Administrative Offices 701 Sutter Street, Suite 2 San Francisco, CA 94109 Tel (415) 673.0911 Fax )415) 749.3838 [email protected] www.larkinstreetyouth.org Board of Directors Honorary Board Senior Management Team Charles Dicke, Chair Terry Allen-Rouman Sherilyn Adams, LCSW Laura Powell, Vice Chair Ray Brown Executive Director Victoria J. Johnson, Secretary William F. Campbell Art Fatum, Treasurer James E. Canales, Jr. Ray Fort Phillip S. Estes, At-Large Laurence A. Colton Chief Operating Officer Annie Ellicott, At-Large Jay Cuetara Nina Hatvany, At-Large Penelope Douglas Kathie Lowry Blake Jorgensen, At-Large Tim Emanuels Chief Development Officer Sherilyn Adams, Executive Director Judy Getto Vince Hoenigman Dina Wilderson, PhD Board Members Steve Janowsky Chief of Research and Evaluation Debbie G. Jorgensen Chris Brahm John E. Kalin Aimee Armata Connie Curran Stephen C. Kirmse Clinical Director Mark A. Edmunds Stephen Koch Irene Casanova Conor Famulener Mary V. Lester Director of Engagement Anita Feiger Elizabeth A. Levy Julie B. Harkins John L. Martin Nicole Garroutte Jim Henry John E. Martinez Director of Marketing & Events Anne Hoecker Paul R. Mohun Terry Kramer Maria Muzio Mary M. Prchal Ruth Nunez David J. Nygren Director of Residential Programs Philip Schlein Carla B. Oakley Aaron C. Schwartz Jean Richardson Christine A. Tsingos Chelsea Ross Henry Safrit Controller Carla Washington J. Milton Seropan John Whiting Anne B. Stanton Don Sanders, MSW Charles J. Wibbelsman David A. Thompson Director of Education and Employment Victoria Willock Gregory W. Wendt Linda Wood David B. Zenoff Gwynne Seidell Allison N. Wysocki Director of Human Resources

Board Fellows Lara Tannenbaum, MSW Ravi Banda Director of Health Services Vishal Kudchadkar Holly Tedford, MNA Director of Development, Grants

The mission of Larkin Street Youth Services is to create a continuum of services that inspires youth to move beyond the street. We will nurture potential, promote dignity, and support bold steps by all. Puccini & Pinetti Barclays Capital CIVIC & RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS San Francisco Department of Health: Dear Friends, Looking Ahead Recology BlackLine Systems American Montessori Society • Community Behavioral Health Services Larkin Street is now at the threshold of great change. The youth we serve face Recommind, Inc. Bloomspot, Inc. American University • Housing and Urban Health It was a busy, thought-provoking, and productive year; and a crucially significantly greater challenges obtaining the support and life skills necessary to The RHE Charitable Foundation The John Burton Foundation Back to Business San Francisco Human Services Agency important one. As you know, Larkin Street Youth Services has a strong legacy of enter and navigate the job market. Over 70% of our youth do not have a high Salesforce.com CableLabs Bay Street Helping Hands San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing success. For almost 30 years we have built a robust continuum of care to help school diploma or GED, and the job market is shrinking for people with no post- San Francisco Airport Commission CBRE California Society of CPAs San Francisco Office of Economic and homeless youth get off the streets. We are a pioneer in this field. There is no other secondary education. Further, in 2014 the national GED standards are being raised. San Francisco Federal Credit Union CBS Interactive Calvary Presbyterian Church Workforce Development agency in San Francisco – and few nationwide – that offer the same breadth of While this is a good thing for our country, at the same time it presents an even The San Francisco Giants City National Bank Community Housing Partnership US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) services with comparable results. greater challenge for our young people, many of whom already struggle to pass Charles Schwab Foundation Clarence & Dyer LLP Community Thrift Store US Department of Health and Human the current GED. Over the past year this success served Alice Phelan Sullivan Corporation Cliff Consulting First Presbyterian Church of Livermore Services: So over the next five years, Larkin Street will take the opportunity to once again The Swinerton Foundation The Clorox Company Folsom Street Events Administration for Children and Families as the foundation for the intensive • planning process that we undertook lead the way. We will pioneer a new model which both deepens our impact and Therapy Stores Culture Effect Galesburg High School • Health Resources and Services to develop our new five year strategic extends our reach. With our 2012-17 strategic plan we have established bold out- Tibco Software, Inc. Degenkolb Engineers Gay Buddhist Fellowship Administration plan. We took the time to assess our come goals for the youth in our services: U.S. Bank R.R. Donnelley & Sons Girl Scouts of Northern California US Department of Housing and Urban progress thus far, question our goals, Living-wage employment Until There’s A Cure Foundation Envirotech Laboratories Grace Presbyterian Church Development test our mission. We evaluated at • Virgin Mobile USA, L.P. Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco Huckleberry Youth Programs Two years of postsecondary education length every possible new direction • Safe and stable housing Visa G2 Insurance Services International Association of Firefighers we might want to take; every new • Physical and emotional well-being Wetherby Asset Management Harvey’s Local 555 Larkin Street Youth Services has made program, new geographic area, new • Wilkes Bashford Hewlett-Packard Company Foundation Jewish Community Federation & every effort to list accurately our donors. approaches to our young people. To support these ambitious outcomes we will be making both wide-ranging as well Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Huntsman Architectural Group Endowment Fund If you feel your name has been withheld, as nuanced changes to our programs, our people, and our policy work. We will in- Foundation Juniper Networks Lakeside Presbyterian Church or reported incorrectly, please contact What emerged from this compre- crease our program retention, increase our already strong graduation rates and job WNPC Foundation KCBS All News Radio Lower Polk Neighbors the development office at (415) 673.0911 hensive and challenging effort was placements, strengthen rigor and accountability across the agency, employ better Zephyr Real Estate Kforce Professional Staffing National Association of School ext. 301. the affirmation of our belief in our technology, and expand the reach of our policy and advocacy work. McKesson Foundation Psychologists Children’s Fund mission and in the direction we are There is, of course, much more detail supporting the Larkin Street Youth Services $500 to $999 Med Thrive T Co-Op, Inc. Old First Presbyterian Church already headed. We also affirmed that at this time, we must deepen rather than 2012-17 Strategic Plan, and we invite you to read the executive summary on our ACG Microsoft Corporation Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi, House widen our reach. We must, and will, change how we deliver education and em- website in the About Us: Agency, Mission and History section at www.larkinstreet Artisan Printing Mosaic Financial Partners Democratic Leader ployment services, how we match services to youth needs, and how we measure youth.org. As you review the plan, keep in mind that it reflects broad and compre- BraunHagey & Borden LLP Oracle Corporation Presbyterian Women of Centerpoint youth progress. Over the next five years we will move youth through our continuum hensive input from throughout the agency; from the staff, the board, and our youth. Chevron S.S. Papadopulos and Associates, Inc. Presbyterian of services as effectively and expeditiously as possible, inspiring the deepest and This plan is one of the most sweeping and important endeavors we have ever DreamWorks Qualcomm Atheros Presbyterian Women of Livermore most lasting change. We will drive youth outcomes higher rather than bringing undertaken at Larkin Street. We are looking forward to our next five years with a Gap International The Richmond/Ermet AIDS Foundation Seventh Avenue Presbyterian Church more youth through our doors. sense of realistic optimism about the challenges and opportunities that will emerge Grant Thornton Sears Holding Corporation St. Raymond Catholic Church Looking Back as we implement it. Kreuzberger Associates Michael Sechman & Associates STREETSMART4kids MassMutual SJ Engineers Summit Preparatory Charter High School The strength of our 2012-17 strategic plan is that it both reflects and is built upon This is where all of you, our donors, volunteers, and mentors, enter the picture. It is Moss Adams LLP Sports Basement Tenderloin Neighborhood Development the good work we have always done. In the last five years alone we have: through the generous contribution of your time, talent, and funding that we have Pan-Med Enterprises The Stuart Foundation Corp. • Increased our housing capacity by 86 beds, with 24 more in the pipeline. been able to become a nationally recognized provider of services for homeless Parthenon Capital Foundation SurveyMonkey TMASF Connects • Greatly improved our structure of coordinated care; with increased clinical and runaway youth. Your support for our work has helped thousands of discon- PFM Tiffany & Co. Vista Del Mar Baptist Church capacity, cross-program communication, and outcomes reporting. nected young people get off the streets and on to a path to achieve their potential. Synthetic LLC R. Torre & Company • Formalized our knowledge leadership activities through publications, We ask that you stay with us over the next five years as we guide our young people Tonic Beverage Catering TriNet training, and the development of a resource library. on an even stronger path towards independence. Larkin Street seeks to end home- U.S. Trust U.S. Bank Foundation PUBLIC FUNDING SOURCES • Strengthened our administrative infrastructure, developing greatly lessness among all youth through advocacy, education, housing and employment. Valuation Research United California Group California Emergency Management improved processes for such key processes as succession planning and With your support, we can do this. performance evaluations. West Bay Builders Varian Medical Systems Agency Warmest regards, Waldman Management Group, Inc. Federal Emergency Management Agency And we have accomplished all this while serving an average of 3,500 to 4,000 $100 to $499 The Y & H Soda Foundation San Francisco Department of Children, young people each year and contributing over 80% of all funds raised, directly to Agilent Technologies Youth and Their Families our programs. Our most outstanding outcome has been and continues to be this: Aon Foundation three out of four youth who complete Larkin Street’s comprehensive programs exit street life. Executive Director Chair, Board of Directors 20 1 Place of Origin Patrick Valentino William and Mildred Campbell Wells Fargo Foundation Walter & Elise Haas Fund California 57% Pauline van Ysendoorn Ray Cutino Heffernan Foundation San Francisco 48% Ines Maloberti Vaniman and Nancy and Phil Estes $10,000 to $24,999 Jamba Juice Other Bay Area 23% Bryan Vaniman Matt Irwin-Perkins Bain & Company, Inc. Lam Research Corporation California Non-Bay Area 29% Debra and Michael Varner Debbie and Blake Jorgensen Bank of America Merrill Lynch Stanley S. Langendorf Foundation July 2011– June 2012 Other States 23% Frances W. Varnhagen Catharine and John Kalin BlackRock Latham & Watkins LLP Program Statistics and Youth Served International 11% William Vastardis Irv Lichtenwald The California Endowment Leapup Marketing Solutions Other/unknown 9% John and Mary Viboch Gary L. Lomax The Capital Group Companies Lindquist, von Husen & Joyce LLP Christine Waage Marcus Loy The Clif Bar Family Foundation The Live Oak Fund of the Horizons Total unduplicated youth served 4,105 Ethnicity Erika Wah Carla Oakley and Kevin McCarthy Contango Capital Advisors Foundation Street Outreach contacts 5,043 African American 34% Johanna and Michael Wald Rachel Randall-Jones Mary A. Crocker Trust McKenna Long & Aldridge Foundation Youth served at the Drop-In Center 985 White/ Caucasian 25% Sara Walker Jeanne M. Sears Ernst & Young LLP The Joseph R. McMicking Foundation Peter Walsh and James Fitzpatrick Victoria Willock, Willock Partners First Republic Bank Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Latino/a 17% Youth served at the Haight Street Referral Center 1,955 Elaine Warren Mary Lou Wilson Gilead Sciences Management Multiracial 11% Total housing nights 83,360 Robin and Carl Washington David B. Zenoff and Janet N. Hunter Google Safeway Foundation Asian/ Pacific Islander 4% Celine Feng Yan Wei Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund State Street Foundation Emergency housing, youth served 480 American Indian 2% David Werdegar, M.D. CORPORATIONS & FOUNDATIONS Crescent Porter Hale Foundation Sutter House Associates, LLC Transitional housing, youth served 308 Other/Unknown 7% James Whelan $100,000 and Greater Robert Half International SVB Financial Group Permanent housing, youth served 26 Robert and Karen Wickers S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation Intel Corporation Wallis Foundation Cynthia and Jonathan Wilcox The National Youth Employment Coalition JPMorgan Chase & Company Jack Wilkie The Tipping Point Community Kaiser Permanente $1,000 to $4,999 Youth accessing Hire Up, Education 1,094 Age Christy Williams KPMG LLP Anonymous $25,000 to $99,999 and Employment Center 12-17 7% Linda and Drew Williams Macy’s The Apothecarium San Francisco 18-20 36% Clare Winterton Adobe Foundation Morgan Stanley Foundation Apple Computer Youth employed 188 21+ 57% Heidi Witherell The Bank of America Charitable The Morrison & Foerster Foundation Bank of the West Average starting wage per hour $11.27 Benjamin Witte Foundation PwC BDO USA, LLP Reuben and Doriena Wolff The John R. Cahill Fund Reed Smith LLP BlackRock Matching Gift Program Youth graduated from Job Readiness Class 111 Mark Wong and Keith Phares Comerica Bank Spencer Stuart BRIDGE Housing Corporation Youth enrolled in afterschool programming 92 Paul W. Wong Crowe Horwath LLP Target The Capital Group Companies Charitable Youth participating in GED preparation 180 Rachel Wong Deloitte & Touche USA LLP Vodafone Americas Foundation Foundation Matching Gifts Gender Kenneth Woods The Gap Foundation The Webb Family Foundation Cox, Castle & Nicholson LLP Youth obtaining a GED 18 The Honorable Carol Yaggy and Genentech Foundation Williams-Sonoma East Bay Jewish Teen Foundation Male 60% Ms. Mary Twomey Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Flora Family Foundation Youth enrolled in postsecondary education 114 Female 33% Clinton Young and Margaret Chen The Mimi and Peter Haas Fund $5,000 to $9,999 Forward Management Youth provided with services from the Medical Clinic 654 Transgender MTF 3% James Young JPMorgan Chase Foundation Anonymous (2) Gateway Bank Youth that received HIV prevention services 575 Transgender FTM 1% Ingu Yun Levi Strauss Foundation Adaptive Planning Grosvenor Americas Other/Unknown 3% Number of art program workshops 845 Ertug and Filiz Yurdutemiz M·A·C AIDS Fund Align Technology, Inc. The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Olena Zaporozhets Macy’s Foundation AvAirPros Services The Hilltop Foundation Laura N. Zhang Alexander M. and June L. Maisin Barney & Barney Hood & Strong LLP Lydia Zinn Foundation The Boris and Vera Bogart Foundation Jive Software Mary and Harold Zlot Metta Fund Casey, Quirk & Associates LLC Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Sexual Orientation Rebecca Zucker Room & Board Citi Keesal Young & Logan Heterosexual 68% Bob A. Ross Foundation Clif Bar & Company McKinsey & Company Gay 11% LARKIN STREET SOCIETY George H. Sandy Foundation Core-Mark Holding Company, Inc. Paragon Real Estate Group Bisexual 11% Anonymous The Morris Stulsaft Foundation Foodpro Logistics, LLC Plant Construction Company Lesbian 3% Lewis Byington The Nick Traina Foundation William G. Gilmore Foundation PRC Clinical Questioning/Other/Unknown 7% Marilyn and Bill Campbell Union Bank GoPro Puccini & Pinetti 2 19 Sameer Narang Lee and Stuart Pollak Gary Schaumburg Ward Sorrick M. Negri Joe Pollaro Ron Scheldrup Jennifer Heyneman Sousae Brad Nemer Byron and Teresa Pollitt Nancy Scherer Starr Spangler Michael Neril Michael Poplardo Erica Schisler Robert A. Spoor Sources of Revenue Michael Neumann Eli and William Portnoy Ulrich Schmid-Maybach John and Barbara Squeri July 2011 – June 2012 Revenues and Expenses Public Sources 67% Nancy and William Newmeyer, III Robert N. Power Else Marie Schmidt Claire Stapleton Private Contributions 14% Erik Noland Salil Pradhan Tracy L. Schmidt Dennis C. Stephens Foundation 12% Erik Nolder George Puffett Hannah Schmunk Richard Stephens Events 7% Hallie Normington Anderson Pugash Rebecca Schneider Tricia Stone and Chapin Koch REVENUES Gloria Northrup Tobin Pugash Leah Schoellkopf George Strang City, State and Federal 9,213,416 Megan Nottingham Laurence C. Quant Aleatha Scholer Kayla Strunk Foundation Grants 1,698,467 Robert Nurisso Michael T. Rafferty Zoe and Stephen Schwartz Sara Sullivan IndividualSources & Corporof Revenueate Contributions 1 ,691,648 Allocation of Expenses James Oakley Nikhil Raghavan Edmond Scola Steve Sullivan OtherPublic Contributions Sources 167%97,646 Programs 86% Susan T. Obata, M.D. Steven Ramirez Helen A. Scott Dr. and Mrs. John C. Syer SpecialPrivate Events, Contributions Net 914%39,073 Administrative 8% Lauren O’Brien Patricia Ramos Drew Sechrist Rosalee Szabo InterestFoundation and Investment Income 512%,096 Fundraising 6% Other Revenue 3 8,858 Philip O’Connor Jessica A. Ransom Anna Seeger Richard Takahashi Events 7%

Helen C. Oglesby Sanjay Rao Jeffrey D. Seid Christine Tam Total revenue and support 13,784,205 Carol and Dick Olrich Marsha Raulston and Marge Boric Bruce Seidel Heather Tatroff Cecily Olson Nancy and Alan Raznick Lowell Selvin and Gib Winebar Michal Tavrovsky Keith Onodera and Jill Tajima Melissa Redd Lew Serbin Kim Taylor Robert Orban Chad Rego Lisa L. Sernett Ted and Keri Taylor EXPENSES Jordan Ormont Russell Reiff Ruth Ann and Lee Seward Kimberly Thier Program Services 12,616,667 Stig Ornvall Anna Rembold Mary-Ann and Richard Shafer William Thiessen General & Administrative 1,171,906 Eileen O’Rourke Stuart Resnick Scott Shafer Rosemarie Thomas Fundraising 898,668 Alicia Ortega Gregory E. Rice Erin Shallat Kathleen and Paul Thompson Angela Osborne Lila and Neville Rich Stefani Shanberg Samuel and Julia Thoron Total expenses 14,687,241 John Osborne Janice E. Richards Matt Shaw Jerry Threet Allocation of Expenses Laurie and Lance Page Laura L. Richter Ian Shea Selina Tobaccowala Programs 86% CHANGE IN NET ASSETS (903,036)* Robert Pakter Joanna Riley Michelle A. Sheely Ruby and Benjamin Tom Administrative 8% Carolyn and Richard K. Palmer Michael S. Ringler Ellen Shehadeh Margaret Tourje and Jane Krensky Fundraising 6% Mary and John Palmer Matt and Katie Roberts Harrison Sheppard Paul Touw Su Park Cristina Robinson Inna Shnayder Don Toy Margot Parke Emmanuel Romero Shira and William Shore Christine Tozzi * Larkin Street ended fiscal year 11-12 with a deficit of $903K, Richard H. Pascoe Jo-Ann M. Rose David and Dianne Simpson Huy K. Tran after enjoying a surplus of $985K in 10-11. There are several factors that contributed to this including that we are required to Mona Patel Gary Rosenberg and Angela Marti Kavita R. Singh Gerald Trebesch record grant revenue when received, even if it is restricted for future Monica Pauli James A. Rothschild Clarisse Siu Victoria Treyger purposes. This can inevitably lead to revenue and related expenses being recorded in different periods, thus a surplus in one Catherine A. Payne Steve and Liz Rouman Dr. Rochelle Slamovich Leslie and Michael Trigg period and a deficit in another. Mark Pederson Cynthia Ruiz Forrest Slater Carmel Triska Mary Anne Pedroni Anthony H. Sacco, Jr. Karen Frankel Slater Ann and Herman Trutner In addition, we were challenged in 11-12 by funds being more restrict- ed by funders than in past years, resulting in an imperfect alignment of Heather Pelant Farinaz Sahba Linda G. Slezak Stacy Trzesniewski revenue and expenses. In other words, expenses grew in areas core Nuala Peoples Keith Salvucci Dale Smith Ellen Matthews Turiel to our service mission that were not matched as well as we would expect with funding trends and interests. Peter and Jennifer Picetti Harriet Sand and Michael Ollod Deborah Smith Jerry Turin Dem Pilafian Joshua Sassoon Scott Snow Sandra Tye We have taken internal steps to prevent future deficits and at the time of the printing of this report expect to end the year with a balanced Sara Pirami Carol Savio, RN, MS William Snyder The Uff Family budget. Jon Podell Ken Sawyer Timothy Sofo Nicholas M. Ukrainiec Juliann Podesta Janet and Victor Schachter Harriet and Mitchell Sollod Julia Umnov Earl Pogue John and Pam Schaefer Lauren Sorof Steve Uphaus

18 33 Sara Haber Natalie Hummert Carole Kornblum Jean L. Mar Knowledge Leadership Ms. Andrea Hacker Matthew Humphrey Bill and Anita Kramer Cindy Marin Joyce Hairston Laurie Hunter and Jonathan MacQuitty Steve Kramer Chris and Bill Marks Marissa Halbrecht Patricia Hunter Jim Kreissman Anne Mars Larkin Street extends impact beyond the youth that we serve within programs through our commitment to knowledge sharing and thought dissemination. The Carlyn Halde Rich Hurst Mark Kroll Susan Martin goals are to contribute to the evidence base of service providers to influence best practices in service delivery and to educate policymakers in order to impact Kelly R. Hall Crosby Hyde Belle Krumholz Kristen Mary the development of sound public policy related to homeless youth. This is achieved through various activities including publications, presentations, training, Colby Hallen Karen C. Inaba Jeffrey S. Kuhn Scott Mataya technical assistance, and advocacy. Douglas E. Haller Christopher Inverarity Nancy and Lory Lacsamana Gregg Mattner Marian Halley Michael Irschick Susan and Charles Lakatos George Mauze Conference Presentations Jack F. Hamilton Dawn and Michael Isaacs Karen L. Landau Alice and Fraser McAlpine Last year Larkin Street presented at 10 professional conferences across the United States. Topics included program models for homeless youth, program Anna Hamilton-Manns Patricia Ito Kelly and Kaitlyn Landers Sean E. McBride evaluation, youth leadership, and youth workforce development. Judith Hanks Lucy Jacobs Wendy and Dan Langley Mac McClelland and Nancy Crolius Michael Harris and Becca Foster Emily Jarosz William and Patricia Langley John A. McCormick Selected Conferences Lori Harrison Paula Jesson Amy Lauer Laura McCrea and Robert Ragucci Daniel N. Hartdegen Chelsea Johnson Quyen Boi Le Elizabeth A. McDonald National Conference on Ending Homelessness: Evidence-Based Practices for Serving Runaway and Homeless Youth Arlene Hartsock and John W. Neal, Jr. Marta S. Johnson Olson and Nancy Lee Derek M. McGreal Eric Harvieux Ragina Johnson Niki Leondakis John and Melissa McIlwain Beyond Housing - A National Conversation on Child Homelessness and Poverty: Beyond Barriers - A Harm Reduction Approach to Housing Peter and Cheryl Hauslein Anders Jones David W. Lerner Deena Lynn McKelvey National Association of Workforce Development Professionals Annual Conference: Let’s Work Together - Creative Employment and Workforce Randy J. Heinz Julie A. Jones and Carl Espe Alan W. Leung Martha D. McKenna Collaborations between Government Programs, Private Industries, and Youth Agencies Annika Held Judy and Greg Jorgensen Patrick Leung Patrick McKenna Ron Heller Wilhelm H. Joseph, Jr. Carly Levin James Meenaghan Taking Action Conference: S.M.A.R.T Goal Setting: Youth Advocacy Power Barbara and Hugh Hempill Sandy Joung Robert S. Levy Annette Mello and Marcus Jager James Hendriksen and Terisa Chaw Robin Joy Duncan Ley Foroozan Memari John P. Henry Pamela Jue John Leys Emily Metcalf Publications Brad and Elisabeth Henske Sheri Kahn Edward F. and Peggy S. Libby Karen V. Metz Youth Homelessness in San Francisco: 2011 Report on Incidence and Needs, is an annual publication that provides an overview of the incidence Jack Herr Michael Kaney Steve Lichtenberg and Betsy S. Aubrey Julie Metzger of youth homelessness in San Francisco, the needs of the population, and Larkin Street’s response. Kevin Hickey Brigitte Kanter Noah Lichtenstein Tahl Milburn Richard N. Hill and Nancy Lundeen Beth Katz Stephen and Jaynie Lilley Roger Miles Strategies to Prevent Youth Homelessness provides an overview of the root causes of youth homelessness and policy recommendations to prevent Elaine A. Hilp Evan Kavanagh Donna Linden Howard J. and Eleanor W. Miller youth homelessness. Suzanne Hingel Mairead Kavanagh Agneta Lindman Judith W. and Walter Miller Megan Hitchner Gary Kebbel and Kenneth Mason Ann Wadsworth Liuzza Michael A. Millman Peter Ho Kathleen M. Keene Carol and Barry Livingston Phylis Mills Community Building and Technical Assistance Dan Hodapp and Peggy Da Silva Mark Keleher Gina P. Lopez, M.D. Steve Minkoff Larkin Street contributed to the development of the youth services field through the provision of 23 trainings to other services providers regarding our integrat- Ashley Hoffmann and K. C. Corkery Allison Kelley Karla Lopez Phillip W. Moffitt ed model of care for homeless youth, nonprofit management, and organizational development. In addition there were 27 community based presentations on a Susan Hogeland Daniel Kellmereit Charles M. Louderback Osama N. Mogannam range of subject areas including developing housing projects for homeless youth, building service coalitions, and the disproportionate representation of LGBTQ George Holmes Andrea Kendrick Marcus Lovingood David Monks youth among the homeless population. Lorraine and Victor Honig Susan Ketcham and Anne Casscells Kaitlin Lurmann Susan and John Monson Todd Hopkins Michael Kieschnick Rod MacGregor Cristina M. Morgan Carol Shanks House Cynthia Kilroy Sheila Mackay Barbara Morgen Policy and Advocacy Mary K. Howard Alannah Kinser Paul Maestre John and Adela Mori Larkin Street representatives participate in various workgroups, committees, and tasks forces to advocate on behalf of homeless youth. These are some of Don Howerton Lynn Kirshbaum Madeleine Mahaney Dave Morris the groups participated in over the last year: Michael Hoy Gene Klein Julie Main Mary and Dale Morrison Jordan Hudson Kay Klumb Lissa Maldonado Milton J. Mosk California Homeless Youth Project (HYP) Advisory Council Nick Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Gerald and Rosette Koch Susan and Jay Mall Sarah J. Moss San Francisco Transitional Age Youth Executive Directors Network Melissa Hughes Joanne and Richard Koch William T. Manierre Catherine Munson San Francisco Human Services Network Sonja and Edward Huie Gerald W. Kohr Cheryl Manning Robert and Suzanne Murillo Family and Youth Services Bureau Runaway and Homeless Youth Outcomes Working Group Meeting Ronald A. Hummel Jennifer Kopec John Mao Gregory K. Myers 4 17 Scott Bennion Marie Carr Joseph DeBlasio Betsy and James Flack Courtney Bensen Scott Case Carlin Decato and Ramana Rao Conor Flaherty Community Involvement Barbara F. Bentley Mary Rose Cassa Yvette Deen Francoise G. Fleishhacker Prof. R. Joseph Berard Kathryn Cavanaugh D.A. Defreese Vicki and David Fleishhacker Volunteers Raoul Berman Sabrina Cecchini Frank DelGrosso Stephen Follansbee and Richard Wolitz As a community-based nonprofit organization, Larkin Street Youth Services depends upon the Alison M. Berndt Craig M. Chamberlain Lara C. DellaRocca and James Erwig Jon Fos support and input of the community for its success. Volunteerism is a vital part of that support. Max Bernstein and Karen Robbins Sheree Chambers Diane DeLonzor Andrew Foster Whether they are cooking meals, tutoring, sorting donations or helping us to beautify a space Jean L. Bertrand and Anthony B. Leuin Patrick Chammas Burk Delventhal Jason Fournier John Black Scott Chapman Simone Derayeh James Fousekis for our youth, volunteers are an integral part of everything that happens at Larkin Street. The Martha J. Black Marcia Charles-Mo and Douglas Mo Gretchen and Peter Detre Susan Fraimow-Wong energy, creativity, time, and passion they bring supplements Larkin Street’s ability to provide Richard C. Blaska John M. Charnon Terrence and Heidi Deveau Laura Frame and Charlie M. Ferguson high-quality comprehensive services for our youth, and we are truly grateful for this support. Steven Blumlein and Arlyne Charlip Kay and Robert Cheatham Eric Dew Robert Freidenberg Nadine Boffi Larry Chiang Sharon Dezurick Janet and Verlan Gabrielson July 2011– June 2012 Volunteer Support Debra Bok Maelin and Chau-Chun Chien Jan Dickinson Sally Greer Galway Harald Borrmann Avery and Jane Chope William C. Diebel Jennifer Garland Program Volunteers 85 Richard A. Bosch Madeline Chun and John Farnkopf Stephanie DiMarco and Jim Harleen Noni Garner Holiday Volunteers 107 Madeleine Boshart Deniz Civay Michael Dobo Thomas and Nancy Garvey Group Volunteers 760 Rhab Boughn Mike Clark and Arlene Waksberg William Donahoe and M. Kristin Klein Jennifer Lynn Gee Dione Bowers Amelia Clay Cynthia R. Dorfman Kathleen Geisse Total Volunteers 814 John and Lisa Boydstun Geraldine J. Clifford Nancy and Jack Doty Jerome Geller Total Volunteer Hours 19,540 John Boynton Valerie Collett Josie Drake Michelle A. Gerber Nika Brady George and Jane Collier Benjamin Draper Gregg Gerst Jerome Braun Cecilia Colombetti John Drum, Jr. Douglas Gibson, Jr. Steven Braunstein Ray and Monica Conrady Bruce Dugstad John Gilliland and Eric Pfeiffer Joanne M. Braxton Matthew Cook Paul Dunn William Glass Ellen and Andrew Brengman Erica Cook-Threat Nathaniel Durbin Andrea Godbout Leona Bridges Nancy and Tyler Coon Lori Dutcher Howard Gold Roberta Britting Dan D. Cooper Kenneth Ebbitt Constance and Paul Goldsmith Gregory P. Broome Krista Cosner Mark R. Eggleston Mark and Christine Gonzalves Community and Corporate Volunteer Groups Cabot Brown Michele and Matt Cost Diane Ehrensaft, Ph.D. Adrian Gordon We thank the following companies and groups for their time and dedication: Owen and Alison Brown Maureen and David Costello Joseph Ehrman III Mary L. Gorman Academy of Art University Google Bernice Brunswig John C. Couch Aline and Philip Elicagaray Jaclyn Grant Adobe Systems, Inc. GSC Logistics Marian Buckhart Peggy Crawford and Bruce Scharschmidt Barbara and Roy Endlich Gerard Granucci Alexander Group JPMorgan Chase & Company Peter Bull Gabor Cselle Peter and Alison Engel Doris W. Grau American Montessori Society Levi Strauss & Co. Diane Burgess and Jonathan Redding Adam Culley Scott Engelman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Greene American University LinkedIn Natalie Burigin James Cunniff Joseph and Cheryl Engle Lauren Pressman Greenfield Aperian Global Pottery Barn Sheana W. Butler Mariano Curat David Epstein Barbara Gregoratos and Bain and Company PwC Andrzej Byczko Katalin Czegledi Carolyn Eriksson Jeffrey Brandstetter Banana Republic Room and Board Lewis Byington Rita da Luz Don Eugene Mary and Daniel Gregory Burrill & Co. Salesforce Elizabeth S. Bykoff Gretta and Rodney D’Acquisto Anne Evans Zane Gresham and Carol J. Robinson CBS Interactive San Francisco State, Alpha Phi Omega John Calcagni Jacquelyne Damato Jonathan Falik Neil Griffith Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. SF Reality Melissa Callison Lawrence Dan Catherine Farrell Christopher Gross Current TV Triage Consulting Jane Calvani Myles Danielson Jim and Catherine Farrell Mark Gudaitis Deloitte & Touche USA LLP University of North Carolina Ray Cannon and John Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dantzler Henry Fee, M.D. Carmine and Wendy Guerro Demand Force USF MBA program Aurele and Paul Carlat Stephanie and Chris Dauer Roshan Fernandes Marsha and Ralph Guggenheim Gap, Inc. Wilson West Amber Carlson Barbara Davi Lisa Filler Robin Guido Genentech Wix Andrew Carpentier Anthony De Natale Pam Polite Fisco and Dennis Fisco Haydar Haba GlaskoSmithKline Vaccines

16 5 Cornelia Foster Jay and Claire Johnston Kim Perdikou Jay-Dee Yu-Cote Team Larkin Street On behalf of Larkin Street and the youth, thank you and Lauren and Mark French Eileen and Ken Jones Richard A. Petit Lisa Zimmerman Running and Fundraising Team Sorelle A. Friedler Erica Jordan Jeri Pierson July 29, 2012 congratulations to the Team Larkin Street members: Abe and Jennifer Friedman Mary Jung Julia Popowitz $100 to $249 San Francisco Half Marathon Kathe and Dan Friel Catharine and John Kalin Susan Porter Anonymous (31) Jessie Gertz Stacy R. Kamin William Primozic Sy Aal Kate Black Hydeh Ghaffari Lisa and David Kaplan Douglas Rayner Daniel S. Abrams Odette M. Go Niranjan Karnik Terry Rolleri Dori Acampora Larkin Street and coach Marathon Matt Alexandra Holton Kevin R. Gogin and Daniel McPherson Stephen Kaus and Melissa Havilan Kyle Roslyn and Mat Mullen Barbara J. Ageno kicked off the sixth year of the Team Larkin Mark Goldstein Elizabeth W. King Michael and Doris Rudolph Harley K. Aguillon Laura Lammers Stephen B. Goldstein Jeremy Koch Jeff Ryan Matthew C. Alber Street running and fundraising program. Mark J. Gooder Nina Ladow Patrick Ryan Alexandria J. Albers Eight community members and Larkin Martha Mar Hilary Gordon and Michael Blumlein Michael D. Lampen Gregory J. Ryken J. S. Allegretti Street staff conquered 13.1 miles in the Kathleen Gorman Gina Larkin Lois Sangster Lina Alvarez San Francisco Half Marathon and raised Irene Morrison Kay Sprinkel Grace Meghan LaTorre Andrea and Richard Scheve Keith R. Alward, Ph.D. Robert and Susan Green David Lewis Charles Seaman Jody and Karl Amrhein $16,000. Benjamin Nelsen Richard and Lorrie Greene Rhoda Longhenry Stacy L. Shamberger Carl Anderson Todd Greenhalgh Mario Lopez George W. Shardlow John Anderson On behalf of Larkin Street and the youth, Janell Tryon Ann Goggins Gregory Janet Luck and Stephen Kealhofer Judy and Wylie Sheldon Lee Anderson thank you and congratulations to the Team Irma M. Grieve Hon Luu Kasi Sheridan Margot Antonetty Ines Vaniman Richard Grotch and Erika Pardo Siesel and Howard Maibach In Memory of Skye Silverman 1972-2002 Karly Aparicio Larkin Street members: Leslie R. Guggenheim Susan and Philip Marineau Kelly and Edward Simpson Jenny Appel James W. Haas John L. Martin Praveen Sinha Nicole and Fred Aron Brian Hadaway Caroline Matthews Mark Smallwood and Taffy Everts Mitchell Ashley Katherine Dehart Hale Kristen McCulloch Mary and Will Spence Edward Atkinson William D. Hardie Kirk McKenzie Chinar and Ryan Starck Christine Aylward Brian D. Hardwick Kevin McLean Sara Steingart Victoria Bailey Greg Hargrove Martin McMahon Jack Stephenson Stan and Mary Baker The San Francisco Social Dorothy Harkavy Justin McSharry Jan Woodward Stevenson Colleen Bal Laura Heffron Christopher Meehan and Mary Ann Koory Margaret A. Stevenson Peter and Noriko Balint Benefiting Larkin Street Kara Helander Adam Melenkivitz Rob Stoeckmann Richard and Mary Barber Paul Hendry John and Betsy Mell Michele and Richard Stratton Gary Barg and Ross Jackson Youth Services Dana Hermansen Jane Miller Jaap Suermondt Ryan Barnes November 10, 2012 Alan Herzig John D. Mitchell Gary Sullivan and Timothy Lynn William Barnes The Fairmont Hotel Stephen J. Hohenrieder Sara Morradian Teresa J. Thomas Heather Barondess and Jesse Byler John N. Honchariw Laurence and Jennifer Morgan Christopher Tilley Pamela and Douglas Barry Heather R. Hopfer Susan Moy Karl G. Trass Cheryl Barth and Tom McCurdie On November 10, 2012 the San Francisco Social Douglas Horngrad William L. Nagle Dyann Tresenfeld Kirsten Bartok hosted their 7th annual fundraising gala, which this Frank W. Horst Naomi Nakashima, M.D. Ted van der Linden Jerome Barulich year benefitted Larkin Street Youth Services. The gala; Lisa Horton Mary Nicholson John Vogel and Anthony Berno Oguz Basarir and Peggy Duvette George H. and Leslie P. Hume Brad and Judy O’Brien Lucy Wang Neill Bassi with dancing, libations, and a silent auction, attracted Callum Hutchins Daniel O’Rielly and Margaret Metz Michelle C. Wells Neal Battersby a crowd of over 500 young and hip party-goers who Robert Ishii William and Caroline Orrick Lynn and Peter Wendell Jeffrey Beall Christopher Isidro Jonah Papesh Sara and Ross Wilson James Beckemeyer are passionate about giving. Together they raised over Charlene Janzen Edward and Judith Parken Terri Winnie Jeanine Becker $75,000, and will be spending this coming year partici- Mike Jenkins Margot Parker and Joel Spolin Christopher Wood Janet M. Beegan pating in awareness efforts on behalf of Larkin Street. Victoria and Tim Johns Don Pender Stacey Wueste Joyce and Joseph Behar 6 15 Elon Ginzburg John and Margaret McCracken Sarah Sparks Gerry B. Belling Karen J. Goelz Ellen McLean and Anthony Imhof, III James E. Spear Carolyn Betts Jonathan and Linda Gologorsky Kathryn K. McNeil Diane and Chris Spirandelli Alan Billingsley Kent Grubaugh Carolee and Terrence Mech Thomas and Giselle Sponholtz John Biscevic Jennifer and Gary Guerrero Barbara J. Meislin Jeanne Stovroff Richard and Rita Bohling Larkin Street Douglas Hanlin Teri DeRouchey Meyer Jennifer Sudbury Dale Boutiette Larry Alan Hashbarger Mr. and Mrs. Tony Milburn Daniel F. Sullivan Rena Bransten Libby and Craig Heimark Mindful Assets Barbara and Sandy Tatum Mark and Mary Brody Golf Tournament Jim and Pam Henry Paul R. Mohun and Courtney C. Mohun Scott E. and Carol L. Taylor Van Bui September 10, 2012 Carolyn and Chip Herman Steve Morris John F. Thistleton Michael A. Bulawit Dr. Charles J. Homcy Charitable Morgan and Allen Morton Laurie Thomas Eleanor and Bernard Burke Lake Merced Golf Club Foundation Tim Murray David and Diane Thompson Curtis Burr and Lisa Moscaret-Burr The 3rd Annual Larkin Street Golf Tournament was a huge James M. Illig and Larry Dotz Lisa Nahmanson and Sandra Steele Michele K. Trausch and Michael Slaughter John and Patricia Cahill success raising nearly $45,000 for Larkin Street. Thank you Dorothy and C. Bradford Jeffries Ira Naik Michelle Unruh Meghan Callinan City National Bank, Title Sponsor, and all sponsors and Debbie Jelilian Jeff Nanney Suzanne and Gene Valla Claudia Campbell golfers for their participation. Mrs. Katharine H. Johnson Richard D. Nelson Jerome and Mary Vascellaro Christopher and Kathleen Carpou Tim Jones and Fred Lessley Dennis Olivas Eryk Vershen Larry and Juana Carter Karen Jones-Mason and Daniel Mason Will and Julie Parish Rich Weingart Steven Cary Dan Joraanstad Faith in the Future of James C. Park Steve Weissman and Laura Mahanes CB Fund Horizons Foundation David Parker Charles B. Wilson and Frances Petrocelli Judy P. Chan Fazal Kaka Catherine Parkin and Moe Mitchell Mary Lou Wilson Ilene Chau Peggy and Edmund Kavounas Kara and John Parsons Steve Wissing Petra Chequer Kurt Keadle Christopher H. Pederson Alex Witherill Margaret Cimino Katherine E. Kelly Brynn and Galen Pewtherer William Wynn Wong Callie Coburn Kathryn and Richard Kimball Duane E. Phillips Ingrid Woods and Steve Cummings Susan Colman and Jonathan Blanding Nancy Kivelson and Tom Angstadt John and Amanda Pomeroy Brian Wyszynski Jennifer Colosi Brian Kliment Randy and Cynthia Pond David Bruce Young Elizabeth L. Colton Raymonde and Doug Kramlich Paula B. Pretlow T.G. Zimmerman Craig Copeland Karen Ku Edward Randolph Jeane Da Silva Cheryl La Franchi Lawrence A. Reh $250 to $499 Don Daves-Rougeaux Robert Landsness Alisha Render Anonymous (7) Mary Liz De Jong 2012 JPMorgan Chase Stacey Lawrence Rocket Fund for Equality of the Horizons Zachary Adams David and Jennifer DeGraaff Maribelle and Stephen Leavitt, Foundation Douglas P. Allen Greg and Michele DeRosa through the Simcha Foundation Abigayle Rosser Chris Armstrong and Lou Dangles Gregg Dillenbeck and Jamie Shauvin Corporate Challenge Joan and Evan Lewis George W. and Kate M. Rowe Fund The Employees of AT&T Services, Inc. Lee Dixon Benefiting Larkin Street Youth Services Whitney Lewis and Brian Golson Kathleen Ryan Steve Athanases Tom Drews September 12, 2012 Darin C. Little Bob Ryker Judy Austin John Lemoyne Ellicott Karen Long Sandeep Sandhu Darryl Babbitt Dorothy M. Evans Larkin Street ran in the 28th running of the JPMorgan Chase Corpo- Bill and Susanne Losch Steven Scarpa Sheila Baisley The Evind Family of San Francisco rate Challenge along with a sold-out crowd of 10,000 participants, Susan Lowenberg and Joyce Newstat Nathalie and William Schmicker Andrew and Kathy Barish Scott Faber all running 3.5 miles to benefit Larkin Street Youth Services. Michael MacBryde Abby and Gene Schnair Kerry Barrett Mansoor and Annette Farmanfarmaian Lydia and Van Maroevich Aaron C. Schwartz Marie Bartie Peter Farmer Linda Martin and Ruth Allen Stephanie Shields Alvin H. Baum, Jr. Roland and Lois Feller Maira Martinez Barbara Shipley and Paul Lamoreaux Ann Bauman Sarah Ferris Nestor Matthews and Brent West Rich Shrieve and Yvonne Don George E. Becker, M.D. Craige P. Flater and Gregory P. Brorby Alison and Michael Mauze Robert M. Smith Margaret McDonough Becker Cynthia and Bill Floyd Patricia A. McCaffrey Allison Sparks Bruce Bell Gail Foland 14 7 Linda Frey Lisa W. Maibach and John K. Yamaguchi Charlotte and George Shultz G. Steven and Kelli Burrill Ellen A. Friedman Steven Martel and Tim Aliviado John Simpson Ron and Sydney Bushman Kimberly Fullerton and Stephen Johnson Susan and Steven Masters Scott G. Smith Laurie Cameron Harold and Sheldon Furst Endowment James McBride Jeffrey Sosnaud and Jean Curran, M.D. Conrad J. Camit Paving the Way Fund Rebecca McCray Gary Stolzoff and Suzi Alexander Tina Caratan, CPA March 8, 2012 Gay Chemists Support Fund of Horizons Kate and Andy Mecca Robert Suehiro Dave Carniglia and Mary Claire Baker The Four Seasons Foundation Paulette Meyer and David Friedman Mark P. Swift Jonathan Carpenter Ernest and Judith Getto Michael D. Miller and Ronald Eastman Blake and Beth Thompson Antonio Casabat The 10th annual Paving the Way kicked off our 28th year at the Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco. Hosted by Michael Ginther and Jim O’Donnell Nancy Milliken, M.D. Lance Thomson John F. Casey special guests, former San Francisco 49ers Harris Barton and Ronnie Lott, the event was attended by over 350 Daniel F. Goodman, M.D. Erik Moe Karen Trilevsky Matt Casey community leaders and Larkin Street supporters and raised a record $650,000 to support Larkin Street. Jordan Graham Peter Muscat Terence H. Tsai Mr. Leslie Chard and Ms. Tanda Neundorf Mike Gupta Amanda L. Nelson Tuchman Training Systems Martin S. Checov and Timothy J. Bause Blake Hallanan and William Doyle Robert Newbold Kathy Valiasek Tammy Cheng “Our theme for Paving the Way 2012, On a Path to Independence, speaks to our commitment to our Michael and Julie Hennessey Stuart and Darcie Newton Edward J. Vicedo Francois Christen youth – to get them off the streets of San Francisco and give them a path to a positive future,” said Tom Holland and Sandra Carroll Konstantinos Nicolacakis Adrienne Q. Walker Dan Clifford and Linda Shih Phil Estes, former Larkin Street Board Chair. Winnifred and Bruce Homer-Smith David Nied Lynn Webb Bonnie Cohen The Honorable James Hormel David J. Nygren, Ph.D. James Weir Ken Coit The Horton Family Foundation Susan and William Oberndorf Weisman Foundation Michael W. Connolly Thank you to all of our sponsors, supporters and guests. Jane and Herman Howerton Michelle Pampin Scott W. Whitman Blaire and Bob Cooter Kimberley Hutchinson Travis and Lisa Pearson Douglas and Jane Wolf, Wolf Family Fund Juliane Cruz Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Isbell Cara Peck Linda Wood and Dave Sutton Colleen Curry Sarah Jaffe Sonya and James Peters Cynthia Yueng Erin and Richard Darwin Kelly A. Johnson Patty and Michael Phleger Arthur and Charlotte Zitrin Foundation Timothy G. Davenport Pete Johnson Perry Piazza Thomas L. Davis Dan, Rosemary, David, Dan and Philip D. Pitchford $500 to $999 Jessica Denecour Deborah Kaplan Christina Polischuk Anonymous (8) Frances A. Dillingham Jonathan and Marci Kaplan Brian M. Powers Paul and Laura Ackerman Employees of eBay Thomas R. Kearney Karen Quint Paul S. Almy Annie Ellicott David M. Kelly Adam Reilly Angela Alvarado Donald and Arian Ellis Noel Kidd Hope and Milton Righetti Jonathan Arnowitz Pat English and Vicki Ono Kurt King Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Cliff Atkinson Stephen Etter and Anne Schreiner David L. Kirp Richard H. Rosenbloom Eva Auchincloss Robin Evitts Carole and Henry Klyce Michele and John Ruskin Sandra Bagnatori Sarah Flanagan Stephen Koch and Kathryn Nyrop John Sanger Neil R. Balius Deborah and Keith Flye Michael S. Kwun and Francis and Karen Scarpulla Nick Bell Ben Fort and Katie Zack Sigrid Anderson-Kwun Amy L. Schioldager Ms. Cassandra Benjamin Raymond Fort, Jr. David LaHorgue Rachel and Matt Scholl Nina and Michael Berg Jeffrey Fraenkel and Alan Mark, Ross LaJeunesse Pamela and John Sebastian Danielle Bersen Fraenkel Gallery Debbie and Chris Lammers Beatrix Lazard Seidenberg and JoAnn and Jack Bertges Shirley and Roy Francies, Jr. Joq Lambda Lasner Fund of Horizons Michael Seidenberg Philip Berton Mr. and Mrs. James B. Frankel Foundation Mahla Shaghafi Matthew D. Birder Bina Galal Ann Laurenson Margaret Sheehan Mark and Lisa Brandin Michelle Gall Jean-Yves Lendormy Gerard Sheridan George Brandt and Maureen Blanc Jeff Garelick Chris M. Long and Pamela Dieckman The Sher-Right Fund Randy Breault Stanlee Gatti Ronnie and Karen Lott Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Sherwin Patricia Breuer Alison F. Geballe Connie and Bob Lurie Michelle and James Shorin Linda J. Brodzik Barbara and Ronald M. George Norma Foster Maddy Kelley Showen Sharon and Bob Burke Karin Gesster 8 13 July 2011 – June 2012 DONORS William Snider and Brian Cameron Doug Beeferman Arthur Albrecht, Esq. The 7th Annual Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards Wardell-Smith Family Fund Eve Bernstein and Alex Gersznowicz Angelo Aloisio May 30, 2012 INDIVIDUAL GIVING Lisa and Greg Wendt Judith Binsacca Thorsten Anderson The Westin St. Francis $100,000 and Greater Allison Wysocki Jeff Chartrand Barger Family Fund Eric T. and Maria G. Clothier Peter Bausch and Joyce Holland Anonymous The 7th Annual Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards celebrated the Lifetime Achievement The Connolly Family Keith Belling The Estate of John Douimbia $5,000 to $9,999 honoree and CFO of the Year finalists and winners. A sold-out crowd of over 550 local Rodrigo Dillon Ann Brennan Bosche Tim and Beth Emanuels Judith Avery business leaders attended the event that raised $450,000 in support Larkin Street. Richard C. Barker Jeffrey C. Freedman and Marie C. Boylan Barbara and John Boyle A special thank you to the 2012 Title Sponsors, Comerica Bank and Deloitte. $25,000 to $99,999 Burt and Barbara Foundation Kristina Gavello Ann and Ray Brown Susan and Sidney Goodwill Karen and Anton Bruehl Anonymous Ruth M. Collins Fund John D. Green Terry M. and Patricia F. Buckley Congratulations to the winners of the 2012 Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards. The Grossman Family Charitable Fund James Corbett Lisa and Scott Halsted Joanna Bueche and Timothy Pueyo Julie B. Harkins The Crown Family Alyssa and Jonathan Harris Pete Bullard and Andrew Ogus Winner, Hall of Fame, Lifetime Achievement Award Hopper-Dean Foundation Mary Lou Dorking Edward G. Harrison James and Kristin Burns Sharon McCollam, Retired Director, EVP, CFO, COO, Williams-Sonoma, Inc. William W. Jahnke Anita and George Feiger Thomas C. Hays and Mary Ann Hays John Busby The Estate of Michael O’Callaghan Dianne Feinstein and Richard Blum Winners of the 2012 Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards: Family Foundation Rick and Heather Callister Helen Steyer Guy and Lia Haskin Fernald Public Company with revenues above $500MM Barbara Hébert Gerald Campos John Whiting and Karon Stirling Michelle and Bob Friend Sydney Carey, TIBCO Software, Inc. Alicia and Philip Hammarskjold Adam H. Holt and Susanna Giles Holt Jim Canales and Jim McCann Public Company with revenues up to $500MM $10,000 to $24,999 Kelly Hawk and Brian Kusler Michael Hope Christine Carolan and Dave Janiszewski Patricia A. Hughes Steve Castle Kenneth Arola, Align Technology, Inc. Sherilyn Adams and Elaine Teoh Anne Hoecker Susan E. Hunter George Cogan and Fannie Allen Barbara and Gerson Bakar Gloria Hoppe Non-Public Company Paul A. Kaschube Susan and Peter Colby Harris Barton Gerald and Keiko Horkan Brian Mayhew, Metropolitan Transportation Commission Christina and John Keker Tyler Comann Chris and Jennifer Brahm Emily and Steve Janowsky Linda Kim Edward and Nancy Conner Emerging Company Marilyn and Bill Campbell Teke and Elizabeth Kelley Kathie and Dexter Lowry Dana Corvin and Harris Weinberg Kurt Amundson, GoPro Barbara Cannella Terry and Suzan Kramer Milt and Cindy McColl Carson Cox and Deborah Haase Bruce Colman Barry McCarthy Transformation Agent Kim Miller Tom and Jennifer Cunningham Jay Cuetara Leslie and Mac McQuown Douglas Bettinger, Avago Technologies Loretta and Mark Mullins Silvia Damen Charles A. DeMarzo Trust JaMel and Tom Perkins Ross Pasquale Charmaine C. Detweiler Non-Profit Organization Charlie and Leslie Dicke Family Foundation Fund Mark G. Petersen Grace and James Dignan D. Kemp Valentine, BRIDGE Housing Corporation Mark and Michelle Edmunds Laura Powell and Chuck Byce Anne and Martin Roher Patricia Swig Dinner Dana and Bob Emery Scott and Michelle Richards Elizabeth R. Shafer Chris Dupuy Nancy and Phil Estes Rodan Family Philanthropic Fund of Dina and Scott Smith Lee and Melissa Dutra Art and Barbara Fatum The Jewish Community Foundation Mary and Calvin Tilden Carolyn Duvall Marcia and John Goldman Philip Schlein Christine A. Tsingos Lawrence Dyer and Linda Killiam-Dyer Linda and Jon Gruber The Scorpio Rising Fund Gary P. Van Dyk Pam Earing and Jeffrey Thomas Nina Hatvany and Jonathan Kitchen Milt and Judy Seropan Jeanine Walters Liz Ecke Hoenigman Family Foundation Roselyne C. Swig Markus Watson, D.D.S. Jean and Richard Eckert Honey and Peter Johnson Elizabeth Levy Ward and Richard Ward Friends of Larkin Street 2nd Annual Gala Debra Wetherby Fund Susan L. Egan Debbie and Blake Jorgensen Carla Washington April 15, 2012 Charles J. Wibbelsman, M.D. Fred Emanuels Kevin Kachuck Victoria Willock, Willock Partners The Fairmont Hotel Wendy Will Francis and Noriko Enderle Mary Lester Diane B. Wilsey Jeanne and Mike Williams Renay and Michael Fanelli John and Kimberley Martinez Peggy and Lee Zeigler Friends of Larkin Street, a group of aspiring young philanthropists, hosted its John Windle and Chris Loker June Farmer and Soul Htite Sharon and Craig McCollam 2nd Annual Gala raising nearly $65,000 to benefit Larkin Street. Attended David B. Zenoff and Janet N. Hunter Astrid and Jim Flood Carla Oakley and Kevin McCarthy $2,500 to $4,999 by over 300 high profile young professionals and Larkin Street supporters, the Ronald and Barbara Francies Greg Pelling and Julie McLaughlin Anonymous (3) event boasted a silent auction followed by a live performance by popular 80’s $1,000 to $2,499 Carol L. Francis Mary M. Prchal Myrtle L. Atkinson Foundation cover band Notorious. Anonymous (6) Katherine Fraser and Steve Larson Nancy and Joachim Bechtle

9 12 Ways to Get Involved

Make a donation/ host a donation drive or event. Make a corporate matching gift donation. Make an in-kind donation . Include us in your planned giving and memorial gifts. Give a gift of stock.

Give Donate now online: www.larkinstreetyouth.org/donate

Attend or sponsor a Larkin Street event. Paving the Way Gala March 8, 2013 www.pavingthewaygala.com Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards June 5, 2013 www.cfoawards.org Larkin Street Golf Tournament

Attend September 16, 2013 Visit the events page for a full list of events at: www.larkinstreetyouth.org/events

For a few hours a month to a few hours every week Reach out to youth on the streets. Help support our Holiday programs for youth. Assist youth in one of our Larkin Street programs. Share your professional talents. Lead the charge on a gift or clothing drive. Help solicit in-kind or auction donations for events. Attend the next orientation: www.larkinstreetyouth.org/volunteer/ Email: [email protected] Call: (415) 673.9011 ext. 221 Volunteer

Take a tour, attend a youth graduation or come to a breakfast with our Executive Director to learn more about how we are serving youth and to see our programs in action. Take a Tour – at any time Celebrate at a Youth Graduation – monthly Attend a Breakfast with the Executive Director – quarterly Enjoy or host a Wine & Cheese Reception – throughout the year

Email: [email protected]

Learn Call: (415) 673.0911 ext. 301

10 11 Ways to Get Involved

Make a donation/ host a donation drive or event. Make a corporate matching gift donation. Make an in-kind donation . Include us in your planned giving and memorial gifts. Give a gift of stock.

Give Donate now online: www.larkinstreetyouth.org/donate

Attend or sponsor a Larkin Street event. Paving the Way Gala March 8, 2013 www.pavingthewaygala.com Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards June 5, 2013 www.cfoawards.org Larkin Street Golf Tournament

Attend September 16, 2013 Visit the events page for a full list of events at: www.larkinstreetyouth.org/events

For a few hours a month to a few hours every week Reach out to youth on the streets. Help support our Holiday programs for youth. Assist youth in one of our Larkin Street programs. Share your professional talents. Lead the charge on a gift or clothing drive. Help solicit in-kind or auction donations for events. Attend the next orientation: www.larkinstreetyouth.org/volunteer/ Email: [email protected] Call: (415) 673.9011 ext. 221 Volunteer

Take a tour, attend a youth graduation or come to a breakfast with our Executive Director to learn more about how we are serving youth and to see our programs in action. Take a Tour – at any time Celebrate at a Youth Graduation – monthly Attend a Breakfast with the Executive Director – quarterly Enjoy or host a Wine & Cheese Reception – throughout the year

Email: [email protected]

Learn Call: (415) 673.0911 ext. 301

10 11 July 2011 – June 2012 DONORS William Snider and Brian Cameron Doug Beeferman Arthur Albrecht, Esq. The 7th Annual Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards Wardell-Smith Family Fund Eve Bernstein and Alex Gersznowicz Angelo Aloisio May 30, 2012 INDIVIDUAL GIVING Lisa and Greg Wendt Judith Binsacca Thorsten Anderson The Westin St. Francis $100,000 and Greater Allison Wysocki Jeff Chartrand Barger Family Fund Eric T. and Maria G. Clothier Peter Bausch and Joyce Holland Anonymous The 7th Annual Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards celebrated the Lifetime Achievement The Connolly Family Keith Belling The Estate of John Douimbia $5,000 to $9,999 honoree and CFO of the Year finalists and winners. A sold-out crowd of over 550 local Rodrigo Dillon Ann Brennan Bosche Tim and Beth Emanuels Judith Avery business leaders attended the event that raised $450,000 in support Larkin Street. Richard C. Barker Jeffrey C. Freedman and Marie C. Boylan Barbara and John Boyle A special thank you to the 2012 Title Sponsors, Comerica Bank and Deloitte. $25,000 to $99,999 Burt and Barbara Foundation Kristina Gavello Ann and Ray Brown Susan and Sidney Goodwill Karen and Anton Bruehl Anonymous Ruth M. Collins Fund John D. Green Terry M. and Patricia F. Buckley Congratulations to the winners of the 2012 Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards. The Grossman Family Charitable Fund James Corbett Lisa and Scott Halsted Joanna Bueche and Timothy Pueyo Julie B. Harkins The Crown Family Alyssa and Jonathan Harris Pete Bullard and Andrew Ogus Winner, Hall of Fame, Lifetime Achievement Award Hopper-Dean Foundation Mary Lou Dorking Edward G. Harrison James and Kristin Burns Sharon McCollam, Retired Director, EVP, CFO, COO, Williams-Sonoma, Inc. William W. Jahnke Anita and George Feiger Thomas C. Hays and Mary Ann Hays John Busby The Estate of Michael O’Callaghan Dianne Feinstein and Richard Blum Winners of the 2012 Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards: Family Foundation Rick and Heather Callister Helen Steyer Guy and Lia Haskin Fernald Public Company with revenues above $500MM Barbara Hébert Gerald Campos John Whiting and Karon Stirling Michelle and Bob Friend Sydney Carey, TIBCO Software, Inc. Alicia and Philip Hammarskjold Adam H. Holt and Susanna Giles Holt Jim Canales and Jim McCann Public Company with revenues up to $500MM $10,000 to $24,999 Kelly Hawk and Brian Kusler Michael Hope Christine Carolan and Dave Janiszewski Patricia A. Hughes Steve Castle Kenneth Arola, Align Technology, Inc. Sherilyn Adams and Elaine Teoh Anne Hoecker Susan E. Hunter George Cogan and Fannie Allen Barbara and Gerson Bakar Gloria Hoppe Non-Public Company Paul A. Kaschube Susan and Peter Colby Harris Barton Gerald and Keiko Horkan Brian Mayhew, Metropolitan Transportation Commission Christina and John Keker Tyler Comann Chris and Jennifer Brahm Emily and Steve Janowsky Linda Kim Edward and Nancy Conner Emerging Company Marilyn and Bill Campbell Teke and Elizabeth Kelley Kathie and Dexter Lowry Dana Corvin and Harris Weinberg Kurt Amundson, GoPro Barbara Cannella Terry and Suzan Kramer Milt and Cindy McColl Carson Cox and Deborah Haase Bruce Colman Barry McCarthy Transformation Agent Kim Miller Tom and Jennifer Cunningham Jay Cuetara Leslie and Mac McQuown Douglas Bettinger, Avago Technologies Loretta and Mark Mullins Silvia Damen Charles A. DeMarzo Trust JaMel and Tom Perkins Ross Pasquale Charmaine C. Detweiler Non-Profit Organization Charlie and Leslie Dicke Family Foundation Fund Mark G. Petersen Grace and James Dignan D. Kemp Valentine, BRIDGE Housing Corporation Mark and Michelle Edmunds Laura Powell and Chuck Byce Anne and Martin Roher Patricia Swig Dinner Dana and Bob Emery Scott and Michelle Richards Elizabeth R. Shafer Chris Dupuy Nancy and Phil Estes Rodan Family Philanthropic Fund of Dina and Scott Smith Lee and Melissa Dutra Art and Barbara Fatum The Jewish Community Foundation Mary and Calvin Tilden Carolyn Duvall Marcia and John Goldman Philip Schlein Christine A. Tsingos Lawrence Dyer and Linda Killiam-Dyer Linda and Jon Gruber The Scorpio Rising Fund Gary P. Van Dyk Pam Earing and Jeffrey Thomas Nina Hatvany and Jonathan Kitchen Milt and Judy Seropan Jeanine Walters Liz Ecke Hoenigman Family Foundation Roselyne C. Swig Markus Watson, D.D.S. Jean and Richard Eckert Honey and Peter Johnson Elizabeth Levy Ward and Richard Ward Friends of Larkin Street 2nd Annual Gala Debra Wetherby Fund Susan L. Egan Debbie and Blake Jorgensen Carla Washington April 15, 2012 Charles J. Wibbelsman, M.D. Fred Emanuels Kevin Kachuck Victoria Willock, Willock Partners The Fairmont Hotel Wendy Will Francis and Noriko Enderle Mary Lester Diane B. Wilsey Jeanne and Mike Williams Renay and Michael Fanelli John and Kimberley Martinez Peggy and Lee Zeigler Friends of Larkin Street, a group of aspiring young philanthropists, hosted its John Windle and Chris Loker June Farmer and Soul Htite Sharon and Craig McCollam 2nd Annual Gala raising nearly $65,000 to benefit Larkin Street. Attended David B. Zenoff and Janet N. Hunter Astrid and Jim Flood Carla Oakley and Kevin McCarthy $2,500 to $4,999 by over 300 high profile young professionals and Larkin Street supporters, the Ronald and Barbara Francies Greg Pelling and Julie McLaughlin Anonymous (3) event boasted a silent auction followed by a live performance by popular 80’s $1,000 to $2,499 Carol L. Francis Mary M. Prchal Myrtle L. Atkinson Foundation cover band Notorious. Anonymous (6) Katherine Fraser and Steve Larson Nancy and Joachim Bechtle

9 12 Linda Frey Lisa W. Maibach and John K. Yamaguchi Charlotte and George Shultz G. Steven and Kelli Burrill Ellen A. Friedman Steven Martel and Tim Aliviado John Simpson Ron and Sydney Bushman Kimberly Fullerton and Stephen Johnson Susan and Steven Masters Scott G. Smith Laurie Cameron Harold and Sheldon Furst Endowment James McBride Jeffrey Sosnaud and Jean Curran, M.D. Conrad J. Camit Paving the Way Fund Rebecca McCray Gary Stolzoff and Suzi Alexander Tina Caratan, CPA March 8, 2012 Gay Chemists Support Fund of Horizons Kate and Andy Mecca Robert Suehiro Dave Carniglia and Mary Claire Baker The Four Seasons Foundation Paulette Meyer and David Friedman Mark P. Swift Jonathan Carpenter Ernest and Judith Getto Michael D. Miller and Ronald Eastman Blake and Beth Thompson Antonio Casabat The 10th annual Paving the Way kicked off our 28th year at the Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco. Hosted by Michael Ginther and Jim O’Donnell Nancy Milliken, M.D. Lance Thomson John F. Casey special guests, former San Francisco 49ers Harris Barton and Ronnie Lott, the event was attended by over 350 Daniel F. Goodman, M.D. Erik Moe Karen Trilevsky Matt Casey community leaders and Larkin Street supporters and raised a record $650,000 to support Larkin Street. Jordan Graham Peter Muscat Terence H. Tsai Mr. Leslie Chard and Ms. Tanda Neundorf Mike Gupta Amanda L. Nelson Tuchman Training Systems Martin S. Checov and Timothy J. Bause Blake Hallanan and William Doyle Robert Newbold Kathy Valiasek Tammy Cheng “Our theme for Paving the Way 2012, On a Path to Independence, speaks to our commitment to our Michael and Julie Hennessey Stuart and Darcie Newton Edward J. Vicedo Francois Christen youth – to get them off the streets of San Francisco and give them a path to a positive future,” said Tom Holland and Sandra Carroll Konstantinos Nicolacakis Adrienne Q. Walker Dan Clifford and Linda Shih Phil Estes, former Larkin Street Board Chair. Winnifred and Bruce Homer-Smith David Nied Lynn Webb Bonnie Cohen The Honorable James Hormel David J. Nygren, Ph.D. James Weir Ken Coit The Horton Family Foundation Susan and William Oberndorf Weisman Foundation Michael W. Connolly Thank you to all of our sponsors, supporters and guests. Jane and Herman Howerton Michelle Pampin Scott W. Whitman Blaire and Bob Cooter Kimberley Hutchinson Travis and Lisa Pearson Douglas and Jane Wolf, Wolf Family Fund Juliane Cruz Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Isbell Cara Peck Linda Wood and Dave Sutton Colleen Curry Sarah Jaffe Sonya and James Peters Cynthia Yueng Erin and Richard Darwin Kelly A. Johnson Patty and Michael Phleger Arthur and Charlotte Zitrin Foundation Timothy G. Davenport Pete Johnson Perry Piazza Thomas L. Davis Dan, Rosemary, David, Dan and Philip D. Pitchford $500 to $999 Jessica Denecour Deborah Kaplan Christina Polischuk Anonymous (8) Frances A. Dillingham Jonathan and Marci Kaplan Brian M. Powers Paul and Laura Ackerman Employees of eBay Thomas R. Kearney Karen Quint Paul S. Almy Annie Ellicott David M. Kelly Adam Reilly Angela Alvarado Donald and Arian Ellis Noel Kidd Hope and Milton Righetti Jonathan Arnowitz Pat English and Vicki Ono Kurt King Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Cliff Atkinson Stephen Etter and Anne Schreiner David L. Kirp Richard H. Rosenbloom Eva Auchincloss Robin Evitts Carole and Henry Klyce Michele and John Ruskin Sandra Bagnatori Sarah Flanagan Stephen Koch and Kathryn Nyrop John Sanger Neil R. Balius Deborah and Keith Flye Michael S. Kwun and Francis and Karen Scarpulla Nick Bell Ben Fort and Katie Zack Sigrid Anderson-Kwun Amy L. Schioldager Ms. Cassandra Benjamin Raymond Fort, Jr. David LaHorgue Rachel and Matt Scholl Nina and Michael Berg Jeffrey Fraenkel and Alan Mark, Ross LaJeunesse Pamela and John Sebastian Danielle Bersen Fraenkel Gallery Debbie and Chris Lammers Beatrix Lazard Seidenberg and JoAnn and Jack Bertges Shirley and Roy Francies, Jr. Joq Lambda Lasner Fund of Horizons Michael Seidenberg Philip Berton Mr. and Mrs. James B. Frankel Foundation Mahla Shaghafi Matthew D. Birder Bina Galal Ann Laurenson Margaret Sheehan Mark and Lisa Brandin Michelle Gall Jean-Yves Lendormy Gerard Sheridan George Brandt and Maureen Blanc Jeff Garelick Chris M. Long and Pamela Dieckman The Sher-Right Fund Randy Breault Stanlee Gatti Ronnie and Karen Lott Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Sherwin Patricia Breuer Alison F. Geballe Connie and Bob Lurie Michelle and James Shorin Linda J. Brodzik Barbara and Ronald M. George Norma Foster Maddy Kelley Showen Sharon and Bob Burke Karin Gesster 8 13 Elon Ginzburg John and Margaret McCracken Sarah Sparks Gerry B. Belling Karen J. Goelz Ellen McLean and Anthony Imhof, III James E. Spear Carolyn Betts Jonathan and Linda Gologorsky Kathryn K. McNeil Diane and Chris Spirandelli Alan Billingsley Kent Grubaugh Carolee and Terrence Mech Thomas and Giselle Sponholtz John Biscevic Jennifer and Gary Guerrero Barbara J. Meislin Jeanne Stovroff Richard and Rita Bohling Larkin Street Douglas Hanlin Teri DeRouchey Meyer Jennifer Sudbury Dale Boutiette Larry Alan Hashbarger Mr. and Mrs. Tony Milburn Daniel F. Sullivan Rena Bransten Libby and Craig Heimark Mindful Assets Barbara and Sandy Tatum Mark and Mary Brody Golf Tournament Jim and Pam Henry Paul R. Mohun and Courtney C. Mohun Scott E. and Carol L. Taylor Van Bui September 10, 2012 Carolyn and Chip Herman Steve Morris John F. Thistleton Michael A. Bulawit Dr. Charles J. Homcy Charitable Morgan and Allen Morton Laurie Thomas Eleanor and Bernard Burke Lake Merced Golf Club Foundation Tim Murray David and Diane Thompson Curtis Burr and Lisa Moscaret-Burr The 3rd Annual Larkin Street Golf Tournament was a huge James M. Illig and Larry Dotz Lisa Nahmanson and Sandra Steele Michele K. Trausch and Michael Slaughter John and Patricia Cahill success raising nearly $45,000 for Larkin Street. Thank you Dorothy and C. Bradford Jeffries Ira Naik Michelle Unruh Meghan Callinan City National Bank, Title Sponsor, and all sponsors and Debbie Jelilian Jeff Nanney Suzanne and Gene Valla Claudia Campbell golfers for their participation. Mrs. Katharine H. Johnson Richard D. Nelson Jerome and Mary Vascellaro Christopher and Kathleen Carpou Tim Jones and Fred Lessley Dennis Olivas Eryk Vershen Larry and Juana Carter Karen Jones-Mason and Daniel Mason Will and Julie Parish Rich Weingart Steven Cary Dan Joraanstad Faith in the Future of James C. Park Steve Weissman and Laura Mahanes CB Fund Horizons Foundation David Parker Charles B. Wilson and Frances Petrocelli Judy P. Chan Fazal Kaka Catherine Parkin and Moe Mitchell Mary Lou Wilson Ilene Chau Peggy and Edmund Kavounas Kara and John Parsons Steve Wissing Petra Chequer Kurt Keadle Christopher H. Pederson Alex Witherill Margaret Cimino Katherine E. Kelly Brynn and Galen Pewtherer William Wynn Wong Callie Coburn Kathryn and Richard Kimball Duane E. Phillips Ingrid Woods and Steve Cummings Susan Colman and Jonathan Blanding Nancy Kivelson and Tom Angstadt John and Amanda Pomeroy Brian Wyszynski Jennifer Colosi Brian Kliment Randy and Cynthia Pond David Bruce Young Elizabeth L. Colton Raymonde and Doug Kramlich Paula B. Pretlow T.G. Zimmerman Craig Copeland Karen Ku Edward Randolph Jeane Da Silva Cheryl La Franchi Lawrence A. Reh $250 to $499 Don Daves-Rougeaux Robert Landsness Alisha Render Anonymous (7) Mary Liz De Jong 2012 JPMorgan Chase Stacey Lawrence Rocket Fund for Equality of the Horizons Zachary Adams David and Jennifer DeGraaff Maribelle and Stephen Leavitt, Foundation Douglas P. Allen Greg and Michele DeRosa through the Simcha Foundation Abigayle Rosser Chris Armstrong and Lou Dangles Gregg Dillenbeck and Jamie Shauvin Corporate Challenge Joan and Evan Lewis George W. and Kate M. Rowe Fund The Employees of AT&T Services, Inc. Lee Dixon Benefiting Larkin Street Youth Services Whitney Lewis and Brian Golson Kathleen Ryan Steve Athanases Tom Drews September 12, 2012 Darin C. Little Bob Ryker Judy Austin John Lemoyne Ellicott Karen Long Sandeep Sandhu Darryl Babbitt Dorothy M. Evans Larkin Street ran in the 28th running of the JPMorgan Chase Corpo- Bill and Susanne Losch Steven Scarpa Sheila Baisley The Evind Family of San Francisco rate Challenge along with a sold-out crowd of 10,000 participants, Susan Lowenberg and Joyce Newstat Nathalie and William Schmicker Andrew and Kathy Barish Scott Faber all running 3.5 miles to benefit Larkin Street Youth Services. Michael MacBryde Abby and Gene Schnair Kerry Barrett Mansoor and Annette Farmanfarmaian Lydia and Van Maroevich Aaron C. Schwartz Marie Bartie Peter Farmer Linda Martin and Ruth Allen Stephanie Shields Alvin H. Baum, Jr. Roland and Lois Feller Maira Martinez Barbara Shipley and Paul Lamoreaux Ann Bauman Sarah Ferris Nestor Matthews and Brent West Rich Shrieve and Yvonne Don George E. Becker, M.D. Craige P. Flater and Gregory P. Brorby Alison and Michael Mauze Robert M. Smith Margaret McDonough Becker Cynthia and Bill Floyd Patricia A. McCaffrey Allison Sparks Bruce Bell Gail Foland 14 7 Cornelia Foster Jay and Claire Johnston Kim Perdikou Jay-Dee Yu-Cote Team Larkin Street On behalf of Larkin Street and the youth, thank you and Lauren and Mark French Eileen and Ken Jones Richard A. Petit Lisa Zimmerman Running and Fundraising Team Sorelle A. Friedler Erica Jordan Jeri Pierson July 29, 2012 congratulations to the Team Larkin Street members: Abe and Jennifer Friedman Mary Jung Julia Popowitz $100 to $249 San Francisco Half Marathon Kathe and Dan Friel Catharine and John Kalin Susan Porter Anonymous (31) Jessie Gertz Stacy R. Kamin William Primozic Sy Aal Kate Black Hydeh Ghaffari Lisa and David Kaplan Douglas Rayner Daniel S. Abrams Odette M. Go Niranjan Karnik Terry Rolleri Dori Acampora Larkin Street and coach Marathon Matt Alexandra Holton Kevin R. Gogin and Daniel McPherson Stephen Kaus and Melissa Havilan Kyle Roslyn and Mat Mullen Barbara J. Ageno kicked off the sixth year of the Team Larkin Mark Goldstein Elizabeth W. King Michael and Doris Rudolph Harley K. Aguillon Laura Lammers Stephen B. Goldstein Jeremy Koch Jeff Ryan Matthew C. Alber Street running and fundraising program. Mark J. Gooder Nina Ladow Patrick Ryan Alexandria J. Albers Eight community members and Larkin Martha Mar Hilary Gordon and Michael Blumlein Michael D. Lampen Gregory J. Ryken J. S. Allegretti Street staff conquered 13.1 miles in the Kathleen Gorman Gina Larkin Lois Sangster Lina Alvarez San Francisco Half Marathon and raised Irene Morrison Kay Sprinkel Grace Meghan LaTorre Andrea and Richard Scheve Keith R. Alward, Ph.D. Robert and Susan Green David Lewis Charles Seaman Jody and Karl Amrhein $16,000. Benjamin Nelsen Richard and Lorrie Greene Rhoda Longhenry Stacy L. Shamberger Carl Anderson Todd Greenhalgh Mario Lopez George W. Shardlow John Anderson On behalf of Larkin Street and the youth, Janell Tryon Ann Goggins Gregory Janet Luck and Stephen Kealhofer Judy and Wylie Sheldon Lee Anderson thank you and congratulations to the Team Irma M. Grieve Hon Luu Kasi Sheridan Margot Antonetty Ines Vaniman Richard Grotch and Erika Pardo Siesel and Howard Maibach In Memory of Skye Silverman 1972-2002 Karly Aparicio Larkin Street members: Leslie R. Guggenheim Susan and Philip Marineau Kelly and Edward Simpson Jenny Appel James W. Haas John L. Martin Praveen Sinha Nicole and Fred Aron Brian Hadaway Caroline Matthews Mark Smallwood and Taffy Everts Mitchell Ashley Katherine Dehart Hale Kristen McCulloch Mary and Will Spence Edward Atkinson William D. Hardie Kirk McKenzie Chinar and Ryan Starck Christine Aylward Brian D. Hardwick Kevin McLean Sara Steingart Victoria Bailey Greg Hargrove Martin McMahon Jack Stephenson Stan and Mary Baker The San Francisco Social Dorothy Harkavy Justin McSharry Jan Woodward Stevenson Colleen Bal Laura Heffron Christopher Meehan and Mary Ann Koory Margaret A. Stevenson Peter and Noriko Balint Benefiting Larkin Street Kara Helander Adam Melenkivitz Rob Stoeckmann Richard and Mary Barber Paul Hendry John and Betsy Mell Michele and Richard Stratton Gary Barg and Ross Jackson Youth Services Dana Hermansen Jane Miller Jaap Suermondt Ryan Barnes November 10, 2012 Alan Herzig John D. Mitchell Gary Sullivan and Timothy Lynn William Barnes The Fairmont Hotel Stephen J. Hohenrieder Sara Morradian Teresa J. Thomas Heather Barondess and Jesse Byler John N. Honchariw Laurence and Jennifer Morgan Christopher Tilley Pamela and Douglas Barry Heather R. Hopfer Susan Moy Karl G. Trass Cheryl Barth and Tom McCurdie On November 10, 2012 the San Francisco Social Douglas Horngrad William L. Nagle Dyann Tresenfeld Kirsten Bartok hosted their 7th annual fundraising gala, which this Frank W. Horst Naomi Nakashima, M.D. Ted van der Linden Jerome Barulich year benefitted Larkin Street Youth Services. The gala; Lisa Horton Mary Nicholson John Vogel and Anthony Berno Oguz Basarir and Peggy Duvette George H. and Leslie P. Hume Brad and Judy O’Brien Lucy Wang Neill Bassi with dancing, libations, and a silent auction, attracted Callum Hutchins Daniel O’Rielly and Margaret Metz Michelle C. Wells Neal Battersby a crowd of over 500 young and hip party-goers who Robert Ishii William and Caroline Orrick Lynn and Peter Wendell Jeffrey Beall Christopher Isidro Jonah Papesh Sara and Ross Wilson James Beckemeyer are passionate about giving. Together they raised over Charlene Janzen Edward and Judith Parken Terri Winnie Jeanine Becker $75,000, and will be spending this coming year partici- Mike Jenkins Margot Parker and Joel Spolin Christopher Wood Janet M. Beegan pating in awareness efforts on behalf of Larkin Street. Victoria and Tim Johns Don Pender Stacey Wueste Joyce and Joseph Behar 6 15 Scott Bennion Marie Carr Joseph DeBlasio Betsy and James Flack Courtney Bensen Scott Case Carlin Decato and Ramana Rao Conor Flaherty Community Involvement Barbara F. Bentley Mary Rose Cassa Yvette Deen Francoise G. Fleishhacker Prof. R. Joseph Berard Kathryn Cavanaugh D.A. Defreese Vicki and David Fleishhacker Volunteers Raoul Berman Sabrina Cecchini Frank DelGrosso Stephen Follansbee and Richard Wolitz As a community-based nonprofit organization, Larkin Street Youth Services depends upon the Alison M. Berndt Craig M. Chamberlain Lara C. DellaRocca and James Erwig Jon Fos support and input of the community for its success. Volunteerism is a vital part of that support. Max Bernstein and Karen Robbins Sheree Chambers Diane DeLonzor Andrew Foster Whether they are cooking meals, tutoring, sorting donations or helping us to beautify a space Jean L. Bertrand and Anthony B. Leuin Patrick Chammas Burk Delventhal Jason Fournier John Black Scott Chapman Simone Derayeh James Fousekis for our youth, volunteers are an integral part of everything that happens at Larkin Street. The Martha J. Black Marcia Charles-Mo and Douglas Mo Gretchen and Peter Detre Susan Fraimow-Wong energy, creativity, time, and passion they bring supplements Larkin Street’s ability to provide Richard C. Blaska John M. Charnon Terrence and Heidi Deveau Laura Frame and Charlie M. Ferguson high-quality comprehensive services for our youth, and we are truly grateful for this support. Steven Blumlein and Arlyne Charlip Kay and Robert Cheatham Eric Dew Robert Freidenberg Nadine Boffi Larry Chiang Sharon Dezurick Janet and Verlan Gabrielson July 2011– June 2012 Volunteer Support Debra Bok Maelin and Chau-Chun Chien Jan Dickinson Sally Greer Galway Harald Borrmann Avery and Jane Chope William C. Diebel Jennifer Garland Program Volunteers 85 Richard A. Bosch Madeline Chun and John Farnkopf Stephanie DiMarco and Jim Harleen Noni Garner Holiday Volunteers 107 Madeleine Boshart Deniz Civay Michael Dobo Thomas and Nancy Garvey Group Volunteers 760 Rhab Boughn Mike Clark and Arlene Waksberg William Donahoe and M. Kristin Klein Jennifer Lynn Gee Dione Bowers Amelia Clay Cynthia R. Dorfman Kathleen Geisse Total Volunteers 814 John and Lisa Boydstun Geraldine J. Clifford Nancy and Jack Doty Jerome Geller Total Volunteer Hours 19,540 John Boynton Valerie Collett Josie Drake Michelle A. Gerber Nika Brady George and Jane Collier Benjamin Draper Gregg Gerst Jerome Braun Cecilia Colombetti John Drum, Jr. Douglas Gibson, Jr. Steven Braunstein Ray and Monica Conrady Bruce Dugstad John Gilliland and Eric Pfeiffer Joanne M. Braxton Matthew Cook Paul Dunn William Glass Ellen and Andrew Brengman Erica Cook-Threat Nathaniel Durbin Andrea Godbout Leona Bridges Nancy and Tyler Coon Lori Dutcher Howard Gold Roberta Britting Dan D. Cooper Kenneth Ebbitt Constance and Paul Goldsmith Gregory P. Broome Krista Cosner Mark R. Eggleston Mark and Christine Gonzalves Community and Corporate Volunteer Groups Cabot Brown Michele and Matt Cost Diane Ehrensaft, Ph.D. Adrian Gordon We thank the following companies and groups for their time and dedication: Owen and Alison Brown Maureen and David Costello Joseph Ehrman III Mary L. Gorman Academy of Art University Google Bernice Brunswig John C. Couch Aline and Philip Elicagaray Jaclyn Grant Adobe Systems, Inc. GSC Logistics Marian Buckhart Peggy Crawford and Bruce Scharschmidt Barbara and Roy Endlich Gerard Granucci Alexander Group JPMorgan Chase & Company Peter Bull Gabor Cselle Peter and Alison Engel Doris W. Grau American Montessori Society Levi Strauss & Co. Diane Burgess and Jonathan Redding Adam Culley Scott Engelman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Greene American University LinkedIn Natalie Burigin James Cunniff Joseph and Cheryl Engle Lauren Pressman Greenfield Aperian Global Pottery Barn Sheana W. Butler Mariano Curat David Epstein Barbara Gregoratos and Bain and Company PwC Andrzej Byczko Katalin Czegledi Carolyn Eriksson Jeffrey Brandstetter Banana Republic Room and Board Lewis Byington Rita da Luz Don Eugene Mary and Daniel Gregory Burrill & Co. Salesforce Elizabeth S. Bykoff Gretta and Rodney D’Acquisto Anne Evans Zane Gresham and Carol J. Robinson CBS Interactive San Francisco State, Alpha Phi Omega John Calcagni Jacquelyne Damato Jonathan Falik Neil Griffith Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. SF Reality Melissa Callison Lawrence Dan Catherine Farrell Christopher Gross Current TV Triage Consulting Jane Calvani Myles Danielson Jim and Catherine Farrell Mark Gudaitis Deloitte & Touche USA LLP University of North Carolina Ray Cannon and John Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dantzler Henry Fee, M.D. Carmine and Wendy Guerro Demand Force USF MBA program Aurele and Paul Carlat Stephanie and Chris Dauer Roshan Fernandes Marsha and Ralph Guggenheim Gap, Inc. Wilson West Amber Carlson Barbara Davi Lisa Filler Robin Guido Genentech Wix Andrew Carpentier Anthony De Natale Pam Polite Fisco and Dennis Fisco Haydar Haba GlaskoSmithKline Vaccines

16 5 Sara Haber Natalie Hummert Carole Kornblum Jean L. Mar Knowledge Leadership Ms. Andrea Hacker Matthew Humphrey Bill and Anita Kramer Cindy Marin Joyce Hairston Laurie Hunter and Jonathan MacQuitty Steve Kramer Chris and Bill Marks Marissa Halbrecht Patricia Hunter Jim Kreissman Anne Mars Larkin Street extends impact beyond the youth that we serve within programs through our commitment to knowledge sharing and thought dissemination. The Carlyn Halde Rich Hurst Mark Kroll Susan Martin goals are to contribute to the evidence base of service providers to influence best practices in service delivery and to educate policymakers in order to impact Kelly R. Hall Crosby Hyde Belle Krumholz Kristen Mary the development of sound public policy related to homeless youth. This is achieved through various activities including publications, presentations, training, Colby Hallen Karen C. Inaba Jeffrey S. Kuhn Scott Mataya technical assistance, and advocacy. Douglas E. Haller Christopher Inverarity Nancy and Lory Lacsamana Gregg Mattner Marian Halley Michael Irschick Susan and Charles Lakatos George Mauze Conference Presentations Jack F. Hamilton Dawn and Michael Isaacs Karen L. Landau Alice and Fraser McAlpine Last year Larkin Street presented at 10 professional conferences across the United States. Topics included program models for homeless youth, program Anna Hamilton-Manns Patricia Ito Kelly and Kaitlyn Landers Sean E. McBride evaluation, youth leadership, and youth workforce development. Judith Hanks Lucy Jacobs Wendy and Dan Langley Mac McClelland and Nancy Crolius Michael Harris and Becca Foster Emily Jarosz William and Patricia Langley John A. McCormick Selected Conferences Lori Harrison Paula Jesson Amy Lauer Laura McCrea and Robert Ragucci Daniel N. Hartdegen Chelsea Johnson Quyen Boi Le Elizabeth A. McDonald National Conference on Ending Homelessness: Evidence-Based Practices for Serving Runaway and Homeless Youth Arlene Hartsock and John W. Neal, Jr. Marta S. Johnson Olson and Nancy Lee Derek M. McGreal Eric Harvieux Ragina Johnson Niki Leondakis John and Melissa McIlwain Beyond Housing - A National Conversation on Child Homelessness and Poverty: Beyond Barriers - A Harm Reduction Approach to Housing Peter and Cheryl Hauslein Anders Jones David W. Lerner Deena Lynn McKelvey National Association of Workforce Development Professionals Annual Conference: Let’s Work Together - Creative Employment and Workforce Randy J. Heinz Julie A. Jones and Carl Espe Alan W. Leung Martha D. McKenna Collaborations between Government Programs, Private Industries, and Youth Agencies Annika Held Judy and Greg Jorgensen Patrick Leung Patrick McKenna Ron Heller Wilhelm H. Joseph, Jr. Carly Levin James Meenaghan Taking Action Conference: S.M.A.R.T Goal Setting: Youth Advocacy Power Barbara and Hugh Hempill Sandy Joung Robert S. Levy Annette Mello and Marcus Jager James Hendriksen and Terisa Chaw Robin Joy Duncan Ley Foroozan Memari John P. Henry Pamela Jue John Leys Emily Metcalf Publications Brad and Elisabeth Henske Sheri Kahn Edward F. and Peggy S. Libby Karen V. Metz Youth Homelessness in San Francisco: 2011 Report on Incidence and Needs, is an annual publication that provides an overview of the incidence Jack Herr Michael Kaney Steve Lichtenberg and Betsy S. Aubrey Julie Metzger of youth homelessness in San Francisco, the needs of the population, and Larkin Street’s response. Kevin Hickey Brigitte Kanter Noah Lichtenstein Tahl Milburn Richard N. Hill and Nancy Lundeen Beth Katz Stephen and Jaynie Lilley Roger Miles Strategies to Prevent Youth Homelessness provides an overview of the root causes of youth homelessness and policy recommendations to prevent Elaine A. Hilp Evan Kavanagh Donna Linden Howard J. and Eleanor W. Miller youth homelessness. Suzanne Hingel Mairead Kavanagh Agneta Lindman Judith W. and Walter Miller Megan Hitchner Gary Kebbel and Kenneth Mason Ann Wadsworth Liuzza Michael A. Millman Peter Ho Kathleen M. Keene Carol and Barry Livingston Phylis Mills Community Building and Technical Assistance Dan Hodapp and Peggy Da Silva Mark Keleher Gina P. Lopez, M.D. Steve Minkoff Larkin Street contributed to the development of the youth services field through the provision of 23 trainings to other services providers regarding our integrat- Ashley Hoffmann and K. C. Corkery Allison Kelley Karla Lopez Phillip W. Moffitt ed model of care for homeless youth, nonprofit management, and organizational development. In addition there were 27 community based presentations on a Susan Hogeland Daniel Kellmereit Charles M. Louderback Osama N. Mogannam range of subject areas including developing housing projects for homeless youth, building service coalitions, and the disproportionate representation of LGBTQ George Holmes Andrea Kendrick Marcus Lovingood David Monks youth among the homeless population. Lorraine and Victor Honig Susan Ketcham and Anne Casscells Kaitlin Lurmann Susan and John Monson Todd Hopkins Michael Kieschnick Rod MacGregor Cristina M. Morgan Carol Shanks House Cynthia Kilroy Sheila Mackay Barbara Morgen Policy and Advocacy Mary K. Howard Alannah Kinser Paul Maestre John and Adela Mori Larkin Street representatives participate in various workgroups, committees, and tasks forces to advocate on behalf of homeless youth. These are some of Don Howerton Lynn Kirshbaum Madeleine Mahaney Dave Morris the groups participated in over the last year: Michael Hoy Gene Klein Julie Main Mary and Dale Morrison Jordan Hudson Kay Klumb Lissa Maldonado Milton J. Mosk California Homeless Youth Project (HYP) Advisory Council Nick Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Gerald and Rosette Koch Susan and Jay Mall Sarah J. Moss San Francisco Transitional Age Youth Executive Directors Network Melissa Hughes Joanne and Richard Koch William T. Manierre Catherine Munson San Francisco Human Services Network Sonja and Edward Huie Gerald W. Kohr Cheryl Manning Robert and Suzanne Murillo Family and Youth Services Bureau Runaway and Homeless Youth Outcomes Working Group Meeting Ronald A. Hummel Jennifer Kopec John Mao Gregory K. Myers 4 17 Sameer Narang Lee and Stuart Pollak Gary Schaumburg Ward Sorrick M. Negri Joe Pollaro Ron Scheldrup Jennifer Heyneman Sousae Brad Nemer Byron and Teresa Pollitt Nancy Scherer Starr Spangler Michael Neril Michael Poplardo Erica Schisler Robert A. Spoor Sources of Revenue Michael Neumann Eli and William Portnoy Ulrich Schmid-Maybach John and Barbara Squeri July 2011 – June 2012 Revenues and Expenses Public Sources 67% Nancy and William Newmeyer, III Robert N. Power Else Marie Schmidt Claire Stapleton Private Contributions 14% Erik Noland Salil Pradhan Tracy L. Schmidt Dennis C. Stephens Foundation 12% Erik Nolder George Puffett Hannah Schmunk Richard Stephens Events 7% Hallie Normington Anderson Pugash Rebecca Schneider Tricia Stone and Chapin Koch REVENUES Gloria Northrup Tobin Pugash Leah Schoellkopf George Strang City, State and Federal 9,213,416 Megan Nottingham Laurence C. Quant Aleatha Scholer Kayla Strunk Foundation Grants 1,698,467 Robert Nurisso Michael T. Rafferty Zoe and Stephen Schwartz Sara Sullivan IndividualSources & Corporof Revenueate Contributions 1 ,691,648 Allocation of Expenses James Oakley Nikhil Raghavan Edmond Scola Steve Sullivan OtherPublic Contributions Sources 167%97,646 Programs 86% Susan T. Obata, M.D. Steven Ramirez Helen A. Scott Dr. and Mrs. John C. Syer SpecialPrivate Events, Contributions Net 914%39,073 Administrative 8% Lauren O’Brien Patricia Ramos Drew Sechrist Rosalee Szabo InterestFoundation and Investment Income 512%,096 Fundraising 6% Other Revenue 3 8,858 Philip O’Connor Jessica A. Ransom Anna Seeger Richard Takahashi Events 7%

Helen C. Oglesby Sanjay Rao Jeffrey D. Seid Christine Tam Total revenue and support 13,784,205 Carol and Dick Olrich Marsha Raulston and Marge Boric Bruce Seidel Heather Tatroff Cecily Olson Nancy and Alan Raznick Lowell Selvin and Gib Winebar Michal Tavrovsky Keith Onodera and Jill Tajima Melissa Redd Lew Serbin Kim Taylor Robert Orban Chad Rego Lisa L. Sernett Ted and Keri Taylor EXPENSES Jordan Ormont Russell Reiff Ruth Ann and Lee Seward Kimberly Thier Program Services 12,616,667 Stig Ornvall Anna Rembold Mary-Ann and Richard Shafer William Thiessen General & Administrative 1,171,906 Eileen O’Rourke Stuart Resnick Scott Shafer Rosemarie Thomas Fundraising 898,668 Alicia Ortega Gregory E. Rice Erin Shallat Kathleen and Paul Thompson Angela Osborne Lila and Neville Rich Stefani Shanberg Samuel and Julia Thoron Total expenses 14,687,241 John Osborne Janice E. Richards Matt Shaw Jerry Threet Allocation of Expenses Laurie and Lance Page Laura L. Richter Ian Shea Selina Tobaccowala Programs 86% CHANGE IN NET ASSETS (903,036)* Robert Pakter Joanna Riley Michelle A. Sheely Ruby and Benjamin Tom Administrative 8% Carolyn and Richard K. Palmer Michael S. Ringler Ellen Shehadeh Margaret Tourje and Jane Krensky Fundraising 6% Mary and John Palmer Matt and Katie Roberts Harrison Sheppard Paul Touw Su Park Cristina Robinson Inna Shnayder Don Toy Margot Parke Emmanuel Romero Shira and William Shore Christine Tozzi * Larkin Street ended fiscal year 11-12 with a deficit of $903K, Richard H. Pascoe Jo-Ann M. Rose David and Dianne Simpson Huy K. Tran after enjoying a surplus of $985K in 10-11. There are several factors that contributed to this including that we are required to Mona Patel Gary Rosenberg and Angela Marti Kavita R. Singh Gerald Trebesch record grant revenue when received, even if it is restricted for future Monica Pauli James A. Rothschild Clarisse Siu Victoria Treyger purposes. This can inevitably lead to revenue and related expenses being recorded in different periods, thus a surplus in one Catherine A. Payne Steve and Liz Rouman Dr. Rochelle Slamovich Leslie and Michael Trigg period and a deficit in another. Mark Pederson Cynthia Ruiz Forrest Slater Carmel Triska Mary Anne Pedroni Anthony H. Sacco, Jr. Karen Frankel Slater Ann and Herman Trutner In addition, we were challenged in 11-12 by funds being more restrict- ed by funders than in past years, resulting in an imperfect alignment of Heather Pelant Farinaz Sahba Linda G. Slezak Stacy Trzesniewski revenue and expenses. In other words, expenses grew in areas core Nuala Peoples Keith Salvucci Dale Smith Ellen Matthews Turiel to our service mission that were not matched as well as we would expect with funding trends and interests. Peter and Jennifer Picetti Harriet Sand and Michael Ollod Deborah Smith Jerry Turin Dem Pilafian Joshua Sassoon Scott Snow Sandra Tye We have taken internal steps to prevent future deficits and at the time of the printing of this report expect to end the year with a balanced Sara Pirami Carol Savio, RN, MS William Snyder The Uff Family budget. Jon Podell Ken Sawyer Timothy Sofo Nicholas M. Ukrainiec Juliann Podesta Janet and Victor Schachter Harriet and Mitchell Sollod Julia Umnov Earl Pogue John and Pam Schaefer Lauren Sorof Steve Uphaus

18 33 Place of Origin Patrick Valentino William and Mildred Campbell Wells Fargo Foundation Walter & Elise Haas Fund California 57% Pauline van Ysendoorn Ray Cutino Heffernan Foundation San Francisco 48% Ines Maloberti Vaniman and Nancy and Phil Estes $10,000 to $24,999 Jamba Juice Other Bay Area 23% Bryan Vaniman Matt Irwin-Perkins Bain & Company, Inc. Lam Research Corporation California Non-Bay Area 29% Debra and Michael Varner Debbie and Blake Jorgensen Bank of America Merrill Lynch Stanley S. Langendorf Foundation July 2011– June 2012 Other States 23% Frances W. Varnhagen Catharine and John Kalin BlackRock Latham & Watkins LLP Program Statistics and Youth Served International 11% William Vastardis Irv Lichtenwald The California Endowment Leapup Marketing Solutions Other/unknown 9% John and Mary Viboch Gary L. Lomax The Capital Group Companies Lindquist, von Husen & Joyce LLP Christine Waage Marcus Loy The Clif Bar Family Foundation The Live Oak Fund of the Horizons Total unduplicated youth served 4,105 Ethnicity Erika Wah Carla Oakley and Kevin McCarthy Contango Capital Advisors Foundation Street Outreach contacts 5,043 African American 34% Johanna and Michael Wald Rachel Randall-Jones Mary A. Crocker Trust McKenna Long & Aldridge Foundation Youth served at the Drop-In Center 985 White/ Caucasian 25% Sara Walker Jeanne M. Sears Ernst & Young LLP The Joseph R. McMicking Foundation Peter Walsh and James Fitzpatrick Victoria Willock, Willock Partners First Republic Bank Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Latino/a 17% Youth served at the Haight Street Referral Center 1,955 Elaine Warren Mary Lou Wilson Gilead Sciences Management Multiracial 11% Total housing nights 83,360 Robin and Carl Washington David B. Zenoff and Janet N. Hunter Google Safeway Foundation Asian/ Pacific Islander 4% Celine Feng Yan Wei Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund State Street Foundation Emergency housing, youth served 480 American Indian 2% David Werdegar, M.D. CORPORATIONS & FOUNDATIONS Crescent Porter Hale Foundation Sutter House Associates, LLC Transitional housing, youth served 308 Other/Unknown 7% James Whelan $100,000 and Greater Robert Half International SVB Financial Group Permanent housing, youth served 26 Robert and Karen Wickers S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation Intel Corporation Wallis Foundation Cynthia and Jonathan Wilcox The National Youth Employment Coalition JPMorgan Chase & Company Jack Wilkie The Tipping Point Community Kaiser Permanente $1,000 to $4,999 Youth accessing Hire Up, Education 1,094 Age Christy Williams KPMG LLP Anonymous $25,000 to $99,999 and Employment Center 12-17 7% Linda and Drew Williams Macy’s The Apothecarium San Francisco 18-20 36% Clare Winterton Adobe Foundation Morgan Stanley Foundation Apple Computer Youth employed 188 21+ 57% Heidi Witherell The Bank of America Charitable The Morrison & Foerster Foundation Bank of the West Average starting wage per hour $11.27 Benjamin Witte Foundation PwC BDO USA, LLP Reuben and Doriena Wolff The John R. Cahill Fund Reed Smith LLP BlackRock Matching Gift Program Youth graduated from Job Readiness Class 111 Mark Wong and Keith Phares Comerica Bank Spencer Stuart BRIDGE Housing Corporation Youth enrolled in afterschool programming 92 Paul W. Wong Crowe Horwath LLP Target The Capital Group Companies Charitable Youth participating in GED preparation 180 Rachel Wong Deloitte & Touche USA LLP Vodafone Americas Foundation Foundation Matching Gifts Gender Kenneth Woods The Gap Foundation The Webb Family Foundation Cox, Castle & Nicholson LLP Youth obtaining a GED 18 The Honorable Carol Yaggy and Genentech Foundation Williams-Sonoma East Bay Jewish Teen Foundation Male 60% Ms. Mary Twomey Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Flora Family Foundation Youth enrolled in postsecondary education 114 Female 33% Clinton Young and Margaret Chen The Mimi and Peter Haas Fund $5,000 to $9,999 Forward Management Youth provided with services from the Medical Clinic 654 Transgender MTF 3% James Young JPMorgan Chase Foundation Anonymous (2) Gateway Bank Youth that received HIV prevention services 575 Transgender FTM 1% Ingu Yun Levi Strauss Foundation Adaptive Planning Grosvenor Americas Other/Unknown 3% Number of art program workshops 845 Ertug and Filiz Yurdutemiz M·A·C AIDS Fund Align Technology, Inc. The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Olena Zaporozhets Macy’s Foundation AvAirPros Services The Hilltop Foundation Laura N. Zhang Alexander M. and June L. Maisin Barney & Barney Hood & Strong LLP Lydia Zinn Foundation The Boris and Vera Bogart Foundation Jive Software Mary and Harold Zlot Metta Fund Casey, Quirk & Associates LLC Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Sexual Orientation Rebecca Zucker Room & Board Citi Keesal Young & Logan Heterosexual 68% Bob A. Ross Foundation Clif Bar & Company McKinsey & Company Gay 11% LARKIN STREET SOCIETY George H. Sandy Foundation Core-Mark Holding Company, Inc. Paragon Real Estate Group Bisexual 11% Anonymous The Morris Stulsaft Foundation Foodpro Logistics, LLC Plant Construction Company Lesbian 3% Lewis Byington The Nick Traina Foundation William G. Gilmore Foundation PRC Clinical Questioning/Other/Unknown 7% Marilyn and Bill Campbell Union Bank GoPro Puccini & Pinetti 2 19 Puccini & Pinetti Barclays Capital CIVIC & RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS San Francisco Department of Health: Dear Friends, Looking Ahead Recology BlackLine Systems American Montessori Society • Community Behavioral Health Services Larkin Street is now at the threshold of great change. The youth we serve face Recommind, Inc. Bloomspot, Inc. American University • Housing and Urban Health It was a busy, thought-provoking, and productive year; and a crucially significantly greater challenges obtaining the support and life skills necessary to The RHE Charitable Foundation The John Burton Foundation Back to Business San Francisco Human Services Agency important one. As you know, Larkin Street Youth Services has a strong legacy of enter and navigate the job market. Over 70% of our youth do not have a high Salesforce.com CableLabs Bay Street Helping Hands San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing success. For almost 30 years we have built a robust continuum of care to help school diploma or GED, and the job market is shrinking for people with no post- San Francisco Airport Commission CBRE California Society of CPAs San Francisco Office of Economic and homeless youth get off the streets. We are a pioneer in this field. There is no other secondary education. Further, in 2014 the national GED standards are being raised. San Francisco Federal Credit Union CBS Interactive Calvary Presbyterian Church Workforce Development agency in San Francisco – and few nationwide – that offer the same breadth of While this is a good thing for our country, at the same time it presents an even The San Francisco Giants City National Bank Community Housing Partnership US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) services with comparable results. greater challenge for our young people, many of whom already struggle to pass Charles Schwab Foundation Clarence & Dyer LLP Community Thrift Store US Department of Health and Human the current GED. Over the past year this success served Alice Phelan Sullivan Corporation Cliff Consulting First Presbyterian Church of Livermore Services: So over the next five years, Larkin Street will take the opportunity to once again The Swinerton Foundation The Clorox Company Folsom Street Events Administration for Children and Families as the foundation for the intensive • planning process that we undertook lead the way. We will pioneer a new model which both deepens our impact and Therapy Stores Culture Effect Galesburg High School • Health Resources and Services to develop our new five year strategic extends our reach. With our 2012-17 strategic plan we have established bold out- Tibco Software, Inc. Degenkolb Engineers Gay Buddhist Fellowship Administration plan. We took the time to assess our come goals for the youth in our services: U.S. Bank R.R. Donnelley & Sons Girl Scouts of Northern California US Department of Housing and Urban progress thus far, question our goals, Living-wage employment Until There’s A Cure Foundation Envirotech Laboratories Grace Presbyterian Church Development test our mission. We evaluated at • Virgin Mobile USA, L.P. Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco Huckleberry Youth Programs Two years of postsecondary education length every possible new direction • Safe and stable housing Visa G2 Insurance Services International Association of Firefighers we might want to take; every new • Physical and emotional well-being Wetherby Asset Management Harvey’s Local 555 Larkin Street Youth Services has made program, new geographic area, new • Wilkes Bashford Hewlett-Packard Company Foundation Jewish Community Federation & every effort to list accurately our donors. approaches to our young people. To support these ambitious outcomes we will be making both wide-ranging as well Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Huntsman Architectural Group Endowment Fund If you feel your name has been withheld, as nuanced changes to our programs, our people, and our policy work. We will in- Foundation Juniper Networks Lakeside Presbyterian Church or reported incorrectly, please contact What emerged from this compre- crease our program retention, increase our already strong graduation rates and job WNPC Foundation KCBS All News Radio Lower Polk Neighbors the development office at (415) 673.0911 hensive and challenging effort was placements, strengthen rigor and accountability across the agency, employ better Zephyr Real Estate Kforce Professional Staffing National Association of School ext. 301. the affirmation of our belief in our technology, and expand the reach of our policy and advocacy work. McKesson Foundation Psychologists Children’s Fund mission and in the direction we are There is, of course, much more detail supporting the Larkin Street Youth Services $500 to $999 Med Thrive T Co-Op, Inc. Old First Presbyterian Church already headed. We also affirmed that at this time, we must deepen rather than 2012-17 Strategic Plan, and we invite you to read the executive summary on our ACG Microsoft Corporation Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi, House widen our reach. We must, and will, change how we deliver education and em- website in the About Us: Agency, Mission and History section at www.larkinstreet Artisan Printing Mosaic Financial Partners Democratic Leader ployment services, how we match services to youth needs, and how we measure youth.org. As you review the plan, keep in mind that it reflects broad and compre- BraunHagey & Borden LLP Oracle Corporation Presbyterian Women of Centerpoint youth progress. Over the next five years we will move youth through our continuum hensive input from throughout the agency; from the staff, the board, and our youth. Chevron S.S. Papadopulos and Associates, Inc. Presbyterian of services as effectively and expeditiously as possible, inspiring the deepest and This plan is one of the most sweeping and important endeavors we have ever DreamWorks Qualcomm Atheros Presbyterian Women of Livermore most lasting change. We will drive youth outcomes higher rather than bringing undertaken at Larkin Street. We are looking forward to our next five years with a Gap International The Richmond/Ermet AIDS Foundation Seventh Avenue Presbyterian Church more youth through our doors. sense of realistic optimism about the challenges and opportunities that will emerge Grant Thornton Sears Holding Corporation St. Raymond Catholic Church Looking Back as we implement it. Kreuzberger Associates Michael Sechman & Associates STREETSMART4kids MassMutual SJ Engineers Summit Preparatory Charter High School The strength of our 2012-17 strategic plan is that it both reflects and is built upon This is where all of you, our donors, volunteers, and mentors, enter the picture. It is Moss Adams LLP Sports Basement Tenderloin Neighborhood Development the good work we have always done. In the last five years alone we have: through the generous contribution of your time, talent, and funding that we have Pan-Med Enterprises The Stuart Foundation Corp. • Increased our housing capacity by 86 beds, with 24 more in the pipeline. been able to become a nationally recognized provider of services for homeless Parthenon Capital Foundation SurveyMonkey TMASF Connects • Greatly improved our structure of coordinated care; with increased clinical and runaway youth. Your support for our work has helped thousands of discon- PFM Tiffany & Co. Vista Del Mar Baptist Church capacity, cross-program communication, and outcomes reporting. nected young people get off the streets and on to a path to achieve their potential. Synthetic LLC R. Torre & Company • Formalized our knowledge leadership activities through publications, We ask that you stay with us over the next five years as we guide our young people Tonic Beverage Catering TriNet training, and the development of a resource library. on an even stronger path towards independence. Larkin Street seeks to end home- U.S. Trust U.S. Bank Foundation PUBLIC FUNDING SOURCES • Strengthened our administrative infrastructure, developing greatly lessness among all youth through advocacy, education, housing and employment. Valuation Research United California Group California Emergency Management improved processes for such key processes as succession planning and With your support, we can do this. performance evaluations. West Bay Builders Varian Medical Systems Agency Warmest regards, Waldman Management Group, Inc. Federal Emergency Management Agency And we have accomplished all this while serving an average of 3,500 to 4,000 $100 to $499 The Y & H Soda Foundation San Francisco Department of Children, young people each year and contributing over 80% of all funds raised, directly to Agilent Technologies Youth and Their Families our programs. Our most outstanding outcome has been and continues to be this: Aon Foundation three out of four youth who complete Larkin Street’s comprehensive programs exit street life. Executive Director Chair, Board of Directors 20 1 Board of Directors Honorary Board Senior Management Team Charles Dicke, Chair Terry Allen-Rouman Sherilyn Adams, LCSW Laura Powell, Vice Chair Ray Brown Executive Director Victoria J. Johnson, Secretary William F. Campbell Art Fatum, Treasurer James E. Canales, Jr. Ray Fort Phillip S. Estes, At-Large Laurence A. Colton Chief Operating Officer Annie Ellicott, At-Large Jay Cuetara Nina Hatvany, At-Large Penelope Douglas Kathie Lowry Blake Jorgensen, At-Large Tim Emanuels Chief Development Officer Sherilyn Adams, Executive Director Judy Getto Vince Hoenigman Dina Wilderson, PhD Board Members Steve Janowsky Chief of Research and Evaluation Debbie G. Jorgensen Chris Brahm John E. Kalin Aimee Armata Connie Curran Stephen C. Kirmse Clinical Director Mark A. Edmunds Stephen Koch Irene Casanova Conor Famulener Mary V. Lester Director of Engagement Anita Feiger Elizabeth A. Levy Julie B. Harkins John L. Martin Nicole Garroutte Jim Henry John E. Martinez Director of Marketing & Events Anne Hoecker Paul R. Mohun Terry Kramer Maria Muzio Mary M. Prchal Ruth Nunez David J. Nygren Director of Residential Programs Philip Schlein Carla B. Oakley Aaron C. Schwartz Jean Richardson Christine A. Tsingos Chelsea Ross Henry Safrit Controller Carla Washington J. Milton Seropan John Whiting Anne B. Stanton Don Sanders, MSW Charles J. Wibbelsman David A. Thompson Director of Education and Employment Victoria Willock Gregory W. Wendt Linda Wood David B. Zenoff Gwynne Seidell Allison N. Wysocki Director of Human Resources

Board Fellows Lara Tannenbaum, MSW Ravi Banda Director of Health Services Vishal Kudchadkar Holly Tedford, MNA Director of Development, Grants

The mission of Larkin Street Youth Services is to create a continuum of services that inspires youth to move beyond the street. We will nurture potential, promote dignity, and support bold steps by all. Administrative Offices 701 Sutter Street, Suite 2 San Francisco, CA 94109 Tel (415) 673.0911 Fax )415) 749.3838 [email protected] www.larkinstreetyouth.org