Annual Report 2014 Fueling the LGBT Movement Letter from the Board Chair & Executive Director
This report is about 2014. Yet as this letter is written in 2015, it’s impossible not to start by recognizing the spectacular recent progress of the movement for the rights and dignity of LGBT people: the move to eliminate the ban on transgender people serving in the military; the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ruling that discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation is illegal; and, of course, the grand marriage victory at the Supreme Court.
As we celebrate this dramatic progress, we all know that it comes out of the passion and sacrifices of countless people and the unflagging work of thousands of nonprofit groups, large and small. A relative few make headlines or become well known, but it is the many – not just the few – who make social change happen. These triumphs belong to all of us.
Horizons Foundation has had the great privilege of not only being part of many of these historic events, but helping to shape and fuel them. The foundation has been there early. It’s been there often. It’s been there again and again and again. Our first grant for work on LGBT marriage equality, for example, goes back nearly two decades. Our first grant in support of transgender rights happened nearly as long ago. Horizons made the first grant anywhere to fight HIV.
As this report relates, the year 2014 – the foundation’s 34th year – built on this powerful legacy. We are especially glad to share the remarkable list of grants made to organizations in every part of the LGBT community, as well as indicators of strong financial growth. The foundation’s assets grew by 10%; Dan C. Quigley donor-advisedRoger Doughty funds grew by almost 5%; and our Legacy Circle now honors more than 250 members Board Chair Executivewho’ve made Director commitments to support the LGBT community through their estate plans.
But as much as our community has to celebrate now, we know that our work in creating a world in which all LGBT people can live in equality, freedom, and dignity remains far from done. It’s for that reason that, as the foundation moves into its 35th anniversary year, we have quietly launched a bold and ambitious campaign for our community’s future. As you’ll see in the succeeding pages, we call it the Now and Forever Campaign, and we look forward to sharing more with you in the near future.
As always, every single grant Horizons makes and every single program we provide is because thousands of individuals and institutions step forward in support every year. The foundation’s board of directors and staff are profoundly grateful to each one. Your support has brought us – both the foundation and our community – so far. And it’s what will take us to an even brighter future tomorrow.
Audrey Koh, MD Roger Doughty Board Chair Executive Director
1 2014 Community Grantmaking
2014 Community Issues Grants Advocates for Informed Choice $5,000 Bay Area American Indian Two-Spirits $6,630 Brown Boi Project $9,000 Castro Country Club $9,000 Colectivo Acción Latina de Ambiente $7,000 Floating Ophelia Productions $5,000 Food For Thought $5,000 Friendfactor $5,000 Health Initiatives For Youth $10,000 Homeless Youth Alliance $10,000 Immigrant Legal Resource Center $9,000 Jewish Family & Children’s Services Of The East Bay $9,000 La Clínica De La Raza $9,000 Lavender Seniors of the East Bay $2,765 Marea Media $5,000 Our Family Coalition $15,000 Outlet Program – A project of Adolescent Counseling Services $4,000 Peacock Rebellion $5,000 Queer Rebel Productions $5,000 Queer Women Of Color Media Arts Project $9,000 Horizons Foundation fuels the Rainbow Community Center Of Contra Costa $15,000 Rainbow Women’s Chorus $5,000 LGBT movement through RYSE Youth Center $8,000 San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus $10,000 direct financial support to a wide San Francisco LGBT Community Center $10,000 San Francisco Transgender Day of Remembrance $1,000 variety of LGBT organizations. Somos Familia $8,000 Still Here $5,000 Listed are the organizations Trans March $6,630 Transgender, Gender Variant & Intersex Justice Project $10,000 supported in 2014. These grants, TOTAL: $223,025 as well as the more than 500 2014 Civil Marriage Collaborative Grant donor-advised grants made in Proteus Fund $63,000 2014, were made possible thanks TOTAL: $63,000 to the generosity of our donors, 2014 Coming Home Fund Openhouse $25,000 institutional partners, and the Curry Senior Center $10,000 Horizons Foundation – to support 2014 Give Out Day $20,000 contributors to the LGBT TOTAL: $55,000
Community Endowment Fund. 2014 Global Faith and Equality Fund Grants For a complete list of 2014 grants, please see our website. Center For Constitutional Rights $100,000 Planned Parenthood Federation of America & $75,000 International Pregnancy Advisory Services Political Research Associates $150,000 Southern Poverty Law Center $75,000 TOTAL: $400,000 2 2014 Give Out Day Prize Grants 2014 Organizational Endowment Grants Transgender Law Center $5,000 San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus $9,796 Gay-Straight Alliance Network $1,500 TOTAL: $9,796 Rainbow Community Center of Contra Costa County $1,000 Center for Sex and Culture $1,000 API Equality – Northern California $1,500 2014 Scholarship Fund Grants Black Girl Dangerous $5,000 2014 Markowski-Leach Scholarships Hispanics in Philanthropy $1,500 San Francisco State University Financial Aid Office $4,500 TOTAL: $16,500 Stanford University Financial Aid $3,000 University of California, Berkeley – Financial Aid $13,500 2014 Horizons Young Professionals for University of California, Berkeley – School of Law $1,500 University of California, San Francisco $1,500 Equality (HYPE) Grants 2014 eQuality Scholarship Fund LYRIC $5,000 Out in the Bay $1,000 Feather River College $6,000 Queer Rebels Productions $1,000 Fresno City College $2,200 Transgender, Gender Variant & Intersex Justice Project $1,000 Somos Familia $5,000 2014 Juan Marquez Memorial Fund Scholarship TOTAL: $13,000 Purdue North Central University $1,000 California Arts Education Association $1,000
2014 LGBTI Cameroon Fund Grant 2014 New Roads Scholarship Jewish Family Children’s Service of the East Bay $1,925 University of San Francisco $1,000 TOTAL: $1,925 San Francisco State University Financial Aid Office $1,000
2014 George Choy Memorial Scholarship 2014 LGBTI Russian Fund Grant Sammie Wills – GAPA Scholarship Winner $1,000 Jewish Family Children’s Service of the East Bay $1,000 Vanessa Li – GAPA Scholarship Winner $1,000 TOTAL: $1,000 TOTAL: $38,200 2014 Red Envelope Giving Circle Chinese Progressive Association $2,000 2014 Thomas Steel Fellowship Grant Chinese for Affirmative Action $7,250 Transgender Law Center $15,000 Bindlestiff Studio $1,250 TOTAL: $15,000 Our Family Coalition $2,000 Trikone $2,000 Japanese American National Library $2,000 TOTAL: $16,500
PAGE 2: Somos Familia, Horizons’ grantee, at Pride 2014 Photo: Maritza Martinez
PAGE 3: Trans March, Horizons’ grantee Photo: Gwen Park Photo
3 2014 Community Grantmaking
2014 Donor Advised Fund (DAF) Grants These are grants recommended by donors who have donor-advised funds at Horizons Foundation. Through these funds, donors support a variety of causes about which they are passionate. Horizons is pleased to provide philanthropic counseling to donors and help them maximize the impact of their giving.
Abortion Access Project $250 Adelante Mujeres $250 Adolescent Counseling Services $250 AIDS Legal Referral Panel $1,000 Alameda County Community Food Bank, Inc. 2 Grants Totaling $2,000 Alameda County Meals On Wheels $250 Alliance for Global Justice $15,000 Alliance for Smiles $250 Alumnae Association of Mills College 2 Grants Totaling $500 America SCORES $1,000 American Association of Physicians for Human Rights 2 Grants Totaling $2,900 American Civil Liberties Union Foundation 6 Grants Totaling $13,250 American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Northern California 2 Grants Totaling $50,250 American Foundation for Equal Rights $500 American Red Cross - Bay Area Chapter 2 Grants Totaling $1,000 American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals dba ASPCA $250 Amnesty International USA 2 Grants Totaling $750 Applied Information Management Institute $5,000 Arc of San Francisco 2 Grants Totaling $2,000 Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness Center 2 Grants Totaling $1,250 Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy $500 ASPIRAnet $5,000 Associated Students of the University of California at Berkeley $2,000 Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice 6 Grants Totaling $19,750 Athlete Ally $1,000 Athletic Scholars Advancement Program $500 Audre Lorde Project $250 Aurora Theatre Company $250 Autism Speaks $500 Ballet Teatro Internacional $500 Berkeley Food and Housing Project $500 Berkeley Public Library Foundation $300 Berkeley Repertory Theatre $250 Beyond Differences $5,000 4 Birmingham Southern College $500 DIGICOM $10,000 Breast Cancer Action Disability Rights Advocates A National & 6 Grants Totaling $14,250 International Center for Advancement of People $500 Breast Cancer Fund $10,000 Diversity Center Bright Star of Bethlehem NFP $500 2 Grants Totaling $2,750 Brooklyn Botanic Garden Corp. $2,500 Doctors without Borders USA buildOn $1,000 4 Grants Totaling $21,000 California Court Appointed Special Advocate Association $250 Earned Asset Resource Network, Inc. $250 California Pacific Medical Center Foundation $5,000 Earthjustice $250 California Shakespeare Theater $250 East Bay SPCA $1,000 California State Parks Foundation $250 Encampment for Citizenship $250 Camp Winnarainbow $500 Environmental Defense Fund Incorporated $500 Canine Companions for Independence $250 Episcopal Church in the Diocese of California $1,000 Castro Upper Market Community Benefit District $5,000 Equal Rights Advocates $250 Center for Community Change $250 Equality California Institute Center for Community Solutions $250 2 Grants Totaling $500 Center for Justice and Accountability $250 Esperanza Peace and Justice Center $250 Center for Young Women's Development $1,000 Families & Friends of Louisiana's Incarcerated Children $250 Chabad of Howard Beach Inc. $500 Families Against Mandatory Minimums Foundation $2,500 Chicana/Latina Foundation FINCA International Inc. $250 2 Grants Totaling $800 Fix our Ferals $250 Children's Hospital Foundation $1,000 Food for Thought $500 Choice USA $250 Frameline Christ School Inc. 3 Grants Totaling $3,250 2 Grants Totaling $1,000 Freedom to Marry $50,000 Civicorps Schools $250 Friends of Casa Materna $400 Classical Public Radio Network LLC $250 Friends of the Cameo Coastside Jewish Community $2,000 2 Grants Totaling $5,000 CodePink: Women for Peace $1,000 Friends of the Jewish Community Library $250 Collective Impact $250 Friends of the Oakland Public Library $250 Colorlines - Applied Research Center $500 Friends of the San Francisco Public Library Columbia College Fund $250 2 Grants Totaling $8,000 Community Foundation of Sonoma County $250 Friends of the Urban Forest Community Initiatives 2 Grants Totaling $750 2 Grants Totaling $500 Gamma Mu Foundation Inc. $1,000 Community Music Center $250 Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network – NY $250 Congregation Sha'ar Zahav $1,000 Gay-Straight Alliance Network Creativity Explored $500 3 Grants Totaling $3,000 DC Preservation League $250 Girls Inc. $7,500 De Marillac Academy $500 DePauw University $2,000 Desert AIDS Project $1,500 Developing Communities Incorporated $1,000
PAGE 4: Visible Silence, a film by Marea Media, Horizons’ Grantee
PAGE 5: Friendfactor, Horizons’ Grantee
5 2014 Community Grantmaking
Girls Incorporated of Alameda County 2 Grants Totaling $750 GLBT Historical Society 6 Grants Totaling $7,300 Glide Foundation/Glide Health Services 3 Grants Totaling $12,500 Global Exchange 2 Grants Totaling $1,250 Global Fund for Women 2 Grants Totaling $500 Global Heritage Fund $1,000 Golden Gate Audubon Society Inc. $500 Golden Gate Men's Chorus $250 Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy $300 Golden Gate Performing Arts/San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus 4 Grants Totaling $6,575 Grace Cathedral Corporation $500 Graduate Theological Union $2,500 Greater Palm Springs Pride Inc. $250 Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco $400 Habitat for Humanity Partners Council $250 Harm Reduction Therapy Center $500 Hearing and Speech Center Of Northern California $250 Henry Ohlhoff House $300 Highlander Research & Education Center $250 Homeless Prenatal Program, Inc. $5,000 Human Rights Campaign Foundation 3 Grants Totaling $10,500 Immigration Equality $250 International Development Exchange $500 International Gay & Lesbian Human Rights Commission 7 Grants Totaling $4,500 International Planned Parenthood Federation - Western Hemisphere Region Inc. $500 Jewish Community Federation 2 Grants Totaling $500 Jewish Family & Children's Services of the East Bay 2 Grants Totaling $1,500 Jewish Vocational Service $500 Jewish Voice for Peace 2 Grants Totaling $1,000 John Ernest Foundation $4,000 Justice Now 2 Grants Totaling $1,250 KALW Public Radio $1,000 Keshet 2 Grants Totaling $1,000 Kiva Microfunds $2,500 La Casa de Las Madres $250 La Pena Cultural Center $250 Lambda Legal Defense & Education Fund 7 Grants Totaling $9,600 Laos Literary Project $1,000 6 Larkin Street Youth Services National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health $250 7 Grants Totaling $6,500 National Lawyers Guild Foundation $500 Left Coast Chamber Ensemble $500 National Network of Abortion Funds $250 Legal Services for Prisoners with Children $1,000 National Park Foundation $250 Levydance Inc. National Park Trust $250 2 Grants Totaling $2,500 National Radio Project $500 Life Eldercare $1,000 National Trust for Historic Preservation in the US $500 Lifehouse Inc. $1,000 National Women’s Health Network Inc. $500 Lift Inc. $5,000 Natural Resources Defense Council Loco Bloco $1,000 2 Grants Totaling $3,000 Lutheran World Relief New Conservatory Theatre Center 2 Grants Totaling $1,000 2 Grants Totaling $500 Lyon-Martin Health Services New Israel Fund $800 2 Grants Totaling $6,000 North Carolina Outward Bound School $2,000 LYRIC Northern California Public Broadcasting Inc. (KQED) 2 Grants Totaling $750 7 Grants Totaling $8,200 MADRE $1,000 Northern Sonoma Healthcare Foundation $1,000 Magic Theatre of San Francisco $250 Oakland Digital Arts & Literacy Center Marin AIDS Project $250 2 Grants Totaling $20,000 Meals on Wheels of San Francisco $250 Oakland East Bay Symphony $250 Media Alliance $1,500 Oakland Institute $250 Medic Mobile Inc. $500 Oakland Public Education Fund $5,000 Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center $1,000 Odyssey 2020 Academy Inc. $2,000 Mendocino County Public Broadcasting $500 Old First Center for the Arts $500 Mental Health America of Hawaii $250 Old First Presbyterian Church Merola Opera Program $1,000 2 Grants Totaling $8,250 Middle East Children's Alliance OLOC, Inc. 3 Grants Totaling $2,000 2 Grants Totaling $1,750 Mills College $250 On Your Feet Foundation Northern California $1,000 Minnesota Brass Inc. $2,000 Openhouse Motivating, Inspiring, Supporting & 13 Grants Totaling $17,650 Serving Sexually Exploited Youth $250 ORAM - Organization for Refuge Asylum & Migration Ms Magazine/Feminist Majority Foundation 3 Grants Totaling $3,250 2 Grants Totaling $500 Our Family Coalition Mujeres Unidas y Activas $1,000 5 Grants Totaling $2,300 NAACP Legal Defense & Education Fund Inc. $250 Out Now Inc. $2,500 National Advocates for Pregnant Women $250 Outward Bound California $500 National Center for Lesbian Rights Pacific Center for Human Growth $500 22 Grants Totaling $118,750 Pacific School of Religion $1,000 National Clearinghouse for the Defense of Battered Women $250 National Council of Jewish Woman Incorporated $3,000 National Gay and Lesbian Task Force $2,000
PAGE 6: Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project (QWOCMAP), Horizons’ Grantee
PAGE 7: Golden Gate Performing Arts/San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus, Horizons’ Grantee
7 2014 Community Grantmaking
Pahara Institute 2 Grants Totaling $5,000 Palm Springs Art Museum $250 Parallele Ensemble Corporation $1,000 Parent, Friends, Lesbian and Gays National Office 3 Grants Totaling $3,250 Peace Development Fund, Inc. $250 Pen American Center Inc. $2,500 Pets Are Wonderful Support $500 Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra $250 PKD Foundation $1,000 Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc. 2 Grants Totaling $5,500 Point Foundation 3 Grants Totaling $6,000 Point Reyes Bird Observatory $500 Political Research Associates $250 Portland Audubon Society $250 Positive Resource Center $250 Prescott College $10,000 President & Fellows of Harvard College $1,200 Preventing Cervical Cancer $1,000 Pride Center of Vermont $500 Pride Foundation $500 Project Open Hand 4 Grants Totaling $2,150 Puente de la Costa Sur $560 QWOCMAP - Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project $1,000 Rainbow Honor Walk $5,000 Raising a Reader of San Francisco and Alameda Counties $7,500 Redwood Empire Food Bank $250 Redwood Justice Fund $500 Regional Parks Foundation $250 Richmond-Ermet Foundation $1,500 Rosenberg Fund for Children $1,000 Rotary Foundation of Rotary International $500 Rotary Service Inc. $650 Safe Schools Desert Cities, Inc. $1,000 SAGE Project, Inc. $3,000 San Francisco AIDS Foundation 5 Grants Totaling $13,250 San Francisco AIDS Fund $600 San Francisco Ballet Association $496 San Francisco Chronicle Season of Sharing Fund 2 Grants Totaling $900 San Francisco Conservatory of Music 4 Grants Totaling $3,250 San Francisco Food Bank 4 Grants Totaling $13,450 San Francisco FrontRunners $1,000 San Francisco General Hospital Foundation 2 Grants Totaling $10,000 San Francisco Jewish Film Festival 2 Grants Totaling $3,000 8 San Francisco LGBT Community Center Tides Foundation 9 Grants Totaling $11,500 2 Grants Totaling $900 San Francisco Opera $250 Transgender Law Center San Francisco Parks Trust 2 Grants Totaling $1,750 2 Grants Totaling $5,000 Tregaron Conservacy $500 San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Association $250 True Colors Foundation $750 San Francisco Unified School District $2,000 Trust for the National Mall $4,250 San Francisco Waldorf School Association $500 Turtle Bay Exploration Park San Francisco Women Against Rape $500 2 Grants Totaling $22,000 San Francisco Women's Centers/The Women's Building $10,000 UCLA Foundation/Williams Institute San Marcos High School $500 2 Grants Totaling $45,500 Save Mount Diablo $5,000 Unitarian Universalist Association $250 Sebastopol Community Cultural Center $250 United Negro College Fund $300 Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and United States Fund for UNICEF $500 San Mateo Counties $250 University of California Berkeley Foundation Senior Coastsiders $250 2 Grants Totaling $1,750 SFCODA $500 University Of California Haas School Of Business $400 SFSU Foundation $2,500 University of California San Francisco Foundation Siena Francis House $250 2 Grants Totaling $15,000 Slow Food Sacramento $500 Urban Creeks Council $2,500 Slow Food USA Inc Urgent Action Fund $3,500 2 Grants Totaling $17,500 White Earth Land Recovery Project $500 Smith College $20,000 Woman Vision - Women's Music Project Sonrisas Community Dental Center $250 3 Grants Totaling $35,000 Southern Poverty Law Center Women In Medicine, Inc 2 Grants Totaling $2,500 2 Grants Totaling $7,000 Spectrum LGBT Center $500 Women's Cancer Resource Center Sperm Bank of California $250 2 Grants Totaling $800 Spirit Rock Meditation Center $500 Women's Foundation of California St. Anthony Foundation $250 4 Grants Totaling $40,500 St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital $300 Yale Gay and Lesbian Alumniae Association Inc. $1,000 StartOut $250 Yale University $8,500 StateBridge $250 Zoological Society of San Diego $250 Stolen Youth $250 TOTAL: $1,052,231 Sundance Association for Country Western Dancing $1,200 Taking the Reins $500 Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation $250 Other Grants The LGBT Community Center of the Desert $1,000 Frameline $2,500 The Progressive $250 Miami-Dade Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce $7,000 The San Francisco School $1,000 San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Center $2,500 The Threshold Foundation $1,500 Transgender Law Center $100 The University Corporation: San Francisco State TOTAL: $12,100 2 Grants Totaling $15,000 The University Of Alabama At Birmingham, Center For Aids Research 2 Grants Totaling $2,000 The V Foundation $500
PAGE 8: Our Family Coalition, Horizons’ Grantee
PAGE 9: Immigrant Legal Resource Center, Horizons’ Grantee
9 Programs
Horizons strengthens and supports all parts of the LGBT community
Horizons is the world’s first LGBT community foundation, and the only nonprofit that supports all parts of the LGBT community throughout the Bay Area. Since 1980, Horizons has granted more than $32 million to critical organizations that help thousands of people each day. We’re often the first to provide grants to emerging nonprofits and a core funder for anchor organizations that advocate for LGBT rights, serve LGBT youth and elders, ensure community health, and promote arts and culture.
Horizons mobilizes a community of donors and funders for greater impact
Horizons fuels the LGBT movement by mobilizing people to increase giving, educating donors, and combining individual donations so that all gifts benefit multiple organizations and thousands of lives. We also advocate for important LGBT causes with mainstream foundations and corporate funders who rely on our 35 years of expertise, bringing millions of additional dollars to LGBT nonprofits.
Horizons actively secures our LGBT community’s future for generations to come
Horizons actively secures our community’s future by promoting planned giving and building the LGBT Community Endowment Fund, a permanent fund dedicated to meeting the needs, securing the rights, and celebrating the lives of LGBT people – forever.
10 Vision Horizons Foundation envisions a world where all people live free from prejudice and discrimination, and where LGBT people contribute to and thrive in a vibrant, diverse, giving, and compassionate community.
Mission A community foundation rooted in and dedicated to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community, Horizons Foundation exists to:
Mobilize and increase resources for the LGBT movement and organizations that secure the rights, meet the needs, and celebrate the lives of LGBT people
Empower individual donors and promote giving as an integral part of a healthy, compassionate community
Steward a permanently endowed fund through which donors can make legacy gifts to ensure our community’s capacity to meet the future needs of LGBT people
PAGE 4: Still Here, Horizons’ grantee, co-founders and curators, Cristina Mitra and Natalia Vigil Photo: Eli Africa
Rachel J. Robasciotti and Barry R. Taylor, co-chairs of the Professional Advisors Council
Horizons Young Professionals for Equality (HYPE) and grantees
PAGE 5: RYSE Youth Center, Horizons’ Grantee, Alphabet Group leadership retreat
11 Institutional Partners
Coming Home Fund
Horizons is grateful to our many corporate and foundation supporters, The Small Change Foundation whose contributions help make all that the foundation does possible.
12 Adler & Colvin Mass Mutual Angry Otter Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated Bing Consulting Services, Inc. Metropolitan Lounge, Inc / The LookOut Buffalo Exchange Ltd. New Conservatory Theatre Center Climb Real Estate OutSmart Office Solutions Community Health for Asian Americans The Q Restaurant and Bar, Napa Community Thrift Redbud Design Deloitte Tax LLP Robert John Russo Galleries Dev Con Construction San Francisco Police Officers Association ellaprint SJW Construction Fountaingrove Lodge State Farm – Joe Freund Ghosh Financial Group Sterck Kulik O’Neill Accounting Group, Inc. Guaranteed Rate Stuart Foundation Harrell Remodeling Three Sticks Winery Heath-Newton LLP Transition Fitness and Sport Therapy by Laura B Hot Cookie Walmart Neighborhood Market Marny Hall, LCSW Wendel, Rosen, Black & Dean, LLP
PAGE 6: Dennis Rhodes and Irene White Photo: Ryan Jones
PAGE 7: Arden Hoffman, Bryan Parsons, and Carlo Iyog Photo: Ryan Jones
13 Individual Donors
Champion Sustainer ($50,000 or more) ($2,500–$4,999) Estate of George W. Lord* Paul F. Albert Ferolyn T. Powell* Anonymous Emily Rosenberg & Darlene de Manincor John Barabino & David Huebner David P. Black Morton B. Blatt & Peter G. Holmstrom Visionary Douglas S. Braley & James S. Otwell ($25,000–$49,999) William Charles Brockett & The Global Faith & Equality Fund, Lawrence William Bryer a donor-advised fund of Cynthia Brooks & Judith Thompson Horizons Foundation Robert W. Clegg & Jorge Rey-Prada Alvin Baum & Robert Holgate Jay J. Cohen Tom Burke & Axel Brunger Richard T. Davis & William J. Lowell Prescott W. Hafner & William D. Glenn David Dean & Steve Lowinger Lesbians for Good, a donor-advised fund Roger Doughty & Royce Lin of Horizons Foundation Kurt Feichtmeir & Gerald Reis Jeff Lewy & Ed Eishen Mitzi Henderson Susan E. Lowenberg & Joyce Newstat Dan Joraanstad & Bob Hermann Bev Scott & Courtney Giselle A. Jurkanin & Kristin A. Cooper Michael Kay & Stephen Shearer Paul Kennedy Cornerstone Bruce Kikuyama & Mark Smigelski ($15,000–$24,999) Michael Kossman & Luis Orrico John Clay Leonard Erin Flynn & Chloe Atkins Cynthia Luna McVeigh & Kari Luna McVeigh Advocate Dan Neumann & David Richardson Peter Eric Philipp, CFA, CFP & ($10,000–$14,999) Rick Holden Leadership members Anne Sterling Dorman Steve Polsky & Mark Oliver Joq S. Lasner Kathleen Quenneville & Diane Allen have a powerful impact The Live Oak Fund, a donor-advised fund Dan C. Quigley & Eric Emanuel of Horizons Foundation Michael Rabanal & Alfredo Victorio on the foundation’s Ash McNeely & Elisa Odabashian Dale Rettinger Robert G. Evans & Terry Micheau Gale K. Richards & Ruth Dawson work both today and into William Snider & Brian Cameron Rachel J. Robasciotti Gary Roof & Douglas Light the future. Robert W. Sass Builder James R. Shay & Steven Correll ($5,000–$9,999) A. Sparks Laurence Colton & John McCoy Sam & Julia Thoron Bob Fuller & Juan Mata Scott W. Walton Margarita Gandia Andreas S. Weigend Nanette Gartrell, MD & Andrew Fisher & Jeffry Weisman Dee Mosbacher, MD, PhD Paul S. Woolford & Rick Freeman James C. Hormel & Michael P. Nguyen Lawrence R. Kolka & Ian J. MacWilliams *Deceased Randolph S. Quebec & Cal Long Peter Scott Lia Shigemura & Helen Zia Robert Warren
14 Supporter ($1,000–$2,499) Jay Allen & Angelo DiPietrantonio Marc Hughes Corey Rosenberg & Samuel Pedersen Rosío Alvarez & Juana María Rodríguez Ross T. Jackson, MD & Gary Barg Estate of Joseph A. Rosenthal* Ahmisa Fund, a donor-advised fund of Crystal Jang & Sydney Yeong Sue V. Rosser & Patricia Miller Horizons Foundation M. Jean Johnston & Katherine Morris Robert S. Russell Anonymous Russell I. Kassman Linda Scaparotti Ignatius Bau & John Bare James F. King Graham Schneider Roy Bateman Deb L. Kinney Gordon R. Seligson Charles Beazell David L. Kirp A.J. Shepard & Anthony Chiu Beverly A. Benson & Pamela L. Farmer Lawrence C. Klein Randall A. Shields & Harrison Yeoh Greg Bogdan, CPA Audrey Koh, MD & Gaeta Bell Fred Silverman & Gérard Buulong Ruth Borenstein & Karen Strauss Neil Lang & Joe Pessa John H. Simonds, Jr. & Dan Swilley Steve Branton, CFP James L. Laufenberg & Michael Daly Simpson-Asprodites Family Timothy L. Bridge & William L. Holzemer Hon. Mark Leno Patricia Simpson, MD & Radah Butler Cheri L. Bryant Lesbian Equity Foundation, Robert J. Skolaski Robert J. Carr Naomi Fine & Kathy Levinson Mark Small Linda Chase Kerry Lobel & Marta Drury, Deb Stallings & Carol Whichard Calvin Chou & Craig Kliger girls just wanna have funD John M. Stephenson Michele L. Cobble Susan A. Lombardi & Linda E. Amuso John W. Stewart III & Jody Cole & Katharine Cole Keith Loring Ramon A. Torres Daniel R. Conlin, MD Craig Lyall & Dominic Dimento John Stiehler & Michael Genhart Paul M. Connolly & Chas Nol Jim Maloney & Andrew Nance Kenneth Talmage Rochelle Dineen Lester A. Marks Barry R. Taylor, CFP & John Inson Robert Dockendorff Keitaro Matsuda & Charles Rick Diane Tom & Karen Hart Douglas Drummond & John Tuttle Kevin McCarthy & David P. Bui, MD Cheryl Traverse Ilana Drummond & Sharon Dulberg Marshall Kirk McKusick & Eric P. Allman Scott Turner Milton Estes, MD Barbara J. Meislin George D. Tuttle & Farouk & ShuSheng Family Fund Richard Meiss & Peter Rudy F. Bennett Cushman II Jeffrey Fraenkel & Alan Mark Weston F. Milliken Peg Van Camp & Carol Patterson Dorothy L. Furgerson & Carrie Reid Rick Mordesovich, CIMA Johannes Vanderkooy & Robert Glavin Paula Morris & Cory Pohley Edward Franco David Gleba & George Beatty, MD Donald C. Myers & Jose L. Iglesias Léonie Walker & Kate O'Hanlan, MD Michael Carrillo Hall Barbara Noda & Mimi Lim Hon. James L. Warren (Ret.) Douglas E. Hanlin & Kelvin Lynch Cassandra M. Law & Laura Bray Stanley Watson & Emanuel Anes Richard D. Hansen John Osborn Irene V. White Mary Edna Harrell Andrew B. Parker-Rose & Flavio Rose Epstein James G. Williamson & Geoffrey Kors Linda Harrison & Ellen Anderson Charles Perl & Theodore Nguyen Rebecca Schnier Witte Frederick Hertz Stephen Perreault Ronald Wolberg Liz Hoadley & Marsha Gale Alice C. Philipson & Petra Liljestrand Jan E. Woolsey Ted Hollifield & Scott Ellison Colonel (IL) Jennifer Natasha Pritzker, IL ARNG James Wright & Gary Pete Encinas* Pamela A. Hones & Katherine McQuade Edward Michael Reyes Stan Yogi & David Carroll Clifford W. Hopkins & Stephen Callcott Eddie Reynolds & Ed Jones Jan Zobel, EA David E. Hopmann & James W. Taul, Jr. Robert Ripps & Steven Spector Eric Hsu & Jim Chambers Timothy Rodrigues & Alan Mason *Deceased
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15 Individual Donors
Friends Circle Jennifer Bing Patrick Chrisman Michael Blackbury José Cisneros & Horizons’ Friends Circle is Cynthia Blair Mark D. Kelleher made up of donors whose Susan Bluer Bradley J. Clark & giving totals less than Anne Bluethenthal Ronald J. Pusateri $1000 in a calendar year. Adam Blum Kathryn Clubb Horizons is extremely Gerry A. Blunt Jeffrey Cluett & grateful to our Friends Virginia Bogios & George Rodgers IV Circle donors who Annette Bohanon Greg Coffey understand that no gift is Robert Bohan B. Cole & Aisha Pew too small to be important. Brian Bonds Viva Concha Erin Booth-Sahs Stephen Conn Anonymous (16) Christopher Bostick Susan Connell 100 Lesbians and Michael Boyder & Claire Conway Our Friends Anne K. Boyder Mark Cooper Margie Adam Terry Bradford Bill Coppock Marcy Adelman, PhD Nancy Brixey Luis Corrales Joseph Aiello Dan Brockhage Edilberto Cortez & Thomas Ainsworth Jessica Broda Martin Garcia Linda Akamine Jennifer Brody Yolanda Cowans Duangdao Akkarach Jeanette Brown, MD & Melisa Hinman Panagiota Alexiadis Stephanie DeMaria Joseph Crimoli Frederick Alfredo Barbara Buckley & Karl Cronin Wilford Almoro Barb Hargrave Diane Currie Joseph Alvarado Brian Budd & Ted Yamasaki Scott Cutler Connie Anast Gavin Bui Haydée Cuza Rodolfo Arauz Kevin Burke & Jeff Ferguson Susan Dagnese Benjamin A. Archibald John Burton John F. Dains Don Armbrust Sean Bushart Robert Darling, Esq. & Megan Avalon David Buxbaum Robert Rosen Leila Aziz Steve Cannell & Robert R. Harman II Charhys Bailey John Colicelli Darby Davenport Susan Bailey Erik Carranzo Alex Davis Gilda Bain-Pew David Cartalla Matthew Davis Leo Ballate Jeff Casey Nancy L. Davis & Michael L. Bankert Mark Casey Donna Hitchens Anne Barbour Roger Eric Castongia Aaron Delgado & Travis Bronson Tina Barker John M Cavanagh Rodney DeMartini & Constance Barnett Patricia Chadwick Frederick Kasl Ophelia Basgal & Lu Chaikin, PhD Peter Denny Gary Fitschen Hinda Chalew Teresa Dentino Daniel Bauman Fritz Chang Ed DeRidder Pablo Bautista Kiana Chang Kelly Dermody & Billie Mizell Minden Beach Rafael Chang Dino Di Donato Luke Beale Kriya Chantalat Mario P. Diaz Art Becerra Jim Chappell William John Dickens John Beck Leslie Chatham & William C. Diebel Cindy G. Beckwith & Kathie Weston Andrew Dilts Jean C. Ryan Noris Chavarria Andrew Dimichele Alison Bernstein & Judy Debbie Chaw Earl Diskin Appel Matthew Chayt Ann Do Marsha Berry Susan Chen Deborah Don Stephen L. Billars Jerald A. Choy Mary Helen Donovan
16 Jeffery Doong James A. Frazin, CFP, AIF Rena Harel PJ Johnson John A. Dopp & Donna M. Freeman Alexander Harken Adrienne Jonas David J. Lumadue Joseph Freund & Ken Poudrier C. Nathan Harris Eric Jones & Steve Branton Shoshana Dorby Nina Friedman & Eric Nass Anna Harrison Marianne Jones Emily Doskow Lynne Funkhouser Pan Haskins, CPA, MS Betsy Joyce & Sarah McGrath Sheila Von Driska Kyle Gabler Mary Ann Hatlan Steve Juliano Kenneth W. Barnes & Kevin P. Galvin & David Workman Paula Hawthorne Marcus A. Jung John Ducote Daniel Kern & Judith Ganley Kris Hayashi Perry Jung & Robert Nehring Bruce Dugstad Norma Garcia Garrett T. Hayashida Yoel H. Kahn & Daniel J. Bellm Robert Dunn Paul Garcy Rose Hayes Poonam Kapoor Kathleen Dyer Barbara L. Garnish Quinn Hearne Bonnie Kates John F. Dynia David Gates & Judith Seid Jenna Heath & Dyan Miller Stuart Kay Edward Dzialo John Gilliland Matt Hendry John M. Kern Lynne Eggers Bret Gladfelty Lynn Henley Amanda Keton & Aubrey Hone Madison Eker Meryl J. Glass David Henry Yasmine Khan Sally Elkington Kurt G. Fran Herman Devesh Khatu Walter R. Ems Eileen Glutzer Kris Hill, CPA Robert King Jr. Alexander W. Endo Allan P. Gold, PhD Lori Hill Ray Klauber Nancy Erikson Daniel J. Goldstein Melissa Hines Steven Kmucha Eric Ethington & Doug Okun Carol Gonzalez Liz Hirsch Miranda Kolbe Lynn Eubanks, EA Kat Gragos Ira S. Hirschfield & Deborah Koski & Bianca Kaprielian Leslie Ewing James K. Graham Tom R. Hansen Joe Kroll Richard G. Fabian Jess Graves Bill Hirsh Gary M. Lang Susan Fandel Elizabeth Gray Matt Hissey Cassandra M. Law & Laura Bray John Fassett Cash Graydon Mark Hodgson Nina Lawrence Tosca Fasso & Christopher Ward Charna Greenstein Katharine Holland, John M. LeBedda II Thomas Faulds Mary Ann Greenwood Coldwell Banker Daniel Jae-Won Lee Joseph Ferrucci, Esq. Ana Grillo Jill D. Hollander, MBA, CFP, ADPA Alexandra J. Lekach Sharna Fey Marc Grodner Fred J. Holub Janet Leno Karen Finan Elizabeth Groenewegen Erika Hom & Abby Conklin Susan LeSeure Rachelle Firestone Roger S. Gross, Esq. Aubrey Hone, Esq. Linda Levey Alice Fishman Joseph P. Grubb Steven C. Huang Adam Levine Hon. Tara M. Flanagan Joseph M. Guerrero Kate Humphrey Darrell W. Lew Joseph Flanders Marissa Guerrero Susan H. Stuart Lewan Grace Flannery Diane Guinn Kathleen Hurley & Sarah Hamilton Carol Lewis Tom Fleming Jr. Andrew Gutierrez Meri Issel & Patricia Reedy Linda Lewis Melvin Flyer Timothy Guzman Linda Jacobs & Paula Hyman Yun Lien & Beth A. Williams Rayann Foltz Jeffrey A. Haass Mark Jacobs Amos & Michael Lim Brett Cooper & James Fontanilla Marny Hall Bennett L. Janken David Litzelman & Alan Jacquin Sherrill A. Ford Ellen Haller, MD & Eric Jansen Angie Liuzza Jan Fossberg Joanne Engel, MD Laura Jarrell Norma Jean Lopez Kathryn Fox & Brigeda Bank Claire Hamady Tory Jeffay Edward K. Lortz Alfred Fraijo Kate Hancock Lorna Jensen Stacy Lovelace Alan Francisco-Tipgos Dennis & John Hanley and Family Patricia K. Johnsen Genaro Franco Sue Hansen Chris Johnson & Barry Miller Lorie & Annemary Franks
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PAGE 17: Philanthropy Series, The State of the LGBT Movement Update panelists, Jessica Stern, Christine Sun, and Rick Zbur
17 Individual Donors
Martin Low & Bart Aoki Jill Morehead Maya Philipson On Lu Renata Moreira & Hollis Phillips & Kevin Lucas Lori Bilella Whitney Miskell Helen Sloss Luey Mark Morewitz Lake Phillips Calvin G. Lum, DVM Nancy Morgan Patrick Phillips Jason Macario Janice Morrish Paula Phillips Brian Mack Tod Mostero Michael Poplardo Douglas Mackay Paul Mugnier & Joe Long Robin M. Poppoff Joanne Madden & Ann Hood Brett Murhpy & Caroline Potter Christopher Magnus Jake Natalini Kent Potter Rafael Mandelman Robert R. Harman II Maria Powers Justin Mannie Sira Murphy Gail Price John Marsh Thomas Murphy & Kenneth Price & Steven Kehrli Alex Martinez & Tim Murray Ora S. Prochovnick & Michael Baxter Tom Musbach Rena Frantz Maritza Martinez & Gary Myerscough Deborah O. Pugh & Sarah Pearlman Ethan Nasr Carol A. Gossett Patricia Martinez Kirk A. Nass & Galen Quaring & Steve Maschmedt Michael E. Gillespie Leigh Anderson F. Curtis May, PhD & Leah Neaderthal Carol Queen Vladislav U. Berov-May James Neely Janet Rachel Millford May Beth Nelsen David Rak Laurin Mayeno Michelle Ney Alex Randolph Eric W. Mayo & Ron Reece Jae Ng Donald & Hilary Read Nancy M. Mazza Thao H. Ngo Kate A. Reber & George McBride Phillip Nguyen Laura Mae Alpert Michelle McCormick & Qui Nguyen Linda Reid Sara Davis Patricia Nicholson Theresa Rendlich Laura McCrea Beth Nickel Molly Reno & Saunterre Irish Sarah McEnroe Jeffrey A. Nigh Lin Repola Kevin G. McHenry Edward Noble Steven Rickards Adam McMillan Cary Norsworthy Elizabeth Rigali David E. Meders Joe Norton & Trip Weil Kandra Rivers Mirna Medina James Oakley Chad Roberts Owen Melo Barrie O'Donnell Patrick Roberts PAGE 18: Cheryl Mendicino Jo Ann Ogden Patricia Robertson, MD & 2014 Gala Dinner & Casino Party Noah Metheny Lester M. Olmstead-Rose Susan Ashton with Advocate Sponsor, PG&E Yann Metz Michael O'Malley Shannon Rock Ann Meyer Robert Orban Timothy Rodrigues Dee Michel Thibault Ortiz Victor Rosario & Gregg Cook PAGE 19: Jane Brindle Miller Patricia Osage Jim Rosenau Horizons Foundation’s Grantee Shari Miller Jim Setta & Debbie Ruben Breakfast Vadim Milman & Jon Kastrup Ron Overmann Vola Ruben Charles R. Minehart Joseph Pace Renee Rueda Kristin Ming Stephanie Papas Mark Rumpler Nina Mirani Blake Park Daniel Ryan Keisuke Miyaki Jeremy Pelkey Kent L. Sack, MD Kristine A. Mizutani Maritza Penagos Kirby Sack & Pamela Merchant C. Nicholas Moore & Joel T. Perlstein Eric Saddik Dan Poirier Stephanie Perron Lidia Salazar Jan Moore Eric Pfeiffer Vincent A. Sales Matthew Moore Gary Pfitzer Robert Schaff & Melton Smith Maria Morales
18 Rachel Schiff Deb Spingola Laura Tow Lawrence Wexler Barbara Schmitt Linda Squires-Grohe Lori Townsend Jeffrey White Sima M. Schoen Duan Stallons Tai Trang & Mark Philpot Nann White Kenneth D. Schultz & Peter Stansky Sheryl Traum Alexis Whitham Brian M. Gronlund Peg Stevenson & Karen Marie Trexler Mark Wiesen Dara L. Schur Topakian Randall H. Trigg & Thomas Wiley Malte Schultz David B. Stickney, CFM Caitlin Stanton Douglas Will Jodi Schwartz Juanita Stockwell David Tsai Susan Winer & Carol Felch Sara Schwegler Wendy Storch & Ruth L. Tucker & Cyndi Gary A. Winter Wolf Schweiger Barbara Berkeley Williamson Ron Wong & Mike Tekulsky Linda K. Scott & Elizabeth H. Storey Patricia Tura & Sarah Slaughter Zee Wong Dolores J. Casazza Glenn Stover Robin Turner-Allen Frank Woo Harold E. Segelstad Dennis P. Stradford Alan M. Twhigg Keren Woodward Linda Seiler Elrich Strydom Michael Uball Deb Wyatt, MD & Andree Hest Angelo Severino Jack Su Andrew Utiger Cedric Chua Yap & Keith Shackelford Timothy J. Sweeney Angel Valdez Edward G. Liebst Jr. William S. Shelley & Curtis Chun Joan Taber Heriberto G. Vargas & Jerry Yarbrough Kyle Sherwood Olga Talamante Daniel Crisafulli Thomas L. Yaussy Suzanne Sheuerman Valerie Talmage Rosanna Ventrone Paul Ybarbo Ora Shields Robert Kenneth Tat Jennifer Vertrees Lil Yeong Rhonda Shiffman Joan Tayler Paul R. Vesper Ellen Yetzer Michael D. Siever Elizabeth Taylor & Margaret Vincent, MD Betsy York & Demetrhea Terrien Jesse Silver Morgan Abbott Gary Virginia D. Bruce Young Josh Silverman Matt Taylor Nicolas Viveros Daniel J. Young Alicia Sinclair, MD Robert Teague & Samantha L. Vogel Jacob Young Robert Smedfjeld Daniel W. Ashbrook Loy E. Volkman & Ingu Yun Carmen Smith Philip A. Tecau Cathyann Stonehill Jamie Leno Zimron & Tamar Lavi Daniel L. Smith & Alex Goro Mark Tetrault & Marc Lindsell Christopher B. Wagner Barbara Zoloth & Sharon J. Washington Kathryn Snyder Ken Thames & Joseph Dashiell Gregory C. Walker Alex S Kyle Theis Kimberly Warman Kelea Somerton David J. Thomas Dorothy J. Webster Ben Sosin Jeffrey Thorpe Jonas Weil Jesus Soto Richard Thorvilson Peter A. Weiser & John Hudson Sonia Sousa Christopher F. Tilley Solar Bozo John O. Sparks Sophia Toh Denise Wells & Eileen Hansen Charles Spiegel Pansy Tom Linda A. Werner James J. Spinello & Dana L. Topping Matthew Westendorf Jennifer L. Spinello Corbin Weston
19 Legacy Circle
Anonymous (35) Richard J. Foglia Dominick Albano Charles Q. Forester Ronald E. Albers & Colin Alexander Bob Fuller & Juan Mata Paul F. Albert Margarita Gandia Kathleen Archembeau David P. Gaskin & Salvatore J. Baglieri & Phillip F. McPherson Peter J. Cirincione Gay Chemists Endowed Fund Bill Baird & John Kennedy Linda Gebroe & Rebecca Silverstein Hiram Banks & Roberto Lee Dipti Ghosh & Meggy Gotuaco Dan Bartley Robert Glavin Al Baum & Robert Holgate David Gleba & George Beatty, MD Angela Berry Stuart Goldstein Alma Soongi Beck, JD, LLM Taxation Richard Gooch Buzz Bense F. Jill Gover, PhD & Beverly A. Benson & Patricia Ann Burck Pamela L. Farmer Susan M. Greef & Adam M. Berman & Alex Scotta Maureen R. Prochaska Matt Bissinger Roger S. Gross, Esq. David P. Black Howard L. Grothe, Jr. & Morton B. Blatt & Robert James Peter G. Holmstrom Prescott W. Hafner & John C. Boling William D. Glenn Douglas S. Braley & James S. Otwell Michael Carrillo Hall William Charles Brockett, Jr. & Richard D. Hansen Horizons’ Legacy Circle honors Lawrence William Bryer Linda Harrison & Ellen Anderson individuals and couples who have Cheri L. Bryant Stuart Harrison & David Ring Tom Burke & Axel Brunger Brian P. Hauck, MD included the foundation in their Dan Bunker David Hawk Miguel Martinez Bustos Meri Hayos & Kathy Moore financial planning by making John Caldwell Mitzi Henderson Janis Callon Kevin Herglotz & James Maxwell bequests in a will, creating a Lu Chaikin, PhD Frederick Hertz Bill Clark & Jeffrey Stanfield Nicholas Hodges & Russell Brent trust, or designating Horizons as Jay J. Cohen Katharine Holland Laurence Colton & John McCoy Darren J. Isom the beneficiary of an insurance David M. Cover & Christopher Sellars Kevin James Bruce Cronander & Alan Bragg Dan Joraanstad & Bob Hermann policy, retirement plan, security, Carole S. Cullum James M. Kaplan John L. Darby E. William Kean or other asset. Through Horizons’ Robert Darling, Esq. & Robert Rosen Thaddeus A. Kellam Richard T. Davis & William J. Lowell Devesh Khatu LGBT Community Endowment William B. Davisson Deb L. Kinney Rodney DeMartini & Frederick Kasl David L. Kirp Fund, legacy gifts help ensure Sue Dibble & Jeanne DeJoseph Eric Knudtson William P. Dill & C.W. Kammerer, Jr. Audrey Koh, MD & Gaeta Bell that future generations will have Robert D. Dockendorff Lawrence Kolka & Julie R. Dorf & Jenni Olson Ian J. MacWilliams unprecedented financial resources Anne Sterling Dorman Chris Kollaja & Tom Dooher Roger Doughty Michael Kossman to address community needs that Jo Ann Driscoll David J. Kundtz & Frederick Dunnett Robert W. Stenberg we cannot predict today. Rob Evans & Terry Micheau Neil Lang & Joe Pessa Leslie Ewing Joq S. Lasner John Falke Barry C. Lawrence Tom Fleming, Jr. Hon. Mark Leno 20 John Clay Leonard Randall A. Shields Steve Lew Susan Shain & Roberta Achtenberg Jeff Lewy & Ed Eishen Lia Shigemura & Helen Zia Susan E. Lowenberg & Joyce Newstat Daniel Siedler Glen Lubbert Len Silva JoVanna Luque Fred Silverman & Gérard Buulong Jim Maloney & Andrew Nance William Snider John Marcom Scott Spande Jan Marks Deb L. Stallings & Carol Whichard Charles Marsteller John A. Stansell & Bruce D. Williams Elvia Marta & Bayan Jamay Howard Steierman Hon. Kevin McCarthy Richard Tait Schraishuhn Adair McClatchy Barry L. Taylor, CFP & John Inson Richard H. McKenzie Sam Thal, MD Rick Mordesovich David J. Thomas Sandra S. Morris Cheryl Traverse Dee Mosbacher & Nanette Gartrell Richard Tuck Donald C. Myers & Jose L. Iglesias Paul V. Turner Alex L. Nellas Lindasusan Ulrich & Emily Drennen Dan Neumann & David Richardson Peg Van Camp & Carol Patterson Julie Nicholson & Connie Hills Susan S. Vanderburgh Jeffrey A. Nigh Greg Walker Dennis P. Nix, CFP Robert Warren Ken Noyes & Alan Pardini Stanley Watson & Emanuel Anes Kate O’Hanlan, MD & Léonie Walker Celeste West Peter Eric Philipp & Rick Holden Robert F. West Mark Anthony Porter Lawrence Wexler John Osborn Don Williams & David Jones Randolph S. Quebec & Cal Long James G. Williamson & Dan C. Quigley & Eric Emanuel Geoffrey Kors Dale Rettinger Ronald K. Wolberg Tom Rielly Carl Wolf Chuck Roppel Timothy R. Wolfred Vincent A. Sales, MPA James Wright Robert W. Sass Cedric Yap & Edward G. Liebst, Jr. Linda Scaparotti Paul Ybarbo Lisa Schoonerman Bonnie & Hilary Yoffe-Sharp Bev Scott & Courtney Stan Yogi Peter Scott Betsy York & Demetrhea Terrien PAGE 10: Marshall Kirk McKusick at the Stephen M. Seewer Jan Zobel, EA 2014 Leadership Circle Luncheon Lowell Selvin & Gib Winebar Jan Zivic
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Elvia Marta and Bayan Jamay Photo: Nicole Katano Legacy Gifts Gwen Araujo Bobby Griffith Tom Markowski & Jim Leach Robert Barnes Leslie Howard Gundel Juan Marquez Robert J. Barnett John E. Hambly Eugene Maurer Horizons honors the memory William S. Bason Garretson H. Hammond Alex Morris David Bell Bruce C. Harris Peter Olsen of those who generously included Dino Bevilaqua Beverly Hershey Donald L. Oestreicher Jack E. Bird Clint Hockenberry Nicholas Papadopoulos the foundation in their estate George R. Burgess Charles M. Holmes John Peterman Robert Blair Eugene H. Howard Gil Pratt plans or otherwise inspired Rich Chicotel Joie Hubbert & Joseph A. Rosenthal Jeffrey Cohen Mary C. Greer Constance & gifts to Horizons as part of their Richard M. Cohen Benjamin W. Irvin Mitchell Sanders Kim Cortright Douglas McMaster Jackson David F. Shupp, MD legacies. We are deeply grateful A. Lindley Cotton Debra Kent Thomas Steel George Choy Jay A. King Thomas W. Stratton to have received bequests and Dr. Gary James Dill Arthur S. Lazere William J. Sullivan Alan W. Dunn Craig Lindhurst Joseph Towner other legacy gifts from the James Duggins George W. Lord Edward Vanegri Gary Pete Encinas Lawrence R. Lucas Phillip Wald following people: David Smith Fox
21 2014 Financials
Horizons Foundation enjoyed continued growth in 2014 with net assets under management increasing by 9% from 2013 to 2014. Assets under management include the LGBT Community Endowment Fund and Horizons’ donor-advised funds, both of which rose due to generous community support and market appreciation.
This growth in funds and other resources enabled Horizons to commit 79% of its 2014 expenditures to grantmaking, nonprofit capacity building, philanthropic advocacy, and donor programs. Management and fundraising expenses accounted for 21% of the foundation’s expenditures.
The information presented here reflects the foundation’s statement of financial position as of December 31, 2014 and statement of activities for the year ended December 31, 2014. A copy of the complete audit report, which includes comparative information for the year ended December 31, 2013, is available on our website and upon request.
2014 Total Expenses Growth $3,445,603
Management and General: 9% Strength $310,982
Fundraising: 12% Stability $415,598 Grantmaking: 69% $2,381,698 Promoting Philanthropy: 8% $280,096
Capacity Building: 2% $57,229
22 Statement of Financial Position At December 31, 2014
ASSETS Current Assets $15,461,582 Other Assets 7,818,995 Total Assets $23,280,577
LIABILITIES Current Liabilities $812,450 Long-term Liabilities — Total Liabilities $812,450
NET ASSETS Unrestricted $14,305,208 Temporarily Restricted 2,045,346 Permanently Restricted 6,117,573 Total Net Assets $22,468,127
Total Liabilities and Fund Balance $23,280,577
Statement of Activities PAGE 12: For the year ended December 31, 2014 Jett Koketsu and Alex Pagonis Photo: Ryan Jones OPERATING REVENUE AND SUPPORT Contributions from individuals $2,181,273 PAGE 13: Habitat for Humanity’s 2nd annual Foundation and corporation grants 1,277,309 Stephen Blake Jacoby Memorial Build with Organizations 154,732 Pride sponsored by Lesbians for Good, Bequests 169,237 a donor-advised fund of Horizons Foundation Fundraising events (net) $97,104 Total Support $3,879,655
Investment income and appreciation 1,353,461 Other income 9,864 Total Revenue $1,363,325 Total Operating Revenue and Support $5,242,980
Program services $2,719,023 Fundraising, management, and general 726,580 Total Operating Expense $3,445,603
Change in net assets 1,797,377 Net assets at beginning of year $20,670,750 Net assets at end of year $22,468,127
23 Now and Forever Campaign
Campaign Cabinet Champions Co-chairs: ($50,000–$99,999) William D. Glenn & Prescott W. Hafner Tom Burke & Axel Brunger Susan E. Lowenberg & Joyce Newstat Robert J. Carr Erin Flynn & Chloe Atkins Al Baum & Robert Holgate Margarita Gandia Tom Burke & Axel Brunger Robert W. Sass Laurence Colton Jim Shay & Steven Correll Richard T. Davis & William Lowell Erin Flynn Margarita Gandia Visionaries David Gleba ($25,000–$49,999) Audrey Koh, MD & Gaeta Bell Arcus Foundation Hon. Mark Leno Jay J. Cohen Jeff Lewy & Ed Eishen Pamela David & Cheryl Lazar Peter Poulos Richard T. Davis & William Lowell Ferolyn Powell* Roger Doughty & Royce Lin Rachel J. Robasciotti Faruq & ShuSheng Bev Scott & Courtney Hewlett Foundation Horizons Foundation’s Jim Shay & Steven Correll Terry Micheau & Rob Evans Now and Forever campaign Lia Shigemura & Helen Zia Mossier Foundation *In Memoriam Rachel J. Robasciotti will change the world. Timothy Rodrigues & Alan Mason San Francisco Foundation For good. Donor List William Snider & Brian Cameron For us. Bev Scott & Courtney Pillars Peter Scott For future generations. ($100,000 or more) Léonie Walker & Kate O’Hanlan, MD Forever. Anne Sterling Dorman Stanley Watson & Emanuel Anes Al Baum & Robert Holgate Larry Colton & John McCoy Leaders William D. Glenn & ($10,000–$24,999) Prescott W. Hafner Michael Hulton Robert Dockendorff Lesbians for Good, David Gleba & George Beatty a donor-advised Ira Hirschfield & Tom Hansen fund at Horizons Foundation Katharine Holland, Coldwell Banker Jeff Lewy & Ed Eishen Andrey Koh, MD & Gaeta Bell Susan E. Lowenberg & Joyce Newstat Hon. Mark Leno Ferolyn Powell* Dan C. Quigley & Eric Emanuel Emily Rosenberg & Michael Rabanal & Alfredo Victorio Darlene De Manincor Dennis Rhodes W.K. Kellogg Foundation Sand Hill Foundation Lia Shigemura & Helen Zia Trip Weil *deceased
24 (as of August 21, 2015) The Campaign
THE STRATEGY: The Now and Forever Campaign raises and invests $3.5 million over the next five years to generate a minimum $100 million in future legacy commitments, strengthen Horizons Foundation, and increase support to nonprofits that serve and advocate for the LGBT community.
THE CAPITAL: $3.5 million in “jumpstart” community-based gifts — large and small — to be invested over five years in $3.5 Million programs, capacity, and projects to help secure our future — forever.
THE INVESTMENTS: Realize the community’s Strengthen key Ensure Horizons’ Build vital technology Bolster financial opportunity in legacy grantmaking and long-term strength and with a $300,000 reserves: Long-term giving by investing $1.5 programs by investing sustainability with investment in a strength and million in key personnel, $575,000 in program $700,000 invested in cutting-edge website, sustainability of systems, communica- staff, evaluation systems, staffing, donor programs, new database, other our community’s tions, and visibility, as and a community needs communications, and technology, related foundation requires a well as assistance to assessment to inform the the campaign. Horizons staffing, and sufficient reserve fund. LGBT nonprofits in work of Horizons, other will add essential staff, digitization of Horizons’ $425,000 from the developing their own foundations, individual additional donor unique education campaign will deepen potentials in planned donors, government, services, and updated programs for donors, the foundation’s giving. and nonprofits. communications nonprofits, and advisors ability to continue our capacity. in and beyond the progress and address Bay Area. future challenges.
THE PAY-OFF: • By the year 2020, a minimum $100 million in future legacy commitments to the community, including the LGBT Community Endowment Fund to create permanent, ongoing resources for our community. $100 Million • Increased, dependable, long-term support to nonprofits serving and advocating for LGBT people. • A strong, enduring philanthropic institution dedicated to the LGBT community — forever.
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25 Horizons Foundation
Staff Advisory Council Denise Wells Hon. Scott Wiener Francisco O. Buchting, PhD Caryl Athanasiu Jan Woolsey Brittan Chow Al Baum Stan Yogi Roger Doughty Adam Berman Helen Zia Liz Hoadley, CPA Doug Braley Nikole Pagan, MPA Cheri Bryant Committee Kandra Rivers Stuart Burden Juni Rusli Miguel Bustos Members Kelly Sherman Diana Campoamor Adam Berman Deb Stallings Hon. David Campos Patrick E. Brown Ann Mei Chang Cecilia Chung Board Members Patti Chang Paul M. Connolly Cecilia Chung Margarita Gandia Rosío Alvarez Hon. José Cisneros Dipti Ghosh Tom Burke Larry Colton Prescott W. Hafner Richard T. Davis Pam David Alexander Harken Anne Sterling Dorman Ximena Delgado Aubrey Hone Erin Flynn Julie Dorf Deb L. Kinney Nicholas Hodges* Margarita Gandia Lawrence R. Kolka Darren Isom* Dipti Ghosh Jeff Lewy The foundation’s work Audrey Koh, MD Robert Glavin Jim McBride John Clay Leonard David Gleba Brandon Miller, CFP, CLU would simply not be Terry Micheau William D. Glenn Christopher Mondini Randolph Quebec* Roger Gross Joyce Newstat possible without the Dan C. Quigley Prescott W. Hafner John Osborn Michael Rabanal Linda Harrison Galen Quaring contributions of time Rachel J. Robasciotti Sandra R. Hernández, MD Gale Richards Lisa Schoonerman* Ira Hirschfield Susan Shain and wisdom from our Bev Scott Hon. Donna Hitchens Randall Shields Peter Scott Hon. James C. Hormel Lia Shigemura volunteers. Members of Olga Talamante M. Jean Johnston Darren Smith Irene V. White Horizons’ board, Advisory Kate Kendell, Esq. A. Sparks *Completed Service in 2014 Deb L. Kinney Barry Taylor Council, Professional Daniel Lee Cheryl Traverse Acknowledgment Hon. Mark Leno Léonie Walker Advisors Council, and Kathy Levinson *Horizons Foundation offers Steve Lew Professional multiple committees give our sincere gratitude to board Jeff Lewy members Nicholas Hodges, Susan E. Lowenberg Advisors Council generously of both and Darren Isom, Randolph Quebec, Ash McNeely Steve Branton and Lisa Schoonerman who Ken McNeely Courtney strengthen the foundation completed their service in Dee Mosbacher, MD, PhD Richard T. Davis 2014. Joyce Newstat Frederick Hertz and our community Thao Ngo Aubrey Hone Judy Patrick Deb L. Kinney in countless ways. Gale Richards Chris Kollaja Vincent Robinson Brandon J. Miller Emily Rosenberg Virginia Palmer Lia Shigemura Linda Scaparotti Sharna Fey and the winning team in Fred Silverman Barry R. Taylor* Horizons’ 2014 LGBT Golf Fore Good. Theresa Sparks Rachel J. Robasciotti* Photo: Ana Grillo Sam & Julia Thoron Jeremy Yost Peg Van Camp Léonie Walker *Denotes current co-chairs 26 horizons foundation
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