SAVE Annual Report FY 2014-2015

YEARS
Message from the
Board of Directors
Yasi Safinya-Davies, Psy.D.
Greetings! Last October, we welcomed
Dr. Yasi Safinya-Davies as our new executive
director.
2016 marks the 40th anniversary of SAVE’s campaign
to end domestic violence in the Tri-City area. It’s an
opportunity to review our history and renew our goals.
Our priority is to deepen our community and stakeholder relationships and reinvest in SAVE’s
founding belief—it takes a community to
stop domestic abuse.
Executive Director
Dr. Safinya-Davies joined SAVE in 2010
as a mental health consultant and partnering
facilitator of our 40-hour Domestic Violence
Advocate Certification Training.
The demographics and needs of the Tri-Cities’
respective communities have changed tremendously
since 1976. SAVE must be able to offer culturally
responsive services to our clients and engage our
diverse community to join us in taking action.
In 2014 she was named director of SAVE’s
Clinical and Prevention Services. Her leadership
and commitment have been invaluable to
the organization.
SAVE is more than a shelter with a crisis hotline. Our
innovative programs have engaged and educated the
wider community. The “Loves Me, Loves Me NotSM” teen
dating workshops help students avoid unhealthy relationships; our COPS (Community Oriented Prevention
Services) Program trains local police in crisis intervention; and our new Empowerment Center, which focuses
on post-shelter assistance, have all established SAVE
as a leader in domestic violence reduction.
Dr. Safinya-Davies earned her doctoral degree
in Clinical Psychology from Alliant International
University, California School of Professional
Psychology. She has worked to eliminate
domestic violence and sexual assault throughout
her career.
We look forward to celebrating our 40th
anniversary and promising future with
Dr. Safinya-Davies at the helm.
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In celebration of our first 40 years—and our remarkable
clients, staff, donors, and volunteers—SAVE will host
and sponsor domestic violence prevention events
throughout the year. We hope to see you there.
There are a number of ways you can directly advance
our current and new programs. Become a volunteer
for our Empowerment Center, Shelter, or Hotline.
Or invite us to provide a free domestic violence
prevention and awareness presentation—SAVE Talks—
at your workplace or faith/community center.
“SAVE is more than a shelter with
a crisis hotline. Our innovative
programs have engaged and
educated the wider community.”
We’d also welcome financial contributions. Your
generosity will enable SAVE to hire a childcare
provider, purchase supplies for our kids’ room,
or offer workshops to guide domestic violence
survivors toward safety. Please visit our website
(www.save-dv.org) for ideas.
Dr. Yasi Safinya-Davies
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Carrie Blake
SAVE Client
Carrie Blake has used SAVE’s services during two
periods in her life and speaks openly at SAVE events
about her abuse history. She feels it’s important for
people to hear from a white, middle-class, educated
survivor of domestic violence.
Carrie married at age 19 and spent 12 years with a man
who began to abuse her and continued as their two
children grew up, often deliberately striking her in their
presence. She did not want her son to become an
abuser, so she planned her exit.
She was referred to SAVE, which helped her work
through the legal and emotional process—court
appearances, restraining orders, crisis counseling,
divorce. Being in court with her husband was harrowing
(Carrie had symptoms of PTSD), but SAVE volunteer
Sybil Smith helped through it all.
“Just the thought of the place and staff gives me a sense of security.”
Carrie believes that SAVE takes the shameful, hidden
subject of domestic abuse out of the shadows and into
public discussion. Her role has been to explain why
some women stay with their abusers—often due to fear
of retribution—which many people cannot understand.
“No one at SAVE judged me,” Carrie said. “I was treated
with dignity and respect.” She has recommended its
services to many other women.
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“No one at SAVE judged me. I was treated with dignity and respect.”
Carrie would like to see SAVE extend its outreach
to middle and elementary schools and start a
dialogue with children, who are also victims in
a violent household.
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Programs
24-Hour Crisis Hotline
Community Prevention and Outreach
Linkages Rapid Rehousing Collaborative
The Hotline is a gateway to all of SAVE’s services.
Trained domestic violence counselors offered callers
emotional support, crisis intervention, and referrals.
Calls can be conducted in more than 300 languages
through a 24/7 translation service. In 2015 SAVE
responded to 1754 calls from 1565 callers.
These innovative services raised awareness about domestic violence and SAVE programs. Our “Loves Me,
Loves Me NotSM” curriculum was presented to 5187
participants at local junior high and high schools,
churches, and youth groups to prevent abusive
relationships before they start and end the cycle
SAVE’s participation in the McKinney Linkages program
provided provided nine families (30 individuals) with
long-term assistance and preparation for selfsufficiency. Families received up to 18 months of rental
assistance, allowing mothers to further their education,
enhance their job skills, and accumulate the life skills
necessary to move on from an abusive past.
Counseling Services
Psychotherapy was provided to individuals of all ages,
families, and groups at both our Shelter and Empowerment Center locations. SAVE clinicians participated
in our domestic violence counselor certification and
received ongoing training and supervision in skilled,
sensitive service. Treatment goals were tailored to each
client or family, and groups were developed per clients’
emerging needs. In 2015 our interns served 203
individuals and families; nearly 250 women attended
our counseling group sessions.
30-Bed Emergency Shelter
Our safe house, in a confidential location, offered
families fleeing abuse case management, peer
counseling, therapy, children’s services, and access
to food, clothing, and other basic needs. This 90-day
program helped individuals and families heal and move
toward safe and independent lives. Case managers
worked with clients to ensure they had safe housing
after their stay. SAVE provided shelter to 212 women
and children last year.
Children’s Program
SAVE recognizes the need to work closely with
children to heal the trauma of living with violence.
We facilitated 141 sessions of group and individual
peer counseling and therapeutic play activities.
Our Family Support advocates worked with mothers
to help them understand the impact of crisis and
transitions and learn better ways to respond.
of violence. Team “Stronger Than You ThinkSM” is our
youth empowerment group, led by 17 local teens
dedicated to engaging the community around teen
dating violence. And 32 participants joined us for our
newest presentations—SAVE Talks—brief presentations that encourage professionals to become change
agents within their own communities. SAVE regularly
attended community events and health fairs to share
information about our services.
“SAVE is considered one of the primo organizations of its kind. I’m proud
to represent SAVE’s work, outreach, and growth, particularly the teen
programs.”
Aileen Fox
Donations Manager, Cargill, Inc.
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Programs
Community Oriented Prevention Service
Program (COPS)
40-Hour Training and Volunteer Program
In California, individuals who work directly with abuse
victims must complete an intensive 40-hour domestic
violence counselor training. SAVE’s training program
was completed by 66 community members; many are
now direct-client service volunteers. These volunteers
provided individual and group peer counseling, crisis
intervention, and assistance with TROs and court
accompaniment—a total contribution of 2156 hours
of service.
SAVE partnered with three local police departments
to improve law enforcement’s response to abuse
victims and increase the officers’ understanding
of the dynamics of domestic abuse. The COPS
advocates worked with the families, referred by
the police departments, to provide safety and well
being through crisis counseling, information and
advocacy, access to emergency resources, and links
to ongoing support services. 1342 victims received
help at the Fremont, Hayward, and San Leandro
police departments.
Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) Clinic
Empowerment Center
“Our philosophy of treating survivors in a way that’s respectful and
compassionate is one of the things I’m most proud of at SAVE.”
“My daughter, a former SAVE client, helped me understand how hard it
is for women to leave their abusers.
I have a special place in my heart
for these women.”
Sybil Smith
SAVE advocates provided support and guidance
through the often daunting temporary restraining
order (TRO) process. During court hearings, clients are
required to face their abusers. Our volunteers helped
clients navigate the legal system and provided
emotional support through what can be a traumatic
experience. Our advocates accompanied 115 women
to court and assisted 106 clients to complete TROs
to keep abusers from causing further harm.
The Center afforded clients and the community access
to SAVE’s comprehensive services. Clients in crisis
received immediate case management, emergency
safety planning, survival supplies (food, clothing, and
toiletries), help with TRO documentation, and assistance finding shelter. More stable clients engaged in
comprehensive case management and participated
in wellness groups. In 2015 SAVE helped nearly 200
clients through this program.
Kate Hart
Director of Programs
Longtime direct-client services volunteer and donor
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Board of Directors
Financials
FUNDING*
Donations $428,702
27%
Federal $340,279
State $202,764
11%
22%
County $148,172
Cities $140,600
Other $144,157
9%
9%
9%
In-Kind Donations $176,482
13%
Craig Steckler
President
Chief of Police, Fremont (ret.)
Nicole Causey
Vice President/Secretary
Realtor
Unnati Amin
Treasurer, Finance Committee,
Investment Committee
Software Engineer
Pat Danielson, RHIT
EXPENSES*
Direct Client Services $592,940
37%
(Emergency Shelter, 24-hour Hotline,
Case Management)
Community Education $500,153
(Teen Dating Violence Prevention,
Empowerment Center, Clinical Program, Community Ed & Outreach)
8%
32%
8%
Governance & Development
Committee Chair
Health Information Management
SAVE Management Team
David Benoun
Yasi Safinya-Davies, Psy.D.
C. Lee Hewitt, Esq.
Tina Fernandez
City Attorney, Newark
Past President
Attorney
Dana Jones
Fremont Police Officer (ret.)
Danielle London
Attorney
Patricia Montejano
Senior Code Enforcement
Inspector, Newark Community
Development Division
Bobinder Singh
Past President
Director, Product Operations,
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Fundraising $243,687
COPS for Cops $123,782
Administration $128,611
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* Unaudited. Information presented for fiscal year July 1, 2014 – June 30,
2015 is based on financial statements being audited with an anticipated
completion date of early 2016. RINA Accountancy audited SAVE’s financial
records for fiscal year July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014, and issued an unqualified
opinion. A copy of the full report may be viewed at www.save-dv.org
or call (510) 574-2250 for more information.
Director of Development
Kate Hart
(Victim Crisis Advocacy Services)
15%
Executive Director
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Director of Programs
Jayant Mehta
Controller
Lorena Oliva
Director of Operations Support
Donor Circles
FY 2014-02015
We are profoundly grateful to our donors, many
of whom have supported us for numerous years.
Your contributions not only fund our programs and
services—they make an immediate, daily difference
in the lives of abuse survivors.
Government Funders
Your support has provided emergency transportation for families to our shelter, purchased
books for a survivor to continue her AA degree
studies, and given women and children in crisis
the means to change their lives.
Investors Circle
City of Fremont
City of Hayward
City of Union City
County of Alameda
Family Violence Law Center
State of California
Cargill Salt
East Bay Community Foundation
Fremont Bank Foundation
Hedco Foundation
Intero Foundation Inc.
Kaiser Permanente-Community
Government Relations
Mary Kay Foundation
Omron Foundation
Randall A Wolf Family Foundation
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
The Allstate Foundation
The San Francisco Foundation
Western Digital Foundation
Recognition of Donors and Launch
of Donor Circles
• $25-$249
Associates Circle
• $250-$499
Directors Circle
• $500-$999
Presidents Circle
• $1000-5000
Founders Circle
• ≥$5K
Investors Circle
Founders Circle
For more information or to donate, contact:
Tina Fernandez at (510) 574-2250 or visit
http://save-dv.org/you-can-help/donate/
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Bank of America Charitable Gift
Fund
Cheryl W. French
CSUEB Drama Department
East Bay Community Foundation
Fremont Association of Management Employees
Fremont Elks Lodge No. 2121
Harry M. Reis
Iris Preece
James & Aida Nelson
John & Sybil Smith
John J. Dutra/Dutra Enterprises
Judith Ann Bahr
Judy Hollowell
Karen Smith
Leslie Nethercott
Lynn Spitler
Masonic Homes of California
Mean Well USA, Inc.
Newark Rotary Foundation
Oakland Harley Owners Group
Palo Alto Medical Foundation
Richelle Treat
Sisters of the Holy Family
The Lowell Berry Foundation
Verizon Foundation
Walmart
Washington Hospital Healthcare
Foundation
Presidents Circle
Alameda County Board of Supervisors/Supervisor Scott Haggerty
C. Lee Hewitt
Chico’s at Santana Row
Chief Craig Steckler (Ret.)
Christine Muraoka
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Captain Clarise Lew
Dale Hardware
Danielle London
Dr. Raj Salwan
Elza Dalarossa
Gordon MacLeod
Jean & Bob Blocka
Joanne Keenan
KeyPoint Credit Union
Learning Tree Preschool
Michael O’Leary
New Haven Teachers Association
Nesly Moquette/Pan Pacific Bank
Niles Discovery Church
Nina Clymer
Pamela Ryan
Pathway Community Church
Paula Leber
Pegeen Brosnan
Purple Lotus Temple
Rainbow Alumni Association
Richard Geha
Robert A. Foster
Ruth Traylor
Shelia Taylor
Saint Anne’s Episcopal Church
Think Tank Learning
Union City Police Department
Valentin Bercovici
Valley Spokesmen Touring Club
Washington Hospital Employee
Association
Directors Circle
All Cuts By Lisa/Lisa Fraga-Ramos
Annette Breingan
Carol Arata
Carol D. Easter
Carol Quinn
CBC Foundation
Cedar Boulevard Neighborhood
Claudia Ritarossi
Danitra David
David Fraticelli
David Rice
Deborah Farag
Elizabeth L. Martinez
Elizabeth Morten
Ellen Woods
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
J.D. Jackson
Jan Crocker
Janice Anderman
John Villalobos
Joseph Aseo
Ken Milnes
KRA Corporation
Larry and Marie Danner
Lily Kao Mei
Linchuan & Daniel Cheung
Linda Hobbs
Liz Figueroa
Lori Collett
Lucy Lanham
Margaret Edgelow
Marian Hays Yamashita
Mark Cox
Marsha Badella
Mary A. Mendes
Mary Geissler Lanzone
Mary Hastings
Mayor Carol Dutra-Vernaci
Merna Morse
Minoti Amin
Mission San Jose Chamber of
Commerce
Nancy Hubbard/Farmer’s Insurance
Nanette Whitson
Nataria Valiveti
Newark Police Association
Nicole Causey
Ohlone Cigar Lounge
Pam Isom/ICE Safety Solutions,
Inc.
Pasta Pomodoro
Paul Daly
Peerless Coffee Company Inc.
Peter London
PG&E
Renee Matsumoto
Rick & Dana Jones
RINA Accountancy
Rochelle Rombough
Roie Chizik
Sharon Rowser
State Senator Bob Wieckowski
Susan Dziedzic
Susanne Williams
Suzanne Kohnin
Teresa Lee Bobbitt
The Nile Cafe
Thomas & Nushi Brown
United Food & Commercial Workers Union Local 5
Wells Fargo Community Support
Campaign
Women’s Auxiliary of the Ligure
Club
Bill Rinetti/Massimo’s
Bob & Gayle Mallon
Bobbi Verma
Bobbie MacDonald
Brian Roth
Bronco Billy’s Pizza
Brooke Stevenson
Bruce Lowe
Cargill Salt Employees
Carl Haack
Carol Emmett
Carol J. McAnich
Carol Jones
Carol Rumsey
Carol St. John
Carolyn Obata
Cassandra Bankson
Catherine M. Crawford
Cathie Kelly
Catholic Daughters of America
Celene Ambriz
Chad Blocka
Chaitanya Kuduvalli
Charles Ku
Charlotte Lowrey
Cheryl Cook-Kallio
Cheryl Fischer
Cheryl Renaud
Chief David Rocha
Chitra Jayaraman
Christina Fernandez
Christina Rodriguez
Christopher Rodriguez
Christy Amirett
Christy Mariani
Chuck Edell
Cindy & Rich Spickler
Cindy E. Soliday
Cindy Kellar
Cindy Weber-Alsop
City of Fremont Police Department
City of Newark City Council
City of San Leandro Police Department
Comcast
Community of Christ
Conklin Bros.
Connie Bush
Connie Frenzel
Connie Frenzel
Constant E. Young
Crane Worldwide
Cynathya Mouton
Cyndy Mozzetti
Cynthia Stubblebine
Cynthia Yagi
Associate Circle
A. Paez-Arroyo
Aida Johnson
Aileen Fox
Ajith Rohini
Alameda County Office Of Education
Alberto Gill
Alex Kobayashi
Alexis Lucero
Alvin Ali
Ana Apodaca
Anagha Godbole
Andrea Giroux
Andrea Schacter Fishbaugh
Andrew W. Wilson
Angela Tran Le
Angus Cochran
Anne Choy
Annette Crosbie
Ansuria Gill
Anurag Tangri
Aria Printing & Shipping
Arlene Lu
Arlene Wong Lum
Armando Ramos
Arun Ganesan
Asha Sachdrua
AT&T Community Giving Program
Avik Dey
B. Ramya
Barbara Aro-Valle
Barbara Mertens
Barbara Quan
Barry Arbetter
Bernadette Avery
Bernard Stewart, DDS
Bertha Cabrera
Beth A. Rasler
Betty Rogoff
Beverly C. Heijn
Bill Holmes
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Danette McGilvray
Daniel Moll
Daniel Morgan
Darlene Burns
Darlene Gardner
Darryl McCallister
David Benoun, Esq.
David Blakesly
David Bonaccorsi, Esq.
David Glasser
David Lefkort
David Sheen
Debbie M. Lee
Deborah Brothers
Deborah Ekstrom
Deborah Shaw
Decoto School
Dee Miner
Deepak Goel
Dene S. Mathews
Denise & Bruce Chennour
Denise Clay
Denise M. Nash
Dennis McLaughlin
Diana Antonio
Diane Douglass
Diane Ross
Diane Swenson
Dianne Holmes
Dimple Kamdar
Divya Sanghvi
Divya Shyam
Donna Olsen
Dorothy Allen
Dr. James Morris
Dr. Suhani Mody
Dr. Zettie Page
Elaina F. Habel
Elaine Culverwell
Elaine M. Chanteloup
Eliane Selwan
Elin Thomas
Elinor Smith
Elizabeth Nunez
Ellen Tillman
Elliott Le
Emerita Alvarado
Emi Tabuchi
Eric Dittmar
Eriverto Alvarez
Evelyn Nodal
Fahria Khan
Farshid Namei
Faye R. Stull
Federico’s Tapas and Wine Bar
Felice Yanez
Donor Circles
Jerry & Tammy Valentine/
Tri-County Carpet Care
Jesus Herrera
Joan Chen Fong
Joan Lopez
Joan Nurge
Joann Rodriguez
Joerg Mossinger
John & Maureen Hart
John Ashton
John Jay
John Porter
John R. McCoy
John Reak
John Scerbak
John Wolfe
Johnson & Johnson
Joseph Robert Hurley
Josephine Gibbons
Joyce Bustinduy
Juan Melgar
Jude Silva
Judge Dan Grimmer
Judith Prichard
Judy Molander
Judy Schwartz
Kaiser Foundation Hospitals
Kalindi Oza
Kamala Lakshmi Foundation
Karen Bresler
Karen Steinburg
Karl Fredstrom
Karla Nema
Kate B. Amon
Katherine Bray
Kathleen A. O’Briend
Kathleen Garfinkle
Kathleen Jackman
Kathleen Laidlaw
Kathleen M. Johnson
Kathleen Shonk
Kathleen Smith
Kathy Kimberlin
Kathy Steel-Sabo
Kay Diack
Kay Emanuele
Kennedy Consulting Services
LLC
Kevin Campbell
Kieft Family Trust
Kim Matthis
KK Kaneshiro
Kristen Calvert-York
Kristine Huntzinger
Kyra Sellens
Lam Research Foundation
Associate Circle (cont.)
Filiz Crocker
Francine Loudon
Fred Bobbitt
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Fremont Flowers & Gifts
Fremont Unified District Teachers
Association
Fremont Unified School District
FUSD Board Of Education
G.B. Johnson
Garden Fresh Restaurant Corp.
Gary Picetti
Gateway Eye Care
Gayle Banks
Genevieve G. Angelides
George Marshall
Gina P. Huyen
Girl Scout Troop 31811
Girl Scout Troop 32834
Gita Narayan
Gloria Fearn
Gloria Rollerson
Grace Rankin
GRC Wireless, Inc.
Great Exchange Church East Bay
Gwendolyn M. Brusca
Hahid Bandarkar
Hardeep Bhathal
Helen Bredderman
Herminia Arroyo
HERS Breast Cancer Foundation
Humma Arjumand Azeem
Ivy Wu
Jaci Daskarolis
Jacob Matthew
Jacqueline Abiva
Jacqueline Kao
Jagadish Samantarai
James Gronendyke, Ph.D.
James Wind
Jami Biggs
Jan Giovannini-Hill
Jan Schafir
Jana Anderson
Janaki Kowtha
Janet Blenis
Janice Gebhardt
Janice Swanson
Jan’s Art School
Jaya Padmanabhan
Jayant Mehta
Jean Felton
Jean Louie-Willmett
Jerri Lightfoot
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Larry Cheeves
Latitha Sakleshpur
Laura Avery
Laura Bravo Morales
Laura DeLeon
Laura J. Pessagno
Laurence Hansen
Laurie Bonnand
Lavanya Sripathi
Law Office of Lorna Jaynes
Leader Law Group
Leon Mezzetti, Esq.
Liken Hogo
Linda M. Upton
Linda McDaniel
Linda Paschal
Lisa Barowsky Stambaugh
Lisa Renee Weber
Liz Garza
Liz Sullivan
Lorena Oliva
Lori Taylor
Lori Valdes
Lorraine Aldaya
Louise Rubin
Lu Ann Sorensen
Lynn Anglin
Lynne Wright
Maaco Collision Repair and Auto
Painting
Madonna Andersen
Manohar Bhombhani
Margo George
Margo Hood
Marguerite J. Durand
Maria Ciriaco
Maria Vera-Yee
Mariam Baqai
Maricela Stephens
Marisela Alvaro
Mark Cohen
Marlene Weibel
Marsha Reeves
Marta Franklin
Mary Ann Brewin
Mary Ann C. Ho
Mary Bobik
Mary Gayle Thomas
Mary Kinnear
Mary P. Fuchs
Marylin Berens
MaryLou Johnson
Marylouise Bailey
Massage Envy of Union City
Mayor Bill Harrison
Meenakshi Prasaniva
Megan McCollom
Melissa Coker
Merrill Ito
Meyers Nave Riback Silver & Wilson
Michael Kelly
Michael P. Senados, CPA
Michiko Yee
Miranda Miller
Mirchi Cafe and Masala Pizza
Mireille M. Giovaola
Mission Coffee Roasting Co.
Mission San Jose High School
Moina Shaiq
Myrna Stephenson
Nalini Raina
Namrate Dodeja
Nancy Attanasio
Nancy Cannon Ewing
Nancy Coward
Nancy Thomas
Nandini Pal
Nathaniel Bryant
Natylie Baldwin
Nellie & Leon Jones
Nesly Moquette
Nimesh Minawala
Nina Moore
Nithya Bayya
Nitila Patel
Nyesha Petrushansky
Oakland A’s
One Child
Our Lady of Guadalupe School
P. Kay Hille-Hatten
Pam Bhat
Pam Condy
Pamela Weiss Barr
Papiha Nandy
Parkmont Elementary School
Pat Danielson, RHIT
Pat Finch
Pat Mapelli
Patricia Brouillette
Patricia M. McDermott
Paula Melodi Floro
Per Wadmark
Philip D. Flanner, III
Pioneer School
Poongodi Subramanyam
Prarthana Rawal
Priya Singha
Rajaraman R. Vidhun
Randi Shaw, MSW
Randy Fewel
Ranjita Kaur
Rebecca Venable
Renny Lawson
Rewire Community
Richard Hagardy
Richard M. Doberstein
Riksene Cavanaugh
Rising Phoenix, Inc.
Robert E. Davenport
Robert Gordon
Robert Schneider
Robert Singer
Roberta Gonzales
Rodney Silveira
Ron Hakola
Roopa Pai
Rosemary H. Castro
Roshni Singh
Rotary Club of Newark
Rubeena Singh
Ruth M. Simard
Sadhna Sud
Safeway Corporation
Samantha Burrows
Samantha Hewitt
Sandi & Dick Pantages
Sandra Stadler
Schwab Charitable Fund
Sew for Love
SF Smiles
Shakila Omar
Shakila Ramesh
Shannon Todd
Shareen Newman
Sharon Castilla
Sharon Teixeira
Shelley Bartley
Sheree Drummond
Sherri Plaza
Shobana Ramamurthi
Sidney Glass
Sie Alexander
Sikh Gurdwara
Simi Chella
Sister Marie Stafford
Smita Shetty
Song My Thi Tran
Soroptimist of the Tri-Cities
Stacie Barrie
Stacy Fox-Meyers
Stanford Rosenthal
Steenworks Construction
Stephanie Roth
Stephanie Shell
Stephen Smith
Steven Wallcave
Sucharita Paruchuri
Susan Schiller
Susana Peinado
Susannah Becker
Susanne Jensen
Susanne Turner
Suzanne Chan
Suzanne Shenfil
Synnex Corporation
Tammy Hallock
Tanya Ishigurro
Team Anu
Teresa Fisher
Teri & Frank Chaballa
Terry L. Norman
The Clorox Company Foundation
Employee Campaign
The Francis & Cecere Families
The United Methodist Women
The Xmas Nuts
Thomas Blalock
Thomas Brown & Associates LLC
Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center
Tim Reilly
Timothy Drinkwater
Tom’s Flower Shop
Union Sanitary District
United Food and Commercial
Workers Union Local 5
Usha Srinivasan
Vadik Herbs
Valya Ragu
Vani Mahader
Vera Packard
Veronica Pang
Victoria’s Secret
Vidya Pradhan
Vinaya Gopisetti
Vinnie Bacon
VISA International
Vivian Tung
Wayne Doigochi
Wesley Kuwano
Whole Foods Fremont
William Abraham
William Park
Winny Roisbis
Womennow Inc.
Women’s Auxiliary of the
Apartment House Association of
Alameda County
Yu Chen Chuang
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at SAVE, thanks to their hugely
dedicated staff.” Pauline Weaver
Four-time board chair,
donor
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