THURSDAY NOVEMBER 15, 2012 11:00 AM TO 1:30 PMT H E W E S T I N S T. F R A N C I S H OT E L 335 Powell Street, San Francisco, CA

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WELCOME TONational Philanthropy Day 2012

November 15, 2012

DANA KINGDana King has been a News Anchor at CBS 5 since 1997. She co-anchors the CBS 5 Eyewitness News at 6 pm, 10 pm (on The CW 44 Cable 12) and 11pm.

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When she documented the situation of VIJYKIIW�MR�%PFERME�ERH��/SWSZS��WLI�QIX�YT�[MXL�X[S�&E]�%VIE�HSGXSVW�[LS�[IVI�XLIVI�to provide medical relief to Kosovo refugees. King said, “I told my children I can’t help like a doctor can, but I can tell someone’s story to make things better.”

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S A N D R A D R E W & MICHAEL L. EDELL

EVENT CO-CHAIRS

Dear Friends of Philanthropy,

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10:00 AM PHILANTHROPY FORUM Colonial Room

11:00 AM REGISTRATION Georgian Room

11:00 AM WELCOME RECEPTION Colonial Room

12:00 PM LUNCHEON AND PROGRAM Grand Ballroom

Welcome — Dana King, Master of Ceremonies

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12:30 AWARDS PRESENTATIONOutstanding Foundation or Community Grantmaker

Tipping Point Community

presented by carol bonnie, board of trustees, cpmc foundation

Hank Rosso Outstanding Fundraising Professional Lori Fogarty

anita martinez, board member, oakland museum of california & pam cook, pamela cook development search

Outstanding Corporate GrantmakerJP Morgan Chase & Co.

presented by stephanie martin, director of community relations, pg&e

Lifetime Achievement in PhilanthropyHelen Diller

presented by phyllis cook, plc philanthropic services

SPOTLIGHT ON OUR HONOREESOutstanding Philanthropist

Maurice Kanbar

presented by bernard osher, founder and treasurer of the bernard osher foundation

Presentation by San Francisco Girls ChorusLevel IV of the Chorus School

Outstanding Fundraising VolunteerCarla Betts

presented by dr. joel parrott, president and ceo of the oakland zoo

Outstanding Foundation ProfessionalRetha Robinson

presented by sandra hernandez, ceo, san francisco foundation and kurt organista, san francisco foundation board of trustees and koshland committee chair

Vineyards AwardKristi Yamaguchi’s Always Dream Foundation

presented by dr. gabrielle miller, national executive director, raising a reader

TODAY’S SCHEDULETHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15

HOST COMMITTEE

Event Co-Chairs

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Many thanks to the tireless work of our all-volunteer

committee. National Philanthropy Day would not be

possible without your generosity of time and talent.

Sponsorship Committee

Rebecca Schuett C H A I R California Academy of Sciences

Sama Abu Ayyash Arts Management and Fundraising Consultant

Betsy Biern Children’s Hospital & Research Center Foundation

Sterrin Bird C F R E The Hamlin School

Andy Bowles La Clínica de La Raza

Y’Anad Burrell Glass House Communications

Joanne Butcher Fund Development Consulting, Inc.

Susan Corlett Sustainable Conservation

Sandy Drew NPD 2012 Co-Chair

Suzanne Irwin-Wells Irwin-Wells Associates

Anita Jaffe Special Events and Partnership Marketing Consultant

Andrew Kaufteil University of California, San Francisco

Robin Morjikian N C I R E The Veterans Health Research Institute

Julia Russell Bay Area Discovery Museum

Scott Staub ACFRE Friends of the San Francisco Public Library

Brandy Vause Bay Area Discovery Museum

Lily Yuan University of California, San Francisco

Awards Committee

Andrew Kaufteil C H A I R

University of California, San Francisco

Emma Lee Twitchell C O-C H A I R CFRE, Oakland Zoo

Bridget Anderson

Lishelle Blakemore UC Berkeley

Tom DeCaigny San Francisco Arts Commission

Cynthia Brandt Stover Mills College

Caitlin Croughan 'EPMJSVRME�4EGM½G�1IHMGEP� Center Foundation

Matt Forman Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund

Nicole Medeiros Equal Justice Society

Giles Miller East Bay Community Foundation

Dee Dee Nguyen Marin Community Foundation

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Audrey Yee Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy

In Tribute Committee

Christopher Shields, C H A I R Shields Capital Development

Pamela A. Cook Pamela Cook Development Search

Ronnie de Supinski Prospect Research Services

Janet Lipsey Personal Organization �3J½GI�7YTTSVX�7IVZMGIW

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Naomi Sultana Young The Story of Stuff Project

Jane Willner Willner Prospect Research Services

Audrey L. Yee Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy

Trudy Zimmerman C O N S U LTA N T Prospect Research

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A W A R D E E SEach year the Association of Fundraising Professionals Golden Gate Chapter marks

one day to celebrate the spirit of giving by recognizing exemplars in philanthropy and

social change. Awards are presented to individuals and institutions whose giving to the

community inspires all of us. They are nominated by the community and selected by a

committee of volunteers who are leaders in the world of philanthropy. We are pleased

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away between September 1, 2011 and September 1, 2012. The following individuals

represent the many who contributed to the Bay Area philanthropic community. These

individuals truly did change the world with a giving heart.

I N TR IBUTEARTHURBONWELL(1927-2012)

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KIMO CAMPBELL (1947-2012)

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DONALD DAVENPORT (1936-2012)

(SREPH�±0MXXPI�'PSYH²�(EZIRTSVX��originally from Michigan, earned his masters degree at the

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PATRICIA DUNN (1953-2011)

Patricia C. “Pattie” (YRR�PIH�&EVGPE]W�Global Inves-tors from 1996 to 2002, having NSMRIH�XLI�½VQ´W�predecessor in

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MORTIMER FLEISHHACKER (1932-2011)

1SVXMQIV�*PIMWL-hacker III was most passionate about upholding his long-standing family tradition

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F.WARREN HELLMAN (1934 -2011)

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STANLEY HERZSTEIN (1921-2012)

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DIANA & HARRY HIND(MERE (1918-2011) Harry (1915-2012)

Harry W. Hind, a brilliant pharmacist and entren-preneur, invented and entrepreneur, invented so-lutions for eyes and contact lenses and the Lido-HIVQ��TEXGL��[LMGL�VIPMIZIW�XLI�TEMR�SJ�WLMRKPIW���;MXL�LMW�9'7*�7GLSSP�SJ�4LEVQEG]�GPEWWQEXI��'PMJJSVH�&EVRIW��ERH�XLIMV�TVSJIWWSV�*VERO�+S]ER��4L(��1V��,MRH�HIZIPSTIH�E�QIXIV�XS�QIEWYVI�the pH of biological solutions, including tears, in E�HMVIGX��WXERHEVHM^IH�[E]���1V��,MRH�ERH�LMW�[MJI�(MERE�:�IVRSR�,MRH�[IVI�WXVSRK�WYTTSVXIVW�SJ�XLI�9'7*�7GLSSP�SJ�4LEVQEG]�ERH�XLI�'EPMJSVRME�%GEHIQ]�SJ�7GMIRGIW���8LI]�IRHS[IH�XLI�½VWX�X[S�HMWXMRKYMWLIH�TVSJIWWSVWLMTW�EX�XLI�9'7*�7GLSSP�SJ�4LEVQEG]��SRI�WYTTSVXW�HVYK�HMWGSZIV]�and the other supports medical device develop-QIRX���,EVV]�,MRH�EPWS�WYTTSVXIH�XLI�*MRI�%VXW�1YWIYQW�SJ�7ER�*VERGMWGS�ERH�XLI�.EGO�3´2IMPP�7IE�3H]WWI]�4VSKVEQ���,I�WIVZIH�EW�HMVIGXSV�SJ�XLI�7IQTIVZMVIRW�*SYRHEXMSR�*YRH���(MERE�,MRH��who preceded her husband in death in 2011, was an artist and storyteller who attracted a wide circle of friends with her energy and enthusiasm.

BARBARA KLINEHOPPER (1927-2012)

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CHARLES HUGGINS (1925-2012)

Charles “Chuck” Huggins was a devoted fam-ily man, loving husband, com-munity leader,

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GRAHAM LEGGAT (1960-2011)

Graham Leggat was executive director of the 7ER�*VERGMWGS�*MPQ�7SGMIX]���Upon becoming

executive director in 2005, Leggat immediately HIWMKRIH�E�WXVEXIK]�XLEX�IRLERGIH�XLI�*MPQ�7SGMIX]´W�VITYXEXMSR�[MXL�FSXL�½PQQEOIVW�ERH�audiences and produced remarkable results, XVMTPMRK�XLI�SVKERM^EXMSR´W�ERRYEP�FYHKIX�ERH�WXEJJ���0IKKEX´W�PIEHIVWLMT�XVERWJSVQIH�XLI�*MPQ�7SGMIX]�JVSQ�E�TVSHYGIV�SJ�XLI�7ER�*VERGMWGS�-RXIVREXMSREP�*MPQ�*IWXMZEP�MRXS�E�]IEV�VSYRH�cultural institution with an increasingly national MQTEGX�EGVSWW�EPP�TVSKVEQ�EVIEW��I\LMFMXMSR��IHYGEXMSR��ERH�½PQQEOIV�WIVZMGIW���,MW�ZMWMSR��leadership, passion, work ethic, tenacity, imagi-nation, and daring indelibly marked the organi-^EXMSR�ERH�PIJX�MX�MR�XLI�FIWX�WLETI°EVXMWXMGEPP]��SVKERM^EXMSREPP]�ERH�½RERGMEPP]°MR�MXW����]IEV�LMWXSV]���&IJSVI�LIEHMRK�XLI�7ER�*VERGMWGS�*MPQ�7SGMIX]��0IKKEX�LIPH�TSWMXMSRW�EX�XLI�%QIVMGER�1YWIYQ�SJ�XLI�1SZMRK�-QEKI��2I[�=SVO´W�1YWIYQ�SJ�1SHIVR�%VX��ERH�XLI�*MPQ�7SGMIX]�of Lincoln Center.

MAY LOUIE(1924-2012)

May Louie was a prominent 7ER�*VERGMWGS�businesswoman who built a gift shop empire in 'LMREXS[R���%X�

the same time, because of her position as a +VERX�%ZIRYI�FYWMRIWW�S[RIV��WLI�FIGEQI�an activist and philanthropist, protesting the demolition of a freeway to the neighbor-hood, establishing a cancer support group, and HSREXMRK�QMPPMSRW�SJ�HSPPEVW�XS�PSGEP�GEYWIW���7LI�JSYRHIH�XLI�'LMREXS[R�1IVGLERXW�%WWSGME-tion, and later helped begin Chinatown’s annual

1SSR�*IWXMZEP�XS�HVE[�QSVI�GVS[HW�XS�XLI�EVIE���7LI�PEXIV�IWXEFPMWLIH�XLI�6SFIVX�0SYMI�*EQMP]�'ERGIV�7YTTSVX�'IRXIV�MR�QIQSV]�SJ�her son, and even after retirement continued XS�WYTTSVX�GSQQYRMX]�SVKERM^EXMSRW�WYGL�EW�XLI�'LMREXS[R�=1'%��'LMRIWI�JSV�%J½VQE-XMZI�%GXMSR��7X��1EV]´W�7GLSSP��ERH�XLI�'LMRIWI�'EXLSPMG�'IRXIV���%PXLSYKL�YPXMQEXIP]�YRWYG-cessful, her work opposing the demolition of XLI�)QFEVGEHIVS�*VII[E]�LEH�IEVRIH�LIV�XLI�respect of her community.

ELAINE MCKEON(1925-2012)

Elaine McKeon became a trustee SJ�XLI�7ER�*VER-cisco Museum of 1SHIVR�%VX�MR�1986, later serving

as board president, chairwoman, and chair-[SQER�IQIVMXYW���7LI�[EW�ORS[R�JSV�LIV�ST-timism, sunny disposition, and motherly nature as she helped shepherd the institution through pivotal moments in its history. These included a change of locale, several executive changes, and the expansion of its collections and of the FYMPHMRK�MXWIPJ���,IV�GSQQMXQIRX�XS�½RERGMEP�HMWGMTPMRI�LIPTIH�XS�IRWYVI�7*131%´W�WXEFMPMX]�XLVSYKL�IGSRSQMG�HS[RXYVRW���7LI�SZIVWE[�planning that resulted in the construction of the /SVIX�:MWMXSV�)HYGEXMSR�'IRXIV��XLI�KVS[XL�SJ�the museum’s gift store, and the creation of the QYWIYQ�WXSVI�EX�7ER�*VERGMWGS�-RXIVREXMSREP�%MVTSVX���7LI�[EW�KVEGMSYW��GSQTEWWMSREXI��ERH�friendly, working behind the scenes with staff, and knowing the names of every security guard. Her style was “leadership by enthusiasm.”

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MADELINE MCLAUGHLIN (1923-2012)

Madeline “Maddie” McLaughlin of Walnut Creek returned to law school after rais-ing two children.

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BETTY NAVARRETE (1932-2012)

&IXX]�2EZEVVIXI�had a profound MR¾YIRGI�SR�XLI�&E]�%VIE�0EXMRS�GSQQYRMX]���%�non-English

speaking immigrant more than 50 years ago, she was driven to ensure that new arrivals had the support, skills, and knowledge they needed to thrive as fully engaged and contributing QIQFIVW�SJ�WSGMIX]���-R�XLI�����W��WLI�FIKER�WSGMEP�[SVO�[MXL�XLI�+MVP�7GSYXW�SJ�%QIVMGE��recruiting young Latina women and girls to XLI�WGSYXMRK�TVSKVEQ�¯�MVSRMG�WMRGI�WLI�LEH�RS�HEYKLXIVW��SRP]�WSRW���&IXX]�[SVOIH�JSV����]IEVW�EX�%VVMFE�.YRXSW��E�WSGMEP�WIVZMGIW�agency that particularly helps new immigrants. 7LI�[EW�GVYGMEP�MR�IWXEFPMWLMRK�MXW�SR�XLI�NSF�

training programs and English language classes. &IXX]�[EW�HIITP]�MRZSPZIH�MR�XLI�GSQQYRMX]�SJ�7X��%RRI�SJ�XLI�7YRWIX��MRMXMEPP]�EW�E�QSXLIV�of children attending that school, and later as a very active member of the parish.

SIBYL ANN OTTER (1935-2011)

7MF]P�%RR�3XXIV�dedicated herself professionally and personally to philanthropy and community service.

7LI�[EW�&IPZIHIVI´W�'MXM^IR�SJ�XLI�=IEV�MR�������having served twice as mayor and two terms on XLI�'MX]�'SYRGMP���%W�GLEMV�SJ�XLI�7ER�*VERGMWGS�'SRWIVZEXSV]�SJ�1YWMG´W�FSEVH��1VW��3XXIV�led the fundraising for its current Civic Center LSQI���7LI�GLEMVIH�XLI�9RMXIH�;E]�SJ�XLI�&E]�%VIE��XLI�%QIVMGER�6IH�'VSWW�&E]�%VIE�'LETXIV��and Marin General Hospital’s operating board. 1VW��3XXIV�LIPTIH�PIEH�XLI�*MRI�%VXW�1YWIYQW�SJ�7ER�*VERGMWGS��3VIKSR�7LEOIWTIEVI�*IWXMZEP��&IPZIHIVI�8MFYVSR�0MFVEV]�%KIRG]��XLI�.YRMSV�0IEKYI�SJ�7ER�*VERGMWGS��ERH�1EVMR�+IRIVEP�,SWTMXEP�*SYRHEXMSR���7LI�[EW�E�QENSV�KMJXW�HMVIGXSV�EX�XLI�7ER�*VERGMWGS�&EPPIX���1VW��3XXIV�ERH�LIV�LYWFERH�(MGO�[IVI�JSYRHMRK�QIQFIVW�SJ�XLI�=SWIQMXI�*YRH��WLI�WIVZIH�SR�XLI�FSEVH�of its successor, the Yosemite Conservancy.

/SVIX�'EQTYW�JSV�.I[MWL�0MJI�MR�4EPS�%PXS���,I�served on its board in 2003, helping to see that project completed. His good works extended FI]SRH�XLI�.I[MWL�GSQQYRMX]���,I�IWXEFPMWLIH�XLI�(SREPH�,��ERH�6YXL�*��7IMPIV�'LEMV�MR�4YFPMG�%GGSYRXMRK�'LEMV�EX�9'�&IVOIPI]´W�,EEW�7GLSSP�SJ�&YWMRIWW�ERH�WIVZIH�SR�XLI�FSEVHW�SJ�XLI�4IRMRWYPE�'SQQYRMX]�*SYRHEXMSR�ERH�XLI�7XERJSVH�9RMZIVWMX]�1IHMGEP�'IRXIV�

FRANCES STRAUSS (1918-2012)

*VERGIW�'��7XVEYWW�was a doyenne fundraiser for the %'09�SJ�2SVXL-ern California for SZIV�½JX]�]IEVW���

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MARION SANDLER (1930-2012)

1EVMSR�3��7ERHPIV��a businesswoman and philanthro-pist, was among XLI�½VWX�[SQIR�')3W�SJ�E�

*SVXYRI�����GSQTER]��+SPHIR�;IWX�*MRERGMEP��established with her husband, Herb. They contributed to the University of California, 7ER�*VERGMWGS�JSV�RIYVSWGMIRGIW�JEGMPMXMIW�ERH�VIWIEVGL��XLI�4VSKVEQ�JSV�&VIEOXLVSYKL�&MS-PSKMGEP�6IWIEVGL��ERH�XLI�7ERHPIV�%WXLQE�&EWMG�6IWIEVGL�'IRXIV���8LI�7ERHPIVW�IWXEFPMWLIH�4VS4YFPMGE��E�4YPMX^IV�4VM^I�[MRRMRK�MRZIWXMKEXMZI�journalism newsroom and they helped start XLI�'IRXIV�JSV�6IWTSRWMFPI�0IRHMRK��E�TVSKVEQ�XLEX�TVSXIGXW�LSQI�S[RIVWLMT���%HHMXMSREPP]�XLI]�IWXEFPMWLIH��XLI�,YQER�6MKLXW�'IRXIV�and the Center for Equitable Growth at UC &IVOIPI]��EPSRK�[MXL�WYTTSVXMRK�QER]�SXLIV�SVKERM^EXMSRW���1EVMSR�WIVZIH�SR�QER]�RSR-TVS½X�FSEVHW�ERH�SR�EHZMWSV]�FSEVHW�SJ�XLI�FYWMRIWW�WGLSSPW�EX�9'�&IVOIPI]�ERH�2I[�=SVO�University. Having committed to give away all SJ�XLIMV�[IEPXL�TLMPERXLVSTMGEPP]��XLI�7ERHPIVW�participated in the Giving Pledge initiative.

DONALD SEILER (1928-2012)

(SREPH�,��7IMPIV��E�7MPMGSR�:EPPI]�'4%�ERH�PSRKXMQI�.I[MWL�GSQQYRMX]�activist, believed deeply in giving back to the

community. More importantly, he educated QER]�SXLIVW�XS�FI�TLMPERXLVSTMG���(SR�WIVZIH�EW�TVIWMHIRX�SJ�XLI�7ER�*VERGMWGS�FEWIH�.I[MWL�'SQQYRMX]�*IHIVEXMSR��WIVZIH�EW�FSEVH�QIQ-FIV�ERH�TVIWMHIRX�SJ�'SRKVIKEXMSR�&IXL�%Q�MR�0SW�%PXSW�,MPPW��ERH�WIVZIH�SR�XLI�FSEVH�SJ�XLI�.I[MWL�,SQI�SJ�7ER�*VERGMWGS���(SR�[EW�passionate about construction of the Taube

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DAPHNE WILKINS (1929-2012)

(ETLRI�(MFFPI�Greene Wilkins translated her passions for many GEYWIW�MRXS�WMKRM½-cant accomplish-

QIRXW���7LI�[EW�XLI�½VWX�JIQEPI�GLEMV�SJ�XLI�+VEHYEXI�8LISPSKMGEP�9RMSR��MR�&IVOIPI]��ERH�VIQEMRIH�E�XVYWXII�IQIVMXE���7LI�PIH�XLI�IJJSVX�XS�JYRH��HIWMKR��ERH�FYMPH�XLI�+89´W�*PSVE�0EQ-WSR�,I[PIXX�0MFVEV]���%�WXVSRK�FIPMIZIV�MR�XLI�need to preserve public access to parks, Mrs. ;MPOMRW�[EW�ETTSMRXIH�XS�XLI�SVMKMREP�%HZMWSV]�'SQQMWWMSR�XS�XLI�+SPHIR�+EXI�2EXMSREP�6IGVIEXMSR�%VIE�ERH�4SMRX�6I]IW�2EXMSREP�7IE-shore, on which she served for twenty years. 7LI�WIVZIH�SR�XLI�FSEVHW�SJ�+VEGI�'EXLIHVEP��7ER�*VERGMWGS�'SRWIVZEXSV]�SJ�1YWMG��XLI�,EWX-MRKW�'IRXIV��ERH�4SMRX�6I]IW�&MVH�3FWIVZEXSV]�EW�ER�EGXMZI�JYRHVEMWIV���8LI�2EXMSREP�7SGMIX]�SJ�*YRHVEMWMRK�)\IGYXMZIW�VIGSKRM^IH�LIV�MR��������5YIIR�)PM^EFIXL�--�ORMKLXIH�1VW��;MPOMRW�EW�E�QIQFIV�SJ�XLI�3VHIV�SJ�7EMRX�.SLR�JSV�LIV�community service.

MASAKO SUZUKI (1921-2012)

1EWEOS�³1EVXLE �7Y^YOM�GSRWMWX-ently supported XLI�%WMER�%VX�Museum and QER]�.ETERIWI�

%QIVMGER�SVKERM^EXMSRW�ERH�TVSKVEQW���&I-GEYWI�SJ�LIV�IEVP]�I\TIVMIRGIW�MR�E�.ETERIWI�Internment camp, she was passionate about JSWXIVMRK�TSWMXMZI�VIPEXMSRW�FIX[IIR�.ETERIWI�ERH�%QIVMGER�GYPXYVIW��KIRIVSYWP]�JYRHMRK�exhibitions and programs that enhanced the knowledge and understanding between the two cultures. Martha, with her sister Tomoye Takahashi, founded and directed the Takahashi *SYRHEXMSR���-X�LEW�FIIR�MRWXVYQIRXEP�MR�XLI�KVS[XL�SJ�XLI�.ETERIWI�HITEVXQIRX�EX�XLI�QY-WIYQ��[LIVI�XLI�8IE�6SSQ�FIEVW�LIV�REQI���-R�������WLI�VIGIMZIH�XLI�3VHIV�SJ�XLI�6MWMRK�7YR��+SPH�ERH�7MPZIV�6E]W�JVSQ�XLI�+SZIVRQIRX�SJ�.ETER�JSV�LIV�GSRXVMFYXMSR�XS[EVH�MQTVSZMRK�9�7����.ETER�VIPEXMSRW���8LMW�MW�XLI�LMKLIWX�LSRSV�GSRJIVVIH�YTSR�.ETERIWI�JSVIMKR�REXMSREPW���8LI�QYWIYQ�LSRSVIH�LIV�ERH�XLI�*SYRHEXMSR�EW�ER�SYXWXERHMRK�TLMPERXLVSTMWX�EX�2EXMSREP�4LMPERXLVST]�(E]�MR������

ANTHONY T IANO (1940-2012)

%RXLSR]�8MERS�served as the 4VIWMHIRX�SJ�/5)(�-RG��JVSQ������XS�1993. Tiano later

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Level IV of the Chorus School

elizabeth avakian, director sf girls chorus

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SPECIAL PERFORMANCE

SPIRIT OF PH I LANTHROPY

Congratulations to our many table honorees who are being honored today

with the Spirit of Philanthropy Awards!

HonoreeTHE ARC

SponsorTHE DREW FAMILY

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a leader in providing services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. In that time, we’ve become the primary resource TVSZMHIV�JSV�SZIV�����EHYPXW�PMZMRK�[MXL�(S[RW�syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy, and other dis-EFMPMXMIW����3YV�TYVTSWI�MW�XS�TVSZMHI�SYV�GPMIRXW�with the means and supports to live safe, productive lives in our community and to enjoy the freedom and opportunities that everyone HIWIVZIW��;I�EVI�KYMHIH�F]�SYV�QMWWMSR��8S�serve people with intellectual and developmen-tal disabilities by promoting self-determination, dignity and quality of life through creative day programming, supported housing resources, and mentored employment opportunities.

HonoreeALLISON BENNINGTON

SponsorTHE HAMLIN SCHOOL

%PPMWSR�LEW�WIVZIH�EW�XLI�4EVIRXW�%WWSGMEXMSR�President of The Hamlin 7GLSSP�JSV�X[S�]IEVW�

ERH�TVMSV�XS�LIV�XIRYVI�EW�4%�4VIWMHIRX�WLI�has served Hamlin in various capacities as a ZSPYRXIIV��PIEHIV��I\�SJ½GMS�QIQFIV�SJ�XLI�&SEVH�SJ�8VYWXIIW�KMZMRK�LYRHVIHW�SJ�LSYVW�SJ�time to support the school and its mission of excellence in education for girls. The Hamlin 7GLSSP�MW�LSRSVIH�XS�VIGSKRM^I�%PPMWSR�[MXL�E�7TMVMX�SJ�4LMPERXLVST]�%[EVH�EW�WLI�I\IQTPM½IW�this spirit in the many gifts of her time, talent ERH�XVIEWYVI���8LERO�]SY�%PPMWSR�

HonoreeELWYN AND JENNIFER BERLEKAMP

SponsorEAST BAY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

8LI�TLMPERXLVSTMG�MRXIVIWXW�SJ�.IRRMJIV�ERH�)P[]R�&IVPIOEQT�MRGPYHI�QYWMG�ERH�IHYGEXMSR�at all levels, ranging from infants through elderly. -R�TEVXRIVWLMT�[MXL�XLI�)EWX�&E]�'SQQYRMX]�*SYRHEXMSR��XLI]�WTSRWSVIH�ER�ERRYEP�WIVMIW�SJ�JEMVW�EX�[LMGL�HS^IRW�SJ�RSRTVS½X�SVKERM^E-tions and sponsors gathered to exchange ex-periences and plans to improve K-12 education.

HonoreeKEN AND JACKIE BROAD

SponsorBAY AREA DISCOVERY MUSEUM

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HonoreeEARTHJUSTICESponsor MAL WARWICK ASSOCIATES / DONORDIGITAL

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HonoreeLESLIE FERGUSSON-DIETZ

SponsorCALIFORNIA PACIF IC MEDICAL CENTER

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HonoreePHYLLIS COOK

SponsorFAMILY & FRIENDS OF HELEN DILLER

Phyllis Cook has been the philanthropic advi-WSV�XS�XLI�,IPIR�(MPPIV�

*EQMP]�*SYRHEXMSR�WMRGI�MXW�MRGITXMSR��,IV�incredible vision and leadership is evident in all of the programs and philanthropic works of the foundation. Phyllis has also served as the )\IGYXMZI�(MVIGXSV�SJ�XLI�.I[MWL�'SQQYRMX]�)RHS[QIRX�*YRH�SJ�XLI�.I[MWL�'SQQYRMX]�*IHIVEXMSR�SJ�7ER�*VERGMWGS��XLI�4IRMRWYPE��1EVMR�ERH�7SRSQE�'SYRXMIW�JSV����]IEVW�

HonoreeADELE CORVIN

SponsorFAMILY & FRIENDS OF HELEN DILLER

%HIPI�'SVZMR�FVMRKW�her energy, spirit and leadership to all that she

does, including her leadership role as a board QIQFIV�SJ�XLI�,IPIR�(MPPIV�*EQMP]�*SYRHEXMSR��%HIPI�PIEHW�XLI�(MPPIV�%[EVHW�JSV�)\GIPPIRGI�MR�Education and also, since 2012, serves as Co-'LEMV�SJ�XLI�(MPPIV�8MOOYR�3PYQ�E[EVHW��%HIPI�IQFSHMIW�XLI�WTMVMX�SJ�XMOOYR�SPYQ��±VITEMVMRK�XLI�[SVPH² ��[MXL�LIV�PIEHIVWLMT�MR�E�Q]VMEH�SJ�SVKERM^EXMSRW�MRGPYHMRK�XLI�.I[MWL�'SQQYRMX]�*SYRHEXMSR��XLI�.I[MWL�,SQI��9RMXIH�;E]��ERH�XLI�%QIVMGER�6IH�'VSWW��XS�REQI�E�JI[��

HonoreeHELEN DILLER

SponsorUCSF HELEN DILER COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER

8LI�9'7*�,IPIR�(MPPIV�*EQMP]�'SQTVILIRWMZI�

'ERGIV�'IRXIV�MW�TVSYH�XS�LSRSV�,IPIR�(MPPIV�and her family for their commitment to cancer VIWIEVGL�ERH�GEVI�EX�9'7*��8LIMV�TEVXRIVWLMT�and generosity enables our scientists and physi-cians to lead the nation in developing better methods to detect, treat, and prevent cancer.

HonoreeFRANNIE FLEISHHACKER

SponsorAMERICAN CONSERVATORY THEATER

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HonoreeROBERT FRIEDMAN

SponsorTHE SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDATION

&SF�*VMIHQER��GMZMG�leader, visionary philan-XLVSTMWX��6SFIVX��&SF �

*VMIHQER�MW�JSYRHIV��GLEMV�SJ�XLI�FSEVH��ERH�general counsel of The Corporation for En-XIVTVMWI�(IZIPSTQIRX��E�RSRTVS½X�HIZSXIH�XS�I\TERHMRK�IGSRSQMG�STTSVXYRMX]��%�VIGSKRM^IH�PIEHIV�MR�XLI�½IPH��&SF�LEW�LIPTIH�PIEH�XLI�97�development of innovative economic devel-STQIRX�WXVEXIKMIW�ERH�HI½GMX�VIHYGXMSR�XE\�reform. Koshland Committee member of The 7ER�*VERGMWGS�*SYRHEXMSR�WMRGI������

HonoreeGAIL GLASSER

SponsorCALIFORNIA PACIF IC MEDICAL CENTER

Gail Glasser served as Chair of the Cali-JSVRME�4EGM½G�1IHMGEP�

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HonoreeJEANNE HERBERT

SponsorESSEX & DRAKE FUND RAISING COUNSEL

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HonoreeCYNTHIA HUNTER LANG

SponsorSUSTAINABLE CONSERVATION

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Hunter Lang for her dedication to a healthy environment and economic opportunity around the world. We applaud Cynthia’s lead-IVWLMT�EX�7YWXEMREFPI�'SRWIVZEXMSR��GIPIFVEXI�LIV�VIGIRX�1&%�MR�7YWXEMREFPI�1EREKIQIRX��and commend her as a champion for the envi-ronment and economic development.

HonoreeROSE JACOBS GIBSON

SponsorNETZEL GRIGSBY ASSOCIATES, INC.

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HonoreeJESSICA JOHNSON

SponsorFAMILY & FRIENDS OF HELEN DILLER

In addition to manag-ing the learning and development function

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HonoreeMAURICE KANBAR

SponsorCALIFORNIA PACIF IC MEDICAL CENTER

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HonoreePHILL IP K ILBRIDGE

SponsorPG&E

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HonoreeL INDA LANIER

SponsorCURIODYSSEY AT COYOTE POINT

We are proud to honor Linda Lanier, who has led two landmark campaigns

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HonoreeJOE LAYMON

SponsorUNITED WAY BAY AREA

.SI�0E]QSR�MW�ZMGI�president of Human 6IWSYVGIW��1IHMGEP�ERH�7IGYVMX]�JSV�'LIZVSR�

Corporation. He oversees Chevron’s global human resources, medical services and security functions. Laymon is on the board of directors SJ�1SPI\��-RG���&SEVH6SSQ-5�GSQ��ERH�XLI�9RMXIH�;E]�SJ�XLI�&E]�%VIE��,I�EPWS�MW�SR�XLI�FSEVH�SJ�XVYWXIIW�SJ�'PEVO�%XPERXE�9RMZIVWMX]�ERH�MW�E�REXMSREP�XVYWXII�SJ�XLI�&S]W��+MVPW�'PYFW�SJ�%QIVMGE�

HonoreeJENNIFER E. LEE

SponsorKRISTI YAMAGUCHI’S ALWAYS DREAM FOUNDATION.IRRMJIV�0II�LEW�HIHMGEXIH�LIV�PMJI�XS�GSQQY-RMX]�WIVZMGI�SVKERM^EXMSRW�MR�XLI�EVIEW�SJ�IPHIVP]�EHZSGEG]��]SYXL�WTSVXW�ERH�IHYGEXMSR��%P^LIM-mer’s disease and cancer research, university scholarship fundraising, and Christian outreach TVSKVEQW���.IRRMJIV�LEW�EP[E]W�JIPX�XLI�RIIH�to advocate for those in our community who cannot speak, defend and support themselves - whether due to age, mental/physical challenges, economic limitations, family complications, or other conditions placing individuals at a HMWEHZERXEKI�MR�SYV�WSGMIX]���7LI�MW�GSQQMXXIH�to helping raise the needed funds to support XLSWI�SVKERM^EXMSRW�JSGYWMRK�SR�]SYXL�IHYGE-tion and aged populations, and works hands-on with children and the elderly alike in helping them attain the opportunities, quality, respect and dignity of life that they so deserve.

HonoreeJANET B. MCKINLEY

SponsorTHE CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

.ERIX�1G/MRPI]�FIgan her professional career in retail buying and currently

S[RW�.ERIX�1G/MRPI]�-RXIVMSVW��4EWWMSREXI�EFSYX�education, she has endowed and actively manages several undergraduate learning and development grants. In addition, she has served on the boards SJ�7EMRX�0YOI W�,SWTMXEP��7ER�*VERGMWGS�9RMZIVWMX]�,MKL�7GLSSP�ERH�'EPMJSVRME�%GEHIQ]�SJ�7GMIRGIW��7LI�MW�GYVVIRXP]�WIVZMRK�SR�XLI�FSEVH�SJ�XLI�7ER�*VERGMWGS�*MPQ�7SGMIX]��7ER�*VERGMWGS�(E]�7GLSSP�and sits on the education and exhibits committee EX�XLI�'EPMJSVRME�%GEHIQ]�SJ�7GMIRGIW��

Honoree MUSLIM ADVOCATES

Sponsor KLEIN & ROTH CONSULTING

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HonoreeSUSAN C. OBERNDORF

SponsorTHE CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

7YWER�'��3FIVRHSVJ��spent six years in man-agement at the Crocker

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HonoreeCARY ORR-KISSNER

SponsorKQED'EV]�3VV�/MWWRIV´W�GSQ-QMXQIRX�XS�/5)(�ERH�public media is extraor-dinary. Her belief in the

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HonoreeJUDY PATRICK

SponsorsLEYNA BERNSTEIN CONSULTING

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of California. Prior to her appointment in 2008, .YH]�LIPH�XLI�TSWX�SJ�)\IGYXMZI�:MGI�4VIWMHIRX�SJ�4VSKVEQW�JSV�RMRI�]IEVW��-R�XLEX�VSPI��.YH]�PIH�XLI�*SYRHEXMSR´W�EHZSGEG]�ERH�TSPMG]�GLERKI�[SVO��including the development of the groundbreak-MRK�;SQIR´W�4SPMG]�-RWXMXYXI��7LI�EPWS�[SVOIH�XS�develop programs to strengthen grant partners’ SVKERM^EXMSREP�GETEGMX]�ERH�XS�IZEPYEXI�XLI�impact of their work.vv4VMSV�XS�GSQMRK�XS�XLI�*SYRHEXMSR��.YH]�HMVIGXIH�XLI�[SVO�SJ�WIZIVEP�RSRTVS½XW��7LI�[EW�I\IGYXMZI�HMVIGXSV�SJ�XLI�7ER�*VERGMWGS�FEWIH�;SQIR#W�4LMPLEVQSRMG�ERH�HMVIGXSV�SJ�+MVPW�Count, a Colorado initiative to change systems XLEX�MQTEGX�KMVPW#�IHYGEXMSREP�EGLMIZIQIRX�ERH�GEVIIV�TPERRMRK��7LI�EPWS�PIH�1M�'EWE�6IWSYVGI�'IRXIV�JSV�;SQIR��E�(IRZIV�SVKERM^EXMSR�XLEX�EHZERGIW�WIPJ�WYJ½GMIRG]�TVMQEVMP]�JSV�PS[�income Latinas and youth.7LI�LEW�WIVZIH�SR�XLI�JEGYPX]�SJ�XLI�9RMZIVWMX]�SJ�'SPSVEHS�EX�(IRZIV�ERH�6IKMW�9RMZIVWMX]��[LIVI�she taught program development and evaluation. .YH]�LEW�[SVOIH�EW�E�VIWIEVGLIV�ERH�TVSKVEQ�evaluator in both the public and private sectors. 7LI�WIVZIW�SR�RYQIVSYW�FSEVHW�SJ�HMVIGXSVW�

HonoreeMARIANNE PETERSON

SponsorCALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

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HonoreeRICHARD ROSENBERG

SponsorFAMILY & FRIENDS OF HELEN DILLER

6MGLEVH�LEW�TVSZMHIH�incredible leadership to XLI�QER]�SVKERM^EXMSRW�

he is involved in, including his role as board QIQFIV�SJ�XLI�,IPIR�(MPPIV�*EQMP]�*SYRHEXMSR��He is a former Chairman and Chief Executive 3J½GIV�SJ�&ERO�SJ�%QIVMGE��6MGLEVH�WIVZIH�EW�4VIWMHIRX�SJ�XLI�9'7*�*SYRHEXMSR�&SEVH��ERH�remains on the board and on the board of XLI�9'7*�1IHMGEP�'IRXIV��6MGLEVH�LEW�WIVZIH�on the boards of the California Institute of 8IGLRSPSK]���XLI�7ER�*VERGMWGS�9RMXIH�;E]��ERH�has served on numerous corporate boards, to name a few of his many leadership roles.

HonoreeDR. BARBARA ROSENBERG

SponsorFAMILY & FRIENDS OF HELEN DILLER

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HonoreeSERPICO LANDSCAPING

SponsorGEORGE MARKS CHILDREN’S HOUSE

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HonoreePATRICK SMITH

SponsorMACY’S

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HonoreeDAVID STANTON

SponsorSAN FRANCISCO ZOO

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XLEX�QEREKIW�ERH�WYTTSVXW�XLI�7ER�*VERGMWGS�Zoo. He has shepherded the Zoo through an economic recession and led several initiatives, including a recent “Wellness Campaign” to IRWYVI�½VWX�VEXI�ERMQEP�GEVI�JSV�XLI�>SS´W�animals. He also personally funded a revised master and exhibit plan as well as seeded the >SS´W�%QIVMGEW�'ETMXEP�'EQTEMKR��1V��7XERXSR�LEW�FIIR�E�PSRK�WXERHMRK�&SEVH�QIQFIV�SJ�XLI�7ER�*VERGMWGS�>SSPSKMGEP�7SGMIX]��,I�LEW�FIIR�passionate about animals his entire life.

HonoreePETER SZUTU

SponsorTHERESA NELSON & ASSOCIATES

4IXIV�[IRX�JVSQ�%MV�*SVGI�medic to community clinician to President

ERH�')3�SJ�XLI�'IRXIV�JSV�)PHIVW �-RHITIRH-ence, a pioneering program to help keep frail, low-income seniors at home instead of institutions. With interdisciplinary teamwork and preventive care, CEI keeps seniors more active and engaged, reduces their health care costs while improving their quality of life. We ETTPEYH�4IXIV�7^YXY�JSV�LMW�HIGEHIW�SJ�GSQ-mitment to elder care.

HonoreeTARGET

SponsorASIAN ART MUSEUM

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as a generous supporter of its monthly free admission days for the past ten years. Target *MVWX�*VII�7YRHE]W�EX�XLI�%WMER�%VX�1YWIYQ�

enable our community to enjoy the museum and its programs free of charge. The multifac-eted support of Target Corporation and its employee volunteers demonstrates Target’s ongoing commitment to the arts, education, and our communities, challenging the museum to serve greater and more diverse audiences. We thank Target for the nearly 120 free days it has sponsored since the museum moved to Civic Center in 2003, and look forward to the next decade of our partnership.

HonoreeCLYDE A. THOMPSON

SponsorALAMEDA COUNTY HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION

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HonoreeADAM WEISBURG

SponsorFAMILY & FRIENDS OF HELEN DILLER

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Sheryl Wong congratulates

Director and CEO of the Oakland Museum of California

LORI FOGARTYOUTSTANDING FUNDRAISING PROFESSIONAL FOR 2012

A well deserved honor for an outstanding leader

We are pleased to announce the

2013 National Philanthropy Day Co-Chairs

Rebecca Schuett, California Academy of Sciences

Gwen Sobolewski, Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy

John & Marcia Goldman Foundation Celebrate National Philanthropy Day

2012

2011-2012 AFP GOLDEN GATE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Officers chapter president

Mary M. Schmidt*MVI,SVWI�2SRTVS½X�(IZIPSTQIRX

vice president, programs

Leyna Bernstein0I]RE�&IVRWXIMR�'SRWYPXMRK

vice-president, membership

Wendy Marinaccio 1EP�;EV[MGO�%WWSGMEXIW�(SRSVHMKMXEP

vice-president, marketing, communication & outreach

Barbara StevensonLumenos LLC

secretary

Andrew Kaufteil9RMZIVWMX]�SJ�'EPMJSVRME��7ER�*VERGMWGS

treasurer

Alden Briscoe&VEOIPI]�&VMWGSI��-RG�Chair-elect, Mentoring

treasurer-elect

Scott Staub, ACFRE*VMIRHW�SJ�XLI�7ER�*VERGMWGS�0MFVEV]

president-elect

Michael L. Edell2IX^IP�+VMKWF]�%WWSGMEXIW��-RG�Co-Chair, National Philanthropy Day

immediate past president

David Disend1EVGL�SJ�(MQIW

Board Members James Armstrong, CFRE&VS[R�7GLVSIHIV��%WWSGMEXIW��-RG�

Sterrin Bird, CFRE8LI�,EQPMR�7GLSSP

Joanne Butcher*YRH�(IZIPSTQIRX�'SRWYPXERX

Susan CarsenCarsen Consulting Group:MGI�4VIWMHIRX�)PIGX��4VSKVEQW

Cheryl Clarke'LIV]P�%��'PEVOI�'SRWYPXMRK

Susan Corlett7YWXEMREFPI�'SRWIVZEXMSR'LEMV��1YPXMGYPXYVEP�%PPMERGI

Sandra Drew1EVXW��0YRH]��-RG�'S�'LEMV��2EXMSREP�4LMPERXLVST]�(E]

Terri Forman, CFRE*MVWX�+VEHYEXI

Linda Frank, CFRE9RMZIVWMX]�SJ�4EGM½G�(YKSRM�7GLSSP�SJ�(IRXMWXV] David Madson, ACFRE'41'�*SYRHEXMSR

Theresa Nelson, MBA, CFRE8LIVIWE�2IPWSR��%WWSGMEXIW

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