Pathways for Kids Spring Summer 2024 Newsletter
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PFK Summer 2024
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Tackling the Behemoth
MIKE MONTALBAN
EXECUTIVE DIRECTORPFK Mentor Nate Ngerabara promised the Potrero Hill Neighborhood House a party as
a reward for their meaningful engagement
In this season’s newsletter, it’s about figuring out what to fight for and
investing in resources that help our kids tackle life’s big issues.
Whether you’re a new or advanced adult reading this, we all remember
a goal-oriented struggle that seemed impossible to overcome...at least
initially. If only there was more money or maybe if that parent had
shown up. Maybe if someone believed in us, saw our inherent genius
early and invested some time, how different could it have been?
For over 25 years, Pathways for Kids has strived to open the door to
this answer and be the catalyst to help kids choose their highest path.
These challenges, whether due to environmental, resource, or
motivational factors, are no doubt exacerbated in an ever-tightening
economic environment for today’s city kids. For San Francisco teens
trying to figure out how they’re going to navigate purpose only a few
years from adulthood, that spark can’t come soon enough. And beyond
financial help alone, Pathways for Kids emphasizes supplementing
mentorship as the voice of reason and practicality to help kids
creatively control life’s controllables, early.
...continued on page 2
THE PATHFINDER - SPRING/SUMMER ISSUE 2024
PAGE 01
SPRING / SUMMER ISSUE 2024SPRING / SUMMER ISSUE 2024
Official Newsletter of Pathways for KidsOfficial Newsletter of Pathways for Kids
7 Ways to Support7 Ways to Support
Pathways for KidsPathways for Kids
Make a tax-deductible donation toMake a tax-deductible donation to
Pathways for Kids,Pathways for Kids, a tax-exempt a tax-exempt
organization under Section 501 (C) (3) oforganization under Section 501 (C) (3) of
the IRS Tax Code, Federal ID number 94-the IRS Tax Code, Federal ID number 94-
3313219. You can go to our website:3313219. You can go to our website:
pathwaysforkids.orgpathwaysforkids.org clickclick DONATEDONATE
ContributeContribute real estate, antiques or jewelry real estate, antiques or jewelry
to Pathways and write the contribution offto Pathways and write the contribution off
at the fair market value.at the fair market value.
Donate an old carDonate an old car: : pathwaysforkids.orgpathwaysforkids.org
Click DONATE >DONATE AN OLD CARClick DONATE >DONATE AN OLD CAR
Include a bequest in your Will or TrustInclude a bequest in your Will or Trust
to Pathways for Kids and reduce yourto Pathways for Kids and reduce your
Federal Estate TaxesFederal Estate Taxes
Set up a Charitable Remainder Trust:Set up a Charitable Remainder Trust:
City and County of San FranciscoCity and County of San Francisco
Employees: Employees: Donate to Pathways for KidsDonate to Pathways for Kids
through your Local Independent Charitiesthrough your Local Independent Charities
(LIC) payroll deduction program.(LIC) payroll deduction program.
Help Pathways for Kids raise moneyHelp Pathways for Kids raise money by by
soliciting individuals, corporations andsoliciting individuals, corporations and
foundations. If you prefer to mail a check,foundations. If you prefer to mail a check,
please mail donations to:please mail donations to:
Pathways for Kids DonationsPathways for Kids Donations
331 Filbert Street331 Filbert Street
San Francisco, CA 94133San Francisco, CA 94133
Please call Grace Long: (415) 986-5885Please call Grace Long: (415) 986-5885 EveryEvery
donation of any size is greatly appreciated!donation of any size is greatly appreciated!
Career Opportunities • Mentoring & Motivational Programs • Entrepreneurialism • Investing • Capital-BuildingCareer Opportunities • Mentoring & Motivational Programs • Entrepreneurialism • Investing • Capital-Building
MIKE MONTALBAN
EXECUTIVE DIRECTORPFK Mentor Nate Ngerabara promised the Potrero Hill Neighborhood House a party as
a reward for their meaningful engagement
In this season’s newsletter, it’s about figuring out what to fight for and
investing in resources that help our kids tackle life’s big issues.
Whether you’re a new or advanced adult reading this, we all remember
a goal-oriented struggle that seemed impossible to overcome...at least
initially. If only there was more money or maybe if that parent had
shown up. Maybe if someone believed in us, saw our inherent genius
early and invested some time, how different could it have been?
For over 25 years, Pathways for Kids has strived to open the door to
this answer and be the catalyst to help kids choose their highest path.
These challenges, whether due to environmental, resource, or
motivational factors, are no doubt exacerbated in an ever-tightening
economic environment for today’s city kids. For San Francisco teens
trying to figure out how they’re going to navigate purpose only a few
years from adulthood, that spark can’t come soon enough. And beyond
financial help alone, Pathways for Kids emphasizes supplementing
mentorship as the voice of reason and practicality to help kids
creatively control life’s controllables, early.
...continued on page 2
THE PATHFINDER - SPRING/SUMMER ISSUE 2024
PAGE 01
SPRING / SUMMER ISSUE 2024SPRING / SUMMER ISSUE 2024
Official Newsletter of Pathways for KidsOfficial Newsletter of Pathways for Kids
7 Ways to Support7 Ways to Support
Pathways for KidsPathways for Kids
Make a tax-deductible donation toMake a tax-deductible donation to
Pathways for Kids,Pathways for Kids, a tax-exempt a tax-exempt
organization under Section 501 (C) (3) oforganization under Section 501 (C) (3) of
the IRS Tax Code, Federal ID number 94-the IRS Tax Code, Federal ID number 94-
3313219. You can go to our website:3313219. You can go to our website:
pathwaysforkids.orgpathwaysforkids.org clickclick DONATEDONATE
ContributeContribute real estate, antiques or jewelry real estate, antiques or jewelry
to Pathways and write the contribution offto Pathways and write the contribution off
at the fair market value.at the fair market value.
Donate an old carDonate an old car: : pathwaysforkids.orgpathwaysforkids.org
Click DONATE >DONATE AN OLD CARClick DONATE >DONATE AN OLD CAR
Include a bequest in your Will or TrustInclude a bequest in your Will or Trust
to Pathways for Kids and reduce yourto Pathways for Kids and reduce your
Federal Estate TaxesFederal Estate Taxes
Set up a Charitable Remainder Trust:Set up a Charitable Remainder Trust:
City and County of San FranciscoCity and County of San Francisco
Employees: Employees: Donate to Pathways for KidsDonate to Pathways for Kids
through your Local Independent Charitiesthrough your Local Independent Charities
(LIC) payroll deduction program.(LIC) payroll deduction program.
Help Pathways for Kids raise moneyHelp Pathways for Kids raise money by by
soliciting individuals, corporations andsoliciting individuals, corporations and
foundations. If you prefer to mail a check,foundations. If you prefer to mail a check,
please mail donations to:please mail donations to:
Pathways for Kids DonationsPathways for Kids Donations
331 Filbert Street331 Filbert Street
San Francisco, CA 94133San Francisco, CA 94133
Please call Grace Long: (415) 986-5885Please call Grace Long: (415) 986-5885 EveryEvery
donation of any size is greatly appreciated!donation of any size is greatly appreciated!
Career Opportunities • Mentoring & Motivational Programs • Entrepreneurialism • Investing • Capital-BuildingCareer Opportunities • Mentoring & Motivational Programs • Entrepreneurialism • Investing • Capital-Building
PFK Team Highlight WELCOMING RICKY, OUR NEW PROGRAM DIRECTOR Meet Ricky Griffith, a dynamic individual who has traversed from the
bustling streets of Los Angeles to the vibrant cityscape of San Francisco.
With a solid educational foundation in Sociology from CSUN, Ricky
embarked on a journey driven by a passion for social welfare.
Currently serving as a social worker and program director for Pathways for
Kids, Ricky is committed to making a positive impact on the lives of children
and families. Through his work, he strives to create pathways to success for
underprivileged youth, providing them with the support and resources they
need to thrive.
But Ricky doesn't stop there. Inspired by the entrepreneurial spirit of those
around him at Pathways for Kids, he has ventured into new territory by
launching a car rental business. By surrounding himself with like-minded
individuals and seizing opportunities for innovation, he is not only driving
change in the social sector but also exploring new avenues for growth and
success.
Driven by a desire to create meaningful change and empower others, Ricky
exemplifies the spirit of resilience, determination, and entrepreneurship.
Whether it's through his work as a social worker or his entrepreneurial
endeavors, he continues to make a lasting impact on his community and
beyond. 98% of Pathways For
Kids surveyed would
rather acquire a skill
that makes more
money over time than
just receive a one-
time windfall. PATHWAYS FOR KIDS
IMPACT 2024
*2024 SURVEYS THE PATHFINDER - SPRING/SUMMER ISSUE 2024
PAGE 02In 2o24, too often have our kids been conditioned by social narratives
to ‘pick the oppressor’ to blame for life’s circumstances or that quick
money alone can buy one’s way out of a turbulent upbringing. PFK
operates on a deeper philosophy that our biggest oppresor isn’t
external, but rather our own self-talk. That the blank check isn’t the
answer, but find out how to become the check writer yourself. Our
program encourages kids to ask themselves, “how do I get the skills to
get that job to build that life, open that bank account, make those
investments, and make the money work for me?”
Our north star has always been to prepare our students for the ebbs
and flows of finance, politics, and technology by bringing them back
to the true meaning of essential skill acquisition in order to build an
independent life. More than ever, we must lean into our community
and continue to show shining examples of mentorship, philanthropy,
and love. And that before entitlement and recognition, the merit and
discipline and wisdom that precedes it is what keeps money flowing.
Your support as a donor, mentor, volunteer or friend means so much
to us. Help us bring back the narrative of hard work and learning as
the single most important reason we can tackle the behemoth of our
own mental obstacles.
bustling streets of Los Angeles to the vibrant cityscape of San Francisco.
With a solid educational foundation in Sociology from CSUN, Ricky
embarked on a journey driven by a passion for social welfare.
Currently serving as a social worker and program director for Pathways for
Kids, Ricky is committed to making a positive impact on the lives of children
and families. Through his work, he strives to create pathways to success for
underprivileged youth, providing them with the support and resources they
need to thrive.
But Ricky doesn't stop there. Inspired by the entrepreneurial spirit of those
around him at Pathways for Kids, he has ventured into new territory by
launching a car rental business. By surrounding himself with like-minded
individuals and seizing opportunities for innovation, he is not only driving
change in the social sector but also exploring new avenues for growth and
success.
Driven by a desire to create meaningful change and empower others, Ricky
exemplifies the spirit of resilience, determination, and entrepreneurship.
Whether it's through his work as a social worker or his entrepreneurial
endeavors, he continues to make a lasting impact on his community and
beyond. 98% of Pathways For
Kids surveyed would
rather acquire a skill
that makes more
money over time than
just receive a one-
time windfall. PATHWAYS FOR KIDS
IMPACT 2024
*2024 SURVEYS THE PATHFINDER - SPRING/SUMMER ISSUE 2024
PAGE 02In 2o24, too often have our kids been conditioned by social narratives
to ‘pick the oppressor’ to blame for life’s circumstances or that quick
money alone can buy one’s way out of a turbulent upbringing. PFK
operates on a deeper philosophy that our biggest oppresor isn’t
external, but rather our own self-talk. That the blank check isn’t the
answer, but find out how to become the check writer yourself. Our
program encourages kids to ask themselves, “how do I get the skills to
get that job to build that life, open that bank account, make those
investments, and make the money work for me?”
Our north star has always been to prepare our students for the ebbs
and flows of finance, politics, and technology by bringing them back
to the true meaning of essential skill acquisition in order to build an
independent life. More than ever, we must lean into our community
and continue to show shining examples of mentorship, philanthropy,
and love. And that before entitlement and recognition, the merit and
discipline and wisdom that precedes it is what keeps money flowing.
Your support as a donor, mentor, volunteer or friend means so much
to us. Help us bring back the narrative of hard work and learning as
the single most important reason we can tackle the behemoth of our
own mental obstacles.
Dynamic Collaboration at
Potrero Hill Neighborhood House
BY RICKY GRIFFITHPathways for Kids, renowned for its dedication to
empowering youth through educational initiatives,
has forged a transformative partnership with Potrero
Hill Neighborhood House, enriching the lives of
children in the community. This dynamic
collaboration has paved the way for a series of
engaging events aimed at broadening horizons and
fostering a spirit of exploration among young
participants.
One of the hallmark features of this partnership has
been the introduction of diverse speakers from
various professional fields, providing invaluable
insights and inspiration to eager young minds.
Among the distinguished speakers invited by
Pathways for Kids were experts in patient litigation,
real estate brokerage, and construction. Each offering
unique perspectives and expertise to the participants.
Nate Ngerabara from Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP,
kicked things off by speaking about patient litigation.
Nate educated the kids on the importance of
advocacy and legal rights in the healthcare domain,
semiconductors, consumer electronics, and software.
Through thought-provoking discussions, participants
gained an understanding of the complexities
surrounding patient rights and the legal avenues
available to address grievances. THE PATHFINDER - SPRING/SUMMER ISSUE 2024
PAGE 03
Potrero Hill Neighborhood House
BY RICKY GRIFFITHPathways for Kids, renowned for its dedication to
empowering youth through educational initiatives,
has forged a transformative partnership with Potrero
Hill Neighborhood House, enriching the lives of
children in the community. This dynamic
collaboration has paved the way for a series of
engaging events aimed at broadening horizons and
fostering a spirit of exploration among young
participants.
One of the hallmark features of this partnership has
been the introduction of diverse speakers from
various professional fields, providing invaluable
insights and inspiration to eager young minds.
Among the distinguished speakers invited by
Pathways for Kids were experts in patient litigation,
real estate brokerage, and construction. Each offering
unique perspectives and expertise to the participants.
Nate Ngerabara from Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP,
kicked things off by speaking about patient litigation.
Nate educated the kids on the importance of
advocacy and legal rights in the healthcare domain,
semiconductors, consumer electronics, and software.
Through thought-provoking discussions, participants
gained an understanding of the complexities
surrounding patient rights and the legal avenues
available to address grievances. THE PATHFINDER - SPRING/SUMMER ISSUE 2024
PAGE 03
Real Investment into a Lucrative Future
BY RICKY GRIFFITHThe Potrero Hill partnership also facilitated interactions
with professionals in real estate brokerage. Mark Mason,
Senior Vice President of Investments at Marcus &
Millichap, offered participants a glimpse into the world of
property management and investment. Mark discussed the
importance of helping clients navigate the complexities of
the real estate market and achieve their buying, selling, or
investment objectives. From exploring market trends to
understanding negotiation strategies, these sessions
equip participants with valuable knowledge about the
intricacies of the real estate industry.
In addition, speakers from the construction and
contracting sector provided insights into the dynamic
field of infrastructure development and project
management. Michael Fisher and Terry Irwin from Irwin
Fisher Inc. spoke about the vital role of construction in
shaping communities. Mike and Terry then advocated for
considering trades as a viable and rewarding career path,
encouraging kids to explore hands-on skills and
apprenticeships as avenues to fulfilling and lucrative
futures.
Through these engaging sessions, Pathways for Kids and
Potrero Hill Neighborhood House have fostered a culture
of learning and exploration, inspiring young participants
to pursue their passions and explore diverse career paths.
By bringing together professionals from various fields,
this partnership has created a platform for mentorship
and knowledge exchange, empowering youth to envision
a future filled with possibilities.
As the collaboration between Pathways for Kids and
Potrero Hill Neighborhood House continues to flourish, it
serves as a testament to the transformative power of
community.partnerships in nurturing the potential of
young individuals and fostering a brighter future for
generations to come. THE PATHFINDER - SPRING/SUMMER ISSUE 2024
PAGE 04
BY RICKY GRIFFITHThe Potrero Hill partnership also facilitated interactions
with professionals in real estate brokerage. Mark Mason,
Senior Vice President of Investments at Marcus &
Millichap, offered participants a glimpse into the world of
property management and investment. Mark discussed the
importance of helping clients navigate the complexities of
the real estate market and achieve their buying, selling, or
investment objectives. From exploring market trends to
understanding negotiation strategies, these sessions
equip participants with valuable knowledge about the
intricacies of the real estate industry.
In addition, speakers from the construction and
contracting sector provided insights into the dynamic
field of infrastructure development and project
management. Michael Fisher and Terry Irwin from Irwin
Fisher Inc. spoke about the vital role of construction in
shaping communities. Mike and Terry then advocated for
considering trades as a viable and rewarding career path,
encouraging kids to explore hands-on skills and
apprenticeships as avenues to fulfilling and lucrative
futures.
Through these engaging sessions, Pathways for Kids and
Potrero Hill Neighborhood House have fostered a culture
of learning and exploration, inspiring young participants
to pursue their passions and explore diverse career paths.
By bringing together professionals from various fields,
this partnership has created a platform for mentorship
and knowledge exchange, empowering youth to envision
a future filled with possibilities.
As the collaboration between Pathways for Kids and
Potrero Hill Neighborhood House continues to flourish, it
serves as a testament to the transformative power of
community.partnerships in nurturing the potential of
young individuals and fostering a brighter future for
generations to come. THE PATHFINDER - SPRING/SUMMER ISSUE 2024
PAGE 04
To reserve advance tickets:
Please contact Grace Long at
(415) 986-5885Peter's Corner
WORDS FROM PETER DWARESI couldn’t be more pleased with the work we’ve done in 2024. Thank you
to Ricky, Grace, Mike, our donors, mentors and volunteers for their
enduring efforts.
While we teach our kids that merit and hard work are the highest path
to self-awareness and independence, we also hold ourselves at
Pathways for Kids also to our own high standards to represent San
Francisco’s finest professions. Whether in law, real estate or, vocational
(construction, plumbing or electrical, etc...), our programs aim to show
that these places of work are accessible and needed.
Let us continue the journey and build the greatest generation we’ve
seen yet.
Peter
THE PATHFINDER - SPRING/SUMMER ISSUE 2024
PAGE 05
This year, come as your
favorite crooner from the
Golden Age of Broadway and
Music. Channel your inner
Rat Pack. ‘Fly us to the moon’
like Frank Sinatra, crawl like
the cool cat Dean Martin,
sweep us off our feet like
Marilyn, or slide in like the
sleek Sammy Davis Jr. Friday,
November 8 at 6pm is your
time to shine like the classics
before us.
Please contact Grace Long at
(415) 986-5885Peter's Corner
WORDS FROM PETER DWARESI couldn’t be more pleased with the work we’ve done in 2024. Thank you
to Ricky, Grace, Mike, our donors, mentors and volunteers for their
enduring efforts.
While we teach our kids that merit and hard work are the highest path
to self-awareness and independence, we also hold ourselves at
Pathways for Kids also to our own high standards to represent San
Francisco’s finest professions. Whether in law, real estate or, vocational
(construction, plumbing or electrical, etc...), our programs aim to show
that these places of work are accessible and needed.
Let us continue the journey and build the greatest generation we’ve
seen yet.
Peter
THE PATHFINDER - SPRING/SUMMER ISSUE 2024
PAGE 05
This year, come as your
favorite crooner from the
Golden Age of Broadway and
Music. Channel your inner
Rat Pack. ‘Fly us to the moon’
like Frank Sinatra, crawl like
the cool cat Dean Martin,
sweep us off our feet like
Marilyn, or slide in like the
sleek Sammy Davis Jr. Friday,
November 8 at 6pm is your
time to shine like the classics
before us.
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Thank You, Partners!Arthur & Charlotte Zitrin Foundation
Charles D. Farber Memorial Foundation
Charter Oak Foundation
Dana & Robert Emory
49ers Foundation
George & Judy Marcus
Heffernan Group Foundation
J. C. Kellogg Foundation
Jewish Community Endowment Fund
Koret Foundation
Lucasfilm Foundation
Salesforce Foundation
Sobrato Foundation
Stanley & Langendorf Foundation
Taube Family Foundation
The EACH Foundation
The Fred Gellert Foundation
The GAP Foundation
The Kimball Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation
Mary Crocker Trust
May & Stanley Smith Trust
RD & Mary Hume Endowment
Pacific Union Community Fund
Richard & Rhoda Goldman Fund
The Upjohn Fund of San Francisco
First Republic Bank
Heritage Bank of Commerce
Peninsula Bank of Commerce
Silicon Valley Bank
The Wells Fargo Bank • US Bank
Donate for Charity
Intuitive Partners Touchdowns For Kids
Greater Bay BanCorp
Irwin Fisher Inc. General Contractors
Kaiser Permanente • Land America
Brown and Caldwell
San Francisco Firefighters
San Francisco Giants Jennifer Alexander
Ted Ammiro • Tegan Anderson
Harry Andrews • Carla Armstrong
Tim Aufenthie • Deborah Ballati
Dianne & Alan Barkley
Vincent Barr Richard Berman • Cameron Boucher
Theodore Brown • Mayor Willie Brown
James Burkhouse • Ronald & Sydney Bushman Anja
Castner • Richard Cerf • Claudine Cheng
May Chone • Joseph Ciatti
Kent Clay Daniel Cohen • Richard Cohen
Una Cogavin • Reginald Cook • Bill Criss Richard
Crocker • David & Karen Dold
Karen Dood • Meghan Douglas
Hal Dryan • Phil Dutt • Leonard Dwares
Donald & Bonnie Dwares • David Dwares
George Elliott • Matthew Eng Shareen Fanburg • Gayle Farber & Jeff Siegel
Suzanne Faulkner • Jon Feldhammer
Tracy Ferron • Mason & Anne Flemming
Marily Franzia • Michael Franzia • Marv Ganz
Gary & Katia Gelman • Scott Gerber
Roger Gershman • John Glass
Brian Goldberg • Steven Goldberg
Craig Gordon • Jeff Greenberg
Elliott Grimshaw • Ellen & Rick Grossman
Kenneth Guernsey • John Harrington
Nancy Harris • Andrea and Matthew Hawley
Ralph Higgs • Jason Hilton • Ron Hirsch
Jennie Horn • Tom Hovorka
Jamie & Heidi Howell • Richard Hyder
Robert & Linda Imber
Kevin & Larry Israel • Greg Jacobs • Lois Jacobs
Doug & Susan Jacobs • Jay Jeffers
Carrie Johnson • Debbie Johnson • Bonita Jones
Miller • Mayor Frank Jordan • Jeffrey Kane • Rob
Kashian • Barbara & Ron Kaufman • Astrid &
Terence Keene • Andrew Martin • Linda Kendall
Douglas Kennedy • William Kenney
Judy & Paul Kessler • Leon & Linda Klapper
Thomas Klein • Norman Krug
Christopher Lane • Rabbi Yosef Langer
John & Suzanna Laramee
Ladan Lari • Tom LaTour • Anne Lawrence
Kyle Lawson • Jeff Leon • Ted Levenson
John Liftin • Craig Lipton
David Lorie • Sheldon Low • David Lucas
Mayrann Maggiori • Peter Maier
Charles Mayer • Theodore Mazzene
James McGrath • Jennifer Messina
Rob MacColl • Beth McDougal
Sandy McGready • T. C. McMechen
Ernie McNabb • Tom & Lisa McKnew
Dana Merker • Sterling Meyer • Renee Miguel
Bruce Miller • Michael Milstein
Michael Mojabi • Fatima Moore
Derek Nazarbegin • Eric Neplokh
Beth Ann O’Hara • Daniel O’Neill
Cheryl Orr • Amy & John Palmer
Chuck & Carol Ott • Didier Perez
Stephen Pardys, M.D. • Roger Passal
Matt Peek • Forrest & Heidi Pendleton
Roland & Caryl Petersen • Doug & Robin Ross
Sup. Aaron Peskin • Guillaume & Pudji Poncin
John & Lisa Pritzker • Steven & Lara Rajninger
Craig & Maja Ramsey • Lloyd & Sharyn Rich
Craig Robinson • Ted & Mary Robinson
Richard & Barbara Rosenberg • Helen Ross
James Sauve • Gary Salomon
THE PATHFINDER - SPRING/SUMMER ISSUE 2024
PAGE 06
Thank You, Partners!Arthur & Charlotte Zitrin Foundation
Charles D. Farber Memorial Foundation
Charter Oak Foundation
Dana & Robert Emory
49ers Foundation
George & Judy Marcus
Heffernan Group Foundation
J. C. Kellogg Foundation
Jewish Community Endowment Fund
Koret Foundation
Lucasfilm Foundation
Salesforce Foundation
Sobrato Foundation
Stanley & Langendorf Foundation
Taube Family Foundation
The EACH Foundation
The Fred Gellert Foundation
The GAP Foundation
The Kimball Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation
Mary Crocker Trust
May & Stanley Smith Trust
RD & Mary Hume Endowment
Pacific Union Community Fund
Richard & Rhoda Goldman Fund
The Upjohn Fund of San Francisco
First Republic Bank
Heritage Bank of Commerce
Peninsula Bank of Commerce
Silicon Valley Bank
The Wells Fargo Bank • US Bank
Donate for Charity
Intuitive Partners Touchdowns For Kids
Greater Bay BanCorp
Irwin Fisher Inc. General Contractors
Kaiser Permanente • Land America
Brown and Caldwell
San Francisco Firefighters
San Francisco Giants Jennifer Alexander
Ted Ammiro • Tegan Anderson
Harry Andrews • Carla Armstrong
Tim Aufenthie • Deborah Ballati
Dianne & Alan Barkley
Vincent Barr Richard Berman • Cameron Boucher
Theodore Brown • Mayor Willie Brown
James Burkhouse • Ronald & Sydney Bushman Anja
Castner • Richard Cerf • Claudine Cheng
May Chone • Joseph Ciatti
Kent Clay Daniel Cohen • Richard Cohen
Una Cogavin • Reginald Cook • Bill Criss Richard
Crocker • David & Karen Dold
Karen Dood • Meghan Douglas
Hal Dryan • Phil Dutt • Leonard Dwares
Donald & Bonnie Dwares • David Dwares
George Elliott • Matthew Eng Shareen Fanburg • Gayle Farber & Jeff Siegel
Suzanne Faulkner • Jon Feldhammer
Tracy Ferron • Mason & Anne Flemming
Marily Franzia • Michael Franzia • Marv Ganz
Gary & Katia Gelman • Scott Gerber
Roger Gershman • John Glass
Brian Goldberg • Steven Goldberg
Craig Gordon • Jeff Greenberg
Elliott Grimshaw • Ellen & Rick Grossman
Kenneth Guernsey • John Harrington
Nancy Harris • Andrea and Matthew Hawley
Ralph Higgs • Jason Hilton • Ron Hirsch
Jennie Horn • Tom Hovorka
Jamie & Heidi Howell • Richard Hyder
Robert & Linda Imber
Kevin & Larry Israel • Greg Jacobs • Lois Jacobs
Doug & Susan Jacobs • Jay Jeffers
Carrie Johnson • Debbie Johnson • Bonita Jones
Miller • Mayor Frank Jordan • Jeffrey Kane • Rob
Kashian • Barbara & Ron Kaufman • Astrid &
Terence Keene • Andrew Martin • Linda Kendall
Douglas Kennedy • William Kenney
Judy & Paul Kessler • Leon & Linda Klapper
Thomas Klein • Norman Krug
Christopher Lane • Rabbi Yosef Langer
John & Suzanna Laramee
Ladan Lari • Tom LaTour • Anne Lawrence
Kyle Lawson • Jeff Leon • Ted Levenson
John Liftin • Craig Lipton
David Lorie • Sheldon Low • David Lucas
Mayrann Maggiori • Peter Maier
Charles Mayer • Theodore Mazzene
James McGrath • Jennifer Messina
Rob MacColl • Beth McDougal
Sandy McGready • T. C. McMechen
Ernie McNabb • Tom & Lisa McKnew
Dana Merker • Sterling Meyer • Renee Miguel
Bruce Miller • Michael Milstein
Michael Mojabi • Fatima Moore
Derek Nazarbegin • Eric Neplokh
Beth Ann O’Hara • Daniel O’Neill
Cheryl Orr • Amy & John Palmer
Chuck & Carol Ott • Didier Perez
Stephen Pardys, M.D. • Roger Passal
Matt Peek • Forrest & Heidi Pendleton
Roland & Caryl Petersen • Doug & Robin Ross
Sup. Aaron Peskin • Guillaume & Pudji Poncin
John & Lisa Pritzker • Steven & Lara Rajninger
Craig & Maja Ramsey • Lloyd & Sharyn Rich
Craig Robinson • Ted & Mary Robinson
Richard & Barbara Rosenberg • Helen Ross
James Sauve • Gary Salomon
THE PATHFINDER - SPRING/SUMMER ISSUE 2024
PAGE 06
Thank You, Partners!Connie Tomal • Dan McGonagle
Lee Sankowich • Kirsten Santa • Tim Shetz
Robert Silverman • Bryan Silverstein
Chris Simao • Gloria Smith • Larry Smith
Louis Silcox • Craig Solomon
Andrew South • Cameron South
Danielle Steele • Mary Souza
Paul & Gayle Switzer • Nancy Todes
Taylor Gannon Tidwell • Kimberly & Sean Tiernan
Dyann Tresenfeld • Sherwin Turner • Ron Vernali
Bernie & Ina Wasserman • Robert & Kiki Wells
Susie & Skippy Weingeroff
Arthur Weiss • Clay & Helen Wiens
Michael Williams • Diane Wilsey • Jim Woolwine
John Wright • Myron Zimmerman
Richard & Victoria Zitrin
Aileen Ante • Ailsa Pierrepont
Alyssa Glanzman • Ari Hood
Bob Levy • Christina Burr
David Flin • David Meyer • Deborah Johnson
Diana Cohen • Doug Jacobs
Ethan Dellhime • Franca Gargiulo
Franco Finn • Howard Golden
Isaac Raboy • James Rattner • Jeff Jacobs
Jeff Mishkin • Jon Holmquist • Karen Francois
Kathleen Cerf • Kevin Erdman • Kimara Moodley
Kristalle Cooks • Kurt Grimes • Lorraine Alter
Luke Moody • Mahmoud Larizadeh
Mara Kopp • Maricar Miller • Meredith Moody
Nadia Hussein • Nafchi Abdolmohsen
Nangkeo Duarte • Nathan Vizcarra
Noel Benton • Paul Kessler
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