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Viewed from afar, San Francisco Bay is asparkling natural treasure. Get up close and you’ll see how Save

The Bay’s daily efforts all around the shorelineare making the Bay healthy and vibrant.

Each year, tens of thousands of peoplework with Save The Bay to protect the Bayfrom today’s greatest threats—urban sprawland pollution—and to restore Bay wetlandsnow for future generations.

In our 44th year, we’re doing a better jobthan ever engaging people to Discover TheBay and take action to improve it. We knowthe Bay is its own best recruiter, and SaveThe Bay’s fun, inspiring adventures on thewater create lasting connections with peopleof all ages and backgrounds.

We won a new state law to ensure Healthy Bay Beaches, requiring water quality monitoring to protect public health for swimmers, divers and windsurfers—theGovernor’s office called our campaign “tenacious” after his office was flooded withletters and emails. Two years of communityorganizing along the Mountain View shoreline is building pressure on the U.S.Navy to clean up its toxic Superfund site atMoffett Field.

Save The Bay’s action center (visit us atwww.saveSFbay.org) makes advocacy simplefor everyone. Along with modern electronictools, Save The Bay also uses old-fashioned

manual labor to improve the Bay. Since2001, more than 20,000 Bay Area residentscontributed more than 70,000 hours restoringshoreline sites. They’ve removed more than100,000 pounds of trash and recyclables and40,000 pounds of non-native plants, andplanted 70,000 native plants. Record numbersof Bay Area businesses are joining in throughemployee volunteer teams, giving back to the Bay to improve our economy and qualityof life.

Educating the next generation of Baystewards, our award-winning Canoes InSloughs program has now taught the scienceof San Francisco Bay to more than 30,000middle- and high-school students, right onthe water.

You are vital to Save The Bay’s success.With your help in 2005, we’ll accomplisheven more. I invite you to continue helpingus celebrate, protect and restore the Bay inthe coming year, and to enlist new friends andneighbors. As you know, there are so manyrewarding and fun ways to get involved.

Please enjoy this report on our successfulwork together in 2004, and accept my thanksfor your participation and support that is saving our magnificent San Francisco Bay!

John Carlstroem, Chairman of the Board

A Message from the Chairman of the Board

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Director’s Circle$10,000 +

Anonymous Mrs. Park Chamberlain ✦Mr. George A. Miller and

Ms. Janet McKinleyMr. Richard Mlynarik and

Ms. Elizabeth Willey

Leadership Circle$5,000 – 9,999

Anonymous (2)Doug and Jane Ferguson ✦

The Victor and Lorraine Honig Fundof Tides Foundation

Gordon E. and Betty I. MooreMr. Stephen M. SilbersteinDr. and Mrs. William F. Weeden ✦

Peggy and Lee Zeigler

Steward’s Circle$2,500 – 4,999

Bruce and Sandra BeyaertKen and Lauren CalhoonGeorge M. Foster, Jr. ✦

Mr. Richard A. Gale ✦

Ms. Sibyl GrahamBarbara Hewitt and John P. BasyeMs. Nancy L. KittleSandy and Ron LinderMr. Park L. LoughlinNancy StrauchMr. Jake Warner and Ms. Toni Ihara

Founder’s Circle$1,000 – 2,999

Anonymous (4)Neil and Gene BarthThe Alan L. Blum Family FundMr. Donald Brody and

Ms. Toby MickelsonMs. Carolyn G. BrownMr. John C. BrownMaynard P. and Katherine Z. BuehlerMr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Butler ✦

Mr. Alex CalaraMr. John D. CarlstroemThe Mary Ann Cobb and Peter Wilson

Fund of the Vanguard PublicFoundation

Clarence B. and Joan F. ColemanMr. Edmund CoyneWilliam and Barbara Eastman ✦

Ms. Natalie A. Forrest

Michael GallagherMs. Lucy Gigli and Mr. Dan WoodChuck and Amy HansenMs. Kay HolleyMr. Scott S. HopkinsMr. Michael Katz and Ms. Mary IlyinMr. Aaron KurtzmanMelvin B. and Joan Lane ✦

Jody S. London and Michael AronsonMr. and Mrs. John G. MengsholPaulette Meyer and David FriedmanMs. Catherine Moore BettisMs. Kelly D. Moran and

Mr. Mark W. EliotM. Kathryn MorelliJudith B. NadaiDancing Swimmer ✦

Cynthia J. Patton and Michael E. Murdoch

Dr. R. Fabian PeaseThe Purple Lady FundChristopher Marc RichardMr. and Mrs. R. J. Riddell, Jr. ✦

Mrs. Jean F. Schulz ✦

Mrs. Deborah G. SeymourMr. Scott M. SmithPeggy SteffelMs. Tina ThomasMr. Justin ToalJerry TonePeter and Karen WeberDavid and Jill Weed

Benefactor$500 – 999

Anonymous (5)Shirley and David Allen FoundationMs. Marjorie J. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Alan M. Appleford ✦

James R. and Colette A. ArmaoMrs. John P. AustinMr. William BallSteven and Beth BangertAnn Baumann ✦

The Baylock FamilyMr. Ralph W. Benson ✦

Allan and Marilyn BrownClair Brown Ph.D.Mr. Ben BurbridgeValerie ButlerMr. Thomas J. CarlinoMs. Barbara A. CarroonMrs. Margaret L. Carter ✦

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Corbin

Annual Gifts October 1, 2003–September 30, 2004 David and Nancy S. CrabbeKim and Kazumi CranneyCaptain Victor DelanoMr. Joe DillonMr. Jarold A. EvansMs. Sally J. FloydMs. Virginia L. FoxMrs. Virginia W. Havens ✦

Mrs. Marcella Jacobson ✦

Robert and Harriet E. Jakovina ✦

Leroy A. and Winifred A. JebianMr. and Mrs. George F. Jewett, Jr. ✦Ms. Sally J. KemmererMr. Wolfgang Michael KornDeborah M. Kramer and

Thomas KennyMr. and Mrs. James M. Krotozyner ✦

Ms. Frances S. La MarMr. Philippe G. LacrouteMr. Andrew LaneMr. Philip A. LathrapDr. and Mrs. Hayne C. LelandDavid Lewis and Julia LevinPamela and James LloydMitchell and Rebecca V. MandichChris and BJ MartinJean MatsuuraJames P. McGrath and

Colleen D. HoulihanMartin and Janis McNairMs. Kathryn Kendrick McNeilMr. and Mrs. Colin McRaeMilan and Letitia MomirovMrs. Albert Moorman ✦

Ms. Cathy MorattoMr. and Mrs. Robert NeffMr. Alfred H. PeetMr. John S. PerkinsMr. Paul A. PetersTheodore H. and Marjorie E. PlantDirk Rosen and Pamela RichMrs. Elizabeth B. Ross ✦

Mr. William M. Roth ✦

Samuel ScarlettMrs. Patricia C. ScofieldMr. Robert D. ShermanMr. David L. ShiverMr. and Mrs. Bernard J. SkehanMrs. Polly Osborne Smith ✦

Bill and Carol SmytheHelmuth and Sigrid SpielerTom and Nicki Spillane ✦

Jean StarkweatherJohn H. and Elouise Sutter ✦

Mr. and Mrs. George E. ThomasJohn and Barbara Vincent ✦

Mr. Tim WashburnDon and Kim WedenMrs. Ellen WerbackRobert M. and Karen S. WetherellMr. James R. WheatonChelsie Wheeler

Patron$250 – 499

Anonymous (14)Mr. Tim AhernMr. Richard Bachenheimer ✦

Mr. Jerry J. BagnaniMr. and Mrs. Edward L. Bennett ✦

Mrs. Jane BertonBob and Elizabeth Birge ✦

Mr. and Mrs. Nordin F. Blacker ✦

Ronald and Nancy BlackmanMs. Lois Rivers Breton ✦

Ms. Sherry L. Bringham ✦

Mr. George BuffingtonMs. Betty Jane Burri and

Mr. Kurt R. AnnweilerThomas K. and Shirley R. ButtMr. Owen ByrdMrs. John E. CahillMs. Martha S. CampbellMrs. Elsie R. Carr ✦

Ms. Valerie ChambersMr. David Cohan and

Ms. Sharon N. JacobsMr. Edward Michael CohenPrentiss I. and Leora R. ColeCongregation Etz ChayimDonna M. Cotner, D.D.S.Mrs. Barbara DenglerMr. and Mrs. Reid W. Dennis ✦

Raj T. and Helen DesaiM. Eliza DexterMr. and Mrs. Michael G. DormanMr. Robert DowDr. Sanford Elberg ✦

Mr. and Mrs. George EllmanMr. Curtis S. EngelhardMr. and Mrs. William T. FarryRichard R. and Toni Fauver ✦

Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Fenwick ✦

Aaron P. and Lisa C. FergusonMr. Joseph F. Ferrie, Jr.Robert C. and Gwenn FessFirst Presbyterian Church of BerkeleyPeter M. and Barbara W. FolgerMs. Merrilyn ForbesMr. Justin Fredrickson and

Montine BowenWalter C. and Marianne D. FreyMr. Kenneth FriedMs. Andrea FultonMs. Marilynn GallawayMr. Arthur B. GaussMr. Andrew J. GeiserMr. and Mrs. Fred GellertClinton and Mary GillilandLance and Joan Goddard ✦

Ms. Anita GonzalezMr. Gordon Reeve GouldDr. and Mrs. George A. GregoryMrs. Sylvia M. Gregory ✦

Ms. Maral M. HaddelandMr. Dan R. HafemanKirk and Kathryn G. Hayes ✦

Mr. Daniel Heartz ✦

Mr. and Mrs. William E. HenleyMr. Austin E. HillsMrs. Lois Crozier Hogle ✦

Frederick Holley, M.D. and Maud Gleason, Ph.D.

Mrs. Natalie A. Hopkins ✦

✦ Founding Member — Active members who joined Save The Bay before 1970

Discover The Bay

Our fun, inspiring adventures connect thousands ofpeople to the Bay’s hidden gems, abundant wildlife,

and rich cultural history. Canoe, kayak and sailboatoutings and shoreline hikes also introduce participantsto threats to the Bay’s health, ways to reduce pollution,and opportunities to restore critical wetlands. Lastyear, this program provided a rich introduction to the Bay for 1,000 residents.

Canoes In Sloughs

Opening young minds to the natural world in their backyards, Save The Bay’s hands-on science education

program reached more than 4,000 middle and highschool students and teachers last year. Paddling throughlocal marshes with Save The Bay naturalists teaches Bayecology and imparts respect for nature. Best of all, manystudents return to replant and restore the shoreline,becoming another generation of Bay stewards.

CelebrateCelebrate!Save The Bay Program and Accomplishment Highlights

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Securing the Legacy

Forty years ago, Save The Bay membershelped to create and launch the Bay

Conservation and Development Commission (BCDC) to prevent unchecked landfill from narrowing our Bayto a river, and to open up public access to the shoreline. When developersand polluters tried this year to drastically reduce BCDC’s effectiveness, SaveThe Bay fought back—and won. Now an improved state law will help deterviolations of hard-won BCDC permits protecting the Bay from destruction.Public access, totaling just six miles in 1961, now includes more than 250miles of Bay Trail, shoreline parks and recreational facilities for all to enjoy.

ProtectProtect!

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SAVE THE BAY FOUNDERS CATHERINE KERR, ESTHER GULICK AND SYLVIA McLAUGHLIN

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Businesses Give Back

Hundreds of employees from PG&E, Intel, Oracle and other BayArea businesses are helping restore wetland habitat by volunteering

at Save The Bay’s shoreline sites, recognizing that a healthy Bay is central to our economy and quality of life. Working by hand, they’vehelped remove tons of invasive weeds and trash, prepared planting

areas, and sownseedlings to enhancehundreds of acres forendangered wildlife.“We’re thrilled to begiving something backto improve the qualityof life for everyonearound the Bay,” saysLarry Goldzband ofPG&E.

People Restore the Bay

Save The Bay now operates native plantnurseries in Oakland and Palo Alto

where last year, our volunteers grew 18,000wetland plants from locally collected seeds.In 2003–04, our volunteers contributedmore than 15,000 hours of service to habitatrestoration around the Bay—includingareas accessible only by canoe or kayak.

RestoreRestore!

Restoring Bair Island

Until the 1940s, the area known as Bair Island consisted of several thousand unspoiled acres of marsh, tidal sloughs, and mudflats. Leslie Salt

Company created huge salt-making evaporation ponds on the island, thenabandoned them in 1965. Restoration of these ponds on Bair Island willreturn 1,400 acres to tidal marsh—and provide habitat for the endangeredCalifornia clapper rail and salt marsh harvest mouse. Save The Bay volunteersare helping jump-start Bair Island restoration by removing non-native plantsand collecting native plant seeds for propagation.

Keep It Clean!

Save The Bay launched a grassroots campaign to force

the U.S. Navy to conduct a fullcleanup of its toxic Superfund site in the Moffett wetlands inMountain View. We forced NASA,the current Moffett Field tenant, toadopt tidal marsh restoration as the site goal for the Navy’s cleanup. Hundreds of South Bay citizensand other concerned neighbors are working to ensure thatmilitary pollution does not poison wildlife in their backyards.

Healthy BayBeaches

In 2004, our tenaciousadvocacy secured a

new state law to require uniform, consistent monitoring for harmful bacteria at sites where thousands of residents access the Bay. The law willhelp assure safe, healthy recreation and identify sources of dangerous pollution so they can be eliminated. We’re working throughout the region to protect the Bay’s water quality, fish and wildlifefrom urban and agricultural runoff pollution.

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Mr. Joseph C. HoughtelingMs. Bettina HughesMs. Diane M. IchiyasuMr. Kent IversonMrs. Richard W. Jennings ✦

Victoria KahnKevin R. and Janey M. KasterMr. Robert L. KatzScott and Susan KellyMrs. Clark Kerr ✦

Mr. Hans W. Korve and Ms. Linda M. Pierce

Jan R. and Janice D. KruppMs. Marilyn Langlois and

Mr. Jasper RineRobert LaRoque, M.D.Ms. Edith E. LauterbachMrs. Marguerite H. LawryBarbara N. Leighton and

Philip S. GreenRalph M. and Eileen R. LeonMr. David A. LoebMr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Mac DermottMr. and Mrs. John S. MacDougall ✦

Mr. John MacIntyre IIIMs. N. Vivian MartinMr. Laurence MassonMs. Terry G. McCaffreyMr. Robert W. McIntyre ✦

Mrs. Sylvia C. McLaughlin ✦

Mr. Dan MelinMr. Michael L. MellorMs. Jane MillerJon and Janine MillerMr. Thomas John MillerMr. Ted MitchellMrs. Adelle R. MitchnerJohn and Peggy MooneyGina and Jason MorrisGary F. and Merna Morse ✦

Mr. and Mrs. Noel W. Nellis ✦

Mr. William K. NisbetMs. Briggs NisbetMs. Betty Olds ✦

Mr. Erwin OrdemanMs. Verna J. OsbornThe Robert Stephens and Julie Packard

Fund at the Community Foundationof Santa Cruz County

Ms. Robin M. W. ParerMr. John P. Petro and Ms. Jane ClaytonMs. Regina PhelpsMs. Patricia PopeMs. Jenifer Renzel ✦

Martin J. and Joan D. RosenJim Rosenau and Dianne StocklerThe Rosengarten-Horowitz FundMs. Beatrice RosenthalMs. Deborah N. RoterMr. Jon RuizMr. Mark SackettMr. Richard H. SalzHoward and Jane SamuelMr. Kevin W. SeaMr. and Mrs. Louis B. SerrattoLinda and Byron SherMr. Sergei Smirnoff, Jr.Ms. Elinor V. SmithM. Brewster and Deborah SmithMs. Maxene SpellmanMr. Milton R. StarkMrs. Dwight C. Steele ✦

Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Barclay Stephens ✦

Dr. and Mrs. W. StewartMr. Richard S. TaylorMs. Margaret M. Tetlow ✦

Mrs. Nicholas ThacherStephen and Penelope ThompsonCelia Thompson-TaupinMr. Richard J. TingeyMr. Gary J. Torre ✦

Ms. Lydia S. TruceMr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ulman ✦

John R. Upton, Jr.Ms. Alie VictorineMr. Gerald R. WallaceMr. Charles A. Walton ✦

Ms. Kathleen WardLyman C. and Denyse M. Wear ✦

Mr. Robert M. WeisblattMiss Nancy P. WestonMr. and Mrs. John T. Wheeler ✦

Michael B. and Inja L. WilmarMr. Archibald J. WilsonMr. Warren B. Wilson ✦

Ms. Laura K. WingerdRichard and Elizabeth WolgastMr. Nathaniel Wyatt and

Ms. Sarah Sweedler

✦ Founding Member

Corporations &FoundationsAlameda County Fish and Game

CommissionAlameda Countywide Clean Water

ProgramThe Winifred and Harry B. Allen

FoundationAssociation of Bay Area Governments

Banks Family FoundationThe Barkley Fund of the Philanthropic

Ventures FoundationThe Barth FoundationBill Graham FoundationSophie and Arthur Brody FoundationCalifornia Coastal ConservancyCalifornia Department of Boating and

WaterwaysThe Cannery at Del Monte SquareCherokee Simeon Venture I LLCChevronTexacoCity CarShareClarence B. and Joan F. Coleman

FoundationThe Clorox Company FoundationEast Bay Community FoundationEast Bay Municipal Utility DistrictEast Bay Regional Park DistricteBay Foundationthe EcoISPEdwards Mother Earth FoundationEnvironmental Solutions ForumEnvironmental Water Caucus / John

Krautkraemer Memorial Fund of San Francisco Foundation

The Eucalyptus FoundationThe R. Gwin Follis FoundationGap FoundationThe Wallace Alexander Gerbode

FoundationThe David B. Gold FoundationLisa and Douglas Goldman FundRichard and Rhoda Goldman FundGrueneich Resource AdvocatesThe Head Royce SchoolHeller Charitable and Educational FundHillsborough Garden ClubIntel Corporation

The Partnership between the Institutefor Fisheries Resources and theNational Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration

J. Vance Huckins Fund of the TidesFoundation

The L.J. Skaggs and Mary C. SkaggsFoundation

Mal Warwick and AssociatesMarin Community FoundationNational Fish and Wildlife FoundationNational Oceanic and Atmospheric

AdministrationOn Your Feet ProjectOracle CorporationThe Bernard Osher FoundationPacific Gas and Electric CompanyPan American Magazine Building, Inc.Peninsula Community FoundationPort of San FranciscoPottruck Family FoundationRatcliff ArchitectsRemy, Thomas, Moose and Manley, LLPResources Legacy FundThe National Partnership between

Restore America’s Estuaries and theNational Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration’s CommunityResoration Program

San Francisco Cannery, LLCSan Francisco FoundationSanta Clara Valley Water DistrictSB Tech IntegrationSignature PropertiesSmart Family FoundationU.S. Environmental Protection AgencyU.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceUnion Bank of California FoundationWest Marine Products, Inc.Wharton Foundation

AnonymousMs. Anne BatmaleMr. and Mrs. Burton Benedict ✦

Ms. Virginia Y. BlacklidgeFelicia and Dean MadsenMichael F. and Emilia P. BryantRobert L. and Janet A. BurdickMr. Michael BurtonBrian and Lisa CaseyDarlene M. Ceremello and

Jessea GreenmanMr. and Mrs. Joseph CernyMs. Barbara M. ChampionDavid L. Chittenden, M.D.Ms. Glenda M. CookMr. Forrest CranmerDr. John D. Cremin, Jr.M. Eliza Dexter and Kenneth FriedWilliam and Mary M. DonigerMs. Linda M. Eastman and

Mr. Philip HanleyMorley S. and Patricia FarquarMr. and Mrs. Abbot R. FooteMr. Douglas James Forbes

Ms. Patricia M. GannonMr. David Goode and

Ms. Susan C. FreyAnn Katherine GotchyMrs. Jeanne M. GriffithMs. Karen GroveMs. Maral M. HaddelandMr. and Mrs. Walter HallandElin HansenMs. Bonnie R. Harrigan ✦

Bill and Ruth HartLeon and Ginette Henkin ✦

Ms. Mary M. HookMs. Kathryn HydeMs. Angel KeleherMr. and Mrs. John T. Knox ✦

Dr. and Mrs. Roger A. Lang ✦

Susan K. Lauritzen, M.D.Ms. Edith E. LauterbachDavid Lewis and Julia LevinMr. and Mrs. Sargent O. LittlehaleMr. Peter LiuMs. Sonja Spillum MessnerMr. Kyle Story Nelson

Mr. Eric J. OjardMr. Robert J. PryorDr. Margaret S. RaceMichael and Susan SamolsMr. Steven A. Schafer and

Ms. Janet S. DuerrMs. Ruth P. Schorer-LoranMr. Kevin W. SeaMs. Bonnie F. Shaw ✦

Mrs. Polly Osborne Smith ✦

Mr. Richard O. SproulMs. Beverly J. SquagliaMs. Marilyn W.W. StrausThomas V. and Nancy C. SwearengenMr. Todd TillinghastMr. and Mrs. Doug WaidhoferMiss Cynthia WeberMs. Arlin WeinbergerMr. Robert M. WeisblattMs. Effie E. WesterveltMs. Carolyn WoodardMr. Peter Yolles and

Ms. Jill Einstein

Bay Sustainers Bay Sustainers offer on-going support through Save The Bay’s monthly giving program.

The financial information in this report has been audited. For a copy of Save The Bay’s audited financialstatements or a copy of the latest IRS Form 990, please contact Robin Erickson, Save The Bay,

350 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza, Suite 900, Oakland, CA 94612 or call (510) 452-9261, Ext.114.

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OCTOBER 1 , 2003 – SEPTEM BER 30 , 2004

SUPPORT AND REVENUE

■ 38% Grants $627,387

■ 34% Membership & Individual Gifts 575,055

■ 19% Contracts 322,825

■ 9% Other 148,551

Total Support and Revenue $1,673,818

EXPENSES

■ 76% Program $1,469,677

■ 15% Fundraising 302,434

■ 9% Management & General 180,351

Total Expenses $1,952,462

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

TOTAL ASSETS $871,448

LIABILITIES $86,027

NET ASSETS $785,421

Bequests

The Estate of Valerie M. HurstThe Estate of Melba DeidrickThe Estate of Kenyon RaynerThe Samuel E. and Hilda S. Duff Trust

In Honor OfKate BabkirkDr. BriganteKatherine Caldwell Barbara DawsonAdam and Lisa GoldbergMarianne Goldman Patrick Colin GrechMs. Sam GureckiSam GureckiPatricia Kay Kendall Webb and Don KendallSallie KnowlenMarilyn LattaScott Rogers and Lynne LegalletRobert S. LewisDaniel B. LutenMargaret’s birthdayFrank MorelliJason MorrisGrant NisbetBarbie PickeringPat QuigleyKenyon RaynerMr. SeversenLinda F. SharpNorman Traeger

In Memory Of

Dennis AndrewsMrs. Helen BallPhyllis BaruschBurns CadwaladerCharles G. CollinsKent DedrickIrene GregoryJohn Paul Hayes Clark KerrJohn Nicholas Klingel Will SiriPauline SmithDwight SteeleCharlotte Webber

Matching GiftsAdams Nye Sinunu Bruni Becht, LLPAdobe Systems, Inc.American Express Bank of America Barclays Global InvestorsBD BoeingCharles Schwab Corp.eBay FoundationGenentechHewlett-Packard CompanyIBM Matching Gift ProgramThe James Irvine FoundationThe Johnson & Johnson Family of

CompaniesThe K/P Corporation

Mal Warwick & Associates, Inc.Marin Community FoundationMicrosoft Nokia, Inc.The PG&E Corporation FoundationSophie and Arthur Brody FoundationSPX CorporationSPX FoundationVivendi UniversalWashington Mutual Foundation

In-Kind DonationsAnonymous (3)A.C.T.Adventure Cat Sailing ChartersAnderson Valley Brewing CompanyBack To EarthBay AccessBerkeley Vedic AstrologyBlowfish Sushi To Die ForMs. Eileen BokenBonny Doon VineyardCarolyn BrownCalifornia Canoes and KayaksCalifornia SymphonyMr. Patrick CampbellCity TennisClair Brown, Ph.D.Cohn-Stone StudiosCopiaMr. and Mrs. Douglas CorbinDonna M. Cotner, D.D.S.The Culinary Institute of AmericaEast Bay Regional Park DistrictElla’s Restaurant

Mr. Gary FisherMs. Frances GeballeMs. Anita GonzalezMs. Sibyl GrahamMr. and Mrs. Richard P. Hafner, Jr.Harbor Court HotelIntel CorporationMr. William JauismJordan Vineyard & WineryMr. Michael Katz and Ms. Mary IlyinKirkwood Mountain ResortLa Bonne CuisineKimball LaneAndrew Lane WinesMs. Marilyn Langlois and Mr. Jasper RineLe Colonial S.F. RestaurantMichael Lewis and Tabitha Soren-LewisSandy and Ron LinderJody S. London and Michael AronsonLovejoy’s Tea RoomMr. Malcolm Margolin and Heyday BooksMarin Brewing CompanyMatanzas Creek WineryMcEvoy RanchMartin and Janis McNairMr. and Mrs. John G. MengsholMetronome BallroomMountain HardwearMoylan’s Brewery and RestaurantNoonan’s Bar and GrillOakland ZooOCSC Sailing SchoolPacific Coast Brewing CompanyPhilharmonia Baroque OrchestraMr. Gary PienkowskiMr. Timothy PierceThe Pixar Marketing TeamMs. Diane PoslowskyPunch Line Comedy ClubQuivira VineyardsRainbow Grocery CooperativeREI, BerkeleyRhythm & Motion Dance CenterMr. Christopher RichardMr. Jonathan RingRistorante Fior d’ItaliaDr. Bruce RizzoDirk Rosen and Pamela RichRussell Allen SalonSan Francisco Giants Baseball ClubSan Francisco OperaSemifreddi’sSimply Balanced Pilates StudioPat SpencerStony Hill VineyardNancy StrauchSue Fisher King CompanySue Johnson Custom Lamps and ShadesTommy Toy’s Haute Cuisine ChinoiseMs. Laurie TranMs. Marisa VietielloMs. Milena ViljoenMr. Larry WadlerMrs. Karen D. WeberDon and Kim WedenMr. David G. WeedWilderness PressMs. Jacqueline Yahn

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Kirk McEwen, David Lewis, Eliza

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Melanie Lopes, Travis Magrane,

Jesse Feldman, Robin Erickson,

Anya Perron-Burdick, Kathy Hilimire,

Margot Wallston, Mandy Bliss

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Cheyenne Berry, Theresa Galvin

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S a v e T h e B a y is the oldest and largest membership organization

working to celebrate, protect and restore the Bay. We wage effective advocacy

campaigns, restore precious wetlands, and create recreation and

education opportunities for the entire community.

San Francisco Bay supports an abundant web of life

of more than 500 species, including the California

brown pelican, peregrine falcon, herons, harbor seals,

striped bass, surf perch, sturgeon, starry flounder, and

leopard sharks. Even though one-third of the Bay has been

filled, and urban sprawl and pollution have destroyed more

than 90 percent of Bay habitat, our Bay still contains some

of the most significant remaining wetlands on the Pacific

Coast, which are used by half a million shorebirds, ducks

and geese traveling the Pacific Flyway.

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The Honorable Pete

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Harriet Moss

Trish Mulvey

Brian O’Neill

Bill Niman

Martin Rosen

Marta Salas-Porras

The Honorable Byron Sher

Nancy Strauch

Art Sussman

John Sutter

Michael Vasey

Francesca Vietor

Alice Walker

Rebecca Walker

Jake Warner

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Sylvia McLaughlin

Co-Founder

Lewis H. Butler

Owen Byrd

Claudia Carlson

Janet Cobb

Peter Coyote

Douglas Ferguson

Jane Ferguson

Ivor Frischknecht

Michael Gallagher

Harold Gilliam

I. Michael Heyman

Glenn Isaacson

Susan Ives

Stephen Jenkins

Huey Johnson

Donald Kennedy

Jerry Kent

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John Carlstroem

Chairman

Ralph Benson

Bruce Beyaert

Carolyn Brown

Ken Calhoon

Alison Geballe

Sylvia M. Gregory

Michael Katz

Sandy Linder

Jody S. London

Malcolm Margolin

Kathryn Morelli

Paul Peters

Christopher Richard

Dirk Rosen

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