Providing the support

at-risk youth need to thrive.

BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF THE PENINSULA

2012 AnnuAl RepoRt

Great Futures Start Here

OPPORTUNITY

2 Letter from Board Chairs and Executive Director

5 Boys & Girls Clubs of the Peninsula: Our Mission

7 Closing the Gap: Our Approach

9 Supporting the Whole Child

10 A Sense of Belonging

11 Creating Connections

15 Providing a Path

16 Encouraging a Voice

18 Adobe Youth Voices Digital Arts Academy

21 The Heart of BGCP

22 School-Based Partnerships

24 By the Numbers

25 Beyond the Numbers

26 In Appreciation of our Donors

35 BGCP Board

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Table of

ContenTs

Dear partners and friends:

Every day at Boys and Girls Clubs of the Peninsula

(BGCP), we challenge our members to stretch, to

grow, and to imagine the possibilities their futures

may hold. And we expect no less from ourselves.

As an organization we continually ask: “How can

we continue to evolve to best meet the needs of

our community’s most underserved children?”

BGCp is growing every day. In 2012 BGCP

continued to close the opportunity gap. We grew

in both breadth and depth serving more children

and expanding and improving programs. We

delivered on the promise to help our members

develop the academic and life skills they need to

graduate high school, prepared for college or

career. In an area where 50% of children drop out

of high school, we are significantly helping our

members develop a sense of purpose and gradu-

ate with a plan.

At our nine sites in East Palo Alto, Redwood City

and eastern Menlo Park, BGCP provided 1700

children with consistent mentorship, academic

instruction, enrichment programs and a safe,

inspiring place to learn and grow.

Vital to our expanding impact is our continued evo-

lution from an after-school provider to an extended

learning day partner. BGCP has expanded our

collaborations with area schools and families. We

deepened our relationships with Ravenswood City,

Redwood City and Sequoia Union school districts

and with Taft, Belle Haven, Brentwood, Hoover,

McNair, and Menlo-Atherton schools. These school-

based partnerships continue to get stronger each

year and the demand continues. By providing

elementary through high school students with on-

site academic and enrichment opportunities, and

engaging parents in their children’s education, we

strengthen the fabric of the communities we serve.

For the first time ever, we added a full-time staff

member at Menlo-Atherton High School to focus

on the growing needs of our high school students.

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from our

bOard anD execUTive DiReCtOr

We are thrilled to report that our summer learning

academy was stronger than ever. We expanded our

model from serving 400 to 800 students. Working

with the Sobrato Family Foundation, Ravenswood

Education Foundation, schools and community-

based organizations, we provided a quality and

targeted summer learning experience that increased

summer learning hours and academic instruction.

For the first time ever, we had a dedicated teen

center with academic programming and a strong

career exposure track.

In 2012 we strengthened our organization’s

capacity and infrastructure by creating key roles

in curriculum, program strategy and development,

as well as essential school site and clubhouse

program positions. More mentors and volunteers

committed time to our children than ever before.

Thanks to our partnerships with schools and school

districts, and to all of the foundations, corporations,

and individuals who support our work, we had a very

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successful year. All of us at BGCP, and especially

the children you help serve, want you to know that

your support is vital and hugely appreciated.

We look forward to 2013. And we promise to

continue our commitment to provide the at-risk

youth of our community with the academic and

life skills they need to graduate from high school

ready for college or career.

With gratitude,

Anni Gandolfo, Board Chair

Rob Burgess, Board Chair

Peter Fortenbaugh, Executive Director

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BGCp is opportunity. For our area’s most underserved youth, from Kinder-

garten through high school, it’s dance, digital arts and poetry. It’s tutoring

and mentorship and academic rigor. It’s trust between caring adults and

kids who need someone to turn to. It’s inspiration. And a safe haven.

At our clubs, school sites and summer academies, possibilities take

shape. Children realize what creative, strong, intelligent individuals they

are. They receive the opportunities and support so many of us take for

granted. Opportunities which for them, when given, can be a doorway

to their dreams.

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boYS aND GIrlSClubS of THe

PenINsULA

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Even in the heart of Silicon Valley, we are facing a dropout crisis. BGCP is

taking action to reverse this crisis now.

Children in our poorest neighborhoods don’t lack intelligence.They don’t

lack creativity, curiosity, or desire. What they lack is opportunity. And as

long as the opportunity gap exists, the achievement gap will too.

We implement those proven social and academic interventions that most

impact a child’s success in school and in life. For 1700 children in our

area’s most challenged neighborhoods, our summer academies, three

clubhouses and six school sites provide:

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CloSING

The gAP

Social & emotional learning

• Extendedlearningday

• Summerinstructiontoavoid “summer slide”

• Smallgroupinstruction

• Individualcasemanagement

• Enrichmentclassesthat inspire a love for learning

Academic Support

• Unrelentingcultureofhigh expectations

• Asenseofbelonging

• Positiverolemodelsandpeer groups

• Longterm1:1mentorship

• Extracurricularactivitiesand exposure

• Parentalinvolvementand education

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With patience and tenacity, BGCP tends to the needs of the entire child:

academic, physical, social, and emotional, so he or she can thrive.

The current crisis in K-12 education

is the civil rights issue of our time.

If I can look at your zip code and tell

if your child is going to get a good

education - is the American dream

still possible? Since our founding,

education has been the most impor-

tant mechanism used by our children

to change their circumstances and

achieve their dreams. BGCP only

furthers those dreams for our chil-

dren by providing mentors, opportu-

nities, and a safe place for children

to learn and grow. As a country, we

must embrace this crisis, demand

change, and support entities like

BGCP that are working to make a

difference in the lives of our children.

Dr. Condoleezza Rice, former Secretary of State, BGCP Advisory Board Member

SupporTING THe

WhOLe ChIlD

BGCP is a place for children to belong. It’s a road for them to walk,

hand-in-hand, with adults who mentor, who challenge, who inspire,

and who harness potential. We show young people that they are

worthy and capable. Under BGCP’s consistent care our members

come to understand that they are not alone, but surrounded by peers

and adults who support their success, and who will stand by them

as they progress towards a bright future.

belONGinG

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Mentorship is the critical thread that runs through all the opportunities

BGCP provides. We believe that these long term, one-on-one relationships

between children and caring adults are what make the difference in a child’s

transformation. These personal ties instill a deep sense of belonging, and

are instrumental in keeping kids connected, confident and on track.

Ms. Chillin’ is like my second mom. She’s someone I can trust, and

who cares about me. She helps me with schoolwork and with life.

She helped me discover my hidden talent for building.

When I first came to the club I was a kid who really didn’t know what

I wanted to do or what I wanted to be. I cared about school, but it

wasn’t a big priority. Now for me education comes before anything in

life. Getting a scholarship to college is my first priority; I want to be

an engineer. I know now education can take you places.

Amani Kapuya, Member East Palo Alto Clubhouse on his mentor Cherie Nelson-Kabba or Ms. Chillin’, Performance and Digital Arts Director, East Palo Alto Clubhouse

CreaTING

CoNneCTiONs

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“Before anything it’s about building one-on-one relationships. Then trying to find that x-factor. That special innate talent that is unique to every child. And if you can find it and develop it, they can take off.”

Cherie Nelson-Kabba, or Ms. Chillin’, BGCP mentor

“At BGCP, we start talking with kids about college and careers in Kindergarten. We want to paint a picture of a future that is different than what they see around them.”

Tracy Koon, BGCP Board Member and mentor to Nancy Orocio

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BGCP inspires a vision for the future. We show children a way forward.

At each step in a young person’s development, BGCP is there to provide

guidance, present possibilities and ignite passions. Then together, we

develop the skills children need to succeed in school, career, and life.

nancy orocio and College Bound

BGCP means family. It’s the place where I grew as a scholar, as a

young lady, and as a passionate leader.

Years before I started thinking about college, BGCP’s College Bound

Program planted the seed; “You’re going to college. This is what it

looks like.” They exposed us to different careers, took us on college

tours and made sure I stayed on track.

According to statistics, coming from my neighborhood, I shouldn’t

be in college. But thanks to my parents, BGCP, and my mentor Tracy

Koon, I’m now a sophomore at Santa Clara University studying

Political Science. Tracy guided me through the whole process. Even

now she plays such an important part in my life. She is an advisor

and a friend. I can’t stress enough how comforting it is to know I’m

not alone, and that I’ll always have Tracy by my side.

Nancy Orocio, BGCP member since age 6, current Santa Clara University College Student

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Nancy Orocio and mentor Tracy Koon

proVIDING

a PAth

Self-expression and empowerment are at the core of BGCp’s visual

and performance arts programs. At our three digital arts studios, young

people discover themselves, and a sense of purpose. They develop crit-

ical skills applicable to academic and professional achievement. In our

Spoken Word program members create through performance art, poetry,

essays and video projects. BGCP members ha college admis-

sions and national honors because of their work in a variety of media.

They are just blessed with talent. Our job is to encourage them,

to make them feel empowered to not just take on life’s challenges

as they come, but to go out there and challenge life.

Richard Gali, Director, BGCP Adobe Youth Voices Academy

“You can come here and create, and just find yourself.” Antonette Paviera, BGCP member and performer

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eNCouraGING

A vOIce

Please view some of our member’s award winning work.

Keep Pushing

2020 vision

Peapod Diaries

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I Promise

Winner of the 2012 Intel/American Promise Alliance Award

Adobe and Microsoft donated state-of-the-art digital arts facilities to BGCP

and its members, because they know what we know. When we ignite a

young person’s passions, and support them with tangible skills, we

provide a path.

The day before my brother got shot, I promised him that I was going

to be the person that he always wanted me to be. My mentor at BGCP

is like my brother now. He helped me find my passion for music, and

to realize how important school is. I’m getting straight As now and

plan to go to college and have a career in the music industry. The

Adobe Youth Voices Academy gives us the skills for our future, and

allows us to create with purpose. I wish my brother could see me now.

Johnny Cuatianquiz, BGCP member, Redwood City

aDobe YouTH VoICeS

DIGital ArTs aCADemY

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“Creating art allows us to turn what’s going on inside, and what we see around us, into something positive. Our videos and songs talk about anti-violence, being a role model in your community, and amidst all the negativity, how to be that positive spark.”

Jose Saavedra, Former BGCP member, current staff member and mentor

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THe HearT

of bGCP

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I Solemnly Promise...

In high school...I...believe I can change the world...with all my might

In high school...I...believe I can change the world starting tonight

In high school...I...believe I can change the world despite

Despite what they print in the news

In spite of excuses I could have used

As students...we are learning to choose...

And today we choose

to invoke change...to enthuse

All youth...to win and not to lose

By making a vow...to never drop out of high school

Spoken Word excerpt, From award winning performance piece and video

created and performed by BGCP members, East Palo Alto Clubhouse

Our six school-based partnerships in three local districts broaden BGCP’s

impact. They provide kindergarten through 12th grade students on-site

extended learning days filled with academic support, tutoring, mentorship

and enrichment opportunities.

Our parent education courses, and increased parental involvement, bolster

a child’s educational success.

Working together, these collaborations strengthen the families and com-

munities we serve.

the Serrato Family on How BGCp Impacts Family and Community

When Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Barbara Boxer came to

BGCP to see the program, Joe Biden asked my daughter, Angela, what

she wanted to be when she grew up. She said, “I want to be the Presi-

dent.” And I thought, “This is my daughter. She thinks big; and I like it.”

Angela says she wants to go to Notre Dame University. I tell her

she can go wherever she wants if she works hard. And so I’m thankful

BGCP is helping her. They help with her studies, dance, violin, music,

art. She has mentors and tutors. The kids in our community get so

many opportunities at BGCP.

Maria Serrato

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SCHool-baSeD

PaRtnershIPs

On January 16th our house burned to the ground. We got so much

support from BGCP; it’s like a big family. Angela’s grades have

improved a lot thanks to BGCP. And their parent education courses

help me to be the best father I can be. We volunteer whenever

we can because they give us so much. BGCP is bringing a lot of

opportunity to the community and giving kids a chance. I think

if there were more programs like BGCP, then all the kids in the

United States could succeed. When we work together, we make

a difference for the future.

Ricardo Serrato

“I will be the first one in my whole entire family to go to University.

So that will be such a dream come true. BGCP helps everybody in

our neighborhood: our teachers, our principal, our staff, and the

students and parents too.”

Angela Serrato, 5th grader

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“The extended learning day provides invaluable benefits to our teachers, children, and families. Through BGCP, students are provided a safe space, with caring mentors, in which they can continue learning and growing.”

Tami Espinosa, Principal, Brentwood Academy

Revenue by Source

Number of Volunteers

Number of Active Members(50+ days/year)

1,339

1,523

FY09

FY10

FY11

FY12

FY13GOAL Board/PAC -12%

$808,221 Foundation -18%$1,181,211

Government -15%$984,283

Corporation -8%$526,581

Community Organization -4%$254,581

Endowment/ Fees (BGCP) -4%$260,199BGCA -2%

$135,020

Friend$2,536,18338%

0 100 200 300 400 500 600

FY13 GOAL

FY12 ACTUAL

FY11

FY10

FY09

FY08

1,608

1,705

1,760

200

298

485

473

557

600

bY THe

NUMbers

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Unlike many youth development programs, BGCP does not select the

members it serves. We are there for every child...whatever their

challenges, whatever their needs. We believe all young people can

grow to be self-sufficient, productive adults, and we stand by them all.

Send donations to:

Boys & Girls Clubs of the peninsula

401 pierce Road

Menlo park, CA 94025

Or: on-line at

www.bgcp.org

Make a difference in a child’s life. Please join us. Provide opportunity and support to our area’s most undeserved youth.

“I wholeheartedly believe that one of the main reasons I’m where I am today, or even alive today, is because of the Boys and Girls Club.”

Marcus Jackson, BGCP Athletic Director, and mentor

Photographer, including most of the images in this annual report

beYoND THe

NUMbeRs...

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$50,000-$99,999Carole and Lloyd Carney

Lydia Callaghan and Adam Weiss

Barbara and William Edwards

Farallon Foundation

Arline and Leon “Pete” Harman

House Family Foundation

The Kimball Foundation

The Laurel Foundation

Oracle Corporation

The David and Lucile

Packard Foundation

Peery Family Fund

Ravenswood Education Foundation

San Mateo County Probation

Department

Silicon Valley Social Venture Fund

Julia and Charlie Simmons

Carol and Warren Spieker

Stanford University Graduate

School of Business

$25,000-$49,999James Anderson

Christensen Family Foundation

S.H. Cowell Foundation

Annual Report Donors FY12

$100,000 and aboveAdobe

Boys & Girls Clubs of America

Jane and Rob Burgess

California Department of Education

Lisette Derouaux and Jeff Weiner

Entertainment Industry Foundation

The Fitzpatrick Foundation

Grousbeck Family Foundation

Betsy Haehl and John Kriewall

Mendelsohn Family Fund

Sally and Cap Offutt

Phyllis Moldaw, Moldaw Family

Supporting Foundation II

Rozlyn and Mervin Morris

Peapod Foundation

Peninsula Ball Foundation

Ravenswood City School District

Redwood City School District

Sequoia Healthcare District

Scout Capital

Sobrato Family Foundation

Zaffaroni Foundation

Annina Demmon

EPA Charitable Fund

Sarah and Patrick Gibbs

The Grove Foundation

Marcia and Walter Kortschak

Alexandra and Dennis Lenehan

Connie and Robert Lurie

Linda and A.C. Markkula

Carole and Robert McNeil

Francis S. North Foundation

Ana and Shervin Pishevar

Robin and Jake Reynolds

Condoleezza Rice

Linda and Dan Rosensweig

SanMateoCountyOfficeofEducation

Linda and Ted Schlein

Silicon Valley Community Foundation

Barbara and Arnold Silverman

Lisa and Matthew Sonsini

TOSA Foundation

Onnolee and Orlin Trapp

Howard and Carolee White Foundation

Marcia and Paul Wythes

$10,000-$24,999Anonymous

The Almanac Newspaper

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IN appreCIaTIoN of our

dONors

Annina Demmon

EPA Charitable Fund

Sarah and Patrick Gibbs

The Grove Foundation

Marcia and Walter Kortschak

Alexandra and Dennis Lenehan

Connie and Robert Lurie

Linda and A.C. Markkula

Carole and Robert McNeil

Francis S. North Foundation

Ana and Shervin Pishevar

Robin and Jake Reynolds

Condoleezza Rice

Linda and Dan Rosensweig

SanMateoCountyOfficeofEducation

Linda and Ted Schlein

Silicon Valley Community Foundation

Barbara and Arnold Silverman

Lisa and Matthew Sonsini

TOSA Foundation

Onnolee and Orlin Trapp

Howard and Carolee White Foundation

Marcia and Paul Wythes

$10,000-$24,999Anonymous

The Almanac Newspaper

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Jill and Bart Andre

AT&T

Tamara Barr and Craig Buchsbaum

Polly and Thomas Bredt

Julie and Jeff Brody

California HealthCare Foundation

Kathleen and Barry Carr

Cisco Systems Foundation

City of East Palo Alto

City of Menlo Park

Comcast

Holly and Michael Depatie

Drew Foundation

eBay

Facebook

Rosine and Norman Ferber

Ginn Family Foundation

Pam and Patrick Goodenough

Loren and Michael Gordon

Charmian and Lang Hilleary

Dricka and Derk Hunter

Hurlbut-Johnson Charitable Trust

Jack & Jill of America

Jaunich Family Foundation

Ann and Charlie Johnson

Tracy Koon

Nicole Lederer and Larry Orr

Clarissa and Roger Lee

Catherine Lego

Macy’s West

Shirley and Duncan Matteson, Sr.

Kelly McGowan and Tim Brady

Microsoft Corporation

Gayle Mills and Phil Haworth

Betty and Gordon Moore

Mary Ann and Raymond O’Brien

Sue and Robert O’Donnell

Dominic Orr

Susan and Lynn Orr

Simone Otus and Tench Coxe

Philanthropic Ventures Foundation

Theresia and Tim Ranzetta

Regis Management Company

Mindy and Jesse Rogers

Sand Hill Foundation

Sheryl Sandberg and David Goldberg

SanDisk

Patricia Seawell

Charlot and Dennis Singleton

TIBCO Software, Inc.

Anne and Don Vermeil

Jeanne and Leonard Ware

Dana Weintraub and Mike Callahan

Deborah and Peter Wexler

Quin and Doug Whitman

Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

Foundation

The Brin Wojcicki Foundation

Douglas Woods

$5,000-$9,999Wendy Adams and Pete Rukavina

Dorothy and Bob Bachler

Bailard

Jan and Larry Birenbaum

Bohannon Foundation

Gavin and Tricia Christensen

Anna Cook

Danford Foundation

Diana and Stephen Dohrmann

Dana and David Doolin

Cathy Friedman Duane and Jon Duane

Elizabeth and Bruce Dunlevie

Alisa and John Ferrell

Eugene Frantz

Penny and Greg Gallo

Michael Grimes

Pamela and Michael Gullard

Shirley and Harry Hagey

Charlotte and John Holland

Sally and Tim Howard

Infiniti

Sue and Kurt Jaggers

Kathy and Robert Jaunich II

Walter S. Johnson Foundation

Sy Kaufman

Christina Kenrick

Pat and Gregory Krikorian

Laurie Lacob

Elizabeth and Thomas Laffont

Lakeside Foundation

LinkedIn

Chris Liotta

Lisa and David Mooring

Bette Moorman

Lavon and Dean Morton

Connie and Bill Ring

Scandling Family Foundation

The Seiger Family Foundation

Janna and James Shennan

Anita and David Shrigley

Kaye and James Slavet

Summit Preparatory High School

Colleen and Geoff Tate

Elizabeth Webster

Johanna and Caleb Wright

$1,000-$4,999John and Heather Abbis

Judy and Doug Adams

Mark Albert

Amerigroup Foundation

Janice and William Anderson

Anonymous

Helena and Dick Babb

Terri and Tom Bailard

Mary Anne Nyburg Baker and

G. Leonard Baker, Jr.

Debbie and Steve Baloff

Barr Charitable Foundation

Dawn and Mark Bercow

La Bodeguita Del Medio

Thomas Borden

Sandra and Richard Boyce

Margaret Brandon

The Mervyn L. Brenner Foundation, Inc.

Sophie and Daniel Bromberg

Larry and Wendy Brown

Bibbits and Wayne Brown

Carol and John Bulkeley

Terri and Henry Bullock

Shawn and Brook Byers

California Pizza Kitchen

The Capital Group Companies

Charitable Foundation

Barbara and Timothy Carman

Ronald Castellino

Martha and Paul Chamberlain

Estella Chan and Brian Jackson

Dianne and Jeff Child

Rebecca and Bud Colligan

Cornerstone Research

Joseph Costello

Cramblit Family Foundation

Kim and Todd Crockett

Barbara and Charles Demmon

Marguerite Dey

Ann and John Doerr

Phyllis and William Draper

Katie and Tom Eggemeier

Shirley Ely

Emmett W. MacCorkle, Inc.

Ericsson

Patricia and Jarold Evans

Hedy and Chris Eyre

Farm Rich

Ferrari Family Foundation

Ford Land Company

Molly and Scott Forstall

Constance and William Fortenbaugh

Sidney E. Frank Foundation

Julia Freda-Eskenazi and

Amir Bassan-Eskenazi

Rebecca and Marc Friend

Lisa and Jack Fuchs

Pat and Terry Fuqua

Andrea and Steve Gandolfo

Elisabeth and Marcel Gani

Gap Foundation Gift Match Program

Nicole Garratt and Charles Schulman

Daniela Gasparini and Alyn Beals

The Carl & Celia Berta Gellert

Foundation

Molly and Ned Gibbons

Barbara and John Glynn

William Gordon

Grousemont Foundation

Baquera Haidri and Mark Paskin

Deborah and Russell Hall

Hope and Osborne Hardison

Jody and Donald Harrier

Constance Heldman and Hal Mooz

Anita and Ira Hermann

Alan Herzig

Margaret and Harvey Hinman

Richard Hoertkorn

Audrey Hogan

Susie and Gary Hornbeek

Felicia and Benjamin Horowitz

Lily Hurlimann and James Bassett

Intel Corporation

William Isackson

Jockers Family Foundation

Catherine and Franklin Johnson

Foundation

Kathryn Jones

Joy Family Foundation

Janet Kanios

Beverly Ann Kiltz

Gail and Fred Kittler

Linda and John Knoll

Tong and Brian Kobilka

Lauren and Brad Koenig

Amy and Tim Kunihiro

Joan Lambert and Mark Silverman

Joan Lane

Ray Lane

Tony Lautmann

Martha Lee

Emily Leisy

Kim and Tom LeMieux

Leslie Family Foundation

Ginger and Douglas Levick

Becky Long and Ken Hirsch

Nancy and Torstein Lund

Shawn and Douglas MacKenzie

Amy and Richard Magnuson

Melody and Chris Malachowsky

Jill and Deane Malott

May Family Foundation

Debra and Brant McCall

Malcolm McGinnis

Kay and Arthur McIntosh

Milbrey McLaughlin and Lawrence Klein

Michele and John McNellis

Mary Meeker

Linda and Anthony Meier

Kay Melchor

Elyce Melmon

Menlo Park Live Oak Lions Club

Leslie and Matt Mayerson

Lee Michelson

Carolyn and Marvin Miller

Katie and Scott Mitic

The Morton Foundation

Eric Muller

Museum of Science

Susan and Frank Myers

Thuy Nguyen

Matilda Nieri

Northrop Grumman Corporation

Rachel and Matt Ocken

Jill and Geoff Parker

Mary and Jeff Pickard

Tori and Thomas Pickett

Blair Porteous

Project Access, Inc.

Paula and Michael Rantz

Rosemary Remacle

David Richey

Ashley and Ren Riley

Robert Rodert

Elizabeth Ross

Michael Ross

Ross Stores, Inc.

Marie Russell Memorial Fund

Kim and Bruce Sachs

Sarah and Greg Sands

Karen and Steve Schultz

Charles Schwab Foundation

Seiler LLP

Ann and Edwin Seipp

Cynthia and Bruce Sewell

Laurie and Rod Shepard

Silicon Valley Prayer Group

Ellen and David Siminoff

Diane and Peter Sonsini

Harise and Peter Staple

Stellar Solutions Inc.

Sterling Stamos Capital

Management, L.P.

John Straubel

Michael Sweeney

Jocelyn and Dan Swisher

Shimokawa Takeshi

Patricia and Mark Thompson

Connie and Eric Tiegel

Kelli and Steffan Tomlinson

Margaret and Jack Tormey

Darlene and Larry Tripplett

Nathan Tsoi

Chrissy and John Twichell

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Eric Muller

Museum of Science

Susan and Frank Myers

Thuy Nguyen

Matilda Nieri

Northrop Grumman Corporation

Rachel and Matt Ocken

Jill and Geoff Parker

Mary and Jeff Pickard

Tori and Thomas Pickett

Blair Porteous

Project Access, Inc.

Paula and Michael Rantz

Rosemary Remacle

David Richey

Ashley and Ren Riley

Robert Rodert

Elizabeth Ross

Michael Ross

Ross Stores, Inc.

Marie Russell Memorial Fund

Kim and Bruce Sachs

Sarah and Greg Sands

Karen and Steve Schultz

Charles Schwab Foundation

Seiler LLP

Ann and Edwin Seipp

Cynthia and Bruce Sewell

Laurie and Rod Shepard

Silicon Valley Prayer Group

Ellen and David Siminoff

Diane and Peter Sonsini

Harise and Peter Staple

Stellar Solutions Inc.

Sterling Stamos Capital

Management, L.P.

John Straubel

Michael Sweeney

Jocelyn and Dan Swisher

Shimokawa Takeshi

Patricia and Mark Thompson

Connie and Eric Tiegel

Kelli and Steffan Tomlinson

Margaret and Jack Tormey

Darlene and Larry Tripplett

Nathan Tsoi

Chrissy and John Twichell

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Sue Valeriote and Ken Goldman

Karen and Blake Vesey

Diana Walsh and Kent Walker

Linda and Tom Walsh

Gene Washington

Jack Watkins

Adrienne and Dave Weil

Joseph Welsh

WestEd

Arleene and Richard Wilkolaski

Susan and Scott Wills

Kristen and Matt Wilsey

Liz and Larry Wiseman

Brenda and Wade Woodson

DeAnn and Paul Work

Kim Young and John Moragne

Sally and James Young

Gail and James Young

William Younger

The Zaffaroni Foundation

Marie and John Zderic

$500-$999Catherine Abbe and Bob Gallagher

Meredith Ackley and Eric Salvatierra

Amy Adams-Harding and Peter Harding

Aaron Appelt

Virginia Atkinson

Alison Augustin

Tracey and Brian Avery

Cecile Babcock and Herbert Fockler

Bank of America Charitable Foundation

Marianne Barulich

Jessica and Andrew Beebe

Janet and James Bochnowski

Paul Boerner

Fredrick and Carine Bolander

Kim and Carlos Bolanos

Christopher Boyatt

Kirsten and Andrew Braccia

Faith Braff

Daryl Camarillo

Marion and Raymond Christensen

Christine and Michael Clarke

Susan Colb

David Cost

Shirley Dawson

Allison and Byron Deeter

Amy Delson

James V. and June P. Diller Family

Foundation

Jennifer and Leonard Dulski

Ernst & Young

Fat Tire Foundation

Elizabeth and Sean Fee

Cynthia and William Floyd

Debbie and George Foster

Laura and John Foster

Heike and Markus Fromherz

Cristina Garelli

Sissy and Theodore Geballe

Maria and Mark Geenen

Christine Gipps

Walter Girdlestone

Kate Godfrey

Good Tidings Foundation

Jan and Dave Graber

Noa Grant

Jeanne Gressens

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Mervin G. Morris

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Jeff Weiner

Alejandro C. Zaffaroni

“When I meet with the students at BGCP’s Sobrato Summer Academy, so engaged and fired up about learning, my first thought is: ‘Every one of these children deserves a fair shot.’ We need to invest in that amazing untapped potential, for business, for struggling communities and for kids.”

John Sobrato, Funder BGCP Sobrato Summer Academy

401 Pierce Road Menlo Park, CA 94025

(p) 650-646-6140 (f) 650-322-9042

www.bgcp.org