being

a check, walking away able to prove we are helping parents and hoping that your dollars are used stabilize their families. Thanks to wisely are over. our partnership with Accenture, we’ll In 2008, Tipping Point be able to show our clients are making and our strategic partners it, and if they’re not making it, provided $600,000 figure out why. worth of management Martha Ryan, Executive Director, and technical assistance Homeless Prenatal Program to grantees. Tipping Point maximizes Accenture is helping HPP your investment by run its organization more connecting grantees with efficiently, collect the right data, resources they otherwise track outcomes and serve wouldn’t be able to access its clients better. or afford. There is technology out there that is affordable and functional, but if non-profits don’t know how to use it, it’s a waste of time and resources.

Tracy K. Iseler, partner, Accenture, Board Member, Tipping Point Community Tracy and Martha collaborate to select a new donor database. General Tipping Point Rubicon Programs, Inc. runs Operating social enterprises that train the under and unemployed to Support get jobs and keep them.

We don’t just fund Tipping Point brings exactly what’s needed in the Bay Area— the sexy stuff. core funding and general operating support for great non-profits addressing poverty in our community. Most funders restrict their giving to specific We know that work matters, work programs and shy pays and work will help you exit away from providing poverty. Tipping Point is the glue the operational support required to keep those that makes it possible for our programs running. programs to have maximum impact.

Rick Aubry, Executive Director, In 2008, only 19% of Rubicon Programs, Inc. total grant dollars given by large U.S. foundations were allocated for general operating support. 100% of Tipping Point Community grant dollars are unrestricted, ensuring that great I wasn’t making enough programs are supported money to survive. Now by strong infrastructure. I can provide for my family and save a little too. Someday I hope to have my own bakery.

Mario Jerez, Employee, Rubicon Bakery Mario mixes cake batter at Rubicon Bakery in Richmond, California. General Tipping Point Rubicon Programs, Inc. runs Operating social enterprises that train the under and unemployed to Support get jobs and keep them.

We don’t just fund Tipping Point brings exactly what’s needed in the Bay Area— the sexy stuff. core funding and general operating support for great non-profits addressing poverty in our community. Most funders restrict their giving to specific We know that work matters, work programs and shy pays and work will help you exit away from providing poverty. Tipping Point is the glue the operational support required to keep those that makes it possible for our programs running. programs to have maximum impact.

Rick Aubry, Executive Director, In 2008, only 19% of Rubicon Programs, Inc. total grant dollars given by large U.S. foundations were allocated for general operating support. 100% of Tipping Point Community grant dollars are unrestricted, ensuring that great I wasn’t making enough programs are supported money to survive. Now by strong infrastructure. I can provide for my family and save a little too. Someday I hope to have my own bakery.

Mario Jerez, Employee, Rubicon Bakery Mario mixes cake batter at Rubicon Bakery in Richmond, California. 100% Charity Tipping Point Tipping Point Community has no endowment—every year 0% overhead we start from zero and count on the generosity of our donors to help us have maximum impact on poverty. Tipping Point Community’s

Board of Directors under- We were surprised to learn how many writes ALL fundraising and operating costs. organizations lack an emphasis on metrics and outcomes. Tipping Point In 2008, Tipping Point’s annual benefit raised does what we wish we had time a record-breaking $3.76 to do—screen and vet organizations million in one night to fight so we know that 100% of what we give poverty in the Bay Area, including $1.5 million to goes where it’s needed most. Now seed six SingleStop sites. we give to Tipping Point in a much Thanks to you, this year more significant way, and our families we will invest $6 million do, too.

dollars in the best poverty- Tad Buchanan, Donor, fighting organizations Mill Valley in the Bay Area.

As a board member, I believe that in order to ask someone to donate to Tipping Point, the board has to be supportive and lead by example.

Chris James, Board Member, Tipping Point Community Tad, Emilia, Reina and Michael Buchanan 100% Charity Tipping Point Tipping Point Community has no endowment—every year 0% overhead we start from zero and count on the generosity of our donors to help us have maximum impact on poverty. Tipping Point Community’s

Board of Directors under- We were surprised to learn how many writes ALL fundraising and operating costs. organizations lack an emphasis on metrics and outcomes. Tipping Point In 2008, Tipping Point’s annual benefit raised does what we wish we had time a record-breaking $3.76 to do—screen and vet organizations million in one night to fight so we know that 100% of what we give poverty in the Bay Area, including $1.5 million to goes where it’s needed most. Now seed six SingleStop sites. we give to Tipping Point in a much Thanks to you, this year more significant way, and our families we will invest $6 million do, too.

dollars in the best poverty- Tad Buchanan, Donor, fighting organizations Mill Valley in the Bay Area.

As a board member, I believe that in order to ask someone to donate to Tipping Point, the board has to be supportive and lead by example.

Chris James, Board Member, Tipping Point Community Tad, Emilia, Reina and Michael Buchanan $50,000+ Emilia & Jim Hodel Daidri & Phil Loduca $1,000+ Renuka Kher & Sandeep Solanki Mary & Brent Johnson Melanie & Peter Maier Kathryn & Bo Lasater 2008 Philanthropic Fund All Stars Helping Kids Sally & Jim Klingbeil Anonymous (2) Maribelle & Steve Leavitt Mary Anne & Len Baker Koret Foundation Mary Zlot & Associates Stacy Achuck Alissa Lee & Erik Christofferson donors Carolyn & Preston Butcher Lehman Brothers Merrill Lynch & Co Katie & Josh Amoroso Suzanne Lee Lettrick & Glen Sherman CIBC World Markets Corp. Levi Strauss & Co. Morgan Stanley Asset Management Company Lucas Trust Ventures Barbara & William Edwards Brian L. & Caroline Fromm Lurie Edward Perks Martha & Roger Barry Sally Lucas Family Foundation The 2008 honor roll of donors Karen & Mark Jung Philanthropic Fund Marloe & Hans Ploos Van Amstel Vickie Ma & Patrick Meggyesy Paige Barry & Tony Arata Nicola Miner & Robert Mailer Anderson Justine Miner & Dean Castelli Catherine & Michael Podell Todd Macy gratefully acknowledges Cindy Brooks & Judith Thompson Katie Schwab Susan & William Oberndorf Carolyn Schwab Pomerantz & Elaine McKeon Fund Gary Pomerantz James Carrière gifts and pledges made between Barbro & Bernard Osher Paulette Meyer & David Friedman Nancy & Larry Probst Cecily Carson Serena & Alec Perkins Patricia & Marc Mezzadri June 1, 2007 and May 31, 2008. Jeanne & Sanford Robertson Kathy & Robert Ceremsak $25,000+ Mary & Andy Pilara Charlotte Milan Michael Schwab Jean Chang Courtney Roberts Brad Miller Accenture Siebel Family Charitable Foundation Christie’s Rosekrans Fund Anne Montminy & Daniel Goldman Alfred & Hanna Fromm Fund Silver Giving Foundation Phyllis & David Cook Philanthropic Fund The Rosenbaum-Irwin Family The Park Row Fund Charles Schwab Foundation Beth Steininger Philip Cooke Demi & Fred Seguritan Cameron Phleger Chen Family Fund Renske van Staveren & Russell Lynde Ron Croen $250,000+ Stephens Investment Management Rebecca Prowda & Daniel Lurie Woody Driggs Patrice & Michael Wilbur Craig Davis Danielle & Brooks Walker Barbara Ravizza & John Osterweis The Brin Foundation Goldman, Sachs & Co. Lisa & Ted Williams Ian DeWeerdt Pat & Bill Wilson Robin & Jake Reynolds Charles & Helen Schwab Foundation Beth & Brian Grossman Brian Wilsey David Dolby Mary & Harold Zlot Family Foundation Jolene & Jim Rocchio James Family Foundation Michael Horwitz Judith Wood Lesa Downes & Craig Faulkner Sally & Toby Rosenblatt Paul Tudor Jones Leigh & Bill Matthes Silvia & Paul Edwards Diane Rubin David Lamond Perkins Fund Marketing Betsy & Roy Eisenhardt Fund $5,000+ Amy & Michael Santullo Mimi & Peter Haas Fund Thomas & Stacey Siebel Foundation $2,500+ Betsy & Coby Everdell Conor Sen John & Lisa Pritzker Family Fund Grace & Stephen Voorhis Anonymous (2) Mathea Falco & Peter Tarnoff Anonymous Charlotte & George Shultz George R. Roberts Chris Barish Valentino Fazzari Nancy & Joachim Bechtle Foundation Silicon Valley Community Foundation Poppy & Eric Roberts Bernstein Global Wealth Management Laura & John Fisher Jane & Tyler Dann Stacy Silver & Jon Yolles Helen & Charles Schwab $10,000+ Capital Group Companies Randi & Bob Fisher Charitable Foundation Patricia Swig Dinner Dan Sinton Tauber Family Foundation Penny & Paul Fredlund Anonymous (2) Gloria & Lou Cherin Tracy Edmonson & Wesley Skow Jane & Larry Solomon Stanlee Gatti Ann & Chris Aristides Sung-Hee Choe & Adam Ring Robert & Michelle Friend Foundation Kathryn Spain Timothy Getz Gerson & Barbara Bakar Virginia Schwab Davis & Murray Davis Google, Inc. Madeleine & Isaac Stein $100,000+ Marcia & John Goldman Philanthropic Fund Christina Stephens Deutsche Bank Nathan Hastings Philanthropic Fund Bank of America Linda Sue & Don Strand Anonymous Dodge & Cox Shyla & Doug Hendrickson Constance Goodyear & Barry Baron Johanna & Tom Baruch Kat Taylor & Tom Steyer Artis Capital Management Carol & Dixon Doll Leslie & George Hume Fund Donna & Steven Gothelf Emilia & Tad Buchanan Pasha & Laney Thornton Doris & Donald Fisher Douglas Durkin Latham & Watkins LLP Great Gable Partners Jane & Mike Buchanan Catherine & Ned Topham Fund Kate Harbin & Adam Clammer Alicia Engstrom & Hosain Rahman Hyun-Joo & Kevin Laws Kathryn Hall & Thomas Knudsen Champion Charities Julie & Joe Alioto Veronese Christine & Pierre Lamond Concepción & Irwin Federman Carol & Doug Lee Susan Hamilton & Royal Hansen Mei & Herald Chen Susy & Jack Wadsworth Perkins Family Foundation The Fitzpatrick Foundation Feralee & Charles Levin Margi & Lucas Heldfond Kate & Dave Chung Kristina & John Walcott Gina & Stuart Peterson Barbara & David Fromm Caroline & Graham Low Herringer Family Fund Citigroup Lucie & Jerry Weissman Lauren & Jason Greenfield Bibi & Eric Moore Chad Herst Community Foundation of Carolen & Douglas Herst Kathryn Peters Molly West & Chuck Slaughter Sonoma County Flora Hewlett Lisa Holzwarth & Evan Schiller Carolyn Rubin Shapiro Johnny Williams Credit Suisse Ingrid Hills Thor Kallerud Alexis & Trevor Traina Chris & Steve Wilsey Emma & Fred Goltz JP Morgan Chase Mary Jo & Richard Kovacevich Wells Fargo Private Banking Diane B. Wilsey Marritje & James Greene Barbara & Ronald Kaufman Family Foundation Bobbie & Mike Wilsey Fund Dorlon Wood & Dylan Simonds Linda & Jon Gruber Deborah & Scott Kay Kerry Landreth & Creighton Reed Dawn & David Zierk Hellman Family Foundation $50,000+ Emilia & Jim Hodel Daidri & Phil Loduca $1,000+ Renuka Kher & Sandeep Solanki Mary & Brent Johnson Melanie & Peter Maier Kathryn & Bo Lasater 2008 Philanthropic Fund All Stars Helping Kids Sally & Jim Klingbeil Anonymous (2) Maribelle & Steve Leavitt Mary Anne & Len Baker Koret Foundation Mary Zlot & Associates Stacy Achuck Alissa Lee & Erik Christofferson donors Carolyn & Preston Butcher Lehman Brothers Merrill Lynch & Co Katie & Josh Amoroso Suzanne Lee Lettrick & Glen Sherman CIBC World Markets Corp. Levi Strauss & Co. Morgan Stanley Asset Management Company Lucas Trust Ventures Barbara & William Edwards Brian L. & Caroline Fromm Lurie Edward Perks Martha & Roger Barry Sally Lucas Family Foundation The 2008 honor roll of donors Karen & Mark Jung Philanthropic Fund Marloe & Hans Ploos Van Amstel Vickie Ma & Patrick Meggyesy Paige Barry & Tony Arata Nicola Miner & Robert Mailer Anderson Justine Miner & Dean Castelli Catherine & Michael Podell Todd Macy gratefully acknowledges Cindy Brooks & Judith Thompson Katie Schwab Susan & William Oberndorf Carolyn Schwab Pomerantz & Elaine McKeon Fund Gary Pomerantz James Carrière gifts and pledges made between Barbro & Bernard Osher Paulette Meyer & David Friedman Nancy & Larry Probst Cecily Carson Serena & Alec Perkins Patricia & Marc Mezzadri June 1, 2007 and May 31, 2008. Jeanne & Sanford Robertson Kathy & Robert Ceremsak $25,000+ Mary & Andy Pilara Charlotte Milan Michael Schwab Jean Chang Courtney Roberts Brad Miller Accenture Siebel Family Charitable Foundation Christie’s Rosekrans Fund Anne Montminy & Daniel Goldman Alfred & Hanna Fromm Fund Silver Giving Foundation Phyllis & David Cook Philanthropic Fund The Rosenbaum-Irwin Family The Park Row Fund Charles Schwab Foundation Beth Steininger Philip Cooke Demi & Fred Seguritan Cameron Phleger Chen Family Fund Renske van Staveren & Russell Lynde Ron Croen $250,000+ Stephens Investment Management Rebecca Prowda & Daniel Lurie Woody Driggs Patrice & Michael Wilbur Craig Davis Danielle & Brooks Walker Barbara Ravizza & John Osterweis The Brin Foundation Goldman, Sachs & Co. Lisa & Ted Williams Ian DeWeerdt Pat & Bill Wilson Robin & Jake Reynolds Charles & Helen Schwab Foundation Beth & Brian Grossman Brian Wilsey David Dolby Mary & Harold Zlot Family Foundation Jolene & Jim Rocchio James Family Foundation Michael Horwitz Judith Wood Lesa Downes & Craig Faulkner Sally & Toby Rosenblatt Paul Tudor Jones Leigh & Bill Matthes Silvia & Paul Edwards Diane Rubin David Lamond Perkins Fund Marketing Betsy & Roy Eisenhardt Fund $5,000+ Amy & Michael Santullo Mimi & Peter Haas Fund Thomas & Stacey Siebel Foundation $2,500+ Betsy & Coby Everdell Conor Sen John & Lisa Pritzker Family Fund Grace & Stephen Voorhis Anonymous (2) Mathea Falco & Peter Tarnoff Anonymous Charlotte & George Shultz George R. Roberts Chris Barish Valentino Fazzari Nancy & Joachim Bechtle Foundation Silicon Valley Community Foundation Poppy & Eric Roberts Bernstein Global Wealth Management Laura & John Fisher Jane & Tyler Dann Stacy Silver & Jon Yolles Helen & Charles Schwab $10,000+ Capital Group Companies Randi & Bob Fisher Charitable Foundation Patricia Swig Dinner Dan Sinton Tauber Family Foundation Penny & Paul Fredlund Anonymous (2) Gloria & Lou Cherin Tracy Edmonson & Wesley Skow Jane & Larry Solomon Stanlee Gatti Ann & Chris Aristides Sung-Hee Choe & Adam Ring Robert & Michelle Friend Foundation Kathryn Spain Timothy Getz Gerson & Barbara Bakar Virginia Schwab Davis & Murray Davis Google, Inc. Madeleine & Isaac Stein $100,000+ Marcia & John Goldman Philanthropic Fund Christina Stephens Deutsche Bank Nathan Hastings Philanthropic Fund Bank of America Linda Sue & Don Strand Anonymous Dodge & Cox Shyla & Doug Hendrickson Constance Goodyear & Barry Baron Johanna & Tom Baruch Kat Taylor & Tom Steyer Artis Capital Management Carol & Dixon Doll Leslie & George Hume Fund Donna & Steven Gothelf Emilia & Tad Buchanan Pasha & Laney Thornton Doris & Donald Fisher Douglas Durkin Latham & Watkins LLP Great Gable Partners Jane & Mike Buchanan Catherine & Ned Topham Fund Kate Harbin & Adam Clammer Alicia Engstrom & Hosain Rahman Hyun-Joo & Kevin Laws Kathryn Hall & Thomas Knudsen Champion Charities Julie & Joe Alioto Veronese Christine & Pierre Lamond Concepción & Irwin Federman Carol & Doug Lee Susan Hamilton & Royal Hansen Mei & Herald Chen Susy & Jack Wadsworth Perkins Family Foundation The Fitzpatrick Foundation Feralee & Charles Levin Margi & Lucas Heldfond Kate & Dave Chung Kristina & John Walcott Gina & Stuart Peterson Barbara & David Fromm Caroline & Graham Low Herringer Family Fund Citigroup Lucie & Jerry Weissman Lauren & Jason Greenfield Bibi & Eric Moore Chad Herst Community Foundation of Carolen & Douglas Herst Kathryn Peters Molly West & Chuck Slaughter Sonoma County Flora Hewlett Lisa Holzwarth & Evan Schiller Carolyn Rubin Shapiro Johnny Williams Credit Suisse Ingrid Hills Thor Kallerud Alexis & Trevor Traina Chris & Steve Wilsey Emma & Fred Goltz JP Morgan Chase Mary Jo & Richard Kovacevich Wells Fargo Private Banking Diane B. Wilsey Marritje & James Greene Barbara & Ronald Kaufman Family Foundation Bobbie & Mike Wilsey Fund Dorlon Wood & Dylan Simonds Linda & Jon Gruber Deborah & Scott Kay Kerry Landreth & Creighton Reed Dawn & David Zierk Hellman Family Foundation $500+ David Pouncy Drew Denbo OTA LLC In Kind Donations The following individuals Barbara Reeves & John Cannon Rachelle Diamond Nick Piedscalzi were recognized by Sabrina Adriani & Jeremy Scherer The Right Move Relocation Services Kristi Dowler Vanessa & Read Pierce Artis Capital donations made in their Yves Behar Jan & David Sargent Diane & Howard Egger-Bovet Corey & Will Pigeon ATO Records honor or memory Gretchen & John Berggruen Meme Scherr Justine Elliott Katy & Daniel Pletter Tauba Auerbach Claire & Ralph Brindis Aaron Steinberger Jennifer Ely Lesley & Jeffrey Prowda The Balm Dorothy Baskin* Lynn B. Bunim Allison & Lane Stephens Camilla Field Sherry Prowda Brass Monkey Jazz Band The Boder Posse Lacy Calac Roselyne Swig Eric Friedman Zach Prowda Carrots Emilia & Tad Buchanan Paola & Charles Casey Joni Thomas & David Shepardson Amanda Gerrie Rock & Rain Leah Chase Daniel Levine Cook* Heidi & Caley Castelein Ana Thompson-Evans & Mike Ghaffary Phyllis & Ernest Ring Cherin’s Home Appliances Phillip Craig* Rebecca Cherin John Clay Evans Jerry Greenberg Dana & Todd Rodgers Scott Cowen Florence Egger* Lisa Congdon & Joey Bustos Blair Thomson-Levin Lorrie & Richard Greene Kelly Jane & Alex Rosenblatt Delectus Winery Bob & Michelle Friend Warren Dowd Laura Tyson & Erik Tarloff Mike Gridley Catherine Rude Dia: Beacon Mimi Haas Jill Einstein & Peter Yolles Marilyn & Murry Waldman Sharon Goldstein Jabali Sawicki Dooky Chase Restaurant Peter E. 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Henig Ann & Gordon Getty Charles Schwab Barclays Global Investors Patricia Taylor Blythe Henwood Lani Hessen The Glass House Katie Schwab Hannah & Michael Barenbaum Nadine & Alex Terman Fran & Don Huston Jeanne Hoffman John Goldman Martyn Bergh Edward Topham Bixby Jamison Tracy & Thomas Iseler Shyla & Doug Hendrickson Jennifer & Todd Bielawski Ann Trimbach Ruba & Maz Judallah Erik Johnson HRJ Capital Hannah Blitzer David Van Horne Temp Keller Bruce Katz Jeff Koons * deceased Mara Blitzer Walter & Elise Haas Fund Mina Kim Justin Klein Korbel Champagne Cellars Megan Bouchier Jeremy Warms Maryon Davies Lewis Carol & Herb Lau Emeril Lagasse Jesse Brandl Mr. & Mrs. Matt Wilsey Don Linker Philanthropic Fund Stephanie LeGras The Liberty Jazz Quartet Andy Brown Pearl Wu Kristin & Ronn Loewenthal Greg Lehman Loews New Orleans Hotel Lesley Bunim Harvey Yampolsky & Randy Wellons Sonia Maksymiuk Robert Levy Ronnie Lott Alice Bybee Rebecca & Mitchell Mandich Lindsay & Jacob Lief Medlock Ames Winery Christina Byron Hillary & Bill Marino Joyce Linker & Jerry Weisbach The Modern Restaurant Chelsea Cannata Scott Miller Patsy & James Ludwig MoMA Terra & Chris Carmichael Sangita & Apu Mody Alexander Lurie Ames Morison Jen Carter Malia & Jonny Moseley Pedro Martins Jamie Niven Paige Cattano Christopher Mosellen Luke Maura Per Se CGK Group Irene Neuwirth McKesson Corporation PJW Wine Sarah Chandler Holly & Steve Overman Tracie & Jay Miller Zach Prowda Angela & Steve Cheung Tammy Ozuna Sandy & Hal Miller-Jacobs Public Tipping Point Community makes Tony Cogan Shawn Pattison Rachel Minard George Roberts every effort to follow donors’ Lanier Coles & Charlton Yu Lenora & Ken Peterson Jon Moscone Charles Schwab preferences when compiling Michael Conn Tanya & Richard Peterson Terri & Alan Muschott Sotheby’s the honor roll. If you would prefer Anne Cook Teresa & Michael Pitts Ellen & Walter Newman Storm King Art Center to have your name listed differently Rebecca Gwynne Craig Cheryl Polk Liz O’Donnell Weaver’s Coffee & Tea in the future, please let us know. Francesca Crisera Michael White Ken Whiting, Holme, Roberts & Owen, LLP $500+ David Pouncy Drew Denbo OTA LLC In Kind Donations The following individuals Barbara Reeves & John Cannon Rachelle Diamond Nick Piedscalzi were recognized by Sabrina Adriani & Jeremy Scherer The Right Move Relocation Services Kristi Dowler Vanessa & Read Pierce Artis Capital donations made in their Yves Behar Jan & David Sargent Diane & Howard Egger-Bovet Corey & Will Pigeon ATO Records honor or memory Gretchen & John Berggruen Meme Scherr Justine Elliott Katy & Daniel Pletter Tauba Auerbach Claire & Ralph Brindis Aaron Steinberger Jennifer Ely Lesley & Jeffrey Prowda The Balm Dorothy Baskin* Lynn B. Bunim Allison & Lane Stephens Camilla Field Sherry Prowda Brass Monkey Jazz Band The Boder Posse Lacy Calac Roselyne Swig Eric Friedman Zach Prowda Carrots Emilia & Tad Buchanan Paola & Charles Casey Joni Thomas & David Shepardson Amanda Gerrie Rock & Rain Leah Chase Daniel Levine Cook* Heidi & Caley Castelein Ana Thompson-Evans & Mike Ghaffary Phyllis & Ernest Ring Cherin’s Home Appliances Phillip Craig* Rebecca Cherin John Clay Evans Jerry Greenberg Dana & Todd Rodgers Scott Cowen Florence Egger* Lisa Congdon & Joey Bustos Blair Thomson-Levin Lorrie & Richard Greene Kelly Jane & Alex Rosenblatt Delectus Winery Bob & Michelle Friend Warren Dowd Laura Tyson & Erik Tarloff Mike Gridley Catherine Rude Dia: Beacon Mimi Haas Jill Einstein & Peter Yolles Marilyn & Murry Waldman Sharon Goldstein Jabali Sawicki Dooky Chase Restaurant Peter E. Haas, Sr.* David Ferrara Wetherby Asset Management Abigail Goodman David Schneider Shane Dorian Scott Huston* Rick Frisbie Henrietta Gordon Edward Schneider Emeril’s New Orleans Kim Longenbaker & Mike Grey Susan & John Gallo Andrew Gottlieb Lisa & Eric Schrumph Equinox Fitness Clubs Rabbi Brian Lurie Matthew Goudeau Up to $500 Madeleine Grynsztejn & Noah Shanok Will Ferrell Matthew Mandich Philip Greer Thomas Shapiro Four Seasons Hotel New York Lt. Governor Leo McCarthy* Anonymous (2) Charles Sipkins Carrie & Greg Gretsch Lauren & Michael Haswell Four Seasons Hualalai Resort Stuart, Blake & Lucy Peterson Katharine Albright Jeff Smith Colleen & Robert Haas Victoria & Paul Hazelrig John Gallo Rebecca Prowda & Daniel Lurie Jeremiah Atkisson Alison Sonsini Laurie & Timothy Hall Miety Heiden Gensler Leanne Roberts* Lonnie Barbach & David Geisinger Elizabeth & Jim Steyer Butch Haze Peter D. Henig Ann & Gordon Getty Charles Schwab Barclays Global Investors Patricia Taylor Blythe Henwood Lani Hessen The Glass House Katie Schwab Hannah & Michael Barenbaum Nadine & Alex Terman Fran & Don Huston Jeanne Hoffman John Goldman Martyn Bergh Edward Topham Bixby Jamison Tracy & Thomas Iseler Shyla & Doug Hendrickson Jennifer & Todd Bielawski Ann Trimbach Ruba & Maz Judallah Erik Johnson HRJ Capital Hannah Blitzer David Van Horne Temp Keller Bruce Katz Jeff Koons * deceased Mara Blitzer Walter & Elise Haas Fund Mina Kim Justin Klein Korbel Champagne Cellars Megan Bouchier Jeremy Warms Maryon Davies Lewis Carol & Herb Lau Emeril Lagasse Jesse Brandl Mr. & Mrs. Matt Wilsey Don Linker Philanthropic Fund Stephanie LeGras The Liberty Jazz Quartet Andy Brown Pearl Wu Kristin & Ronn Loewenthal Greg Lehman Loews New Orleans Hotel Lesley Bunim Harvey Yampolsky & Randy Wellons Sonia Maksymiuk Robert Levy Ronnie Lott Alice Bybee Rebecca & Mitchell Mandich Lindsay & Jacob Lief Medlock Ames Winery Christina Byron Hillary & Bill Marino Joyce Linker & Jerry Weisbach The Modern Restaurant Chelsea Cannata Scott Miller Patsy & James Ludwig MoMA Terra & Chris Carmichael Sangita & Apu Mody Alexander Lurie Ames Morison Jen Carter Malia & Jonny Moseley Pedro Martins Jamie Niven Paige Cattano Christopher Mosellen Luke Maura Per Se CGK Group Irene Neuwirth McKesson Corporation PJW Wine Sarah Chandler Holly & Steve Overman Tracie & Jay Miller Zach Prowda Angela & Steve Cheung Tammy Ozuna Sandy & Hal Miller-Jacobs Public Tipping Point Community makes Tony Cogan Shawn Pattison Rachel Minard George Roberts every effort to follow donors’ Lanier Coles & Charlton Yu Lenora & Ken Peterson Jon Moscone Charles Schwab preferences when compiling Michael Conn Tanya & Richard Peterson Terri & Alan Muschott Sotheby’s the honor roll. If you would prefer Anne Cook Teresa & Michael Pitts Ellen & Walter Newman Storm King Art Center to have your name listed differently Rebecca Gwynne Craig Cheryl Polk Liz O’Donnell Weaver’s Coffee & Tea in the future, please let us know. Francesca Crisera Michael White Ken Whiting, Holme, Roberts & Owen, LLP staff

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