Message from the President and CEOWhat If I told you that a mid-career mother laid off from the insurance industry after 30 years will retrain and go on to be an executive admin to a CEO? How about that a young man growing up with almost everyone around him either in jail or dead, will pull himself out of that environment and train to become a successful Carpenters Union member?

I am talking about Rita and Al, who are among thousands of people living in our communities too often overlooked because, while talented, capable and determined, they simply don’t have the skills employers need. Until they find JobTrain.

For over 50 years, JobTrain has been creating pathways from poverty to economic mobility, empowering low-income, talented people to move from where they are, to where they want to be. Overall, about 6,000 individuals benefit from a JobTrain program, service or outreach every year.

Please remember that during this time of holiday giving your gift will help fund the programs and services that are the very pathway for JobTrain students like Al and Rita to succeed. Thank you!

Barrie R. HathawayPresident and CEO

Team Building + Philanthropy at JobTrain's First Annual Treasure Hunt

TE Connectivity Embraces the Giving Spirit

JobTrain Welcomes Ellen Eder to the Board of Directors

JobTrain’s goal was to create a fun opportunity for philanthropy that fosters team spirit and a little friendly competition be-tween various orga-nizations, as well as introducing a wide range of local businesses and the community at large

Would your company like to participate in the next Treasure Hunt?

Please email Sierra at sbott@jobtrainworks.org for more information

to JobTrain. JobTrain’s Treasure Hunt focused on teamwork, working together with the community, making new connections across organiza-tions AND fun!

Ellen Eder is currently a Vice President at Oracle Corporation, responsible for Global Business Practices functions in the Office of the CEO. In this role, Ellen oversees the establishment of sales and go-to market policies that guide the company in its deal-making and contracting processes worldwide.

TE Connectivity has been a JobTrain supporter for over two decades!

Their commitment to JobTrain includes grants for programs, scholarships for students and event sponsorships. In addition to providing financial support, TE employees have served on JobTrain’s Technical Advisory Committee (TAC), provided Life Skills classes for students, and hired JobTrain graduates, which has led to high quality careers for our graduates.

TE employees’ giving spirit is in full-swing every holiday sea-son. TE volunteers and members of WIN (Women in Network-ing) at TE roll up their sleeves collecting clothes for JobTrain’s Clothes Closet, and they provide support for JobTrain’s Winter Wonderland. Employees held a month-long clothing drive collecting hundreds of professional outfits to help our gradu-ates look sharp for job interviews.

To make sure JobTrain’s Winter Wonderland is a special celebration for children of students in JobTrain programs, TE employees donate toys for Winter Wonderland, ensuring every child received personalized gifts.

JobTrain is grateful to TE for its generous support of our programs!

In addition, Ellen is responsible for the diligence and integration of acquired companies into Oracle with regard to business practices functions. Ellen joined Oracle in 1992, following a career in real estate development.

Prior to JobTrain, Ellen served on the founding board of two new chapters for organizations that support leadership development and volunteerism for Mothers/Daughters and Mothers/Sons – National Charity League and Young Men’s Service League.

Welcome to the JobTrain Family, Ellen!

TE Connectivity sponsors children's Gift Wishes at JobTrain's annual

Winter Wonderland!

TE Connectivity representative, Tina (right), delivering the donations from

their month-long Clothing Drive.

JobTrain's Clothes Closet: provides business attire to students.

Healthcare Pathway Construction PathwayCulinary Arts Pathway Tech Pathway

JobTrain transforms lives and communities in Silicon Valley. We help those most in need reclaim their lives from poverty and unemployment by preparing them

for successful, sustainable careers in high-demand and emerging fields.

In-Kind Gifts Joshua BettingerZachary BogueKarol BondyAndrea BornschlegelJoni BrockwayChristopher BrocoumDaniel and Katherine ChappelearCisco Systems Capital CorporationBarbara Allen ConwayCool EatzJesse CoolSharon and Raymond DemereDan and Sunny DykwelAnne Fazioli-KhiariGachina Landscape ManagementGeorgie GleimBruce GoldietskyJoan HenricksJ&J Air Conditioning, Inc.Jean KirschLonnie LewisThomas LongoArlena MahadevanLois Marshall-Ward and Jerry WardJoanna MartinJulie MartinezCathy MathieuElizabeth MayellMichael MimelesMark and Patricia MitchellKaren MyersGail OytasNoopor PandeyAlicia PerezKristin ReinkeJake and Robin ReynoldsNancy and Lawrence SchmittPhilip and Sheri ShemanskiMimi SlaughterMyriena StokesCheryl TassaTE ConnectivityJohn and Lynn Wiese

1Donor-advised fund of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

2Donor-advised fund of the Jewish Community Endowment Fund of the Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin, and Sonoma Counties

3Donor-advised fund of Silicon Valley Community Foundation

4Donor advised fund of Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program

5Charitable Gift Account at Schwab Charitable Fund

6Donor advised fund of Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust Inc.

7Donor advised fund of Benevity Community Impact Fund

8Donor advised fund of the Los Altos Community Foundation

9UBS donor advised fund of National Philanthropic Trust

10Donor advised fund of Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund

11Donor advised fund of Impact Assets, Inc.

12Donor advised fund of The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving

13JP Morgan Charitable Giving Program administered by National Philanthropic Trust

14Donor advised fund of Wells Fargo Philanthropy Fund, program sponsored by the Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc.

15Donor advised fund of the Fowey Light Fund

16Donor advised fund of California Community Foundation

17Donor advised fund of the American Endowment Foundation

18Donor advised fund at the Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. of the Franklin Char-itable Giving Program

Board of Directors

Thank you!July 1, 2018 - October 31, 2018

Ruben AbricaJesse Cool (on-leave)Ellen EderTeri EyreRichard Hanley

Jerry Hurwitz Anees Iqbal H. Jaclyn Ishimaru-GachinaClay JonesJ. Scott Kaspick

Wade W. Loo Laurel McAteerTamar Pichette, ChairKristin ReinkeBecky Sunseri

$100,000+ Genentech, Inc.SAGA FoundationSobrato Family FoundationTipping Point Community

$25,000 to $99,999 AnonymousHeising-Simons Foundation Microsoft CorporationJohn and Tashia MorgridgeSan Francisco FoundationSand Hill FoundationThe Sergey Brin Family Foundation

$10,000 to $24,999 John and Kyra CarswellMr. and Mrs. Simon CassidyChan Zuckerberg Initiative3 Tom Merit Hancock Family Fund3Morris Stulsaft FoundationMyrtle L. Atkinson FoundationPerkins-Bruce Fund5Lisa and Matthew Sonsini Family3US Bank Foundation

$5,000 to $9,999 AmazonGoogleGachina Family Charitable Fund5Mr. and Mrs. Wade LooPaul and Antje Newhagen Foundation3Allen and Pam RudolphEllen and Robert F. Sawyer Fund3TE Connectivity

$2,000 to $4,999 Anonymous (2)John and LuAnne Graves Charitable Fund14Eric and Elaine Hahn5Heising Simons Fund1Hans Jeans and Sylvia Jeans5Chu and Khaw Family Fund1Susan Ellis and Mark Linton3Raghuram Family Fund1The Lynn Gordon and David E. Simon Fund4Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah ViMillicent G. Wisnom Giving Fund11

$1,000 to $1,999 AnonymousAyres Family Fund8Dick and Gerrie BoucherThe Couch Family Fund10Joe and Barbara EvansDiane and David FeldmanForster Family Fund3Greene Family Charitable1Stanford Memorial ChurchWorkday Foundation

$500 to $999 Paul and Deborah Baker5Braff Family Fund3Dr. and Mrs. Douglas DaetzCarey and Jamie D’Alessandro6John and Laura Foster5The McElwee Family5Pierce Family Fund1Varian Medical Systems Inc.

Up to $499 AmazonSmile FoundationAnonymous (2)Anonymous5Anonymous1Kyle BarrigerRichard Baumgartner and Elizabeth SalzerMartin BerndtLynda BernhardRoy and Rose Marie BorroneArthur Boudeville and Natalie KesslerBrotherly Love Organics Mr. and Mrs. Edward BruggeGloria and John R. BuckhamArlene ChiuHerbert and Eve ClarkCongregation Beth AmDavid and Judith DavisKathleen DonovanJames and Mary Ann DrakeWallace and Ruth ErichseneScripPatricia FaustNancy Federspiel and Robert FisherAndy and Claire FelongHerb Fischgrund5Alison Fleming and Mark ReinholdFusion Learning, Inc.Deborah GallegosRobert and Bonnie GerlachGerman American School Association of Northern CaliforniaJohn GermanGood StreetGoogle Inc.7Achin GuptaChristina GwatkinHealth-Ade LLCWilliam HeinzRobin HermanMichael and Ruth HodosJohn HoferKenneth Hower and Vivian Bens-HowerRob and Mary HurlstonAnn JeffriesJames and Rosemary JepsonJudith KaysWilliam and Elizabeth KellyEdward KlotzKarl Konnerth and Julie AmbrosiaKuk Sool Won of Menlo ParkMatthew LarsenBarbara LawsonJoshua and Sarah LevyRoger and Clelia LionJames Little and Linda PerssonLocal 270 Laborer’s International Union of North AmericaEmma LouieDonna MarcusLisa MariaJanet MartinJoanna MartinPhyllis MaybergElizabeth McDougallMerge4 Mfg., Inc.Elizabeth and Mark MoragneAbigail and Michael MunroAnna OlsenPacific Gas and Electric CompanyCharles PerraultDirk PrankeRalph and Melanie Rabkin1Christie RandolphRandy and Debra RobinsonRobert RowellSanders Family Fund3John SerafinJohn ShottGail SlocumVance SnyderPaula StapletonPaul StelterHarlan and Melissa SuitsBill TiedemanHarry and Charlotte TurnerJ. Arthur and Charleen M. WhiteRick WilliamsMarzette WoodsThe Woods Family Fund5Richard and Jean ZukinLauma Zunte

We have made every effort to list donorsaccurately. If you have any questions orconcerns about this list, please contact

Reshma Putnam at (650) 330-6436 or rputnam@jobtrainworks.org.

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2018Winter

Graduation