BGCSF Annual Report 2021 by Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco

2021 ANNUAL REPORT

WHO WE SERVE NUMBERS SIGNIFICANTLY IMPACTED BY COVID-19 TOTAL YOU T H SE RV E D SCHOOL YEAR

Aug 17, ‘20 - June 3, ‘21

SUMMER

June 7 - July 30, ‘21

3,038 1,358 TOTAL YOUTH SERVED

(IN-CLUB AND VIRTUAL)

TOTAL YOUTH SERVED

(IN-CLUB AND VIRTUAL)

DAYS OPE N E D SCHOOL YEAR

SUMMER

Aug 17, ‘20 - June 3, ‘21

June 7 - July 30, ‘21

DAYS

214 42 DEMOGR APHI C S

52% 47% 1% MALE

FEMALE

NON-BINARY

E T HNI CI T Y 1%

2% 4% 10%

36% 13% 33%

36% Hispanic or Latino 33% African-American 13% Asian 10% Multi-Ethnic 4% Caucasian 2% Middle Eastern or North African 1% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 1% American Indian or Alaska Native 1% Chose not to answer 2

WHO WE ARE Since 1891, Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco (BGCSF) has provided high-quality, community-based youth development services to at-risk youth in San Francisco. Our mission is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those from disadvantaged circumstances, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens. Our Clubs are located in neighborhoods with the fewest resources for youth, and we are open when youth need us the most—after school and all day during the summer. In 2021, we also provided full-day programming when schools were closed, helping youth to access their school’s remote learning. We impact the lives of Club members, primarily ages six to 18, by focusing on academic success, healthy lifestyles, good character and community engagement, and job readiness with earning potential. Our Formula for Impact is based on running targeted programs in these areas and ensuring regular attendance and an optimal experience in our Clubs. Learn more at kidsclub.org/about

MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP As we work through what is hopefully the final chapter of the pandemic, Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco is putting strategies and resources in place to help support young people and families for years to come. The impact of COVID-19 has caused us to double down on some priorities, while rethinking others. In this report, we will share how our pandemic learning shaped and strengthened our organization, and how we expect that to continue well into the future. Lasting impressions are formed about people during tough times. Our respect and appreciation for BGCSF’s staff at all levels could not be higher. We are also grateful for the way in which our Board Members, Trustees, corporate partners, government partners, individual donors, and volunteers stepped up to the challenges before them and committed themselves to the success of the Club both during the crisis and for years to come. Together, we have successfully navigated through a myriad of challenges and prepared ourselves for the work ahead.

Brandon Boze

Remarkably, we expanded our reach during the pandemic. Despite all the challenges we were facing, we added a new location in February 2021 — a School-Based Club on the top of Hunters Point Hill. As well, we are set to break ground on a new state-of-the-art Clubhouse in the Sunnydale community, San Francisco’s largest public housing complex. We will quadruple the number of youth we serve each day at the new Club. This new Clubhouse is being developed in partnership with Mercy Housing who is taking over management of this housing development. In the coming year, you will see us focus first on mitigating learning loss while promoting stronger connections between youth, schools, and expanded learning outcomes, as well as on the socioemotional health and wellbeing of our members. Accordingly, the Board approved an investment in these areas by adding 11 new positions. You will also see us advance efforts in job readiness, youth voice, the arts, and sports, fitness, and play. We recognize that each of these areas has a role to play in our members’ success in life, and their short and long-term joy.

Rob Connolly

Youth, families, staff, Board Members, Trustees, partners, and donors — every one of you plays an important role in our community. The pandemic has reminded us over and over that relationships are essential to our success. We are grateful to everyone who commits themselves to the success of Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco and the young people we serve each day! Sincerely,

Brandon Boze Board Chair

Rob Connolly President

BGCSF CLUB MEMBER NAMED 2021 CALIFORNIA YOUTH OF THE YEAR! On February 4, 2021, we held the 13th Annual Charles Schwab Youth of the Year Celebration and proudly awarded the 2021 Citywide Youth of the Year title to Deejay, a three-year member of BGCSF’s Gateway High School Club. Deejay continued to advance in the national competition and was ultimately named the California Youth of the Year, representing Boys & Girls Clubs across the state. Deejay credits supportive and caring Club staff, and his involvement with a teen leadership program, career exposure events, and a retreat to BGCSF’s Camp Mendocino as key aspects of his fulfilling Boys & Girls Clubs experience. As one of BGCSF’s School-Based Clubs, the Gateway High School Club provides one-onone mentoring, enrichment programs, and more to help students achieve success in the classroom and beyond. Over 1,000 guests celebrated the achievements of Deejay and nine other Citywide Youth of the Year finalists. The virtual event was the culmination of a four-month, intense leadership development program that involved public speaking, one-on-one mentorship, essay writing, and team building. This class represented the diverse backgrounds and experiences of the youth we serve annually. Combined, they had a tenure of nearly 80 years as Club members. Despite the significant challenges of navigating a global pandemic, their courage, resilience, and tenacity allowed them to grow into confident leaders, mentors, and change agents for their communities.

“ I was a kid who was scared to take risks and try new things. The Club taught me to take initiative. In order to be the most powerful version of myself, I learned I have to be willing to put in hard work and dedication.” — DEEJAY, CITYWIDE YOUTH OF THE YEAR AND CALIFORNIA YOUTH OF THE YEAR. CURRENT FRESHMAN AT TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY

Program Highlight:

Youth Voice

Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco is fully committed to supporting youth as they learn to share their unique perspectives and develop their leadership skills. The Club prioritizes facilitating opportunities for youth to connect with issues they are passionate about and create change in the community.

PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: CHARLES SCHWAB & CO.

For BGCSF and Charles Schwab & Co., communities matter. Schwab provides support in multiple ways: volunteers, financial support, and Board representation. They have been the Presenting Sponsor of BGCSF’s Youth of the Year Celebration for 14 consecutive years, supporting extraordinary teens as they reach for their dreams and achieve great futures. Financial literacy for our young members is also a priority. “Our goal is to bring financial education to everyone, because to me, knowing how to manage money wisely is a way for people to make their dreams come true.” Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz, President, Charles Schwab Foundation.

INCLUSIVE COMMUNITIES AND YOUTH EMPOWERMENT Promoting safe and supportive environments for all youth is at the heart of the work we do and what we stand for as an organization. The Club is a place for youth to socialize, build community, and find independence. It’s a positive and supportive environment where youth are encouraged to articulate their own unique perspectives on the world, to discuss their feelings, and to challenge commonly-held perspectives that don’t feel right.

“ I joined the Genders and Sexualities Alliance program and believe it is important because it provides a safe space for LGBTQ youth and allies to be themselves and share their common interests without being judged.” — PAULINA, A 13-YEAR TENDERLOIN CLUBHOUSE MEMBER

“ Community and friends kept me coming back to the Club. It helps me to know that other people are going through the same thing I am and that I am not alone.” — KRISABELLE, A 10-YEAR EXCELSIOR CLUBHOUSE MEMBER

Artwork from the teen-led Identity & Pride Virtual Art Show. Watch some moments from the virtual art show as teens discuss their work. In 2021, we launched the Identity & Pride fellowship, funded by the California Arts Council and inspired by our Identity & Pride exhibit in 2019 at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. This fellowship has provided a safe and inclusive place for our LGBTQ youth and allies to reflect on identity and explore creative arts as a tool for expression and belonging. This partnership culminated in a teen-led virtual art show in celebration of Pride month. This year has been an especially challenging time to be a kid. As San Francisco schools returned to in-person learning in the fall, we asked members of the teen community at our Excelsior Clubhouse to talk about their experiences during the pandemic, why they continued to come to the Club every day, and their thoughts about the future.

Watch the full panel here.

In a teen-led panel, members spoke out about the importance of having a space to interact with their peers and talk about their feelings. They discussed the importance of community and support during a time when they felt increased isolation, anxiety, and socioemotional distress.

PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: KIMBALL FOUNDATION

The Kimball Foundation is a community leader and an aligned partner with Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco. The Kimball Foundation shares two priorities with BGCSF: creating viable pathways to college access and workplace success for youth who face significant obstacles to accessing employment with high-earning potential.

COVID-19: A VISUAL OVERVIEW A Through immense staff dedication, intricate planning, and some complicated protocols, our Clubhouse doors have stayed open throughout the various twists and turns of the COVID-19 pandemic. During this time, BGCSF strictly adhered to City and County of San Francisco COVID-19 health guidelines for youth services, while pushing ourselves to do as much as we possibly could to support youth and families. Review last year’s timeline for the details behind BGCSF’s role as an essential business throughout the first year of the pandemic.

A NEW YEAR In 2021, our focus shifted toward recovery. We committed that every program or service in the near future would have these stated purposes: mitigating learning loss/strengthening school connections and supporting the socioemotional health of our youth.

AUGUST 2020 First Day of School and the Community Hubs Initiative We opened our doors for the first day of school, serving our most vulnerable youth in-person and hundreds more virtually across our Clubhouses. A month later, 10 of our Clubhouses joined the City’s Community Hubs Initiative.

From March 2020 to April 2021, San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) closed its buildings and offered instruction remotely. BGCSF was proud to be a major part of DCYF’s Community Hubs Initiative. This coalition included 119 organizations: San Francisco City departments, community-based organizations, philanthropy, and businesses. This partnership supported 2,509 of the city’s most vulnerable children, helping them access their school’s remote instruction as well as providing recreation and peer interactions.

FEBRUARY 2021: A NEW CLUB LOCATION! Despite the pandemic challenges, February 2021, BGCSF opened a new location at Malcolm X Academy, a K-5 school on Hunters Point Hill. This location is our third in Bayview Hunters Point and our second Beacon contract (for more details on this expansion, turn to page 10).

AND TIMELINE SPRING 2021 Supporting Mental Health As we focused on supporting the mental health of youth, our Board of Governors committed to making socioemotional health an even bigger priority, with significant new funding to expand our Behavioral Health Services team. Despite pandemicrelated challenges, we worked closely with our teens to make sure they had the support they needed.

96% of seniors graduated from high school. 94% of seniors who participated in College Prep are college bound. We linked our youth to more than $267,000 in college scholarships. 218 teens were connected to jobs through the Club.

BACK TO SCHOOL 2021 As SFUSD reopened, BGCSF played a critical role in mitigating pandemic learning loss and supporting our members’ academic success. We created a new Education Liaison position at each Clubhouse. Our Education Liaisons track individual members’ academic progress and maintain contact with school administrators, teachers, and parents/caregivers.

SUMMER 2021 San Francisco: Our Citywide Education team ran a successful, intensive summer literacy program across all Clubhouses with the goal of mitigating pandemic-related learning loss. 950 youth participated.

Camp Mendocino: We reopened Camp Mendocino in the summer of 2021 to a limited number of youth and with very strict COVID-19 protocols in place.

LOOKING AHEAD COVID-19 has made it clear that there is a high degree of connectivity between a young person’s socioemotional health and their ability to excel academically. Our robust Education team will continue to work closely with our Behavioral Health Specialists to ensure all the adults in the child’s life are paying attention to their holistic needs. Providing this comprehensive support network for our kids strengthens our alignment with schools, which ultimately creates more meaningful Club-to-school and Club-to-family connections that will sustain our youth well into the future.

A SUMMER OF PARTNERSHIPS Summer Together!

VaccinateAll58

Over the summer, BGCSF joined the Summer Together program, a San Francisco Department of Children Youth and Their Families (DCYF) coalition of nonprofits, businesses, and city departments offering free learning experiences for SFUSD students in summer 2021.

As an official partner of VaccinateAll58 (California Department of Public Health’s campaign for a safe, fair, and equitable vaccine for all 58 counties in the state), BGCSF launched a summer social-media campaign focused on endorsing COVID-19 vaccination in youth ages 12-18 in advance of a return to in-person school.

Prioritizing families in highest need for early registration, Summer Together opened registration early to residents of public housing, families that were experiencing homelessness, English-language learners, and low-income families, with a focus on historically impacted communities. This engagement aligned with our organization’s commitment to operating in neighborhoods where the greatest need exists and to be open when kids need us most — after school, on some school holidays, and all day during the summer. We were delighted to be a part of such a committed and collaborative citywide partnership!

Our organization enthusiastically advocates for the COVID-19 vaccinations for everyone who is eligible and who is able. We support the data identifying it as one of the most important ways that our community can get beyond this pandemic and return to a true sense of normalcy, something we know is critical for our kids, their families, and their communities. Participation extended across the organization. Senior leadership, Clubhouse staff, and teen members shared their stories and the reasons behind their decision to get vaccinated.

PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: THE SAN FRANCISCO DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN, YOUTH AND THEIR FAMILIES (DCYF)

DCYF partners with BGCSF to help our city’s youth “lead lives full of opportunity and happiness.” With funds for after school programs, summer and school break programs, teen programs, and case management, DCYF remains our largest funder. DCYF is the arm within city government focused exclusively on ensuring that San Francisco’s young people become healthy, productive, and valued community members. PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: CRANKSTART

Crankstart is a family foundation, based here in San Francisco, that addresses social issues and their underlying causes. Like BGCSF, Crankstart believes that children deserve an education that prepares them for college, a career and a better life. Thank you, Crankstart, for investing in our critically important education hubs during the pandemic.

CAMP MENDOCINO REOPENS! In June, Camp Mendocino opened its doors to campers for the first time since 2019 providing youth with the opportunity to enjoy a much-needed break from city life. Sitting on nearly 2,000 wooded acres, the magical setting allows campers to connect with nature and with each other — away from technology and other daily distractions. After a year that has dramatically increased young people’s feelings of isolation, depression, and anxiety, the Camp experience was more important than ever.

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CAMPERS ATTENDED FOR EITHER A 10-DAY OR 11-DAY SESSION, WITH STRICT COVID-19 PROTOCOLS IN PLACE

TEENS PARTICIPATED IN CAMP’S COUNSELORS-IN-TRAINING PROGRAM DESIGNED TO PROVIDE YOUTH WITH JOB READINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND TO BUILD LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT SKILLS

Camp Mendocino looked a little different this year as staff made adjustments to follow all CDC and county health guidelines to keep members and staff healthy and safe. Camp operated at a limited capacity, wearing masks was mandated, and interaction between different groups was limited. Through close adherence to these protocols, as well as pre-departure and onsite testing, Camp was able to remain open for every session without any COVID-19 exposures.

“ When I heard we had the opportunity to come to Camp this year, I was ecstatic. I was happy to see friends and meet new people.” — KELLY, FORMER CAMPER AND CURRENT PARTICIPANT IN CAMP’S LEADER IN TRAINING PROGRAM

“ It was such a joy to feel the spirit of Camp return. Seeing our campers’ huge smiles as they sit around the campfire, try an activity for the first time, or bond with a new friend, fills me with so much hope for our post-pandemic world.” — SARA RICHARDSON, CAMP DIRECTOR

PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: THE GUARDSMEN

Since 1947, The Guardsmen, an all-volunteer group of Bay Area men committed to improving young lives through access to high-quality outdoor activities for innercity youth, has been an essential partner to BGCSF. The Guardsmen’s campership program sends hundreds of young people, who would not otherwise have the opportunity, to Camp Mendocino each summer. Please support The Guardsmen’s Christmas Tree Lot at Fort Mason, the Big Game Lunch, the SF Wine Auction, the Sports Auction, and more. Support for the Guardsmen means support for BGCSF!

CONTINUED GROWTH IN THE MIDST OF UNCERTAINTY “I have served BGCSF for several years, including in the Bayview Hunters Point community. It is exciting that our organization is able to expand here. I believe all youth in the neighborhood deserve access to these incredible resources.” — SARA REYNA, SITE DIRECTOR, BGCSF BEACON AT MALCOLM X ACADEMY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Quadrupling Our Impact in Sunnydale BGCSF is also excited about the opportunity to expand our services and reach more youth in the Sunnydale community, where we have held a consistent presence for over 30 years. Sunnydale is a vibrant and close-knit neighborhood. But as the City’s largest public housing community, Sunnydale has also been burdened by many challenges including high unemployment, significant poverty, violent crime, and high rates of incarceration.

A New Club Opens Despite the challenges of the year, we have been fortunate to experience sustained and important growth. In February, BGCSF was awarded the Beacon contract for Malcolm X Academy, a K-5 school on Hunters Point Hill. This School-Based Club is our third site serving the Bayview Hunters Point community and is open to all kids for afterschool programming. The school currently enrolls approximately 100 K-5 students, and the Club serves all the students during the school day as well as 35 students after school. Kids can choose between a range of programs and activities. Tutoring, literacy support, and homework help are focus points, and a Behavioral Health Specialist works with all staff to integrate wellness and check-ins into daily routines. 10

Right now, a historic transformation is underway. Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco is engaging with partners (Mercy Housing, Wu Yee, SF Rec & Park (RPD), Related Builders) to build a brand new community HUB for the neighborhood that will include a state-of-the art Boys & Girls Club. This new, much larger Clubhouse will allow us to more than quadruple our reach by serving 135 youth daily and 1,000 youth annually. We are carefully designing each space to be inspiring, age-appropriate, safe, and physically accessible for all kids. Beyond the Clubhouse itself, youth will be able to engage in supervised activities that take place in a new RPD gym and the existing Coffman Pool and athletic field. Our Sunnydale members deserve nothing less than world-class state-of-the art facilities to enrich their afterschool experiences.

A UNIFIED COMMITMENT TO THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF SAFETY

Like many organizations over the past two years, we at BGCSF have become acutely aware that priorities shift and goals evolve out of circumstances beyond our control. The twists and turns of the pandemic have made it clear that we must remain nimble and adaptable. At the same time, the COVID-19 experience has also crystalized that certain core values should never change — no matter what. BGCSF’s commitment to the safety and well-being of every child in our care is one such value. As we move beyond the pandemic, we are optimistic that we will be able to bring back more and more activities, programs, experiences, and partnerships. We look forward to resuming field trips, increasing access to more sports and other enrichment activities, welcoming more kids to Camp Mendocino, and the return of parents and volunteers to our Clubhouses. We know that these additional opportunities come with increased responsibility. The health and safety of

our youth and staff are always at the forefront of all our decision making, and we are ready for what the future will bring. While we are proud of our outstanding reputation for being a safe and positive place for youth to learn, grow, and succeed, we know this reputation is only as strong as our ability to back it up every day. Our dedication to safety extends across all levels of our organization. From our direct service staff to our eight person Board Safety Committee, to our programmatic and leadership teams, we are unified in a cohesive approach. We also benefit from the support of Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s National Child & Club Safety Department. These comprehensive layers of support allow us to plan for the future in the most responsible way possible. Learn more about our robust safety processes and protocols

PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: THE MAYOR’S OFFICE OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

The Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development’s (MOHCD) mission is to partner with the community to strengthen the social, physical and economic infrastructure of San Francisco’s low-income neighborhoods and communities in need. With capital investments from MOHCD, BGCSF is able to make critical improvements to our Club facilities, making them safe and inviting for youth today and well into the future

An Integrated Approach to Mitigating Learning Loss and Strengthening the Socioemotional Health of Youth

BGCSF has been a leader in the socioemotional health space for decades. Behavioral Health Services (BHS) is an essential component of our holistic approach to youth development. We know that youth will need increased mental health support to emerge from the pandemic strong, resilient, and optimistic. To address this, we have committed to making socioemotional health an even bigger priority across all Clubs, with significant new funding to expand our BHS team. Behavioral Health Specialists work at individual Clubhouses. They support BGCSF’s commitment to cultivating caring and supportive communities by: »

Prioritizing wellness activities, regular mental health check-ins, and early interventions

“I grew up as a member at Columbia Park Clubhouse. It is an honor for me to support kids from similar backgrounds to mine. I chose to pursue this field because I wanted to grow with Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco and found it inspiring that supporting kids’ socioemotional health is such a big priority for the organization.” — PATTY CARTAGENA, BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SPECIALIST, GREATER VISITACION VALLEY CLUBHOUSE

Providing individual and family therapy

Leading behavioral health training for all Club staff

Developing coping strategies that advance BGCSF’s commitment to building self esteem and a sense of agency across all areas of youth development

Debby Machold, BGCSF Citywide Director of Behavioral Health Services, and Ann Arora, a San Francisco-based psychotherapist and a member of BGCSF’s Board of Governors, discuss why investing in behavioral health is the key to mitigating learning loss and ensuring our youth recover from the devastating impact of the pandemic. Read the full article here.

+1,000

YOUTH PARTICIPATED IN WELLNESS ACTIVITIES INCLUDING ART, COOKING, GARDENING, AND YOGA

335

HOURS OF PROFESSIONAL, ON-SITE, AND INDIVIDUAL THERAPY PROVIDED AT NO COST TO YOUTH

463

YOUTH SUPPORTED THROUGH KIDS CORNER AND/OR SOCIOEMOTIONAL SUPPORT

*2021 FY data

“ A child’s ability to perform academically is directly linked to their mental health. It is really hard for a student to perform well in school when they are overwhelmed and don’t know how to deal with that stress — it makes it hard to focus, to comprehend and retain, to apply anything they’re learning.” — ANN ARORA, MEMBER OF THE CLUB’S BOARD OF GOVERNORS AND A SAN FRANCISCO-BASED PSYCHOTHERAPIST

In addition to increasing the number of Behavioral Health Specialists, we have added additional Education positions to support youth who will be recovering from the pandemic for an extended period. Our Clubhouses now have Education Liaisons, who are in regular communication with schools, families, and Club staff, to ensure each student stays on track. When problems do arise, they are there to pull in staff, tutors, and other resources to help our youth succeed. Education Liaisons work closely with our Education Directors who run our learning centers, develop academic programs, and supervise groups of kids. Our Education and Behavioral Health teams work together to ensure all the adults in a child’s life are keenly aware of the young person’s current needs and provide the resources necessary for their success.

6,138

PROFESSIONAL TUTORING HOURS

+400,000

HOURS SPENT SUPPORTING MEMBERS WITH DISTANCE LEARNING THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR

“I love being part of a BIG support system for our members. The partnership between schools, parents, and our Clubhouse team allows us to really understand what’s going on and to serve our kids in the best way possible.” —ERIKA FARIA-RIVERA, EDUCATION LIAISON, EXCELSIOR CLUBHOUSE

PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: AVERY-FULLER-WELCH CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION

Avery-Fuller-Welch Children’s Foundation provides support for our expanding Behavioral Health Services effort. Grants directly support low-income families with children in need of therapy, giving them access to our professional services free of charge. This is an innovative partnership, with a shared belief that with strong motivation in the child, the therapist, and the family, youth can greatly benefit from short-term behavioral therapy.

BGCSF SPOTLIGHTS ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: Sabrina McFarland

In her 2019 National Youth of the Year speech, Sabrina shared, “no matter how far life will take me, I know that I will always find my way back to the Club.”

University in New York, we are not surprised that this prediction holds true. Not only is Sabrina still closely connected to staff and youth from the Visitacion Valley Clubhouse and our main office, she shares that her experiences as a Club kid and journey throughout the Youth of the Year program continue to support her every day:

As Sabrina enters the second semester of her junior year at Barnard College of Columbia

“Throughout college, I’ve built a strong network of friends and likeminded collaborators.

Devin jumped right into his responsibilities and was able to support distance learning and, later, his members’ participation in the City’s Community Hubs Initiative throughout the 2020 school year.

been an essential component of his work. “We have individual relationships with our kids, parents, schools, and communities. You just don’t find that anywhere else.”

Visitacion Valley Clubhouse alumna and 2019 National Youth of the Year

STAFF SPOTLIGHTS:

Devin Hunter Assistant Clubhouse Director Visitacion Valley Clubhouse

Devin joined BGCSF at the very start of the pandemic in March 2020. Despite the challenges associated with this timing,

This timing has given Devin a unique perspective, “Through our collaboration with families and schools during COVID-19, I have seen firsthand how BGCSF’s integrated approach is vitally important to the long-term health and wellbeing of all Club kids. Our staff work closely with one another, with schools, and with families to provide a true ecosystem of support for our communities. I am very proud to be part of this network.” Devin emphasizes that relationships and investing in partnerships has

Before joining the Club, Devin worked as an AmeriCorps member and then as management staff at City Year in East San Jose. In this role, he worked closely with schools and teachers to improve educational and socioemotional outcomes. His youth work led him to formal training in Restorative Practices and DEI consulting. He is an alumnus of the New Leaders Council Fellowship and the Boy Scouts of America, where he received the Eagle Scout award. Devin currently sits on BGCSF’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion staff committee and will play an instrumental role in this work as we move forward.

I credit my Club and Youth of the Year experience for making me profoundly secure in my identity and for helping me to stand up for my beliefs. It makes me proud to support other students who may not have been given the same tools to speak up for themselves.” Sabrina is currently pursuing a Bachelors of Arts, majoring in Education with a concentration in Educational Policy and a minor

Lysabel Fabian (Lysa) Assistant Clubhouse Director Tenderloin Clubhouse

Inspiring youth to pursue learning and advance their education is one of Lysa’s core passions. After graduating from San Francisco State University with a BS in Child and Adolescent Development and earning her teaching credentials in Special Education and General Education, Lysa entered SFUSD as a classroom teacher.

in American Studies. She serves as President of BOSS (Barnard’s Organization of Soul & Solidarity), a student organization dedicated to celebrating black womanhood and fostering fellowship among women of color. Sabrina also participates in advocacy for several campus groups including Trans@ Barnard — a resource for navigating Barnard while transmasculine, transfeminine, nonbinary, and/or gender-nonconforming.

Sabrina also has a passion for continuing to inspire the next generation of leaders at Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco. Throughout a recent semester, she provided one-on-one literacy tutoring to kids from her Clubhouse through virtual distance learning while in New York. “It felt great to continue to show up as a mentor, scholar, and friend for the kids from my community. Staying connected to Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco is something I will always prioritize.”

Although she enjoyed the role, Lysa has always gravitated towards pursuits that enable her to support her local community. As a proud third-generation San Franciscan, Lysa wanted to find an opportunity that allowed her to pursue her passion in education and support the city where she has so much personal connection. Working for BGCSF’s Tenderloin Clubhouse for the past decade has allowed her to do just that.

Now as the Assistant Clubhouse Director, Lysa has oversight over a wider scope of Club operations and staff. “This new perspective has really allowed me to see the interconnection between our various staff roles and departments. I love having the ability to directly support the range of staff talents. We are constantly working together in a like-minded approach, asking what can we do together? How can we take our individual specializations and make the most impact for our kids?”

Lysa spent almost 10 years as the Education Director at the Tenderloin Clubhouse where she supported hundreds of youth and families in academics, socioemotional health, and creative programming. “I loved this role because I was able to support youth throughout their school journey and then see them return with their high school diplomas and college degrees.”

Lysa loves the closeness Tenderloin Club staff feel toward the families they serve. “Our Clubhouse is located in the same residential building where many of our families live. We are truly part of their daily lives and routines. I feel honored to have that greater connection to the community.”

VOLUNTEERS Our volunteers have always been a critical resource to the Club. While in person volunteering was largely put on hold for the past two years, The Purple Kumquats, a dedicated group of volunteers continued to support Camp operations and advanced many capital projects during the pandemic. As well, many volunteers showed up virtually to support the Club’s work whenever they were needed. When possible and when health mandates allowed for limited in-person gathering, our volunteers met safely in the outdoors or among their own cohort to give their time to improving our facilities.

As we emerge from the pandemic and look forward to a return to some normalcy, we are excited to re-launch our in-person volunteer program — always with a mindset of ensuring that the health and safety of our youth, staff, and volunteers remain a top priority.

To learn more about our volunteer program, please visit www.kidsclub.org/volunteer or email Sam Stone, Volunteer & Corporate Community Outreach Manager at sstone@kidsclub.org.

NEXTGEN LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

-Hans Miguel Esguerra

The NextGen Leadership Council was established in 2015. The group’s purpose is to establish BGCSF’s next generation of leaders, advocates, volunteers, and donors. Council members volunteer, fundraise, and advocate directly to support the youth and communities BGCSF serves. We’re incredibly grateful for all their efforts and look forward to their continued partnership as we focus on pandemic recovery efforts in our communities. Learn more and get involved!

EVENTS IN 2021 Although the challenges of 2021 limited our ability to have in-person events, we continued to host very successful virtual and hybrid events, and even an outdoor in-person event – the 47th Annual Golf Tournament. Through these events, our incredible community of individual donors, corporate partners, and institutional funders contributed more than $1.8M, allowing us to keep our doors open and to continue serving youth every day, even through the darkest periods.

Youth of the Year Our Youth of the Year Virtual Celebration brought all our Clubhouses together in a joyful online experience honoring ten Youth of the Year finalists. Over 1,000 guests viewed the event, with many reminiscing about the 2019 luncheon, the last major event that most people attended before the pandemic.

Annual Gala Our September in-person Annual Gala was canceled due to the Delta variant surge, but we were still able to come together in a hybrid event format. The Gala-at-Home event celebrated the resiliency, determination, and adaptability of the organization over the past year and was viewed by more than 650 supporters. We even hosted two small dinner parties at Clubhouses. Watch our 2021 video | Celebrating Resiliency, Determination, and Adaptability

47th Annual Golf Tournament at the Olympic Club We were excited to welcome everyone back to the 47th Annual Golf Tournament in June. Nearly 180 golfers enjoyed playing on all three courses. An in-person and online auction were part of this fun event.

SAN FRANCISCO COMPANIES GIVE BACK The Golden State Warriors have been outstanding partners with BGCSF since 2011, making significant investments in the development of Bay Area youth. From Hoops4Kids, generous game-day tickets, unique opportunities for our youth to meet players, Board representation, and event sponsorship, the Warriors are always thinking of how the franchise can best drive positive changes in the community.

McKinsey & Company has supported BGCSF consistently since 2011. Their employees are deeply committed to the youth of San Francisco and have engaged with the Club on many levels, from in-Club volunteering to leadership on the Board of Governors. This year, McKinsey participated in meaningful virtual volunteer events, proving to be flexible and impactful partners as we navigated the ongoing pandemic. We are grateful to McKinsey & Co. for the many ways they support the Clubs.

Dodge & Cox has been a lead corporate partner for BGCSF since 1998. The firm not only contributes generous financial gifts each year, they also are a key partner in our annual backpack give-away event, donating more than 200 backpacks each year. Their employees have contributed their time and talents as skill-based volunteers, serving on the NextGen Council, and our Board of Governors. Dodge & Cox’s deep engagement ensures BGCSF’s ability to deliver critical programs and services to the youth we serve.

Hudson Pacific Properties (HPP) has been a valued partner since 2011. We are especially proud to showcase HPP’s support as the Presenting Sponsor at our Golf Tournament and are grateful that HPP continued to support us generously through the pandemic (and the move to virtual events). In addition to financial sponsorship, HPP employees have contributed meaningful in-kind gifts to our Clubhouses, including pumpkins for Halloween and gifts during the holiday season. HPP continues to be an incredible partner, always thinking of ways to make our Clubs a festive and positive place for our members.

SAN FRANCISCO COMPANIES GIVE BACK Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco gratefully acknowledges the following corporate partners for their leadership support. In FY 2021, they contributed $25,000 or more and embraced us with their in-kind gifts and volunteer service. These partners are critical to our success.

OUR DONORS ANNUAL DONORS : We are grateful to our philanthropic community who contributed more than $13.6M during this challenging time, allowing us to keep our doors open to kids and families who needed us the most. Donors who made contributions of $1,000 or more between Oct. 1, 2020 – Sept. 30, 2021 are recognized for their leadership gifts below.

LUMINARIES - $200,000+

BlackRock Sapna & Brandon Boze California State Department of Education Crankstart Foundation Department of Children, Youth & Their Families Dana & Bob Emery Ali & Rocky Fried Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development CHAMPIONS - $100,000+

Anthem Blue Cross Foundation Jamie & Will Bartlett William K. Bowes, Jr. Foundation Charles Schwab & Co. Cohen Family Fund The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation The Guardsmen Koret Foundation Meridee Moore & Kevin King Diana & Steve Strandberg U.S. Department of Labor Robert Weltman LEADERS - $50,000+

Frank A. Campini Foundation Suzy & David Cumming ● The Eucalyptus Foundation First Republic Bank The Fisher Family

Julie & Greg Flynn Lauren & Jamie Ford Gap Inc. Golden State Warriors Hudson Pacific Properties Kaiser Foundation Karp Irrevocable 1997 Trust ■ Knaup Family Fund Malaney Family Foundation ● Mitsubishi Corporation Old Navy Angela Nomellini & Ken Olivier PwC Toni Rembe Rock & Arthur Rock Silver Giving Foundation Ali & Brad Singer Sixth Street Partners Robert F. Smith James C. and Norma I. Smith Foundation Twitter, Inc. ● U.S. Department of Justice Stephanie & John Warren Wells Fargo Foundation ADVOCATES - $25,000+

Pamela & Laurence Baer Edwin Callan Charitable Lead Unitrust Calvary Presbyterian Church Dan & Stacey Case Family Foundation

Katrina Lake & John Clifford Cathy & Sandy Dean Holly & Michael Depatie Lauren & Matthew Dillard Dodge & Cox Eastdil Secured Ernst & Young LLP Grosvenor Guittard Chocolate Company Stephanie DiMarco & Jim Harleen Kimball Foundation Kirkland & Ellis LLP KKR Financial Holdings, LLC Meg Krehbiel Kelsey & David Lamond McKinsey & Company Amy & Drew McKnight Stephanie & Bill Mellin NextRoll Inc Cameron Phleger & Michael Horwitz San Francisco Unified School District George H. Sandy Foundation Laura & Greg Spivy Elizabeth & Andrew Spokes Dan Springer Jennifer Steinmann & Alexei Yaroshenko Tipping Point Community Susan & David Tunnell United Airlines Inc. Vista Equity Partners

Charlotte & Alan Waxman Melissa & Jeffrey Williams Jane & Doug Wolf Woodlawn Foundation SUSTAINERS - $10,000+

Accenture American Camp Association Apple AT&T Corporation Avery-Fuller-Welch Children’s Foundation Bank of America Foundation Sejal Patel & Sanjay Banker Janice & Matt Barger Jennifer Moses & Ron Beller Gary, Cynthia, and Brooke Bengier Boston Consulting Group Sandy & Roger Bulosan Elizabeth & Clark Callander Barbee & Bruce Callander Capital Group Heather Childs & Addison Thompson Catherine & Christopher Clifford Dodie & Peter Crawford Deloitte Joseph F. Downes Fabkids The Virginia M. Ford Family Fund The William G. Gilmore Foundation

Elaine Gold Family Foundation Goldman Sachs & Co Elena & Juan Gomez Google Kirsten & Michael Green H & A Media Group, LLC Melinda Haag & Chuck Fanning Hartmann Studios Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction Cynthia & Jim Hebert Nancy & George Hecht Leslie & David Helfand Hellman & Friedman LLC TP ICAP Jamestown LP Neha Jogani Narang & Sameer Narang Kate & Thomas Klein Krehbiel Family Foundation Naomi & Jeremiah Lane LBA Realty Judy Ko & David Lessing Cheryl Frank & Michael Linn Linda & Kevin Lynch Arnold A. McClellan Thayer & Philip Meicler The Shepard Milner Wardlaw Foundation Mirnahill Foundation Morrison & Foerster LLP Mike Muscolino Naomi & Michael Neruda Holly & Pat O’Dea

We applaud The Crescent Porter Hale Foundation for shifting their strategic focus to invest more substantially in programs for middle school youth. Their Middle School Youth Success grant supports our high-quality enrichment programs. With this grant we are promoting improved socioemotional skills, increased access to music and arts education, acquisition of “21st Century” skills, and increased exposure to future education options and career paths.

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Bob and Gladys O’Leary Scholarship Fund ● The Olympic Club Foundation Panda Cares Parallax Volatility Advisers, LP Ellen & John Parsons Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP Reardon Heights Associates, L.P. Redwood Credit Union The Roeder Family Ross Stores, Inc. San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency State of California, California Arts Council David H. Strasburg Taco Bell Foundation TEF Design TMG Partners Douglas Tom U.S. Bank ValueAct Capital Verizon Grace & Steven Voorhis Denise Wang-Kline & Robert Kline

MENTORS - $5,000+

America’s Best Local Charities The Azus Foundation Celeste & Michael Bobroff Sabra & Martin Bohlen Boston Properties, LP Ellen & John Broadhurst Charlotte Case-Hatch & James Hatch Sam Caven CBIZ ARC Consulting CBRE, Inc. Jane Coté-Cook & Chris Cook Quin & Peter Curran Debevoise & Plimpton LLP Holly & John Dissmeyer DivcoWest Services, LLC Dropbox DWS EQ Office Evercore Partners Farallon Capital Management Courtney Benoist & Jason Fish Jamie & Jordan Gersch Golob Family Fund Fiona & Christopher Grandi

The Haldeman Family Foundation Robert Hielscher Michele & Samuel Hooker Jessica Mok & Allen Huang Liz Hume & Jay Jacobs Gail Hunter & Nadine Glinski Lynda Hutton J.P. Morgan Private Bank Kathryn & Sugam Jain KHP Capital Partners Peggy Kivel KPMG LLP Melissa & Ben Kremers The Lalanne Family Lane Partners, LLC Cindy Lee Lucinda Lee Katz Susie & Christopher Leupold Douglas Mackenzie J. W. Mailliard Jr. Trust ◆ Urmi Maitra & Sharad Mangalick Marchetti Group General Contractors Maven Properties Hilary & Mark McInerney Catherine & Stephen McLin

Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C. Nicole & John Moe Brandi & David Morandi Nancy Leavens Fund Katy Neumer Newmark Knight Frank Niantic, Inc. Stephanie & Lee Notowich Novo Construction Gabriela & Mark Parcella Pasha Automotive Services William & Elizabeth Patterson Family Fund PayPal Claude Perasso Lisa & Jay Pierrepont Eve Niquette & Charles Pohl Principal Builders Prometheus Laura Pruitt Putnam Investments Amy & Gordon Ritter RMLow Foundation Tina Robertson Ropes & Gray LLP The Safeway Foundation Save-the-Redwoods League

SC Builders Sobia & Nadir Shaikh Shearman & Sterling LLP Sports Basement Stitch Fix Strada Investment Group Wendy & Greg Suhr Tina & David Thomas Treasure Island Development Authority Trinity Industries USI Insurance Services, LLC Venable LLP W. Bradley Electric, Inc. Irvenia Waters & Jose Allen Woodruff Sawyer Annie & Montgomery Woods SUPPORTERS - $2,500+

George Ackert Emily Pearl & Chad Arkoff Ann & Anil Arora ASD | SKY Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame Nancy ■ & Joachim Bechtle Lily & Thomas Beischer

United Airlines has been BGCSF’s official airline and a proud partner since 2009. They have consistently provided financial support as well as in-kind travel to ensure our staff and youth can access important conferences and leadership opportunities across the country. United also provides our teen members an incredible opportunity to apply for exclusive, paid-internships during the summers at SFO. During the pandemic, while their industry was being hit hard and the company had to make difficult financial decisions, United continued to provide donations, in-kind travel, and career opportunities, prioritizing their support for youth and the San Francisco community.

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Thesia & Ambi Bowo Teresa Briggs Jordan & Christopher Brown Cantor Fitzgerald Relief Fund Administration Josh Cohen Conagra Brands Alpa Lotlikar & Avinash D’Souza Brian Davis Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP Mark Deason Dolphin Youth Swim Program Fund Alison & Seth Ferguson Camilla & Matt Field Golden Gate Triathlon Club Kristen Green Nancy & Bart Green Lewis Greenwood Foundation Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund Patrick Hackett Michael Heacock Heather & Bill Hilliard Crystal & Jason Hough KBM-Hogue Katherine & Mark Lefanowicz Stephanie Li Greta Macaire Marcum LLP Christney & William McGlashan Ian Mellin Joanne Freed & Richard Mendelson Andi & Eric Mersch Alex Millar Moss Adams LLP Office Depot Susan & Richard Olness Anne & Michael Parish

Mylene Pedone Serena & Alec Perkins Lynn & Olivier Pieron Charlotte Haas Prime & Josh Prime Betsy Friedman & Robert B. Rorick, Jr. Jo-Ann Rose Doreen & Tom Rylander Paul Sack Mike Sample Marion Samuelson Frejeanne & Chief William Scott Holly & Michel Seifer Seyfarth Shaw LLP Roopesh Shah Jennifer & Don Shaver Vimbayi Kajese & Tawanda Sibanda Danna & Alexander Slusky Spencer Stuart State Farm Insurance Companies Carey Lifschultz & David Stiepleman Stone Charitable Fund Kristen Stotts Kin-Ching Wu & Steve Tai TPG Brenda & Andrew Vingiello Visa Wetherby Asset Management Zev Wexler Mark Whatley Jean & Brian Wheeler Diane B. Wilsey Bobbie Wilson and Trina Schrette Charitable Fund

HEROES - $1,000+

Bobbi Nicole Wilson & Fernando Aguilar Airbnb Amelia & Nicholas Aitken Samira Rahmatullah & Munir Alam Katharine Albright & Jake Schatz Mette Frimodt & David Andersen Abby Anderson Applied Materials Inc. Darin Archer Luc Arsenault Onagh Ash Joann & Robert Basila Sandra & Glenn Bauer Christopher Beahn The Elaine and Vincent Bell Foundation Gregory Berube Susan Blomberg Leah Rosenkrantz Bluestone & Jeffrey Bluestone Dyan Triffo & Douglas Boake Maurizio Bonacini Nora & Austin Bowers Sheila Brown & Farley Neuman Bonnie Brown & Joe Gervais Derick Brown Eric Brubaker Building Inspectors Association of San Francisco Burns & McDonnell Foundation Barbara Callander Lucy Carrico & Tod Moody CB2 Builders Phuong Khuu & Curtis Chan

Jennifer Tye & Nathanael Chang Claudia ■ & David Chittenden Claire H. Chow Barbara Coleman Community Thrift Store Heather & Rob Connolly Cheryl Cook Christine & Brooks Crawford Orpheus Crutchfield Carolyn & John Cunningham Susan & Daniel Daniloff Missy & Arthur Del Negro Jessica Denning Nora Diab Laura Douglas Theresa Downing Leslie & Erik Doyle Eaton Vance Jessica & Michael Eisler Environmental Resource Solutions, Inc. Jacqueline & Christian Erdman FIS Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Fisher Carol & Robert ■ Freidenberg Elise & Tully Friedman Stephen Goldstein Jayne Lipman & Bob Goodman Jenckyn Goosby Chian Gong & Adrian Graham Linda Gerard & Danny Grossman Nicole Guido-Estrada Susan Karp & Paul Haahr Holly Hagens & Todd Sisitsky Sam Hamilton

Haley Hart Barbara & William Hazen Miranda Heller & Mark Salkind Lars Hellerslien Suzanne Hingel Barbara Hughes Kimberly Hyman Pagerie & Bryan Jacobi Carolyn Johnson & Rick Theis Barbara & Ron Kaufman Gail Kavanagh William Kee Kendra Klang & RD Kern Christine Kerns Tom Kier Amy A. King Doug Kramer Marla Miller & David Kremer Vijay Krishnan Mona Tekchandani & Vikram Krishnan Barbara Krusi Margaret & Charles Krystofiak Monica Landry Jane Larrow Calgary Avansino & Donald LaVigne Aidan Leonard Sarah Macintyre Dennis MacNeil Colleen Mallahan Jennifer Gosselin & Reed Maltzman Joan & Gordon Marks Lisille & Henry Matheson Christie Matheson Mackenzie & Robert Mayle Lynn & Neil McKinnon Elizabeth Mitchell & Matt Mendelsohn Rhea & Brad Miller

Sixth Street Partners has been a key corporate partner for BGCSF since 2011. From tutoring and special event support, to collecting gift cards for youth during the holiday season, to leadership engagement on our Board of Governors and NextGen Leadership Council, Sixth Street Partners is deeply engaged, amplifying BGCSF’s ability to deliver critical programs and services to the youth we serve.

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Jennifer Millet & Lee Smith Roland H. Montoya Richard Murphy Ronald Noland Cynthia & Michael ■ O’Leary Britt & Luke Ogelsby Su-Moon C. Paik & Bob Brown Samantha & Eric Palm Parnassus Investments Simi Bhat & Gopal Patel Regina Villalba & Daniel Pelsinger Cindy & Ty Pforsich PG&E Corporation Elaine Poon R.N. Field Construction Samia Rashed Louise & Paul Renne Daniel Renz Tracy & Jeffrey Rhodes Louisa Ritter Ann & Brian Roberts Adrienne & Dillon Rogers Louise Rogers & Roger Miller Venetta & John Rohal Anne Thorson & Peter Ross Karen Roye Robin Freeman & Michael Russell Vishal Saluja & Ranjit Pradhan San Francisco Chamber of Commerce

San Francisco Giants San Francisco Security Traders Association, Inc. Kimberly & Danny Sanner Rummi & Arun Sarin Ladan & Warren Schlichting Laura & James Schlueter Sheila Schroeder & Jason Phillips Carrie Schwab Pomerantz & Gary Pomerantz Ann Scott SF Ballet Lori & Glenn Shannon Susan & Mark Sherman Larah & Jonathan Sifuentes Ana Velis & Rich Sims Debra Farb & Eric Sippel Gautham Sista SitusAMC Skyline Construction Inc. Peter Socarras Amy & Kevin Solliday Claire Solot & Sinjin Bain Elizabeth & Jeffrey Spaulding Wyner Spencer The John and Gussie Stewart Donor Advised Fund Rachel Stock Lisa & Ron Sturzenegger Synergy Reps LLC

Old Navy has been a longtime partner of the Clubs and one that is incredibly consistent and dependable. While Old Navy has provided generous financial support to the Clubs, their contributions to our youth through workforce development opportunities and in-kind donations of clothing and supplies are just as important. This support ensures our youth and families have the resources and opportunities they need for immediate and long-term success.

PwC has supported BGCSF since 2000. During the pandemic, PwC found incredibly impactful ways for their employees to stay engaged, providing meaningful support to our Teen Services programs by participating in virtual career exposures, college essay writing, mock interviews, and more. The firm also significantly increased their financial contribution during a time that the Club needed it the most. From leadership on our Board of Governors, to deep engagement on our NextGen Council, to multiple employee volunteers, we can always depend on PwC to support the Clubs in the most impactful ways.

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ANNUAL DONORS, CONT’D.

Amy & Alex Tamburro Murphy Taylor, Jr. Mark Tellini Spencer G. Tolliver UBS Corp Leon Van Steen Daniel Veatch & Andres Wydler Sonali & Amit Wadhwa John W. Ward, Jr. Donna Sorensen & Alan Weakland Weatherspoon Charitable Foundation Jill & Mark Wehrly Leigha & Eli Weinberg Rick Welts & Todd Gage Helen & Maurice Werdegar Cecilia Westray Amasa P. Willey Trust ◆ Josh Williams Bobbie & Michael Wilsey Maxine Wilson & Michael Dunn Jenny Wilson Sandy T. Woo David Ying

Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits TPG Global, LLC The Westin Saint Francis GIFTS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED IN HONOR OF BGCSF gratefully acknowledges the gifts made in honor of the following:

Cameron Aimonetti Naaz Alani-Fetherston Tim Allen Les Andersen Sally Ashton Jennifer Austin Paul Berggren Andrew Bland Mike Bravo Clark Callander

Bruce Callander Michael Castleman Thupten Cholang Rosemarie Colonna Columbia Park Clubhouse Don Uyeda & Chuck Conley Lena Diep Cathy Diomampo-Green Bob Emery Clark Emery Carrie Evans Brandon Evans The Flynn Family Al Fortis Antoine Fuller Even Galbraith Anthony Gremia Gail Grynbaum Erin Gutierrez

Sandy Hook Sean Hyatt James Keane Kim Koch Kristin Molano & Carter Krach Jen Lukas Faith Mackley Kevin McCloskey Alexis & Nicholas Mersch Rahul Misra Kristin Molano Roz Murray Brian Neil Alex Neil Michael Neruda Michael O’Leary Audrey O’Neill & Family Julie & Tim Orme Simi & Gopal Patel Chris Pham

IN-KIND DONORS BGCSF gratefully acknowledges these in-kind donors who have provided donations of items and pro-bono services:

1 Hotel Central Park Alagem Capital Group Amangiri Emily Pearl & Chad Arkoff Sabra & Martin Bohlen The Chartres Lodging Group Amelia Craig Sue Decker Disney Dodge & Cox Joshua Ets-Hokin Photography Julie & Greg Flynn Four Seasons Anguilla Golden State Warriors Guittard Chocolate Company Hartmann Studios Kistler Vineyards Michael Merrill Design Studio Montage Healdsburg Office Depot PwC Queen Kapiolani Hotel United Airlines Inc. Schumacher Photography

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Lindsay Piaker Remy Pieron Erin Proto Mircea Raducanu Max Randall Oscar Reyes Torres Mike Reynolds Kelsey Rhoades Lidia Riott David Roos Maisy Samuelson Diane Scheiman Carrie Schwab Pomerantz Our “experienced” (senior) citizens isolated by COVID-19 Jie Shen Leroy Sims

Robert F. Smith Jennifer Snyder Michael Sorem Haley Street Jasmine T Deejay Thompson Mallory Tindell Patria Urquhart Kat Villasenor & the Mariposa Hunters Point Yacht Club Mike Warson Marisol Wauters Najee Williams Maxine Wilson Youth of the Year Candidates Sam & Edith Zimerman

GIFTS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF BGCSF gratefully acknowledges the gifts made in memory of the following:

Terry & Dwight Bailey David Kenneth Ball Michael Barnowski John Bower Harry Brown Ranson Buchholz Aaron Burby John N. Callander Chuck Conley Hassie Jewel Cook Patrick Michael Davies Stephen Davis

Ken Dobson Sylvia Dworkin Donald G. Fisher Ruairi Gallagher Charles Geschke Ben Hawthorne Mark Joelson Marsha P. Johnson Arthur Katchman John Kerbleski, MD. Amy & Stanley Lee Mark Nicoletti Michael Rain Molly Jo Robey Sandy Wertenberger Jones Reverend Kenneth Westray

SPECIAL INITIATIVE FUND DONORS Bobbi Nicole Wilson & Fernando Aguilar

Dodie & Peter Crawford

Arnold A. McClellan

Suzy & David Cumming

Amy & Drew McKnight

Shipley & Anthony Salewski

LaVonne A. Arata Revocaable Trust ◆

Cathy & Sandy Dean

Thayer & Philip Meicler

Helen & Chuck Schwab

Holly & Michael Depatie

Stephanie & Bill Mellin

Jennifer & Don Shaver

Lauren & Matthew Dillard

Jennifer Millet & Lee Smith

Silver Giving Foundation

Jamie Moldafsky & John Snell

Laura & Greg Spivy

Emily Pearl & Chad Arkoff Sejal Patel & Sanjay Banker Jamie & Will Bartlett Celeste & Michael Bobroff Sabra & Martin Bohlen Sapna & Brandon Boze Elizabeth & Clark Callander Barbee & Bruce Callander Lucy Carrico & Tod Moody Dan & Stacey Case Family Foundation Phuong Khuu & Curtis Chan Catherine & Christopher Clifford Cohen Family Fund

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Holly & John Dissmeyer Dreambuilders Foundation Dana & Bob Emery Julie & Greg Flynn Lauren & Jamie Ford Ali & Rocky Fried The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Melinda Haag & Chuck Fanning The William G. Irwin Charity Foundation Estate of Norma Jerry ◆ Neha Jogani Narang & Sameer Narang Lucinda Lee Katz Major League Baseball

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Meridee Moore & Kevin King Naomi & Michael Neruda Julie & Brian O’Melveny

Missy & Yvo Smit Elizabeth & Andrew Spokes Dan Springer Jennifer Steinmann & Alexei Yaroshenko

Angela Nomellini & Ken Olivier

David H. Strasburg

Panda Restaurant Group, Inc

Amy & Alex Tamburro

Ellen & John Parsons Cameron Phleger & Michael Horwitz Arthur & Toni Rembe Rock The Roeder Family

Wendy & Greg Suhr TEF Design The Fisher Family Susan & David Tunnell Brenda & Andrew Vingiello Irvenia Waters & Jose Allen

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RECOGNIZING LOYAL SUPPORTERS VISIONARY CIRCLE : The Visionary Circle recognizes individual, corporate, and foundation supporters who have made a transformational impact through their generosity. By making cumulative contributions of $1 million or more over the years, these donors have been invaluable partners in our work. S. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation Sapna & Brandon Boze Frank A. Campini Foundation S.H. Cowell Foundation Cathy & Sandy Dean Dana & Bob Emery

The Fisher Family Ali & Rocky Fried Gap Inc. The David B. Gold Foundation Richard & Rhoda Goldman Fund The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation

The Guardsmen Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund Karp Irrevocable 1997 Trust Koret Foundation Stephanie & Bill Mellin Meridee Moore & Kevin King

Angela Nomellini & Ken Olivier Arthur & Toni Rembe Rock Rose O’Shaughnessy Rosenberg Saint Francis Foundation Charles and Helen Schwab Foundation Silver Giving Foundation

Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Elizabeth & Andrew Spokes Dan Springer Kat Taylor & Tom Steyer Diana & Steve Strandberg Susan & David Tunnell Laurie & Jeff Ubben

In 2004, shortly after returning to San Francisco to head an independent elementary school, Lucinda Lee Katz attended a Youth of the Year luncheon. “I was completely taken over by the young people’s stories and how closely they paralleled my own upbringing,” says Lucinda. “As the youth described the transformative impact BGCSF had on their lives, I thought back on my own upbringing in San Francisco’s Chinatown. There, I attended a community center with programs that mirrored those offered by BGCSF. That experience changed the trajectory of my life.”

DONOR SPOTLIGHT:

Lucinda Lee Katz Years of Experience Inform Legacy Commitment

“For me, as a native San Franciscan, I made an unrestricted legacy gift so this work and programming endures for the next generation. It comes from my heart and demonstrates the support the organization deserves.”

In addition to this lived experience, Lucinda is a nationally recognized educator who’s worked with young people for decades. At the outset of the pandemic as schools closed their doors, BGCSF pivoted to meet the needs of vulnerable youth, including those of essential workers and their children. The Club changed from an afterschool program to a school-day program, supporting distance learning, while providing supplemental education services, wellness and mental health services, recreation, and daily breakfast and lunch. “Few organizations could shift so quickly and efficiently,” says Katz. “It’s evidence of a very strong organization.”

LEGACY SOCIET Y: The Legacy Society honors those who have included BGCSF in their estate plans or who have made other planned gifts. Bobbi & Fernando Aguilar Bonnie & Les Andersen Shirley & Ronald ■ Anderson Roulhac & Thomas Austin Sejal Patel & Sanjay Banker Jamie & Will Bartlett Lurline & John Bickel Jennifer Buttimer & Nicholas Scharf

Barbara & John ■ Callander Elizabeth & Clark Callander Barbee & Bruce Callander Lucy Carrico & Tod Moody Laura J. Chinlund ■ Catherine & Christopher Clifford Adriene & Samuel Coffey Heather & Rob Connolly

Dodie & Peter Crawford Suzy & David Cumming Holly & John Dissmeyer Amanda Duckworth & Awie Smit Dana & Bob Emery Julie & Greg Flynn Lauren & Jamie Ford Ali & Rocky Fried

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Deirdre & Christopher Hockett Lynda Hutton Kris Johnson & Joseph Lerer Ari Lurie Amy & Drew McKnight Stephanie & Bill Mellin Naomi & Michael Neruda

Cameron Phleger & Michael Horwitz Louise & Paul Renne Joan & Robert Rorick ■ Jennifer & Don Shaver Leroy Sims Diana & Steve Strandberg Brenda & Andrew Vingiello

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LOYAL SUPPORTERS CIRCLES : The Gold C, Red C, and Green C Circles recognize loyal donors who have made financial contributions to BGCSF annually for five or more consecutive years through fiscal year 2021. These circles are named in honor of Camp Mendocino’s longstanding “C” awards bestowed on exemplary campers who display leadership, good character, initiative, and engagement in Camp activities. We are proud to recognize the commitment and loyalty of the following donors: GOLD C - 20+ YEARS

Bonnie & Les Andersen Sandra & Glenn Bauer Sabra & Martin Bohlen The Mervyn L. Brenner Foundation, Inc. Eugenia R. Callan ■ Frank A. Campini Foundation Robert Carey Barbara & Pat Carroll Anne Simons & Michael Castleman Edward Cohen Heather & Rob Connolly Marie & Robert J. Connolly Christine & Brooks Crawford Suzy & David Cumming Cathy & Sandy Dean Department of Children, Youth & Their Families Holly & John Dissmeyer Dana & Bob Emery The Fisher Family Ali & Rocky Fried Kathryn Fujisaka Gap Inc. Carol Zoltowski & Alfred Gilbert Golden Gate Breakfast Club The Guardsmen Jim Hall Kenneth S. Hirsch Lynda Hutton Karp Irrevocable 1997 Trust Sharon Macauley Joan & Gordon Marks Meridee Moore & Kevin King Linda Nevin Angela Nomellini & Ken Olivier Arthur & Toni Rembe Rock Betsy Friedman & Robert B. Rorick, Jr. Carol C. Savio Ann Scott San Francisco Giants See’s Candies, Inc.

Ann J. & J. Edward Short Silver Giving Foundation Diana & Steve Strandberg Betty & Lawrence Tomsic Ellyn & Brett Weisel Jane & Doug Wolf RED C - 10+ YEARS

Bobbi Nicole Wilson & Fernando Aguilar Sarita & Silvio Aguilar Cathleen Ahearn Susan & Albert Alioto Mette Frimodt & David Andersen Sandra Auerback Avery-Fuller-Welch Children’s Foundation Jacob Babick Bank of America Foundation Joann & Robert Basila Kim Lam & Richard Beleson Barbara Bentley Betty Bernstein Lurline & John Bickel Jane O. Bogart Kristi & Wayne Bohlen Carole Rossi & Eugene Bregman Ellen & John Broadhurst Vincent D. Brogan Sheila Brown & Farley Neuman Cheri & Richard Bruce Mary & John Bruno Sandy & Roger Bulosan Lisa Moscaret-Burr & Curtis Burr Lynn B. Burrous California State Department of Education Edwin Callan Charitable Lead Unitrust Barbee & Bruce Callander Elizabeth & Clark Callander Sara & Craig Callander-Stephens Kristen & Gordon Cameron Raymond J. Canepa

Lucy Carrico & Tod Moody Phuong Khuu & Curtis Chan Charles Schwab & Co. Claudia ■ & David Chittenden Jontonette Clark Cohen Family Fund Community Thrift Store Nancy N. Conover Donna & Terrance Costello Dodie & Peter Crawford Melinda & Peter Darbee William A. Deiss Deloitte Elizabeth & Robert Devlin Dodge & Cox Donate for Charity, Inc. Amanda Duckworth & Awie Smit Juan Duran Eastdil Secured Environmental Resource Solutions, Inc. Ernst & Young LLP The Eucalyptus Foundation Sarah Farley First Republic Bank Jennifer Caldwell & John H. N. Fisher Julie & Greg Flynn Todd Foner Janet & Pierre Fournier Martha & Kenneth Freeman Barbara & Richard Fried Velia & Philip Frost Luisana & Richard Gale Laura Kerr & Gus Garmel The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Google Judith & Thomas Gorman Linda Grady Marsha & Ralph Guggenheim Guittard Chocolate Company Erin Gutierrez Marian Halley Silver Giving Foundation

Elizabeth Foster & Michael Harris Heather & Bill Hilliard James Holley Judith A. Holm Michele & Samuel Hooker Frank W. Horst Hudson Pacific Properties Barbara Hughes Shelly Guyer & Tom Huntington Judi & John Hurabiell Dorothy & Brad Jeffries Thomas Jilek JLL Karen Jenkins-Johnson & Kevin Johnson Linda Cicero & Robert Kennedy Kate & Thomas Klein Walter Knoepfel Marla Miller & David Kremer Joni Lachman Winnie & Paul Lam Susan & Roger Lazarus LBA Realty Garrett Lew Margit Liesche & Peter Lillevand Esan Looper Tonya & Harold Love Rosemary Mac Leod Deborah Machold Douglas Mackenzie Joseph Mannion Marcum LLP Janet A. Martin Jody & Edward Matthews Sandra P. Maxwell Bill Mayfield Arnold A. McClellan Hilary & Mark McInerney Patricia F. McMahon Stephanie & Bill Mellin Judith & Mark Mesinger Donald Millhauser Jamie Moldafsky & John Snell Richard Murphy Marcia Nakamura

Naomi & Michael Neruda Larry Nibbi Bea & Robert Nissenson Novo Construction Susan & Bill Oberndorf Susan & Richard Olness Marie L. Otto Kelly L. Page Anne & John Parker Ellen & John Parsons Eric Pettersen Pircher Nichols & Meeks Plant Construction Company L.P. Jaime A. Powers Paul Pringle Sonia S. Quilliam Samia Rashed Nora & Peter Ratto Louise & Paul Renne Jonathan Riley Sallie & John Robey The Roeder Family Jessica & Bryan Rosenberg Lisa Rosete Doreen & Tom Rylander George H. Sandy Foundation Rummi & Arun Sarin Norman Schlossberg Carrie Schwab Pomerantz & Gary Pomerantz Stephen Schwarz Holly & Michel Seifer Jim and Sally Shapiro Fund of the Jewish Community Foundation Jennifer & Don Shaver Ana Velis & Rich Sims Leroy Sims Jennifer Snyder Andrew Sohn Peter Sownie Laura & Greg Spivy Elizabeth & Andrew Spokes Sports Basement Starwood Capital, LLC Elizabeth & James Steyer Kristen Stotts Strada Investment Group Spencer Stuart Wells Fargo Bank

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Will J. Strickland Patricia Stroud Wendy & Greg Suhr TEF Design The Elaine and Vincent Bell Foundation The William G. Gilmore Foundation Colin Timmins Spencer G. Tolliver Douglas Tom TPG Treasure Island Development Authority United Airlines Inc. U.S. Bank Grethe & George Ushanoff Visa Grace & Steven Voorhis Michael B. Vuong Ethel Wallace & Nadine Devost Eileen M. Wampole Catherine Wang Kay Weber Robert Weltman Wetherby Asset Management Amasa P. Willey Trust Diane B. Wilsey Maxine Wilson & Michael Dunn Patricia Zamora GREEN C - $5+ YEARS

David Agger Amelia & Nicholas Aitken Katharine Albright & Jake Schatz AmazonSmile America’s Best Local Charities Nadine & Steven Anderson Apple Darin Archer Emily Pearl & Chad Arkoff Ann & Anil Arora ASD | SKY Elizabeth L. Ashley AT&T Corporation Octavia Baker Chris Banke Sejal Patel & Sanjay Banker Susan & William Banker KT & Andrew Barous Jamie & Will Bartlett Nancy & Joachim Bechtle

SY M B O L K E Y

Elliot Beckelman Amy & Jeffrey Belkora Jennifer Moses & Ron Beller Carol Benz R. J. Berg Laura Bernabei Nancy Bishop BlackRock Susan Blomberg Carolyn Boak Celeste & Michael Bobroff Albert Bodero Maria Pao Khuth Bolin & Ryan Bolin Robin K. Bonelli Tom Bonelli Colin Bourdin Sapna & Brandon Boze Teresa Briggs Su-Moon Paik & Robert Brown Bonnie Brown & Joe Gervais Maureen Buick Erin & Patrick Calihan Calvary Presbyterian Church Elizabeth Clark & Steve Camahort Cantor Fitzgerald Relief Fund Administration Capital Group De’Monique A. Carroll Dan & Stacey Case Family Foundation Charlotte Case-Hatch & James Hatch CBRE, Inc. Margaret and Less Chafen Donna Chazen Claire H. Chow City and County of San Francisco Clark Construction Group, LLC Catherine & Christopher Clifford Colliers International Nancy & Chris Connery Cecilia Connolly Pinto & Anthony Pinto Peter Corea Costco Wholesale Corporation Lorin & Dick Costolo Cox, Castle & Nicholson LLP

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■ DECEASED

Philip Crawford Zoey Cronin Orpheus Crutchfield Lauren Czorniak Howie Dallmar Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP Susan Decker Bernadette & Earl Declet Mary Ellen & James Deignan Laura Del Beccaro Missy & Arthur Del Negro Dell Employee Giving Program Linda Demattei Holly & Michael Depatie John Dierke Lauren & Matthew Dillard DivcoWest Services, LLC Sara & Chris Dobson Dolphin Youth Swim Program Fund Julian Doss Sydney Dow Joseph F. Downes Barbara Duty DWS Susan & Charles Eckberg David Eckles EQ Office Margaret B. Evans Tara & Alfonso Felder Alison & Seth Ferguson Courtney Benoist & Jason Fish Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fisher Vickey & David Fleishhacker Lisa Flesher Lauren & Jamie Ford Elise & Tully Friedman Donald Fritz Jane & Michael Gaito GCI General Contractors Kathy & James Gibson David Gilliam Golden State Warriors Golden State Warriors Community Foundation Goldman Sachs & Co Golob Family Fund Carrie Goodman Hilary Goodman Kristen Green Gillian Green Deborah Greiff Nicole Guido-Estrada

Melinda Haag & Chuck Fanning The Haldeman Family Foundation Molly Hale & Thomas Saunders Alicia & Philip Hammarskjold Stephanie DiMarco & Jim Harleen Sheri & Peter Harris Tanya & Michael Harris Charlene Harvey Barbara & William Hazen Nancy & George Hecht Leslie & David Helfand Miranda Heller & Mark Salkind Lars Hellerslien Matthew Henry Herbst Foundation Anna Hetzner Robert Hogan Alfred J Hollins Gail Hunter & Nadine Glinski Daniel Hwang TP ICAP Thomas W. Jahnke Dani Janklow Joanna Jhanda Neha Jogani Narang & Sameer Narang Nancy C. Johnson Susan Kahn & David Kaskowitz Iris & Steve Katz Barbara & Ron Kaufman Diane Keaton Khachaturian Foundation Kilroy Realty Corporation Kirkland & Ellis LLP Roxy & Steve Klein Adam Klein Sloan Klein Dustin Kline KPMG LLP Melissa & Ben Kremers Margaret & Charles Krystofiak Christine & Todd Lachman Monica Landry Naomi & Jeremiah Lane Cindy Lee Cynthia & Harlon Lee Kenwade Lee Lucinda Lee Katz

Ellen & Gavin Leung Bonnie Lindahl Cheryl Frank & Michael Linn April & John Long Nikki Lowy Linda & Kevin Lynch Kimberly & Matt Macniak Tony Maher Jennifer & Robert Mahoney Robyn & Dennis Mahoney Omar Malik DeAda & Henry Mally Suzzane & Bard Mansager Susan Margolis Mattimore Family Fund Ronald McKean Lynn & Neil McKinnon Amy & Drew McKnight Chris McNevin Leslie & John McQuaide Jamin & Russell McVeigh Anne Giannini McWilliams Sary A. Meas Thayer & Philip Meicler Cecil Mellin Alan Mendelson Microsoft Corporation Daniel T. Miralda Arthur J. Mischeaux Rahul Misra Bornah Moghbel Jonell Molina Jessica & Jason Moment Monica Dahlem Loren Mooney Ruthanne Morentz Eric Mori Nancy & The Honorable Philip Moscone Blair & Charles Moser Claudia Moutray Deirdre Moy Timothy Murkett Martina & Tom Murphy John Murray Peter Musto Elaine & Maxwell Myers Stacy & Mark Nelson Jennifer Chan & Thomas Neu Rebecca Neu Joshlyn Norman James E. O’Donnell Julie & Brian O’Melveny Jackie Ondatje OnePurpose Schools

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Anh Oppenheimer Charlene & Leo Ott Gail F. Paine Parallax Volatility Advisers, LP Gabriela & Mark Parcella Anne & Michael Parish Pasha Automotive Services Lisa Patel & William Buck Jeannette & Scott Paul Christopher Pederson Seth Pfalzer PG&E Corporation Cameron Phleger & Michael Horwitz Donald S. Piombo Margot Golding & Michael Powers Courtney Klinge & Eric Prosnitz Putnam Investments PwC Elaine & Don Raboin Darla & Richard Radcliffe Nancy & Alan Raznick

SY M B O L K E Y

Michelle Leitzke & Andrew Rich Christine Riley Louisa Ritter RMLow Foundation Tanzania Robertson Louise Rogers & Roger Miller Julie & James Rooney Anne Thorson & Peter Ross Karen Roye Joseph P. Russoniello Paul Sack Salesforce.com San Francisco Arts Commission San Francisco Unified School District David Sanford Susan & Michael Sartor Brian Sauer Sharon & Joseph Saunders Patsi & Dirk Schenkkan Laura & James Schlueter Sheila Schroeder & Jason Phillips

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Helen & Chuck Schwab David Schwind Joseph Serventi Ruth Ann & Lee Seward Seyfarth Shaw LLP Pooja & Vivek Shah Matt Shewey Marilyn Shipp Ashley Simmons Ali & Brad Singer Chloe Sladden & Kevin McElroy Staci & R. James Slaughter Gerri D. Smith Robert F. Smith Harry Spitzer Dan Springer State Street Global Advisors Georgia Stevens Kelann Stewart Jessica Stoneman Sterling Storm David H. Strasburg Lisa & Ron Sturzenegger Amy & Alex Tamburro

Tek Labels & Printing Eric Temple & Garry Schermann The Diana Dollar Knowles Foundation The Olympic Club Tina & David Thomas Anita Demas & Robert Thompson Kate Thornton TMG Partners Megan Topping & Mark Horton Victoria Treyger Constance Tuller Susan & David Tunnell Twitter, Inc. UBS Corp Karen Uretsky ValueAct Capital Leon Van Steen Kim & David Vance Venable LLP Verizon Daniel Villegas Ruiz

Brenda & Andrew Vingiello Luanne & Michael Walsh Linda & Jay Walsh Denise Wang-Kline & Robert Kline Stephanie & John Warren Marcia & John Waterbury Sarah & Mike Waterfield Charlotte & Alan Waxman Sue Weaver Lynn & Peter Wendell Heidi Coffer & Patrick Wilkinson Melissa & Jeffrey Williams Tara Wilson & Carlton Eichelberger Woodlawn Foundation Annie & Montgomery Woods Russell Woods Melina Wyatt Jennifer Steinmann & Alexei Yaroshenko Thomas Yaussy Richard Zitrin

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2020-2021 FINANCIAL REVIEW REVENUE CONTRIBUTION REVENUE Individuals

3,911,992

Government

4,565,832

Corporation

1,628,338

Foundation

3,496,721

Bequests

36,926

Total Contributed Revenue

13,639,809

898,843

INTERNAL FUNDING Endowment Draw Internal Restricted Funds

713,707

Total Internal Funding

1,612,550

80,274

EARNED INCOME Program EE Retention Credit

1,232,668

Other

245,760

Total Earned Income

1,558,702

TOTAL REVENUE

16,811,061

12,413,237

EXPENSES Program

83%

General & Administrative

1,354,409

Fundraising

1,251,771

TOTAL EXPENSES

15,019,417

BGCSF has committed to reinvest this budget surplus in mental health and education services for Club members, as we move past the pandemic and work through the multi-year COVID-19 recovery. Read more about this on page 12.

BOARD OF GOVERNORS & TRUSTEES BOARD CHAIR

Brandon Boze PRE SIDENT

Rob Connolly BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Fernando Aguilar Chad Arkoff Ann Arora Sanjay Banker Will Bartlett Mick Bobroff Marty Bohlen Brandon Boze Derick Brown Bruce Callander Clark Callander Lucy Carrico Curtis Chan Nate Chang Heather Childs Chris Clifford Rob Connolly Peter Crawford Orpheus Crutchfield David Cumming Holly Depatie Matt Dillard John Dissmeyer Bob Emery Julie Flynn Jamie Ford Rocky Fried Jamie Gersch Elena Gomez Gary Guittard Phil Halperin Melinda Haag Gail Hunter Bryan Jacobi Neha Jogani Narang Jennifer Kiss Meg Krehbiel Melissa Kremers

Lucinda Lee Katz Gina Lytle Arnie McClellan Thomas McKinley Drew McKnight Thayer Meicler Stephanie Mellin Jen Millet Jamie Moldafsky Michael Neruda Ellen Parsons Cameron Phleger Eric Prosnitz Chris Roeder Karen Roye Robert Schiff William Scott Don Shaver Jen Steinmann David Strasburg Greg Suhr Amy Tamburro Doug Tom Brenda Vingiello Irvenia Waters

Robert Smith Dan Springer Steve Strandberg Dave Tunnell Doug Wolf

TRUSTEE CHAIR

Maria Bolin Lauren Czorniak Laura Del Beccaro Riles Egeland Hans Esguerra Blair Evans Dillon Foehr Kristen Green Nicole Guido-Estrada Lucas Hahn Jessica Harada Anna Hetzner Gaelan Kerr-Koppel Vijay Krishnan Dennis Mahoney Rahul Misra Dana Percoco Danielle Sercu Meeri Shin Kristen Stotts Sugu Venkatachalam

Mitch Cohen TRUSTEE S

Larry Baer Stacey Case Mitch Cohen Mike Depatie Bob Emery Bob Fisher Julie Flynn Rocky Fried Phil Halperin Drew McKnight Stephanie Mellin Meridee Moore Ken Olivier Rose Rosenberg Jamie Slaughter

EMERITUS BOARD MEMBERS

Teresa Briggs Curtis Burr Sam Coffey John Dissmeyer Amanda Duckworth Jamie Moldafsky Su-Moon Paik Brenda Vingiello Ellyn Weisel NE X TGEN LE ADERSHIP COUNCIL STEERING COMMIT TEE CO - CHAIRS

Maria Bolin Nicole K. Guido-Estrada Rahul Misra COMMIT TEE MEMBERS

COMMUNITIES WE SERVE 1

Gateway High School Club

Gateway Middle School Club

Don Fisher Clubhouse

Tenderloin Clubhouse

Columbia Park Clubhouse

Mission Clubhouse

San Francisco Community School Club

11 BGCSF Beacon at Carver Elementary School

Excelsior Clubhouse

Sunnydale Clubhouse

12 BGCSF Beacon at Malcolm X Academy Elementary School 13 Willie Mays Clubhouse

10 Visitacion Valley Clubhouse

14 Camp Mendocino

MARINA DISTRICT

PRESIDIO

JAPANTOWN

RICHMOND DISTRICT

R B

FINANCIAL DISTRICT

SOUTH OF MARKET

TENDERLOIN SAN FRANCISCO BAY

GOLDEN GATE PARK

SUNSET DISTRICT

3 2

WESTERN ADDITION

CHINATOWN

NOB HILL

SEACLIFF

RUSSIAN HILL

PACIFIC HEIGHTS

NORTH BEACH TELEGRAPH HILL

GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE

TWIN PEAKS

MISSION DISTRICT

CASTRO

POTRERO DISTRICT

NOE VALLEY PARKSIDE

DIAMOND HEIGHTS

BAYVIEW

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HUNTERS POINT

LAKE MERCED

VISITACION VALLEY

EXCELSIOR

Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco John N. Callander Administrative Office 380 Fulton Street, San Francisco, CA 94102 www.kidsclub.org