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Leading With

Innovation & Impact

To End Child Abuse In San Francisco

No child should ever be a victim of abuse or neglect. Yet risk factors such as poverty, job and housing loss, family isolation, and community and family violence are a daily reality for too many of our city’s children and families.

For decades, families have turned to the San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Center as a vital lifeline. We provide support in moments of crisis and over the long term, helping fragile families gain stability to thrive.

Impact

The San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Center serves as an essential anchor institution by leading strategic partnerships, delivering high-quality services, and raising awareness to prevent abuse. Our services empower children, strengthen families, engage the community, and broaden the community safety net for children.

Our Clients

In 2013, we served 13,477 children, parents, and community members. The children and families we serve come from all neighborhoods and ethnic backgrounds – reflecting the diversity that is San Francisco.

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  • Economic
  • Gender
  • Marital Status
  • Ethnicity

Approach

We are implementing a comprehensive approach to end child abuse and are partnering with families, schools, community organizations, local government, and civic leaders to increase our impact every day.

Our programmatic priorities include

Expanding our reach – Educating the community to spot and stop abuse. Changing mindsets to create a community of action, awareness, and prevention.

Deepening our impact – Building protective factors, including family resiliency, parenting education and skills, and overall family strength and wellness.

Tracking our success - Measuring the results of our innovative model of intensive, coordinated care for at-risk families.

Strengthening the safety net - Leading unique public-private partnerships to effectively harness expertise and communication so children can begin to heal quickly.

Empowered

Child Safety Awareness,
a program of Community Education

Every child should be taught what to do if they are in an unsafe situation. We are currently working in 40% of the public elementary schools in San Francisco with a focus on those with aggregate risk factors related to poverty, violence, and social isolation.

An intensive training, along with a pre-test and post-test scheduled at the beginning and end of the school year, allows us to measure the impact of our Child Safety Awareness lessons on the children who receive them.

But providing trainings for kids is not enough.

Real prevention begins when children remember what they learned and put it into practice.

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  • Students
  • Schools

A Relationship Built On Trust

A 6-year-old sits attentively as our Child Safety Awareness trainer teaches the class about safe and unsafe touching, and how to tell a trusted adult if something bad is happening to you. After the lesson, the child quietly approaches and reveals abuse that has been kept secret for too long. Our trainer knows just what to do, and works closely with the school to make sure the child will be safe, that the abuse will stop, and that healing can begin.

Supported

Integrated Family Services,
a program of Children & Family Services

San Francisco continues to have the highest rate of child abuse in the Bay Area. We believe that the city should lead in child abuse prevention, not in child abuse. Therefore, we have deepened our impact by designing and piloting an innovative new model of intensive treatment for our most at-risk families.

Indicators—measuring parental resiliency, knowledge of parenting, child development, levels of social isolation, access to basic needs, and children’s social and emotional intelligence — allow us to evaluate our families’ progress on a regular basis and target treatment plans to the areas that need strengthening.

With this new team approach, we can reduce the risk of child abuse and neglect and help build stronger families overall.

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  • Basic Needs
  • Protect

A Two Generation Approach

A family with a generational history of abuse reaches out to us in crisis to discuss heated conflicts around registering their five-year-old for kindergarten. Our counselors listen to their story and evaluate their protective factors and risk factors for abuse. A targeted treatment plan is established to strengthen the areas of greatest vulnerability.

As time goes on, a measurable pattern emerges and counselors recognize that the mother suffers from mental illness and the child is best cared for by her more stable grandmother. Our intervention disrupts the cycle of dysfunction, keeps a little girl safe and in school, provides needed support for a mother, and allows the family to live a happier life together.

Safe

The Children’s Advocacy Center of San Francisco,
a program of Strategic Partnerships

A long-held dream of strengthening the safety net became a reality with the opening of the city’s first Children’s Advocacy Center, a project built on a longstanding and successful history of advocacy and partnership.

Here, a child who has experienced abuse receives trauma-informed care and long-term support in one child-friendly place. In the aftermath of abuse, a care network is activated. Law enforcement, Child Protective Services, mental health, and medical professionals each have an important role to play in removing children from risk and helping them heal.

The Children’s Advocacy Center is the heart of this network. It connects and coordinates these services with the family, ensures strong inter-agency collaboration, and acts as the hub for the many support services that the family may need. Most of all, it is a safe and welcoming place where a child is heard and protected—and where he or she can start on the road to healing.

100% of San Francisco’s eligible forensic interviews will be conducted at the Children’s Advocacy Center by the end of 2014 – ensuring that 250 children receive forensic interviews, multidisciplinary crisis care, and follow-up care in the Children’s Advocacy Center’s first nine months of operation.

The Children’s Advocacy Center has applied for national accreditation, outlining safety, legal, and medical protocols and agreed-upon procedures necessary to coordinate investigations of child abuse. We are on target to receive national accreditation and recognition by the end of 2014.

Where Hope And Healing Begin

A nine-year-old boy arrives with his parents for an interview. He is scared and unable to make eye contact. In the waiting room, the little boy begins to read a book and starts sharing things he learns from the book with our caregiver. As he does so, his body relaxes, his eye contact improves, and he smiles and asks questions.

Noticing that he has a stuffed animal with him, our forensic interviewer asks if he wants to pick out another from our toy chest to have as a friend. Despite becoming upset while telling his story during the interview, he soon plays and talks with our caregiver and partners, leaving with the knowledge that adults will be there to help him.

Vision for the future

We envision a San Francisco in which 100% of our children are safe from abuse.

Every day, we witness extraordinary transformations. We hear families begin to laugh again. We see relief on the faces of children who were once afraid or had no voice to speak up.

We believe that 100% of our community’s children should be safe from abuse. While we can never undo the trauma that children have endured, we can diminish its impact. And we can work together to ensure kids never get hurt in the first place. We can show families a future filled with compassion, strength, and hope.

There are thousands more families who need our help to heal, thousands who can be spared the heartbreak of abuse. Together, we can end child abuse in San Francisco. We owe it to every child to begin today.

Financials

Fiscally responsible stewardship is a commitment we make to ensure that the money we raise goes to our programs and helps make a better life for the families and children we serve. Our work is made possible through the generosity of private donors, corporate and foundation grants, and government contracts.

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Annual Support & Revenue

Total: $6,289,194

* Interest & Other Income -$2,962

Our 2013 income includes $1.7M raised in prior years to support the renovation of 3450 3rd Street, the home of the Children's Advocacy Center and our co-located partners. As a result of this effort, all partners were fully moved in and serving children and their families by early 2014.

Annual Expenses

Total: $4,545,193

Annual Donors

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* Contribution or a portion of contribution represents a multi-year commitment .

$100k+

  • Columbia Foundation
  • Charles Gibbs, Jr. Trust
  • Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher
  • David B. Gold Foundation
  • Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation*
  • Tipping Point Community*

$50k+

  • The Aspen Institute
  • Bella Vista Foundation
  • Contra Costa Electric
  • Divisadero Touchless Carwash/ Patty and Roy Shimek
  • Michael Doherty
  • Mimi and Peter Haas Fund
  • Charles Pankow Builders
  • Lisa and John Pritzker Family Fund*

$25k+

  • Anonymous
  • The Altman Charitable Lead Annuity Trust
  • Bothin Foundation
  • California Pacific Medical Center*
  • Chauncey and Marion D. McCormick Family Foundation*
  • Robert and Ruth Halperin Foundation
  • Walter and Elise Haas Fund
  • Hedge Funds Care
  • Junior League of San Francisco
  • National Children's Advocacy Center
  • George H. Sandy Foundation
  • San Francisco Foundation
  • Southland Industries
  • Stifel Nicolaus Weisel
  • Catherine and Ned Topham

$10k+

  • Anonymous
  • Gary and Delores Arabian
  • ARTIS Capital Management
  • Frank J. Caufield
  • Helen M. Cooluris
  • Natalie Delagnes Talbott and Brian Talbott*
  • Jamie and Bryson Gardner Family*
  • Genentech
  • Giants Community Fund
  • Beth and Brian Grossman*
  • Michael and Shauna Harden
  • Laura Harrison Ward and James Ward
  • Madden & Nelson
  • Maverick Capital Foundation
  • Message Media
  • Minton Door Company
  • Sharon and Samuel Muir
  • Niantic Charitable Trust
  • Jessica Reed Saouaf and Abdul Saouaf*
  • RFJ Meiswinkel
  • Jerry Roth
  • Laura and Greg Spivy
  • TEF
  • Teknion LLC

$5k+

  • Katie Albright and Jake Schatz*
  • The Honorable Madeleine K. Albright
  • Anderson Family Foundation
  • Apple Matching Gifts Program
  • Tina and Joe Bou-Saba
  • Tad and Emilia Buchanan
  • The CAC Group
  • Caufield Family Foundation
  • Consolidated Engineering Laboratories
  • Carla B. Crane
  • Cathy and Sandy Dean
  • Melinda and Will Evers
  • Farese Family Fund
  • First Republic Bank
  • Franklin Templeton Investments
  • Carl Gellert and Celia Berta Gellert Foundation
  • Golden State Steel and Stair Inc.
  • Gomez Family
  • H&M Fire Protection, Inc.
  • The HAND Foundation
  • Julie B. Harkins
  • International Interior Design Association
  • Angie Jolie and Daniel Morillo
  • Barbara A. Jones
  • Kwan Wo Ironworks, Inc.
  • Masonic Center for Youth and Families
  • Nicola Miner and Robert Mailer Anderson
  • Mohawk Group
  • Nightingale Fund
  • Pacific Union Real Estate
  • JaMel and Tom Perkins
  • Permasteelisa North America
  • Jarrod and Catherine Phillips*
  • Salesforce.com, Inc.
  • Gloria Smith
  • Lee and Perry Smith Fund
  • Belena Stanford
  • Laurie Steed
  • Susie Tompkins Buell Fund of the Marin Community Foundation
  • SVB Foundation
  • Tacolicious, LLC
  • Thoresen Foundation
  • Drs. Shannon Thyne and Christopher Benitez*
  • Anna Weinberg and James Nicholas
  • Wells Fargo Foundation
  • Wender Weis Foundation for Children
  • Wikstrom/Grimstad Family Fund
  • Douglas and Jane Wolf

$1k+

  • Anonymous (3)
  • Autodesk, Inc.
  • Kathy Baxter and Tom Stern
  • BCCI
  • Luis and Nancy Belmonte
  • Vimal Bhalodia
  • The Black Dog Private Foundation
  • BlackRock Matching Gift Program
  • Darrach and Michelle Bourke*
  • Lisa Bransten and John Rumsey
  • Dante and Tracey Briones
  • Ann and Ray Brown
  • Barbara Brown
  • Michael H. Brown
  • Butler's Hole South
  • Tom and Sara Byrne
  • Robert Callan, Jr.
  • Bob Carrigan
  • Scott and Scott Case
  • Carol Caspe and Nathan Nayman
  • Catalog and eCommerce Club
  • Donald and Carole Chaiken Foundation
  • Derrick M. Chan, DDS
  • Nancy Traub Chirinos
  • CMI
  • Lorraine and Noah Cohen
  • Community Thrift Store
  • The Container Store - San Francisco
  • Martha Conte
  • Rosemary Cozzo
  • Brett Critchlow
  • Caroline Dahill
  • Caroline Dahla
  • Terry De La Cuesta
  • Deloitte
  • Greg DeMartini
  • Mary Ann DeMattia and Rob Gorlin
  • Dagmar and Ray Dolby
  • Natasha and Dave Dolby
  • Keith and Sandra Edwards
  • Delia F. Ehrlich
  • Captain John Ehrlich
  • Enterprise Roofing Service, Inc.
  • Falletti & Baldocchi Finer Foods, Inc.
  • William and Roberta Fazande
  • Fennie+Mehl Architects
  • Bret Firebaugh
  • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher
  • Michelle Furnanz
  • Carole and John Garcia
  • Bobbie and Jamie Gates
  • Fred Gellert Family Foundation
  • David and Kristin Glickman
  • John and Marcia Goldman Foundation
  • Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program
  • William Goldstein
  • Glenn Good
  • Google Matching Gifts Program
  • Alison Gray Kern
  • Jane and Wyatt Gruber
  • Kelly and Michael Halper
  • Hart Family Foundation
  • Daniel and Alyssa Hershkowitz
  • Hewlett-Packard
  • Ronald Holland
  • Allison Huegel and James Sergi
  • Leslie and George Hume Fund
  • Joseph Hurwich
  • Insurance Industry Charitable Foundations, Inc.
  • Mr. and Mrs. David A. Jones
  • JP Morgan Chase & Co.
  • Michael and Susan Kahn
  • Deborah Kay
  • The Keane Law Firm, P.C.
  • Keesal, Young & Logan
  • Sheila and Mark Kenney
  • Hilary King
  • Matt Kroger
  • Isabelle Lemon
  • Barry Lipman and Marie O'Gara Lipman
  • Chris Lord and Coltrane Conui
  • Patricia Lurie
  • Russell Lyman
  • Patrick Mahoney
  • Suzanne Maloney and Peter Harrison
  • Reed Maltzman and Jennifer Gosselin
  • Evan Marwell and Tracy Leeds
  • Craig and Anisha Mason
  • Leigh and Bill Matthes
  • Tina and Chris McCutcheon
  • Gabrey Means
  • Valley and Adam Mein
  • Michael and Wendy Mendes
  • Janine and Jon Miller
  • Shawn Miller Gillam
  • Constance Mitchell
  • Susan Mohun and Mark Sherman
  • MonkeyBrains
  • Linda Moore and Jonathan Howden
  • Sullivan Morford Family Fund
  • National Children's Alliance
  • Negley Flinn Charitable Foundation
  • Bonnie Nelson
  • Alicia Nogales and Greg Little
  • Old Republic Title Company
  • Nancy A. Oliveira
  • Dennis Otto
  • Suzy Pak and Mark Gundacker*
  • Julie and Will Parish
  • Lois Pavlow
  • Lisa and Travis Pearson
  • Peterson Martin and Reynolds, LLP
  • Gina and Stuart Peterson
  • Richard Pio Roda
  • Anne Marie and Jason Portnoy
  • Rackspace, Inc.
  • Victoria Raiser
  • Helen Hilton Raiser
  • Judi Ratto
  • Barbara Ravizza and John Osterweis
  • Diane and Jim Reed
  • Anne and Martin Roher
  • Jo-Ann Rose
  • Tuhin Roy
  • Rupright Family
  • San Francisco Giants
  • Mary Shank Rockman and David Rockman
  • Beattie and Mike Seidenberg
  • Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sen*
  • Sunil Shah
  • JoAnn Shank
  • Joe Shank and Patricia Pairman
  • The Sher-Right Fund
  • Andrew Shin
  • Sigler Inc Northern California
  • Karyn Smith
  • Rachael Smith Fals
  • SOMA Supply
  • Andrew Stadler
  • Christopher C. Stewart and Shelley Wu
  • Vivien Stewart and Michael Teitelbaum
  • Summit Institute DBA Summit Public Schools
  • Marjorie Swig
  • Anne Symon
  • Synergy 4 Health
  • Tacolicious/T-LISH II, LLC
  • Tom Eliot Fisch
  • Theta Delta Xi
  • Patrick and Rebecca Thyne
  • TIBCO Software Inc.
  • Marjorie and Barry Traub
  • Tim Treadway
  • Alana Tutty
  • Vince
  • Viracon
  • Visa, Inc.
  • Caroline Volk
  • T.B. Walker Foundation
  • Richard Ward
  • Kenneth B. Weber
  • Katherine Welch
  • Linda S. Wendel
  • Todd Werby and Nonie Greene
  • Kendall Wilkinson
  • Diane B. Wilsey
  • Grace Won and Richard Holden
  • Wilbur and Dolores L. Woo Charitable Lead Trust
  • Norman S. Wright
  • Harold L. Wyman Foundation
  • Zephyr Real Estate

$500+

  • Anonymous (7)
  • 20111 River Blvd., LLC
  • Greta Anderson
  • Aimee Arost
  • Joanne and George Arrick
  • Ann and Chris Barber
  • Wilkes Bashford
  • Teresa Bergeson
  • Elena Marimo Berk
  • F. Kelly Bourke
  • Ellen Bronchetti
  • Bruce Ford Brown Charitable Trust
  • Sarah and Bill Brown
  • Kimiko Burton
  • Lucretia Carney
  • Victor G. Carrion and John S. Ashworth
  • Andrew Charmatz and Sara Witt
  • Carol Chuang
  • Kay Cockerill
  • Collective Impact
  • Georgene Costello
  • Eric Culp
  • Nicholas Eaton
  • Elegrity, Inc.
  • Gillian Emblad
  • Holly and Jim Farrell
  • Rick and Bonnie Firestone
  • Shannon Flynn and Christopher King
  • Carol Galante
  • Alison Geballe
  • Zach Georgopoulos
  • Marsha and Stanton Glantz
  • Connie Goggio
  • Goldman, Sachs & Co.
  • Sydney Goldstein and The Honorable Charles Breyer
  • Greenfield Village, LLC
  • Mary J. Hansell*
  • Brian Hansen
  • Graeme Hanson
  • Susan Harriman
  • Edward Harrison
  • Rich Hillis
  • Latanya Hilton
  • Adrienne Hirt and Jeffrey Rodman
  • Hotwire
  • Rayleen Hsu
  • Douglas D. Ismail
  • Kathleen and Ted Janus
  • Jennifer Jeffries
  • Tonia Karr
  • Barbara and Ron Kaufman
  • Douglas Keane and Lael Newman
  • Tracy and John Michael Kennedy
  • Bette Kestin
  • Mardi Kildebeck
  • Adelina and Rajat Kongovi
  • Marc Korody
  • Jennifer Kriz
  • Jill Kuper
  • Lori and Warren Lane
  • Laura Grigsby Art Consulting
  • Stephen Lefkovits
  • Kerri and Mark Lehmann
  • Nancy Lenvin
  • Claudia A. Lewis and Edward M. Scal
  • Carey Lifschultz
  • Anette Marweld
  • Jack McDonald
  • Bill and Betsy Miller
  • Jane Mortimer
  • Michael Nadler
  • Allen Nance
  • Karen Napitan
  • Diana Nelson and John Atwater
  • Clint Newman
  • Robert Ogden
  • Kathleen Pitman
  • Cheryl Polk
  • Brooke and Greg Prince
  • Sara Putnam
  • Rainbow Grocery Cooperative
  • Preston Raisin
  • Katie Reeve
  • Arthur and Katherine Ringness
  • Jen Romney
  • Eli and Mae Rosen Foundation
  • Louise Rosen Byer
  • Kate and George Rowe
  • Linda Rude
  • David C. Salisbury
  • Judy and Milt Seropan
  • Kelly and Elana Shea
  • Joanie Silverstein
  • David Simpson
  • Judge Fern Smith
  • SmithGroup JJR
  • Dr. Ian Sobieski
  • Lisa Spinali
  • The Greg and Lisa Stanger Charitable Foundation
  • Hilary and Dave Steinberg
  • Diana Stewart
  • Emma Stewart and Rich Gill
  • Kenn Tarantino
  • Bhavika Taunk
  • Douglas Tom
  • Brenda Tucker
  • Alan Vidinsky
  • Genanne T. Walsh
  • Sue and Richard Wollack

Up to $500

  • Anonymous (19)
  • 3M
  • Olivia Abar
  • Alana Leigh Atelier Inc.
  • Tom Alix
  • Suzanne Allcroft
  • ALR
  • Claire Alt
  • Kristi Amoroso
  • Scott Anderson
  • Joseph and Katherine Ansanelli
  • Baron Arnold
  • Anya Arthur
  • Yvette Artiga
  • Ascend Sportswear LLC
  • David Austin
  • Patricia Axelrod
  • Walter and Lisa Babich
  • Blair Baker
  • Cheryl Baker Bibelheimer and Gerald Bibelheimer
  • Lora Lee Baker
  • Kathy and Andy Barish
  • Megan N. Barker
  • Caroline Barlerin
  • Mr. Kimm Barnes
  • Marti Baroody
  • Ellen Basilico
  • Beach Blanket Babylon
  • Wendy Beckman and Paul Saraceni
  • Kitty and Roger Benitez
  • Susanna Bensinger
  • Bergeron/Strumph Family
  • Mrs. Mauna Berkov
  • Emmy and Andy Berlind
  • Carol Bertao
  • Stephanie Bickham
  • Claire Biglove
  • BI-RITE Market
  • Judith Bley
  • Mrs. Dana Bloom
  • Elizabeth Bohannon
  • Books Inc.
  • Teresa and William Bourke
  • E. Peabody Bradford
  • Carolyn Brady
  • Brandeis Hillel Day School
  • Robin Brasso
  • Patrick and Kattya Breitenbach
  • Jeff Brill
  • Jordan Bromley and Manatt Phelps
  • Twila Brown
  • Eden Bruner
  • Gregg Bryon
  • Robert and Susan Buckley
  • Lesley Bunim
  • Lynn B. Bunim
  • Ione Burge
  • Kimberley Burke
  • Jeramiah Cadigan
  • Anne Caird
  • Elizabeth Calderon
  • Siobhan Calhoun and Paul David
  • Maria Camilli
  • Linda Cannon
  • Ray Cannon
  • Miss Andrea Cantu
  • Sam Carlisi
  • Laura Carmany
  • Jeff Carnegie
  • Nancy Caskey and Peter Graffagnino
  • Erin Grace Chapman
  • Martha Charchenko
  • Charles Schwab Foundation
  • Chefs Feed
  • Children's Book Project
  • Dave and Dina Ciagne
  • Douglas Clarke
  • Carmela V. Clendening
  • Cole Garage
  • Rose Collette
  • Travis Cooke
  • Susannah and Andrew Corney
  • David Cort
  • Lisa Cort
  • Kimberley Costle
  • Creative Marketing Concepts
  • Jason Crowe
  • Sean Culman
  • Pamela Culp
  • Nancy and Jay Cutler
  • Cutting Edge Drapery
  • Martha L. Daetwyler
  • Jan D'Alessandro and Mark Haffenreffer
  • Sharla Dashew
  • Shana Daum
  • The Honorable Elizabeth Davis
  • Deborah Davis Han
  • Kim Davison
  • Joshlyn De Ala
  • De Anza Tile
  • Roseanne and Clement Deamicis
  • LJ Deberry
  • Michael Dechiario
  • Barbara Deeming
  • Carlin Deguzman
  • Angela Deiana
  • Lara Deke
  • Linda and Michael Delagnes
  • Delta
  • Wendy and Ivo Denham
  • James Devlin
  • DFM
  • Diageo Wine Group
  • Jeff Diamond and Johanna Vater
  • Patricia Dinh
  • Justin Dombrowski
  • Norma G. Donado
  • Wayne and Maureen Doran
  • Richard and Lauren Downs
  • Suzy Drell
  • Commander James Dudley
  • Kay and Dan Edelman
  • Sara and Chris Ehrlich
  • Elixir
  • Jenny and Richard Emerson
  • Jody W. Eng
  • Julie Enright
  • Susan and William Epstein Philanthropic Fund
  • Jacqueline and Christian Erdman
  • Liz Erickson
  • Reid Erickson
  • Craig Etlin and Leslie Gordon
  • Susan Eto
  • Xavier Falco
  • Lisa Farmer
  • Sandra Farris
  • Alice and Leo Fathy
  • Lisa Faulkner
  • Jenna and Steven Feinberg
  • Karen Feltham
  • Mr. and Mrs. Michael Filice
  • Jeffrey Firestone
  • Julie and Greg Flynn
  • Virginia Fontana
  • Force by Design
  • Cynthia Foster
  • Jean Frammolino
  • Kevin Franklin
  • Linus Franngard
  • Nicole Freitas
  • Winifred Freund
  • Erin Friday
  • Joyce Friedman
  • Lisa Fung and Robert Aguirre
  • Malcolm Gaines and Seth Brenzel
  • Gap Foundation Gift Match Program
  • Mrs. Vicky Gardner
  • Kathryn L. Garrison
  • Genentech Givingstation
  • General Electric
  • Ghilzai-Morris Family
  • Holly Gibson
  • Dr. Gary Gin
  • Emily and Phil Ginsburg
  • Laura and Bob Girvin
  • Gail and Harvey Glasser
  • Judith Glickman
  • Gobstopper
  • Yvonne and Gary Goddard
  • Golden State Carpet
  • Steven Gomberg
  • Gonzales Architects
  • Joel Goodrich
  • Steven Gordon
  • Mark Granzotto
  • Lorrie Greene
  • Clara Greisman and Alan Mayer
  • Brian Grey and Paige Rausser
  • Scott Grinthal
  • Kevin M. Gross
  • Daniel Grossman
  • Dr. Moses Grossman
  • Joseph P. Grubb
  • Marsha and Ralph Guggenheim
  • Hall Capital Partners
  • Arline and Joseph Halper
  • Stephanie Hanger
  • Matthew and Abby Hanichen
  • Cherrie and Gary Harden
  • Laurie Harden
  • Chris Haroun
  • Stephanie Harrell
  • Annette and Bob Harrison
  • Hassle-Free Hauling
  • Ann Hatch and Paul Discoe
  • Joseph Hebenstreit
  • Sarah Heegaard Rush
  • Matthew Henri
  • Herman Miller
  • Hewlett-Packard Company Foundation
  • Maireid Hill
  • Jordan Hiller
  • Kum Hung Ho
  • Mrs. Judith Hoban
  • Alex and Pam Hochman
  • Gary and Anne Hochman
  • Catharine C. Holden
  • Shannon Holland
  • Emma Hollingworth
  • Reiko Homma True, Ph.D.
  • Lauren and Cole Hooper
  • Allison M. Hopper
  • Megan and Matt Howard
  • HPL Contract
  • HSBC Bank USA N.A.
  • Humanscale
  • Marie Hurabiell
  • Bruce Hutchins
  • Miriam Hyun
  • IBM Employee Charitable Contribution Campaign
  • Michael Iino
  • Mary and Doug Ireland
  • Claudia Jasin
  • Adrian L. Jenkins
  • Tracy and Patrick Jennings
  • Jerry Thompson Sons/ Thompson Painting
  • Richard and Paula Jesson
  • Anita John
  • John Johnson
  • Tim Johnson
  • Johnsonite
  • Barbara Jones
  • Cameo Jones
  • Thomas F. Jordan
  • Tracy Jue
  • Stephanie Jukes
  • Harold and Lisa Kahn
  • Julien Kahn
  • Lauren Kahn
  • Larry Kane
  • Jan Kang
  • Melinda Kanter-Levy
  • Judith F. Karshmer
  • Debra Kasper and Michael Neville
  • Julia Katz
  • Lisa and Rob Katz
  • Dr. Raymond Katz
  • John Kaufman
  • William Keller
  • Bonnie Kellogg-Cannard
  • Kimberly Kelly
  • David Kilby
  • Elisha Kinast
  • Adrian and Steven King
  • Donald Kingery
  • Jennifer Kirby
  • Ficus Kirkpatrick
  • Emily Kiyasu
  • Todd Klarin
  • Barbara Kleckner
  • Mrs. Cameron Kleimo
  • Laurel Kloomok
  • Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co.
  • Diane K. Kohler
  • Randall Kostick
  • Ana Kostioukova
  • Christina Kotowski
  • Evelyn and Jack Kramar
  • Lawrence Krause
  • Gina Krawiec
  • Clayton Kunz
  • Melinda Kuroki
  • Ryan LaFond
  • Barbara and Frederick Lambert
  • Stacy Lamirand
  • Emily and Jamie Land
  • Kerry Lanigan
  • Jennifer Larson-Simmons
  • Elana Laub
  • Jamissa Lee
  • Jason Lee
  • Katherine Lee
  • Megan Lehmer
  • Rabbi Leonard and Joan Beerman
  • Mr. Sugar Ray Leonard
  • Christopher Leopold
  • Ann Lerner
  • Sandy Leung
  • Madeline Levine Schwartz and Lee Schwartz
  • Arnie Levinson and Elizabeth Oneill
  • Judith Levinson
  • Judy Li
  • Kelly Lim
  • Kent Lim
  • Chwenshi Lin
  • Lorilynn Lomeli
  • Alonzo Lopez
  • Fred Ludwig
  • Louise Ma
  • Macy's Foundation
  • Nan and Ward Madden
  • Pamela Madigan
  • Ms. Allison Magee and William Baumgardner
  • Fiona Maharg and Luis Zubillaga
  • Katherine M. Mahoney
  • Alan Maillet
  • Suzanne Maloney and Peter Harrison
  • Michael and Mary Marcon
  • Marin Preparatory School
  • Bennet Marks
  • Victoria Martin Young
  • Jorge Maumer
  • Maureen McAvoy and Brian Elliott
  • Neil McCarthy
  • Terry McClintock
  • Mary Louise McDonnell
  • Patrice McElroy
  • Valerie Mcguire
  • Mary Anne McGuire-Hickey
  • Kelly and Mark McKane
  • Peter Mckereghan
  • Carol and Joe McLaughlin
  • Tracy and Ian McMahan
  • Mrs. Hanh McMurray
  • Michael and Sally McNulty
  • Dean McPadden
  • Wendy McPhee
  • Mechoshade
  • Mary H. Mellender
  • Constance M. Menefee
  • Elizabeth Meyer
  • Carolyn and George Meyer
  • Microsoft
  • Judy S. Miller
  • Melinda Mills
  • Marilyn Mindel
  • Deborah Minor
  • David and Jan Mishel
  • Rhea Mistades
  • Aileen Mitchell Black
  • MK Pipelines
  • Cherie Mohrfeld
  • Molto Benne Catering
  • Amanda and Jeremy Moran
  • Anita and Anson Moran
  • Whitney Morris and David Fry
  • Kathleen Morrison
  • Eric Moulton
  • Stan Moy
  • Theresa Mueller
  • The Mulqueeney Family
  • Belinda Munoz
  • Emily Murase and Neal Taniguchi
  • Murphy Burr Curry, Inc.
  • Thomas Newmeyer
  • Ms. Thao Nguyen
  • Daphne Niall
  • Judy Nofliger
  • Rudy Nothenburg and Margo Eachus
  • Mr. and Ms. Dan Nowell
  • Numi Tea
  • Mary Obelnicki and Craig Silverstein
  • Ellen Obstler
  • William Y. H. Oh
  • Old Republic Title Company
  • Eduardo Ordonez
  • Deanna Orr and Jeff Strenk
  • Outreach Impacting Lives
  • Pacific States Environmental Contractors
  • Peter and Lynda Paffrath
  • Su-Moon Paik and Bob Brown
  • Suzy Pak and Mark Gundacker
  • Michael Palladino and Lynn Duncan
  • Dharti Patel
  • Vimal Patel
  • Sai Patnala
  • Helen Paul
  • Bonnie and Don Pearlman
  • Jenny Pearlman and Jack McDonald
  • Peekadoodle
  • Elizabeth Pepin
  • Scott M. Pertel
  • Josh Peterson
  • Joseph M. Petitti
  • Nick and Karla Peyton
  • Mike Phelps
  • Michael Piattelli
  • Paul Picciani
  • Pivot Interiors
  • Carol Pomerantz
  • Presidio Hill School
  • Protiviti, Inc.
  • Kimberley Puckett
  • Tina Pukini
  • Purcell Murray
  • R.N. Field Construction, Inc.
  • Enver Rahmanov
  • Jennifer Raike
  • Raga Ramachandran
  • Rachel Ratliff
  • Eric Ratner
  • Shobana Ravi
  • Tamar Resnick
  • Restec Contractors
  • Dina Ribeiro
  • Mary Risley
  • Ali and Steve Rivera
  • Rosemary Roach
  • Andrew Robinson
  • Rocket Lawyer, Inc.
  • Silvio Ronutti
  • Lisa Rose
  • Claudia Ross
  • Ian Ross
  • Ellen and John Rothmann
  • Pamela Royer
  • John and Michelle Rutledge
  • RWA Office
  • Christine Ryan
  • Viveka Rydell
  • Nicole Sacramento
  • Joanne Sakai
  • San Francisco Electrical Contractor's Association
  • San Francisco Fire Fighters Local 799
  • Tony Sanchez-Corea III
  • SanDisk Community Sharing Program
  • Carol Santos Chavela
  • Daniel Sapoznick
  • Schafer Family
  • Leslie Schaffer
  • Jaye and John Schissel
  • Mr. Schlarmann and Mr. Dabbs
  • Willi Schnitzer
  • Tamera Scholz
  • Schuff Steel
  • Mark Schwartz
  • Justine Sears
  • Ed Seidel
  • Elyse Seigle
  • Anil Shah
  • Lata and Ajay Shah
  • Susan M. Shalit
  • Brooke Shields
  • Stephanie Shields
  • Darek Shimada
  • Martha Siegel
  • Bart Sikora
  • Kathy Silva
  • Alan and LaVerne Silverman
  • Susan Orlikoff Simon and Joel Aronowitz
  • Heather Simpson
  • Wendy and Robert Singley
  • Beverly and Peter Sinton
  • David Sirbu
  • Micah Sittig
  • Skyana
  • Anthony Smith
  • Daphne and Brian Smith
  • Eleanor Smith
  • Jesse Smith
  • Mary and Scott Smith
  • Amy Smolen
  • Sandy and Paul Smuts
  • Betsy Smyser
  • Social Transactions, LLC
  • Kathryn Sparks
  • Sarah Sparks
  • The Sports Club/LA - San Francisco
  • Delbert Stafford
  • Hollis Stahl
  • Edward Stark
  • Nina Steinman
  • Ruth Steinway
  • Melinda Stelzer
  • Brad Stephens
  • Ward Stern
  • Dr. Sarah Stewart
  • Matthew Kahn and Abigail Stewart-Kahn
  • Patricia Stone
  • Tricia Stone
  • Diana Strait
  • Paul Strumph
  • Sheila Stuart
  • Gregory Suhr
  • Dennis Quinn Sullivan
  • Jim Sullivan
  • Ms. Jenny Sundar
  • Sutton Law Firm, PC
  • Michael Sweet
  • Esta Swig
  • The Swig Foundation
  • Sarah Swolfs
  • Tandus
  • Melanie Tanphanich
  • Frances and Ronald Tauber
  • Nancy Tavernit
  • Vanessa Taylor
  • Teddy Bears With Heart
  • Maureen and Michael Terris
  • Cheryl Tesch
  • John R. Theede
  • Theta Delta Xi
  • Sue Thornley
  • Paul Thrash
  • Yvonne To
  • Kevin Tom
  • Tonic Nightlife Group
  • TopNotch Solutions
  • Marsha Torkelson
  • Julian D. Torres
  • Mary Ann and Dave Trephan
  • Dyan Triffo
  • Katherine E. Turner
  • Laurel Turner and Roger Drosd
  • Mary Twomey and Carol Yaggy
  • Ms. Olivia Tzou
  • Ellen and Ralph Ungermann
  • United Soccer Team
  • Cristina Van Dyck
  • Van Mulder Sheet Metal
  • Vanguard Concepts Office
  • Robert and Susan Vanneman
  • JoAnn Vargas
  • Conrado Vellve
  • Jane Verma
  • VMware, Inc
  • Kirby Walker
  • Hilary and John Walsh
  • Judith R. Wessing
  • Dr. Heather Whelan
  • Carolyn and Stanley Wiener
  • Marilyn Willard
  • Karen Willcox
  • Beth Williams
  • Franklin Williams
  • Sandra Williams
  • Christen Witham
  • Richard A. Wolitz and Stephen E. Follansbee
  • Anita Woo and James Topinka
  • Alexis Woods and Daniel Donahoe
  • Anthony Woolf
  • Martin Wyspianski
  • Ping Ling C. Yang
  • Yellow Cab Cooperative, Inc.
  • Adam and Julie Young
  • Jennifer Zamzow
  • Cindy Zedeck
  • Karen and Mark Zemelman
  • Lifen Zhu
  • Sue Zimmerman
  • Jesse Zitrin
  • Zynga Foundation

The Board

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

  • Natalie Delagnes Talbott, Chair
  • David Glickman, Co-Vice Chair
  • Doug Heske, Co-Vice Chair
  • Melinda Ellis Evers, Secretary
  • Jarrod Phillips, Treasurer
  • Christopher Keane, Past Chair
  • Darrach Bourke
  • Barrett H. Cohn
  • Mary J. Hansell, DrPH, RN
  • Laura Harrison Ward
  • Douglas Ismail
  • Linda Moore
  • Allen Nance
  • Wayne Osborne
  • Richard Pio Roda
  • Judi Ratto
  • Jessica Reed Saouaf
  • Linda Song Wendel

HONORARY DIRECTORS

  • Linda Cannon
  • Lorraine Cohen
  • Dr. Moses Grossman
  • Patsy Jones
  • Lois Pavlow
  • Sari Wade*
  • Ellen Wolfe*
  • Sue Wollack

*In Memoriam

EXECUTIVE CABINET

  • Sharon Bell,
    San Francisco Human Services Agency
  • Kimiko Burton,
    San Francisco Office of the City Attorney
  • Captain Jason Fox,
    San Francisco Police Department
  • Mary J. Hansell, DrPH, RN,
    San Francisco Department of Public Health
  • Linda Moore,
    San Francisco Office of the District Attorney
  • Allen Nance,
    San Francisco Juvenile Probation Department
  • Dr. Shannon Thyne,
    San Francisco General Hospital Pediatrics Department
  • Ray Brown
  • Robert Callan, Jr.
  • Carol Caspe
  • Frank J. Caufield
  • Sydney Goldstein
  • Daniel Hershkowitz
  • Cheryl Jennings
  • Susan Kirk
  • Isabelle Lemon
  • James Lee
  • Suzanne Maloney
  • Suzy Pak
  • Wes Sen
  • Catherine Topham

Thank you for joining us to make
San Francisco a leader in protecting children

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