July 2012 – June 2013 Revenues and Expenses

Administrative Offices
701 Sutter Street, Suite 2
San Francisco, CA 94109
Tel (415) 673.0911
Fax )415) 749.3838
mail @ larkinstreetyouth.org
www.larkinstreetyouth.org
Management
SENIOR MANAGEMENT TEAM
Sherilyn Adams, LCSW
Executive Director
Ray Fort
Chief Operating Officer
Kathie Lowry
Chief Development Officer
Jim Welsh, MSW
Chief of Programs
Dina Wilderson, PhD
Chief of Research and Evaluation
Irene Casanova, MA, MSW
Director of Engagement
Erik Dokken
Director of Facilities and Housing
Jaime Fountain,
Associate Director of Workforce Development
Nicole Garroutte
Director of Marketing & Events
Holly Hayes, MNA
Director of Public Funding
Martha Mar
Associate Director of Education and Training
Haley Mousseau
Associate Director of Data and Reporting
Ruth Nunez
Director of Residential Programs
Chelsea Ross
Controller
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Castro Youth Housing Initiative expands with 10 new beds.
2013 Tipping Point Award awarded to Larkin Street
for our work in fighting povert y in the Bay Area.
Board Of Directors
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Officers
Charles Dicke, Chair
Laura Powell, Vice Chair
Art Fatum, Treasurer
Victoria J. Johnson, Secretary
Annie Ellicott, At-Large
Phillip S. Estes, At-Large
Nina Hatvany, At-Large
Blake Jorgensen, At-Large
Terry Kramer, At-Large
Sherilyn Adams, Executive Director
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Board Members
Susan K. Alexander
Jeremy Avenier
Chris Brahm
Daniel A. Cody
Mark A. Edmunds
Conor Famulener
Julie B. Harkins
Jim Henry
Philip Schlein
Aaron C. Schwartz
Sandra Stangl
Christine A. Tsingos
Carla Washington
John Whiting
Charles J. Wibbelsman
Allison N. Wysocki
Board Fellows
Vivek Murali
Julio Santil
Honorary Board
Terry Allen-Rouman
Ray Brown
William F. Campbell
James E. Canales, Jr.
Laurence A. Colton
Jay Cuetara*
Penelope Douglas
Tim Emanuels
Anita Feiger
Judy Getto
Vince Hoenigman
Steve Janowsky
Debbie G. Jorgensen
John E. Kalin
Stephen C. Kirmse
Stephen Koch
Mary V. Lester
Elizabeth A. Levy
John L. Martin
John E. Martinez
Paul R. Mohun
Maria Muzio
David J. Nygren
Carla B. Oakley
Mary M. Prchal
Jean Richardson
Henry Safrit
J. Milton Seropan
Anne B. Stanton
Gregory W. Wendt
Victoria Willock
David B. Zenoff
*In loving memory
Dear Friends:
Dear Friends:
We are so proud to be at the helm of Larkin Street Youth Services as we celebrate “30 Years Giving
Hope.” As we reflect on the past three decades of service to young people, we are humbled by the
hard work and countless successes of the youth whose lives Larkin Street has touched. They inspire us
every day to build an even stronger future.
More than 70,000 homeless and runaway youth have passed through Larkin Street’s doors since we
opened in 1984 as a volunteer-run drop-in center and modest street outreach program. Thirty years
later, we now operate 25 programs from 15 sites citywide, seeing between 3,500 and 4,000 young
people every year across our service continuum. Looking back on the impact Larkin Street has had on
the lives of these young people, we are struck by all the ways in which Larkin Street and the world has
changed. Yet, there is much that remains true today that was true when we first opened our doors.
The fundamental needs of homeless youth are the same now as they were in 1984: these kids need to be
heard; they need to be seen; and they need to belong to something. At the very core, this is what Larkin
Street provides. Youth who felt invisible, ostracized, and terrified come to Larkin Street and find hope.
Larkin Street is awarded Bank of America’s prestigious
Neighborhood Builders Award.
Larkin Street accomplished a tremendous amount of work toward the goals of the strategic plan throughout the year, and the commitment of our staff and leadership cannot be understated. We are now better
poised than at any point during our 30 years to achieve the ambitious goals of our strategic plan.
Even as we have devoted so much time to this important organizational work—implementing new
systems, refining services based on evolving trends—we always keep youth at the heart of our efforts.
We know that the relationships we build with young people truly make the difference.
Over the years, Larkin Street has expanded and fine-tuned our approach to helping youth achieve the
future they deserve. We once considered it our goal to get kids off the streets; today, we reach far
beyond that. It is our goal to put youth on a permanent pathway out of poverty. Getting them off the
streets is the critical first step, but keeping them off the streets and pointed toward a full, productive,
self-sustaining life requires much more than shelter and a warm meal. We believe in the potential of
every young person who walks through our doors to achieve the following:
When asked how Larkin Street had helped him, one young person simply said, “Larkin Street caught
me.” When families and communities let these young people fall through the cracks, we are the safety
net that catches them, and then we serve as the nurturing, encouraging, and firm family they need to
get back on their feet and eventually thrive.
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Sustainable, living-wage employment
At least two years of post-secondary school
Safe, stable housing
Physical and emotional wellbeing
These outcomes are Larkin Street’s stake in the ground. Our five-year strategic plan—passed
unanimously by the Board of Directors in the fall of 2012—boldly states these outcomes, raising
the bar for the youth we serve, the organization, and the field as a whole. As we close out the
first year of our ambitious strategic plan to drive the outcomes of youth in our care higher
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Our key successes over the past year include:
Refining and codifying our clinical approach to align with
Best Practices in the field
Creating a bold new approach to education and employment
that accounts for San Francisco’s growing skills-to-jobs gap
Launching a best-in-class performance management system to track youth outcomes and further
codify our model
Increasing our role in local, state, and national policy work
Implementing an agency-wide process for Continuous Quality Improvement
Just as we did 30 years ago, Larkin Street starts small. We meet youth where they are, providing a pair of
clean socks, a warm meal, and a safe place to rest. Then we help young people to think big. Once they
feel safe, they develop a sense of hope; once they feel hopeful, they start thinking about their future.
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Sherilyn Adams, Executive Director, awarded White House
“Champions of Change” in the Fight Against Youth Homelessness.
than ever, we have a lot to be proud of, and an exciting period of
continued growth ahead.
Old First hosts first
Polk Street Town Hall
meeting.
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Larkin Street Youth Services
incorporated.
Just as we are inspired by the hard work of the young people we serve, we are humbled by the many
contributions of our supporters—the individuals, corporations, foundations, and civic organizations
who donate time, talent, and resources because of our shared belief in the potential of young people,
regardless of the hand they have been dealt. For 30 years, our community of supporters has made our
work possible. Thank you.
Warmest regards,
Sherilyn Adams
Executive Director
Charlie Dicke
Chair, Board of Directors
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Larkin Street Youth Center opens,
offers outreach, Drop-In Center, counseling,
medical clinic and referrals.
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Program Statistics
July 2012– June 2013
Program Statistics and Youth Served
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Place of Origin
California
San Francisco
Other Bay Area
California Non-Bay Area
58%
43%
29%
28%
Other States
International
Other/unknown
26%
11%
5%
Total unduplicated youth served
3,463
Street Outreach contacts
2,457
Youth served at the Drop-In Center
1,223
Youth served at the Haight Street Referral Center
1,787
Ethnicity
Total housing nights
85,185
Emergency housing, youth served
474
Transitional housing, youth served
284
Permanent housing, youth served
24
African American
White/Caucasian Latino/a
Multiracial
Asian/Pacific Islander
American Indian
Other/Unknown
Youth accessing Hire Up, Education and Employment Center
1,048
Age
Youth employed 154
Average starting wage per hour
$11.27
12-17
18-20
21+
Youth graduated from Job Readiness Class
91
Youth enrolled in afterschool programming
131
Youth participating in GED preparation
151
Youth obtaining a GED
7
Youth enrolled in post-secondary education
99
Youth provided with services from the Medical Clinic
614
Youth that received HIV prevention services
521
Number of art program workshops
498
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Pilot program helps youth exit street;
Mayor Dianne Feinstein backs funding
to keep program open.
35%
25%
17%
10%
5%
2%
6%
6%
35%
59%
Gender
Male
Female
Transgender MTF
Transgender FTM
Other/Unknown
61%
33%
2%
1%
3%
Sexual Orientation
Heterosexual
Gay
Bisexual
Lesbian
Questioning/Other/Unknown
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On-site school opens with teacher
provided by school district.
Fire destroys Drop-In Center;
youth hold vigil and appeal
to community.
67%
13%
11%
3%
6%
$500 to $999
Ace Products Group
Aon Foundation
The Capital Group Companies Charitable
Foundation, in honor of Amy Jones
Chevron
Clarence, Dyer & Cohen LLP
The Clorox Company
DeWinter Group
Don’s Auto Body
Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco
Fenwick & West LLP
Fifth Era
Finegold Commerical Real Estate
FirstREX Agreement Corp.
LinkedIn
Northern California Employee Benefits Council
Pan-Med Enterprises
PNC Foundation
Shorenstein Properties LLC
Sodexo
Alice Phelan Sullivan Corporation
Chris Tatreau Consultants Ltd.
Tonic Beverage Catering
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Foundation
$100 to $499
50+1 Strategies, LLC
Agilent Technologies
Alternative Technologies
Barney & Barney Insurance
Baughman Company
Bi-Rite Market, Inc.
BNY Mellon Wealth Management
Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
De La Rosa & Co.
DHR Investment Counsel, Ltd.
R.R. Donnelley & Sons
FlemingMartin
Hewlett-Packard Company Foundation
Huntsman Architectural Group
Kforce Professional Staffing
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LexisNexis
Make A Stand, Inc. SPC - A Social Purpose
Company
Microsoft Corporation
The Mint
Modify Industries, Inc.
Mosaic Financial Partners
Moss Adams LLP
Poms & Associates
Purple Wave
Qualcomm Atheros
Rebel Bar
Recommind, Inc.
San Francisco Business Times
SFStation.com
Sistah Sinema
Varian Medical Systems
Zynga
CIVIC & RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
Association for Corporate Growth
Bay Street Helping Hands
Broadmoor Presbyterian Church
CalCPA
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Clayton Valley Charter High School
Community Thrift Store
Diablo Valley School
Episcopal Community Services
First Mennonite Church of San Francisco
Habitat for Humanity
Independent Arts & Media
Junior League of San Francisco
Lakeside Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Los Altos United Methodist Church
Mix, Mingle & Give
Old First Presbyterian Church
Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi,
House Democratic Leader
Polk District Merchants Association
Presbyterian Women of Centerpoint
Presbyterian
Rainbow Community Center of Contra Costa
County
Reason To Party
San Francisco AIDS Foundation
Stanford Hospital & Clinics
The STOP AIDS Project
STREETSMART4kids
Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corp.
Town School for Boys
Vista Del Mar Baptist Church
PUBLIC FUNDING SOURCES
California Office of Emergency Services
Federal Emergency Management Agency
San Francisco Department of Children, Youth
and Their Families
San Francisco Department of Health:
• Community Behavioral Health Services
• Housing and Urban Health
San Francisco Human Services Agency
San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing
San Francisco Office of Economic and
Workforce Development
US Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
US Department of Health and Human Services:
• Administration for Children and Families
US Department of Housing and Urban
Development
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Partnership with Community Housing Partnership
begins and will provide 18-24 year olds with housing
in the Marina at Edward II.
Larkin Street Youth Services has made every
effort to list accurately our donors. If you feel
your name has been withheld, or reported
incorrectly, please contact the development
office at (415) 673.0911 ext. 301.
Larkin Street featured
on ABC News 20/20 piece
“Homeless Youth in America.”
Routz more than doubled
the housing units for youth with
mental health needs when youth
moved into the Aarti Hotel.
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Matt Irwin-Perkins
Debbie and Blake Jorgensen
Catharine and John Kalin
Irv Lichtenwald
Gary L. Lomax
Marcus Loy
Leif Nielsen
Carla Oakley and Kevin McCarthy
Rachel Randall-Jones
Jeanne M. Sears
Victoria Willock, Willock Partners
Mary Lou Wilson
David B. Zenoff and Janet N. Hunter
CORPORATIONS & FOUNDATIONS
$100,000 and Greater
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation
S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation
The David B. Gold Foundation
Lisa & Douglas Goldman Fund
The Tipping Point Community
Wells Fargo Foundation
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$25,000 to $99,999
Cisco Systems Foundation
Comerica Bank
Crowe Horwath LLP
The Gap Foundation
Genentech Foundation
GGS Foundation
Gilead Sciences
Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation
The Mimi and Peter Haas Fund
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
The Joseph & Vera Long Foundation
Louis R. Lurie Foundation
M·A·C AIDS Fund
Macy’s
Alexander M. and June L. Maisin Foundation
Metta Fund
PwC
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Diamond Youth Shelter
rebuild complete and opens as
a state-of-the-art emergency shelter
for 12-18 year olds.
Bob A. Ross Foundation
The San Francisco Foundation
George H. Sandy Foundation
The Nick Traina Foundation
Union Bank
$10,000 to $24,999
Academy of Friends
Adobe Foundation
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
The John R. Cahill Fund
Calvary Foundation
The Capital Group Companies
City National Bank
Contango Capital Advisors
Mary A. Crocker Trust
Dodge & Cox
EY
First Republic Bank
Five Bridges Foundation
Google
Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund
Robert Half International
Hanson Bridgett LLP
JPMorgan Chase & Company
Kaiser Permanente
KPMG LLP
The Joseph R. McMicking Foundation
Morgan Stanley Foundation
The Morrison & Foerster Foundation
Pottery Barn
Recology
Reed Smith LLP
The John Ben Snow Memorial Trust
South Peninsula Jewish Teen Foundation of
the Jewish Community Endowment Fund
Spencer Stuart
Twitter, Inc.
Visa
$5,000 to $9,999
Anonymous
The Apothecarium San Francisco
Autodesk, Inc.
AvAirPros Services
Bain & Company, Inc.
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation
BTIG
The Eucalyptus Foundation
G2 Insurance Services
The William G. Gilmore Foundation
Googlers Give Fund
Walter & Elise Haas Fund
The Hilltop Foundation
Jackson Family Wines
Latham & Watkins LLP
Leapup Marketing Solutions
Levi Strauss Foundation
Lindquist, von Husen & Joyce LLP
The Live Oak Fund of the Horizons Foundation
Macy’s Foundation
Marin/San Francisco Jewish Teen Foundation
of the Jewish Community Endowment Fund
McKenna Long & Aldridge Foundation
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
Salesforce.com
Annuziata Sanguinetti Foundation
Charles Schwab Foundation
State Street Foundation
Therapy Stores
Wallis Foundation
Willis Insurance Services of California
$1,000 to $4,999
Anonymous (2)
AAA Northern California, Nevada & Utah
Bank of the West
BAR Architects
BDO USA, LLP
BlackRock Matching Gift Program
BraunHagey & Borden LLP
C4X
The Capital Group Companies Charitable
Foundation
The Capital Group Companies Charitable
Foundation Matching Gifts
Cassidy Turley
CBRE
CH2M HILL
The City Club of San Francisco
Crowdtilt
Danford Foundation
Deloitte & Touche USA LLP
Flora Family Foundation
Give Something Back Fund
The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
The Hipstamatic Foundation for Photojournalism
Hood & Strong LLP
The John C. Kish Foundation
Lending Club
The Martin Group Executive Search
NetSuite, Inc.
New Resource Bank
Nice Ventures
Parthenon Capital Foundation
Peet’s Coffee & Tea
PG&E Corporation Foundation
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
Plant Construction Company
Portola Pharmaceuticals
PRC Clinical
Puccini & Pinetti
The Richmond/Ermet AIDS Foundation
RMG Networks
San Francisco Airport Commission
San Francisco Federal Credit Union
The San Francisco Giants
San Francisco Wine Exchange
Silicon Valley Bank
Splunk, Inc.
Trumark Urban
West Bay Builders
Williams-Sonoma
Whole Foods/Northern California
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Wilkes Bashford
WNPC Foundation
Yelp
1 st Annual Larkin Street Golf Tournament
held at the Lake Merced Golf Club.
Revenues & expenses
July 2012 – June 2013
Revenues and Expenses
REVENUES
City, State and Federal 8,927,803
Sources of Revenue
Foundation Grants
1,820,073
Public Sources
63%
Individual & Corporate Contributions
2,140,724
Private Contributions
16%
Other Contributions
134,481
Foundations 13%
Special Events, net 925,173
Events
7%
Interest and Investment Income
1,048
Other
1%
Loss From Retirement of Assets*
(394,284)
Other Revenue
103,192
Total revenue and support
13,658,210
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EXPENSES
Program Services
12,172,058
Allocation of Expenses
General & Administrative
1,179,632
Programs
86%
Fundraising
834,622
Administrative
8%
Fundraising 6%
Total expenses
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
14,186,312
(528,102)
* Loss related to retirement of tenant improvements incurred when we purchased
a long leased program site.
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Larkin Street rebuilds and expands space and ser vices.
Larkin Street offers one of country’s first street-based HIV
education and prevention programs for youth.
Knowledge Leadership
Knowledge Leadership
Larkin Street extends impact beyond the youth we serve in programs through our commitment to knowledge sharing and thought dissemination. The goals are to contribute to the knowledge base
of best practices and to educate policymakers in order to impact the development of sound public policy related to homeless youth. This is achieved through various activities including publications,
presentations, advocacy e-letters, and technical assistance activities.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
Last year Larkin Street participated in 10 professional conference presentations across the United States on topics such as models of care for homeless youth, youth leadership, trafficking,
and workforce development.
Selected Conferences
Addressing HIV among Homeless Youth in the United States presented at International AIDS Conference
Youth Count! Ending Youth Homelessness in Communities in California and the Nation presented at Housing California
Harm Reduction – Workforce Development with Homeless Youth presented at National Association of Workforce Development Professionals Annual Conference
The Power of Peer Influence - Cultivating a Positive Peer Culture presented at National Runaway and Homeless Youth Grantee Conference
We Are Not for Sale - Helping TAY at Risk of, or Who Have Experienced, Commercial Sexual Exploitation presented at California Wellness Foundation Conference on Transitional
Age Youth
PUBLICATIONS
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Youth Homelessness in San Francisco: 2012 Report on Incidence and Needs, is an annual publication that provides an overview of the incidence of youth homelessness
in San Francisco, the needs of the population, and Larkin Street’s response.
Developing a Greater Understanding of the Prevalence and Characteristics of Homeless Youth outlines strategies that can be employed to develop a greater understanding
of the size and characteristics of the homeless youth population - expanded data collection by systems of care, enhanced Point-in-Time counts, and greater integration of data systems.
POLICY AND ADVOCACY
Larkin Street representatives participate in various workgroups, committees, and tasks forces to advocate on behalf of homeless youth. In addition representatives engage in other activities
throughout the year, selected examples from the last year:
Served as State Captain for National Alliance to End Homelessness Capitol Hill Lobby Day in Washington, DC. Hill Day provides advocates with an opportunity to meet with their
representatives to provide information and garner support for national legislation that has community level impacts. Meetings focused on funding for HUD’s homelessness assistance
programs, impact of sequestration, and support of youth homelessness programs through appropriations for the Runaway and Homeless Youth Act.
Hosted a group of state legislators at a visit to Lark Inn prior to the Assembly Select Committee on Homelessness Hearing - Housing, Social, Legal and Health Care Barriers
for Homeless Youth, LGBT Youth and Transitioning Foster Youth in San Francisco. Presented at the hearing on the LGBTQ homeless youth population, providing a description of
service needs and policy recommendations.
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After Care program begins serving youth
18 and over, youth with HIV.
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Larkin Street publishes HIV and Homeless Youth:
Meeting the Challenge.
Agencies across U.S. model HIV programs
on Larkin Street’s.
Hope and Milton Righetti
John J. Riley
Allan Riska
John Rivers
Brad Roberts and Anne Marie Burgoyne
Krista Rochin
Alisha Roeder
Bill Rogina
Stephanie Romo
Kathleen and Kenneth Rose
Jessica Ross
Daniel B. Ruby
Frank and Judith Ryan
Linda A. Sabau
Layla Sabourian
Anthony H. Sacco, Jr.
Tyler Saldo
Nikhil Saraf
Laura Saunders
Juan Scarlett
Janet and Victor Schachter
Randy Schlemmer and Lauren Barley
Hannah Schmunk
Aleatha Scholer
Laura Schwartz
Edmond Scola
Julian Scurci
S. Scott Seamands
Bruce Seidel
Joseph Seidler
Andrew Seligson
Yasoja Seneviratne
Lew Serbin
Mary-Ann and Richard Shafer
Scott Shafer
Minal Shah
Stefani Shanberg
George W. Shardlow
Ellen Shehadeh
Linda Shen and Bill Gorgas
Shira and William Shore
Sara Shores
Lou Ann Short
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Jeff Shupack
Eric Shuster
Stacey and Joan Shuster-Lefkowitz
Susie and Marc Sievers
Cathy Sih
Steven N. Siino
Lorinda Silverstein
Ann Simms
Karen Frankel Slater
Ivan Smiljanic
Deborah Smith
Katie Smith
Manolita Smith
Stacey M. Smith
Rory Snyder
Ryan Sobeck
Benjamin Soccorsy
Harriet and Mitchell Sollod
Michael Solomita
Kunal Sood
Neal Sornsen
Ward Sorrick
Mary and Will Spence
Robert A. Spoor
Clare H. Springs
John and Barbara Squeri
Steve and Michelle Stapp
Mary Beth and Bob Starzel
David Stegmiller
Shane Stephens
Tricia Stone and Chapin Koch
Scott Stoner
Fran Streets
Lindsay Stringer
Betsy Strong, Strong Legacy Planning
Steve Sullivan
Corinne Suyeyasu
Richard Takahashi
Jacqueline Tash
Shannon Beth Tatum
Guy Taylor
Martin Taylor
Bruna Teixeira
Holloway House opens, Larkin Street’s third
transitional living facility for 18 to 24 year olds.
Daniela Tempesta
Caitlin Thomas
Bill and Leslie Thompson
Sean Thornton-Jones
Sharon Toth
Margaret Tourje and Jane Krensky
Carol and John Tregenza
Leslie and Michael Trigg
Carmel Triska
Arthur Trueger
Ann and Herman Trutner
Stacy Trzesniewski
Gordon Tucker
Ellen Matthews Turiel
Jacob Turner
Michael Tye
Sandra Tye
David Ubogy, M.D.
John Ucovich, III
Peter Ulman
Rachel Ulman
Employees of the United States Court
of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in memory
of Steve Moorman
D. Kemp Valentine
Kathy Valiasek
Michael Vallarelli
Casan Van Langen
Pam and Cliff Vaniman
Debra and Michael Varner
Frances W. Varnhagen
Jeffrey Vick
Alexia Victor
Dash Victor
Sayoko Voorhees
Johanna and Michael Wald
Kenly Walker
John Walsham
Jessica Wan and John DeNero
Todd Wandell
Lynette and Christopher Westfall
Kevin Wewerka
Sean J. Whitney
Alexandra Wilbur
Cynthia and Jonathan Wilcox
Michael Wilk
April Willard
Christy Williams
Harvey Williams
Jasper Williams
Michael Williams
Kelly and Steven Willrich
Laurence Wilson
Jeanne Wing
Linda Winn
Alex Witherill
Jen Wohlner
Marcus D. Wong
Rachel Wong
Christopher Wood
Kenneth Woods
Bill Wright
The Honorable Carol Yaggy and
Ms. Mary Twomey
Anna Young
Jay-Dee Yu-Cote
Joseph Yumang
Ingu Yun
Joel Zacharias
Mary Ellen Zellerbach
Laura N. Zhang
Jennifer Zhao
Christina and Philip Zimbardo
Nancy and William Zinn
Rebecca Zucker
Lauren Zuorski
LARKIN STREET SOCIETY
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Anonymous
Lewis Byington
Marilyn and Bill Campbell
William and Mildred Campbell
Ray Cutino
Nancy and Phil Estes
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The Friends of Larkin Street is revived with a
kick-off event at the Press Club.
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Kim E. Klaus and Peter Demarest
Lawrence Klein
Susan M. Klein
Brian Kliment
William and Jennifer Knapp
Brian Knauss
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald and Rosette Koch
Thomas Kocon
Gerald W. Kohr
Jennifer Kopec
Carole Kornblum
James Kraft
Bill and Anita Kramer
Kelly A. Kramer
Joost Krikhaar
John Krsul
Belle Krumholz
Gary W. Kukus
Sydney La Londe
Susan and Charles Lakatos
Jane and Joseph Lambert
Thomas Lammers
Karen L. Landau
Kaitlyn Landers
Stanley W. Landfair
Libbie Landles-Cobb
Tom Larwin
Kathryn F. Lawrence
Kenneth Le Blanc
Kathleen and James Leak
Nancy Leavens
Olson and Nancy Lee
Sloane Lehman
David W. Lerner
Alan W. Leung
Robert S. Levy
John Leys
Sonya Li
Richard Liebman
Mark Wade Lieu and Robert Kerman
Stephen and Jaynie Lilley
Christopher Linn
Sarah Little
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Arts Program is expanded.
Ann Wadsworth Liuzza
Paul A. Lockie
Gina P. Lopez, M.D.
John Loschmann and Jeff Sherwood
Charles M. Louderback
Larry Loyd and Nick Walker
Sandra and John Lucas
Will Lujan
Michael J. Lum
John and Nancy Lyons
Rod MacGregor
Sheila Mackay
Madeleine Mahaney
Xander Mahony
Lisa W. Maibach and John K. Yamaguchi
Jerrold A. Maki
William T. Manierre and Barbra Hall
Jean L. Mar
Larry Mar and Losa Wong
Deno Marcum
Jennifer Margolin
Paul Marner and Maurice Sainte-Yves
John L. Martin
Wendell Martin
Erin Mastopietro
Caroline Matthews
Sarah Maxwell
Veery Maxwell
Monica Mazzei
George McCall
Kyri McClellan
Mac McClelland and Nancy Crolius
Amber McClure and J. J. Mullane
Laura McCrea and Robert Ragucci
Mary Louise McDonnell
Sharon McGinnis
Mark McGoldrick
Derek M. McGreal
John and Melissa McIlwain
Martha D. McKenna
Todd McKenna
Kirk McKenzie
Suzi McKinley
Martin McMahon
Mickey Meehan
Joseph Melfi
Annette Mello and Marcus Jager
Renee Mendez
Manuel Merjil
Elida Mesa
Kate Michels
Roger Miles
Howard J. and Eleanor W. Miller
Judith W. and Walter Miller
Richard A. Miller
Jeffrey Mills
Kenneth J. Mills, M.D.
Phylis Mills
Mindful Assets
Rob Mitchell
Matt Mlinac
Phillip W. Moffitt
Ed Montoya
Rose Ann Moorman
John Mori and Adela Tan
Emily Morley
Richard Morrison
Morgan and Allen Morton
Anna-Barbara Moscicki, M.D.
Milton J. Mosk
Melanie and Drew Mount
Valerie L. Mountain
Monique Moyer
Catherine Munson
Robert and Suzanne Murillo
Amber Murphy
Michael Murphy
Michael A. Murray
Peter Muscat
Gregory K. Myers
Jennifer Nelsen
Mitchell Neto
Ellen M. Newman
Nancy and William Newmeyer, III
Kasey Hoi Ng
Patrick Pei Liang Ng
Antoine Nguyen
Gloria Northrup
Megan Nottingham
Robert Nurisso
James Oakley
Susan T. Obata, M.D.
Catherine and Kenneth O’Brien
Erin Odisio
Debi O’Leary
Keith Onodera and Jill Tajima
Monica B. O’Reilly
John and Patricia O’Sullivan
Patsy R. Oswald
Laurie and Lance Page
Mary and John Palmer
Constantine Panagotacos
Margot Parke
Edward and Judith Parken
Nancy Parrague
Jordan Paxton
Mary Anne Pedroni
Anthony Perisin
Richard A. Petit
Travis Petovello
Jeri Pierson
Susan Podolsky, M.D.
Chris Poe
Lee and Stuart Pollak
Stacey Poole
Michael Poplardo
James and Dina Potter
Patpol Pow-anpongkul
Maria Powers
Michael T. Rafferty
Nancy and Alan Raznick
Koury Reid
Chuck Reinhard
Edward D. Reiskin
C. J. Rendic
Timothy J. Repp
Stuart Resnick
Rebecca Rhine and Kevin Gibbons
Janice E. Richards
G-House opens to meet needs of transition-aged youth, 18-24.
Community Involvement
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
As a community-based nonprofit
organization, Larkin Street Youth
Services depends upon community
support in order to thrive. We could
not function without the help of
volunteers working throughout our
programs every day. Whether they
are cooking meals, tutoring, sorting
donations or helping us to beautify a space for
our youth, volunteers are an integral part of
everything going on at Larkin Street. The energy,
creativity, time, and passion they contribute
enhances Larkin Street’s ability to provide highquality comprehensive services for our youth,
and we are truly grateful for this support.
VOLUNTEERS
Community and Corporate Volunteer Groups
We thank the following companies and groups
for their time and dedication:
Salesforce
Trumark Urban
McKesson
PwC
Twitter
Morpho Detection
Room and Board
Air BnB
Boston Consulting
Google
Schwab
Group
Bain
Adobe Systems, Inc.
Ernst & Young
Wilson West
Levi Strauss & Co.
Calvary Presbyterian
Banana Republic
Triage Consulting
Wells Fargo
Gap
Deloitte
Hilton Hotels
GSC Logistics
K Force
Yammer
Pottery Barn
Davita, Inc.
Robert Walters, PLC
Burrill & Co.
SF LGBTQ Advisory
Rothstein Kass
JP Morgan Chase
Council
Adap.tv
LinkedIn
CH2M Hill
Square
New Relic
Merrill Lynch
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July 2012 – June 2013 Volunteer Support
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Services to Latino youth strengthened;
each department has bilingual staff.
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Program Volunteers
Interns
Holiday Volunteers
Group Volunteers
91
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42
1,073
Total Volunteers
Total Volunteer Hours
1,214
27,038
After Care program provides housing,
case management to 54 HIV-positive youth.
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Larkin Street spins off Larkin Business Ventures,
now Juma Ventures.
2013 JPMorgan Chase Corporate Challenge
Benefiting Larkin Street Youth Services
September 3, 2013
Nearly 11,000 participants ran in the J.P. Morgan Chase Corporate Challenge,
making it the largest turnout yet. For the third year JPMorgan Chase made a
donation on behalf of the Corporate Challenge to Larkin Street, for which we are
deeply thankful. A special thank you to the 30 staff, board, and family members
who represented Team Larkin Street!
The San Francisco Social
Benefiting Larkin Street Youth Services
November 16, 2013
W San Francisco
Celebrating it’s 8 th year, The San Francisco Social, a group of young professionals,
raised over $65,000 for Larkin Street Youth Services. With nearly 500 attendees,
the evening began with dinner at the Sir Francis Drake Hotel then moved to the gala
at the W San Francisco for dancing, live entertainment and a silent auction to benefit
Larkin Street. This year the event included a pop-up art gallery of art work from
the Larkin Street Youth
Services Art Program.
We thank the members
and guests of The
San Francisco Social
for honoring Larkin
Street Youth Services
as their beneficiary for
the past two years.
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Larkin Street assumes management
of Diamond Youth Shelter.
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Foster Care program begins with four-bed home for Latino youth.
Ana Corrales
Dana Corvin and Harris Weinberg
Michele and Matt Cost
Maureen and David Costello
Susan Coughlin
Peggy Crawford and Bruce Scharschmidt
Gabriella G. Cross
John Crossfield
James Cunniff
Gregory and Mary Dalzell
John Paul De Cecco
Vincent P. Demartel
Carlin Decato and Ramana Rao
Kathryn and Andrew Deems
D. J. Deiwert
Tim Dekay
Yvette Delgado
Sandra Delk
Sharon Dezurick
Mardi Dier
Frances A. Dillingham
Michael P. Dillon
Rebecca Doles
Andrew Dollard
William Donahoe and M. Kristin Klein
Sonia Dong
Robert and Annemarie Donjacour
Lawrence and Amy Donovan
Bailey Douglass
Richard Doyle
Benjamin Draper
John Drum, Jr.
Yasmeen Drummond
Thomas and Marsha Dugan
Diane Ehrensaft, Ph.D.
Joseph Ehrman III
Brandel Eiger and Robin Kehoe
Suzanne and Allan Epstein
Anne Estabrook
Robin Evitts
Neil and Barbara Falconer
June Farmer and Soul Htite
Ellen Farrell
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Falon Fatemi
Henry Fee
Roland and Lois Feller
Timothy Fiacco
Marquesa Finch
Ben and Barbara Flajnik
Francoise G. Fleishhacker
Vicki and David Fleishhacker
Francisco Flores
Jeff Foote and Cosgrove Norstadt
Mackenzie Fotsch
James Fousekis
Jeffrey Fraenkel and Alan Mark, Fraenkel Gallery
Robin Fragner
Chris Franks
Robert Freidenberg
Deborah J. Fricke
Marc Fuller
Janet and Verlan Gabrielson
Sally Greer Galway
Brice Joseph Gamble
Shelly and Phinean Gardner
John Gilliland and Eric Pfeiffer
Michael Gilmore
Madison Ginnett
William Glass
Jeffrey Glickman
Nanci and Len Glogauer
Eugene Godsoe
Max Gokhman
Gail B. Goldman
Alex Goldsbrough
Constance and Paul Goldsmith
Diana and Gregory Gomez
Michael T. Gomez
Hilary Gordon and Michael Blumlein
Chris Gorog
Jacob Gotta
Kevin Gough
Kay Sprinkel Grace
Michael and Jennifer Grady
Doris W. Grau
A. Liberty Greene
First Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards event.
Irma M. Grieve
Sarah Grimaldi
Sarah Grossman-Swenson
Keith Grundy
Marsha and Ralph Guggenheim
John M. Gutierrez
Vickie and Bill Hagbom
Marian Halley
George Halsted
Brian Hamilton
William D. Hardie
Gretchen and David Hardman-Riedell
Leanna and John Harper
Michael Harris and Becca Foster
Daniel N. Hartdegen
Jillian Harvey
James W. R. Hastings
Amy Hauser
Randy J. Heinz
Jason Hemp
Barbara and Hugh Hempill
Claire Herr
Jack Herr
Kevin Hickey
Richard N. Hill and Nancy Lundeen
Sharon E. Hill
Elaine A. Hilp
Kayla Hinderscheid
Ben Hirsch-McShane
George and Candy Hisert
Peter Ho
Dan Hodapp and Peggy Da Silva
G.R. and Marion Hodges
Deborah and Craig Hoffman
Stephanie and Rudolph Hof fman
Ashley Hoffmann and K. C. Corkery
Dana Hoffmann
Grayson Hoffmann
James Hoffmeister
Susan Hogeland
George Holmes
Robert W. Holmes
Teresa M. Holway and Wade C. Painter
Lorraine and Victor Honig
Andrew J. Howard
Stephanie Howell
Darril Hudson
Jordan Hudson
Anne and Robert Huggins
William Hughes, Jr.
Ronald A. Hummel
Laurie Hunter and Jonathan MacQuitty
Savannah Hunter
Mary Hurley
Callum Hutchins
Mary Ellen Hutchison
Natalie Hwang
Karen C. Inaba
Beth Ingram
Roean N. Iscoff
Derek Jacobsen
Aaron Jacobson
Eric Jacoby
Ivan Jelic
Barbara and Thomas Job
Marta S. Johnson
Ron Johnson
Julie A. Jones and Carl Espe
Wilhelm H. Joseph, Jr.
Pamela Jue
Rebecca Juskovic
Ramam Kapur
Stephen Kaus and Melissa Havilan
Gary Kebbel and Kenneth Mason
Kathleen M. Keene
Beth and Max Kellenberger
Donald E. Kelley, Jr. and Susan Getman
Monica Kelly
Corene Kendrick
Jeffrey Kerr
Brian Kerwin
Susan Ketcham and Anne Casscells
Megan Ketchum
Etienne Khoury
Michael Kieschnick
Casey King
Routz offers scattered-site housing and services
to youth with behavioral health needs.
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Patric Thompson Powell
Alix Pruzansky
Tanya Quinn
Daniel Ravina
David and Ellen Romanski
Dane and Sophie Ross
Michael and Doris Rudolph
Gregory J. Ryken
David and Lillian Sage
Risa Sandler
Sue and Alan Saunders
Elizabeth Scheines and Ron Elton
Gerard Schenkkan
Else Marie Schmidt
Rebecca Schneider
Katie Selenski
Judy and Wylie Sheldon
Edward F. and Denise K. B. Silicani
Kelly and Edward Simpson
William Snyder
Joy and Paul Soulier
Jimmy and Jennifer Spithill
Chinar and Ryan Starck
A. William Stein
Dennis C. Stephens
Jaap Suermondt
Gary Sullivan and Timothy Lynn
Melody J. Summers
Mr. Rod Suzuki
Virginia Swanberg
Michelle Sweeney
John and Anne Syer
Yunsian Tai
Art Taylor
Kathleen and Scott Taylor
Barry Tereshkow
Karl G. Trass
Rudy, Robin and Riley Trubitt
Tracey Turk
Geraldine and Dan Uharriet
Michelle Unruh
Steve Uphaus
Vanessa Vadas
Daniel Van Acker
Jill Vanoncini
Matt Venturi
Jared Vermeil and Ragnar von Schiber
Guri Walia and Ravi Walia
Kay and Sandy Walker
The Wallace Family Fund, an advised fund
of Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Samantha Weaver
Brad and Karen Webb
James Webb
Rich Weingart
David Werdegar, M.D.
Jack Wilkie
Lauren Williams
Sara and Ross Wilson
William Wynn Wong
Ryan William Wright
Dr. Sharon Youmans
David Bruce Young
$100 to $249
Anonymous (47)
Millie M. Abernathy
Keren and Robert Abra
Michela O’Connor Abrams
Norman S. Abramson and David V. Beery
Barbara J. Ageno
Douglas P. Allen
Bradley G. Allender
Jacqueline Al-Uqdah
Pamela and Brady Ambler
Helga and William Andereck
Kyle Anderson and Nancy Field
Bradley Andrews
Jenny Appel
Elizabeth Lawler Ashley
Tom Austin
Elyssa Bairstow
Madeleine and Norbert Bajurin
Stan and Mary Baker
Colleen Bal
Jaime Balboa
Peter and Noriko Balint
Ryan Barrett
Ellen Basilico
William Bassett
Suzan W. Bateson
Neal Battersby
Ann Bauman
Marta Bayol
Chris Beaver
Sheila Beck
James Beckemeyer
Chase Beeler
Joyce and Joseph Behar
Barbara F. Bentley
Prof. R. Joseph Berard
Cartter Berg
Edward J. Bernacki
Alison M. Berndt
Mike Berry
Hayley Besecker
Pratik S. Bhatt
Rishi Bijlani
Alan Billingsley
Roger Biscay
Philip D. Black and Brigitte L. Sandquist
Foundation
Sharon Black
Mark Blecher
Steven Blumlein and Arlyne Charlip
Lorraine Bosche
Dione Bowers
Christopher and Jennifer Boyd
Adrienne Brabant
Jennifer Brann
Rena Bransten
A. Breingan and T. White
Ellen and Andrew Brengman
Robin Lynn Brewer
Karen Broome
Anthony Brown
Roxanne Brunsting
Bernice Brunswig
Ariel Bryant
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John W. Bryant
Peter Bull
Natalie Burigin
Tom Burke and Axel Brunger
Kenneth Burnet
Pam and Jeffrey Byers
Jacob Byrne
John and Barbara Callander
Stacey Camillo
Angela Cantelmi
Aurele and Paul Carlat
Richard Carlstrom
Linda Carlton
Andrew Carpentier
Mary Rose Cassa
Anne Cassia
Susie and John Cecchi
Marcus Chairez
Sheree Chambers
Eddy S. F. Chan and Victor A. Hundahl
John M. Charnon
Germaine S. Chee
Sarah Chester
Brandon Child
Madeline Chun and John Farnkopf
Czarina Chung
Konstantin Chuykov
Margaret Cimino
Erin Clark
Mike Clark and Arlene Waksberg
Ken Cleaveland
Gigi Cleveland
Geraldine J. Clifford
Callie Coburn
Kimberly Cofer
Bonnie Cohen
Valerie Collett
George and Jane Collier
Susan Colman and Jonathan Blanding
Tyler and Barbara Comstock
Ray and Monica Conrady
David Copper, Jr.
Mackenzie Corbett
Friends of Larkin Street
Hotel Zetta & Ice Skating Party
September 26 & December 4, 2013
Friends of Larkin Street kicked off a year of events with casual
cocktails at the Hotel Zetta followed by their 4th Annual Holiday
Ice Skating Party at the Embarcadero Rink, raising a combined
$25,000. Friends of Larkin Street hosts various events throughout the year focused on raising awareness and funding for
Larkin Street.
Larkin Street Golf Tournament
September 16, 2013
Lake Merced Golf Club
It was a beautiful day on the greens at the 12th Annual
Larkin Street Golf Tournament this year. Over 100 golfers
played the award winning course and concluded the
evening with a reception at the Club House that included
an awards ceremony and silent auction. Thank you to our
sponsors, volunteers and golfers who helped us raise over
$50,000 for Larkin Street Youth Services.
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Castro Youth Housing Initiative offers housing and ser vices to LGBTQ youth.
First Corporate Leadership Breakfast.
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Haight Street Referral Center
provides gateway in the Haight.
Peter Carpou, 309 youth complete
mosaics at Powell BART station.
The 8 Annual Bay Area
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CFO of the Year Awards
June 5, 2013
The Westin St. Francis
Paving the Way
March 14, 2013
The Four Seasons
The 11th annual Paving the Way was one of the best ever with 400 community leaders
and philanthropists gathering to celebrate and raise over $725,000 for Larkin Street.
We were joined by special guests, Mark Buell, Chair of the America’s Cup Organizing
Committee and Jimmy Spithill, Skipper and Helmsman for ORACLE Team USA.
S p e c i al g u e s t Mar k Bu e l l r e mar k e d
“Larkin Street Youth Services has always
stood out as an innovator, constantly expanding
their scope to meet the evolving challenges
these young people face on a daily basis.
It was an honor celebrating the achievements
of Larkin Streets’ youth with this outstanding
organization.”
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Thank you to all of our sponsors,
supporters and guests.
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Avenues to Independence opens,
Larkin Street’s first transitional living program.
The 8th Annual Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards celebrated the Lifetime Achievement
honoree and CFO of the Year finalists and winners. The event raised over $455,000 for
Larkin Street and has raised over $3.2 million in total over the past eight years.
A special thank you to the 2013 Title Sponsor, Deloitte.
Congratulations to the winners of the 2013 Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards.
Winner, Hall of Fame – Lifetime Achievement Award:
Byron Pollitt, Chief Financial Officer, Visa Inc.
Winners of the 2013 Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards:
Public Company with revenues above $500MM
Frank Calderoni, Cisco
Public Company with revenues up to $500MM
Ron Gill, NetSuite
Non-Public Company
Mark Lomele,
Recology
Emerging Company
Carrie Dolan,
Lending Club
Transformation Agent
Daniel Morissette,
Stanford Hospital & Clinics
Non-Profit Organization
Amy Prescott Donovan,
Alameda County Community Food Bank
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Nina and Michael Berg
Marcy J. Bergman
Danielle Bersen
Paul Bohn
Annette Boynton
Kelly Landers Boynton
Mark and Lisa Brandin
Mark and Mary Brody
Linda J. Brodzik
Marian Buckhart
Van Bui
Michael A. Bulawit
Eleanor and Bernard Burke
Gabe Burke
Caroline Burnett
Elizabeth S. Bykoff
John and Patricia Cahill
Frank Calderoni
Jane and Roy Camblin
Greg Campbell
Lauren Canas
Christopher and Kathleen Carpou
Laurie Carvill
Kristen Casado
Randall Caudill
CB Fund
Courtney Cervantes
Kuji Chahal
Dorena Chan
Henry and Judy Chan
Mr. Leslie Chard and Ms. Tanda Neundorf
Eunice and Donald Chee
Daniel A. Cody and Elizabeth Mackenzie
Amanda Coffee
Elizabeth L. Colton
Laurence A. Colton and John W. McCoy
David Conte
Topher Conway
Jonathan Cooper
Craig Copeland
Charles Cowell
Mariano Curat
Robert Dalehite
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Assisted Care/After Care
is first U.S. licensed residential facilit y
for youth living with AIDS.
Mary Liz De Jong
David and Jennifer DeGraaff
Cara Prehn Despota
Lee Dixon
Mark and Julie Douglass
Ruby Drake and Chiara Drake
Paul Dunn
Glenn Eagleson
Annie Ellicott
John Lemoyne Ellicott
Dr. James Emerson
Sandra Erickson
Don Eugene
Ellen M. Everitt
Elyse Farkas
Bret Fischer
Craige P. Flater and Gregory P. Brorby
Cynthia and Bill Floyd
Stephen Follansbee and Richard Wolitz
Ashley Fontanetta
Monica Foote
Shirley and James M. Forbes
Jennifer Franklin
Lois and Bruce Friedman
Kathe and Dan Friel
Odette M. Go
Andrew Goodhand
Kathleen Gorman
Mary L. Gorman
Greg Grant
Zane Gresham and Carol J. Robinson
Neil Griffith
Richard Grotch and Erika Pardo
Leslie R. Guggenheim
Joan Guilford
Brianna Haag
James W. Haas
Kristin A. Hagan
Katherine Dehart Hale
Amanda Hall
Jack F. Hamilton
Dorothy Harkavy
Eric Harvieux
Caley M. Heekin
David Heenan
Annika Held
Carolyn and Chip Herman
Michael Hexner and Karen Justis
Herb Heyneker
Maureen B. Hodson
Gene Hoffman, Jr.
Lindley Hollender
Douglas Horngrad
Joanne and Richard Horning
Frank W. Horst
Ken Howery
Schuyler Hudak
Nick Hudson
George H. and Leslie P. Hume
Stephen D. Hutcheon
Lek Jaem-Jaeng
Becky Jaimes
Paul Jastrzebski
Julie Jenanyan
Mike and Kate Jenkins
Victoria and Tim Johns
Simon Johnson
Karen Jones-Mason and Daniel Mason
Christina and Walter Jong
Maura Martin Joyce
Mary Jung
Nathaniel Kane
Niranjan Karnik
Larry R. Kasten
Neil Kay
Ruth and John Kennedy
Cole Kinney
Lynn Kirshbaum
Kevin P. Kneafsey
Aarti Kohli
Anne and Kurt Kroger
Michael D. Lampen
Maureen and John Landers
Chris Lane
Vaelaa Barbara Lang
Elaine B. Larkin
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Betsy LaTorre
Jon Laubscher
Jennifer Lee
Scott Levokove
David Lewis
Steve Lichtenberg and Betsy S. Aubrey
William Lock and Darlene Wong-Lock
David Lofts
Victor Long
Marques Lopez
Cynthia Lor
Rebekah Lowe
Susan Lowenberg and Joyce Newstat
Mark D. McCaffrey
Christopher Meehan and Mary Ann Koory
Paul J. Mele
John and Betsy Mell
Tommy Mike
Jane Miller
Mike Milley
Kevin Mirsky
Lawrie Mott
Susan Moy
Stephen D. Nelson
Jeff Nemy
Erik Noland
Nina Noring
Joshua Nossiter
Philip O’Connor
Daniel Oh
Ashley Oliver
Daniel O’Rielly and Margaret Metz
William and Caroline Orrick
Leigh Oshirak
Nick Pearson
Christopher H. Pederson
Kim and Harris Perdikou
Anthony Peters
Brynn and Galen Pewtherer
Bo Phillips
Michael Pierce
Eileen Piker
Chris Porter
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First Paving the Way Gala.
LEA SE housing program for former foster youth begins.
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Mark Gudaitis
Jennifer and Gary Guerrero
Carmine and Wendy Guerro
Janine Guillot and Shannon Wilson
Brian Hadaway
Scott and Lisa Halsted
Douglas Hanlin
Alyssa and Jonathan Harris
Joel Hausman
Mark Hawk
Libby and Craig Heimark
James Hendriksen and Terisa Chaw
Dana Hermansen
D & J Hodgson Family Foundation, an advised
fund of Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Katharine Holland
Dr. Charles J. Homcy Charitable Foundation
Molly and John Hooper
Jane and Herman Howerton
Martha Huettl
Mary Huss
James M. Illig and Larry Dotz
Shannon Jackson and Michael Korcuska
Rebecca J. Jacoby
Mrs. Katharine H. Johnson
Morris N. Jones
Dan Joraanstad Faith in the Future of Horizons
Foundation
Fazal Kaka
Bess Kane
Michael Kaney
Peggy and Edmund Kavounas
Greg Kieber and Anne Etgen
Patricia Kim-Gable and Scott Gable
Barbara and Steve Kirmse
John Kirtland
Toni Knudson
Jeremy Koch
Stephen Koch and Kathryn Nyrop
Cheryl La Franchi
Elyse Lancendorfer
Stacey Lawrence
Maribelle and Stephen Leavitt, through
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the Simcha Foundation
Jean-Yves Lendormy
Mary Lester
Rich Lewetzow
Donna Linden
Scott and Erica Lindstrom-Dake
Lena Lionetti
Darin C. Little
Christina Lockwood
Chris M. Long and Pamela Dieckman
Margaret Lourenco
Barry Lozier
Janet Luck and Stephen Kealhofer
Linda Martin and Ruth Allen
Lucy S. McAllister
Sean E. McBride
Patricia A. McCaffrey
Colleen McGarry and Michael Ferreboeuf
Peter Michael McKinney
Ellen McLean and Anthony Imhof, III
Kathryn K. McNeil
Kate and Andy Mecca
Barbara J. Meislin
Dirk Michels
Drs. M. Ronald and Carol A. Miller
Luke W. Miratrix
Chelsea Morris
Mat Mullen and Kyle Roslyn
Jeff Nanney
David and Suzu Neithercut
Stuart and Darcie Newton
Willis H. Newton, Jr.
Dennis Nix
Gisele Norris
David J. Nygren, Ph.D.
Dennis Olivas
John Osborne
Julie Ousley
Joanne Pagan
Cora Page
Jane and James Park
David Parker
Margot Parker and Joel Spolin
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The LOFT group home for 15-18 year olds opens.
Catherine Parkin and Maurice Mitchell
In memorium of Jonathan Bud Parkin
John Pedicini
John and Amanda Pomeroy
Douglas A. Powell
William Primozic
Angela Rando
Mark Resnick
Sandy L. Rolleri
Terry Rolleri
John Root and Betsy Blumenthal
Kathleen M. Ryan and Anne Guiltinan
Bob Ryker
Sylvette Amanda Sawyers
Nathalie and William Schmicker
Ulrich Schmid-Maybach
Abby and Gene Schnair
Christopher N. Schulman
Paula and Walter Schwartz
L. Gregory Scott and Pamela Otstot
Elizabeth R. Shafer
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Sherwin
Barbara Shipley and Paul Lamoreux
Alan and Laverne Silverman
Ms. V’Anne Singleton
Susan Snow
Timothy Sofo
Starr Spangler and Tyler Rey
Sarah Sparks
James E. Spear
Diane and Chris Spirandelli
Thomas and Giselle Sponholtz
Jane and Richard Springwater
Jan Woodward Stevenson
Joe Strulowitz
Mary Sullivan and Jeff Graham
Mark and Kristen Swift
Daniel Tam
Scott E. and Carol L. Taylor
David and Diane Thompson
Christopher Tilley
Lydia Titcomb
Kimberly Toney
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Ways to get Involved
Ways to get Involved
Scott Torgan
Michele K. Trausch and Michael Slaughter
Tuchman Training Systems
Suzanne and Gene Valla
Elisa Vives and Simeon Tienpont
John Vogel and Anthony Berno
Robin and Carl Washington
Harvey Wasserman
Steve Wissing
Felicity Wohltman
Ingrid Woods and Steve Cummings
Jesse Woodward
T.G. Zimmerman
Mary and Harold Zlot
Make a donation/host a donation
drive or event.
For a few hours a month to a few
hours every week
Make a corporate matching gift
donation.
Assist youth in one of our Larkin Street
programs.
Make an in-kind donation.
Share your professional talents.
Include us in your planned giving
and memorial gifts.
Lead the charge on a gift or clothing drive.
Help solicit in-kind or auction donations
for events.
Give a gift of stock.
$250 to $499
Anonymous (18)
Michael O. Abendroth
Elena Achilli
Byron Ackerman
Mark and Katherine Agnew
Matthew C. Alber
J. S. Allegretti
Chris Armstrong and Lou Dangles
Kenneth and Denise Arola
The Employees of AT&T Services, Inc.
Steve Atkinson
Eva Auchincloss
Judy Austin
Teresa and Joel Backman
Sheila Baisley
Colin Barceloux
Bill Barnes
Julia Baron
Susan Barrows
Pamela and Douglas Barry
Jana Barsten
Diane Bartell
Marie Bartie
Alvin H. Baum, Jr. and Robert Holgate
George E. Becker, M.D.
Gerry B. Belling
Martin Beresford
Donate now online:
www.larkinstreetyouth.org/donate
Attend
Attend or sponsor a Larkin Street event.
Paving the Way Gala
March 14, 2014
www.pavingthewaygala.com
Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards
June 5, 2014
www.cfoawards.org
Visit the events page for a full list
of events at:
www.larkinstreetyouth.org/events
Attend the next orientation:
www.larkinstreetyouth.org/volunteer/
Email: volunteer @ larkinstreetyouth.org
Call: (415) 673.9011 ext. 221
Learn
Take a tour, attend a youth graduation
or come to a breakfast with our Executive
Director to learn more about how we
are serving youth and to see our programs
in action.
Take a Tour
– at any time
Celebrate at a Youth Graduation
– monthly
Attend a Breakfast with the
Executive Director
– quarterly
Enjoy or host a Wine & Cheese Reception
– throughout the year
Email: klowry@ larkinstreetyouth.org
Call: (415) 673.0911 ext. 301
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Drop-In Center and Medical Clinic
move to Sutter Street.
Volunteer
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HIV Specialty Clinic offers expanded outpatient services.
HIRE UP initiative unifies educational and employment services.
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Donors
July 2012 – June 2013 DONORS
INDIVIDUAL GIVING
$25,000 to $100,000
The Estate of Fredric S. Freund
The Grossman Family Charitable Fund
Nina Hatvany and Jonathan Kitchen
William W. Jahnke
Debbie and Blake Jorgensen
Sharon and Craig McCollam
The Pincus Family Fund, an advised fund
of Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Mary M. Prchal
Helen Steyer
Karen Trilevsky
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$10,000 to $24,999
Anonymous
Paul and Laura Ackerman
Sherilyn Adams and Elaine Teoh
Barbara and Gerson Bakar
Leslie Bluhm and David Helfand
Chris and Jennifer Brahm
Marilyn and Bill Campbell
Bruce Colman
Jay Cuetara
Connie Curran
Charlie and Leslie Dicke
Mark and Michelle Edmunds
Nancy and Phil Estes
Art and Barbara Fatum
Julie B. Harkins
Philip Hodges, Ph.D.
Hoenigman Family Foundation
Hopper-Dean Foundation
Honey and Peter Johnson
Sy Kaufman
Hank and Rita Khachaturian
Kathryn and Richard Kimball
Jeffry Mann and Jerry Hollister
John and Kimberley Martinez
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Lark-Inn for Youth,
San F rancisco’s only shelter
for 18-24 year olds, opens.
Carla Oakley and Kevin McCarthy
Laura Powell and Chuck Byce
Ted and Linda Schlein
Gerard Sheridan
Curt Sigfstead
William Snider and Brian Cameron
Chuck Toups
Christine A. Tsingos
Lisa and Greg Wendt
John Whiting and Karon Stirling
Allison Wysocki
$5,000 to $9,999
Anonymous (2)
Judith Avery
Charles Binkley
Burt and Barbara Foundation
Barbara Cannella
Ruth M. Collins Fund
James Corbett
The Crown Family
Tim and Beth Emanuels
Robert and Michelle Friend
Marcia and John Goldman
Jim and Pam Henry
Ked and Cecilia Hogan
Patricia A. Hughes
Sarah Jaffe
Terry and Suzan Kramer
Connie and Bob Lurie
Leslie and Mac McQuown
Nicole Monnett
JaMel and Tom Perkins Family Foundation Fund
Philip D. Pitchford
The Katharine Balderston Rogers Memorial Fund,
an advised fund of Silicon Valley Community
Foundation / Stephen E. Rogers
Philip Schlein
The Scorpio Rising Fund
Milt and Judy Seropan
Roselyne C. Swig
Jerome and Mary Vascellaro
The Estate of Lauretta Vogelheim
Carla Washington
Dr. Charles Wibbelsman and Mr. David Hyman
Diane B. Wilsey
Peggy and Lee Zeigler
David and Elizabeth Zoba
$2,500 to $4,999
Anonymous
Anonymous advised fund of the Silicon Valley
Community Foundation
Mohammad and Firouzeh Abbassi
Anjou Ahlborn
Myrtle L. Atkinson Foundation
Judith Binsacca
Karen and Anton Bruehl
G. Steven and Kelli Burrill
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carter
Eric T. and Maria G. Clothier
The Connolly Family
Grace and James Dignan
Rodrigo Dillon
Mary Lou Dorking
Pam Earing and Jeffrey Thomas
Anita and George Feiger
Jim Feuille and Nancy Murray
Katherine Fraser and Steve Larson
Jeffrey C. Freedman and Marie C. Boylan
Kimberly Fullerton and Stephen Johnson
Ron and Erica Gill
Susan and Sidney Goodwill
Edward G. Harrison
Thomas C. Hays and Mary Ann Hays Family
Foundation
The Hellman Family Foundation
Anne Hoecker
Michael Hope
Dave Janiszewski and Christine Carolan
Paul A. Kaschube
Christina and John Keker
Kathie and Dexter Lowry
Alex Millstein
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Christy and Ravi Mohan
Lisa and John Pritzker
Anderson Pugash
Sanjay Rao
Anne and Martin Roher
Michael and Jennifer Silva
Dina and Scott Smith
Sandra Stangl
Mary and Calvin Tilden
Gary P. Van Dyk
John Windle and Chris Loker
David B. Zenoff and Janet N. Hunter
$1,000 to $2,499
Anonymous (8)
Suzi K. Alexander and Gary Stolzoff
Margot Antonetty
Jeremy Avenier
Jessie Barker
Peter Bausch and Joyce Holland
Bruce Bell
Tee Beller
Keith Belling
Helen Berggruen and Hilary Rand
Eve Bernstein and Alex Gersznowicz
Karen Blasing, Guidewire Software, Inc.
Janai and Tom Brengman
Leona Bridges
Ann and Ray Brown
Joanna Bueche and Timothy Pueyo
Pete Bullard and Andrew Ogus
John Busby
Thomas and Marjorie Callinan
Jim Canales and Jim McCann
Matt Casey
David and Karin Chamberlain
John D. Clark
George Cogan and Fannie Allen
Edward and Nancy Conner Fund
Carson Cox and Deborah Haase
Tom and Jennifer Cunningham
Alison Davis and Matthew Le Merle
Patricia Swig Dinner
Thomas L. Driscoll and Nancy Quinn
Donald and Janice Elliott Fund, an advised fund
of Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Laura Enos
Conor Famulener
Peter Farmer
Neil Fink
Randi and Bob Fisher
Kathilee Fong
Ronald and Barbara Francies
Carol L. Francis and Steve Ellier Chapman
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Frankel
Richard and Stephanie Fredericks
Linda Frey and Noah Goldberg
Ellen A. Friedman
Harold and Sheldon Furst Endowment Fund
Jeff Garelick
Kristina Gavello
Ernest and Judith Getto
Michael Ginther and Jim O’Donnell
Robin Guido
Kelly Hawk and Brian Kusler
Sarah Herringer
James Hodges
Tom Holland and Sandra Carroll
Adam H. Holt and Susanna Giles Holt
Winnifred and Bruce Homer-Smith
The Honorable James Hormel
Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Isbell
Emily and Steve Janowsky
Chelsea Johnson
Dan, Rosemary, David, Dan and Deborah Kaplan
Thomas R. Kearney
Linda G. Kendall
Nancy Kivelson and Tom Angstadt
Michael S. Kwun and Sigrid Anderson-Kwun
David LaHorgue
Ross LaJeunesse
Debbie and Chris Lammers
Christine Leong
Karen M. Long
Bill and Susanne Losch
Michael MacBryde
Michael and Karen MacDonald
Susan and Steven Masters
Rebecca McCray
Mr. Keith McWilliams and
Ms. Sheila McWilliams
Marc and Debbie Metcalf
Paulette Meyer and David Friedman
Michael D. Miller and Ronald Eastman
Warren Mullen and Chris Mathews
Loretta and Mark Mullins
Lisa Nahmanson and Sandra Steele
Paul Nakada
Robert Newbold
Jeffrey Nussbaum
Kelly A. O’Brien
Cara Peck
Greg and Julie Pelling
Sonya and James Peters
Patty and Michael Phleger
David and Ruth Plant
Brian Plottner
Joe and Tarrah Pollaro
Randy and Cynthia Pond
Darren S. Post
Brian M. Powers
Paula B. Pretlow
Benjamin J. Prince
Stephanie Anderson Pugash Fund
Tobin Pugash
Karen Quint
Adam Reilly
Rodan Family Philanthropic Fund of The Jewish
Community Foundation
Barbara and Richard Rosenberg
Michele and John Ruskin
Rachel and Matt Scholl
Aaron C. Schwartz
Pamela and John Sebastian
Beatrix Lazard Seidenberg and
Michael Seidenberg
Mahla Shaghafi
Tom Shannon
Margaret Sheehan
Michael and Debbie Shepherd
The Sher-Right Fund
Michelle and James Shorin
Robin Silva
John and Christine Simpson Fund
Scott G. Smith
David Stomp
Robert Suehiro
John F. Thistleton
Blake and Beth Thompson
Lance Thomson
Dyann Tresenfeld
Terence H. Tsai
Lynn Webb
James Weir
Weisman Foundation
Estelle Weyl
Scott Whitman
Jeanne and Mike Williams
Victoria Willock, Willock Partners
Mary Lou Wilson
Damian Wisniewski
Douglas and Jane Wolf, Wolf Family Fund
Samuel Wolff and Sue Taylor
Steve and Lin Woodward
Richard and Victoria Zitrin
$500 to $999
Anonymous (10)
Douglas and Nancy Abbey
Paul S. Almy
Tarang and Hirni Amin
Thorsten Anderson
Wendy Thieler Antipa
Martha Baer
Sandra Bagnatori
Andrew and Kathy Barish
Nick Bell
Ms. Cassandra Benjamin
JoAnn and Jack Bertges
James Blattner
Rob and Laura Bowlby
Barbara and John Boyle
George Brandt and Maureen Blanc
Iain and Rebecca Bridges
Owen and Alison Brown
Carla S. and Calvin A. Bryant
Ron and Sydney Bushman
Patricia Calfee
Conrad J. Camit
Scott M. Campbell and Maryam Amidi
Gerald Campos
Ray Cannon and John Sullivan
Kristine Caratan
Tonya Carmien
Jonathan Carpenter
Martin S. Checov and Timothy J. Bause
Dan Clifford and Linda Shih
Laura Crabb
John Cullison
Gretta and Rodney D’Acquisto
Diana Daniels
Erin and Richard Darwin
Timothy G. Davenport
Mark S. Davis
Lara C. DellaRocca and James Erwig
Jessica Denecour
Richard Deutman
Gregg Dillenbeck and Jamie Shauvin
Steven Dollinger
Nathaniel Durbin
Karl P. Englert
Paul Farr and Ryan Ellis
Sarah Flanagan
Ben Fort and Katie Zack
Raymond Fort, Jr.
Bina Galal
Alison F. Geballe
Sharon Gillars
Nicholas Gilliam
Elon Ginzburg
Karen J. Goelz
Philip Green
William J. Gregory
Kathleen Grogan
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Ellis Street Apartments are
first youth-centered affordable
housing project in US.
Expanded HIRE UP program relocates
to Sutter Street.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health ser vices
are enhanced throughout all programs.
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Donors
July 2012 – June 2013 DONORS
INDIVIDUAL GIVING
$25,000 to $100,000
The Estate of Fredric S. Freund
The Grossman Family Charitable Fund
Nina Hatvany and Jonathan Kitchen
William W. Jahnke
Debbie and Blake Jorgensen
Sharon and Craig McCollam
The Pincus Family Fund, an advised fund
of Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Mary M. Prchal
Helen Steyer
Karen Trilevsky
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$10,000 to $24,999
Anonymous
Paul and Laura Ackerman
Sherilyn Adams and Elaine Teoh
Barbara and Gerson Bakar
Leslie Bluhm and David Helfand
Chris and Jennifer Brahm
Marilyn and Bill Campbell
Bruce Colman
Jay Cuetara
Connie Curran
Charlie and Leslie Dicke
Mark and Michelle Edmunds
Nancy and Phil Estes
Art and Barbara Fatum
Julie B. Harkins
Philip Hodges, Ph.D.
Hoenigman Family Foundation
Hopper-Dean Foundation
Honey and Peter Johnson
Sy Kaufman
Hank and Rita Khachaturian
Kathryn and Richard Kimball
Jeffry Mann and Jerry Hollister
John and Kimberley Martinez
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Lark-Inn for Youth,
San F rancisco’s only shelter
for 18-24 year olds, opens.
Carla Oakley and Kevin McCarthy
Laura Powell and Chuck Byce
Ted and Linda Schlein
Gerard Sheridan
Curt Sigfstead
William Snider and Brian Cameron
Chuck Toups
Christine A. Tsingos
Lisa and Greg Wendt
John Whiting and Karon Stirling
Allison Wysocki
$5,000 to $9,999
Anonymous (2)
Judith Avery
Charles Binkley
Burt and Barbara Foundation
Barbara Cannella
Ruth M. Collins Fund
James Corbett
The Crown Family
Tim and Beth Emanuels
Robert and Michelle Friend
Marcia and John Goldman
Jim and Pam Henry
Ked and Cecilia Hogan
Patricia A. Hughes
Sarah Jaffe
Terry and Suzan Kramer
Connie and Bob Lurie
Leslie and Mac McQuown
Nicole Monnett
JaMel and Tom Perkins Family Foundation Fund
Philip D. Pitchford
The Katharine Balderston Rogers Memorial Fund,
an advised fund of Silicon Valley Community
Foundation / Stephen E. Rogers
Philip Schlein
The Scorpio Rising Fund
Milt and Judy Seropan
Roselyne C. Swig
Jerome and Mary Vascellaro
The Estate of Lauretta Vogelheim
Carla Washington
Dr. Charles Wibbelsman and Mr. David Hyman
Diane B. Wilsey
Peggy and Lee Zeigler
David and Elizabeth Zoba
$2,500 to $4,999
Anonymous
Anonymous advised fund of the Silicon Valley
Community Foundation
Mohammad and Firouzeh Abbassi
Anjou Ahlborn
Myrtle L. Atkinson Foundation
Judith Binsacca
Karen and Anton Bruehl
G. Steven and Kelli Burrill
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carter
Eric T. and Maria G. Clothier
The Connolly Family
Grace and James Dignan
Rodrigo Dillon
Mary Lou Dorking
Pam Earing and Jeffrey Thomas
Anita and George Feiger
Jim Feuille and Nancy Murray
Katherine Fraser and Steve Larson
Jeffrey C. Freedman and Marie C. Boylan
Kimberly Fullerton and Stephen Johnson
Ron and Erica Gill
Susan and Sidney Goodwill
Edward G. Harrison
Thomas C. Hays and Mary Ann Hays Family
Foundation
The Hellman Family Foundation
Anne Hoecker
Michael Hope
Dave Janiszewski and Christine Carolan
Paul A. Kaschube
Christina and John Keker
Kathie and Dexter Lowry
Alex Millstein
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Christy and Ravi Mohan
Lisa and John Pritzker
Anderson Pugash
Sanjay Rao
Anne and Martin Roher
Michael and Jennifer Silva
Dina and Scott Smith
Sandra Stangl
Mary and Calvin Tilden
Gary P. Van Dyk
John Windle and Chris Loker
David B. Zenoff and Janet N. Hunter
$1,000 to $2,499
Anonymous (8)
Suzi K. Alexander and Gary Stolzoff
Margot Antonetty
Jeremy Avenier
Jessie Barker
Peter Bausch and Joyce Holland
Bruce Bell
Tee Beller
Keith Belling
Helen Berggruen and Hilary Rand
Eve Bernstein and Alex Gersznowicz
Karen Blasing, Guidewire Software, Inc.
Janai and Tom Brengman
Leona Bridges
Ann and Ray Brown
Joanna Bueche and Timothy Pueyo
Pete Bullard and Andrew Ogus
John Busby
Thomas and Marjorie Callinan
Jim Canales and Jim McCann
Matt Casey
David and Karin Chamberlain
John D. Clark
George Cogan and Fannie Allen
Edward and Nancy Conner Fund
Carson Cox and Deborah Haase
Tom and Jennifer Cunningham
Alison Davis and Matthew Le Merle
Patricia Swig Dinner
Thomas L. Driscoll and Nancy Quinn
Donald and Janice Elliott Fund, an advised fund
of Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Laura Enos
Conor Famulener
Peter Farmer
Neil Fink
Randi and Bob Fisher
Kathilee Fong
Ronald and Barbara Francies
Carol L. Francis and Steve Ellier Chapman
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Frankel
Richard and Stephanie Fredericks
Linda Frey and Noah Goldberg
Ellen A. Friedman
Harold and Sheldon Furst Endowment Fund
Jeff Garelick
Kristina Gavello
Ernest and Judith Getto
Michael Ginther and Jim O’Donnell
Robin Guido
Kelly Hawk and Brian Kusler
Sarah Herringer
James Hodges
Tom Holland and Sandra Carroll
Adam H. Holt and Susanna Giles Holt
Winnifred and Bruce Homer-Smith
The Honorable James Hormel
Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Isbell
Emily and Steve Janowsky
Chelsea Johnson
Dan, Rosemary, David, Dan and Deborah Kaplan
Thomas R. Kearney
Linda G. Kendall
Nancy Kivelson and Tom Angstadt
Michael S. Kwun and Sigrid Anderson-Kwun
David LaHorgue
Ross LaJeunesse
Debbie and Chris Lammers
Christine Leong
Karen M. Long
Bill and Susanne Losch
Michael MacBryde
Michael and Karen MacDonald
Susan and Steven Masters
Rebecca McCray
Mr. Keith McWilliams and
Ms. Sheila McWilliams
Marc and Debbie Metcalf
Paulette Meyer and David Friedman
Michael D. Miller and Ronald Eastman
Warren Mullen and Chris Mathews
Loretta and Mark Mullins
Lisa Nahmanson and Sandra Steele
Paul Nakada
Robert Newbold
Jeffrey Nussbaum
Kelly A. O’Brien
Cara Peck
Greg and Julie Pelling
Sonya and James Peters
Patty and Michael Phleger
David and Ruth Plant
Brian Plottner
Joe and Tarrah Pollaro
Randy and Cynthia Pond
Darren S. Post
Brian M. Powers
Paula B. Pretlow
Benjamin J. Prince
Stephanie Anderson Pugash Fund
Tobin Pugash
Karen Quint
Adam Reilly
Rodan Family Philanthropic Fund of The Jewish
Community Foundation
Barbara and Richard Rosenberg
Michele and John Ruskin
Rachel and Matt Scholl
Aaron C. Schwartz
Pamela and John Sebastian
Beatrix Lazard Seidenberg and
Michael Seidenberg
Mahla Shaghafi
Tom Shannon
Margaret Sheehan
Michael and Debbie Shepherd
The Sher-Right Fund
Michelle and James Shorin
Robin Silva
John and Christine Simpson Fund
Scott G. Smith
David Stomp
Robert Suehiro
John F. Thistleton
Blake and Beth Thompson
Lance Thomson
Dyann Tresenfeld
Terence H. Tsai
Lynn Webb
James Weir
Weisman Foundation
Estelle Weyl
Scott Whitman
Jeanne and Mike Williams
Victoria Willock, Willock Partners
Mary Lou Wilson
Damian Wisniewski
Douglas and Jane Wolf, Wolf Family Fund
Samuel Wolff and Sue Taylor
Steve and Lin Woodward
Richard and Victoria Zitrin
$500 to $999
Anonymous (10)
Douglas and Nancy Abbey
Paul S. Almy
Tarang and Hirni Amin
Thorsten Anderson
Wendy Thieler Antipa
Martha Baer
Sandra Bagnatori
Andrew and Kathy Barish
Nick Bell
Ms. Cassandra Benjamin
JoAnn and Jack Bertges
James Blattner
Rob and Laura Bowlby
Barbara and John Boyle
George Brandt and Maureen Blanc
Iain and Rebecca Bridges
Owen and Alison Brown
Carla S. and Calvin A. Bryant
Ron and Sydney Bushman
Patricia Calfee
Conrad J. Camit
Scott M. Campbell and Maryam Amidi
Gerald Campos
Ray Cannon and John Sullivan
Kristine Caratan
Tonya Carmien
Jonathan Carpenter
Martin S. Checov and Timothy J. Bause
Dan Clifford and Linda Shih
Laura Crabb
John Cullison
Gretta and Rodney D’Acquisto
Diana Daniels
Erin and Richard Darwin
Timothy G. Davenport
Mark S. Davis
Lara C. DellaRocca and James Erwig
Jessica Denecour
Richard Deutman
Gregg Dillenbeck and Jamie Shauvin
Steven Dollinger
Nathaniel Durbin
Karl P. Englert
Paul Farr and Ryan Ellis
Sarah Flanagan
Ben Fort and Katie Zack
Raymond Fort, Jr.
Bina Galal
Alison F. Geballe
Sharon Gillars
Nicholas Gilliam
Elon Ginzburg
Karen J. Goelz
Philip Green
William J. Gregory
Kathleen Grogan
01
Ellis Street Apartments are
first youth-centered affordable
housing project in US.
Expanded HIRE UP program relocates
to Sutter Street.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health ser vices
are enhanced throughout all programs.
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[12]
Mark Gudaitis
Jennifer and Gary Guerrero
Carmine and Wendy Guerro
Janine Guillot and Shannon Wilson
Brian Hadaway
Scott and Lisa Halsted
Douglas Hanlin
Alyssa and Jonathan Harris
Joel Hausman
Mark Hawk
Libby and Craig Heimark
James Hendriksen and Terisa Chaw
Dana Hermansen
D & J Hodgson Family Foundation, an advised
fund of Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Katharine Holland
Dr. Charles J. Homcy Charitable Foundation
Molly and John Hooper
Jane and Herman Howerton
Martha Huettl
Mary Huss
James M. Illig and Larry Dotz
Shannon Jackson and Michael Korcuska
Rebecca J. Jacoby
Mrs. Katharine H. Johnson
Morris N. Jones
Dan Joraanstad Faith in the Future of Horizons
Foundation
Fazal Kaka
Bess Kane
Michael Kaney
Peggy and Edmund Kavounas
Greg Kieber and Anne Etgen
Patricia Kim-Gable and Scott Gable
Barbara and Steve Kirmse
John Kirtland
Toni Knudson
Jeremy Koch
Stephen Koch and Kathryn Nyrop
Cheryl La Franchi
Elyse Lancendorfer
Stacey Lawrence
Maribelle and Stephen Leavitt, through
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the Simcha Foundation
Jean-Yves Lendormy
Mary Lester
Rich Lewetzow
Donna Linden
Scott and Erica Lindstrom-Dake
Lena Lionetti
Darin C. Little
Christina Lockwood
Chris M. Long and Pamela Dieckman
Margaret Lourenco
Barry Lozier
Janet Luck and Stephen Kealhofer
Linda Martin and Ruth Allen
Lucy S. McAllister
Sean E. McBride
Patricia A. McCaffrey
Colleen McGarry and Michael Ferreboeuf
Peter Michael McKinney
Ellen McLean and Anthony Imhof, III
Kathryn K. McNeil
Kate and Andy Mecca
Barbara J. Meislin
Dirk Michels
Drs. M. Ronald and Carol A. Miller
Luke W. Miratrix
Chelsea Morris
Mat Mullen and Kyle Roslyn
Jeff Nanney
David and Suzu Neithercut
Stuart and Darcie Newton
Willis H. Newton, Jr.
Dennis Nix
Gisele Norris
David J. Nygren, Ph.D.
Dennis Olivas
John Osborne
Julie Ousley
Joanne Pagan
Cora Page
Jane and James Park
David Parker
Margot Parker and Joel Spolin
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The LOFT group home for 15-18 year olds opens.
Catherine Parkin and Maurice Mitchell
In memorium of Jonathan Bud Parkin
John Pedicini
John and Amanda Pomeroy
Douglas A. Powell
William Primozic
Angela Rando
Mark Resnick
Sandy L. Rolleri
Terry Rolleri
John Root and Betsy Blumenthal
Kathleen M. Ryan and Anne Guiltinan
Bob Ryker
Sylvette Amanda Sawyers
Nathalie and William Schmicker
Ulrich Schmid-Maybach
Abby and Gene Schnair
Christopher N. Schulman
Paula and Walter Schwartz
L. Gregory Scott and Pamela Otstot
Elizabeth R. Shafer
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Sherwin
Barbara Shipley and Paul Lamoreux
Alan and Laverne Silverman
Ms. V’Anne Singleton
Susan Snow
Timothy Sofo
Starr Spangler and Tyler Rey
Sarah Sparks
James E. Spear
Diane and Chris Spirandelli
Thomas and Giselle Sponholtz
Jane and Richard Springwater
Jan Woodward Stevenson
Joe Strulowitz
Mary Sullivan and Jeff Graham
Mark and Kristen Swift
Daniel Tam
Scott E. and Carol L. Taylor
David and Diane Thompson
Christopher Tilley
Lydia Titcomb
Kimberly Toney
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Ways to get Involved
Ways to get Involved
Scott Torgan
Michele K. Trausch and Michael Slaughter
Tuchman Training Systems
Suzanne and Gene Valla
Elisa Vives and Simeon Tienpont
John Vogel and Anthony Berno
Robin and Carl Washington
Harvey Wasserman
Steve Wissing
Felicity Wohltman
Ingrid Woods and Steve Cummings
Jesse Woodward
T.G. Zimmerman
Mary and Harold Zlot
Make a donation/host a donation
drive or event.
For a few hours a month to a few
hours every week
Make a corporate matching gift
donation.
Assist youth in one of our Larkin Street
programs.
Make an in-kind donation.
Share your professional talents.
Include us in your planned giving
and memorial gifts.
Lead the charge on a gift or clothing drive.
Help solicit in-kind or auction donations
for events.
Give a gift of stock.
$250 to $499
Anonymous (18)
Michael O. Abendroth
Elena Achilli
Byron Ackerman
Mark and Katherine Agnew
Matthew C. Alber
J. S. Allegretti
Chris Armstrong and Lou Dangles
Kenneth and Denise Arola
The Employees of AT&T Services, Inc.
Steve Atkinson
Eva Auchincloss
Judy Austin
Teresa and Joel Backman
Sheila Baisley
Colin Barceloux
Bill Barnes
Julia Baron
Susan Barrows
Pamela and Douglas Barry
Jana Barsten
Diane Bartell
Marie Bartie
Alvin H. Baum, Jr. and Robert Holgate
George E. Becker, M.D.
Gerry B. Belling
Martin Beresford
Donate now online:
www.larkinstreetyouth.org/donate
Attend
Attend or sponsor a Larkin Street event.
Paving the Way Gala
March 14, 2014
www.pavingthewaygala.com
Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards
June 5, 2014
www.cfoawards.org
Visit the events page for a full list
of events at:
www.larkinstreetyouth.org/events
Attend the next orientation:
www.larkinstreetyouth.org/volunteer/
Email: volunteer @ larkinstreetyouth.org
Call: (415) 673.9011 ext. 221
Learn
Take a tour, attend a youth graduation
or come to a breakfast with our Executive
Director to learn more about how we
are serving youth and to see our programs
in action.
Take a Tour
– at any time
Celebrate at a Youth Graduation
– monthly
Attend a Breakfast with the
Executive Director
– quarterly
Enjoy or host a Wine & Cheese Reception
– throughout the year
Email: klowry@ larkinstreetyouth.org
Call: (415) 673.0911 ext. 301
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Drop-In Center and Medical Clinic
move to Sutter Street.
Volunteer
Give
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HIV Specialty Clinic offers expanded outpatient services.
HIRE UP initiative unifies educational and employment services.
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The 8 Annual Bay Area
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CFO of the Year Awards
June 5, 2013
The Westin St. Francis
Paving the Way
March 14, 2013
The Four Seasons
The 11th annual Paving the Way was one of the best ever with 400 community leaders
and philanthropists gathering to celebrate and raise over $725,000 for Larkin Street.
We were joined by special guests, Mark Buell, Chair of the America’s Cup Organizing
Committee and Jimmy Spithill, Skipper and Helmsman for ORACLE Team USA.
S p e c i al g u e s t Mar k Bu e l l r e mar k e d
“Larkin Street Youth Services has always
stood out as an innovator, constantly expanding
their scope to meet the evolving challenges
these young people face on a daily basis.
It was an honor celebrating the achievements
of Larkin Streets’ youth with this outstanding
organization.”
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Thank you to all of our sponsors,
supporters and guests.
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Avenues to Independence opens,
Larkin Street’s first transitional living program.
The 8th Annual Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards celebrated the Lifetime Achievement
honoree and CFO of the Year finalists and winners. The event raised over $455,000 for
Larkin Street and has raised over $3.2 million in total over the past eight years.
A special thank you to the 2013 Title Sponsor, Deloitte.
Congratulations to the winners of the 2013 Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards.
Winner, Hall of Fame – Lifetime Achievement Award:
Byron Pollitt, Chief Financial Officer, Visa Inc.
Winners of the 2013 Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards:
Public Company with revenues above $500MM
Frank Calderoni, Cisco
Public Company with revenues up to $500MM
Ron Gill, NetSuite
Non-Public Company
Mark Lomele,
Recology
Emerging Company
Carrie Dolan,
Lending Club
Transformation Agent
Daniel Morissette,
Stanford Hospital & Clinics
Non-Profit Organization
Amy Prescott Donovan,
Alameda County Community Food Bank
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Nina and Michael Berg
Marcy J. Bergman
Danielle Bersen
Paul Bohn
Annette Boynton
Kelly Landers Boynton
Mark and Lisa Brandin
Mark and Mary Brody
Linda J. Brodzik
Marian Buckhart
Van Bui
Michael A. Bulawit
Eleanor and Bernard Burke
Gabe Burke
Caroline Burnett
Elizabeth S. Bykoff
John and Patricia Cahill
Frank Calderoni
Jane and Roy Camblin
Greg Campbell
Lauren Canas
Christopher and Kathleen Carpou
Laurie Carvill
Kristen Casado
Randall Caudill
CB Fund
Courtney Cervantes
Kuji Chahal
Dorena Chan
Henry and Judy Chan
Mr. Leslie Chard and Ms. Tanda Neundorf
Eunice and Donald Chee
Daniel A. Cody and Elizabeth Mackenzie
Amanda Coffee
Elizabeth L. Colton
Laurence A. Colton and John W. McCoy
David Conte
Topher Conway
Jonathan Cooper
Craig Copeland
Charles Cowell
Mariano Curat
Robert Dalehite
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Assisted Care/After Care
is first U.S. licensed residential facilit y
for youth living with AIDS.
Mary Liz De Jong
David and Jennifer DeGraaff
Cara Prehn Despota
Lee Dixon
Mark and Julie Douglass
Ruby Drake and Chiara Drake
Paul Dunn
Glenn Eagleson
Annie Ellicott
John Lemoyne Ellicott
Dr. James Emerson
Sandra Erickson
Don Eugene
Ellen M. Everitt
Elyse Farkas
Bret Fischer
Craige P. Flater and Gregory P. Brorby
Cynthia and Bill Floyd
Stephen Follansbee and Richard Wolitz
Ashley Fontanetta
Monica Foote
Shirley and James M. Forbes
Jennifer Franklin
Lois and Bruce Friedman
Kathe and Dan Friel
Odette M. Go
Andrew Goodhand
Kathleen Gorman
Mary L. Gorman
Greg Grant
Zane Gresham and Carol J. Robinson
Neil Griffith
Richard Grotch and Erika Pardo
Leslie R. Guggenheim
Joan Guilford
Brianna Haag
James W. Haas
Kristin A. Hagan
Katherine Dehart Hale
Amanda Hall
Jack F. Hamilton
Dorothy Harkavy
Eric Harvieux
Caley M. Heekin
David Heenan
Annika Held
Carolyn and Chip Herman
Michael Hexner and Karen Justis
Herb Heyneker
Maureen B. Hodson
Gene Hoffman, Jr.
Lindley Hollender
Douglas Horngrad
Joanne and Richard Horning
Frank W. Horst
Ken Howery
Schuyler Hudak
Nick Hudson
George H. and Leslie P. Hume
Stephen D. Hutcheon
Lek Jaem-Jaeng
Becky Jaimes
Paul Jastrzebski
Julie Jenanyan
Mike and Kate Jenkins
Victoria and Tim Johns
Simon Johnson
Karen Jones-Mason and Daniel Mason
Christina and Walter Jong
Maura Martin Joyce
Mary Jung
Nathaniel Kane
Niranjan Karnik
Larry R. Kasten
Neil Kay
Ruth and John Kennedy
Cole Kinney
Lynn Kirshbaum
Kevin P. Kneafsey
Aarti Kohli
Anne and Kurt Kroger
Michael D. Lampen
Maureen and John Landers
Chris Lane
Vaelaa Barbara Lang
Elaine B. Larkin
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Betsy LaTorre
Jon Laubscher
Jennifer Lee
Scott Levokove
David Lewis
Steve Lichtenberg and Betsy S. Aubrey
William Lock and Darlene Wong-Lock
David Lofts
Victor Long
Marques Lopez
Cynthia Lor
Rebekah Lowe
Susan Lowenberg and Joyce Newstat
Mark D. McCaffrey
Christopher Meehan and Mary Ann Koory
Paul J. Mele
John and Betsy Mell
Tommy Mike
Jane Miller
Mike Milley
Kevin Mirsky
Lawrie Mott
Susan Moy
Stephen D. Nelson
Jeff Nemy
Erik Noland
Nina Noring
Joshua Nossiter
Philip O’Connor
Daniel Oh
Ashley Oliver
Daniel O’Rielly and Margaret Metz
William and Caroline Orrick
Leigh Oshirak
Nick Pearson
Christopher H. Pederson
Kim and Harris Perdikou
Anthony Peters
Brynn and Galen Pewtherer
Bo Phillips
Michael Pierce
Eileen Piker
Chris Porter
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First Paving the Way Gala.
LEA SE housing program for former foster youth begins.
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Patric Thompson Powell
Alix Pruzansky
Tanya Quinn
Daniel Ravina
David and Ellen Romanski
Dane and Sophie Ross
Michael and Doris Rudolph
Gregory J. Ryken
David and Lillian Sage
Risa Sandler
Sue and Alan Saunders
Elizabeth Scheines and Ron Elton
Gerard Schenkkan
Else Marie Schmidt
Rebecca Schneider
Katie Selenski
Judy and Wylie Sheldon
Edward F. and Denise K. B. Silicani
Kelly and Edward Simpson
William Snyder
Joy and Paul Soulier
Jimmy and Jennifer Spithill
Chinar and Ryan Starck
A. William Stein
Dennis C. Stephens
Jaap Suermondt
Gary Sullivan and Timothy Lynn
Melody J. Summers
Mr. Rod Suzuki
Virginia Swanberg
Michelle Sweeney
John and Anne Syer
Yunsian Tai
Art Taylor
Kathleen and Scott Taylor
Barry Tereshkow
Karl G. Trass
Rudy, Robin and Riley Trubitt
Tracey Turk
Geraldine and Dan Uharriet
Michelle Unruh
Steve Uphaus
Vanessa Vadas
Daniel Van Acker
Jill Vanoncini
Matt Venturi
Jared Vermeil and Ragnar von Schiber
Guri Walia and Ravi Walia
Kay and Sandy Walker
The Wallace Family Fund, an advised fund
of Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Samantha Weaver
Brad and Karen Webb
James Webb
Rich Weingart
David Werdegar, M.D.
Jack Wilkie
Lauren Williams
Sara and Ross Wilson
William Wynn Wong
Ryan William Wright
Dr. Sharon Youmans
David Bruce Young
$100 to $249
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Millie M. Abernathy
Keren and Robert Abra
Michela O’Connor Abrams
Norman S. Abramson and David V. Beery
Barbara J. Ageno
Douglas P. Allen
Bradley G. Allender
Jacqueline Al-Uqdah
Pamela and Brady Ambler
Helga and William Andereck
Kyle Anderson and Nancy Field
Bradley Andrews
Jenny Appel
Elizabeth Lawler Ashley
Tom Austin
Elyssa Bairstow
Madeleine and Norbert Bajurin
Stan and Mary Baker
Colleen Bal
Jaime Balboa
Peter and Noriko Balint
Ryan Barrett
Ellen Basilico
William Bassett
Suzan W. Bateson
Neal Battersby
Ann Bauman
Marta Bayol
Chris Beaver
Sheila Beck
James Beckemeyer
Chase Beeler
Joyce and Joseph Behar
Barbara F. Bentley
Prof. R. Joseph Berard
Cartter Berg
Edward J. Bernacki
Alison M. Berndt
Mike Berry
Hayley Besecker
Pratik S. Bhatt
Rishi Bijlani
Alan Billingsley
Roger Biscay
Philip D. Black and Brigitte L. Sandquist
Foundation
Sharon Black
Mark Blecher
Steven Blumlein and Arlyne Charlip
Lorraine Bosche
Dione Bowers
Christopher and Jennifer Boyd
Adrienne Brabant
Jennifer Brann
Rena Bransten
A. Breingan and T. White
Ellen and Andrew Brengman
Robin Lynn Brewer
Karen Broome
Anthony Brown
Roxanne Brunsting
Bernice Brunswig
Ariel Bryant
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John W. Bryant
Peter Bull
Natalie Burigin
Tom Burke and Axel Brunger
Kenneth Burnet
Pam and Jeffrey Byers
Jacob Byrne
John and Barbara Callander
Stacey Camillo
Angela Cantelmi
Aurele and Paul Carlat
Richard Carlstrom
Linda Carlton
Andrew Carpentier
Mary Rose Cassa
Anne Cassia
Susie and John Cecchi
Marcus Chairez
Sheree Chambers
Eddy S. F. Chan and Victor A. Hundahl
John M. Charnon
Germaine S. Chee
Sarah Chester
Brandon Child
Madeline Chun and John Farnkopf
Czarina Chung
Konstantin Chuykov
Margaret Cimino
Erin Clark
Mike Clark and Arlene Waksberg
Ken Cleaveland
Gigi Cleveland
Geraldine J. Clifford
Callie Coburn
Kimberly Cofer
Bonnie Cohen
Valerie Collett
George and Jane Collier
Susan Colman and Jonathan Blanding
Tyler and Barbara Comstock
Ray and Monica Conrady
David Copper, Jr.
Mackenzie Corbett
Friends of Larkin Street
Hotel Zetta & Ice Skating Party
September 26 & December 4, 2013
Friends of Larkin Street kicked off a year of events with casual
cocktails at the Hotel Zetta followed by their 4th Annual Holiday
Ice Skating Party at the Embarcadero Rink, raising a combined
$25,000. Friends of Larkin Street hosts various events throughout the year focused on raising awareness and funding for
Larkin Street.
Larkin Street Golf Tournament
September 16, 2013
Lake Merced Golf Club
It was a beautiful day on the greens at the 12th Annual
Larkin Street Golf Tournament this year. Over 100 golfers
played the award winning course and concluded the
evening with a reception at the Club House that included
an awards ceremony and silent auction. Thank you to our
sponsors, volunteers and golfers who helped us raise over
$50,000 for Larkin Street Youth Services.
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Castro Youth Housing Initiative offers housing and ser vices to LGBTQ youth.
First Corporate Leadership Breakfast.
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Haight Street Referral Center
provides gateway in the Haight.
Peter Carpou, 309 youth complete
mosaics at Powell BART station.
2013 JPMorgan Chase Corporate Challenge
Benefiting Larkin Street Youth Services
September 3, 2013
Nearly 11,000 participants ran in the J.P. Morgan Chase Corporate Challenge,
making it the largest turnout yet. For the third year JPMorgan Chase made a
donation on behalf of the Corporate Challenge to Larkin Street, for which we are
deeply thankful. A special thank you to the 30 staff, board, and family members
who represented Team Larkin Street!
The San Francisco Social
Benefiting Larkin Street Youth Services
November 16, 2013
W San Francisco
Celebrating it’s 8 th year, The San Francisco Social, a group of young professionals,
raised over $65,000 for Larkin Street Youth Services. With nearly 500 attendees,
the evening began with dinner at the Sir Francis Drake Hotel then moved to the gala
at the W San Francisco for dancing, live entertainment and a silent auction to benefit
Larkin Street. This year the event included a pop-up art gallery of art work from
the Larkin Street Youth
Services Art Program.
We thank the members
and guests of The
San Francisco Social
for honoring Larkin
Street Youth Services
as their beneficiary for
the past two years.
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Larkin Street assumes management
of Diamond Youth Shelter.
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Foster Care program begins with four-bed home for Latino youth.
Ana Corrales
Dana Corvin and Harris Weinberg
Michele and Matt Cost
Maureen and David Costello
Susan Coughlin
Peggy Crawford and Bruce Scharschmidt
Gabriella G. Cross
John Crossfield
James Cunniff
Gregory and Mary Dalzell
John Paul De Cecco
Vincent P. Demartel
Carlin Decato and Ramana Rao
Kathryn and Andrew Deems
D. J. Deiwert
Tim Dekay
Yvette Delgado
Sandra Delk
Sharon Dezurick
Mardi Dier
Frances A. Dillingham
Michael P. Dillon
Rebecca Doles
Andrew Dollard
William Donahoe and M. Kristin Klein
Sonia Dong
Robert and Annemarie Donjacour
Lawrence and Amy Donovan
Bailey Douglass
Richard Doyle
Benjamin Draper
John Drum, Jr.
Yasmeen Drummond
Thomas and Marsha Dugan
Diane Ehrensaft, Ph.D.
Joseph Ehrman III
Brandel Eiger and Robin Kehoe
Suzanne and Allan Epstein
Anne Estabrook
Robin Evitts
Neil and Barbara Falconer
June Farmer and Soul Htite
Ellen Farrell
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Falon Fatemi
Henry Fee
Roland and Lois Feller
Timothy Fiacco
Marquesa Finch
Ben and Barbara Flajnik
Francoise G. Fleishhacker
Vicki and David Fleishhacker
Francisco Flores
Jeff Foote and Cosgrove Norstadt
Mackenzie Fotsch
James Fousekis
Jeffrey Fraenkel and Alan Mark, Fraenkel Gallery
Robin Fragner
Chris Franks
Robert Freidenberg
Deborah J. Fricke
Marc Fuller
Janet and Verlan Gabrielson
Sally Greer Galway
Brice Joseph Gamble
Shelly and Phinean Gardner
John Gilliland and Eric Pfeiffer
Michael Gilmore
Madison Ginnett
William Glass
Jeffrey Glickman
Nanci and Len Glogauer
Eugene Godsoe
Max Gokhman
Gail B. Goldman
Alex Goldsbrough
Constance and Paul Goldsmith
Diana and Gregory Gomez
Michael T. Gomez
Hilary Gordon and Michael Blumlein
Chris Gorog
Jacob Gotta
Kevin Gough
Kay Sprinkel Grace
Michael and Jennifer Grady
Doris W. Grau
A. Liberty Greene
First Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards event.
Irma M. Grieve
Sarah Grimaldi
Sarah Grossman-Swenson
Keith Grundy
Marsha and Ralph Guggenheim
John M. Gutierrez
Vickie and Bill Hagbom
Marian Halley
George Halsted
Brian Hamilton
William D. Hardie
Gretchen and David Hardman-Riedell
Leanna and John Harper
Michael Harris and Becca Foster
Daniel N. Hartdegen
Jillian Harvey
James W. R. Hastings
Amy Hauser
Randy J. Heinz
Jason Hemp
Barbara and Hugh Hempill
Claire Herr
Jack Herr
Kevin Hickey
Richard N. Hill and Nancy Lundeen
Sharon E. Hill
Elaine A. Hilp
Kayla Hinderscheid
Ben Hirsch-McShane
George and Candy Hisert
Peter Ho
Dan Hodapp and Peggy Da Silva
G.R. and Marion Hodges
Deborah and Craig Hoffman
Stephanie and Rudolph Hof fman
Ashley Hoffmann and K. C. Corkery
Dana Hoffmann
Grayson Hoffmann
James Hoffmeister
Susan Hogeland
George Holmes
Robert W. Holmes
Teresa M. Holway and Wade C. Painter
Lorraine and Victor Honig
Andrew J. Howard
Stephanie Howell
Darril Hudson
Jordan Hudson
Anne and Robert Huggins
William Hughes, Jr.
Ronald A. Hummel
Laurie Hunter and Jonathan MacQuitty
Savannah Hunter
Mary Hurley
Callum Hutchins
Mary Ellen Hutchison
Natalie Hwang
Karen C. Inaba
Beth Ingram
Roean N. Iscoff
Derek Jacobsen
Aaron Jacobson
Eric Jacoby
Ivan Jelic
Barbara and Thomas Job
Marta S. Johnson
Ron Johnson
Julie A. Jones and Carl Espe
Wilhelm H. Joseph, Jr.
Pamela Jue
Rebecca Juskovic
Ramam Kapur
Stephen Kaus and Melissa Havilan
Gary Kebbel and Kenneth Mason
Kathleen M. Keene
Beth and Max Kellenberger
Donald E. Kelley, Jr. and Susan Getman
Monica Kelly
Corene Kendrick
Jeffrey Kerr
Brian Kerwin
Susan Ketcham and Anne Casscells
Megan Ketchum
Etienne Khoury
Michael Kieschnick
Casey King
Routz offers scattered-site housing and services
to youth with behavioral health needs.
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Kim E. Klaus and Peter Demarest
Lawrence Klein
Susan M. Klein
Brian Kliment
William and Jennifer Knapp
Brian Knauss
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald and Rosette Koch
Thomas Kocon
Gerald W. Kohr
Jennifer Kopec
Carole Kornblum
James Kraft
Bill and Anita Kramer
Kelly A. Kramer
Joost Krikhaar
John Krsul
Belle Krumholz
Gary W. Kukus
Sydney La Londe
Susan and Charles Lakatos
Jane and Joseph Lambert
Thomas Lammers
Karen L. Landau
Kaitlyn Landers
Stanley W. Landfair
Libbie Landles-Cobb
Tom Larwin
Kathryn F. Lawrence
Kenneth Le Blanc
Kathleen and James Leak
Nancy Leavens
Olson and Nancy Lee
Sloane Lehman
David W. Lerner
Alan W. Leung
Robert S. Levy
John Leys
Sonya Li
Richard Liebman
Mark Wade Lieu and Robert Kerman
Stephen and Jaynie Lilley
Christopher Linn
Sarah Little
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Arts Program is expanded.
Ann Wadsworth Liuzza
Paul A. Lockie
Gina P. Lopez, M.D.
John Loschmann and Jeff Sherwood
Charles M. Louderback
Larry Loyd and Nick Walker
Sandra and John Lucas
Will Lujan
Michael J. Lum
John and Nancy Lyons
Rod MacGregor
Sheila Mackay
Madeleine Mahaney
Xander Mahony
Lisa W. Maibach and John K. Yamaguchi
Jerrold A. Maki
William T. Manierre and Barbra Hall
Jean L. Mar
Larry Mar and Losa Wong
Deno Marcum
Jennifer Margolin
Paul Marner and Maurice Sainte-Yves
John L. Martin
Wendell Martin
Erin Mastopietro
Caroline Matthews
Sarah Maxwell
Veery Maxwell
Monica Mazzei
George McCall
Kyri McClellan
Mac McClelland and Nancy Crolius
Amber McClure and J. J. Mullane
Laura McCrea and Robert Ragucci
Mary Louise McDonnell
Sharon McGinnis
Mark McGoldrick
Derek M. McGreal
John and Melissa McIlwain
Martha D. McKenna
Todd McKenna
Kirk McKenzie
Suzi McKinley
Martin McMahon
Mickey Meehan
Joseph Melfi
Annette Mello and Marcus Jager
Renee Mendez
Manuel Merjil
Elida Mesa
Kate Michels
Roger Miles
Howard J. and Eleanor W. Miller
Judith W. and Walter Miller
Richard A. Miller
Jeffrey Mills
Kenneth J. Mills, M.D.
Phylis Mills
Mindful Assets
Rob Mitchell
Matt Mlinac
Phillip W. Moffitt
Ed Montoya
Rose Ann Moorman
John Mori and Adela Tan
Emily Morley
Richard Morrison
Morgan and Allen Morton
Anna-Barbara Moscicki, M.D.
Milton J. Mosk
Melanie and Drew Mount
Valerie L. Mountain
Monique Moyer
Catherine Munson
Robert and Suzanne Murillo
Amber Murphy
Michael Murphy
Michael A. Murray
Peter Muscat
Gregory K. Myers
Jennifer Nelsen
Mitchell Neto
Ellen M. Newman
Nancy and William Newmeyer, III
Kasey Hoi Ng
Patrick Pei Liang Ng
Antoine Nguyen
Gloria Northrup
Megan Nottingham
Robert Nurisso
James Oakley
Susan T. Obata, M.D.
Catherine and Kenneth O’Brien
Erin Odisio
Debi O’Leary
Keith Onodera and Jill Tajima
Monica B. O’Reilly
John and Patricia O’Sullivan
Patsy R. Oswald
Laurie and Lance Page
Mary and John Palmer
Constantine Panagotacos
Margot Parke
Edward and Judith Parken
Nancy Parrague
Jordan Paxton
Mary Anne Pedroni
Anthony Perisin
Richard A. Petit
Travis Petovello
Jeri Pierson
Susan Podolsky, M.D.
Chris Poe
Lee and Stuart Pollak
Stacey Poole
Michael Poplardo
James and Dina Potter
Patpol Pow-anpongkul
Maria Powers
Michael T. Rafferty
Nancy and Alan Raznick
Koury Reid
Chuck Reinhard
Edward D. Reiskin
C. J. Rendic
Timothy J. Repp
Stuart Resnick
Rebecca Rhine and Kevin Gibbons
Janice E. Richards
G-House opens to meet needs of transition-aged youth, 18-24.
Community Involvement
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
As a community-based nonprofit
organization, Larkin Street Youth
Services depends upon community
support in order to thrive. We could
not function without the help of
volunteers working throughout our
programs every day. Whether they
are cooking meals, tutoring, sorting
donations or helping us to beautify a space for
our youth, volunteers are an integral part of
everything going on at Larkin Street. The energy,
creativity, time, and passion they contribute
enhances Larkin Street’s ability to provide highquality comprehensive services for our youth,
and we are truly grateful for this support.
VOLUNTEERS
Community and Corporate Volunteer Groups
We thank the following companies and groups
for their time and dedication:
Salesforce
Trumark Urban
McKesson
PwC
Twitter
Morpho Detection
Room and Board
Air BnB
Boston Consulting
Google
Schwab
Group
Bain
Adobe Systems, Inc.
Ernst & Young
Wilson West
Levi Strauss & Co.
Calvary Presbyterian
Banana Republic
Triage Consulting
Wells Fargo
Gap
Deloitte
Hilton Hotels
GSC Logistics
K Force
Yammer
Pottery Barn
Davita, Inc.
Robert Walters, PLC
Burrill & Co.
SF LGBTQ Advisory
Rothstein Kass
JP Morgan Chase
Council
Adap.tv
LinkedIn
CH2M Hill
Square
New Relic
Merrill Lynch
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July 2012 – June 2013 Volunteer Support
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Services to Latino youth strengthened;
each department has bilingual staff.
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Program Volunteers
Interns
Holiday Volunteers
Group Volunteers
91
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42
1,073
Total Volunteers
Total Volunteer Hours
1,214
27,038
After Care program provides housing,
case management to 54 HIV-positive youth.
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Larkin Street spins off Larkin Business Ventures,
now Juma Ventures.
Knowledge Leadership
Knowledge Leadership
Larkin Street extends impact beyond the youth we serve in programs through our commitment to knowledge sharing and thought dissemination. The goals are to contribute to the knowledge base
of best practices and to educate policymakers in order to impact the development of sound public policy related to homeless youth. This is achieved through various activities including publications,
presentations, advocacy e-letters, and technical assistance activities.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
Last year Larkin Street participated in 10 professional conference presentations across the United States on topics such as models of care for homeless youth, youth leadership, trafficking,
and workforce development.
Selected Conferences
Addressing HIV among Homeless Youth in the United States presented at International AIDS Conference
Youth Count! Ending Youth Homelessness in Communities in California and the Nation presented at Housing California
Harm Reduction – Workforce Development with Homeless Youth presented at National Association of Workforce Development Professionals Annual Conference
The Power of Peer Influence - Cultivating a Positive Peer Culture presented at National Runaway and Homeless Youth Grantee Conference
We Are Not for Sale - Helping TAY at Risk of, or Who Have Experienced, Commercial Sexual Exploitation presented at California Wellness Foundation Conference on Transitional
Age Youth
PUBLICATIONS
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Youth Homelessness in San Francisco: 2012 Report on Incidence and Needs, is an annual publication that provides an overview of the incidence of youth homelessness
in San Francisco, the needs of the population, and Larkin Street’s response.
Developing a Greater Understanding of the Prevalence and Characteristics of Homeless Youth outlines strategies that can be employed to develop a greater understanding
of the size and characteristics of the homeless youth population - expanded data collection by systems of care, enhanced Point-in-Time counts, and greater integration of data systems.
POLICY AND ADVOCACY
Larkin Street representatives participate in various workgroups, committees, and tasks forces to advocate on behalf of homeless youth. In addition representatives engage in other activities
throughout the year, selected examples from the last year:
Served as State Captain for National Alliance to End Homelessness Capitol Hill Lobby Day in Washington, DC. Hill Day provides advocates with an opportunity to meet with their
representatives to provide information and garner support for national legislation that has community level impacts. Meetings focused on funding for HUD’s homelessness assistance
programs, impact of sequestration, and support of youth homelessness programs through appropriations for the Runaway and Homeless Youth Act.
Hosted a group of state legislators at a visit to Lark Inn prior to the Assembly Select Committee on Homelessness Hearing - Housing, Social, Legal and Health Care Barriers
for Homeless Youth, LGBT Youth and Transitioning Foster Youth in San Francisco. Presented at the hearing on the LGBTQ homeless youth population, providing a description of
service needs and policy recommendations.
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After Care program begins serving youth
18 and over, youth with HIV.
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Larkin Street publishes HIV and Homeless Youth:
Meeting the Challenge.
Agencies across U.S. model HIV programs
on Larkin Street’s.
Hope and Milton Righetti
John J. Riley
Allan Riska
John Rivers
Brad Roberts and Anne Marie Burgoyne
Krista Rochin
Alisha Roeder
Bill Rogina
Stephanie Romo
Kathleen and Kenneth Rose
Jessica Ross
Daniel B. Ruby
Frank and Judith Ryan
Linda A. Sabau
Layla Sabourian
Anthony H. Sacco, Jr.
Tyler Saldo
Nikhil Saraf
Laura Saunders
Juan Scarlett
Janet and Victor Schachter
Randy Schlemmer and Lauren Barley
Hannah Schmunk
Aleatha Scholer
Laura Schwartz
Edmond Scola
Julian Scurci
S. Scott Seamands
Bruce Seidel
Joseph Seidler
Andrew Seligson
Yasoja Seneviratne
Lew Serbin
Mary-Ann and Richard Shafer
Scott Shafer
Minal Shah
Stefani Shanberg
George W. Shardlow
Ellen Shehadeh
Linda Shen and Bill Gorgas
Shira and William Shore
Sara Shores
Lou Ann Short
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Jeff Shupack
Eric Shuster
Stacey and Joan Shuster-Lefkowitz
Susie and Marc Sievers
Cathy Sih
Steven N. Siino
Lorinda Silverstein
Ann Simms
Karen Frankel Slater
Ivan Smiljanic
Deborah Smith
Katie Smith
Manolita Smith
Stacey M. Smith
Rory Snyder
Ryan Sobeck
Benjamin Soccorsy
Harriet and Mitchell Sollod
Michael Solomita
Kunal Sood
Neal Sornsen
Ward Sorrick
Mary and Will Spence
Robert A. Spoor
Clare H. Springs
John and Barbara Squeri
Steve and Michelle Stapp
Mary Beth and Bob Starzel
David Stegmiller
Shane Stephens
Tricia Stone and Chapin Koch
Scott Stoner
Fran Streets
Lindsay Stringer
Betsy Strong, Strong Legacy Planning
Steve Sullivan
Corinne Suyeyasu
Richard Takahashi
Jacqueline Tash
Shannon Beth Tatum
Guy Taylor
Martin Taylor
Bruna Teixeira
Holloway House opens, Larkin Street’s third
transitional living facility for 18 to 24 year olds.
Daniela Tempesta
Caitlin Thomas
Bill and Leslie Thompson
Sean Thornton-Jones
Sharon Toth
Margaret Tourje and Jane Krensky
Carol and John Tregenza
Leslie and Michael Trigg
Carmel Triska
Arthur Trueger
Ann and Herman Trutner
Stacy Trzesniewski
Gordon Tucker
Ellen Matthews Turiel
Jacob Turner
Michael Tye
Sandra Tye
David Ubogy, M.D.
John Ucovich, III
Peter Ulman
Rachel Ulman
Employees of the United States Court
of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in memory
of Steve Moorman
D. Kemp Valentine
Kathy Valiasek
Michael Vallarelli
Casan Van Langen
Pam and Cliff Vaniman
Debra and Michael Varner
Frances W. Varnhagen
Jeffrey Vick
Alexia Victor
Dash Victor
Sayoko Voorhees
Johanna and Michael Wald
Kenly Walker
John Walsham
Jessica Wan and John DeNero
Todd Wandell
Lynette and Christopher Westfall
Kevin Wewerka
Sean J. Whitney
Alexandra Wilbur
Cynthia and Jonathan Wilcox
Michael Wilk
April Willard
Christy Williams
Harvey Williams
Jasper Williams
Michael Williams
Kelly and Steven Willrich
Laurence Wilson
Jeanne Wing
Linda Winn
Alex Witherill
Jen Wohlner
Marcus D. Wong
Rachel Wong
Christopher Wood
Kenneth Woods
Bill Wright
The Honorable Carol Yaggy and
Ms. Mary Twomey
Anna Young
Jay-Dee Yu-Cote
Joseph Yumang
Ingu Yun
Joel Zacharias
Mary Ellen Zellerbach
Laura N. Zhang
Jennifer Zhao
Christina and Philip Zimbardo
Nancy and William Zinn
Rebecca Zucker
Lauren Zuorski
LARKIN STREET SOCIETY
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Anonymous
Lewis Byington
Marilyn and Bill Campbell
William and Mildred Campbell
Ray Cutino
Nancy and Phil Estes
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The Friends of Larkin Street is revived with a
kick-off event at the Press Club.
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Matt Irwin-Perkins
Debbie and Blake Jorgensen
Catharine and John Kalin
Irv Lichtenwald
Gary L. Lomax
Marcus Loy
Leif Nielsen
Carla Oakley and Kevin McCarthy
Rachel Randall-Jones
Jeanne M. Sears
Victoria Willock, Willock Partners
Mary Lou Wilson
David B. Zenoff and Janet N. Hunter
CORPORATIONS & FOUNDATIONS
$100,000 and Greater
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation
S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation
The David B. Gold Foundation
Lisa & Douglas Goldman Fund
The Tipping Point Community
Wells Fargo Foundation
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$25,000 to $99,999
Cisco Systems Foundation
Comerica Bank
Crowe Horwath LLP
The Gap Foundation
Genentech Foundation
GGS Foundation
Gilead Sciences
Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation
The Mimi and Peter Haas Fund
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
The Joseph & Vera Long Foundation
Louis R. Lurie Foundation
M·A·C AIDS Fund
Macy’s
Alexander M. and June L. Maisin Foundation
Metta Fund
PwC
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Diamond Youth Shelter
rebuild complete and opens as
a state-of-the-art emergency shelter
for 12-18 year olds.
Bob A. Ross Foundation
The San Francisco Foundation
George H. Sandy Foundation
The Nick Traina Foundation
Union Bank
$10,000 to $24,999
Academy of Friends
Adobe Foundation
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
The John R. Cahill Fund
Calvary Foundation
The Capital Group Companies
City National Bank
Contango Capital Advisors
Mary A. Crocker Trust
Dodge & Cox
EY
First Republic Bank
Five Bridges Foundation
Google
Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund
Robert Half International
Hanson Bridgett LLP
JPMorgan Chase & Company
Kaiser Permanente
KPMG LLP
The Joseph R. McMicking Foundation
Morgan Stanley Foundation
The Morrison & Foerster Foundation
Pottery Barn
Recology
Reed Smith LLP
The John Ben Snow Memorial Trust
South Peninsula Jewish Teen Foundation of
the Jewish Community Endowment Fund
Spencer Stuart
Twitter, Inc.
Visa
$5,000 to $9,999
Anonymous
The Apothecarium San Francisco
Autodesk, Inc.
AvAirPros Services
Bain & Company, Inc.
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation
BTIG
The Eucalyptus Foundation
G2 Insurance Services
The William G. Gilmore Foundation
Googlers Give Fund
Walter & Elise Haas Fund
The Hilltop Foundation
Jackson Family Wines
Latham & Watkins LLP
Leapup Marketing Solutions
Levi Strauss Foundation
Lindquist, von Husen & Joyce LLP
The Live Oak Fund of the Horizons Foundation
Macy’s Foundation
Marin/San Francisco Jewish Teen Foundation
of the Jewish Community Endowment Fund
McKenna Long & Aldridge Foundation
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
Salesforce.com
Annuziata Sanguinetti Foundation
Charles Schwab Foundation
State Street Foundation
Therapy Stores
Wallis Foundation
Willis Insurance Services of California
$1,000 to $4,999
Anonymous (2)
AAA Northern California, Nevada & Utah
Bank of the West
BAR Architects
BDO USA, LLP
BlackRock Matching Gift Program
BraunHagey & Borden LLP
C4X
The Capital Group Companies Charitable
Foundation
The Capital Group Companies Charitable
Foundation Matching Gifts
Cassidy Turley
CBRE
CH2M HILL
The City Club of San Francisco
Crowdtilt
Danford Foundation
Deloitte & Touche USA LLP
Flora Family Foundation
Give Something Back Fund
The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
The Hipstamatic Foundation for Photojournalism
Hood & Strong LLP
The John C. Kish Foundation
Lending Club
The Martin Group Executive Search
NetSuite, Inc.
New Resource Bank
Nice Ventures
Parthenon Capital Foundation
Peet’s Coffee & Tea
PG&E Corporation Foundation
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
Plant Construction Company
Portola Pharmaceuticals
PRC Clinical
Puccini & Pinetti
The Richmond/Ermet AIDS Foundation
RMG Networks
San Francisco Airport Commission
San Francisco Federal Credit Union
The San Francisco Giants
San Francisco Wine Exchange
Silicon Valley Bank
Splunk, Inc.
Trumark Urban
West Bay Builders
Williams-Sonoma
Whole Foods/Northern California
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Wilkes Bashford
WNPC Foundation
Yelp
1 st Annual Larkin Street Golf Tournament
held at the Lake Merced Golf Club.
Revenues & expenses
July 2012 – June 2013
Revenues and Expenses
REVENUES
City, State and Federal 8,927,803
Sources of Revenue
Foundation Grants
1,820,073
Public Sources
63%
Individual & Corporate Contributions
2,140,724
Private Contributions
16%
Other Contributions
134,481
Foundations 13%
Special Events, net 925,173
Events
7%
Interest and Investment Income
1,048
Other
1%
Loss From Retirement of Assets*
(394,284)
Other Revenue
103,192
Total revenue and support
13,658,210
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EXPENSES
Program Services
12,172,058
Allocation of Expenses
General & Administrative
1,179,632
Programs
86%
Fundraising
834,622
Administrative
8%
Fundraising 6%
Total expenses
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
14,186,312
(528,102)
* Loss related to retirement of tenant improvements incurred when we purchased
a long leased program site.
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Larkin Street rebuilds and expands space and ser vices.
Larkin Street offers one of country’s first street-based HIV
education and prevention programs for youth.
Program Statistics
July 2012– June 2013
Program Statistics and Youth Served
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Place of Origin
California
San Francisco
Other Bay Area
California Non-Bay Area
58%
43%
29%
28%
Other States
International
Other/unknown
26%
11%
5%
Total unduplicated youth served
3,463
Street Outreach contacts
2,457
Youth served at the Drop-In Center
1,223
Youth served at the Haight Street Referral Center
1,787
Ethnicity
Total housing nights
85,185
Emergency housing, youth served
474
Transitional housing, youth served
284
Permanent housing, youth served
24
African American
White/Caucasian Latino/a
Multiracial
Asian/Pacific Islander
American Indian
Other/Unknown
Youth accessing Hire Up, Education and Employment Center
1,048
Age
Youth employed 154
Average starting wage per hour
$11.27
12-17
18-20
21+
Youth graduated from Job Readiness Class
91
Youth enrolled in afterschool programming
131
Youth participating in GED preparation
151
Youth obtaining a GED
7
Youth enrolled in post-secondary education
99
Youth provided with services from the Medical Clinic
614
Youth that received HIV prevention services
521
Number of art program workshops
498
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Pilot program helps youth exit street;
Mayor Dianne Feinstein backs funding
to keep program open.
35%
25%
17%
10%
5%
2%
6%
6%
35%
59%
Gender
Male
Female
Transgender MTF
Transgender FTM
Other/Unknown
61%
33%
2%
1%
3%
Sexual Orientation
Heterosexual
Gay
Bisexual
Lesbian
Questioning/Other/Unknown
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On-site school opens with teacher
provided by school district.
Fire destroys Drop-In Center;
youth hold vigil and appeal
to community.
67%
13%
11%
3%
6%
$500 to $999
Ace Products Group
Aon Foundation
The Capital Group Companies Charitable
Foundation, in honor of Amy Jones
Chevron
Clarence, Dyer & Cohen LLP
The Clorox Company
DeWinter Group
Don’s Auto Body
Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco
Fenwick & West LLP
Fifth Era
Finegold Commerical Real Estate
FirstREX Agreement Corp.
LinkedIn
Northern California Employee Benefits Council
Pan-Med Enterprises
PNC Foundation
Shorenstein Properties LLC
Sodexo
Alice Phelan Sullivan Corporation
Chris Tatreau Consultants Ltd.
Tonic Beverage Catering
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Foundation
$100 to $499
50+1 Strategies, LLC
Agilent Technologies
Alternative Technologies
Barney & Barney Insurance
Baughman Company
Bi-Rite Market, Inc.
BNY Mellon Wealth Management
Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
De La Rosa & Co.
DHR Investment Counsel, Ltd.
R.R. Donnelley & Sons
FlemingMartin
Hewlett-Packard Company Foundation
Huntsman Architectural Group
Kforce Professional Staffing
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LexisNexis
Make A Stand, Inc. SPC - A Social Purpose
Company
Microsoft Corporation
The Mint
Modify Industries, Inc.
Mosaic Financial Partners
Moss Adams LLP
Poms & Associates
Purple Wave
Qualcomm Atheros
Rebel Bar
Recommind, Inc.
San Francisco Business Times
SFStation.com
Sistah Sinema
Varian Medical Systems
Zynga
CIVIC & RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
Association for Corporate Growth
Bay Street Helping Hands
Broadmoor Presbyterian Church
CalCPA
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Clayton Valley Charter High School
Community Thrift Store
Diablo Valley School
Episcopal Community Services
First Mennonite Church of San Francisco
Habitat for Humanity
Independent Arts & Media
Junior League of San Francisco
Lakeside Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Los Altos United Methodist Church
Mix, Mingle & Give
Old First Presbyterian Church
Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi,
House Democratic Leader
Polk District Merchants Association
Presbyterian Women of Centerpoint
Presbyterian
Rainbow Community Center of Contra Costa
County
Reason To Party
San Francisco AIDS Foundation
Stanford Hospital & Clinics
The STOP AIDS Project
STREETSMART4kids
Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corp.
Town School for Boys
Vista Del Mar Baptist Church
PUBLIC FUNDING SOURCES
California Office of Emergency Services
Federal Emergency Management Agency
San Francisco Department of Children, Youth
and Their Families
San Francisco Department of Health:
• Community Behavioral Health Services
• Housing and Urban Health
San Francisco Human Services Agency
San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing
San Francisco Office of Economic and
Workforce Development
US Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
US Department of Health and Human Services:
• Administration for Children and Families
US Department of Housing and Urban
Development
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Partnership with Community Housing Partnership
begins and will provide 18-24 year olds with housing
in the Marina at Edward II.
Larkin Street Youth Services has made every
effort to list accurately our donors. If you feel
your name has been withheld, or reported
incorrectly, please contact the development
office at (415) 673.0911 ext. 301.
Larkin Street featured
on ABC News 20/20 piece
“Homeless Youth in America.”
Routz more than doubled
the housing units for youth with
mental health needs when youth
moved into the Aarti Hotel.
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Board Of Directors
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Officers
Charles Dicke, Chair
Laura Powell, Vice Chair
Art Fatum, Treasurer
Victoria J. Johnson, Secretary
Annie Ellicott, At-Large
Phillip S. Estes, At-Large
Nina Hatvany, At-Large
Blake Jorgensen, At-Large
Terry Kramer, At-Large
Sherilyn Adams, Executive Director
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Board Members
Susan K. Alexander
Jeremy Avenier
Chris Brahm
Daniel A. Cody
Mark A. Edmunds
Conor Famulener
Julie B. Harkins
Jim Henry
Philip Schlein
Aaron C. Schwartz
Sandra Stangl
Christine A. Tsingos
Carla Washington
John Whiting
Charles J. Wibbelsman
Allison N. Wysocki
Board Fellows
Vivek Murali
Julio Santil
Honorary Board
Terry Allen-Rouman
Ray Brown
William F. Campbell
James E. Canales, Jr.
Laurence A. Colton
Jay Cuetara*
Penelope Douglas
Tim Emanuels
Anita Feiger
Judy Getto
Vince Hoenigman
Steve Janowsky
Debbie G. Jorgensen
John E. Kalin
Stephen C. Kirmse
Stephen Koch
Mary V. Lester
Elizabeth A. Levy
John L. Martin
John E. Martinez
Paul R. Mohun
Maria Muzio
David J. Nygren
Carla B. Oakley
Mary M. Prchal
Jean Richardson
Henry Safrit
J. Milton Seropan
Anne B. Stanton
Gregory W. Wendt
Victoria Willock
David B. Zenoff
*In loving memory
Dear Friends:
Dear Friends:
We are so proud to be at the helm of Larkin Street Youth Services as we celebrate “30 Years Giving
Hope.” As we reflect on the past three decades of service to young people, we are humbled by the
hard work and countless successes of the youth whose lives Larkin Street has touched. They inspire us
every day to build an even stronger future.
More than 70,000 homeless and runaway youth have passed through Larkin Street’s doors since we
opened in 1984 as a volunteer-run drop-in center and modest street outreach program. Thirty years
later, we now operate 25 programs from 15 sites citywide, seeing between 3,500 and 4,000 young
people every year across our service continuum. Looking back on the impact Larkin Street has had on
the lives of these young people, we are struck by all the ways in which Larkin Street and the world has
changed. Yet, there is much that remains true today that was true when we first opened our doors.
The fundamental needs of homeless youth are the same now as they were in 1984: these kids need to be
heard; they need to be seen; and they need to belong to something. At the very core, this is what Larkin
Street provides. Youth who felt invisible, ostracized, and terrified come to Larkin Street and find hope.
Larkin Street is awarded Bank of America’s prestigious
Neighborhood Builders Award.
Larkin Street accomplished a tremendous amount of work toward the goals of the strategic plan throughout the year, and the commitment of our staff and leadership cannot be understated. We are now better
poised than at any point during our 30 years to achieve the ambitious goals of our strategic plan.
Even as we have devoted so much time to this important organizational work—implementing new
systems, refining services based on evolving trends—we always keep youth at the heart of our efforts.
We know that the relationships we build with young people truly make the difference.
Over the years, Larkin Street has expanded and fine-tuned our approach to helping youth achieve the
future they deserve. We once considered it our goal to get kids off the streets; today, we reach far
beyond that. It is our goal to put youth on a permanent pathway out of poverty. Getting them off the
streets is the critical first step, but keeping them off the streets and pointed toward a full, productive,
self-sustaining life requires much more than shelter and a warm meal. We believe in the potential of
every young person who walks through our doors to achieve the following:
When asked how Larkin Street had helped him, one young person simply said, “Larkin Street caught
me.” When families and communities let these young people fall through the cracks, we are the safety
net that catches them, and then we serve as the nurturing, encouraging, and firm family they need to
get back on their feet and eventually thrive.
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Sustainable, living-wage employment
At least two years of post-secondary school
Safe, stable housing
Physical and emotional wellbeing
These outcomes are Larkin Street’s stake in the ground. Our five-year strategic plan—passed
unanimously by the Board of Directors in the fall of 2012—boldly states these outcomes, raising
the bar for the youth we serve, the organization, and the field as a whole. As we close out the
first year of our ambitious strategic plan to drive the outcomes of youth in our care higher
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Our key successes over the past year include:
Refining and codifying our clinical approach to align with
Best Practices in the field
Creating a bold new approach to education and employment
that accounts for San Francisco’s growing skills-to-jobs gap
Launching a best-in-class performance management system to track youth outcomes and further
codify our model
Increasing our role in local, state, and national policy work
Implementing an agency-wide process for Continuous Quality Improvement
Just as we did 30 years ago, Larkin Street starts small. We meet youth where they are, providing a pair of
clean socks, a warm meal, and a safe place to rest. Then we help young people to think big. Once they
feel safe, they develop a sense of hope; once they feel hopeful, they start thinking about their future.
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Sherilyn Adams, Executive Director, awarded White House
“Champions of Change” in the Fight Against Youth Homelessness.
than ever, we have a lot to be proud of, and an exciting period of
continued growth ahead.
Old First hosts first
Polk Street Town Hall
meeting.
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Larkin Street Youth Services
incorporated.
Just as we are inspired by the hard work of the young people we serve, we are humbled by the many
contributions of our supporters—the individuals, corporations, foundations, and civic organizations
who donate time, talent, and resources because of our shared belief in the potential of young people,
regardless of the hand they have been dealt. For 30 years, our community of supporters has made our
work possible. Thank you.
Warmest regards,
Sherilyn Adams
Executive Director
Charlie Dicke
Chair, Board of Directors
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Larkin Street Youth Center opens,
offers outreach, Drop-In Center, counseling,
medical clinic and referrals.
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Management
SENIOR MANAGEMENT TEAM
Sherilyn Adams, LCSW
Executive Director
Ray Fort
Chief Operating Officer
Kathie Lowry
Chief Development Officer
Jim Welsh, MSW
Chief of Programs
Dina Wilderson, PhD
Chief of Research and Evaluation
Irene Casanova, MA, MSW
Director of Engagement
Erik Dokken
Director of Facilities and Housing
Jaime Fountain,
Associate Director of Workforce Development
Nicole Garroutte
Director of Marketing & Events
Holly Hayes, MNA
Director of Public Funding
Martha Mar
Associate Director of Education and Training
Haley Mousseau
Associate Director of Data and Reporting
Ruth Nunez
Director of Residential Programs
Chelsea Ross
Controller
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Castro Youth Housing Initiative expands with 10 new beds.
2013 Tipping Point Award awarded to Larkin Street
for our work in fighting povert y in the Bay Area.
Administrative Offices
701 Sutter Street, Suite 2
San Francisco, CA 94109
Tel (415) 673.0911
Fax )415) 749.3838
mail @ larkinstreetyouth.org
www.larkinstreetyouth.org