2022 BGCSF Annual Report

WHO WE SERVE

WHO WE ARE

Since 1891, Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco (BGCSF) has provided high-quality, community-based youth development services to 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, on most school holidays, and all day during the summer.

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 https://www.kidsclub.org/about/who-we-are

MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP

Thank you for making time to review our Annual Report. We are proud of the impressive work that Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco (BGCSF) did this year to support youth, families, and local communities.

It was another challenging year — especially the first half — but our team pushed through the many obstacles that COVID continued to present and put the best interests of kids first in all our decisions. We closed the year with great optimism for the future, knowing that BGCSF will continue to meet the moment as a critical service provider and answer the call of kids, families, and city leaders.

This year, we focused our efforts primarily on academic success and socioemotional health and wellness. This decision has been well received by all our constituents. As the full impact of the pandemic comes into focus over time, we will continue to invest in these critical areas of support.

BGCSF continued to set a strong example for the nonprofit sector as we pushed beyond the pandemic. Our Youth of the Year event in February 2022 was one of the first large, in-person nonprofit events; our school year program was robust; and last summer, we brought back all the engaging activities and experiences that should be part of childhood, including our swim program, sports leagues, creative arts, and field trips. Camp Mendocino also returned to full operations, much to the delight of all our campers!

This year, we advanced our Board and staff commitment to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB). We are committed to fostering a culture where staff, youth, and volunteers feel free from explicit and implicit bias, prejudice, and discrimination. We advance this work through a Board Task Force and a Staff Steering Committee. Learn more about our DEIB work on page 10.

Sincerely,

Brandon Boze Board Chair

Rob Connolly President

Brandon Boze

Rob Connolly

CONTINUED FOCUS ON MITIGATING LEARNING LOSS AND SUPPORTING SOCIOEMOTIONAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS

As part of our courageous and immediate response to supporting youth and families at every stage of the pandemic, we made significant investments in education and mental health services in 2020. Over the past two years, we have witnessed the impact of these increased resources and are pleased to share an update.

In 2022, the newly created Education Liaison position was filled across our Clubs. Education Liaisons are now in regular communication with teachers, families, and Club staff, to ensure that the adults are working together to help individual youth succeed academically. Throughout the year, our Education Team works closely with our seasoned and growing team of Behavioral Health Specialists. In addition to supporting youth, our Behavioral Health Specialists meet with staff to provide coaching and discuss successes and challenges.

This has created a holistic support system where all the adults in our members’ lives are on the same page. Providing this comprehensive support network has deepened our connections with families, strengthened our alignment with schools, and will sustain our youth well into the future.

OVER

67,000

HOURS OF PROFESSIONAL TUTORING WERE PROVIDED DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR AND THROUGHOUT SUMMER

PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: THE EUCALYPTUS FOUNDATION

Luna is a second-grade student who started the school year unable to read. She is an English Language Learner with monolingual, Spanish-speaking parents. Our bilingual Education Liaison at the Excelsior Clubhouse, Erika, attended Luna’s parent-teacher conferences and worked with the adults in her life to develop an individualized academic support plan. Luna now reads and writes at grade level, and most importantly, she is always enthusiastic about learning more!

ALMOST

2,000

YOUTH RECEIVED HOMEWORK AND LEARNING SUPPORT DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR

Eucalyptus Foundation has been a long-time supporter of BGCSF. Eucalyptus Foundation stepped up in an extraordinary way in 2022, providing major support for the expansion of our education and behavioral health programming. Thank you for your loyalty, generosity, and your belief in the youth we serve!

PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: NY LIFE FOUNDATION

NY Life Foundation has made a multi-year investment in our diversity, equity, and inclusion grief support programming. NY Life Foundation is a trusted thought partner as we build an expanded post-pandemic behavioral health model to meet the growing and ever-changing mental health needs of our members. We are grateful and thankful for our multi-year partnership with NYL.

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

Eucalyptus Foundation

A FOCUS ON HOPE, JOY, AND OPTIMISM

Clearly, young people have been through way too much over the last two and a half years, and in response, BGCSF has been determined to prioritize a return to childhood joy for all Club members!

As always, our Clubhouses adhered to the current City and County COVID health guidelines, but we were also excited to be pushing forward to a bright future. Our commitment to standing shoulder to shoulder with our families is at the heart of our work and we were dedicated to supporting and encouraging their transition back to normalcy.

BGCSF brought back more and more activities, programs, experiences, and partnerships. We were thrilled to be resuming field trips, increasing access to sports leagues and other enrichment activities, and welcomed kids back to our Aquatics Center at the Don Fisher Clubhouse.

Learn more about our focus on restoring childhood joy at: https://www.kidsclub.org/ post/a-winning-approach-to-summer-lead-with-fun

562

HOURS OF NO-COST PROFESSIONAL THERAPY WERE PROVIDED TO YOUTH THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR

880

YOUTH PARTICIPATED IN SOCIOEMOTIONAL SUPPORT PROGRAMS OFFERED BY OUR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND CLUB STAFF

2,400+

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

The San Francisco Department of Children, Youth and Their Families (DCYF) is our largest and most established funder. We share their “deep commitment to advancing equity and healing trauma” as they “bring together government agencies, schools, and community-based organizations to strengthen our communities to lead full lives of opportunity and happiness”. DCYF also invests in the professional development of our staff, providing program observations and youth surveys to ensure we are delivering the highest-quality programming possible to our young people. Thank you DCYF for being a meaningful partner.

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

BGCSF CLUB MEMBER NAMED 2022 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA YOUTH OF THE YEAR

On February 17, we held the 14th Annual Charles Schwab Youth of the Year Celebration and proudly awarded the 2022 Citywide Youth of the Year title to Paulino, an 11-year member of BGCSF’s Tenderloin Clubhouse. Paulino continued to advance in the National competition and was ultimately a finalist for the California Youth of the Year.

Paulino credited supportive and caring staff, and their involvement with teen leadership programs, the visual arts, and Camp Mendocino as key aspects of their fulfilling Club experience. An outstanding academic student, Paulino graduated from Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory High School and now attends Colgate College on a four-year scholarship.

450 guests joined in-person for the 14th Annual Charles Schwab Youth of the Year Celebration at Chase Center. 800 people joined us virtually for the live stream. The 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.

Our 2022 Youth of the Year finalists showed an incredible drive to succeed, dedication to their community, and passion for their Clubhouse or Camp. We are so proud of each finalists’ perseverance, strength, determination, and confidence.

“

The Club has reassured me that the person I am at this very moment is the person that I am meant to be. I learned from my mentors that I do not have to change or have self-doubts about my identity. The Club appreciates and embraces the genuine me unconditionally.”

Charles Schwab & Co. has been the Presenting Sponsor of BGCSF’s Youth of the Year Celebration for 14 consecutive years, supporting outstanding teens who have exceptional leadership skills, academic achievements, and service to Club and community. Volunteering at Clubs, Money Matters grants, Board representation, and financial literacy curricula are other ways Schwab employees give their time, talent, and resources. Schwab prides itself on having a “spirit of service”. BGCSF thanks them for their community-minded approach to business.

PAULINO, CITYWIDE YOUTH OF THE YEAR, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA YOUTH OF THE YEAR, AND CURRENTLY A FRESHMAN AT COLGATE UNIVERSITY

PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: CHARLES SCHWAB & CO.

YOUTH LEADERSHIP AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Throughout the year, Club members of all ages participate in community service and leadership programs that build their skills while teaching them that they have the power to positively bring about change in their community. With guidance from our skilled and caring staff and access to unique and age-appropriate opportunities, BGCSF helps youth map out life goals, gain perspective on problems with which they struggle, and develop their professionalism.

The Teen Advocacy Group (TAG) is a program for our Greater Visitacion Valley teens to explore social issues that are important to them with the ultimate goal of building an advocacy platform around an issue of their choice.

Watch the video TAG created to raise awareness about mental health and the need for increased socioemotional health and wellness programming for teens.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= anOCL5gCcwk

“ Club staff and volunteers participate in mock interviews with our teens. This is one of the ways in which we provide our teens with the knowledge and experience needed to make positive choices about their futures.”

For our middle school and high school teens, career exposures provide unique opportunities to see workplaces in action by visiting local companies and community-based organizations. Through experiences like this, our young people build connections, discover what interests them, and learn what is necessary to set themselves up for college or other learning opportunities beyond high school.

99% OF SENIORS WHO PARTICIPATED IN COLLEGE PREP WERE COLLEGE BOUND

242

TEENS WERE CONNECTED TO WORK OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH THE CLUB

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

We value the partnership with The Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development (MOHCD) whose mission is to partner with the community to strengthen the social, physical, and economic infrastructure of San Francisco’s neighborhoods in need. MOHCD provided program grants for community and teen leadership programs in Sunnydale and capital investments for critical improvements to our Club facilities. Thank you to the staff team at MOHCD for your collaboration and advocacy!

MIKE VUONG, TENDERLOIN CLUBHOUSE DIRECTOR

STEADY AND CONTINUED GROWTH

A NEW CLUBHOUSE FOR OUR SUNNYDALE COMMUNITY

Over the summer, State Senator Scott Wiener, San Francisco Mayor London Breed, and District 10 Supervisor and Board President Shamann Walton came to Sunnydale to announce significant government funding to complete the Sunnydale Hub — future home of our new Boys & Girls Club, Wu Yee Children’s Services, community space, and a San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department gym.

This new and expanded Clubhouse will allow us to more than triple our impact in Sunnydale by serving 135 youth daily. We carefully designed each space to be safe, inspiring, age-appropriate, and physically accessible for all kids. As part of the larger community center, our programming capabilities will expand so youth can engage in supervised activities that take place in a new gym, pool, and athletic field.

A NEW SCHOOL-BASED CLUB

This fall, we added our sixth School-Based Club — our Mission Preparatory School Club in the Mission. As the name suggests, School-Based Clubs are our Clubs located on school properties. In most cases, they develop in schools where we already have an established relationship and where we are serving students nearby at one of our eight traditional Clubhouses.

In addition to the high-quality afterschool programming found at our traditional locations, School-Based Clubs also provide support to students and teachers during the school day and are embedded in the overall framework of the school community.

All members at our School-Based Clubs have daily access to first-class facilities of their neighboring traditional Clubhouses as well as the significant resources and a range of programming that a BGCSF membership provides.

Learn more about the connection between our School-Based Clubs and traditional Clubhouses: https://www.kidsclub.org/post/the-traditional-clubhouse-and-school-based-club-dynamic-extending-ourholistic-approach-to-youth-development

CAMP MENDOCINO

For over 90 years, Camp Mendocino has provided the space and facilities for kids to have fun, try new things, create lifelong friendships, and experience a new level of independence. Camp’s magical setting among the redwoods allows campers to connect with nature — and with each other, away from the many distractions and stresses of the Bay Area.

After the challenges of the past two years, we were thrilled to bring more campers back to experience the transformative impact of Camp Mendocino. Campers enjoyed returning to much-loved camp activities including bike rides, boating, gardening, and the ropes courses. All these activities are led by welltrained specialists who infuse the curriculum with their own enthusiasm and positivity.

Beyond summer sessions, Camp offers programming and supports youth at other times of the year. Camp is open for retreats and school trips, allowing us to extend our reach and connect even more youth with our leadership, outdoor education and environmental awareness programming.

This spring, we decided to transform Camp Mendocino into a college campus. 35 teens went to Camp with BGCSF staff members and gained a taste of what it’s like to live and learn away from home. They participated in college-themed workshops, learned about residential campus living, and enjoyed fun peer-to-peer interactions.

Watch the 2022 Camp Mendocino Video at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= VAGs8wGXHYU

768

YOUTH ATTENDED CAMP MENDOCINO DURING FIVE SUMMER SESSIONS, AVERAGING 154 PER SESSION

683

YOUTH PARTICIPATED AT CAMP DURING THE OFFSEASON, WITH EXPERIENCES FOCUSED ON LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS, THE COLLEGE EXPERIENCE, COMMUNITY BUILDING, ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION, AND RELATIONS WITH LOCAL NATIVE AMERICAN YOUTH

Since 1947, The Guardsmen, an all-volunteer group of Bay Area men committed to improving young lives through access to high-quality outdoor activities, has been a partner to BGCSF! Their campership program provides scholarships for hundreds of our Club members to attend Camp Mendocino each summer. Support for the Guardsmen means support for Camp Mendocino!

The American Camp Association (ACA) and Camp Mendocino are in an expanding partnership. ACA supported Camp with a Leadership Pathways grant for our Counselors in Training program and also provided a Camp-School Partnership grant to send Gateway Middle School 7th graders to a Camp Mendocino retreat in the fall of 2022.

PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: THE GUARDSMEN AND ACA

TEENS AGES 15 TO 17 PARTICIPATE IN OUR LEADERS-IN-TRAINING OR OUR COUNSELORS-IN-TRAINING PROGRAMS

AN ONGOING COMMITMENT TO THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF SAFETY

At BGCSF, the safety of our young people is always our number one priority. Our organization is committed to the highest standards of safety and integrity and has zero tolerance for behavior that harms children. Our caring staff are focused on providing both physically and emotionally safe places for our children and teens to thrive. To compliment this, we work hard to design our Clubhouses and Camp with physical and emotional safety in mind.

Learn more about BGCSF’s robust safety processes and protocols at: https://www.kidsclub.org/ post/a-culture-of-safety

INVESTING IN FACILITIES

We are incredibly proud to be an organization that consistently puts the safety and needs of youth first in all of its decisions. Our buildings are an extension of this commitment and an important part of our youth development work. We know that great spaces inspire kids and show youth that they deserve to be cared for and respected.

This year, we were delighted to collaborate with some incredible partner organizations on some amazing facility enhancement projects. This included a gym refurbishment at our Willie Mays Clubhouse at Hunters Point with Good Tidings, the Warriors and United Airlines; a newly designed Learning Center at our Columbia Park Clubhouse with Old Navy; and two newly refurbished NBA Cares Learn & Play Zone at Columbia Park Clubhouse with the Warriors, Kaiser Permanente, and State Farm.

PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS:

The Golden State Warriors have been outstanding partners with BGCSF since 2011, making significant investments in the development of Bay Area youth. This year, the Warriors completed multiple facility improvement projects at our Clubhouses, improving the safety and appearance of our spaces as well as providing inspiring rooms for our youth to learn, grow, and play. Through these generous facility improvements as well as Hoops4Kids support, game-day ticket donations, Board engagement, and sponsorship support, the Warriors are always thinking about how to best drive positive change in the community.

OUR EVENTS

www.kidsclub.org/get-involved/

Volunteers are vital to our organization’s success and we could not be more appreciative of their sustained commitment in support of San Francisco youth.

Learn more about the many groups and individuals who make it a priority to contribute their time and talents in service to BGCSF at: https://www.kidsclub.org/post/ appreciating-our-volunteers-this-week-and-all-year-long

To learn more about our volunteer program, please visit www.kidsclub.org/volunteer or email Martha Lopez, Volunteer & Corporate Engagement Manager at mlopez@kidsclub.org

LEFT TO RIGHT FROM TOP: Our 2022 Youth of the Year with their coaches at our celebration event at Chase Center, Our 48th Annual Golf Tournament and Auction, 2022 Kids Night Out event organized by the Next Gen Leadership Council (https://

nextgen), The NBA Cares televised event at Columbia Park Clubhouse, and The 2022 Annual Gala at The Palace of Fine Arts

OUR COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION, AND BELONGING

BGCSF is deeply committed to creating a culture of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) at all levels of our organization. It is our intention that everyone who knows our organization, knows our values … but more importantly that they experience these values in all their interactions with us.

We continue to strengthen this work through a Board Task Force and a Staff Steering Committee.

The Club’s Vision Statement for DEIB was developed by the Staff Steering Committee and sets the tone and direction for our commitment to this work:

Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco strives to create environments designed to advance diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. We are committed to fostering a culture where staff, youth, and volunteers feel free from explicit and implicit bias, prejudice, and discrimination.

The Staff Steering Committee members (above) are: Chaka Young, Senior Director of Human Resources, Erin Gutierrez, Senior Director of Programs and Advancement, Harold Love, Vice President of Club Services, Maxine Wilson, Chief Operating Officer, and Rob Connolly, President

The Board Task Force members are: Lucinda Lee Katz and Orpheus Crutchfield (Co-Chairs), Ann Arora, Sanjay Banker, Brandon Boze, Derick Brown, Rob Connolly, Elena Gomez, Erin Gutierrez, Gail Hunter, and Harold Love

“Our Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging work is central to our mission to inspire and enable young people, especially those from disadvantaged circumstances, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens. We are committed to ensuring that all youth and staff feel a strong sense of belonging so they can excel at BGCSF. Using a DEIB lens is important because it sheds light on the things that prevent us from achieving our mission.”

ERIN GUTIERREZ, SENIOR DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS & ADVANCEMENT

For staff, BGCSF takes action in the following areas to promote and further advance our vision:

• Staff training and education

• Opportunities for staff advancement and career success

• Culturally-competent youth programming

• Celebration of culture and identity

• Use of strengths-based language and ethical storytelling

• Increased opportunities for staff voice

At the Board level, BGCSF takes action in the following areas to promote and further advance our vision:

• Training new Board Members on BGCSF’s DEIB values

• Ongoing DEIB training for Board Members

• Annual review of Board diversity, including diversity in leadership roles

• Debrief BGCSF’s signature events for inclusivity

• Review staff work in the area of DEIB

• Bring generative and relevant DEIB topics to the Board

STAFF SPOTLIGHTS

As the Senior Director of Programs and Advancement, Erin leads the Citywide team responsible for providing holistic programmatic support to all Clubs. This includes Behavioral Health Services; Academics; Sports, Fitness & Play; and Youth Leadership & Workforce Development . Erin has worked at BGCSF for 15 years and has been in the youth development field her entire career.

Erin Gutierrez

Senior Director of Programs and Advancement

BA History of the Americas, University of California, Santa Cruz

MA Nonprofit Administration, University of San Francisco

Doctorate of Education (EdD) candidate in Organization and Leadership, University of San Francisco

“I’ve always worked with youth and families. I think my career’s general theme has been serving youth and families who are navigating multiple unjust and racist systems.” After nearly a decade of working with youth living in group homes, hospitalized, or incarcerated, Erin decided she wanted to work more in communities. “I was drawn to BGCSF because I enjoyed the close partnership with families and other community organizations. Youth need support from the entire village to change the systems they’re up against.”

Erin has assumed multiple roles across the organization. She originally joined the organization as the Education Director at

our Sunnydale Clubhouse and advanced to become the Clubhouse Director. Erin continued to grow her career within the organization, taking on additional leadership roles, including the organizationwide Director of Learning and Development. Although Erin recognizes and appreciates the institutional knowledge gained while working within an agency for well over a decade, she credits empathy and personal connection as the crucial factor to her success at BGCSF over the years. “A core part of my work is connected to my own family. In addition to working here, I’ve raised my own kids in the Club, my mom even worked for the Club at one point.”

The opportunity to fuse family and career has afforded Erin a valuable perspective. “I feel connected on a familial level. It’s not just working with other people’s kids or other people’s communities. It’s super personal. The Club is a second home to my kids. Our organizational decisions and practices directly impact my family; it’s as close as it can get for me.”

In his role as Clubhouse Director, Spencer knows first-hand how important it is for kids to be connected to highquality programming and nurtured by supportive relationships. After serving the San Francisco school community as an Athletic Director, Dean, and then Principal, Spencer recognized a critical gap in the lives of youth and decided he wanted to be part of the solution:

“Kids and families cannot get by with the support from schools alone. A vast part of young peoples’ lives happen after school and over the summer. After working with kids and families in our city for some time, I took a pause to evaluate where I could make the most impact. I made a deliberate decision to dedicate my work, life, and career to those kids and families who, without an organization like BGCSF, would not have the support they need, and would not be okay.”

Spencer has been a Clubhouse Director for 11 years, and with BGCSF overall for 14 years. Spencer describes his role as the

Clubhouse Director as an intersection of art and science. “When it comes to science, there is a lot of good research out there. We know kids’ developmental stages at every age and there are many best practices that we use in programming. Then there’s the art. Clubhouses in San Francisco are incredibly diverse and include many different neighborhoods. So as the Clubhouse Director, I must come to understand what the needs are for the community that my Club serves and the community that we want to build culturally. Then, I have to overlay the science with the art to create a dynamic and impactful experience.”

Spencer currently supports a team of 18 staff members within ten different departments. When asked about his favorite part of his job, Spencer is very clear: “It really comes down to the youth. Many of our kids face struggles in their lives and our team is here to support them from day one. It’s so powerful to experience the progress that they make year after year and to be part of such an incredible transformation.”

Spencer Tolliver

Clubhouse Director, Don Fisher Clubhouse

BA Psychology, Morehouse College

SAN FRANCISCO COMPANIES GIVE BACK

Sixth Street has been a tremendous supporter and partner of BGCSF’s since 2011. The firm has been a title sponsor of our Annual Gala for the last five years, and its employees continue to engage in BGCSF programs and services in impactful ways. From annual volunteer events, to in-kind donations, to leadership engagement on our Board of Governors, Sixth Street is deeply engaged, amplifying BGCSF’s ability to deliver critical programs and services to the youth we serve.

Deloitte is a longtime partner of BGCSF. During the pandemic, Deloitte never wavered and, in fact, increased their support. Employees engaged with our Teen Services programs by participating in virtual career exposures and professional development workshops. From leadership on our Board of Governors, to deep engagement on our NextGen Council, to multiple employee volunteers, we can always depend on Deloitte to support the Clubs in the most impactful ways.

Direct support was provided during the time that the Club needed it most. A donation from the Deloitte Foundation provided direct support for our Career Connect @ BGCSF program to help 9th – 12th grade participants learn from businesses and visit local companies and community-based organizations with the Bay Area’s fastest growing industries such as computer science, data analytics and other STEM disciplines.

Since 2011, Hudson Pacific Properties (HPP) has been a valued and an important partner. We are especially proud to showcase HPP’s support as the Presenting Sponsor at our Golf Tournament. 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. We also always look forward to hosting HPP employees for their annual volunteer events at our Clubs. HPP continues to be an incredible partner, always thinking of ways to make our Clubs a festive and positive place for our members.

LEFT TO RIGHT: HPP volunteers facilitating a tie dye summer activity at our Excelsior Clubhouse; Sixth Street Day of Service at our Willie Mays Clubhouse at Hunters Point; Teens participating in a Deloitte career exposure event at our Sunnydale Clubhouse

CORPORATE PARTNERS

BGCSF gratefully acknowledges the following corporate partners for their leadership support. In FY 2022, they contributed over $25,000 each and many 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 $14.3M helping us bring hope, joy, and optimism to our youth when they need it the most. Donors who made contributions of $1,000 or more between Oct. 1, 2021 – Sept. 30, 2022 are recognized for their leadership gifts below.

LUMINARIES - $200,000+

Department of Children, Youth & Their Families

Dana & Bob Emery

San Francisco Unified School District

CHAMPIONS - $100,000+

William K. Bowes, Jr. Foundation

Boys & Girls Clubs of America

Sapna & Brandon Boze

Charles Schwab & Co.

Sloane & Topher Conway

Lauren & Jamie Ford

Ali & Rocky Fried

The Horace W. Goldsmith

Foundation

The Guardsmen

Karp Irrevocable 1997 Trust ■

Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development

Meridee Moore

Ali & Brad Singer

Solid Rock Foundation

Diana & Steve Strandberg

LEADERS - $50,000+

Avery-Fuller-Welch

Children’s Foundation

Jamie & Will Bartlett

BlackRock

California Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs

California State Department of Education

Charles and Helen Schwab Foundation

Frank A. Campini Foundation

Crescent Porter Hale Foundation

Suzy & David Cumming ●

The Eucalyptus Foundation

The Fisher Family

Julie & Greg Flynn

Golden State Warriors

Hudson Pacific Properties

KKR Financial Holdings, LLC

Koret Foundation

Malaney Family Foundation ●

Marilyn A. Conrad Revocable Trust ◆

McKinsey & Company

New York Life Foundation

Old Navy

Angela Nomellini & Ken Olivier

Arthur & Toni Rembe Rock

George H. Sandy Foundation

Silver Giving Foundation

Sixth Street

Robert F. Smith

Dan Springer

Twitter, Inc. ●

Wellington Management Foundation

Wells Fargo Foundation

Robert Weltman

Melissa & Jeffrey Williams

Woodlawn Foundation

ADVOCATES - $25,000+

American Camp Association

Bain Capital

Bank of America Foundation

Edwin Callan Charitable

Lead Unitrust

Dan & Stacey Case

Family Foundation

Catherine & Christopher Clifford

Katrina Lake & John Clifford

Cohen Family Fund

Cathy & Sandy Dean

Deloitte

Deloitte Foundation

Holly & Michael Depatie

Lauren & Matthew Dillard

Dodge & Cox

Eastdil Secured

Ernst & Young LLP

First Republic Bank

Kirsten & Michael Green

Guittard Chocolate Company

Ahsha & Dylan Haggart

Stephanie DiMarco & Jim Harleen

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP

Meg Krehbiel

Naomi & Jeremiah Lane

Linda & Kevin Lynch

Amy & Drew McKnight

Thayer & Philip Meicler

Stephanie & Bill Mellin

Naomi & Michael Neruda

Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP

Cameron Phleger & Michael Horwitz

R&D Impact Foundation

Ross Stores, Inc.

San Francisco Arts

Commission

Harper Matheson & Robert Schiff

Elizabeth & Andrew Spokes

Jennifer Steinmann & Alexei Yaroshenko

Taco Bell Foundation

The David and Lucile Packard Foundation

The Kimball Foundation

Tina & David Thomas

Susan & David Tunnell

United Airlines Inc.

ValueAct Capital

Vista Equity Partners

Stephanie & John Warren

Jane & Doug Wolf

SUSTAINERS - $10,000+

Andrea & Gregory Abel

Accenture

America’s Best Local Charities

Sejal Patel & Sanjay Banker

Bay Area Community Resources

Jennifer Moses & Ron Beller

Gary, Cynthia, and Brooke Bengier

Boston Consulting Group

BXP

Barbee & Bruce Callander

Elizabeth & Clark Callander

Capital Group

Jennifer Tye & Nate Chang

Heather Childs & Addison Thompson

Columbia Property Trust

Danny Conway

Charitable Fund

Corza Medical

Dodie & Peter Crawford

David Doupe

DPR Construction

Fabkids

Farallon Capital Management

Jennifer Caldwell & John H. N. Fisher

Glynn Capital Management

The William G. Gilmore Foundation

Elaine Gold Family Foundation

Goldman Sachs & Co

Golob Family Fund

Google

Melinda Haag & Chuck Fanning

HalfMyDAF

Hartmann Studios

Nancy & George Hecht

Hellman & Friedman LLC

Lynda Hutton

J.P. Morgan Private Bank

Pagerie & Bryan Jacobi

JLL

Neha Jogani Narang & Sameer Narang

Kate & Thomas Klein

KPMG LLP

Krehbiel Family Foundation

Melissa & Ben Kremers

Kelsey & David Lamond

LBA Realty

Lucinda Lee Katz

Cheryl Frank & Michael Linn

Margaret Cates & Matthew Luna

Gina & Matthew Lytle

Anne & Jeffrey Maggioncalda

Marcum LLP

Arnold A. McClellan

Hilary & Mark McInerney

The Shepard Milner

Wardlaw Foundation

Mirnahill Foundation

Mike Muscolino

Katy Neumer

Niantic, Inc.

Katherine Orr

Panda Cares

Ellen & John Parsons

Julie & Mike Paul

Vaishnavi Bodanapu & Sundeep Peechu

Plant Construction Company L.P.

Playworks

Principal Builders

Courtney Klinge & Eric Prosnitz

Putnam Investments

PwC

Reardon Heights

Associates, L.P.

Redwood Credit Union

Roblox

The Roeder Family

Rose O’Shaughnessy

Rosenberg

San Francisco Human Rights Commission

San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency

Pooja & Vivek Shah

Jennifer & Don Shaver

Laura & Greg Spivy

Sports Basement

Matthew Stevens

Carey Lifschultz & David Stiepleman

David H. Strasburg

TEF Design

The Fremont Group Foundation

The Stocker Foundation

TP ICAP

Uber

Grace & Steven Voorhis

Schenley & Andrew Walker

Denise Wang-Kline & Robert Kline

Western Alliance Bank

Annie & Montgomery Woods

MENTORS - $5,000+

ABM Industries, Inc.

Allied Universal Security Services

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 continues to prioritize their support for youth and the San Francisco community, and we are grateful to them for their partnership.

Every effort has been made to list donors accurately. We apologize if we inadvertently omitted or presented your name incorrectly. Please email gifts@kidsclub.org to let us know.

Apple

Emily Pearl & Chad Arkoff

Ann & Anil Arora

Luc Arsenault

ASD | SKY

Calgary Avansino & Donald LaVigne

Kim & Todd Bari

Sandra & Glenn Bauer

BCCI Construction Company

Bentall Kennedy & MEPT

Bigham Taylor Roofing Corporation

Celeste & Michael Bobroff

Sabra & Martin Bohlen

Teresa Briggs

Sandy & Roger Bulosan

Lucy Carrico & Tod Moody

Charlotte Case-Hatch & James Hatch

CBRE, Inc.

Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass

Colliers International

Conagra Brands

Jane Sung & Lorin Cortina

Kathryn & Daniel Croteau

Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP

Debevoise & Plimpton LLP

Susan Decker

DivcoWest Services, LLC

Dropbox

DWS

Joshua Easterly

Martha Ehmann Conte

EQ Office

Evercore Partners

Sally & Timothy Farrell

Courtney Benoist & Jason Fish

Gap Inc.

Goldman Environmental Foundation

Elena & Juan Gomez

The Haldeman Family Foundation

Hathaway Dinwiddie

Construction

HGA Architects and Engineers

Robert Hielscher

Crystal & Jason Hough

Gail Hunter & Nadine Glinski

Terry Ing

J. W. Mailliard Jr. Trust ◆ Jones Day

Kilroy Realty Corporation

King & Spaulding

Clint Kollar

Lane Partners, LLC

Carol & Mark Lerdal

Judy Ko & David Lessing

LiveRamp

Alicia & Adam London

Love Family Charitable Fund

Douglas Mackenzie

Marchetti Group General Contractors

Jamie & Kevin Martin

Christina & Mick McGuire

Catherine & Stephen McLin

METCON Construction

Mintz

MNCVAD I Fund - New York

Life Real Estate Investors

Nicole & John Moe

Audrey & Vijay Mohan

Morrison & Foerster LLP

Leslie & Mike Murphy

Northwood Investors

Stephanie & Lee Notowich

Novo Construction

Jennifer Puck &

Robert Nussbaum

Holly & Pat O’Dea

Susan & Bill Oberndorf

Pacific Catch

Paramount Group, Inc.

Gabriela & Mark Parcella

Anne & Michael Parish

Pasha Automotive Services

Planet Fitness

Presidio Bay Ventures

Prometheus

Jimmy Quach

Reuben, Junius & Rose, LLP

RMLow Foundation

Ropes & Gray LLP

Sharon & Joseph Saunders

Save-the-Redwoods League

SC Builders

Seyfarth Shaw LLP

Sobia & Nadir Shaikh

Shorenstein Properties LLC

SHVO

Starboard

Starwood Capital Group

Strada Investment Group

Wendy & Greg Suhr

Sonia Survanshi

SVB Securities LLC

Swift Real Estate Partners

The Black Dog Private Foundation

The Henderson Family Foundation

TMG Partners

TPG

Treasure Island Development Authority

Venable LLP

W. Bradley Electric, Inc.

John W. Ward, Jr.

Irvenia Waters & Jose Allen

Lauren & Eli Weiss

Wetherby Asset Management

Jean & Brian Wheeler

Diane B. Wilsey

Bobbie Wilson and Trina

Schrette Charitable Fund

Woodruff Sawyer

Elizabeth & James Yeager

SUPPORTERS - $2,500+

Nancy & Douglas Abbey

Shirley Anderson

Lily & Thomas Beischer

Lisa Moscaret-Burr & Curtis Burr

Canopy Project Management

Cantor Fitzgerald Relief

Fund Administration

Amy & Peter Christodoulo

Stephanie & Richard Clements

Community Thrift Store

Jane Coté-Cook & Chris Cook

Orpheus Crutchfield

Holly & Michael Cuggino

Owen Cunningham

Brian Davis

Holly & John Dissmeyer

Dolphin Youth Swim

Program Fund

Dome Construction Corporation

Niki & Brandon Ewing

Gayle Ewing

Katie Fast

Alison & Seth Ferguson

FIS

Marco Fruzzetti

Global Office, Inc

Carrie & John Goodman

Kristen Green

Jane & Wyatt Gruber

Barbara & William Hazen

Hines Interests LP-West

Deirdre & Christopher Hockett

Jamestown LP

Kaiser Foundation

KBM-Hogue

Jack Kennedy

Christine & Todd Lachman

Noah Levin

Daniel Lyons

Katie & George Markov

Laura Jones & Brian Matthay

Mackenzie & Robert Mayle

Christney & William McGlashan

Sydney & Barry Mendelson

Andi & Eric Mersch

Kristin & Alex Millar

Hadley Moloney

Mary & Frank Moslander

Newmark Knight Frank

Karen & Joseph Niehaus

Susan & Richard Olness

Josh Peck

Serena & Alec Perkins

PG&E Corporation

Phileo Foundation

Charlotte Haas Prime & Josh Prime

Samia Rashed

Louise & Paul Renne

Amy & Gordon Ritter

Susan DaSilva & Thomas Roberts

Adrienne & Dillon Rogers

Jo-Ann Rose

Doreen & Tom Rylander

Deborah Sabo

Sunny Samra

Bethea Schoenfeld

Vimbayi Kajese & Tawanda Sibanda

Judy & Manuel Soto

Jessica & Eric Spaly

Amy & Alex Tamburro

The Olympic Club

Ellen & Dustin Tillman

Suzanne & Miles Tomlinson

UBS Corp

Katherine & Stephen Van Dusen

Bobby Yazdani

Sarah Yoa

Helena Zaludova

HEROES - $1,000+

Bobbi Wilson & Fernando Aguilar

Cathleen Ahearn

Amelia & Nicholas Aitken

Samira Rahmatullah & Munir Alam

Katharine Albright & Jake Schatz

Daphne Alden

Alpine Software Group

Amasa P. Willey Trust ◆

Mette Frimodt & David Andersen

Nadine & Steven Anderson

Darin Archer

Art4Moore

Aurora Innovation Inc.

The Azus Foundation

Monica & Barney Bannan

Fiona & Hal Barnett

Cynthia Barnowski

The Elaine and Vincent Bell

Foundation ◆

Simi Bhat & Gopal Patel

Susan Blomberg

Blue Haven Initiative

Leah Rosenkrantz

Bluestone & Jeffrey Bluestone

Dyan Triffo & Douglas Boake

Albert Bodero

Maria Pao Khuth Bolin & Ryan Bolin

Chris Bourdon

Nora & Austin Bowers

Thesia & Ambi Bowo

William D. Breck

Derick Brown

Jordan & Christopher Brown

Gretchen & Stephen Burke

Laura Bushnell

Meredith Bushnell

Kim & Ryan Caldbeck

Barbara Callander

Melanie & Charles Callander

Elizabeth Clark & Steve Camahort

Chandra Campbell

CB2 Builders

Phuong Khuu & Curtis Chan

Emily & Jonathan Chang-Stull

Emily & Yung Chen

Chevron Corporation

Adriene & Samuel Coffey

Josh Cohen

Heather & Rob Connolly

Cecilia Connolly Pinto & Anthony Pinto

Alpa Lotlikar & Avinash D’Souza

Mary Jane Weaver & Chris da Cunha

Howard Dallmar

Susan & Daniel Daniloff

David Allen Family

Giving Committee

Ted Davies

Nora & Ali Diab

Fumiko & David Didomizio

Donate for Charity, Inc.

Laura Douglas

DSK Architects

Maxine Wilson & Michael Dunn

Rebecca & Nicholas Eaton

Jessica Eisler

Environmental Resource Solutions, Inc.

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 and NextGen Council. We always look forward to hosting McKinsey volunteers on their annual Day of Service and finding unique ways for McKinsey volunteers to support our youth and Clubs. We are grateful to McKinsey & Company for the many ways they support the Clubs.

Every effort has been made to list donors accurately. We apologize if we inadvertently omitted or presented your name incorrectly. Please email gifts@kidsclub.org to let us know.

ANNUAL DONORS, CONT’D.

Tara & Alfonso Felder

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Fisher

Elise & Tully Friedman

Sarah & Quentin Gallivan Nora & Clément Garnier

Dan German

Jamie & Jordan Gersch

Jayne Lipman & Bob Goodman

Chian Gong & Adrian Graham Nalani Griffin Dunn & Duane Dunn Nicole Guido-Estrada Molly Hale & Thomas Saunders

Jeannette & Mark Harris Elizabeth Hart Miranda Heller & Mark Salkind

Lars Hellerslien

Renee M. Hellman Frank W. Horst

May Huang

Barbara Hughes

Liz Hume & Jay Jacobs

Loreen & Dana Jackson

William R. Jackson

Pete Jensen

Jane & Michael Joyce Jordan & Michael Kahn

Matthew Keipper

Tom Kier

Jennifer & Patrick Kiss

Leah & Doug Kramer

Marla Miller & David Kremer

Vijay Krishnan

Mona Tekchandani & Vikram Krishnan

Jennifer Lawson

Susan & Roger Lazarus

Anna & David Lee

Sue Ann Levin Schiff

Joan & Evan Lewis

Thomas Li Austin Locke Alana Lopez

Tonya & Harold Love

Marcia & Lawrence Lusk

Sarah & Will Macintyre

Jennifer Gosselin & Reed Maltzman

Sophie Chou & Anand Mandapati

Joan & Gordon Marks

Christie Matheson

Mattimore Family Fund

Mary Mauro

Terry McDonnell

Lynn & Neil McKinnon

Ariele Taylor & John McManus

Ernest J. McNabb

Dominick McPeake

Leslie & John McQuaide

Rhea & Brad Miller

Jennifer Millet & Lee Smith

Eric Mori Kristin & Jeff Moseley

Yolande & Craig Mueller Richard Murphy Mark Naismith

Kris Novell

Melissa & Mike O’Connor

James E. O’Donnell

Kelly L. Page

Su-Moon C. Paik & Bob Brown

Samantha & Eric Palm

Evan Panesis

Jeannette & Scott Paul

PayPal

Anne & Robert Pedrero

Cindy & Ty Pforsich

PlayStation

Joshua Powell

Rynn Pressick & Christian B. Sowul

Raddue Family Trust ◆

Kacie & Michael Renc

Tina & Mark Riepe

Louisa Ritter

Nancy & Sanford Robertson

Louise Rogers & Roger Miller

Venetta & John Rohal

Betsy Friedman & Robert B. Rorick, Jr.

Noah Rosenthal

Anne Thorson & Peter Ross

Sarah Rosston

Karen Roye

Robin Freeman & Michael Russell

Paul Sack

Salesforce.com

Kimberly & Danny Sanner

Santini Foods, Inc.

Frances Sanujha

SavATree

James Scanlan

Ladan & Warren Schlichting

Laura & James Schlueter

Sheila Schroeder & Jason Phillips

Carrie Schwab Pomerantz & Gary Pomerantz

Beatrix & Michael Seidenberg

Joseph Serventi

Roopesh Shah

Susan & Mark Sherman

Ann J. & J. Edward Short

Luis Silva Behrens

Tracy & Mike Simmons

Dave Sims

Leroy Sims

Ana Velis & Rich Sims

SitusAMC

Amanda & Steven Sklad

Jessica & Philip Slack

Alexis Sowa Kirschner & Jonathan Kirschner

Elizabeth & Jeffrey Spaulding

Guillemette & Adam Spiegel

Jeaneen Stanley O’Donnell

Deborah & John Steinbuch

John & Gussie Stewart

Rachel Stock

Jennifer Strauss

Will J. Strickland

Lisa & Ron Sturzenegger

Jennifer Summerhays

Swinerton Builders

Andrea Hengartner & Lucas Swisher

Ellen Takayama

Murphy Taylor, Jr.

Terracon Consultants, Inc

Peter Tran

Two Furnish

Dawn Valler & Peter Byck

Kellee & Akins Van Horne

Leon Van Steen

Daniel Veatch & Andres Wydler

Visa

Emily Wang

Marcia & John Waterbury

Donna Sorensen & Alan Weakland

Weatherspoon Charitable Foundation

Vicki & Mark Whatley

Betsy White & David Katz

Joshua Williams

Kathy Williams

Kristina & Ryan Wilson

Sandy T. Woo

Lexie Woolley

Susan & Scott Wyckoff

Yinghua Xie

IN-KIND DONORS

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

Academy of Art University

Alagem Capital Group

Canyon Equity LLC

Chef Anthony Yang

Coca-Cola North America

Emily Pearl & Chad Arkoff

Golden State Warriors

Hartmann Studios

Joshua Ets-Hokin

Photography

Julie & Greg Flynn

Kistler Vineyards

Meridee Moore

Mette Frimodt & David Andersen

Michael Merrill Design Studio

Mindtickle

Montage Kapalua Bay

Non Plus Ultra

Pacific Nurseries

Playa Hotels & Resorts

Principal Builders

Rodney Strong Vineyards

Sabra & Martin Bohlen

Schumacher Photography

Starwood Capital Group

The Chartres Lodging Group

Treeline Security

United Airlines Inc.

Verite Estate Winery

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

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

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:

Molly Auerback

Kristen Avansino

David Ball

Eknath Bane

Michael Barnowski

Louis Bourdet

John Bower Sr.

Harry Brown

Lewis Butler

John N. Callander

David Castellanos

Claudia Chittenden

William (Bill) Croteau

Francis Farley

Don Fisher

Ruairi Gallagher

Laura Gardiner

Kevin Hawthorne

Laura Husting

Thomas Johnston

Arthur Katchman

Matthew Lee

Freda Leuin

John Love

Wayne Messick

Mark Nicoletti

Teresa Park

Robert B. Rorick

Trina Schrette

Tony Tomas

Every effort has been made to list donors accurately. We apologize if we inadvertently omitted or presented your name incorrectly. Please email gifts@kidsclub.org to let us know.

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

Lauren & Jamie Ford

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

Amy & Drew McKnight

Stephanie & Bill Mellin

Meridee Moore

Angela Nomellini & Ken Olivier

Arthur & Toni Rembe Rock

Rose O’Shaughnessy

Rosenberg

Saint Francis Foundation

Charles and Helen Schwab

Foundation

Silver Giving Foundation

Elizabeth & Andrew Spokes

Dan Springer

Kat Taylor & Tom Steyer

Diana & Steve Strandberg

Susan & David Tunnell

Laurie & Jeff Ubben

Robert Weltman

LEGACY SOCIETY: The Legacy Society honors those who have included BGCSF in their estate plans or who have made other planned gifts.

Bobbi Wilson & Fernando Aguilar

Bonnie & Les Andersen

Shirley & Ronald ■ Anderson

Roulhac & Thomas ■ Austin

Sejal Patel & Sanjay Banker

Jamie & Will Bartlett

Lurline & John Bickel

Celeste & Michael Bobroff

Amber & Jeremiah Brooner

Jennifer Buttimer & Nicholas Scharf

Barbara & John ■ Callander

Barbee & Bruce Callander

Elizabeth & Clark Callander

Lucy Carrico & Tod Moody

Heather Childs & Addison Thompson

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

Deirdre & Christopher Hockett

Lynda Hutton

Kate & Thomas Klein

Melissa & Ben Kremers

Lucinda Lee Katz

Kris Johnson & Joseph Lerer

Ari Lurie

Arnold A. McClellan

Amy & Drew McKnight

Stephanie & Bill Mellin

Jamie Moldafsky & John Snell

Naomi & Michael Neruda

Cameron Phleger & Michael Horwitz

Louise & Paul Renne

Joan & Robert ■ Rorick

Harper Matheson & Robert Schiff

Jennifer & Don Shaver

Leroy Sims

Diana & Steve Strandberg

David H. Strasburg

Wendy & Greg Suhr

Brenda & Andrew Vingiello

Denise Wang-Kline & Robert Kline

Ellyn & Brett Weisel

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 2022. 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

Frank A. Campini

Foundation

Robert Carey

Barbara & Pat Carroll

Anne Simons & Michael Castleman

Edward Cohen

Mariann & Robert Connolly

Heather & Rob Connolly

Christine & Brooks Crawford

Suzy & David Cumming

Cathy & Sandy Dean

Department of Children, Youth & Their Families

Holly & John Dissmeyer

Dodge & Cox

Dana & Bob Emery

The Fisher Family

Ali & Rocky Fried

Kathryn Fujisaka

Gap Inc.

The William G. Gilmore Foundation

Golden Gate Breakfast Club

The Guardsmen

Jim Hall

Lynda Hutton

Karp Irrevocable

1997 Trust ■

Joni Lachman

Sharon Macauley

Joan & Gordon Marks

Meridee Moore

Linda Nevin

Angela Nomellini & Ken Olivier

Arthur & Toni Rembe Rock

Betsy Friedman &

Robert B. Rorick, Jr.

Carol C. Savio

Ann Scott

Ann J. & J. Edward Short

Silver Giving Foundation

Diana & Steve Strandberg

Betty & Lawrence Tomsic

Treasure Island

Development Authority

Kay Weber

Ellyn & Brett Weisel

Maxine Wilson & Michael Dunn

Jane & Doug Wolf

RED C - 10+ YEARS

Bobbi Wilson & Fernando Aguilar

Sarita & Silvio Aguilar

Cathleen Ahearn

Amasa P. Willey Trust

To learn more about the benefits of becoming a Legacy Society member please contact Jamin Sator McVeigh at jmcveigh@kidsclub.org

Mette Frimodt & David Andersen

Nadine & Steven Anderson

Sandra Auerback

Avery-Fuller-Welch

Children’s Foundation

Bank of America

Jamie & Will Bartlett

Elliot Beckelman

The Elaine and Vincent Bell Foundation

Lurline & John Bickel

Kristi & Wayne Bohlen

Carole Rossi & Eugene Bregman

Ellen & John Broadhurst

Vincent D. Brogan

Cheri & Richard Bruce

Sandy & Roger Bulosan

Lisa Moscaret-Burr & Curtis Burr

Barbara & John ■ Callander

Barbee & Bruce Callander

Elizabeth & Clark Callander

Edwin Callan Charitable

Lead Unitrust

Kristen & Gordon Cameron

Lucy Carrico & Tod Moody

Phuong Khuu & Curtis Chan

Charles Schwab & Co.

Claudia ■ & David L. Chittenden

City and County of San Francisco

Cohen Family Fund

Community Thrift Store

Nancy N. Conover

Donna & Terrance Costello

Dodie & Peter Crawford

Melinda & Peter Darbee

William A. Deiss

RECOGNIZING LOYAL SUPPORTERS, CONT’D.

Deloitte

Elizabeth & Robert Devlin

Donate for Charity, Inc.

Eastdil Secured

Environmental Resource Solutions, Inc.

Ernst & Young LLP

The Eucalyptus Foundation

Sarah Farley

Tara & Alfonso Felder

First Republic Bank

Jennifer Caldwell & John H. N. Fisher

Julie & Greg Flynn

Martha & Kenneth Freeman

Golden State Warriors

The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation

Google

Judith & Thomas Gorman

Marsha & Ralph

Guggenheim

Guittard Chocolate Company

Erin Gutierrez

Marian Halley

Elizabeth Foster & Michael Harris

Judith A. Holm

Frank W. Horst

Hudson Pacific Properties

Barbara Hughes

Shelly Guyer & Tom Huntington

JLL

Diane Keaton

Linda Cicero & Robert Kennedy

Kilroy Realty Corporation

Kate & Thomas Klein

Walter Knoepfel

Marla Miller & David Kremer

Margaret & Charles Krystofiak

Winnie & Paul Lam

Susan & Roger Lazarus

LBA Realty

Karen Letteney

Garrett Lew

Margit Liesche & Peter Lillevand

Esan Looper

Tonya & Harold Love

Linda & Kevin Lynch

Rosemary Mac Leod

Deborah Machold

Douglas Mackenzie

Joseph Mannion

Marcum LLP

Jody & Edward Matthews

Sandra P. Maxwell

Arnold A. McClellan

Hilary & Mark McInerney

Amy & Drew McKnight

Leslie & John McQuaide

Stephanie & Bill Mellin

Judith & Mark Mesinger

Jamie Moldafsky & John Snell

Jonell Molina

Richard Murphy

Martina & Tom Murphy

Marcia Nakamura

Naomi & Michael Neruda

Bea & Robert Nissenson

Novo Construction

Susan & Richard Olness

Marie L. Otto

Kelly L. Page

Parallax Volatility Advisers, LP

Anne & John Parker

Ellen & John Parsons

Eric Pettersen

Plant Construction Company L.P.

Samia Rashed

Nora & Peter Ratto

Louise & Paul Renne

Sallie & John Robey

The Roeder Family

Lisa Rosete

Doreen & Tom Rylander

George H. Sandy Foundation

Norman Schlossberg

Carrie Schwab Pomerantz & Gary Pomerantz

Stephen Schwarz

Jim and Sally Shapiro Fund of the Jewish Communiy Foundation

Jennifer & Don Shaver

Leroy Sims

Ana Velis & Rich Sims

Jennifer Snyder

Andrew Sohn

Laura & Greg Spivy

Elizabeth & Andrew Spokes

Sports Basement

Starwood Capital Group

Elizabeth & James Steyer

Kristen Stotts

Strada Investment Group

Jennifer Steinmann & Alexei Yaroshenko

Will J. Strickland

Patricia Stroud

Wendy & Greg Suhr

Amy & Alex Tamburro

TEF Design

Spencer G. Tolliver

Douglas Tom

TPG

Constance Tuller

United Airlines Inc.

Visa

Grace & Steven Voorhis

Michael B. Vuong

Ethel Wallace & Nadine Devost

Eileen M. Wampole

Stephanie & John Warren

Wells Fargo Bank

Robert Weltman

Wetherby Asset Management

Diane B. Wilsey

Thomas Yaussy

GREEN C - $5+ YEARS

Nancy & Douglas Abbey

Amelia & Nicholas Aitken

Samira Rahmatullah & Munir Alam

Katharine Albright & Jake Schatz

AmazonSmile

America’s Best Local Charities

Apple

Darin Archer

Emily Pearl & Chad Arkoff

Ann & Anil Arora

ASD | SKY

Elizabeth L. Ashley

AT&T Corporation

Octavia Baker

Sejal Patel & Sanjay Banker

Amy & Jeffrey Belkora

Jennifer Moses & Ron

Beller

Carol Benz

Laura Bernabei

Rodney Bessolo

Nancy Bishop

BlackRock

Susan Blomberg

Carolyn Boak

Celeste & Michael Bobroff

Albert Bodero

Maria Pao Khuth Bolin & Ryan Bolin

Mary Bower

Sapna & Brandon Boze

Robert F. Bradford

Teresa Briggs

Ha Bui

Maureen Buick

Erin & Patrick Calihan

Elizabeth Clark & Steve

Camahort

Chris Canoles

Cantor Fitzgerald Relief Fund Administration

Capital Group

Emily Carter

Dan & Stacey Case Family

Foundation

Charlotte Case-Hatch & James Hatch

Sam Caven

CBRE, Inc.

Margaret & Less Chafen

Tanda Neundorf & Leslie Chard

Donna Chazen

Clark Construction Group, LLC

Catherine & Christopher

Clifford

Cecilia Connolly Pinto & Anthony Pinto

Jane Coté-Cook & Chris Cook

Peter Corea

Christine Costa

Costco Wholesale Corporation

Philip Crawford

Orpheus Crutchfield

The Black Dog Private Foundation

Lauren Czorniak

Monica & Shawn Dahlem

Howard Dallmar

Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP

Vera C. De Martini

Susan Decker

Bernadette & Earl Declet

Mary Ellen & James

Deignan

Missy & Arthur Del Negro

Linda Demattei

Holly & Michael Depatie

Jeri Di Fiore

John Dierke

Lauren & Matthew Dillard DivcoWest Services, LLC

Sara & Christopher Dobson

Dolphin Youth Swim Program Fund

Julian Doss

Barbara Duty

DWS

David Eckles

EQ Office

Hans M. Esguerra

Margaret B. Evans

Ellen Farre

Alison & Seth Ferguson

Courtney Benoist & Jason Fish

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Fisher

Lauren & Jamie Ford

Leslie Freund

Elise & Tully Friedman

Adam Frymoyer

Jane & Michael Gaito

Linda & Vince Galea

Gateway Public Schools

Kathy & James Gibson

David Gilliam

Goldman Sachs & Co

Golob Family Fund

Carrie & John Goodman

Tim Grace

Kristen Green

Lauren & Jason Greenfield

Deborah Greiff

Mary & Alan Grinberg

Nicole Guido-Estrada

Amy Guittard

Melinda Haag & Chuck

Fanning

The Haldeman Foundation

Molly Hale & Thomas Saunders

Stephanie DiMarco & Jim

Harleen

Sheri & Peter Harris

Barbara & William Hazen

Nancy & George Hecht

PwC has supported BGCSF since 2000. During the pandemic, PwC found incredibly impactful ways for its 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.

Every effort has been made to list donors accurately. We apologize if we inadvertently omitted or presented your name incorrectly. Please email gifts@kidsclub.org to let us know.

SPECIAL

INITIATIVE FUND DONORS: BGCSF is raising money for capacity-building and capital improvements and is grateful to the following donors for generously supporting this effort.

Bobbi Wilson & Fernando Aguilar

Shirley Anderson

Emily Pearl & Chad Arkoff

Ann & Anil Arora

Sejal Patel & Sanjay Banker

Jamie & Will Bartlett

Celeste & Michael Bobroff

Sabra & Martin Bohlen

Sapna & Brandon Boze

Derick Brown

Barbee & Bruce Callander

Elizabeth & Clark Callander

Lucy Carrico & Tod Moody

Dan & Stacey Case

Family Foundation

Phuong Khuu & Curtis Chan

Jennifer Tye & Nate Chang

Heather Childs & Addison Thompson

Catherine & Christopher Clifford

Cohen Family Fund

Dodie & Peter Crawford

Orpheus Crutchfield

Suzy & David Cumming

Cathy & Sandy Dean

Holly & Michael Depatie

Lauren & Matthew Dillard

Holly & John Dissmeyer

Dreambuilders Foundation

Dana & Bob Emery

Estate of Norma Jerry ◆

The Fisher Family

Julie & Greg Flynn

Lauren & Jamie Ford

Ali & Rocky Fried

Gap Inc.

Jamie & Jordan Gersch

Elena & Juan Gomez

Guittard Chocolate Company

Melinda Haag & Chuck Fanning

Herbst Foundation

Gail Hunter & Nadine Glinski

The William G. Irwin

Charity Foundation

Pagerie & Bryan Jacobi

Neha Jogani Narang & Sameer Narang

Jennifer & Patrick Kiss

Meg Krehbiel

Melissa & Ben Kremers

LaVonne A. Arata

Revocable Trust ◆

Lucinda Lee Katz

Gina & Matthew Lytle

Arnold A. McClellan

Amy & Drew McKnight

Thayer & Philip Meicler

Stephanie & Bill Mellin

Jennifer Millet & Lee Smith

Jamie Moldafsky & John Snell

Meridee Moore

Naomi & Michael Neruda

Julie & Brian O’Melveny

Angela Nomellini & Ken Olivier

Panda Restaurant Group, Inc.

Ellen & John Parsons

PG&E Corporation Foundation

Cameron Phleger & Michael Horwitz

Courtney Klinge & Eric Prosnitz

Arthur & Toni Rembe Rock

The Roeder Family

Karen Roye

Shipley & Anthony Salewski

Harper Matheson & Robert Schiff

Helen & Chuck Schwab

Frejeanne & Chief William Scott

Jennifer & Don Shaver

Silver Giving Foundation

Missy & Yvo Smit

Robert F. Smith

Laura & Greg Spivy

Elizabeth & Andrew Spokes

Dan Springer

Jennifer Steinmann & Alexei Yaroshenko

David H. Strasburg

Wendy & Greg Suhr

Amy & Alex Tamburro

TEF Design

The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation

Susan & David Tunnell Utilicast

Brenda & Andrew Vingiello

Grace & Steven Voorhis

Walter & Elise Haas Fund

Irvenia Waters & Jose Allen

Salkind

Lars Hellerslien

Matthew Henry

Anna Hetzner

Deirdre & Christopher

Hockett

Robert Hogan

Karina Hou

Gail Hunter & Nadine Glinski

Daniel Hwang

Diana Hwang

Joanna Jhanda

Neha Jogani Narang & Sameer Narang

Tamara Alliston & Jacob

Johnson

Meshell D. Johnson

Adrienne Jonas

Susan Kahn & David

Kaskowitz

Virginia & John Kavanaugh

Christine Kerns

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Jennifer & Patrick Kiss

KPMG LLP

Meg Krehbiel

Melissa & Ben Kremers

Barbara Krusi

Jill Kuper

Christine & Todd Lachman

Naomi & Jeremiah Lane

Lucinda Lee Katz

Ellen & Gavin Leung

Marilyn & Jerry Levine

Christine & Andrew Light

Bonnie Lindahl

Cheryl Frank & Michael

Linn

Donna Logan

SYMBOL

Robyn & Dennis Mahoney

Jennifer & Robert Mahoney

Omar Malik

DeAda & Henry Mally

Suzzane & Bard Mansager

Marchetti Group General Contractors

Rodrigo Marcia

Susan Margolis

Mattimore Family Fund

Kyle McAndrews

Barbara & Christian

McEldowney

Lynn & Neil McKinnon

McKinsey & Company

Ariele Taylor & John McManus

Jamin & Russell McVeigh

Thayer & Philip Meicler

Microsoft Corporation

Mintz

Rahul Misra

Loren Mooney

Ruthanne Morentz

Eric Mori

Nancy & The Honorable

Philip Moscone

Blair & Charles Moser

Deirdre Moy

John Murray

Elaine & Maxwell ■ Myers

Brian Nash

Rebecca Neu

Jennifer Chan & Thomas

Neu

James E. O’Donnell

Britt & Luke Ogelsby

Arne Olson

The Olympic Club

Jackie Ondatje

Anh Oppenheimer

Charlene & Leo Ott

Richard C. Otter

Su-Moon C. Paik & Bob Brown

Gail F. Paine

Anne & Michael Parish

Robert Park

Pasha Automotive Services

Lisa Patel & William Buck

Jeannette & Scott Paul

Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP

Christopher Pederson

PG&E Corporation

Cameron Phleger & Michael Horwitz

Donald S. Piombo

Margot Golding & Michael

Powers

Principal Builders

Prometheus

Courtney Klinge & Eric Prosnitz

Putnam Investments

PwC

Elaine & Don Raboin

Nancy & Alan Raznick

Reardon Heights Associates, L.P.

Steven Reder

Michelle Leitzke & Andrew

Rich

Christine Riley

Louisa Ritter

RMLow Foundation

Louise Rogers & Roger Miller

Venetta & John Rohal

Julie & James Rooney

Ropes & Gray LLP

BEQUEST

Jo-Ann Rose

Anne Thorson & Peter Ross

Karen Roye

Joseph P. Russoniello

Paul Sack

Salesforce.com

San Francisco Arts

Commission

San Francisco Unified School District

Susan & Michael Sartor

Brian Sauer

Sharon & Joseph Saunders

SC Builders

Harper Matheson & Robert

Schiff

Ladan & Warren Schlichting

Laura & James Schlueter

Sheila Schroeder & Jason Phillips

Joseph Schuchter

Karen Levesque & Matthew Schwartz

Joseph Serventi

Seyfarth Shaw LLP

Lori & Glenn Shannon

The Shepard Milner

Wardlaw Foundation

Marilyn Shipp

Ashley Simmons

Ali & Brad Singer

Sixth Street

Staci & R. James Slaughter

Susan & Tom Smegal

Gerri D. Smith

Robert F. Smith

Dan Springer

Georgia Stevens

Kelann Stewart

Sterling Storm

David H. Strasburg

Lisa & Ron Sturzenegger

Swift Real Estate Partners

Ellen Takayama

Tina & David Thomas

Carl Thompson

Kate Thornton

TMG Partners

Lawrence Townsend

TP ICAP

Susan & David Tunnell

Twitter, Inc.

UBS Corp

Karen Uretsky

ValueAct Capital

Leon Van Steen

Kim & David Vance Venable LLP

Sugu Venkatachalam

Brenda & Andrew Vingiello

Schenley & Andrew Walker

Denise Wang-Kline & Robert Kline

Marcia & John Waterbury

Sarah & Mike Waterfield

Irvenia Waters & Jose Allen

Charlotte & Alan Waxman

Donna Sorensen & Alan

Weakland

Weatherspoon Charitable Foundation

Sue Weaver

Heidi Coffer & Patrick

Wilkinson

Melissa & Jeffrey Williams

Kevin Wilson

Tara Wilson & Carlton Eichelberger

Bright Winn

Woodlawn Foundation

Annie & Montgomery

Woods

Russell Woods

2021-2022 FINANCIAL REVIEW

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 recovery. Read more about this on page 4.

OUR LEADERSHIP

BOARD CHAIR

Brandon Boze

PRESIDENT

Rob Connolly

BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Fernando Aguilar

Chad Arkoff

Ann Arora

Sanjay Banker

Will Bartlett

Mick Bobroff

Marty Bohlen

Maria Bolin

Derick Brown

Clark Callandar

Bruce Callander

Lucy Carrico

Curtis Chan

Nate Chang

Heather Childs

Chris Clifford

Peter Crawford

Orpheus Crutchfield

David Cumming

Holly Depatie

Matt Dillard

Bob Emery

Julie Flynn

Jamie Ford

Rocky Fried

Jamie Gersch

Elena Gomez

Gary Guittard

Melinda Haag

Gail Hunter

Bryan Jacobi

Neha Jogani Narang

Jennifer Kiss

Meg Krehbiel

Melissa Kremers

Lucinda Lee Katz

Gina Lytle

Arnie McClellan

Thayer Meicler

Stephanie Mellin

Jen Millet

Michael Neruda

Ellen Parsons

Cameron Phleger

Eric Prosnitz

Chris Roeder

Karen Roye

Robert Schiff

William Scott

Don Shaver

Jennifer Steinmann

Brady Stern

David Strasburg

Greg Suhr

Amy Tamburro

Doug Tom

Irvenia Waters

Sheila Williams

TRUSTEE CHAIR

Mitch Cohen

TRUSTEES

Larry Baer

Stacey Case

Michael Depatie

Bob Emery

Julie Flynn

Rocky Fried

Phil Halperin

Drew McKnight

Stephanie Mellin

Meridee Moore

Ken Olivier

Rose Rosenberg

Jamie Slaughter

Robert Smith

Dan Springer

Steve Strandberg

Dave Tunnell

Melissa Williams

Doug Wolf

EMERITUS BOARD MEMBERS

Teresa Briggs

Curtis Burr

Sam Coffey

John Dissmeyer

Amanda Duckworth

Jamie Moldafsky

Su-Moon Paik

Brenda Vingiello

Ellyn Weisel

NEXTGEN LEADERSHIP

COUNCIL STEERING COMMITTEE

CO-CHAIRS

Maria Bolin

Nicole Guido-Estrada

Rahul Misra

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Simi Bhat

Blair Evans

Dillon Foehr

Jessica Harada

Justin LoTurco

Dennis Mahoney

Hans Miguel Esguerra

Dana Percoco

Prachi Shah

Meeri Shin