After 20 Years of Giving, Sand Hill Foundation Is Just Getting Started Story by Kate Bradshaw | Photos by Michelle Le

SECTION STORIESS TORIES ABOUT PEPEOPLEO PLE AND EVENTEVENTSS IN THE COMMUNITY Caring for community After 20 years of giving, Sand Hill Foundation is just getting started Story by Kate Bradshaw | Photos by Michelle Le

nnVision Shelter Network. 1995, it has provided more than Bruce Ives, CEO of InnVision The Peninsula Open Space $88 million to local nonprofits Shelter Network, says the Fords ITrust. The Boys & Girls and programs, particularly to supported what was then the Clubs of the Peninsula. Dana address problems relating to San Mateo County Shelter Net- Schmidt, programs officer at the health, the environment and work beginning in 1992, before The Hewlett Foundation. What economic security. In the last the Sand Hill Foundation was do these have in common? 20 years, Ms. Ford Dorsey says, even established. Since then, the They’ve all received funding the foundation has developed foundation has been a “signifi- from the Sand Hill Foundation, a reputation for being nimble, cant contributor” to Haven Fam- the philanthropic initiative of responsive, and aware of the ily House in Menlo Park, which the late and legendary Sand Hill community’s changing needs. provides interim shelter and Road developer Tom Ford, and Three local long-term beneficia- services for 23 otherwise home- In the past 20 years, the Sand Hill Foundation has developed a his wife Susan Ford Dorsey, who ries of the foundation’s support less families and boasts a success reputation for being nimble, responsive and aware of the community’s still serves as president and lives are InnVision Shelter Network, rate of more than 90 percent in changing needs, says foundation President Susan Ford Dorsey. in Woodside. the Peninsula Open Space Trust, helping families find and retain On the cover: Caryl Winter holds her son Brian in the playground That foundation turns 20 this and Boys & Girls Clubs of the stable, permanent housing after at Haven Family House in Menlo Park. year, and since it launched in Peninsula. a six-month program. He says the foundation has demonstrated a “long-term commitment to helping homeless people in our community,” add- ing that its reliable support from year to year adds stability to help the nonprofit address homelessness year-round. “Homelessness has never gone away,” Mr. Ives says. “It’s gone up and down.” The foundation doesn’t stop with giving money, he says. Foundation staff, such as Execu- tive Director Ash McNeely, often give his organization strategic advice and help nonprofits with similar objectives collaborate. The environment is another cause long supported by the Fords. When the Peninsula Open Space Trust (POST) was started in 1977, it was Mr. Ford who provided the trust its first office on Sand Hill Road. In 2006, POST moved offices to Palo Alto. The trust has helped to save more than 75,000 acres of open space and parkland in San Mateo, Santa Clara, and Santa Cruz counties, according to Marti Tedesco, spokeswoman for POST. “We’re so grateful that we have partners like the Sand

Child development teacher Rosa Ayala reads to a child at Haven Family House in Menlo Park. See CARING, page 22

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CARING continued from page 21

Hill Foundation, who see the environment and sustainability through the same lens that we do,” she said. The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Peninsula has also had a longstanding partnership with the Sand Hill Foundation, says executive director, Peter Forten- baugh. In 1993, Susan Ford Dorsey co-founded the Center for a New Generation, an after-school academic enrichment program, with Condoleezza Rice. Since 1996, it has been operated by the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Penin- sula. “Sand Hill (Foundation) has been an incredible partner for BGCP,” Mr. Fortenbaugh said. “Their long term and generous financial support has helped us expand our school based programs and deepen our partner- ships with schools.” Giving Back In addition to its impact on empowering local nonprofits, the Sand Hill Foundation has had an impact on the philanthropy workforce. In 2001, the Oscar Lopez, a second-grade mentor for the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Peninsula, helps a student with her history homework. foundation established the Tom Ford Fellowship in Philanthropy, In Santa Cruz, where she says, preserving open space in Stanford Children’s Hospital, were consistent with the envi- which provides three Stanford grew up, she was out with her the Peninsula has become more Peninsula Open Space Trust, ronment,” and stronger business graduates with a salary, health parents helping deliver toys challenging, and she expects and served as president of the communities. insurance, and mentorship to at Christmastime to children the challenge to escalate in the Santa Clara County United Fund According to the foundation’s pursue work at any U.S. founda- of low-income families. What future. She has also seen an and chairman of the Portola Val- website, Mr. Ford set up a tradition. struck her, she says, was the look uptick in the need for increased ley Planning Commission. tion of donating 25 percent of In 2006, Dana Schmidt was of excitement on the faces of the educational opportunities for Mr. Ford’s priorities as a real rent received from the Sand Hill selected for the fellowship and parents. “poor immigrant children.” estate developer were twofold, Road office development to non- went to work at another Menlo “Their Christmas was just like “How you survive in this com- Ms. Ford Dorsey says. He want- profit organizations serving the Park-based philanthropy: the our Christmas,” she says, and by munity without a lot of money is ed to build “developments that broader community. A William and Flora Hewlett that she means that the parents changing,” she says. More than Foundation. There, she spent of her less-affluent peers had the ever before, “you need a college a year with the foundation’s same aspirations for their chil- education in order to survive.” president, Paul Brest, working dren — health, happiness and “There will always be kids who on philanthropy in international security — as her parents had for need help,” she says. “As much education and supporting Mr. her. wealth as there has been here, Brest’s research for a book on But the experience came with a there are certainly a lot of people strategic giving. dose of wisdom, too: Those par- in need and a lot of pain.” “It was very much a launch- ents were going to have a much ing pad for me,” Ms. Schmidt harder time giving their kids the Tom Ford says of her Tom Ford Fellowship same kind of opportunities she Tom Ford was a real estate experience. “As I think about had as the daughter of a local developer, philanthropist, and myself vis a vis other colleagues doctor. Portola Valley resident. His work at the foundation and program A commitment to philan- as a developer made him one of officers, I am very thankful.” thropy and community service the key forces behind Sand Hill She also says that the Hewlett stayed with her, she says, as she Road becoming the “capital of Foundation has since launched grew up and went to college. venture capital.” its own three-year fellowship She attended the University of According to Ms. Ford Dorsey, program in response to the California at San Diego, major- even though Mr. Ford was a Tom Ford Fellowship program’s ing in cellular biology, and the transplant to California from demonstration of how valuable University of North Carolina at Ohio, he quickly came to love it could be to give people early Chapel Hill, where she attained a the area. He received bachelor’s in their careers the opportunity master’s degree in public health. degrees in economics and indus- to work in philanthropy. Even while serving as presi- trial engineering in 1942, served dent of Health Innovations, a as a Navy officer in World War Susan Ford Dorsey healthcare consulting firm she II, and received a law degree Co-founder and president of founded, she volunteered with in 1949 from the University of the foundation, Ms. Ford Dorsey, nonprofits and was a court- Michigan Law School. 61, has spent the last two decades appointed child advocate. He worked in Stanford’s busi- working in philanthropy full- Even after 20 years of fulltime ness office as director of land time, and nearly a lifetime in philanthropy, Ms. Ford Dorsey development for 10 years before community service. Her eyes shows no signs of slowing down. starting his own business as a light up when she recalls a for- Twenty years from now, she real estate developer. mative experience with giving says, the foundation will still be He was a trustee of the Stan- Tom Ford, Sand Hill Road developer and Silicon Valley philanthropist, when she was 10 years old. around. In the last five years, she ford University board of trustees, started the foundation in 1995, three years before his death.

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By Carol Blitzer family rather than individual. And they try to stick to a budget here’s not much time of about $25. to determine who’s been “The idea is more thinking Tnaughty or nice when about something you love and it comes to gift-giving in large want to share, rather than families. By mid-October, Jenna spending a lot,” Adamsms and Matthew Adams of Moun- said. tain View had already drawn One year, she gave the names for their Christmas gift book “Merry Christmas, exchange. Everywhere” by Arlene With five daughters ranging Eribach, which looks at from 4 to 14 years old, Jenna’s Christmas in different countriesie Courtesy of the McKeown family four siblings and Matt’s six, and includes instructions for The McKeown kids — from left, Jack, Eve, Esther and Grace — open gifts on Christmas morning in 2013. plus grandparents ... the list just craft projects. “I filled the box keeps growing. with stuff to make the projects Jenna recalls that as a child and sent it right after Thanks- nna and Greg McKeown, others, it lets them off the hook.” smaller stocking-stuffer gifts growing up in Centralia, Wash., giving — not expensive, things who moved to Menlo Between their four children, plus a major family gift. A her mom would take the five like a cake mix, a roll of stream- APark in 2006, also prefer their teachers, one sibling rota- popular tradition is giving a kids to the local mall where ers, grains to sprout,” she said. that each of their immediate tion and joining siblings to buy decorated toothbrush. “We they’d “buy small things for each “It gets to be so much stuff. family — which includes four for their parents, the McKeowns were amazed at how much person. We loved buying, wrap- I don’t need more stuff. I’d children from 6 to 12 years old still have a considerable list. they loved it. They’ll spend half ping, opening,” she said. With a rather have one smaller use- — give individual gifts. Both On Greg’s side, it’s simpler, an hour on Christmas total budget of about $20, they ful thing that brings the fam- Anna and her husband come mainly because his relatives live morning decorating could pick up little things, such ily together than individual from large families but with dif- in England and Scotland. They them with stickers!” as lip gloss, nail polish and hair sweaters from Aunt Shirley that ferent traditions. buy presents for his parents, she said. doodads (at least for the sisters). nobody likes,” she said. On Anna’s side they do a exchange with one sibling, but As the children “When we got older, like Other ideas include a movie sibling-rotating exchange. Last mainly send cards to the others. get older, the family gift has high school and college, we along with a large popcorn year Anna’s sister’s family of “We used to do a DVD of evolved into a “memory,” usu- had outgrown lots of little bowl and smaller ones for eight had their portraits taken. photos put in a slide show with ally a trip. In 2013, they went to junky things,” she said, and family night at the movies. Anna gathered those photos and music. This became quite dif- Costa Rica; last year they went so they began a gift rotation More personalized gifts have had them put on a large canvas, ficult,” she said, noting that to Spain. (oldest gives to the next oldest included advent calendars with creating a large family portrait. people put it off and sent in the “When we include what my and so on and so on, with the family names or a box of favor- “Getting it the right size was a photos late. After doing it for parents and Greg’s parents send, youngest giving to the oldest). ite things, from hand lotion to challenge,” she said. “They live three or four years, she decided there are plenty of gifts. They Today, with most of her sib- chocolates. in Arizona in a spacious house, it was time to pass the torch. “No don’t feel deprived,” she said. A lilingsng married, they And, of course, there’s always but money can be tight. We have one picked it up,” she added. Freelance writer Carol Blitzer aare continuing the that gift card to Amazon, she a $50 limit — more like $50 to For their immediate fam- can be emailed at rotation, only by added. $100 — and some ignore it. To ily, they put the emphasis on [email protected].

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Trained volunteers work one-on-one to help adults improve their basic reading, writing and English language skills so they can achieve their goals and ontributions to the Holiday Fund go directly to programs that benefit Peninsula residents. Last year, function more effectively at home, at work and in the Almanac readers and foundations contributed $172,000 for the 10 agencies that feed the hungry, house community. Volunteers also help students acquire basic C keyboard and computer skills. the homeless and provide numerous other services to those in need. Ravenswood Family Health Center Contributions to the Holiday Fund will be matched, to the extent possible, by generous community corporations, Provides primary medical and preventive health care for foundations and individuals, including the Rotary Club of Menlo Park Foundation, the William and Flora Hewlett all ages at its clinics in Belle Haven and East Palo Alto. Foundation and the David and Lucile Packard Foundation. 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Let your Imagination Soar! Rare chance to build the home you’ve always envisioned. 2+ acres. Nice flat pad. 7,000 +\- allowed. New 1,000 sf cottage (included in 7,000). Zip line through the trees? Second story with patios overlooking Windy Hill? Family compound? Wonderful location near trail heads. Bike to Ormondale then onto Georgia Lane and the Priory.

JENNY POLLOCKK DEANNAA TARR

A TRADITIONION OF TRUST 650.867.0609 415.999.1232 LIC# 01215021 LIC# 00585398

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