2012 Annual ReportBay Area Chapter

Mission Statement

The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates humansuffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the

power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.

Principles of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Network

Humanity • Impartiality • Neutrality • Independence • Voluntary service • Unity • Universality

© 2012 The American National Red Cross

Harold BrooksPresident and CEO

A Message from the Chairman and CEO

We are very excited about the coming year and the work we have ahead of us to make the BayArea the most resilient community in the nation. The American Red Cross Bay Area Chapterentered new territory this past year in transforming the way we operate—establishing a neworganization that is more efficient and able to serve our mission as smartly as possible.

At home, we rolled out Ready Neighborhoods, a four-year plan to create disaster-ready communitiesthroughout the Bay Area. With publicity, events, and training, we aim to ensure individuals will beprepared to take care of themselves and their neighbors in the event of an emergency. We are alsotraining organizations to mobilize as shelters. The initiative is in partnership with PG&E.

We have endured constant changes in the past 12 months as the Red Cross consolidated manysupport functions and retooled our Health & Safety program offerings to make them morecompetitive and turn them into a reliable source of income for the Red Cross.

It has not been simple or easy, but I am proud of the group of amazing people in this room–as wellas our nearly 2,000 volunteers, our employees, our colleagues in the other three chapters in ourregion, and our partners for weathering these changes with grace and good humor.

There is guaranteed more change on the way but I do believe these changes will help us to betterdeliver on the promise of the Mission of the Red Cross: “to prevents and alleviate human suffering inthe face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.”

We need all of you to continue to help us to ensure the Bay Area Chapter and the entire Gatewayto the Golden State Region continues to lead the nation with four strong chapters who deliver the best disaster relief services and innovative disaster readiness programs that set the bar for other communities.

As we reflect on the past year, we want to express our gratitude to the volunteers, donors, andpartners who make the work of the Red Cross possible. In the coming year, we will continue toreach out to Bay Area communities, ensuring we are all ready for the next disaster.

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You Make It Possible

Our work is made possible by our 4,021 volunteers.

The American Red Cross Bay Area Chapter provides vital services to the Bay Areacommunities 365 days a year—from responding to home fires in local neighborhoodsto teaching first aid and CPR to community groups.

We’re able to provide these services thanks to a corps of 4,012 dedicated volunteers and the generosity of our donors. The American Red Cross puts these donations togood use. We are proud to tell donors that we invest an average of 91 cents of everydollar in humanitarian services and programs, well above the industry standard.

How do we do it? By practicing what we preach: preparedness. We train our volunteers.We plan ahead for the types of disasters that strike in our community. And we trainindividuals, businesses and community groups so that they too can be prepared.

The American Red Cross of Bay Area Chapter serves the communities of Alameda,Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, San Mateo, and Solano counties. In this report, which covers fiscal year 2012 (July 1, 2011 — June 30, 2012), you will learn about how we help our neighbors down the street, across the country and around the world.

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Down the Street

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House Fires to Earthquakes

Telegraph Avenue Apartment Fire

We’re ready to respond to disasters seven days a week, 365 days a year in ourcommunity, providing shelter, food, clothing and emotional support at no cost to those in need. The Bay Area Chapter is part of a nationwide network of Red Cross regions that work together to respond to large-scale relief efforts.

San Bruno Recovery and Resource Center OpensThe Bay Area Chapter continues to support those affected by the San Bruno Explosionon September 9, 2010. As immediate needs were being met, the Red Cross beganworking with the City of San Bruno and key partners to establish the San Bruno Recovery and Resource Center. The 4,200-square-foot center, located on San Mateo Avenue opened July 1, 2011 and is still open.

Local ResponsesThe most common disaster our Red Cross volunteers respond to are home fires. On average, the Chapter responds to a home fire every other day. Although these fires don’t typically make the news as hurricanes or other large-scale events do, they are devastating for those who have suddenly lost their homes, possessions and sense of security.

In fiscal year 2012, the Bay Area Chapter assisted 1,066 community members/families affected by fires and other local disasters.

The Bay Area Chapter also teaches families, organizations, and corporations how to be prepared for emergencies through free educational presentations. Last year 102,186 people attended community disaster education and preparedness programs.

Preparing for the UnexpectedEvery year, the Bay Area Chapter teaches people the lifesaving skills they need to protect themselves and their families, including first aid, CPR and water safety.

We offer these trainings in multiple ways: online training, traditional classroom settings and full-service courses where we bring the training to your workplace or organization.

Last year, 54,205 individuals learned critical skills through Red Cross courses:• 28,263 people enrolled in first aid/CPR/AED• 24,347 people enrolled in water safety/aquatics• 1,595 people enrolled in other health and safety courses

American Red Cross Bay Area Chaptervolunteers responded to the TelegraphAvenue Apartment fire in Berkeley onNovember 29, 2011.

The fire began in the basment and quicklyspread to the roof of the four-story building.Volunteers worked out of a Red Cross mobilefeeding unit, providing hot beverages to theevacuees of the apartment as well as the firstresponders at the scene.

Serving the Military, Their Families and Veterans

Connecting with Military

The Red Cross Bay Area Chapter gives support to active-duty military members, National Guard and Reserve members, veterans and their families. We provide pre-deployment briefings, called ‘Get to Know Us Before You Need Us,’ and connect families with needed resources when their loved ones are deployed.

Deployed service members also count on us to deliver emergency messages, such asnotification of an illness or death in the family. Military families rely on these verifiedcommunications, which help commanders decide when to grant leave. We also providesupport for the sick and wounded at military and veterans hospitals and assistance inobtaining emergency financial support.

During FY12, the Chapter:• Briefed 9,920 families through the ‘Get to Know Us Before You Need Us’ program• Provided 770 services to military members, veterans and families, including emergency communications

The Red Cross partnered with Pitney Bowes, a mail stream technology company, to collect and distribute holiday cards for American service members, veterans, and their families in the United States and around the world. In the Bay Area more than two dozen volunteers help sort, bundle, box, and deliver 12,000 cards to military members, veterans, and their families.

Blood—Making Sure It’s AvailableWe supported the efforts of the American Red Cross Northern California BloodServices Region, which processes, tests, and safeguards blood collected from donors in communities in Alameda and Contra Costa counties and distributes nearly 65,000 units of lifesaving blood to 20 hospitals.

As an American Red Cross youthvolunteer in the Bay Area, Monique Tran did not know that one day she might come to rely on the services the organization provides to members of the military. Army Specialist Tran was one of 300 military service members and their families in a Red Cross pre-deployment briefing in advance of an upcoming deployment to Afghanistan.

Local Efforts, Global Reach

Childhood Friends Reunite

As part of a worldwide humanitarian network, the Bay Area Chapter works to deliverinternational humanitarian aid in the wake of disasters; prevent disease and teachpreparedness; reconnect families separated by armed conflict; and educate the publicabout International Humanitarian Law.

Here in the Bay Area Chapter, we —• Enrolled 520 people in International and Humanitarian Law and other courses• Provided 20 international tracing services

The American Red Cross was one of the largest private, international contributors to the Japan Earthquake and Pacific Tsunami response, raising more than $312 million. More than $30 million in donations to the American Red Cross came from the generous donors throughout the Bay Area, Monterey Bay Area, Santa Cruz County, and Silicon Valley Chapters.

Responding to Community NeedsIn 2012, 48 Red Cross Clubs operated in local elementary, junior high, high schools, and colleges. In all, we had 1,750 youth volunteers across the Bay Area bringing the Red Cross mission to the next generation.

Another major community outreach program this year was PG&E Ready Neighborhoods, a four-year plan to create disaster-ready communities throughout the Bay Area. PG&E donated $2.5 million to this initiative in March, which will beused in education and awareness campaigns throughout the Bay Area and Northern California.

When Gunter Ullmann fled Nazi Germany for Shanghai almost 75 years ago, he thought it was the last time he would see his childhood friend Elfriede Hubner.

With help from the Red Cross, Ullmann, a 64-year San Francisco resident and Hubner, who lives in Schwabisch Hall, a little more than one hour’s drive from where the two grew up, had a chance to share a lifetime worth of memories and meet each other’s families in Germany.

The reunion, which has been 10 years inthe making, started with a tracing requestplaced at the American Red Cross’ EasternMassachusetts Chapter.

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Through a network of more than 500 chapters, 36 blood services regions and a presence on military installations across the country, the American Red Cross helps people when they need it most: when disaster strikes; when a hospital patient is in need of lifesaving blood; when a military family needs emergency assistance; and when people want to learn the skills needed to protect themselves and their family.

A Steady Presence in the StormEvery year the Red Cross helps tens of thousands of people affected by disasters in the U.S. In addition to helping the survivors of thousands of home fires each year, the Red Cross is there for people affected by floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, wildfires and other events. Red Cross workers provide critical food and shelter, but they are also there to give emotional support when people need it most.

The arrival of Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee in late summer 2011 called for an enormous Red Cross response that would eventually cover more than a dozen states along the East Coast and into New England. The Red Cross mobilized nearly every emergency response vehicle east of the Rocky Mountains, moved tens of thousands of prepackaged meals into affected areas and deployed disaster workers.

Multiple states were ravaged by wildfires in fiscal year 2012, including Texas, Colorado,New Mexico, Montana and Utah. In each case the Red Cross provided shelter, meals and emotional support to residents as they waited for word on the fate of their homes.

Working with partners is critical in large disaster relief operations such as these. During last year’s tropical storms and wildfires, the Red Cross worked with volunteers from partner organizations such as AmeriCorps NCCC, the Southern Baptist Convention,Medical Reserve Corps and the Salvation Army to support sheltering and feeding effortsfor thousands of affected residents.

The Red Cross has made a concerted effort to strengthen its partnerships and improveits capacity to respond to disasters. One of the strongest ongoing partnerships at the Red Cross is with W.W. Grainger Inc., which helped develop the Ready When the Time Comes program. Now in its tenth year, the program has trained more than 13,000employees from 460 businesses and organizations in 52 cities to be Red Cross disaster volunteers. Over the past two years, the number of trained volunteers has doubled and the program has been established in all critical disaster zones across the country.

In the wake of Hurricane Irene, Red Crossvolunteers unload cleanup supplies for distributionto the residents of Rodanthe, N.C.

Caring for Military Families and Veterans For more than 130 years, the Red Cross has provided critical services to service members, veterans and their families. As times have changed, the Red Cross has adapted to meet evolving needs—providing training and workshops, handling emergency communications, and working at military installations and hospitals around the world.

As service members return from deployment, many realize that coming home doesn’t always go as smoothly as expected. To help ease this transition, the Red Cross offers Reconnection Workshops, presented by Walmart. This series of workshops, facilitated by licensed and specially trained Red Cross mental health volunteers, focuses on topics such as communicating clearly; exploring stress and trauma; identifying depression; relating to children; and working through anger.

The Red Cross also provides services for patients in military and VA hospitals. With help from a grant from the U.S. Department of Defense, the Red Cross distributed more than 240,000 comfort items last year—including calling cards, small games and snacks—at hospitals and medical facilities for wounded service members, veterans and their families.

Through a new partnership with the Wounded Warrior Project beginning in January 2012, the Red Cross distributed more than 1,200 transitional care packs to injured or ill service members in military hospitals in Afghanistan, Djibouti, Germany and Kuwait.

the public sent in 1.4 million cards for distribution to service members, their families and veterans around the world, bringing holiday cheer to those far from home.

Red Cross Training Saves Lives

AED, water safety and other training by updating courses, providing instruction in new areas and using the latest technology to help the public be prepared for emergencies. The Red Cross is leading the way in using the emerging power of digital technology to get information to people at the right place and time, launching its free First Aid app for iPhone and Android devices in June 2012. The First Aid app gives people instant access to information on handling everyday emergencies, and was met with rave reviews.

Last year, the Red Cross trained more than 250,000 lifeguards and lifeguard managers, protecting swimmers and bathers at pools, waterparks and waterfronts across the nation and on military installations overseas.

updates instruction based on new science, research and best practices. In January 2012, the Red Cross released an updated Lifeguard Program, which features modern graphics, video streaming and other digital options for the student guards. It also provides scenario-based training that emphasizes critical thinking and teamwork—essential skills for every

The Red Cross supports the military and their families at home and around the world.

Training lifeguards and lifeguard managers is a key part of the Red Cross aquatics program.

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In 2011, the Red Cross celebrated the fifth year of Holiday Mail for Heroes. Members of

The Red Cross continues to build on its reputation as a top provider of first aid, CPR/

This app was the first in a series of apps to be released by the Red Cross.

The Red Cross first established water safety training nearly 100 years ago, and continually

lifeguard. The new lifeguard certification is valid for two years.

Saving Lives Every Day Today the Red Cross provides approximately 40 percent of the nation’s blood supply, and must collect around 17,000 donations each day to keep up with demand. Last year, 3.5 million people donated blood to the Red Cross, providing critical blood products to patients in need at nearly 3,000 hospitals.

The Red Cross enjoys the support of young blood donors across the country, many of whom give blood at drives held at college and university campuses. Now, thanks to the College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP), the Red Cross is able to reach an even greater number of young supporters. CAMP is an educational program that helps students from migrant and seasonal farm-working backgrounds succeed in college by helping them connect with scholarships, internships and service learning opportunities. One of those opportunities is the Cesar E. Chavez Blood Drive Challenge, which engagesLatino college students in the U.S. as campus organizers. In 2011, CAMP held 91 blooddrives with the American Red Cross, resulting in more than 5,900 donations.

Another successful collaboration kicked off in August 2011, when Keebler and the Red Cross announced a partnership that will help spread the word about how good it is to give blood.

Through the “Be a Good Cookie; Get a Good Cookie.” campaign, Keebler will donate 6 million cookies a year for a minimum of two years for Red Cross blood donor centers and blood drives. This in-kind donation will provide delicious snacks to generous blooddonors.

Young donors like this college student are vital to the blood

donor community.

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Global Reach, Global Impact

health emergencies touch the lives of millions more. Last year the American Red Cross

and other disasters in 27 countries. In addition, the American Red Cross also worked with Red Cross and Red Crescent partners around the world to build safer, more resilient communities that are better prepared for future disasters.

When widespread drought in the Horn of Africa caused crop failure, water scarcity, low food supplies, death of livestock and the migration of people throughout the region, the American Red Cross contributed $4.2 million to the global Red Cross network’s multi-country response, which provided water, food, health services and other relief supplies.

Cross also responded to Typhoon Washi in the Philippines by supporting the global Red Cross network’s response, which assisted 25,000 people with food, clean drinking water and shelter supplies.

Last year the American Red Cross helped communities in 33 countries in Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean better understand the disaster risks they face, develop action plans and identify cost-effective early warning systems to better predict and react to threats.

The American Red Cross also brought measles vaccinations and health education messages to communities around the world. As a founding partner of the Measles Initiative, the American Red Cross has supported the vaccination of more than 1 billion children against measles over the last decade, including more than 146 million last year. Red Cross volunteers played a critical role in measles vaccination campaigns by going door-to-door, reaching even remote communities, to encourage mothers to bring their children to be vaccinated.

Around the World

After Typhoon Washi damaged his home, Peter Lacarte received supplies from the Red Cross that helped him repair his house.

2012 at a Glance

• 4.4 million people received disaster assistance from the American Red Cross in coordination with its global Red Cross network partners.

• Red Cross partners and communities in 33 countries were better prepared for future disasters.

• More than 146 million children were protected against measles.

• 4,709 families turned to the

loved ones following wars and disasters.

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Each year, disasters affect hundreds of millions of people worldwide, and conflict and

helped millions of people affected by flooding, tropical storms, droughts, earthquakes

Tropical storms and flooding also caused extensive damage around the world last year.The American Red Cross responded to humanitarian needs caused by floods in 14countries, providing relief supplies, disaster specialists and financial support. The Red

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Board MembersDan AshleyABC7 News

Susan AthertonCivic Leader

Gwyneth BordenIBM

Mark L. BryggmanHP Enterprise Services

Joan CapurroBank of Marin

Gary S. CohnAmerican Technion Society

John S. CullisonBank of America Investment Services

Roberta EconomidisLaw Offices of Georgopoulos& Economidis

Scot W. FerrellMarsh Risk & Insurance Services

Joanne M. Hayes-WhiteSan Francisco Fire Department

H. Thomas HicksURS Corporation

Lixin HuangAmerican College of Tradition Chinese Medicine

Barry HuttoneBay, Inc.

Michael H. JangScientific Analysis Corporation

Hope O. JarvisThe Chubb Corporation

Laurence M. KamerGlover Clove Group

Amy LangPacific Heights Health Club

Matthew Le MerleBooz & Company (N.A.) Inc.

Kelly Bryson MurphyCivic Leader

Eleanor B. NajjarCivic Leader

Melanie NallicheriGeron Corporation

Hiromitsu OgawaCAI International, Inc.

Monica O’ReillyDeloitte & Touche, LLP

Byron H. Pollitt Jr.Visa, Inc.

Gregory Portillo, Ph.D.Holy Names University

Sylvia ReynoldsWells Fargo

Tony RodoniSalesforce

Ruth RosenbergCivic Leader

Cortes Saunders StornoCivic Leader

Theo Taft SchwabacherThe Schwabacher Group-Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

Elizabeth ShihCatholic Healthcare West

Jolinda SimMachinery Sales & Consulting, Inc.

Vince WebsterFairfield Fire Department

Keith L. WhiteGap Inc.

Geisha WilliamsPacific Gas & Electric Company

Stasha WyskielGAP, Inc.

Janice Hansen Zakin, M.D.Civic Leader

Stephen A. ZellerbachMcCutchan Publishing Corp.

Brian ZhangYouth Board Member

OfficesSan Francisco Service Center85 Second Street, 8th FloorSan Francisco, CA 94105(415) 427-8000

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Concord Service Center1300 Alberta WayConcord, CA 94521(925) 603-7400

San Rafael Service Center712 5th AvenueSan Rafael, CA 94901(415) 721-2365

Burlingame Service Center1710 Trousdale DriveBurlingame, CA 94010(650) 259-1750

Fairfield Service CenterFairfield, CA 94533(707) 438-7059

Volunteer your time and skills.Get trained In lifesaving skills.Make a financial donation.

To get started, visit us at redcrossbayarea.org.And find us on social media:

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A full statement of operating funds and functional expenses for the American Red Cross is available on redcross.org/publications.

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Across the CountryThe American Red Cross works in communities across the country to prepare for and respond to disaster; teach lifesaving skills; serve military members, veterans and their families; and provide nearly half the nation’s blood supply. As part of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent network, the American Red Cross also works to prevent and relieve suffering in countries around the world. Total contributions to the American

Nationwide Contributions to the American Red Cross Fiscal Year 2012

Corporate, foundation and individual giving $437,768,000United Way and other federated $100,227,000Legacies and bequests $94,629,000Services and materials $37,424,000

Total $670,048,000

Sources of Financial Support

In Our CommunityThe American Red Cross Bay Area Chapter is able to provide vital services to the Bay Area communities—from responding to home fires to teaching first aid and CPR—thanks to your generous contributions.

The Bay Area Chapter received $18,779,191 in total contributions for fiscal year 2012(July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012). This included: • $15,977,674 in corporate, foundation and individual giving—All charitable cash

contributions given during the year to the Red Cross, including gifts from all types of entities, for various purposes supporting the mission of the Red Cross.

• $160,239 in United Way and other federated—Funds raised for the Red Cross through United Way, Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) and other agency campaigns.

• $2,641,278 in legacies and bequests—All cash and other assets received by the Red Cross as a result of a donor’s will, trust or annuity.

• in services and materials—The valuation of non-cash donations of materials, property, equipment, office space and utilities for fixed sites, and personal services given to support the mission of the Red Cross.

Contributions to the American Red Cross Bay Area Chapter Fiscal Year 2012Corporate, foundation and individual giving $15,977,674United Way and other federated $160,239Legacies and bequests $2,641,278Services and materials

Total $18,779,191

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$250,000+

$100,000-$249,999AnonymousMrs. Deborah G. SeymourMr. and Mrs. S. Allan JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Henry D. Steier

$50,000-$99,999Anonymous (3)Mr. and Mrs. Hiro OgawaMr. Michael PringleThe Brin Wojcicki Foundation

$25,000-$49,999Susan AthertonMr. and Mrs. Peter A. DarbeeHurlbut-Johnson Charitable TrustVirginia A. and Herbert L. PeckMr. and Mrs. Byron H. Pollitt, Jr.Ms. Elizabeth L. Shih and Mr. Robert L. BennettThe Tides FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Werbe

$10,000-$24,999Anonymous (1)Bellini FoundationMr. Carl A. BergardMrs. John A. Blume, The Blume FoundationMs. Patricia R. Callahan and Mr. David DeeMr. and Mrs. Donald W. DavisBob and Suzanne GarrettThe Girdlestone FamilyMr. Eric GreenbergGreene Van Arsdale FoundationMs. Margaret E. HaasMr. Kenji IkegamiDr. and Mrs. Charles J. JacklinMr. and Mrs. Michael H. JangMrs. Harry W. JupiterMr. and Mrs. Raoul D. KennedyKennelly FamilyMs. Diana Kissil and Mr. John S. CullisonLakeside FoundationMs. Ines R. LewandowitzMr. Mark D. Matteucci and Ms. Joan FinniganMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. MendelsohnMr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. MercerMs. Eleanor B. NajjarMr. Patrick L. NolanMonica and Kevin O'ReillyMs. Mary PangMr. and Mrs. David Pastor

Ms. Celia Daniella SiroskeyMs. Cynthia ToddMr. and Mrs. Robert M. WhalenMr. and Mrs. Keith L. WhiteMs. Jennifer WolfDr. Jan H. Zakin andMr. Jonathan N. Zakin

$5,000-$9,999Anonymous (7)Mr. and Mrs. Yosh J. AminoMr. Robert W. ArmstrongThe Bear Gulch FoundationMr. and Mrs. Paul V. BennettMs. Teresa A. BowmanMs. Jody Buckley and Mr. Mark HorowitzMr. Jeffrey C. CampbellMr. Harris Weinberg and Ms. Dana A. CorvinMrs. Adele K. CorvinMr. Michael CovarrubiasMr. Thomas J. Cutillo and Ms. Priscilla A. MyrickMr. Bliss DakeMs. Nora M. Daly and Mr. Tim LinerudMr. and Mrs. Dwight W. DavisDiamantine Family FoundationMs. Pam Farr, National Chair of VolunteersMr. Scot W. Ferrell and Ms. Anna FongArthur FlegelMr. Alan C. GermainMs. Elizabeth J. GreenMr. Robert GrossmanJoanne and Peter E. Haas, Jr. FundJosephine B. Haas FundMrs. Calvin HagstromMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. HopkinsHonorary Consul General Thomas HornMr. and Mrs. John N. IannuccilloMr. and Mrs. William IsacksonMs. Mary Alice KellyMs. Jacqueline C. LaiMr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. LeungMr. Jonathan LoosMr. and Mrs. Michael P. MaherMr. Mark Maxson and Mrs. Mary M. BurchillMr. and Mrs. Bruce McElhinneyMr. Thomas K. McManus, Jr.Mrs. Kathryn Kendrick McNeilMr. Matthew MihalyMr. and Mrs. Jason MomentMr. Richard G. MurphyGertrude B. Nielsen Charitable TrustMr. Chris R. Ottenweller andMs. Barbara LoveroMr. Marc R. Packer

Judy Kirkpatrick and Roy S. PowellQvale Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. John D. RallsMr. and Mrs. Arthur E. RaviczMr. and Mrs. Frank E. RitcheyMatt and Yvonne RogersRobert RosenbergMr. Joseph SaundersMr. Kurt E. ScheerDr. Steven J. Shire and Ms. Maria Y. YangBob and Allene SielingJolinda and Douglas SimMr. Charles M. SmithCherida and Glenn SmithMr. and Mrs. Scott M. SmithMr. Kenneth T. Sproul and Mrs. Karin Eads-SproulMr. Matthew StepkaThe Swinerton FoundationMr. Michael J. Tempero and Dr. Larisa C. TemperoNancy and Michael TorresMrs. Arlene WagnerMr. Rowland WeinsteinGeisha and Jay WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Steven A. WoodMr. and Mrs. John WoodsHilltop Foundation

$2,500-$4,999Anonymous (6)Mr. and Mrs. John A. AafedtMrs. Patricia AdamsMr. Daniel L. AndradeMs. Eleanor D. BalchMr. Stephen J. BergtholdtThe Biel FoundationDr. Severin Borenstein and Ms. Margaret A. StewartMr. Lionel BrazilMr. and Mrs. Harold BrooksMr. and Mrs. Mark L. BryggmanMs. Marie A. BurkhardMrs. Anne A. ButlerMr. and Mrs. Brook S. ByersMr. and Mrs. Robert J. CapurroMr. Mats G. CarlstonMrs. Barbro L. CassmanMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. ChenMs. Annie Y. Chuang and Mr. Matthew L. BeltramoMs. Tricia ClementMr. and Mrs. Gary S. CohnMr. And Mrs. Robert H. ColemanMr. Lorenzo ColittiMs. Barbara Joyce CulpDanford FoundationMrs. Joyce M. DubayMs. Roberta EconomidisDr. Robert J. Elsen

Individual Donors

We recognize and thank the following individuals and family foundation for donations of $1,000 or more made between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012.

Mrs. Jeannik M. Littlefield

$2,500-$4,999 (cont.)Mr. Joshua P. EnsignMr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. FitzgeraldMr. Paul D. GabbardMrs. Ruth J. GanongMr. and Mrs. Stephen V. GiffordMr. Noah Goldberg and Ms. Linda FreyLisa and Douglas Goldman FundGarrett Gruener and Amy Slater Family FundMr. Brian J. Gustafson Esq.Ms. Barbara S. HagerDr. and Mrs. Sang HanMr. Doug J. HaneyMs. Teresa L. HansenMr. and Mrs. Hans F. HansenMs. Roxie HardermanMr. and Mrs. Gregory HartmanMr. and Mrs. H. T. HicksMr. and Mrs. Kazuo HiraiMr. Victor HsueMr. William HussMr. Shimon JacobsMs. Hope O. JarvisMr. David JensenMr. and Mrs. Christopher P. JohnsMr. John R. JohnsonMr. Mark B. Kay

Mr. Brad KlausMr. and Mrs. William A. KrepickMr. and Mrs. Jon R. LinMs. Katerina LinosMr. Timothy LipusMr. and Mr. Philip MadvigMary Ellen Browning Memorial Trust FundMr. Trevor Mattson-HamiltonMrs. Marion R. McConnell-Bailey and Mr. Dean BaileyMrs. Frances B. Mc CrearyMs. Brigid A. MellonMr. and Mrs. John F. MilliganMr. Alexander G. MitchellMr. Mark E. MitchellMr. and Mrs. Wing S. MokMs. Kelly D. Moran and Mr. Mark EliotMr. and Mrs. Edward B. MurphyMr. Edwin NgMr. Ross PasqualeMr. Nicholas RauMr. and Mrs. Tony RodoniMr. Edward RorerMr. Daisuke Sato and Ms. Negar JamaliMr. James B. SaxeMr. and Mrs. Gordon ScottMr. and Mrs. John SetoMrs. Patricia B. ShelineMs. Josephine H. Spivey

The Sher-Right FundMr. and Mrs. Larry L. TannahillDr. and Mrs. Mark ThompsonMr. Christopher ToulsonMr. David J. TrindallMr. Stephen J. Waterman and Ms. Paulette JohnsonMr. and Mrs. George D. WickMs. Sarah WilhelmiMr. John WinkenbachMr. Jonathan WongMs. P. Lynn WoodwardMs. Christina WuMs. Stasha WyskielMr. and Mrs. Daniel P. YeeSuet Yee Y. YipMr. Lawrence L. YouMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Zahler

$1,500-$2,499Anonymous (4)Mr. David W. Arpi and Ms. Natalie GubbMr. Andrew D. Bailey and Ms. Lauren M. PurcellMr. and Mrs. Peter L. Banchieri IIIMs. Holly BarkowMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. BaruchMrs. Helen C. BechtoldMr. Lance Berc and Ms. Rosemary SilvaMs. Catherine BergerMr. Klaus H. BerknerMr. and Mrs. Gene A. BlancMr. Robert BlandMs. Sarane T. BowenMr. and Mrs. Bernard BrasseurDr. Timothy L. Bridge, M.D. and Mr. William L. HolzemerDr. Thomas M. Brocher and Ms. Anne OkuboMr. Charles F. CampeMs. Sheila E. CauldwellMr. and Mrs. Donald ChaikenMrs. Jane P. ChamberlainMr. Sheung L. ChanMr. Alec Y. Chang Esq.Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. ChenDonald and Jennie CheuMs. Yeh Mei ChowMr. and Mrs. Raymond P. ChristensenPeng-Fei ChuangMs. Rosemary ClarkClimateworks FoundationMrs. Robyn L. ContiniMr. Patrick Corder

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Crowley, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert CypherMr. Graham B. DavisMr. and Mrs. Michael D. DeanMs. Donna DediemarMr. and Mrs. Ken DeJarnetteMr. John V. DelinderMr. Ethan D. DettmerMr. Michael E. DicksteinMs. Elizabeth G. Dmitrova-HowardMs. and Mrs. Mj V. DoddsMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. DorkingMr. Mario DottoriMs. Moira C. DowellMr. and Mrs. Gerald C. DownMs. Susan E. EasonMrs. Shirley EbbeMr. and Mrs. Philippe H. EberhardMr. Paul EnjalranMs. Katherine ErvineMs. Suzanne B. FaulknerMr. Michael FeldmanMs. Margaret M. FongMr. and Mrs. Stuart J. FreedmanMr. Gabriel I. GallareadMr. and Mrs. Joseph C. GeageaMs. Kristen L. GilGirdlestone FamilyMr. and Mrs. Sidney GoodwillMr. Jeremy J. GordonMs. Erin GoreMr. Dwight GrantMr. Richard K. GrayMr. and Mrs. Charles W. GrayMs. Martha W. GreenThe Grey Family FoundationMs. Carrie E. GrimesMr. Anthony D. M. HaWalter and Elise Haas FundMr. Michael A. HamburgMs. Judith Hammon IIIMr. and Mrs. James G. HankoMr. Richard J. HartjeMr. Robert C. HerrMs. Jade HiramotoMs. Klara HolzerMr. Chia-Pin Hsiao and Ms. Yuh J. LeeChreang ImMs. Kathryn InglinMr. Michael JaffeMr. and Mrs. Eric K. JorgensenMr. Stephen KadysiewskiSunil B. Kaja SRMr. Laurence M. Kamer andMs. Devereaux SmithMr. Kenneth KeelerMrs. Cynthia C. Kim

Individual Donors

We recognize and thank the following individuals and family foundation for donations of $1,000 or more made between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012.

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Mr. Henry B. Kistler

Mr. Stanley G. CossetteMr. and Mrs. Ronald CourtneyMarjorie and Andrew Crockett

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$1,500-$2,499 (cont.)Mr. Kenneth K. KimseuMr. and Mrs. Greg KiralyMr. Thomas R. KohutMrs. Lilah KoskiDr. Marion R. KramerMr. Sam KrausMr. and Mrs. Melvyn KraussMr. Curtis M. KroekerMs. Mei Y. KwokMr. and Mrs. Leonard E. LangMs. Nancy R. LascurettesMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. LatinoMr. and Mrs. David M. LeafMr. Frank F. LeeMr. and Mrs. George C. Lee IIMr. Samuel J. Leffler and Ms. Cynthia A. LivingstonMr. Shen LinMr. and Mrs. Torey MaglothMr. Robert A. ManildiDr. John L. ManleyMs. Doris R. MarxDr. and Mrs. George MatulaMr. John B. McConnicoP. Gail and Peter A. McIntyreMs. Lisa MerlinMr. Jon MeyerMs. Janet L. MillsMr. and Mrs. Peter W. MolloyMr. and Mrs. John Morgridge, TOSA FoundationMr. Jeffrey MottoMr. Oliver MullarneyMr. and Mrs. Ronald C. NahasMr. Ivan NaranjoMr. Paul H. OffenbacherMr. John C. Orman and Dr. Nanette OrmanDr. & Mrs. J. Nils OspensonReverend Paul E. PerryMrs. Juanita J. PetersonMr. and Mrs. Stanley F. PiersonMs. Lori D. PrinceMr. and Mrs. Michael D. ProughMr. Greg PruettMs. Karla RabuschMr. and Mrs. Mohammed RazakMs. Teresa R. ReinholdMs. Anne E. ReynoldsMr. Charles RiceMs. Barbara H. RigginsMr. and Mrs. Robert W. RyanMs. Patricia M. RyanMr. Brian M RynerMr. Jeremy T. SandmelMs. Caroline Sasseville

Ms. Cortes C. Saunders Storno and Mr. Michael D. StornoMs. Diane M. SchaeferMs. Cindy SchlaeferMr. Roy G. Schmidt and Ms. Marilyn LindvigMs. Beth SchnitzerMr. and Mrs. Hal F. SchulteMs. Theo Taft Schwabacher and Mr. Michael GallagherLyle Shlager, M.D. and Andria Langenberg, M.D.Ms. Virginia StewartThe W. Clement & Jessie V. Stone FoundationMr. and Mrs. John T. StultsMr. and Mrs. Lawrence SzeMs. Kay L. ThorntonMs. Miho TokuyamaMr. Brian ToroneMr. Thomas A. Turner and Ms. Jasmine KimMs. Joan M. UhlerMrs. Neetu VacinMr. Tony J. Van GoorMr. Philip VergheseMs. Angela VilorioMr. Scott Wachter and Ms. Barbara MalinaWdg Family FoundationMr. William C. Webster and Mrs. Kimberly M. Ginther-WebsterMr. Alex WernbergDr. and Mrs. Andrew M. WiesenthalMr. Robert L. Wilson and Ms. Clara R. MunleyMr. and Mrs. William M. WongMr. William M. WongMs. Florence C. WongDr. Christa G WulleMs. Virginia S. YeeLakshmi Kanth YerradoddiMs. Esa YuMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey ZeislerMr. and Mrs. Alex A. Ziga

$1,000-$1,999Anonymous (10)Mrs. Richard J. AbbottMr. Charles H. Jablonski and Ms. Ellen L. AckermanMs. Hakimah AdalMr. Joel A. AlbertMr. and Mrs. A. Craig AltschulerMr. and Mrs. Gene AlwardMs. Therese A. AmbroseMr. and Mrs. Eric M. AmdurskyMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Amen

Mr. Henrik AnderssonMiss Tommy F. Angell, Esq.Ms. Patricia L. ArnoldMr. and Mrs. Danny C. H. AuMr. William G. AuerMr. Ken P. AveryMr. Larry R. BaerShelley and Jon BaggMs. Alexandria BakerMr. Jonathan R. BallardMr. and Mrs. Michael R. BarrMr. Nicholas M. BartelMr. Paul A. Bartlett and Ms. Yumi NakagawaMs. Debra BauerleMr. Geoffrey W. BaylorMr. Robert D. BeaumontMr. and Mrs. Joachim H. BechtleMr. and Mrs. Stanley J. BellMr. and Mrs. John R. BeltramoMr. and Mrs. William H. BentleyMr. and Mrs. Robert L. BilgerMr. Robert D. Bingham, CFP and Dr. Carol KearnsMrs. Nancy S. BlackmanMs. Jennifer L. BlakelyMr. and Mrs. Robert N. BlochMs. Stephanie BlockMs. Mindy BocanegraMr. and Mrs. Ram Gopal BommakantiMs. Sharon Bonner BrownMrs. Caroline BoothMr. George BorovasMs. Fran L. BottorffMr. and Mrs. Robert R. BowlesAnne and Mike BoyderMr. and Mrs. John P. BrennanMr. and Mrs. Alden F. BriscoeGary and Kathleen BrownMr. Salvatore BrunoMs. Kate Burkhart-PaulsonMr. and Mrs. Ross J. CadenassoMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Cafferty Jr.Ms. Sarah A. CahillMrs. Vera CampbellMr. David J. Campbell and Dr. Deborah M. DangMs. Marva M. CanadaMs. Barbara CannellaMrs. Janet O. CanoMr. Denis E. CarradeMs. Corinne C. CarrollMrs. Jacqueline CarrollMs. Darci M. CataldoMs. Nina C. CauseyMs. Diana CavalieriMs. Melanie T. CervenkaMr. Paul Edward ChamberlainMr. and Mrs. Kwok Y. Chan

Individual Donors

We recognize and thank the following individuals and family foundation for donations of $1,000 or more made between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012.

$1,000-$1,999 (cont.)Ms. Marcel ChaparteguyMr. Erdi ChenMr. and Mrs. Edward A. CherryMr. David W. Cheung and Ms. Tammy ChenMs. Mary ChewMs. Stella Choi ChangMr. and Mrs. Robert ChowMr. Paul ChrzanowskiMr. James ChudyMr. and Mrs. Frank T. ChuiMs. Colette M. ClarkMr. and Mrs. Simon ClephanMr. Glenn CodyMs. Estelle CoffeenMr. Mike CollinsonMr. Curtis H. ConroyMr. and Mrs. Michael C. CooperMs. Elizabeth CornishMr. John CornwellMs. Joan CostelloMs. Martha CoyneMr. William R. CrockerMr. and Mrs. Robert M. CroninK. Patricia CrossMr. Patrick D. Daley and Ms. Dagmar WedelMrs. and Mrs. Jean A. DavidsonMr. Kyle V. Davy and Ms. Karen S. YencichMr. Dallas De AtleyMr. and Mrs. Michael J. DeclerckMs. Carole E. DeitrichMr. Thomas DejongheMs. Laura A. DemsetzMs. Alana DenisonMr. Vincent R. Derham and Dr. Nancy S. DerhamMr. and Mrs. William O. DillinghamMr. Keith DoergeMr. Richard P. DolanMr. Raymond J. DonohueDr. and Mrs. Robert B. DoudMs. Paula F. DowneyMs. Sheree A. DrummondMs. Alice E. Du BainMr. and Mrs. Michael S. DugglebyDr. and Mrs. Jerry C. DukeMr. Frank M. DunlapMr. Michael V. EdmundsMr. Greg EhrensingMr. David EklundMr. Thomas W. EllenbyMr. and Mrs. Paul D. ElliottMr. and Mrs. Howard EngMr. and Mrs. Robert L. EnglerDr. Donn R. EricksonMr. Evan Estrada

Dr. Lyn H. EvansMr. and Mrs. Ahmad FaruquiMr. Brian L. Ferrall and Ms. Laurie K. PostonMr. Stephen C. FewMr. and Mrs. Matthew K. FieldMr. John H. N. Fisher and Ms. Jennifer CaldwellMr. and Mrs. Robert W. FisherMr. and Mr. William A. FisherMr. and Ms. Philip D. Flanner IIIMs. Margaret FlintroyMs. Annette C. FloresMr. and Mrs. James P. FoleyMr. Hanley T. D. FongMs. Jessica ForbesMs. Lilah C. FoxMr. Nicholas C. FoxMr. Spencer FrasherMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. FrielMs. Gwen FyfeMs. Nicole GalinMs. Luis R. GallardoMr. Timothy J. GalvinMs. Paula GaniMs. Raffeella G. GardnerMr. Edward H. Gaston and Ms. Lori ZagerMr. David GeffenMr. and Mrs. Peter GeffenMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. GheriniMs. Barbara GibbMr. Richard D. Gibbs MD and Dr. Patricia GibbsLingyee GibneyMr. and Mrs. Peter E. GibneyMs. Mimi G. GohlkeMr. and Mrs. David L. GoldsmithMr. and Mrs. Steve GorskiDr. and Mrs. Michael J. GothelfMr. John Graetz and Ms. Ana SuarezMr. and Mrs. Robert R. GranucciMs. Ellen J. GreeneMr. Richard G. GustafsonMr. and Mrs. Max Gutierrez Jr., Esq.Mr. Andereas HalimwidjayaMrs. Patricia HallMr. John T. HallMr. J. Bruce HalvorsonMr. and Mrs. Viktor E. HampelMrs. Bernice B. HansenMr. and Mrs. Paul B. HansenSerojini HarrisMs. Ellen K. HarrisonJulie and Kurt HauserMr. William HendersonDr. Thomas H.P. HendersonMr. David Hengel

Mr. Martin HibdonMs. Ingrid V. M. HillsMs. Melanie L. HillsMs. Charmaine H. HinmanMr. and Mrs. Harvey D. HinmanMrs. Evelyn A. HintermannMs. Loretta HoardMr. and Mrs. Martin H. HodgettMr. William J. HollyMr. Michael HoranskyDr. June D. Howard-FlandersMr. John F. HowsemanMr. and Mrs. David L. HuestisMr. Kenneth Hui and Ms. Siu-Ling KuDr. John A. HuntMr. and Mrs. Robert A. HuretMr. Althaf HussainMr. and Mrs. Timoteo V. IlarioMr. Damian InglinMrs. Lon F. IsraelMr. Nichinabatlu K. JagajeevanMr. Arvind JainDr. and Mrs. Joseph JohnThe Charles and Ann Johnson FoundationMr. Jesse JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Kevin D. JohnsonMs. Mitzi JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Jones IIIMr. Oscar JordaDr. Beverly JuanDirk J. and Charlene KabcenellMs. Rachelle KaliskiMs. Jeanne Y. KanekoMr. Yih Ming KangMr. and Mrs. Lorenz KaoMr. Armen KarapetovMr. Hans E. KedeforsMs. Kim KennedyMs. Irene M. KershawFrank and Barb KilleyMr. and Mrs. Jin Sung KimKen, Tricia, Makenzie and Sydnie KingDr. and Mrs. Chun-Pang KirMr. Cassius L. Kirk, Jr.Ms. Yumi KitadeMr. and Mrs. Andrew F. KlaseMs. Ann E. KnepperMs. Helen T. Knudson and Mr. Lee PerezMs. Carol L. L. KoehlerYuan KongMr. and Mrs. Gregg G. KorbinMr. Steven M. KrichmanMr. Samuel J. La SalandraMr. Kenneth M. LaBarberaMs. Kit LaiMs. Naomi Lam

Individual Donors

We recognize and thank the following individuals and family foundation for donations of $1,000 or more made between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012.

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$1,000-$1,999 (cont.)Mr. and Mrs. James A. LaneMr. and Mrs. Scott LaneMs. Amy LangMrs. Joseph LangMs. Jennifer B. LanganMs. Martha LangstonMr. Michael E. LavigneMr. and Mrs. Michael W. LawrenceMr. and Mrs. Harold T. Leach, Jr.Mr. Phillip A. LebednikMs. Alison LeeMr. and Mrs. Rodney M. LehrMs. Jacinta V. U. Lei and Ms. Cecilia LeiMs. Mardi LelandMrs. Joanne LeungMs. Cristina Levine Martins XavierMr. David LewisMs. Betty LiMr. and Mrs. Frank C. C. LinMr. Peter B. LockeMr. Peter B. LoerMr. William R. LongMrs. Christina V. LouieMr. and Mrs. Richard A. LuceyMr. Andrew M. MacfieMs. Priscilla MageeMs. Anne MagennisDr. and Mrs. Jeffery A. MaierMs. Mary E. MaletonMr. Rex MalmstromThe Marr Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jeff MartinMr. Pablo D. Martinez and Ms. Roxanne BalesMr. George L. MassonMs. Jennifer Jordan McCallMs. Caryn R. McClellandMr. Thomas McCormackDr. Karen M. McIntoshMr. Dan K. MckennaMs. Kellie MckeownMrs. Helen McLarenMs. Cherry A. McLaughlinMs. Heather C. McLaughlinMr. Sethurathinam M. MeenakshisundaramMr. Donald MeltonStephen R. Mercer Family FundMs. Carol A. MerseyMs. Virginia MichaelMr. Mark T. MichelettiMr. and Mrs. Rick L. MillerMs. Rebecca MillerMs. Bonnie MillerMr. and Mrs. Peter L. Miller, Jr.,The Beltman-Miller FoundationMs. Anne M. Milner

Mr. Edward D. MockMr. Yeuk-Fai Edwin Mok and Ms. Ching Grace ChuMr. Jim MooreMrs. Albert MoormanMr. Wilfredo MoralesMr. Steve MordMr. Enrico MorettiMr. Martin C. MoreyMr. Edward MurphyMr. Glenn MurphyMs. Marria NazifMr. and Mrs. Alan E. NegrinMrs. Frances B. NelsonMr. and Mrs. Stephen NelsonMr. Javier J. NepomucenoMr. and Mrs. Tony W. NgMr. and Mrs. Richard L. NgMr. Michael NgMs. Witney NickelsMs. Johnnie NicksMr. and Mrs. Patrick A. NielsenMrs. Barbara J. NissenMr. Kenneth Olivier and Mrs. Angela NomelliniMs. Jan M. O'BrienMr. and Mrs. George R. OffenMs. Cecile L. OngMs. Kristen M. OnkenMr. Craig OsborneMr. John PalmerMr. Edward ParkMr. and Mrs. Glenn N. ParsonsMr. and Mrs. Jerald K. PartlowMr. and Mrs. Bruce PateMr. and Mrs. Donald A. PattersonMr. and Mrs. William C. PattisonPatricia and Charlie PaulsonDr. Vincent S. PerezMr. Peter D. PetersonMs. Kimberly J. PfisterMr. and Mrs. Evan L. PorteusMr. and Mrs. J. David PowellMs. Cheryl PowerMr. and Mrs. George H. Precht SRMrs. Julie W. QuonMrs. Joanne RankinMrs. Carol RaynerMr. Paul A. RenardMs. Susie RennerMr. Mitchell S. RenoMr. Matt RenwickMs. Sylvia J. RicciMr. Victor RiceMs. Nicola RichardsonMs. Ellen Richey

Ms. Sheree J. RifeMr. and Mrs. Leon E. RismillerCaryl Ritter and Roland C. PetersenMs. Gina G. RobertsMrs. Joanne A. RobinsonMr. William G. RobinsonMs. Pam RolphMr. and Mrs. Harry RosenbluthRossi Family FoundationMayor and Mrs. Jim RuaneMs. Gaile B. RussMr. and Mr. Ruhl M. RussellMr. Gary R. Rydstrom and Ms. Cindy LowneyMr. Joel S. Saal and Ms. Nancy J. BoyeeMr. John A. SabatteMr. Matthew SaccaroMr. Harpreet S. SandhuMs. Julie SaracinoMr. Chandramouli SargorMs. Allison SatoMrs. Sande L. SchlumbergerMr. and Mrs. Peter J. SchmuckalMr. and Mrs. Robert SchneiderMr. and Mrs. Kim T. SchoknechtMs. Patricia SchreterMr. and Mrs. Bruce W. SchwabMr. and Mrs. Dennis SchwakopfMs. Susan SchwartzMr. and Mrs. William SeeleyMs. Margo SensenbrennerMr. and Mrs. Carlo H. SequinMr. Sivakumar SeshappanMr. Eric R. ShapiroMr. and Mrs. Steven P. SharpMs. Helene A. SherlockMrs. Wendy SimonMs. Kathleen L. SimoudisMr. Boyd SmithMr. Dale N. SmithMr. David E. SmithMr. and Mrs. Gary E. SmithMrs. Paul S. SmithMs. Mackenzie SmithMr. David R. Snyder and Ms. Phyllis SnyderMs. Joanne E. SpetzMr. Robert SpjutMr. J. SteinDr. and Mrs. Joel M. SteinbergMr. and Mrs. David C. StockwellMr. Christian A. StrachwitzMr. Carl J. StrandRichard J. and Michelle D. StrattonMs. Brenda StrzempkowskiMs. Yvette M. SubramanianSwadell Readership FundMr. and Mrs. Paul M. Swenson

Individual Donors

We recognize and thank the following individuals and family foundation for donations of $1,000 or more made between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012.

$1,000-$1,999 (cont.)Mr. and Mrs. Eugene SwitkesMr. and Mrs. Thomas G. SzymanskiTarbell Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Yu TayMr. Murphy Taylor, Jr.Ms. Jennifer TemmingMs. Priscella TheppanyaMr. and Mrs. Robert C. ThorupMr. George A. TillotsonDr. Jeffrey K. Tobias and Dr. Andrea W. TobiasMr. and Mrs. Ronald F. TrinchitellaMr. Charles K. TuomainenMs. Sally UpdikeMr. and Mrs. Robert A. Van NestMr. Prashant VelagaletiMr. Robert VickersDr. and Dr. Ruperto R. Visaya, Jr.Ms. Rhonda M. VitanyeMr. and Mrs. Lee J. WagnerMr. and Mrs. Robert H. WagnerMr. Robert WallanThomas and Winifred WaltersMs. Erin WangMr. and Mrs. Douglass J. WarnerMr. Steven L. Weinberg and Ms. Georganne B. FerrierMr. Richard B. Welsh, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. WheelerMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. WilcoxMs. Elizabeth WileyMr. Glyn D. WilliamsMr. Michael J. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Bruce WilliamsonMr. Andrew W. Wilson and Mrs. Janet WilsonMr. William H. WinklerMs. Mary R. WirganowiczMr. D Craig Wolff and Ms. Paula H. WolffMr. and Mrs. Daniel S. WongMs. Sheryl L. WoodwardMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. WynneMr. Charles W. YaegerThe Billy and Louise Yarbrough Family FoundationMr. Jon M. YatabeMr. Thomas YehWei-Hung YehMr. and Mrs. Frank W. Yuen, Esq.Mr. Oscar ZegarraC J. ZerzanMs. Kathryn W. ZnameroskiMr. and Mrs. Philip A. ZylbermanTim Bridge Common Good Fund of the Horizons Foundation

Individual Donors

We recognize and thank the following individuals and family foundation for donations of $1,000 or more made between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012.

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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. AbramsonMs. Hakimah AdalMrs. Nina Z. AdamsMrs. Jane Ahrens and Mr. Steve AhernsMr. and Mrs. Jeff AlbomMr. Anthony AlfidiMr. David A. AlhadeffMs. Jane S. AltmanMrs. Rita G. AnbergMs. Martha A. ArnsdorffMs. Susan A. AthertonMs. Nancy M. BaileyDiana M. BakerMr. Sidney F. BakerMr. and Mrs. Lyle BarterMr. and Mrs. Paul W. BartlettMs. Sally A. BeiseMrs. Elisabeth R. BellMrs. Virginia M. BensonMs. June B. BentleyMr. Lance Berc and Ms. Rosemary SilvaMr. and Mrs. Frederick M. BianucciMr. Robert J. BlairMs. Lisa S. Blutman and Ms. Mary S. BlutmanMs. Opal B. BochMs. Mary L. BollmanMr. and Mrs. William H. BoothMs. and Mrs. Judith C. BorthwickMrs. Ruth BosworthMr. Roy L. BouqueMr. Lawrence T. BovatMr. and Mrs. Gordon W. BronsonMr. Harry O. BrouseMr. and Mrs. James R. BrownMs. Carlene P. BrownMs. Mary V. BuckMr. William W. BudgeMr. and Mrs. Hamilton W. BudgeMr. and Mrs. Paul L. BurasteroMr. Frances ButlerMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. ButlerMr. and Mrs. Roy W. ByersMr. and Mrs. Robert P. CallaghanMr. and Mrs. James A. CallahanMr. and Mrs. Robert K. CameronMrs. Lillian H. CarpenterMr. and Mrs. Robert H. CaseMr. James H. CassellMrs. Barbro L. CassmanMs. Georgie A. CasturaMs. Terry A. CaterMs. Sally J. CaughranMrs. Mary ChapmanMrs. Virginia C. ChappelMrs. Kathie B. CheathamMr. and Mrs. Alex C. Chen

Ms. Eleanor ChingMs. Yuko ChikyoMr. Alan F. ChowMr. Robert J. ChristiansenMiss Christine ClarkMrs. Crystal A. CollinsMs. Lorraine E. CookMs. Gloria CooperMs. Dana A. Corvin and Mr. Harris WeinbergMr. and Mrs. Earl CreerMs. Marcelyn J. CremerMrs. Hilda CremoniMr. Richard CroninMr. Richard C. CroopMs. Dorothy J. CrouchMr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. CrowleyMrs. Rosario M. CucalonMr. Paul K. CurranMrs. Jane H. CypraMrs. Florence DahlstromMs. Fredericka A. DalbeyMs. Alta D. DavisMrs. Aila G. DaweMr. Richard F. De GracaMs. Magdalena De GuzmanMr. and Mrs. Felix J. De MartisMrs. Alma DeBisschopMrs. Teofila DeLirioMr. Vincent R. Derham and Dr. Nancy S. DerhamMr. Samuel DickersonMr. and Mrs. John J. DohertyMrs. Helen DruryDr. and Mrs. Richard DuboisMiss Afaf A. DudumMs. Carolyn EakinMr. D. S. EarlD. Schulyer EarlMr. Edward L. EasleyMr. Milton ElbogenMs. Jill EliezerMs. Luchi EllisMr. Albert K. EngelMrs. Henrietta FankhauserMr. and Mrs. James D. FarmerMr. Jerry FarrellMs. Fay FergusonMrs. Joyce FierroMr. Franklin L. FillmoreMrs. Beverley J. FinlaysonMr. Arthur E. FlegelMrs. Marianne FlussMs. Marjorie J. FordMr. Alexander FrewMr. John E. Friedlander

Ms. Elizabeth E. FriessMs. Christanne J. GallagherEleanor J. GannawayMr. Harnek GirMrs. Fern GladdenMrs. Grace GlascockMs. Marilyn GloverMr. and Mrs. David V. GoeddelMr. Walter H. GoetzMr. Leonard R. GraffMs. Elizabeth J. GreenMr. and Mrs. Ronald L. GreenMr. and Mrs. Richard V. GrevilleMr. and Mrs. Herbert L. GriffinMr. James E. GrindlingerMs. Kathleen GronlundMs. Myrtle A. GrotheMs. Patricia J. GuyMrs. Calvin HagstromMrs. Anne K. HaistMs. Carlyn J. HaldeMrs. Jewel W. HallMs. Connie L. HammondMs. Catherine HanoumMrs. Edward F. HardingMr. and Mrs. G. Gary HarringtonMs. Serojini D. HarrisMs. Mary HartMr. Richard J. HartjeMrs. Joseph P. HartogMr. and Mrs. W. Kurt HauserMs. E. Marion HazzardMr. Harold J. HelfandMr. and Mrs. John F. HenshawMs. Jody K. HinshawMrs. Vivian HodgesMs. R. Diane HollidayMs. Klara HolzerMs. Cindy HolzmanMr. and Mrs. Robert R. HoughMr. Gregory D. HouseMs. Ruth M. HugMr. Raymond C. HurtadoMs. Laura JacksonMrs. Connie T. JangjirawatMs. Emma JekabsonsMs. Sharon JelichMs. Audrey JeongMs. Marilyn D. JohnsonMrs. Arlene JonesMr. and Mrs. Byron J. JoseMs. Janet M. JuveMr. Zahoor Kareem and Ms. Tanveer AlibhaiMs. Nancy B. KelleyMrs. and Mr. Joan A. Kelley-WilliamsMrs. Martha M. Killebrew

Legacy Society

The Legacy Society recognizes donor who have named the American Red Cross Bay Area Chapter as a beneficiary in their estate plans or established Red Cross charitable gift annuities.

Ms. Bonnie J. KillipMiss Charlotte F. KlockMs. Helen L. KnoppMr. Alan KobernatMs. Ellen F. KoolMrs. Emma G. KozomianMr. Thomas J. KroetchDr. Walter C. KrummMr. Mark G. KwasikpuiMs. Anita C. LadewigMs. Roberta S. LaemmertMr. and Mrs. John C. LamMr. Elijah E. LandaMs. Joan LaurinoMs. Jean LawMrs. Renee A. LeavyMr. Peter L. LedeeMrs. Eleanor LefevreKen and Darlene LemCommander John I. LeonardMrs. Kit LeongMs. Ines R. LewandowitzMr. Jin Y. LiMs. Marilyn J. LieuMr. and Mrs. Frank C. C. LinMr. and Mrs. Peter E. H. LinMr. and Mrs. Edward Y. C. LoMr. Charles K. Long, Jr.Mr. Ronald T. K. LookMrs. Betty C. LoopMrs. Adelma T. LoPrestDr. Warren LoPrestiMr. and Mrs. Jim LosiMr. and Mrs. Joseph LouieMs. Mabel Y. LouieMrs. Leola D. BenjaminMr. Ted V. LylesMs. W. Barbara LynnMrs. Sandra MabryMr. Colin MackenzieMs. Queena M. MaggioraMs. Louise M. ManginiMrs. Janet A. ManginiMr. Leonard M. MarksMrs. Marylin MathewsMr. and Mrs. James E. MayMrs. Marion R. McConnell-Bailey and

Mr. Dean BaileyMr. Robert M. McCordMs. Lodena MeaselesMrs. Dolores MedinaMr. Carl F. MehlhopMr. William E. MeneleyMr. and Mrs. David W. MeyerMs. Alice L. Meyers and Ms. Celia A. BosworthMr. Ralph R. Michaelis

Mrs. Huber MiglioliMr. Daniel H. MillerMrs. Marion MillerMrs. Minnie M. MillsMrs. Marie M. MinchinMrs. Linda C. MontouthMs. Sheila MooreMrs. Lucille P. MorrisMs. Ruth MorseMrs. Alice M. GonnermanMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. MurphyMrs. Virginia G. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Alan E. NegrinMs. Nancy A. NelsonDr. Loretta E. NetoffMs. Pauline S. NewcomerMr. Gordon NguyenMs. Uyen Thi NguyenMrs. Ruth L. NieldMr. and Mrs. Robert E. O'DonnellMr. W. Gary OgburnMs. Roselyn OlkenMs. Linda E. OlveraMs. and Mr. Sharon L. OrdemanMs. Susan T. O'SullivanMr. and Mr. Albert O. OttingerMrs. Geraldine M. PackardMrs. Virginia A. PeckLucille D. PerryMrs. Norma PetersPauline G. PhillipsMr. Kenneth PiercyMr. and Mrs. John B. PlaceMrs. Lillian E. PoageMr. and Mrs. Bok H. PonMr. Roy S. Powell, Jr. and Ms. Judy KirkpatrickMr. Michael PringleMr. and Mrs. Jaime QuesadaMr. Donald L. RaveyMr. Marvin W. RecknorMs. Elouise D. ReeseMrs. Laura M. RiceMrs. Mary E. RieseMs. Barbara H. RigginsMr. and Mrs. Mikhail RismanMs. Caryl RitterMs. Mildred H. RolstadMr. James A. RossMr. and Mrs. Edgar D. RossMr. James RossMs. Nancy RothMr. Harry J. RoweMs. Tracie E. RowsonMrs. Lee Rubalcava

Mr. William RuettingerMr. Hiroshi H. SaitoMrs. Ferne SalvadorMr. and Mrs. Richard M. SandovalMs. Elsie M. SangerMrs. Barbro Sansfors-TracyMr. Raulino R. SantosMs. and Mrs. Peggy SaundersMr. and Mrs. John B. SayeMrs. Beatrice B. ScarboroughMs. Gertrude S. SchiffmanMs. Rose L. SchneierMrs. Elfride L. SchuberthMr. and Mrs. David G. SeaburyMr. Gerald E. SeltzerMr. and Mrs. Steve SemorileMrs. Margaret SeneshenMs. Moira S. ShekMrs. Lola E. SheridanMs. Irene V. SiroskeyMr. Andrew Smith and Mr. Brian SavardMs. Molly B. SmithMs. Dorothy M. SnodgrassMr. and Mrs. James G. SoMr. Paul M. SpringMr. Stephen T. StanoszMr. and Mrs. Henry D. SteierMs. V. Stetson, Esq.Mr. James R. StewartMs. Virginia StewartWillie StroudMr. Gordon StudebakerMr. and Mrs. Norman SunMr. and Mrs. Ram SundarMr. and Mrs. W. Donald TackettMr. George G. TaylorMr. Norman W. TerryMrs. Hiroko O. ThomasMr. and Mrs. Charles F. ThompsonMr. Charles S. ThompsonMs. Elizabeth H. ThompsonMr. Roger L. TorresanMiss Socorro ValenciaMr. and Mrs. Jules P. ValleeMr. Glenn WagnerMs. Suzanne H. WaisviszMrs. May WalchMrs. Maxine D. WallaceMrs. June M. WallaceMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. WalshMr. Melvin R. Ward, Jr.Mr. Louis WeintraubMiss Nancy P. WestonMr. and Mrs. James WheelerMrs. Catherine S. WilliamsonMr. Archibald J. Wilson

Legacy Society

The Legacy Society recognizes donor who have named the American Red Cross Bay Area Chapter as a beneficiary in their estate plans or established Red Cross charitable gift annuities.

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Mr. and Mrs. Gary WincottMs. Gerry WolffMr. Howard K. WongLaura E. Woodward, Esq.Mr. Sai M. YipMrs. CiCi N. ZellerbachMr. and Mrs. Gary A. ZellerbachMrs. Madge ZimmermanMrs. Frances Zurilgen

Legacy Society

The Legacy Society recognizes donor who have named the American Red Cross Bay Area Chapter as a beneficiary in their estate plans or established Red Cross charitable gift annuities.

Mr. David A. AlhadeffMagdolna and John BankMr. and Mrs. Lyle BarterMs. Lillian BeddouMr. and Mrs. Stephan BernhardtBarbara M. and Roy L. BouqueMs. Alice CaseriMrs. Dorothy CocksMrs. Jane H. CypraMs. Joyce E. DavisMr. Richard F. De GracaMr. D. S. EarlMrs. Lillian EggenMrs. Elise GieschRobert McMurray Hunt Memorial FundMrs. Lillian A. IvesMs. Janet M. JuveMs. Virginia B. LadensohnRoberta S. LaemmertBarbara Brown LeibertMr. William D. MacQuattie, Jr.Helen E. and Andrew A. NeumannMrs. Mark P. PasquiniMr. Jerome K. RobinsonMr. Edgar RossMrs. Lee RubalcavaJoseph and Victor SaturnoMr. and Mrs. John B. SayeWillie StroudMr. Josephine A. TruzzolinoJoan J. and Joseph J. VlamingsMrs. May WalchMiss Nancy P. WestonMr. Archibald J. WilsonMr. William W. Witney, Trustee

Planned Giving/Bequests

The following generous donors remembered the American Red Cross in their wills, trusts, and estates between July 1, 2011 and June 20, 2012.

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$1,000,000+CSAA Insurance Group, a AAA Insurer

$500,000-$999,999Pacific Gas and Electric Company Visa, Inc.

$250,000-$499,999Cisco FoundationHumble Bundle, Inc.

State of CaliforniaWells Fargo & Company

$100,000-$249,999Audi of AmericaBechtel Group, Inc. Dignity Health Discover Workplace GivingMyPointsPillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, LLPRobert Half International, Inc. Salesforce.com, Inc.Silicon Valley Community FoundationYahoo!

$50,000-$99,999

Levi Strauss & Co.

Charitable Adult Rides & Services, Inc.

Chevron

Peninsula Health Care District

Charles Schwab

Amerland Group, LLC

Oracle Corporation

URS Corporation

$20,000-$49,000Adelante Capital Management, LLCThe Clorox Company Contra Costa County OESThe Cooper Companies, Inc.Corner Research, Inc.GoogleInformatica CorporationKaiser Permanente KT FoundationMarin County Sheriff's Office of Emergency ServicesMicrosoft CorperationOrganic, Inc.Sephora USA, LLCUnion Bank of California United Airlines Employee Giving CampaignUnited Way of the Bay AreaUnited Way of Silicon Valley

$10,000-$19,999Allegro BallroomAnschutz 12K CompanyAT&T, Inc. Bank of America CorporationCalifornia Pacific Medical Center Citigroup, Inc.Clif Bar and CompanyErnst & YoungForm Factor, Inc.The Fremont Group FoundationGreenspan Co.IBM Corporation Intel Corporation JawboneJewish Community Federation and Endowment FundKraft FoodsLesConcierges, Inc.Marin Community FoundationMerrill LynchOn Board Experiential MarketingQatalyst Partners, LPRiverbed Technology, Inc.Ross Stores, Inc.Rothstein-Tauber, Inc.Trumer Pils Brauerei BerkeleyThe Weinstein GalleryZurich North America

$5,000-$9,999Alan King and Company, Inc.Autodesk, Inc. British Benevolent Society of CaliforniaChinese Community Health PlanCircle K West CoastCitadel TechnologiesCity and County of San FranciscoCon-Way NowDeloitte & Touche, LLPGap, Inc. I Do FoundationJesy FoundationKamei Housewares & Restaurant SupplyLawrence Livermore National LaboratoryLennar Urban Bay Area DivisionMelissa Joy Manning, Inc.Morgan StanleyOSISOFTPacific Service Credit Union Philotic, Inc.Polycom, Inc.RealNetworks FoundationSaint Clement's Episcopal ChurchThe San Francisco FoundationShorenstein Company

SunPower FoundationSutter Instrument CompanyTMG PartnersTrue World Food St LLCUnited Way of the Capital RegionWebcor Construction, Inc.Wells Fargo Community Support ProgramWhole Foods Market

$2,500-$4,999BNY Mellon Powering Potential FundChinatown Merchants AssociationDiageo Americas Supply, Inc.eBay FoundationFTEX Fremont, LLCGoodby, Silverstein & PartnersHewlett-Packard Company Hill & Company Real EstateKohl'sThe LoungeMcKesson Foundation, Inc. Merrill, Nomura & MolineauxThe PMI Group, Inc. StubHub, Inc.United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley

$1,000-$2,499Ad Tech Expositions, LLCAdvisor SoftwareAmerican GivingArcadian Residential CommunityAsian Gourmet, Inc.Bank of Marin The Bank of New York Mellon Community PartnershipBank of the West BioMarin Pharmaceutical, Inc.BlackRockThe CA/Nevada Annual Conference of the United Methodist ChurchCalifornia High SchoolCameleonChabot-Las Positas Community College DistrictChubb & SonCommunity Thrift StoreConsulate of SingaporeEmployees of Coliseum Lexus of OaklandData Safe-The Information SystemsEast Bay Community FoundationEducational Planning, Inc. USATo the End of the Earth BooksEnriching Lives TogetherFFWD LTDFloyd ConstructionForest Park ElementaryFreddie Mac Foundation Employee Giving ProgramFront Porch Restaurant, LLC

Corporation, Foundation, Business, and Organization Donors

We recognize and thank the following Corporations, Foundations, Businesses, Organizations, and Giving Partners for contributions of $1,000 or more made between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012.

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Genesys Telecommunications Laboratories, Inc.Giving ExpressGrainger Matching Charitable Gifts ProgramHilton Hotel EmployeesHoly Spirit SchoolHotaru RestaurantHotwire, Inc.IMTEC Acculine, Inc.Keker and Van Nest, LLPKTSF 26Laguna Honda HospitalLeadership Public SchoolsLigue Henri IVMarin Country Day School Maxim Integrate Products, Inc.Meadowlark FoundationMills High SchoolThe Moody FoundationNakano International CorporationNa-Na Management, Inc.New Hope Baptist ChurchNice Employee Matching Gift ProgramOmnicellPalo Alto Buddhist TemplePiedmont Middle SchoolPitney Bowes Matching ContributionsPortsmouth Plaza Parking CorporationRepublic Services, Inc.Rock for GoodSamuelson PartnersSan Bruno Mother's ClubSan Francisco Orchid SocietySAP AGScoma'sSeishindo AcupunctureSerpico Landscaping, Inc.Sing Tao Newspapers San Francisco Ltd.South School Social FundSpansion Employee Giving ProgramState Farm InsuranceStudents of Oakland Military Institute TNS Town of Portola ValleyTravis Credit UnionUBS Employee GivingWilliam H. Crocker Middle SchoolWillow Garage

Corporation, Foundation, Business, and Organization Donors

We recognize and thank the following Corporations, Foundations, Businesses, Organizations, and Giving Partners for contributions of $1,000 or more made between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012.

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