Annual Report - ScholarMatch
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WELCOMEDear Friends,Visit the ScholarMatch college center on a fall afternoon and an inspiringscene will unfold before you. It’s just after 3:30pm, and our high schoolstudents are arriving to write, research, plan, and most importantly,to hope. Sitting at communal tables with friends, staff, and volunteers,they grab snacks and laptops from our cabinets and get to work. Someare animatedly discussing their essays, some celebrate with friendsand staff as they hit “submit” on a college application, and some arequiet - deeply concentrating on the work before them. The room is filledwith hope and anticipation. Something big is happening for them.This year, something big happened for us too. In June, we openeda second college center, in a new city. With the support of the localcommunity and the Ric & Suzanne Kayne Foundation, we now bringfree college access services to the students of Los Angeles. Withindays of opening, the space was already full — and that same hope andanticipation filled the room. Just like our first center in San Francisco,the students of Los Angeles are determined to choose their future andbecome the first in their families to earn a college degree.At ScholarMatch, we do everything we can to help our studentsreach new heights. With their determination, hard work, and hope,they succeed at astounding rates. They are beating the nation’s averagegraduation rate, landing jobs at top companies like Oracle and Google,and serving their communities through their work, activism, andvolunteering.And it all started in a room filled with hope, and with students, staff,and people like you.From all of us at ScholarMatch, thank you. You are the communitythat fuels our work and elevates us to new heights. We can’t wait tocontinue the climb.With Gratitude,ScholarMatch alum and Los Angelesnative Jairo Tomas cutting theribbon to officiate the grand openingof ScholarMatch Los Angeles.2 2019 Annual ReportDiana AdamsonExecutive Director2019 Annual Report 3
Where Our StudentsMatriculateOver 150 ScholarMatchvolunteers convenedat our annual conferenceABOUT USVisionMissionWe envision a world where all studentshave access to higher educationand the opportunity to succeed ina fulfilling career.Our mission is to support first-generation college studentsearn a bachelor’s degree within five years. We provideindividualized advising, targeted financial support, andcareer mentoring all the way to graduation.HistoryFounded in 2010 by author Dave Eggers, ScholarMatch began as a SanFrancisco-based crowdfunding platform for scholarships and quicklyevolved into a college access and persistence organization, servinglow-income and first-generation students. We work both in-personand virtually to provide game-changing college counseling, free onlinetools, strategic scholarships, and critical support services.Today, ScholarMatch makes college possible for more than 2,600students annually, the most students we have ever served in our history.Our work includes college access centers in both San Francisco and LosAngeles, a virtual college coaching program for high school seniors acrossthe country, as well as college scholarships, college persistence, and careerreadiness programming. We look forward to continuing this vital workto support students nationwide, at every point of the college journey.4 2019 Annual Report2,600 StudentsImpactedK 871Awarded inScholarships500 VolunteersAmerican UniversityBakersfield CollegeBard CollegeBaylor UniversityBerkeley City CollegeBiola UniversityBoston UniversityCal Poly, PomonaCal Poly, San Luis ObispoCarleton CollegeChabot CollegeCity College of San FranciscoClaremont McKenna CollegeCSU BakersfieldCSU ChicoCSU Dominguez HillsCSU East BayCSU FullertonCSU Long BeachCSU Los AngelesCSU Monterey BayCSU NorthridgeCSU SacramentoCUNY Hunter College UptownDavidson CollegeDuke UniversityEl Camino CollegeFlorida Agriculturaland Mechanical UniversityHampshire CollegeHoly Names UniversityHumboldt State UniversityLaney Community CollegeLewis and Clark CollegeLos Angeles Trade Tech CollegeLoyola Marymount UniversityMacalester CollegeMills CollegeMoravian CollegeNew York UniversityNorthern Arizona UniversityOhio State University, ColumbusOhio Wesleyan UniversityOhlone CollegeOrange Coast CollegePrinceton UniversityRollins CollegeSan Diego State UniversitySan Francisco State UniversitySan Jose State UniversitySkyline CollegeSmith CollegeSonoma State UniversitySt. Mary’s College of CaliforniaSt. Olaf CollegeStanford UniversityStony Brook UniversitySwarthmore CollegeMost PopularStudent MajorsBiology, Business Administration,Computer Science, Psychology,Political Science, Public HealthTufts UniversityTulane UniversityUC BerkeleyUC DavisUC IrvineUC Los AngelesUC MercedUC RiversideUC San DiegoUC Santa BarbaraUC Santa CruzUnited States MilitaryAcademy at West PointUniversity of ChicagoUniversity of La VerneUniversity of Michigan,Ann ArborUniversity of Nevada, Las VegasUniversity of North Carolina,Chapel HillUniversity of PennsylvaniaUniversity of San FranciscoUniversity of SouthernCaliforniaUniversity of the PacificUniversity of VirginiaVassar CollegeWesleyan UniversityWest Los Angeles College2019 Annual Report 5
Who AreScholarMatchStudents?PROGRAM MODEL92%First-GenerationSeven Years of SupportThe ScholarMatch program spans seven years and provides support tounderserved, first-generation students throughout their entire collegejourney: from application to graduation and into a meaningful career.High school students begin in Destination College—our collegeaccess program that matches students with a volunteer College Coachto tackle all things college application. As students enter college, theyjoin our Scholars Program, which takes them all the way to thefinish line. Through 1:1 and small group advising, targeted financialsupport, and career mentorship, students are equipped with the tools,resources, and connections to persist through college, graduate, andlaunch their careers.College StudentsWhat Is TargetedFinancial Support?Our scholarship model is designed to drive collegepersistence and remove barriers that wouldotherwise prevent students from reaching graduation.Targeted financial support includes funds for:college activities to encourage engagement withcampus life, school-related expenses andcareer exploration, emergency situations, and loanrepayment once students graduate.Program TimelineDestination College95%Students of Color 35,633Median FamilyIncomeScholars ProgramHigh School JuniorHigh School SeniorCollege FreshmanCollege SophomoreCollege JuniorCollege SeniorCollege GraduateYear 1Year 2Year 3Year 4Year 5Year 6Year 7Students Matchwith College CoachStudents are paired 1:1with a College Coachwho guides them throughbuilding a college list,writing essays, applyingfor financial aid, and more.Students Join ScholarMatchStudents join our program and work in-personat one of our drop-in centers or virtually.6 2019 Annual ReportStudents MeetCollege AdvisorStudents begin working with theirCollege Advisor, a ScholarMatchstaff member, who provides criticalguidance throughout college.Students Apply toCollege ProgramStudents apply to our Scholars Programto receive college advising,career mentoring, and a scholarship.Career ProgrammingStudents participate in careerskill-building workshops andare paired with a volunteerCareer Coach to support withattaining internships.TargetedFinancial SupportStudents receive up to five yearsof strategic scholarship supporttotalling 5,500 per year.AlumniStudents are invited toparticipate in our alumniprogram, launching inSummer 2020.Loan RepaymentPost-graduation studentsreceive loan repayment grantsof up to 15,000 to pay backfederal student loans.2019 Annual Report 7
ScholarMatch high school seniorsrep their college gear at CollegeSigning Day, a national eventhosted by Michelle ObamaDestination College, San FranciscoDESTINATION COLLEGECollege creates a direct pathway to improve student outcomes andincrease economic mobility. However, first-generation studentsface the unique challenge of having little to no guidance applying tocollege. ScholarMatch’s Destination College programs combat this byensuring that every student, regardless of their background, has theresources they need to reach their college dreams. Our free supportservices are open to any low-income student and include 1:1 collegeapplication assistance, financial aid counseling, test prep, collegevisits, career workshops, parent meetings, and so much more!Destination College operates in 3 domains to support high schoolstudents in their pursuit of higher education. Our college drop-incenters in San Francisco and Los Angeles and our innovative virtualcollege coaching program work together to support 2,000 studentsannually. Destination College is comprised of: Destination College, San Francisco Kayne Destination College, Los Angeles Virtual Destination College8 2019 Annual Report“I’m so gratefulfor everythingScholarMatchhas to offer, fromfree SAT/ACTprep classes toworking withCollege Coaches.I felt confident asI started thecollege applicationprocess.”– Lillian L.Located in the vibrant Mission District neighborhood, our SanFrancisco center serves as a community space for Bay Area highschool students to access free college application support, from editingpersonal statements to applying for financial aid. A bustling day at ourcollege center may include an SAT prep course in the morning, a visitfrom a college representative in the afternoon (with pizza, of course!),and an evening session of College Coaching, where dozens of highlytrained volunteers work shoulder-to-shoulder with students to tacklecollege applications. Thanks to longstanding community partnerships,we’re able to expand our free services to local high schools andnon-profits by delivering college readiness workshops offsite.1,002Students Served27College Rep Visits123College WorkshopsGetting Leanna Into Her Dream CollegeLeanna knew that Wesleyan University was the school of her dreamswhen she discovered the liberal arts college during a college representativevisit at ScholarMatch. Though she poured herself into her applicationand received an early decision acceptance, her financial aid packagewas incredibly limited. Determined to not let finances be the final barrierbetween Leanna and her college dreams, ScholarMatch advocatedon Leanna’s behalf by contacting Wesleyan’s financial aid officeand writing letters of appeal. Through these efforts, Leanna receiveda robust scholarship from Wesleyan and begins classes this fall.2019 Annual Report 9
DESTINATION COLLEGEVirtual Destination CollegeOur Los Angeles collegecenter is a hub for students todo homework, accessthe internet, and tacklecollege applications.Kayne Destination College, Los AngelesIn June 2019, ScholarMatch was thrilled to officially open the doorsof a college center in Los Angeles, thanks to the generosity ofthe Ric & Suzanne Kayne Foundation. Located in the heart of theBoyle Heights neighborhood, our college center paves a directpath to college for underserved Los Angeles youth by providingfree college services, workshops, and resources to any student whowalks through our doors. ScholarMatch Los Angeles serves asa vibrant hub for the Boyle Heights neighborhood and beyond,engaging both students and volunteers who come from thelocal community. In our first year alone, we have served over400 high school students, hosted a handful of parent workshops,and built new partnerships with high schools and non-profits.We look forward to continuing this vital work in Los Angelesto ensure that every student has the support and tools needed toachieve their college dreams.10 2019 Annual 157Los AngelesVolunteersNow operating in its third year, Virtual Destination College is thevirtual counterpart to our in-person programming, making surethat geographic barriers don’t get in the way of a student’s chance attheir college dreams. In partnership with CollegePoint, an initiativeof Bloomberg Philanthropies, this innovative program provides free,virtual college advising to underserved but high-achieving highschool students across the country. Students work one-on-one withtheir coach who supports them for a full year as they navigate thecollege application process. Our virtual volunteers bring a wealthof knowledge to our program and are located all across the globe—from right here in California to the corners of the US and even citiesabroad spanning Dubai, Milan, and Shanghai!597Students Served280Virtual Volunteers1,939Video &Phone CallsVirtual Student Attends VassarHaving grown up in a small town in Pennsylvania, virtual studentReshan had limited support applying for college. It’s thanks to Charity,his virtual coach, that Reshan began feeling confident in the collegeprocess. Connecting for a year over text, phone, and email (and acrosscountries, as Charity moved to Samoa halfway through the year),Charity supported Reshan with every facet of the college applicationprocess, from revising his personal essays to helping him apply forfinancial aid. We’re thrilled to share that Reshan received seven collegeacceptances and began his college journey at Vassar College in Fall 2019.2019 Annual Report 11
Scholar SpotlightCreating a ChangemakerMeet Ramona Mora, a San Francisco native, GatesMillennium Scholar, and senior at UC Davis majoring inPolitical Science. Motivated by her experiences growingup in the Mission District, Ramona has aspirations ofworking in local government to support and empowerimmigrant communities. ScholarMatch has givenRamona the guidance to succeed in college and becomethe changemaker she wants to be for her community.What does it mean to be the first person in your family to attend college?It means that I should feel proud of everything that my family andI have overcome, but also that I should never forget where I come from.Graduating from college is a privilege that I will forever be gratefulfor, and I believe that I have the responsibility to return to mycommunity and help them out with resources and tools so that theycan be empowered just like I was. Growing up, it was difficultfor me to imagine that I could ever attend such an institution and besuccessful doing it. However, once I was part of ScholarMatch, thevision of me graduating college became more of a reality for me.How has ScholarMatch supported you through your college journey?My College Advisor Kate has supported me not only academically,but emotionally throughout my entire college journey. Through ourweekly phone calls, Kate helped me establish goals for myself so I couldbecome the successful student I wanted to be and assisted me in findingresources and tools on campus. It was really nice to know that I alwayshad somebody by my side, rooting for me and believing in my abilities.Kate definitely made my college transition easier and, because of theScholarMatch community, I have become more confident in myself.12 2019 Annual Report“I just wantto thank myadvisor forbeing oneof the mostcaring andsupportiveindividuals inmy life. Beingable to be openup and discussschool, life,my successesand failureswith someonehas made melearn and grow.My advisorisn’t just anadvisor, she isa mentor andguide.”– Giselle A.College students participate in eventsthroughout the year to build communitywith other ScholarMatch students.SCHOLARS PROGRAMThe transition from high school to college is especially challengingfor low-income and first-generation students. In fact, only 21%of this student population graduates college within six years. OurScholars Program ensures that our students have the support,tools, and connections to successfully transition to college, graduate,and launch their careers. Every college student is paired with a caringand knowledgeable College Advisor who assumes the role of bothmentor and cheerleader, providing academic, social, and emotionalsupport, all the way to graduation. Our personalized advisingapproach paired with robust scholarship support, financial aidplanning, and career mentorship gives students the opportunity tothrive. As a result, ScholarMatch students graduate college at seventimes the rate of their peers from similar backgrounds.342Students Served3.0Average GPA95%Retention RateThank You to Our PartnersOur partners make it possible for us to support students with essential services allthe way to college graduation. Thank you for championing our work! 826 Valencia The Bon Vivants CollegePoint deWilde Family Leonetti-O’ConnellFamily Foundation O’Melveny & Myers Smart Cookie Scholars Swig Family Foundation The Fellowship Initiative The Ric & SuzanneKayne Foundation2019 Annual Report 13
“Walking downthe stage andreceiving mydiploma was adream of mine.Thank youScholarMatchfor being a partof my journey,guiding mein my path andhelping mereceive a highereducation. ”- Andrea D.Students attend a field tripto RaiseMe, to learn aboutcareers in education tech.Where Are Our Alumni Now?Since graduating from college, ScholarMatch alumni havelaunched their careers, chased their dreams, and changed theworld! Currently, our alumni work at companies including: Amazon Boys & Girls Club Brave New Films DonorsChooseOUR GRADUATESThis year, ScholarMatch graduated 34 incredible students from college—our largest class to date! Our newfound alumni will be furtheringtheir education in graduate school, pursuing internships abroad, andkickstarting their careers. Congrats to our Class of 2019 grads!Pictured above: Abraham Rivera, Humboldt State University, BusinessAdministration; Anabell Gimena, UC Santa Cruz, Sociology & CommunityStudies; Annie Xie, UC Berkeley, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science;Cindy Calderon, UC Merced, Biology; Emily Cabrera, UC Merced,Public Health; Lily Huang, UC Berkeley, Cognitive Science; Roberto Recinos,Humboldt State University, Sociology.14 2019 Annual Report National ImmigrationLaw Center New York Times Oracle Raytheon ScholarMatch Walmart eCommerceThe Daily Life of Jessica Cheung143College CollegeGraduates to Date82.4%Class of 2019Five YearGraduation RateJessica and The Daily team watching the2016 presidential election results.ScholarMatch alum Jessica Cheung is a San Francisconative, a child of Chinese immigrants, and a self-proclaimedlover of books, pop culture, and large life themes.Since graduating from Middlebury College, Jessica feelsfortunate to be living out her wildest dreams workingin the podcast and journalism world. As an AssociateProducer for The Daily, a daily news podcast and radioshow by The New York Times, Jessica’s work entailspitching new and compelling story ideas, conductingresearch, and assisting with podcast recordings. Jessicahas previously held roles at NPR’s All Things Consideredand NBC. She looks forward to advancing her career andcontinuing her passion for groundbreaking storytelling.2019 Annual Report 15
2018 - 2019 BY THE NUMBERSFINANCIALS 871 KVolunteers Nationwide2,63932599Awarded in Scholarships43% UNRESTRICTED DONATIONSIncomeUnrestricted DonationsRestricted DonationsUnrestricted ProgramService FeesRent IncomeInvestment IncomeTotal income 1,619,521 1,200,183 925,915 63,189 10,435 3,819,24231% R E ST R ICT E D D ONAT IONSStaff MembersStudents Served1,78698Colleges AttendedStudent Visits to our Drop-In Center2 4% U N R E ST R ICT E D PRO GR A M SE RV ICE F E E S2% R E N T I NCOM E 1% I N V E ST M E N T I NCOM E1 1% GE N E R A L & A DM I N IST R AT I V EGRADUATION RATE57% PRO GR A M7% F U N DR A ISI NGOur goal is to graduate our students within 5 years of starting college. The 5-yeargraduation rate of our Class of 2019 was an impressive 82%, more than 20 percentagepoints higher than the national 6-year graduation rate for all students and more than60 percentage points higher than the 6-year graduation rate for similar ingGeneral & AdministrativeTotal expensesChange in net assets 1,976,595 871,453 250,745 368,057 3,466,850 352,39221%GR A DUAT ION PE RCE N TAGEScholarMatch (5 year)16 2019 Annual ReportNational (6 year)2 5% S CHOL A R SH I P SFirst-Gen, Low Income (6 year)2019 Annual Report 17
Volunteer SpotlightOur Volunteers Go the DistanceBurcak Cakir has a passion for helping high schoolstudents actualize their college dreams. Whenshe’s not running her own independent collegecounseling business, Burcak spends her time asa virtual volunteer with ScholarMatch. Now in hersecond year as a volunteer, Burcak shares whyher work with ScholarMatch is meaningful to her.Volunteers hone theiradvising skills at ourannual conferenceVOLUNTEERSVolunteers are the heart and soul of ScholarMatch! They fuel our missionand transform the way our students make their college journey. Thisyear, volunteers have given over 4,000 hours of their time to support ourstudents in a variety of ways: tackling college applications, conductingmock interviews at career workshops, and even teaching free SAT/ACT classes. From recent college grads to seasoned professionals, ourdiverse volunteers range in age, experience, and location, but all sharea common passion for empowering our students.Our volunteers are some of the most essential people in our students’journey to and through college, and we truly could not do this workwithout them. Thank you to all the individuals who have given their timeand talent to help our students succeed!18 2019 Annual ReportInterested involunteering?You can visitscholarmatch.org/get-involved tolearn how you canmake a direct impacton our studentsThis year, you supported two high school students with their collegeapplications. What was that experience like?My students and I were very nervous at the beginning. But, after the firstcouple of weeks, everything started to fall into place. I was able to gaintheir trust by assigning weekly tasks and following up with them everyweek, never missing an appointment, and always being there when theyreached out to me. I think they eventually understood that I was real, andI was there to stay as long as they wanted me to.Now that both of my students have completed their college applications,we are talking less frequently. Both of them are very special youngpeople, and I feel very privileged to have known them. One of my studentssays he will still call me when he is in college, and I really hope he does!What are the highlights from your time being a ScholarMatch volunteer?Joining these young people on their college journey has been the biggesthighlight of my year, so I would love to see them thrive in college andbeyond. I hope to stay connected and hear from them to see how they aredoing. I have my own Independent Educational Consulting business, however I must admit that nothing has been as rewarding and satisfying as myexperience as a Virtual College Coach at ScholarMatch. I am thankful forthe opportunity and look forward to many more years together.“I want to helpbreak down thebarriers tocollege entry forstudents inunderservedcommunities andgive them theopportunitiesthat mightotherwise beunattainable.These studentsare the future,and I wantto do everythingI can to help themreach their goals.”–Kirsten H.,Volunteer599Volunteers4,000 Volunteer HoursVolunteers Live In448Unique Cities2019 Annual Report 19
DONORSIndividual SupportersAlex & Diana AdamsonSarah AibelJonathan AkhavanNicholas AlbaneseValerie AlexKathy AllabadiSarah AndersonAnonymous (4)David ArbuluRose ArbuluKimberly ArteagaLauren BakerVanessa BakerVidya BalaHilary BaldiStacy BanSharlene BarberClaudia BarriosKaren Barton-MaycockWilma BassZane BehnkeRandie BencanannChris BennettSarah & Matt BeutnerAddie BidderSolongo BilegtHeidi Bjornson-PennellBobbi BlaseYael BloomSheryl BlumenthalJulia & Kyle BoelteDebora BortolonDavid & Gail BrisbinKristina BrooksLisa Brown& Daniel HandlerSarah BrownEllen BruceBeverly BrutzkusCarla BuchananKate BuelerMichelle BuelerClay BullwinkelElizabeth BurgonJames BurkettIpek BurnettBenjamin CalegariJanel & Scott CallonAlice CarberryMaureen CarewM F CavanaughSandra Chang LauLydia ChavezKaren Chin20 2019 Annual ReportDaniel ChungAshley CoakleyDiana CohnCaroline ColemanDominic ColemanLaura ColemanNeal ColemanGuillermo CondesoTom ConradRobert J. CoulyJonathan CreightonGenaro CruzNancy CulletonJanet CutcliffeRobin DahlbergElaine DatheDeborah DauberJay DavidsonSusanna DávilaCarol DavisMark DavisJennifer DayrellPerri Devon-SandWilliam Devon-SandMarguerite Di GiorgioMartha DiazPatricia DinnerJeff & Kelly DoddDavid DonofrioAlice DoverBertis & Katherine DownsEleanor DreyBridget DruryJon-Paul DumontIan DuncanAmanda & Michael EagerJohn EdstromCarolyn EganDave EggersTerri ElbaumJennifer EliasBeth EliasonMargaret EllisTara EnglishAndrea EpsteinMegan ErdelyYesim ErezAnn ErhardtLarry & Nancy ErhardtNatalee ErnstromAaron Eske& Aaron HoffmeyerMatthew EstesCormac EubanksEric Fastiff& Rebecca AronsPaul FeigenbaumIan & Keri FerryGeorgine FilauroJad FinckHannah FingerhutGerri Finkelstein-LuryaLaura FisherHelen FitzsimmonsLee FlynnKitania FolkJoan FosdickCarol Francis& Steve Ellier ChapmanLouise FranklinKen FreeStephanie GalinsonLauren GarciaRobyn GavrilaMargaret GharianiVanessa & Matt GinztonDiana GiulioniPauline GodfreyVanessa GonzalezJulia GoodingMonica GormleyKaren Grace-BakerKent GreenNeha GuptaMarcia HahnRobert HaleLaura HamadyJennifer HannonStephanie HannonTaylor Harmeling& Amy CooperJosh HarrisJane HarwellHilary HausmanKara HebbEric HeimanJohn HelnenMichael HerdeConstance HiattCaroline HicksChristine & Robert HigginsKaryn HoltzmanBonnie HornerJaime Huling-Delaye& Darren DelayeJennifer Ibbotson-BrownTricia IboshiRichard IngallsAndrew IshOdile IsralsonAllison IvenerAlison JesseKatia JimenezLoretta JonesFrances JosephDeborah KangGagan KanwarDiana Kapp & David SingerMiriam Karpilow& Ryan VanceAdam KeeferEllen KievalPatricia Kim-GableCristian KingMatthew &Kavana KinsellaLynn KirshbaumPeggy KochSigrun Krause-SorianoTeresa KrygsmanStephen LabovskyWilliam LaChanceLila LaHoodKristin LandryKris Lang &Noah LangJennifer LanktreeDan LauferRichard LavensteinNatasha & Nick LawlerAna Leandro-RamosRebecca LeeSabrina LeeMagdalena LeiningerStacey LeuzzeMarian Lever& Arthur BerlinerEllen LevinSharon LevyDaniel LiJessica LiSandy LokAndrew LoveLucas LuxSheila Lynch-DoucetKristen LyonsLauren MagsanayAnjanita MahadooCorey MahoneyColleen MallahanPatricia MarsilloBruce Martin& Heather RoseAbey MathewLaurence MathewsMonique MayoJosh McAdamMark Thomas McCaustlandLaura McDowellNion McEvoyDeanna McginityKelly McGonigalKayla McNally-AndersonMichele McNameeElizabeth McNicholsDesiree MendezLouis MendezBryn MillerJason MillerKirk MillerHeidi MolbakLeila MonganNelly MontoyaThomas MoorePatrick MoretonMark MovicTerri MuraiJudy NamSamantha NathanTristan NatheJames & Harriet NealHallie NessKia Wang NevarezNathan NgaiStephane NicolasJenna Nishiguchi-MeisterJoan O’BrienHelen OgilvieCristina & Ricardo OleaAviva OrensteinGeneieve OrrVictoria OrtizCarly OsmonsonRachel PalfiniE’Quacy ParkerMehul Patel& Inna FabrikantDebbie & Jim PatrickWilliam PattersonReid PaulGlenn PeckmanLaura PenvenneJames Perry Jr.Barbara PetersBlair PetersonLea Stublarec& Curtis PetersonThai PhamHarry PhillipsBethany PickardAmy PineJian Ping YeRebecca PrimoffPatti PrunhuberNoel RamirezVanessa RamirezAnne RandallAmie RanumMelissa RauchThomas ReddyVail ReeseMelissa RegaliaRachael ReileyMary RichersonJoshua RichterCarla & David RiemerGabriela RodriguezBryan RosenbergMarcy RosnerJohn RoudebushConstance Rubiano& Peter YedidiaMarilyn Rutz LevyJessi RymillMatthew SakaguchiSarina SawyerSuzy ScarlataGeorge SchmidPhaedra SchroederBonita SchulkinKristina & Brian SchwartzDeborah & Michael SextonMary Jo Simon& Jon ShantzKaren SlaterHeywood SloaneCarolyn SmakaNeil & Patricia SmithlineTodd SmithlineDouglas SovernCathie StaleyMelissa StandenBen SteinbergJoachim SteinbergRalph SteinbergSusan SternKaren StratingMary StubbsMyrtis SullivanJeanne TannerTeresa TauchiSabrina TaylorCatherine TeareAlexandra TerninkoTim TiefenthalerCarl TippenThamara TorresKaren TrilevskySusan & David TunnellRon Turiello& Margret CarusoLaurel TurnerJill UtsumiAdela VangelistiPeter VarshavskyNina VermaKate & Geoffrey VittJenny VuAyelet Waldman& Michael ChabonHunter WalkDanielle WalshKaren WaltonElizabeth WangensteenDavid & Suzanne WarnerJenna WeinsteinChase WeldonAnnie WestwaterRobert WidmanLaura WilliamsJudy Wilson & Mike RileyMonty WorthDiana WynneAndy XieHaruka YamashitaMichael YangJennifer YeeJune YeeJudy YoungJacob ZodikoffFoundationsBessemer Trust CompanyBothin FoundationBright Funds FoundationCaerus FoundationCapital Group Companies Charitable FoundationChan Zuckerberg InitiativeEisner FoundationFonda Family FoundationJackson Street Partners FoundationJP Morgan Chase FoundationJoseph Pedott Perpetual Endowment TrustKimball FoundationKittler Family TrustLeonetti/O’Connell Family FoundationLone Pine FoundationMary A. Crocker TrustMaverick Capital FoundationRic & Suzanne Kayne FoundationNathan & Shelly Sarkisian FoundationSchwab Charitable FundStony Point FoundationStuart FoundationThe Dauber FoundationThe Ivy Centennial FoundationThe V.O. Smith Family FoundationW.L. Lyons Brown, Jr. Charitable FoundationVerizon FoundationWalnut Fund2019 Annual Report 21
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