BGCSF 2023 Annual Report

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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, 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.

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MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP

Thank you for making time to review our 2023 Annual Report. Meeting every child where they are and making a positive difference in their life is BGCSF’s passion and purpose. We embrace the responsibility and the opportunity to help every school-age youth learn, grow, and succeed! In this report, we are pleased to share some highlights that demonstrate our commitment to stepping up where kids and families need us most, tackling tough challenges, and always moving forward.

We are proud of our steadfast commitment to high-quality programming, always putting the best interest of youth first. We use nationally recognized outcome measurement tools and are committed to a framework for continuous quality improvement. Our beautiful Clubhouses provide a second home for young people all year long, focusing on programs and activities that support academic success, healthy lifestyles, good character and community engagement, and job readiness with earning potential.

This year, we were especially excited to break ground on a new state-of-theart Clubhouse in Sunnydale (a neighborhood adjacent to the Cow Palace that we have served for over 30 years) and look forward to the grand opening in September 2024. This ambitious project — a public-private partnership — speaks to the values of BGCSF we always put kids first, we take smart risks, we partner with others to accomplish important things, and we make longterm commitments that kids and families can depend on.

We are also proud of some of the new opportunities we have developed to amplify youth voices, including the leadership role we played in the California Days of Advocacy in which teens from across California met with elected officials to advocate for change in their communities. Our Youth of the Year program continues to be a standout opportunity for youth while bringing attention to the challenges and opportunities that San Francisco youth face.

As always, what we achieve as an organization is made possible by the supportive relationships we have with individuals, corporations, foundations, government partners, other nonprofits, and our staff. Thank you for your trust and support!

Sincerely,

Sanjay Banker Board Chair

Rob Connolly President

Rob Connolly

Sanjay Banker

A COMMITMENT TO THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF SAFETY

Throughout the year, 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. This year, we consolidated all our robust policies into a comprehensive Protection of Youth Framework Policy and have prioritized publicizing this document across our communications platforms and on new signage throughout our lobbies.

We also invested in new ways to communicate our stringent requirements for all staff and volunteers by creating training videos for all policies to complement our written policies and in-person education sessions.

Staff review all training and policy materials as part of the onboarding process and are required to review them continuously throughout the year.

CONTINUOUS INVESTMENT IN STAFF TRAINING

As always, over 160 staff members came together for multiple all-day trainings and workshops, including Safety Awareness Day and Managers Safety Awareness Day throughout the year. Our Senior Leadership, Club Leadership, and Behavioral Health Services Teams collaborate on content that ensures that we are providing both physically and emotionally safe places for our children and teens to thrive.

With the support of Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s National Child & Club Safety Department, we implement a comprehensive safety approach that reinforces our own best practices including:

+ Mandatory Background Checks

+ Mandatory Reporting

+ Reporting and Analyzing Incidents

+ Reference Requirements

+ Regular and Robust Trainings

For over a decade, the Golden State Warriors have significantly supported BGCSF. The Warriors and Chase Center host our annual Youth of the Year Celebration, transforming Chase into a space that is uplifting for all our event attendees. Renovating Club rooms to be inspiring spaces for youth, tickets to games, Board engagement, and Hoops 4 Kids support are other ways the Warriors show their commitment to our organization and to our City.

PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS

STAFF TRAINING ON SAFE WALK PROTOCOLS

INVESTING IN A BRIGHT FUTURE FOR ALL COMMUNITIES

In December 2023, we broke ground on a state-of-theart Boys & Girls Club in Sunnydale, San Francisco’s largest public housing property. This Club will replace a smaller and outdated space that we have occupied since 1991. San Francisco Mayor, London Breed; California Senator, Scott Wiener; and District 10 Supervisor, Shamann Walton were in attendance and youth from our Sunnydale Clubhouse shared their enthusiasm about the new space in opening remarks.

Our Clubhouse will be part of a Community Hub, led by Mercy Housing, and will also be home to Wu Yee Early Childhood Center and Rec & Park gym and park. We will quadruple the number of kids we serve each day in this brand-new facility which will include a STEM Center, Middle School Room, High School Room, Dance Studio, Games Room, and Dining Room as well as direct access to the Department of Recreation and Park’s brand-new pool, gym, and park. This long-awaited milestone will ensure that hundreds of young people will have a stateof-the-art space to actively and passionately pursue and realize their dreams.

“I am excited to see the new Clubhouse open so the kids in Sunnydale will have access to more opportunities.”

The Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development (MOHCD) continues to invest in and influence our organization in important ways. Critical capital upgrades to our facilities are funded by MOHCD. They also fund community and teen leadership programs at our Sunnydale Clubhouse. We offer a special acknowledgment to the MOHCD staff who are fantastic partners year after year.

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

SHAKIRAH, 11 YEAR MEMBER AND THE 2024 SUNNYDALE CLUBHOUSE YOUTH OF THE YEAR

THE SENIOR LEADERSHIP TEAM TOURS THE CLUB CONSTRUCTION IN AUGUST 2023

GROUNDBREAKING EVENT IN DECEMBER 2023

A COMMITMENT TO HIGH-QUALITY PROGRAMS

Throughout the school year and summer, we continued to design our high-quality programming with a commitment to holistic support in mind. The Club builds upon the school year by providing homework help (Power Hour), professional tutors; college prep; job readiness; leadership programs; arts programming; and sports, fitness, and play.

Our approach is extremely intentional and rooted in over 130 years of youth development experience. Our Formula for Impact prioritizes four key program areas. All our high-quality programs and support services tie to one of these areas.

COMMITMENT TO OUTCOMES-FOCUSED WORK

Our Outcomes Measurement Team is dedicated to providing intentional data collection practices that provide opportunities to review the efficacy of our programming and allow all stakeholders to better understand our impact or use the data to learn and improve. BGCSF uses a combination of quantitative and qualitative data collection methods including surveys, observations, “pulse checks”, and individual outcomes tracking.

2,903

MEMBERS PARTICIPATED IN ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS OR ACTIVITIES AND 522 MEMBERS RECEIVED PROFESSIONAL TUTORING SUPPORT

ALMOST

9 IN 10

PARENTS/CAREGIVERS REPORTED THAT THE CLUB HAS HELPED PREPARE THEIR CHILD(REN) FOR THE FUTURE

97%

OF KEYSTONE PARTICIPANTS (OUR HIGH SCHOOL LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM) REPORTED FEELING A CONNECTION TO THEIR COMMUNITY AND A SENSE OF BELONGING

90%

OF YOUTH REPORTED MAKING RESPONSIBLE CHOICES IN CONNECTION TO OUR HEALTHY LIFESTYLES PROGRAMMING, E.G., AVOIDANCE OF RISKY BEHAVIORS

Read more about our comprehensive impact in our 2023 Report to Stakeholders

The San Francisco Department of Children, Youth, and Their Families (DCYF) stands as our largest and most influential supporter. DCYF brings together “government agencies, schools, and community-based organizations to strengthen our communities to lead full lives of opportunity and happiness.” DCYF further invests in enhancing the professional growth of our Club staff, conducting program observations, and administering youth surveys. These initiatives ensure that we consistently deliver the highest quality programming to our members.

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

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.

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.

97% OF SENIORS WHO PARTICIPATED IN COLLEGE PREP ARE COLLEGE BOUND

COLLEGE PREP

BGCSF’s college prep program includes assistance with college applications, connections to college scholarships, and college tours. Over Spring Break, over 60 youth from seven Clubhouses attended a three-day college tour including visits to the campuses of University of San Francisco; University of California, Merced; and Sacramento State University.

WE LINKED OUR YOUTH TO MORE THAN $238K IN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS

294 TEENS WERE CONNECTED TO INTERNSHIPS AND WORK OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH THE CLUB

We have had a valued partnership with Royal Auto Group, a pillar of the San Francisco community for more than 75 years, since 2017. The Royal Auto team is dedicated to ensuring that San Francisco teens have exposure to and an opportunity to learn about the auto industry. In 2023, Royal Auto opened their service center, showroom, and administrative spaces to our Mission and Columbia Park Clubhouse youth for an afternoon of career exploration. The company also is a generous sponsor of our Annual Golf Tournament.

CAREER EXPOSURE AT ROYAL AUTO GROUP

PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: ROYAL AUTO GROUP

MEMBERS PARTICIPATE IN COLLEGE TOURS OVER SPRING BREAK

SPECIALITY EXPERIENCES

CAMP MENDOCINO

Camp Mendocino is BGCSF’s 2,000-acre residential summer camp in the heart of Mendocino County. Since 1931, BGCSF has provided this outdoor education and environmental awareness program, with a primary focus on character and leadership development. At Camp, youth broaden their perspective on the world, build new skills, gain confidence, and learn good sportsmanship, all while creating lifelong social connections.

Learn all about Camp Mendocino and its impact on youth in our video

925

YOUTH ATTENDED CAMP MENDOCINO DURING SEVEN SUMMER SESSIONS, AVERAGING 132 YOUTH PER SESSION

850

YOUTH PARTICIPATED IN BGCSF’S AQUATICS PROGRAM, AND 130 YOUTH PARTICIPATED IN THE BGCSF AQUATICS CLUB (COMPETITIVE SWIM TEAM)

SWIM ACADEMY AT DON FISHER CLUBHOUSE

Our Swim Academy offers an affordable, high-quality, and safe aquatics experience for children and teens.

Located at the Don Fisher Clubhouse, the Swim Academy provides swim opportunities for all Club members, no matter which Clubhouse they primarily attend including:

+ Water Smart Classes

+ Learn-to-Swim Classes for All Skill Levels

+ Competitive Swim Team (BGCSF Aquatics Club)

+ Recreational Swim

573

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

PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: CNRA AND THE GUARDSMEN

BGCSF strengthened its collaboration with the California Natural Resources Agency (CNRA), empowering us to broaden youth access to Mendocino redwoods and Native American culture. This multi-year grant has notably facilitated the expansion of our Camp Mendocino scholarship program for indigenous youth in the area.

The Guardsmen are our longest-standing partner, collaborating with BGCSF since 1947! Their campership program is the primary provider of scholarships each summer for hundreds of youth to attend Camp Mendocino. The Guardsmen also have representation on our Board of Governors, share their time and talents on work weekends at Camp, and provide Christmas trees and pumpkins to our Clubhouses.

CAMPERS AND CAMP STAFF WITH POPPY, CAMP’S FIRST NATIVE AMERICAN INITIATIVE COORDINATOR, LEARNING HOW TO WEAVE BASKETS.

DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION AND BELONGING: SPOTLIGHT ON CULTURAL & IDENTITY-BASED HOLIDAYS & CELEBRATION

Members at our Willie Mays Clubhouse created their own personalized buttons and other crafts in celebration of Black History Month.

Promoting safe, supportive, and inclusive environments for all youth and staff is at the heart of the work we do and what we stand for as an organization. Throughout the year, BGCSF formally recognizes certain holidays and identitybased or heritage-based celebrations. Through Clubhouse celebrations, special programming, and the publishing of youth and staff reflections, we elevate the voices, experiences, and perspectives of Club members, staff, and communities throughout each month.

The holidays and celebrations we recognize are determined by the demographics of our youth and staff and are reviewed annually by our Diversity Equity Inclusion and Belonging Steering Committee.

In celebration of Arab American Heritage Month, our Tenderloin Clubhouse shared meals with Arab families in the community!

Teens at our Citywide Pride Celebration and healing arts event.

You can check out all our Cultural Heritage Month celebrations and reflections by following us on social media @BGCSF

PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: NEW YORK LIFE FOUNDATION

The New York Life Foundation continues its loyal support of our diversity, equity and inclusion grief programming for youth. Our strengthened post-pandemic behavioral health model has benefitted from the financial investment and expertise of the Foundation, and we are grateful for this partnership as the bereavement and mental health needs of our youth increase.

YOUTH VOICE

ELENA FROM OUR VISITACION VALLEY CLUBHOUSE NAMED 2023 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA YOUTH OF THE YEAR

On February 9, 2023, we held the 15th Annual Charles Schwab Youth of the Year Celebration at Chase Center and proudly awarded the 2023 Citywide Youth of the Year title to Elena, a 12-year member of BGCSF’s Visitacion Valley Clubhouse. Elena continued to advance in the national competition and was ultimately named the Northern California Youth of the Year.

Elena credited supportive and caring Club staff, mentorship, and involvement with the Club’s teen leadership programs such as the President’s Advisory Council and Teen Advocacy Group as key aspects of her Club experience. An outstanding academic student, Elena now attends University of California, Santa Cruz where she studies environmental science and issues related to climate change.

TEEN ADVOCACY GROUP (TAG)

The Teen Advocacy Group (TAG) is a program for our teens in Greater Visitacion Valley to explore social issues that are important to them with the ultimate goal of building an advocacy platform around an issue of their choice. Teens also engage in projectbased learning to decide on an issue and then to develop a platform to use and share for their advocacy work. This past year, teens explored topics related to mental health and police brutality and made two videos:

Police Brutality video

Mental Health video

Beyond this, TAG participated in California Days of Advocacy in which teens from across California met with elected officials to advocate for change in their communities. BGCSF teens took a tour of the capitol and met with elected officials including State Senator Scott Wiener and Assemblymember Matt Haney.

For a remarkable 16 consecutive years, Charles Schwab & Co. has been the Presenting Sponsor of our Youth of the Year Celebration. This event celebrates extraordinary teens who demonstrate leadership, academic achievements, and service to their Club and community. Schwab is also involved in many other ways: Schwabies volunteer frequently at our Clubs, the company has consistent representation on our Board of Governors and NextGen Leadership Council, they provide annual Money Matters financial literacy curriculum and Reality Store activations, and they contribute generous financial support. The “spirit of service” that Schwab values is certainly felt by BGCSF, and we are grateful for how they consistently support the youth of BGCSF.

PARTNER HIGHLIGHT: CHARLES SCHWAB & CO.

THE 2023 ANNUAL GALA AND

AT THE PALACE OF FINE ARTS

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

“Our experience helping senior high schoolers prepare their college essays highlighted the impact the Club has on these students and was inspiring and rewarding. We are honored to play a role in supporting the Club and its students.”

KEVIN COLEMAN, PARTNER, ADVISORY, KPMG

STAFF SPOTLIGHTS

Heidi Coffer

Senior Vice President & Chief Financial Officer

B.S. in Business Administration, Accounting Concentration, California State University, San Bernardino

As CFO and SVP of Finance, Heidi is in charge of all financial aspects of the organization. BGCSF is a large and complex nonprofit organization with a 133 year history. BGCSF’s financial operation is far more complex than people may realize and extends well beyond its $21M+ annual budget.

Heidi’s work is multifaceted. “On the revenue side, I manage the forecasting and cash flow management for our capacity-building and capital campaigns and track all donor restricted funds. My team is also deeply involved with government grants, ensuring that BGCSF maintains the utmost integrity relating to grant spend. We also track expense spending very closely to ensure that our expenses are always aligned with what is best for youth. Beyond this, we also manage payroll and benefits, ensuring that all of our employees are paid properly and on time.”

Heidi has decades of experience as a CPA and has been affiliated with BGCSF since 1997. Starting as an external audit manager, Heid supported the merger between the

Earl Declet

Citywide Director of Youth Leadership and Workforce Development

B.A. in Philosophy, The University of California, Santa Barbara

As Citywide Director of Youth Leadership and Workforce Development, Earl is responsible for the oversight of teen programming across BGCSF. Earl provides support and resources for High School Services Directors, Clubhouse leadership, our residential summer camp, and teens and their families, through multiple resource streams, opportunities, and programs. He is also in charge of leading the Youth of the Year Program.

When asked about his favorite parts of his job, Earl responds “helping teens identify what they are passionate about and then finding ways that the Club can connect them to opportunities that will allow them to explore their interests and further develop their skills. The Club does so much to prepare youth for life after high school. From

Columbia Park Boys & Girls Club and San Francisco Boys & Girls Club, creating Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco in 2001. By the time she became part of the internal team in 2013, her connection to the organization was well established: “The decision to come in-house at BGCSF was easy — I saw first-hand that this was an organization that is deeply committed to putting youth first. Kids are our future; we all know that, but seeing it in action is so inspiring. I am thrilled to play a leadership role in supporting the infrastructure that makes this work possible.”

Heidi credits working directly with President, Rob Connolly, and Chief Operating Officer, Maxine Wilson, as a driving force behind her success and the accomplishment of strategic plan goals: “Together, we’ve successfully opened new sites, reached more kids, increased salaries for our employees, embarked on capital projects, implemented new tools to increase efficiency, and so much more.”

Expanding upon her commitment to the organization, Heidi shares that nurturing young team members who are new to their professional careers, or just new to BGCSF, is one of the most gratifying parts of her work. “Seeing my team members’ growth and dedication to our organization is so rewarding. Two of my team members were coaches this year to our Youth of the Year participants, and it was so great to see how much they got out of the program. I’m often a coach annually, and it’s always the best part of my job!”

college prep, to career exposures, mock interviews, access to scholarship opportunities, and college tours, BGCSF is constantly thinking about the best ways to ensure that members will leave us at age 18 ready for life.”

Earl also cites his annual leadership of the Youth of the Year program as a highlight of his year. “The Youth of the Year program is a big commitment by the youth and BGCSF. Youth engage in team-building workshops, they gain leadership skills, and they learn public speaking skills and how to share their own authentic stories through essay and speech writing. I am always so inspired by each of our Youth of the Year, particularly their commitment and dedication.”

Earl began his career with BGCSF in 2016 as the High School Services Director at the Excelsior Clubhouse. He credits his foundation as a Club staff member and the relationships with youth as what keeps him connected to youth and excited about his work every day. “Having a job that allows me to work side by side with our youth to map out life goals, gain perspective on problems with which they struggle, and help them navigate through complex times is incredibly important to me.”

SAN FRANCISCO COMPANIES GIVE BACK

United Airlines has been BGCSF’s official airline and proud partner since 2009. They have provided financial support as well as in-kind travel to ensure our staff and youth are able to access important conferences and leadership opportunities across the country. United Airlines strives to inspire the next generation, offering opportunities for youth to explore future careers in aviation and supporting STEM education. In 2023, United Airlines hosted BGCSF middle school girls at their Girls in Aviation Day and members were exposed to a variety of career opportunities in the airline industry, leaving them motivated and inspired. Additionally, United interns volunteered at our Excelsior Clubhouse over the summer. We appreciate United’s dedication to the youth of tomorrow.

McKinsey & Company has been a steadfast supporter of BGCSF since 2011. McKinsey’s commitment to partnering with BGCSF was showcased through many activations and levels of support throughout the year. Notably, McKinsey interns supported programming at our Mission Clubhouse during their annual Day of Service, and the firm also provided pro-bono consulting services in support of our strategic planning process. We are especially grateful to McKinsey for their ongoing leadership on our Board of Governors and our NextGen Leadership Council.

Since 2001, BlackRock has been a valued partner of BGCSF. We are profoundly grateful for the ongoing, generous financial support as well as the engagement of the employees of BlackRock. In 2023, we were one of five proud recipients of the firm’s annual BlackRock Giving Days where the firm raised and donated over $1.5M to support local organizations. In addition, employees spent hours of volunteer time assembling wellness kits and collecting and wrapping holiday gifts to bring joy and support to our members. We are also grateful for the continued leadership and representation from BlackRock on both our Board of Governors and our NextGen Leadership Council.

LEFT TO RIGHT : UNITED AIRLINES HOSTS A CAREER EXPOSURE EVENT AT SFO FOR MEMBERS; BLACK ROCK EMPLOYEES CREATE WELLNESS KITS FOR MEMBERS; MCKINSEY &

OUR MISSION CLUBHOUSE’S

CORPORATE PARTNERS

BGCSF gratefully acknowledges the following corporate partners for their leadership support. In FY 2023, 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 generously helping us ensure that the youth of today have access to the opportunities they need to become the leaders of tomorrow. Donors who made contributions of $1,000 or more between Oct. 1, 2022 - Sept. 30, 2023 towards our general operating fund, capacity building, and capital improvements are recognized for their generosity below.

LUMINARIES - $200,000+

Anonymous

Barbara and Gerson Bakar Foundation ●

Jamie & Will Bartlett ●

Department of Children, Youth & Their Families

Dana & Bob Emery ●

Lauren & Jamie Ford ●

The Guardsmen

The Herbst Foundation ●

Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development

Meridee Moore ●

San Francisco Unified School District

Susan & David Tunnell ●

Voorhis Foundation ●

The William G. Irwin Charity Foundation ●

CHAMPIONS - $100,000+

Anonymous

Boys & Girls Clubs of America

Sapna & Brandon Boze

California Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs

Charles Schwab & Co.

Cohen Family Fund ●

Sloane & Topher Conway

Suzy & David Cumming ● s

Ali & Rocky Fried

Golden State Warriors

Guittard Chocolate Company ●

The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation

Angela Nomellini & Ken Olivier

Silver Giving Foundation

Solid Rock Foundation

Diana & Steve Strandberg

Robert Weltman

William K. Bowes, Jr. Foundation

Melissa & Jeffrey Williams

LEADERS - $50,000+

BlackRock

Crescent Porter Hale Foundation

Dan & Stacey Case Family Foundation

Holly & Michael Depatie ●

The Eucalyptus Foundation

Julie & Greg Flynn

Frank A. Campini Foundation

Gap Inc. ● s

Neha Jogani Narang & Sameer Narang

Koret Foundation

McKinsey & Company

New York Life Foundation

Old Navy

Arthur & Toni Rembe Rock

San Francisco Human Rights Commission

Harper Matheson & Robert Schiff ●

Sixth Street

Robert F. Smith

Wellington Management Foundation

Wells Fargo Foundation

Woodlawn Foundation

ADVOCATES - $25,000+

Emily Tzouanakis & Adeyemi Ajao

Amazon American Camp Association

Avery-Fuller-Welch

Children’s Foundation

Bay Club

California State

Department of Education

Heather Childs & Addison Thompson ●

Catherine & Chris Clifford

Cathy & Sandy Dean

Deloitte Foundation

Lauren & Matthew Dillard

Dodge & Cox

Eastdil Secured

EY

Randi & Bob Fisher

The Fisher Family

The Fremont Group Foundation

George H. Sandy Foundation

Melinda Haag & Chuck Fanning ●

Ahsha & Dylan Haggart

Stephanie DiMarco & Jim Harleen

Hudson Pacific Properties

The Kimball Foundation

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Krehbiel Family Foundation

Lucinda Lee Katz ●

Gina & Matthew Lytle ●

Malaney Family Foundation

Amy & Drew McKnight

Thayer & Philip Meicler

Stephanie & Bill Mellin

Mirnahill Foundation

Naomi & Michael Neruda ●

Parsons

Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP

Cameron Phleger & Michael Horwitz

PwC

R&D Impact Foundation

Ross Stores, Inc.

Ali & Brad Singer

Elizabeth & Andrew Spokes

Dan Springer

Jennifer Steinmann & Alexei Yaroshenko ●

David H. Strasburg ●

Taco Bell Foundation

United Airlines Inc.

Stephanie & John Warren

Lauren & Eli Weiss

The Westminster Foundation

Jane & Doug Wolf

SUSTAINERS - $10,000+

Anonymous

1440 Foundation

Accenture

Ann & Anil Arora ●

Pamela & Laurence Baer

Bain Capital

Sejal Patel & Sanjay Banker

Kim & Todd Bari

Jennifer Moses & Ron Beller

Gary, Cynthia, and Brooke Bengier

Bloomberg

Celeste & Michael Bobroff ●

BXP

Danielle & George Boutros

Sandy & Roger Bulosan

Barbee & Bruce Callander

Elizabeth & Clark Callander ●

Katrina Lake & John Clifford

The Costolo Family Foundation Fund at The Chicago Community Foundation

Dodie & Peter Crawford

Deloitte

Dolphin Youth Swim Program Fund

Edwin Callan Charitable

Lead Unitrust

Elaine Gold Family Foundation

Farallon Capital Management

Juliette Feeney-Timsit

Goldman Sachs & Co

Golob Family Fund

Elena & Juan Gomez ●

HalfMyDAF

Hartmann Studios

Nancy & George Hecht

Lynda Hutton

Pagerie & Bryan Jacobi ●

Kathryn & Sugam Jain

Karen & Ramsey Jishi

Karp Irrevocable 1997

Trust ◆

Jane & Isaac Kim

KKR Financial Holdings, LLC

Kramer Levin

Melissa & Ben Kremers ●

Naomi & Jeremiah Lane

LBA Realty

Kenneth Lin

Cheryl Frank & Michael Linn

Anne & Jeffrey

Maggioncalda

Marcum LLP

Marilyn A. Conrad

Revocable Trust ◆

Arnold A. McClellan

Mercy/Charities Housing

California

Mitsubishi Corporation

Mike Muscolino

North Point

Ellen & John Parsons

Julie & Mike Paul

Reardon Heights

Associates, L.P.

Redwood Credit Union

Amy & Gordon Ritter

The Roeder Family

Royal Auto Group

Salesforce.com

Pooja & Vivek Shah

Jennifer & Don Shaver

The Shepard Milner

Wardlaw Foundation

Laura & Greg Spivy

Sports Basement

The Stanley S. Langendorf Foundation

State Farm Insurance Companies

TEF Design

Tina & David Thomas

Toast, Inc.

TP ICAP

Uber

Verizon

W. Bradley Electric, Inc.

Irvenia Waters & Jose Allen

The William G. Gilmore Foundation

Annie & Montgomery

Woods

MENTORS - $5,000+

Anonymous

ABM Industries, Inc.

My Le & Christopher Adams

Allied Universal Security Services

Sixth Street continues to be a tremendous supporter and partner of BGCSF since 2011. Employees consistently engage in BGCSF programs and services in impactful ways, such as volunteering at our Excelsior Clubhouse supporting our summer STEM fair. From annual volunteer events, to in-kind donations, to representation on our Board of Governors, Sixth Street continues to support the Club and make a meaningful impact.

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.

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Charities

Emily Pearl & Chad Arkoff

Luc Arsenault

Sandra & Glenn Bauer

BentallGreenOak

The Black Dog Private Foundation

Bobbie Wilson and Trina

Schrette Charitable Fund

Sabra & Martin Bohlen

Boston Consulting Group

Teresa Briggs

Ellen & John Broadhurst

Jennifer & Eric Brown

Lisa Moscaret-Burr & Curtis Burr

Lucy Carrico & Tod Moody ●

Charlotte Case-Hatch & James Hatch

Carmen Castro-Franceschi & Greg Franceschi

Amy & Peter Christodoulo

Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass

Community Thrift Store

Conagra Brands

Jane Sung & Lorin Cortina

Jane Coté-Cook & Chris Cook

Credit Karma

Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP

Holly & John Dissmeyer

DivcoWest Services, LLC

EQ Office

Ernst Law Group

Evercore Partners

Lindsay & Jared Farnsworth

Mary Rose Fernandez & Ronald Brown

Figma

Courtney Benoist & Jason Fish

Sako & Bill Fisher

Anupama Menon & Akash Garg

GCI General Contractors

Global Office, Inc

Richard J. Goldstein

Google

Jane & Wyatt Gruber

Gruber Family Foundation

Haldeman Family

Foundation

Hathaway Dinwiddie

Construction

Neesha Hathi & Adam Fritz

Cynthia & Jim Hebert

Heidrick & Struggles

Hoem & Associates

J.P. Morgan Private Bank

J.W. Mailliard Jr. Trust ◆

Laura Kaspick

Joseph Kauffman

Gwendolyn Holcombe & Carl Kawaja

Randi & Ryan Kelly

Clint Kollar

Jennifer Kuczenski

Kelsey & David Lamond

Lane Partners, LLC

Latham & Watkins LLP

Judy Ko & David Lessing

Matt Levin

Mala & Arujunaa

Loganaathan

Alicia & Adam London

Love Family Charitable

Fund

Linda & Kevin Lynch

Douglas Mackenzie

Marchetti Group General Contractors

Mackenzie & Robert Mayle

McLarney Construction

The Middle Passage Foundation

Mintz

Audrey & Vijay Mohan

Morgan Stanley

Morrison & Foerster LLP

Leslie & Mike Murphy

Newmark Knight Frank

Novo Construction

Holly & Pat O’Dea

Paramount Group, Inc.

Krutika & Raj Patel

Christian Prelle

Prime Group

Principal Builders

Prometheus

Putnam Investments

RMLow Foundation

Ropes & Gray LLP

The Safeway Foundation

The Sam Viersen Family Foundation, Inc.

Kimberly & Danny Sanner

David Sarratt

Janice & Geoff Sears

Beatrix & Michael

Seidenberg

Sobia & Nadir Shaikh

Shorenstein Properties LLC

SHVO

Tracy & Mike Simmons

Skyline Construction Inc.

Source Planning & Construction

Starboard Value LP

Starwood Capital Group

State of California Natural Resources Agency

State Street Global Advisors

Georgia Stevens

Stockham Construction

Strada Investment Group

Wendy & Greg Suhr

Swinerton Builders

Anita Demas & Robert Thompson

Treasure Island

Development Authority

TWO

Michael Van Konynenburg

Venable LLP

Brenda & Andrew Vingiello ●

Vulcan Construction

Denise Wang-Kline & Robert Kline

John W. Ward, Jr.

Greg & Lisa Wendt

Wetherby Asset

Management

Jean & Brian Wheeler

Andrew Wiggins

Ryan Wilsey

Woodruff Sawyer

YMCA of San Francisco

SUPPORTERS - $2,500+

Anonymous

The Azus Foundation

Francesca & Jeff Amann

Apple ASD | SKY

Meenal Balar

Lily & Thomas Beischer

William Borzi

Derick Brown ●

Taylor Cain

Jennifer Tye & Nate Chang

Heather & Rob Connolly

Cheryl Cook

Crankstart Foundation

Orpheus Crutchfield

Susan & Justin DeTray

James Ethington

Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr.

Fund

Alison & Seth Ferguson

Lauren Borelli Fitzgerald & Patrick Fitzgerald

Sarah & Quentin Gallivan

Nicole Guido-Estrada

Crystal & Jason Hough

Gail Hunter & Nadine Glinski

Lauren & Terry Ing

KBM-Hogue

Beverley Kinney

Jennifer & Patrick Kiss ●

Christine & Todd Lachman

Emily & Doug Lambert

LaVonne A. Arata

Revocable Trust ◆

Noelle Lo

Tonya & Harold Love

Jennifer Gosselin & Reed Maltzman

Roy March

Joan & Gordon Marks

Laura Jones & Brian Matthay

Sameet Mehta

Michael Phelps Foundation

Hadley Moloney & John Abelt

Karen & Joseph Niehaus

Kris Novell

Jennifer Puck & Robert Nussbaum

The Olympic Club

Jumee & David Park

Jennifer & Josh Peck

Mary Kelly Persyn & Ian Eslick

Phileo Foundation

Alina & Rudy Pimentel

Charlotte Haas Prime &

Josh Prime

Samia Rashed

Louise & Paul Renne

Jo-Ann Rose

Doreen & Tom Rylander

San Francisco Arts Commission

San Francisco Security Traders Association, Inc.

Scott Schools

Carrie Schwab Pomerantz & Gary Pomerantz

Frejeanne & Chief

William Scott ●

Steve Silk

Judy & Manuel Soto

Square Pie Guys LLC

Murphy Taylor, Jr.

TIAA-CREF Global

Real Estate

TMG Partners

Tamera Avery & Doug Tom

UBS

Katherine & Stephen

Van Dusen

Visa

Elizabeth Whitman

Diane B. Wilsey

Elizabeth & James Yeager

HEROES - $1,000+

Anonymous

Nancy & Doug Abbey

Delilah & Blake Adams

Sarita & Silvio Aguilar

Bobbi Wilson & Fernando Aguilar

Cathleen Ahearn

Katharine Albright & Jake Schatz

Dean Alper

Amasa P. Willey Trust ◆

AmazonSmile

Darin Archer

Avalon Bay Communities

Marissa Avansino

Jacquelyn Avila

Bank of America

Brent Banks

Bill Beer

Kayla Francisco & Gregory Berube

Susan Blomberg

Leah Rosenkrantz

Bluestone & Jeffrey Bluestone

Dyan Triffo & Douglas Boake

Albert Bodero

Maria Pao Khuth Bolin & Ryan Bolin

Nate Borchers

Nora & Austin Bowers

William D. Breck

Liz Brier-Rosenfield

Kirsten & Todd Brockman

Ashley Brown

William Buck

Ha Bui

James Buresh

Barbara & John ■ Callander

Elizabeth Clark & Steve Camahort

Campminder LLC

Kathy Williams & Doug Carlston

Sarah & John Casnocha

CB2 Builders

Phuong Khuu & Curtis Chan

Kathie Chao

Claudia & David Chittenden ■

Pamela & George

Christodoulo

Lauren Clay & Jonathan Barnes

Adriene & Samuel Coffey

Josh Cohen

Paul Cooper

Old Navy has been a longtime partner of the Club, providing generous financial support, college scholarships, and more importantly, workforce development opportunities and in-kind donations of clothes and supplies. We appreciate our ongoing partnership with Old Navy and how they ensure our youth have the resources and support they need.

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.

Carol Costigan

James Cuber

Alpa Lotlikar & Avinash D’Souza

Joe Dalecio

Susan & Daniel Daniloff

David Allen Family Giving Committee

Missy & Arthur Del Negro

Dolby Labratories, Inc.

Brandy & Tom Donovan

Laura Douglas

Amanda Duckworth & Awie Smit

Rebecca & Nicholas Eaton

Christina & Julian Eison

Alison & Peter Engel

Environmental Resource Solutions, Inc.

Foley & Lardner LLP

Elise & Tully Friedman

Shelley Marks & Erik Gaensler

Jamie & Jordan Gersch ●

Randa Ghnaim

Golden Gate Breakfast

Stephen Goldstein

Charles Guan

Jeannette & Mark Harris

Lars Hellerslien

Deborah & Brian Henry

Holly & Alexander Holton

Kerry & Sean Honey

Frank W. Horst

Eaven Horter

Barbara Hughes

Liz Hume & Jay Jacobs

Roger Kaiser

James Kang

Barbara & Ron Kaufman

Lucas Kianidehkian

Danna Kozerski & L. Peter Ryan KPMG LLP

Julie & David Lazar

Susan & Roger Lazarus

Lei & Pan Lei

Sue Ann Levin Schiff

Joan & Evan Lewis

Liberty Mutual

Karen & Ronald Lott

Phil Mahoney

Abraham Martinez

Mariam Martirosyan

Matthew McCabe

Lisa & Jason McDonell

Emily & Terry McDonnell

Christney & William McGlashan

Ariele Taylor & John McManus

Lisa & Stuart Merkadeau

Jennifer Millet &

Joni

Daniel T. Miralda

Eric Mori

Dima Mostovoy

Marie-Claude Nadeau & Jeffrey Dahmus

Brian Nash

Kathy Ng

James O’Donnell

Susan & Richard Olness

Samantha & Eric Palm

Parnassus Investments

Louise Patterson

Anne & Robert Pedrero

Regina Villalba & Daniel Pelsinger

PG&E Corporation

Lacee Phillips

Richard Pollack

Dean Preston

Bruce Raabe

Darla & Richard Radcliffe

Ishanaa Rambachan

Louisa Ritter

Philip Robb

Louise Rogers & Roger Miller

Adrienne & Dillon Rogers

Betsy Friedman & Robert B. Rorick, Jr.

Noah Rosenthal

Anne Thorson & Peter Ross

Sarah Rosston

Karen Roye

Deborah Sabo

Paul Sack

Teresa & Justin Saks

San Francisco Giants Community Fund

Santini Foods, Inc.

Ann F. Scott

Jeff Seacrist

Chris Shadix

Roopesh Shah

Susan & Mark Sherman

Larah & Jonathan

Sifuentes-Winter

Ana Velis & Rich Sims

Leroy Sims

SitusAMC

William Sloan

Socius Foundation

Parul & Ash Somani

Guillemette & Adam Spiegel

Carolyn & Stephen Spitz

Diane & Rory Springfield

Jeaneen Stanley O’Donnell

Katherine & Jon Steitz

Mary & Louis Stervinou

John & Gussie Stewart

Kristen Stotts

Will J. Strickland

Gregory Stucker

Ellen Takayama

Amy & Alex Tamburro

Terracon Consultants, Inc

Ellen & Dustin Tillman

Carlos Townsend Pico

Jill & Ryan Utsumi

Kellee & Akins Van Horne

Greg VandenBosch

Daniel Veatch & Andres Wydler

VMware Foundation

Chris Voltz

Luanne & Michael Walsh

Warburg Pincus LLC

Donna Sorensen & Alan Weakland

Ellyn & Brett Weisel

Sam Werboff

Sheila Williams

Maxine Wilson & Michael Dunn

Jeff Wilson

Jessica Wolfe

David Ying

Matthew Zimmerman

IN-KIND DONORS

BGCSF gratefully acknowledges these

donors who have provided donations of items and pro-bono services:

Alagem Capital Group

Sandra Angelos

Sabra & Martin Bohlen

California Department of Education

Canyon Equity LLC

The Chartres Lodging Group

Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass LLP

Duane Morris

Eric Schumacher

Photography

Ezulwini Safari

Flynn Properties, Inc.

Lauren & Jamie Ford

Golden State Warriors

Hartmann Studios

Joshua Ets-Hokin

Photography

Freada K. Klein

McKinsey & Co.

Non Plus Ultra

Noyola Piccini Group

Oracle America Inc.

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP

Pacific Nurseries

Su-Moon C. Paik & Bob Brown

Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP

Rodney Strong Vineyards

Source Planning & Construction Starwood Capital Group

Treeline Security United Airlines Inc.

Vena

Robert A. Woodall

IN HONOR OF BGCSF gratefully acknowledges the gifts made in honor of the following:

A3, R&N Hathi-Fritz

Kay Annamalai

Ashley and Claudia

Ben

Bluecrew SF

John Bower Sr.

Harry Brown

Clark Callander

Michael Castleman

Heather Childs

Peter Crawford

Orpheus Crutchfield

David Cumming

Development Team

Martha Ehmann Conte

Carlton Eichelburger

Bob Emery

Francis Farley

Figma: Give a Fig

Sam Fisher

Julie & Greg Flynn

Ali & Rocky Fried

Patricia Grant

Nicole Guido-Estrada

Molly Hale & TJ Saunders

Darren Brady Harris

Hartmann Studios

David Hayashida

Jack Hoffman

Bryan Jacobi

Neha Jogani Narang & Sameer Narang

Billy Kapelus

Joni Lachman

Jeremiah Lane

Boden Leonard

Debby Machold

Alexis & Nicholas Mersch

Rahul Misra

Simon Molesworth

Lennon Morsello

Michael Neruda

James Parker

Mary Kelly Persyn

Ruth Pforsich

Lita Quinn

Frank Reindl

Dakota Senne

Don Shaver

Meeri Shin

Oliver Stucker

Michelle Tan

Nathan Renn Tattrie

Rangachari Venkataraman

Kat Villasenor & the Mariposa Hunter Point

Yacht Club

Mike Vuong

Denise Wang-Kline

Chaka Young

Youth of the Year

Candidates

IN MEMORY OF

BGCSF gratefully acknowledges the gifts made in memory of the following:

David Ball

Leslie Barker

Harry Brown

Glen Cabral

Odis Cook, Hassie J. Cook, and Kevin J. Hawthorne

William (Bill) Croteau

Rose Cundari

Dwight & Terry Dailey

Max Falat

Don Fisher

Lauritz Holm

Laura Husting

Mark Joelson

Thomas Johnston

Norma Josephine

Stoughton

Logan Knackstedt

Mark Nicoletti

Noreen Romero

Robert Rorick

Trina Schrette

Johnny Self

Cameron Thompson

Fernando Velez De Cuenca

Annie Williams

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 $1M or more over the years, these donors have been invaluable partners in our work.

Sapna & Brandon Boze

Charles and Helen Schwab

Foundation

Crankstart Foundation

The David B. Gold

Foundation

Cathy & Sandy Dean

Dana & Bob Emery

Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr.

Fund

LEGACY

The Fisher Family

Julie & Greg Flynn

Lauren & Jamie Ford

Frank A. Campini Foundation

Ali & Rocky Fried

Gap Inc.

The Guardsmen

The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation

Karp Irrevocable 1997

Trust ◆

Koret Foundation

Amy & Drew McKnight

Stephanie & Bill Mellin

Meridee Moore

Angela Nomellini & Ken Olivier

Arthur & Toni Rembe Rock

Richard & Rhoda Goldman Fund

Rose O’Shaughnessy

Rosenberg

Saint Francis Foundation

S. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation

S.H. Cowell Foundation

Silver Giving Foundation

Elizabeth & Andrew Spokes

Kat Taylor & Tom Steyer

Diana & Steve Strandberg

Susan & David Tunnell

Laurie & Jeff Ubben

Wells Fargo Foundation

Robert Weltman

William K. Bowes, Jr. Foundation

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

Bonnie &

Dana

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 2023. 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

Anonymous

Sarita & Silvio Aguilar

Bonnie & Les Andersen

Bank of America

Sandra & Glenn Bauer

Lurline & John Bickel

Sabra & Martin Bohlen

Kristi & Wayne Bohlen

Robert Carey

Anne Simons & Michael Castleman

Edward Cohen

Heather & Rob Connolly

Mariann & Robert Connolly

Christine & Brooks

Crawford

Suzy & David Cumming

Cathy & Sandy Dean

Department of Children, Youth & Their Families

Holly & John Dissmeyer

Dodge & Cox

Tara Wilson & Carlton Eichelberger

Dana & Bob Emery

The Fisher Family

Frank A. Campini

Foundation

Ali & Rocky Fried

Kathryn Fujisaka

Gap Inc.

The Guardsmen

Guittard Chocolate Company

Jim Hall

Lynda V. Hutton

Karp Irrevocable 1997 Trust ◆

Joni Lachman

Sharon Macauley

Joan & Gordon Marks

Meridee Moore

Linda Nevin

Bea & Robert Nissenson

Angela Nomellini & Ken Olivier

Ellen & John Parsons

Arthur & Toni Rembe Rock

Betsy Friedman & Robert B. Rorick, Jr.

Carol C. Savio

Ann F. Scott

Ann J. & J. Edward Short

Silver Giving Foundation

Ana Velis & Rich Sims

Diana & Steve Strandberg

Betty & Lawrence Tomsic

Treasure Island

Development Authority

Ellyn & Brett Weisel

The William G. Gilmore

Foundation

Maxine Wilson & Michael Dunn

Jane & Doug Wolf

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

RED C - 10+ YEARS

Anonymous

Bobbi Wilson & Fernando Aguilar

Cathleen Ahearn

Amasa P. Willey Trust ◆

America’s Best Local Charities

Mette Frimodt & David Andersen

Ann & Anil Arora

Sandra Auerback

Avery-Fuller-Welch

Children’s Foundation

Jamie & Will Bartlett

Amy & Jeffrey Belkora

Carol Benz

Laura Bernabei

BlackRock

Albert Bodero

Sapna & Brandon Boze

Carole Rossi & Eugene Bregman

Ellen & John Broadhurst

Cheri & Richard Bruce

Sandy & Roger Bulosan

Lisa Moscaret-Burr & Curtis Burr

Erin & Patrick Calihan

Barbee & Bruce Callander

Barbara & John ■ Callander

Elizabeth & Clark Callander

Kristen & Gordon Cameron

Lucy Carrico & Tod Moody

Charlotte Case-Hatch & James Hatch

CBRE, Inc.

Phuong Khuu & Curtis Chan

Charles Schwab & Co.

Claudia & David Chittenden ■

Catherine & Chris Clifford

RECOGNIZING LOYAL SUPPORTERS, CONT’D.

Cohen Family Fund

Community Thrift Store

Nancy N. Conover

Donna & Terrance Costello

Jane Coté-Cook & Chris Cook

Dodie & Peter Crawford

Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP

William A. Deiss

Missy & Arthur Del Negro

Deloitte

Linda Demattei

Elizabeth & Robert Devlin

Sara & Christopher Dobson

Eastdil Secured

Edwin Callan Charitable Lead Unitrust

Environmental Resource Solutions, Inc.

The Eucalyptus Foundation

EY

Sarah Farley

Tara & Alfonso Felder

Jessica & Samuel Fisher

Jennifer Caldwell &

Julie

George H. Sandy

Kathy & James Gibson

Golden State Warriors

Goldman Sachs & Co

Golob Family Fund

Google

Judith & Thomas Gorman ■

Shelly Guyer & Tom Huntington

Haldeman Family

Marian Halley

Elizabeth Foster & Michael Harris

Judith A. Holm

The Horace W. Goldsmith

Frank W. Horst

Hudson Pacific Properties

Barbara Hughes

Gail Hunter & Nadine Glinski

Jim & Sally Shapiro Fund of the Jewish Community Foundation

Tamara Alliston &

Diane Keaton

Linda

Walter Knoepfel

Margaret & Charles

Susan & Roger Lazarus

LBA Realty

Karen Letteney

Ellen & Gavin Leung Garrett Lew

Bonnie Lindahl

Esan Looper

Tonya & Harold Love

Linda & Kevin Lynch

Douglas Mackenzie

Joseph F. Mannion

Marcum LLP

Jody & Edward Matthews

Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development

Arnold A. McClellan

Amy & Drew McKnight

Stephanie & Bill Mellin

Judith & Mark Mesinger

Jamie Moldafsky & John Snell

Richard Murphy

Martina & Tom Murphy

Marcia Nakamura

Naomi & Michael Neruda

Susan & Richard Olness

Marie L. Otto

Kelly & Alexander Page

Su-Moon C. Paik & Bob Brown

Gail F. Paine

Eric Pettersen

Cameron Phleger & Michael Horwitz

Elaine & Don Raboin

Samia Rashed

Nora & Peter Ratto

Louise & Paul Renne

Sallie & John Robey

The Roeder Family

Lisa Rosete

Joseph P. Russoniello

Doreen & Tom Rylander

San Francisco Unified

School District

Norman Schlossberg

Carrie Schwab Pomerantz & Gary Pomerantz

Stephen Schwarz

Jennifer & Don Shaver

Leroy Sims

Jennifer Snyder

Andrew Sohn

Laura & Greg Spivy

Elizabeth & Andrew Spokes

Sports Basement

Dan Springer

Jennifer Steinmann & Alexei Yaroshenko

Georgia Stevens

Elizabeth & James Steyer

Kristen Stotts

Strada Investment Group

Will J. Strickland

Patricia Stroud

Wendy & Greg Suhr

Amy & Alex Tamburro

TEF Design

Spencer G. Tolliver

Tamera Avery & Doug Tom

TPG

Constance Tuller

Susan & David Tunnell

United Airlines Inc.

Leon Van Steen

Brenda & Andrew Vingiello

Visa

Grace & Steven Voorhis

Ethel Wallace & Nadine Devost

Eileen M. Wampole

Denise Wang-Kline & Robert Kline

Stephanie & John Warren

Wells Fargo Bank

Robert Weltman

Wetherby Asset Management

Diane B. Wilsey

X Corp.

Thomas Yaussy

GREEN C - $5+ YEARS

Anonymous

Nancy & Douglas Abbey

Amelia & Nicholas Aitken

Katharine Albright & Jake Schatz

AmazonSmile

Ameriprise Financial

Apple

Darin Archer

Emily Pearl & Chad Arkoff

ASD | SKY

AT&T Corporation

Sejal Patel & Sanjay Banker

Jennifer Moses & Ron Beller

Rodney Bessolo

Susan Blomberg

Carolyn Boak

Bobbie Wilson and Trina Schrette Charitable Fund

Celeste & Michael Bobroff

Maria Pao Khuth Bolin & Ryan Bolin

Mary Bower

Robert F. Bradford

Teresa Briggs

Lisa Patel & William Buck

Ha Bui

BXP

Lynn & Peter Callander

Elizabeth Clark & Steve Camahort

Chris Canoles

Margaret & Less Chafen

Tanda Neundorf & Leslie Chard

Donna Chazen

Chevron Corporation

Heidi Coffer & Patrick Wilkinson

Christine Costa

Costco Wholesale

Corporation

Robert R. Cote

Philip Crawford

Paige & Michael Crist

Orpheus Crutchfield

Howard Dallmar

Dan & Stacey Case Family

Foundation

Vera C. De Martini

Holly & Michael Depatie

Morgan Dickerson

John Dierke

Lauren & Matthew Dillard

Dolphin Youth Swim

Program Fund

Julian Doss

Barbara Duty

Rebecca & Nicholas Eaton

Kim Eayrs-Costa & Louie Costa

David Eckles

Hans M. Esguerra

Ellen Farre

Alison & Seth Ferguson

Courtney Benoist & Jason Fish

Lauren & Jamie Ford

Leslie Freund

Elise & Tully Friedman

Adam Frymoyer

Linda & Vince Galea

Alan Gee

David Gilliam

Carrie & John Goodman

Tim Grace

Eleanore & Burton

Greenberg

Lauren & Jason Greenfield

Deborah Greiff

Mary & Alan Grinberg

Nicole Guido-Estrada

Melinda Haag & Chuck Fanning

Molly Hale & Thomas

Saunders

Nyesha Hamilton

Stephanie DiMarco & Jim Harleen

Sheri & Peter Harris

Barbara & William Hazen

Nancy & George Hecht

Constance Heldman & Hal Mooz

Lars Hellerslien

Matthew Henry

Kate Hoffman

Robert Hogan

Karina Hou

Liz Hume & Jay Jacobs

Daniel Hwang

Diana Hwang

J.P. Morgan Private Bank

Pagerie & Bryan Jacobi

Joanna Jhanda

Neha Jogani Narang & Sameer Narang

Meshell D. Johnson

Susan Kahn & David Kaskowitz

Virginia & John Kavanaugh

Christine Kerns

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Jennifer & Patrick Kiss

PwC has supported BGCSF since 2000. PwC supports our youth through direct engagement. Employees participate in annual career exposure events, they volunteer individually, and the firm provides generous financial support. 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.

Anonymous

Bobbi Wilson & Fernando Aguilar

Shirley Anderson

Emily Pearl & Chad Arkoff

Ann & Anil Arora

Barbara and Gerson Bakar

Foundation

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

Phuong Khuu & Curtis Chan

Jennifer Tye & Nate Chang

Heather Childs & Addison Thompson

Catherine & Christopher

Clifford

Cohen Family Fund

Pamela Wong Kline & Terry Kline

Koret Foundation

KPMG LLP

Melissa & Ben Kremers

Barbara Krusi

Jill Kuper

Christine & Todd Lachman

Naomi & Jeremiah Lane

Lucinda Lee Katz

Marilyn & Jerry Levine

Liberty Mutual

Christine & Andrew Light

Cheryl Frank & Michael Linn

Donna Logan

DeAda & Henry Mally

Jennifer Gosselin & Reed Maltzman

Suzzane & Bard Mansager

Susan Margolis

Adriana Marquez

Kyle McAndrews

Barbara & Christian McEldowney

Christney & William McGlashan

McKinsey & Company

Ariele Taylor & John McManus

Thayer & Philip Meicler

Margaret Meyerhofer

Dodie & Peter Crawford

Orpheus Crutchfield

Suzy & David Cumming

Dan & Stacey Case Family Foundation

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

The Herbst Foundation

The Horace W. Goldsmith

Foundation

Gail Hunter & Nadine Glinski

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

Alex & Kevin Marchetti

Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development

Arnold A. McClellan

Amy & Drew McKnight

Thayer & Philip Meicler

Stephanie & Bill Mellin

Jennifer Millet & Lee Smith

Jamie Moldafsky &

Microsoft Corporation

Jennifer Millet & Lee Smith

Hadley Moloney & John Abelt

Loren Mooney

Ruthanne Morentz

Eric Mori

Nancy & The Honorable

Philip Moscone

Deirdre Moy

John Murray

Elaine & Maxwell ■ Myers

Brian Nash

Jennifer Chan & Thomas Neu

James O’Donnell

Britt & Luke Ogelsby

Arne Olson

The Olympic Club

Anh Oppenheimer

Charlene & Leo Ott

Richard C. Otter

Eleanor Bigelow & Thomas Paper

Anne & Michael Parish

Robert Park

Jeannette & Scott

Paul

Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP

Christopher Pederson

Robin Peeples

PG&E Corporation

Donald S. Piombo

Margot Golding & Michael Powers

Charlotte Haas Prime & Josh Prime

Prometheus

Courtney Klinge & Eric Prosnitz

Putnam Investments

PwC

Nancy & Alan Raznick

Reardon Heights Associates, L.P.

Michelle Leitzke & Andrew Rich

Christine Riley

Amy & Gordon Ritter

Louisa Ritter

RMLow Foundation

Philip Robb

Louise Rogers & Roger Miller

Julie & James Rooney

Ropes & Gray LLP

Jo-Ann Rose

Anne Thorson & Peter Ross

Karen Roye

Christopher Ruhl

Paul Sack

Salesforce.com

San Francisco Arts

Commission

Susan & Michael Sartor

Naomi

Julie

Angela Nomellini &

Cameron

Courtney

Karen

Helen &

Jennifer

Missy

Robert

Laura

Dan

Jennifer

Diana &

Wendy &

Amy

Susan &

Irvenia

Harper Matheson & Robert Schiff

Ladan & Warren Schlichting

Laura & James Schlueter

Karen Levesque & Matthew Schwartz

The Shepard Milner

Wardlaw Foundation

Meeri Shin

Marilyn Shipp

Ashley Simmons

Ali & Brad Singer

Sixth Street

Staci & R. James Slaughter

Susan & Tom Smegal

Gerri D. Smith

Michael Smith

Robert F. Smith

Gayle & Bruce Snyder

Linda Snyder

Tracy & Jim

Snyder-Costigan

Kelann Stewart

Sterling Storm

David H. Strasburg

Swift Real Estate Partners

Ellen Takayama

Jill M. Thomas

Tina & David Thomas

TMG Partners

Lawrence Townsend

TP ICAP

Sarah

Donna

Jean

Melissa

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.

2022-2023 FINANCIAL REVIEW

OUR LEADERSHIP

BOARD CHAIR

Sanjay Banker

VICE CHAIR

Brandon Boze

PRESIDENT

Rob Connolly

BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Fernando Aguilar

Chad Arkoff

Ann Arora

Will Bartlett

Mick Bobroff

Marty Bohlen

Maria Bolin

Derick Brown

Bruce Callander

Lucy Carrico

Curtis Chan

Nate Chang

Heather Childs

Chris Clifford

Peter Crawford

Orpheus Crutchfield

David Cumming

Matt Dillard

Bob Emery

Julie Flynn

Jamie Ford

Rocky Fried

Jamie Gersch

Elena Gomez

Gary Guittard

Melinda Haag

Dennis Herrera

Gail Hunter

Bryan Jacobi

Neha Jogani Narang

Jennifer Kiss

Melissa Kremers

Jeremiah Lane

Lucinda Lee Katz

Gina Lytle

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