2012 - 2013
Annual Report
D e M a r i ll a c A c a d e m y
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Responsibility
Integrity
Leadership
Perseverance
Compassion
Gratitude
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Dear Friends,
I am delighted that you are part of De Marillac Academy’s mission in the Tenderloin, and I am proud to
share our 2012-2013 Annual Report with you. These pages highlight the impact that you, our community
of benefactors and volunteers, are making upon our students, graduates, and families. I remain inspired
by your demonstrated commitment to our important work, and also acknowledge the tremendous
leadership and support of the De La Salle Christian Brothers, the Daughters of Charity, our Board of
Trustees, and our dedicated faculty and staff.
At De Marillac Academy, we believe that neighborhood of residence and socio-economic status should
not determine a child’s access to quality education or ultimate success in life. Every day, De Marillac
partners with low-income families to break the cycle of poverty through education. This gift of ministering
to the young entrusted to our care is made all the more special thanks to your partnership.
Throughout this year our faculty and staff are engaged in strategic dialogue related to De Marillac’s Vision
for LIFE: Lifelong Impact for Excellence. Our service to our students and graduates is grounded in this
Vision’s core tenets of Strengthening our Mission, Enhancing our Impact, and Ensuring our Sustainability.
De Marillac’s goal that students reach their full human potential now challenges us, in year thirteen of
our dynamic history, to determine what matters most for the long-term vitality of our sacred mission.
Ultimately, the question we strive to answer is, “how can we best make a difference in the lives of our
students, graduates, and families?”
The namesake of our school, St. Louise de Marillac, instructed the early Daughters of Charity “above
all” to “be very gentle and courteous toward the people you serve; love them tenderly and respect them
deeply.” It is in the spirit of deep respect for the students, graduates, and families of De Marillac Academy,
that I express our sincere gratitude for your dedication to our mission. Thank you for inspiring us to
transform the Tenderloin and the world beyond…together.
In Hope,
De Marillac’s holistic
educational experience
liberates students to lead
lives of choice, meaning,
and purpose, and therefore
transforms the Tenderloin
and the world beyond.
Michael Daniels, Ed. D.
President
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About De Marillac Academy
Established in 2001, De Marillac Academy provides a tuition-free, private school education that focuses
on academic excellence in a values-based environment. Co-sponsored by the Daughters of Charity and
De La Salle Christian Brothers, De Marillac’s educational model is rooted in the Nativity Miguel school
movement, which began in New York City over 40 years ago in response to the poor state of urban public
schools, the high cost of private education, and the lack of local schools in many inner-city neighborhoods.
Hallmarks of the Nativity Miguel model include an extended school day (almost double the length of
public school days), a low student-to-teacher ratio, a summer academic program, and a commitment to
support graduates through high school and prepare them for college.
Following this model, De Marillac opened with a class of nineteen sixth graders in 2001, and has expanded
its academic program over the past decade to serve boys and girls in grades fourth through eighth. The
2013-2014 school community includes 120 fourth through eighth grade students, 183 alumni, and 200
families in our school and our unique wrap-around clinical and family support program.
De Marillac’s desired impact is that our students successfully complete high school with the skills,
supports, and self-awareness to pursue the next productive life choice. Through a comprehensive fourth
through eighth grade academic program, a supportive counseling program, and a dynamic graduate
youth and development program that continues through high school and beyond, the school utilizes
many innovative strategies for the educational and social benefit of our students. These strategies, along
with the leadership of committed educators, the school’s religious co-sponsors, partner foundations,
corporations, and generous benefactors, empower students, alumni and families to achieve this shared
goal of transforming lives through education.
In the courtyard, in the classroom, with friends, and even lining up for recess, De Marillac students
De Marillac
Academy
is an educational family that provides an innovative,
traditions to children from underserved, low-income
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Board of Trustees
Development Council
Sr. Christina Maggi, D.C.
Chair
Mrs. Paola Casey
Mr. Tom Frank
Mr. Miguel Guzman
Mrs. Betsy Little
Mrs. Shealagh Meehan
Mr. Will Mulcahy
Mr. Gene Valla
Br. David Caretti, FSC
Fr. Anthony Garabaldi, OFM
Dr. Suzanne Giraudo
Dr. Walter Gmelch
Dr. Gregory Kopra
Sr. Sylvia Parks, D.C.
Mr. Steven Polkow
Mr. Lawrence Puck
Sr. Joyce Weller, D.C.
embody our school virtues: Responsibility, Integrity, Leadership, Perseverance, Compassion, and Gratitude.
comprehensive and accessible Catholic education in the Lasallian and Vincentian
families in the Tenderloin and other at-risk communities in San Francisco.
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2012 - 2013 Financials
Revenue
Sponsor Subsidies 1
Individuals
Reserves Supplement
Foundations
Business Organizations
Family Fees 2
Endowment Income
Government 3
Total
$1,190,757
$596,187
$372,509
$314,293
$252,993
$65,202
$52,511
$37,303
$2,881,755
Family Fees 2%
Government 1%
Reserves Supplement
13%
Endowment Income 2%
Sponsor Subsidies
41%
Sponsor Su
Business Organizations
9%
Individuals Founda2on
Business Or
Endowmen
Foundations
11%
Grovermen
Family Fees
Cash Reserv
Individuals
21%
Expenditures
Management & Administrative
6%
Development & Marketing
11%
Educational Programs
$2,383,200
Development & Marketing
$317,553
Management & Administrative
$181,002
Total
$2,881,755
Educa&ona
Fundraising
Manageme
Educational Programs
83%
Notes:
The revenues and expenditures presented in this report are based on unaudited financial statements dated June 30, 2013. Audited statements will be available
after November 1, 2013. To receive a copy of the audit, please contact Ms. Tina Diamond, Director of Finance, [email protected]. Every effort has
been made to ensure the completeness and accuracy of the information contained in this report. Please contact our development department at 415.552.5220
with any concerns.
Sponsor subsidies contributed by the Daughters of Charity and the De La Salle Christian Brothers.
Family fees are monthly activity payments from $50-$100 per family, depending on household income.
3
Federal funding contributed by free and reduced lunch program.
1
2
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Highlighting De Marillac Academy’s Impact
Graduate Support Program
De Marillac Academy’s Graduate Support Program (GSP) assures the educational and life success
of our graduates after they leave De Marillac Academy’s elementary school program. As our
graduates advance through high school and beyond, the GSP provides extensive, wrap-around
support to graduates and their families. Program support includes academic and financial assistance,
personal and family counselling, college preparation and career counselling, volunteer and service
opportunities, social service referrals, monthly programming events, and mentoring.
In combination with our intensive school program, the Graduate Support Program achieves
the desired outcomes of De Marillac Academy: an educationally successful young adult with a
strong sense of self and self-worth, a feeling of agency and ownership of their future, and a love
of learning and personal growth while being ever-mindful of ways to serve and support others.
De Marillac Academy High School Graduation Rates
vs. San Francisco Unified School District
100%
90%
82%
68%
DMA Class of 2008 SFUSD Class of 2008 Latino Students in
SFUSD Class of 2008
DMA Cumulative
Graduation/Still
Enrolled Rate
De Marillac graduates embody the virtues that we promote and instill,
such as perseverance, compassion and leadership. Our graduates continue
modeling and living out these virtues to put themselves on a path to
success and lead lives of choice and purpose.
De Marillac Academy Higher Education Enrollment
vs. National Average
89%
66%
39.60%
25.80%
De Marillac graduates proudly represent the school on a ongoing basis
throughout the year.
DMA Class of 2008
2008 National
Higher Education
(all ethnicities,
youth, 18-24)
2008 Latino
Enrollment
DMA Current Total
Higher Education
Enrollment and
Completion
(youth 18-24)
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Entering
to Learn
and
Leaving
to Serve
Alejandra, De Marillac class of 2005
The De Marillac Academy Opportunity
Coming from a low-income family who was
unable to pay the expenses of a private catholic
school, I was fortunate enough to attend De
Marillac Academy and Sacred Heart Cathedral
Preparatory. De Marillac and Sacred Heart Cathedral
gave me the space to develop spiritually through
daily prayer, mass, community service and retreats.
Apart from that, the teachers at both Lasallian
Vincentian institutions were heavily invested in
their relationship with their faith. Through them, I
began to see what “enter to learn and leave to serve”
really embodied. Through my faith I became aware
of my responsibility to give back to my community
and to transfer those values to the generations that
will come after me.
A Dedicated Family
I immigrated to the United States when I was
five with my parents and my younger brother,
because my parents wanted to provide a better life
for my siblings and me. My parents endured many
hardships and have worked hard to teach me to
value the importance of obtaining an education.
They wanted more for me, and they did not want me
to struggle working in low-paying, backbreaking
jobs to earn barely enough to make a living. Both of
my parents were unable to finish elementary school
because they lacked the financial resources. They
sacrificed their time at a very young age to help
take care of their siblings and find ways to make
a living. Once in the United States, because they
did not speak English, they had limited options
and worked in the fields, in factories, and cleaning
rooms, often making less than minimum wage.
When my father injured his back, my mother had
to enter the workforce in order to help our family
get by in life. I knew then that education was key
in order for me to succeed as an individual, to help
my family economically, and to grow as a person of
faith.
A Commitment to Service
I have had several jobs since I turned fifteen years
old and I have worked ever since that point. As a
low-income student, my family was not able to pay
for many of my school expenses. I had to work in
order to pay for my books, public transportation
and other living expenses. Sometimes I found
myself working up to three jobs at the same time.
I have been an active member of La Hermandad,
a Latino organization at Saint Mary’s College of
California, for the past two years, through which
I have developed various leadership skills. I have
also grown in my confidence and drive to continue
helping others. Our club organization’s mission is to
bring education to Latino members on campus.
Through education, I firmly believe
that we can change the way people
view the world for the better.
By sponsoring cultural excursions, providing
opportunities for students to get involved in
community service, and by encouraging students
to engage in debates around issues that affect our
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Dreams and Aspirations
My ultimate goal is to obtain my masters in
school counseling. I hope to be able to guide
and counsel kids in the Tenderloin community in
San Francisco and in other similar communities
to pursue higher education. I hope to motivate
them to attend college so that they can return to
their own communities and fulfill the mission to
“enter to learn and leave to serve.” Through this
return, I believe they can create a ripple effect.
With my assistance, I hope that more students
will be able to attend college and as a result
they will encourage their younger brothers and
sisters to follow in their footsteps. My goal as a
first generation college student is to give back
the education I have received. It is important and
crucial for me to have these same opportunities
shared with others, especially Latino students on
college campuses nationwide.
Alejandra graduated from St. Mary’s
College in 2013 with a degree in
Women’s and Gender Studies. She
is currently pursuing her Masters
in School Counselling.
community, I have been able to develop a strong
passion for social justice. I hope to apply these skills
and tools to empower young Latino students to
pursue a higher education, to actualize more than
what they have been told they could do, and to
exercise their choice to reach those goals.
As a future counselor I will be able to share those
values with students whom have encountered the
same struggles that I have. I will be able to help students
who experience poverty, discrimination, gender bias,
and the struggles that come with being part of the first
generation to finish high school and attend college.
Through my experiences, faith has
allowed me to reflect on why and how I
embody the Lasallian Vincentian mission
to “enter to learn and leave to serve.”
Thank you De Marillac Academy!
Perseverance
Growing up I never saw my self-attending college. I
was told by family members, friends and others that
I was never going to make it, not only because of my
gender but as a result of the cultural assumptions
behind my ethnicity. I was either expected to drop
out of high school or start a family at a young age. It
was during my senior year of high school, when I met
a counselor at Sacred Heart Cathedral, that I began
to visualize the possibility of attending college. With
his guidance I applied to ten different colleges and
soon realized that I had the potential to accomplish
anything I pursued. By completing my masters degree,
not only will I serve as a role model for my brothers
and sister, but I hope to also encourage Latinos to
pursue an education beyond a bachelor’s degree.
Alejandra’s cousin, Angely, works on a writing assignment in De Marillac’s fourth grade.
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FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS
We would like to thank the many
generous benefactors who help
De Marillac Academy continue to
provide quality education to the
children of the Tenderloin through
their scholarship gifts*.
De La Salle Society $10,000 - 14,999
Annette Carrel
Bebe and B.J. Cassin
The Carl Gellert & Celia B. Gellert Foundation
Gail and Harvey Glasser
Mara Hook and Steve Polkow
Kathy and Randy Hungate
Dorothy and Jim Hunt
The Macy’s Foundation
Val McKeever
The Outrageous Foundation
The Thoresen Foundation
Diane B. Wilsey
Included here are gifts received from
July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013. If
you made a gift to De Marillac Academy
in this time period and are not listed or
are incorrectly listed, please forgive our
oversight and advise our Development
Office at (415) 552-5220 so we may
properly acknowledge you.
Seton Society $5,000 - 9,999
Aileen A. Walsh Scholarship Fund
Sponsor’s Council $150,000+
Alliance for Catholic Education,
Brothers of the Christian Schools,
University of Notre Dame
District of San Francisco
Anonymous
Daughters of Charity Foundation
Daughters of Charity - Seton Provincialate
Drum Foundation
Vincentian Council $50,000 - 149,999
JP Engelbrecht
Ashwood Construction Companies
Judy and Richard Guggenhime
Jeanne and Bill Barulich
Lenore and Frank Heffernan
S & P Company
Patricia and Earl Hokenson
The Joseph R. McMicking Foundation
Lasallian Council $25,000 - 49,999
Joanna Ku and Derek Conover
The Alexander M. and June L. Maisin
Rose and John Leonard
Foundation of the Jewish Community
Denise and Marty Monfredini
Federation Endowment Fund
Will Mulcahy
Anonymous
Mary Jo and Larry Nejasmich
Brewster West Foundation
Omar and Julia Nielson
California Pacific Medical Center
Lois and Frank Noonan
Carlyse and Arthur Ciocca
Janet and Mark Plumley
Crescent Porter Hale Foundation
Betty Pommon
Frances K. and Charles D. Field Foundation
Richard & Elizabeth Fullerton Family
FW Spencer & Son
Foundation
Beverly and Joseph Giraudo
Richard K. Birnie and Phillip L. Wald Trust
Lasallian Education Fund
Rycareyously, LLC
Louis R. Lurie Foundation
Yvonne and Angelo Sangiacomo
Barbara McCullough
Save Mart Supermarkets
The Robert S. Odell & Helen P. Odell Fund
The Olympic Club Foundation
The O’Shea Foundation
Christopher Toomey
The Quest Foundation
Elizabeth and Gregory Vaughan
Suzanne and Gene Valla
Mary and Dick Warren
De Marillac Society $15,000 - 24,999
De Paul Society $2,500 - 4,999
Anonymous
Alice Phelan Sullivan Corporation
The Cannella and Bianco Charitable Fund
Anonymous
Tom and Roseann Frank
Helen and Geoffrey Borda
General Atlantic Corporation
Cahill Contractors, Inc.
Suzanne and Lou Giraudo
John E. and Helen K. Cahill Fund
Claudette and Gerald Heckert
Paola and Charles Casey
TBD Consultants
Sylvia Chase
Sylvia and Norman Chu
Kathy Corbal
Esurance, Inc.
Veronica and Bob Faussner
Bettye Ferguson
Mary Gallo and Constantino Lucisano
Stephanie and Phil Gatto
Ning and Scott Haluck
Janet Holland
Catherine and Jim Karrels
Trish and Michael Kelly
Carrie and Pat Lee
Mary Kay and Stephen Leveroni
Roy and Betsy Little
Rebecca and Robert Loback
Jeanne and Eugene Lynch
Peter McGrath and Han Yao Wang
Nancy and Joe McMonigle
Lee Ann and James Monfredini
Margaret and Joseph Murphy
Henry Nebeling
Nell Jessup Newton
O’Brien Mechanical, Inc. II
Christine and Vincent O’Gara
Kathryn Ringgold
Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory
Saint Ignatius College Preparatory
Saint Vincent de Paul School
Patricia and Roy Shimek
Maureen and Craig Sullivan
Theresa and Robert Tomasello
Tina and Bob Wertz
Yammer
San Miguel Society $1,000 - 2,499
Alexandra C. Wallace Memorial Fund
Anonymous
Sharon and Dale Allen
Jennifer and Aaron Barulich
Linda and Edward Bohnert
Brigham Young University
Catholic Kolping Society of America
Gerald Clifford and Ingrid Bergout
Jay Cohen
Corroon Foundation
Rosemary Cozzo
Kristen and Ryan Darmody
Valerie Crane Dorfman
Maria and James Cunningham
Brigid Walsh and Michael Daniels
Ethel C. Davies
De La Salle High School
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Deckers Outdoor Corporation
Donna Dolislager and Alan C. Johnson
Michael Duffy
Barbara and Doug Engmann
Eva Fordham
Renee and John Formosa
Franciscan Friars - Province of Saint Barbara
Joan and Patrick Gallagher
Dan and Zoe Giraudo
Barb and Walt Gmelch and
USF School of Education Faculty
Kate and David Hartzell
Heffernan Foundation
Patrick J. Hitchcock
Rosie and Jim Horan
Cricket and Rev. Alan Jones
Denise Kent
Patricia Kern
Tamar and Armand Kilijian
Susie Korn and Brandt Wolkin
Gerald Kozai
Pat and John Lee
Rosemary and David Lesser
Terry and John Levin
Connie and Robert Lurie
Lucy and Dan McHale
George McKeever
Maggie and Michael McMonigle
Eda and John McNulty
La Verne and Henry Millane
Arlette and John Monfredini
John Moriarty
Amy Mortensen
Joanne and Martin Murphy
Kathy and Larry Nibbi
Mitzi and Joseph Nowak
Peg O’Connell
Tom Parker and Michelle Griffin
Robert Petrini
Patty and Jack Pizza
Diane and John Prindiville
Brian Proses
Ramsay Family Foundation
Ian Rosenfield
Susan Schultes and Patrick Skovran
Glenn A. Shannon
Cara Sheean
Gloria and Michael Silvestri
Mary and Joseph Toboni
Wells Fargo Foundation
Sylvia and Art Zanello
Gifts of $500 - 999
Jasna and John Akerley
Anne and Carlos Alvarez
Virginia and Joseph Baldelli
Ana and Carlos Baradello
Marnie and Ned Bennett
Jackie and Larry Berlogar
Jeffrey Bialik
Stephanie Bilodeau
Farron and Martin Brotman
Carol and Dennis Callaghan
Lynne and Thomas Callen
Mary Beth and J.T. Cecchini
Diana and Granziano Cerchiai
Holly and James Cole
Peggy and Tom Conway
Kate and Michael Coyne
Timothy Crudo
Sheri and Bill Daniels
Drew Denbo
Janice and Tom Dennison
Carol DeVincenzi and Richard Talbot
Anne and Bill Duffy
Pam Duffy
Carol and Jim Enright
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Esola
Catherine Fickes
Hillary Flynn
Marjane and Jim Frane
Br. Ronald Gallagher, FSC
Patricia Glowacki
Mark Grace
Russell Gumina
Christine and Miguel Guzman
J.P. Harbour
Heidi Harrison
Hilary and Adam Heieck
Lyn Isbell and Harold Isbell
Alice and Daniel James
Justin-Siena High School
Gaylen and Mark Kimbell
Kathleen Kirrane
Sarah and John Knight
Mary Lee
Stacy Loucks and Maribeth Hutson
James Maciel
Lois Markovich
Thomas Matty
Patricia May
Diane and Greg McSweeney
Andrea and Mark Miller
Justin Monfredini
Brian Murphy
Chris Murphy
Patricia and Stephen Murphy
My Dutch Uncle
Gertrude Nebeling
Judy and Steve Nejasmich
Connor O’Gara
Suzanne and Sam Palmer
Pan Med Enterprises
Kathryn Pardini
Joan and Lou Pinotti
Paula and Robert Podesta
Andrea and Robert Porter
Brandy Quinn
Deanna and Raymond Reudy
Elisabeth and Scott Roberts
Lucille and James Ronan
Sarah Curran and Bryan Saalfeld
Joseph Saveri
Marlys Saveri
Rosanne Alexander and Gery Short
Allison Silvestri
Donna Slate
Nancy Stretch
Kathleen Sullivan Alioto
Patrick Thompson
John Wagner
Odgerel and Stephen Warner
Richard Watts
Allison and Richard Welch
Maria and Dennis White
Gifts up to $499
Stephen Abeles
Ellen and Thomas Abels
Sherry and Arthur Agnos
Toni and Dave Alexander
Reverend H. Loren Allen
Gerard Anderer
Karin and Michael Anderer-McClelland
Harold Anderson
Anonymous
Shirley Artiga
Katherine Au
Paul Avvento
Virginia Avvento
Lucretia and Larry Axtell
Arlene and Gerald Bachecki
Linda Baker
Edmund and Ruth Balsdon
Barbara and Walter Bankovitch
Emily Baratta
Marina A. Barcelona
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Julian and Kaye Barnett
Joan Bartulovich
Anissa Basoco-Villarreal
Michelle Batista
Laura Becke
Lily and Preston Becker
Alfonsina and Mario Benedicty
Barbara Bentley
Br. Dominic Berardelli, FSC
Brian Bernardis
Anna Berndt
Melanie Blake
Mary and David Bloom
Patty Bloom
Thomas Boles
Megan Bourne
Adela and James Boyd
Denise and John Branch
Robert Bransten
Gary Brickley
Paul Bruschera
Mary and Charles Bucher
Irma and William Bush
Kathryn and Christopher Bystedt
Ninive and Jean-Claude Calegari
Andrew Callery
Ernestine Campagnoli
Anthony Campanile and Patrick Brown
Stephanie and Daniel Capodanno
Amy Carr
Matthew Carroll
Elena and Jake Caruso
Carolynn Abst and Ron Case
Donna Casey
Jeremiah Casey
John Casey
Kristin Casey
Nancy Castignetti
Phyllis Cecchettini
Francesca and Jim Cervantes
Louis Chen
Leslie Chong
Christine Chu
Serena Chu
Joel Cloralt
Aurita and John Coates
Susan Cole
Cathi Connelly
Shirley Connolly
Joe Conti
Shivaun Cooney
Kelley Correna
Amanda Cosio-Bognuda
Sarah Costello
Rafael Crespo
Jane Cunningham
Joseph Cussen
Kathleen M. Daly
Grant Davies
Chuck and Carrie Davis
Amanda and Scott Dayer
De La Salle Institute
Monica De Rario and Martyn James
Margaret De Staebler
Tina and Dennis Dea
Rachel Debruin
Matthew Delaney and Sandra Naughton
Kathleen Dennehy
Donald Deshotels III
Gloria Devincenzi
Lokelani Devone
Madeline and Drake Dierkhising
Terry Dillon
Christine Dohrmann
Steve Dombek
Marc Dominguez
Alicia Donahue and Ed Silvia
Dolores Donahue
Hugh and Eileen Donohoe
Brendan Dowd
Eileen and Jim Dowling
Erin Doyle Ebeling
Miles Doyle
Kamika Dunlap
Noreen Dunn
Frances and Craig Ebner
Douglas Edwards
Kimberly and Robert Egan
John Ellsworth
Nancy and Thomas Ellsworth
Eileen Emerson-Boles and Thomas Boles
David Erkkila
Susan Ershler and Roger Krause
Gina Ferrari and John O’Brien
Michelle Ferrari
Franco Finn
Brian and Katherine Fischer
Peter Fishman
Chris Houghton and Theresa Flynn Houghton
Marianne and Dennis Fraher
Rasjidah Franklin
Christina and Patrick Frazier
Jackie Frediani
Elizabeth and John Frei
Kathleen Fritz
Lis and Mike Fuchs
Erica Fuller
Anne Maria Gaddini
Teresa Gallarreta
Joe Garrity
Emily Gasner
Michael Gaynor
Zachary Georgeson
Kristen and Christopher Giangregorio
Kathie Giangregorio
Patrick Gilger
Thomas Gille
Courtney C. Gillespie
Jeanne Gilpatrick
Jenny and Jeffrey Malley
Pamela Gleeson
Barbara Glynn
Alexandra Goldberg
John Golenski
Mary Gomes
Wesley Gorman
Christina Gosselin
Ron Granucci
John Grealish
Caitlin and Ryan Greenberg
Angela and Michael Groeninger
Terese and William Growney
Joseph Grubb
David Guggenhime
Sandra and Rocco Gulli
Debra and Richard Gutierrez
Mary and William Haardt
Karen Hammen
Dianne Handlos
Sean Hanlon
Marina and Michael Hardeman
Nicholas Hardeman
Danielle and Phil Hayes
Kate Herbert
Mark Hermano
Carlos J. Hernandez
Lori Hernandez
Elizabeth Heuser
Patricia Hickey and John Friedel
Agnes and Gerald Higdon
Karen and Thomas Higdon, Jr.
Bianca and Rich Hill
Kelli M. Hoertz
Douglas Hosking
Douglas Housley
Rita Howe
Helen Huang
Kimberly Hughes
Margaret Hughes
Carolyn and Robert Hunter
Maureen Huntington
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Jane and Thomas Huvane
Dawn and Joe Jaber
Chris and Kathleen Jackson
Sarah and Matthew Jerry
Sally Johansson
Cecelia J. Johnson
Michael Jones
Cal Kanoho
Patrice Kavanaugh and Peter Wise
Erin and Peyton Kayser
John Keane
Nancy J. Kelleher
Joan Kent
Christine and Robert Kerns
Sheila Doyle Kiernan
Ray and Janet Kilroy
Virginia and John Kilty
Sheila King
Winifred and Richard Kingsbury
Br. Joseph Kirk, FSC
Christopher Koh
Liz and George Kolcun
Maria and Greg Kopra
Marcia and John Kreidler
Bill Krueger
Debbie and Bill Krueger
Amy Lalich
Eivind G. Lange
Lisa Lau Aquino
Law Offices of Fellom and Solorio
Martha Anderson and Gordon Lawrence
Nicholas Lederer
Hector Lee
Mildred Lee
Suen Lee
Christopher Liong
Kathleen Lively
Kathleen Lopes
Kathy and David Lorentz
Whitnie Low
Jarrod Lowe
Romola T. Lucia
Jeffrey A. Luengo
Ann and James Lundsten
Maisie and Christopher MacDonald
Sr. Chris Maggi, DC
Sally T. Mahoney
Gonzalo Maldondo
Eileen Malley
Manhattan College
James Mannion
Jerilyn Manzella
Michael and Susan Marston
Br. Roberto Martinez, FSC
Julie McAvoy
Donald J. McCarthy
Malcolm McCluskey
Joanne McGrath
Mairi McKeever and Charles Lewkowitz
Marie and Robert McKenna
Adelaide McKinney
Evelyn McLoughlin
Carol McMackin and Greg Young
Mary McMurdo
Mercy High School of San Francisco
Louis Meunier
Barbara and Edward Meyer
Sr. Frances Meyer, DC
Suzanne Milkus
Marilyn and Arthur Miller
Pam and Mark Miller
Lucy Saldana and John Mitre
Paula Molligan
Nicole Monfredini and Stephen Webb
Josie and Bill Morris
Thomas Mulloy
Virginia Murillo
Nancy and Charles Murphy
Christopher Murphy
Clare Murphy
Maureen Murphy
Patricia Murphy
Colleen Murray
Maryanne and John Murray
Jessica and Ramsey Musallam
Barbara and Raymond Nann
Emily Narayan
Gail and Bernard Nebenzahl
Thiem Nguyen
Judi and Michael Nicolai
Suzy Nicoletti
John Noonan
Matthew Noonan
Karen Norman
Kathleen Norris-Levine
Lee Norton
Kevin O’Connell
Ray O’Connor
Elizabeth and Tom O’Connor
Helen O’Day
Maureen O’Hara
Patti Okamoto
Michael O’Leary
Colleen and Jim O’Meara
John Omernik
Jeraldine Palazzi
Marilyn Paquette
David Parr
Catherine Payne
Lin and Eugene Payne
Janet and Richard Pellegrini
Rev. John Pidgeon
Eva and Michael Pirring
Sr. Kathleen Powers, DC
Robert and Catherine Powers
Robert Pringle and Rebecca Winslow
Pringle
Dolores and Martin Procaccio
Lawrence Puck
Stacey and George Pugsley
Rob Rich
Sheri Richards
Averel and John Roberts Wilson
Charles W. Robertson
Kerry Rockers
Marco Rogers
Fr. Sean M. Rogers
Frank Rollo
Clemencia and Martin Ronan
Anna and Mark Rosen
Janet and Stephen Ruggiero
Heather Ruple
Matt Safranek
Salvation Army Kroc Center
Brett Salyer
Roy Sandberg
Rae Sansa
Lou Sasselli
Joan and Joe Schulist
L. Gregory Scott and Pamela K. Otstot
Antonia and Christopher Servat
Maria and David Seward
Alexandra and Steve
Janet and Lou Shapiro
Michael Shaughnessy
Alexander J. Shimek
Kaitlin Shorrock
Kevin Shufeldt
Richard Simons
Simply Uniforms
Br. Kevin Slate, FSC
Tanya Slesnick and Ted Mitchell
Robin R. Soptich
St. Felicitas Church
St. John Bosco Council NO 613 YMI
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Natalie and Willard Standiford
Marijohn Stansbury
Leonard J. Stone
Jackie and Kevin Sullivan
Celina G. Sutton
Lisa Sutton
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Carole Swain
Katie and John Swift
Naomi and Hank Szeto
Laura and Shawn Tabak
Susan and Joel Tan
Kevin and Jaclyn Tarrant
Gina Tassone
Tenderloin Neighborhood
Development Corporation
Victoria Terheyden
Jenny Thai
Pamela Thomas
Katherine Thompson
Sr. Mary Ann Tippett, DC
William G. Toburen
Sylvia and Fred Tocchini
Nicole Torrado and Ryan Opeka
Gus Torres
Mary J. Towers
Rev. Henry Trainor
Hauna Trenerry
United Way
Ernest Partners, LLC - Vigo Family
Paolo Villasenor
Michael Wagner
Barbara Walcom
Judith Walker
Katherine Walsh
Suzanne and John Walsh
Judy and William Ward
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Warren
Penny Washbourn and Dan Cawthon
Chris Watkins
Gabriel Welcher
Bishop John C. Wester
Chase Wheeler
Cheryl and Charles Wheeler III
Peter Wilch
Roberta Witte
Ada Wong
Larry Wood
Sue and Jim Woolwine
Candace and Benjamin Yee
Diane and Michael zum Brunnen
Zack Zweber
*In-kind contributions are not included in this list.
Gifts Received In Honor Of
Linda Baker
Marian Greg Bradley
Denise Branch
Arthur Ciocca
Eileen and Frank Curran
Michael Daniels
Ethel and Mitchell Davies
De Marillac Academy Staff
Carol DeVincenzi
Caroline Fischer
Patricia and Eugene Gallagher
Suzanne and Lou Giraudo
Ernie Gomes
David Griffis
Rich Hill
Sawyer Hulbert
Catherine and Jim Karrels
Mary Kay Leveroni
Jeanne and Eugene Lynch
Margaret McMackin
Sr. Marcella McMackin, OP
Denise Monfredini
Jim and Lee Ann Monfredini
Margaret Joan Murphy
Thomas J. Murphy
Nell Jessup Newton
The O’Shea Foundation
John Omernik
Br. James Riordan, FSC
Danielle Steel
Gene and Suzanne Valla
Gifts Received In Memory Of
Anthony Alexander, Jr.
Bob Amett
Catherine Baccari
Mary Cull Baker
Blossom Belvel
Ben and Mary
Sandra Bernardoni
Baxter Brown
Maureen Bruschera
John Buchannan
Edith Carroll
Dan Collins
Susan Critchfield
Br. Kelly Cullen, OFM
Marie Cutler
Al Daniels
Mickey Davies
Lalaine Dimagiba
Elizabeth Dunn
John Flynn
Eliot Fraser
Steven Michael Giraudo
Michael Gragnani
John David Haluck
Jacqueline Hayes
Mary and Raymond Higgins
Nancy Hill
Jerry Kelleher
Patrick J. Kirrane
Louise Leonard
Gloria Maciel
Rosemary Massera
Michael Patric McGuire
Robert E. Mier
Ardis Miller
Doris “Dodie” Moore
Francisco Morales
Joseph Murphy
Thomas Murphy
James Murray
Michael D. Nevin
Jean M Platow
Rodney Plumley
Rev. Luis Quihuis, SJ
Richard J. Siggins
Alvera Tomasello
Mary Catherine Wagner
A 5th grade student explores the world of electrons
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