2011 Annual Report - Cancer Prevention Institute of California

2011 Annual Report
Pioneering Prevention
T
he Cancer Prevention Institute of California is ushering in a new wave
in the fight against cancer. Rather than focus on a cure, we’re at work
every day finding new ways to advance cancer prevention. To get in front
of cancer, we start by collecting information on all cancers in one of the most diverse
populations in the United States. Then, our scientists—the largest concentration in
the nation working exclusively on cancer prevention—use this resource to produce
cancer prevention research findings. As a result, our work has far-reaching impact,
influencing new state and national policies and, ultimately, different and improved
choices you can make to reduce your cancer risk.
We’re pioneers in the new field of cancer prevention, as you’ll see in this report.
But we can’t do it alone. The Cancer Prevention Institute of California needs your
help and we hope you’ll join us as we work to Get In Front of cancer.
The Cancer Prevention Institute of California is dedicated to preventing
cancer and to reducing its burden where it cannot yet be prevented.
Letter from the Board Chair and Chief Executive Officer
of the Cancer Prevention Institute of California
S
ince 1974, the Cancer Prevention Institute of California
has been at the forefront of work that promises to make a
cancer diagnosis a thing of the past. While other research has
been focusing on trying to cure the disease, CPIC has been
leading unique innovations to enable cancer prevention.
Now, at a most critical time, when the lifetime risk of
developing cancer is as high as one in two, the reach of CPIC’s
work is extending as far as the nation’s capitol, influencing
public policies that enable you to reduce your cancer risk.
In addition to our unique assets such as our cancer registries,
Every Woman Counts call center, and community education
programs, our distinctive studies of breast cancer and of the
environment and cancer risk are some of our most innovative
approaches to cancer prevention.
It is a very exciting time to be a part of this work. With more
and more members of the community uniting to support our
work to Get In Front of cancer, we hope you’ll join us as we push
the frontiers of cancer prevention.
We are most grateful for your support. Thank you.
Cancer Prevention
Institute of California
Board of Trustees
During 2011
Joan Bloom, Ph.D.
Samuel Bronfman II, Chair
Pancho Chang
Doris Fisher
Louisa Gloger
Vinita Gupta
Laura King Pfaff
Terri Kwiatek, Treasurer
Judith Luce, M.D.
Beverly Mitchell, M.D.
Be well,
Hilary Newsom Callan
John Peterson
Louis Weller, Acting Co-Chair
Samuel Bronfman II
Sally Glaser, Ph.D.
Chair, CPIC Board of Trustees
Chief Executive Officer
Kim Wright-Violich
Jay Yu, Acting Co-Chair
CPIC Greater Bay Area Cancer Registry staff are data information experts who collect and
code data on cancer cases for registries. This work contributes annually to the national
report on cancer and helps healthcare providers and health officials monitor and improve
cancer treatment, conduct research, and target cancer prevention and screening programs.
To encourage early detection of cancers, CPIC operates the
Cancer Detection Programs: Every Woman Counts Consumer
800 Number. CPIC refers qualifying low-income women to free
breast and cervical cancer screenings throughout California.
For more information, call 800-511-2300.
L eadership in I nnovation
W
elcome to the 2011 Annual Report of the Cancer Prevention Institute of California.
As pioneers directing steady advances toward cancer prevention since 1974, this
year we’re focusing our Report on our five biggest areas of leadership and innovation
in 2011. For more information about any of our stories, visit the webpage via the link at the end of
each story. If you have questions about how we Get In Front of cancer, or if you want to support
the cause, please consider joining our In Front eNewsletter list, following our Facebook and
Twitter pages, visiting www.getinfront.org or contacting us at [email protected].
Making Prevention Public Policy
Cutting-edge cancer prevention research from CPIC
influenced new legislation in 2011 to help at-risk
groups reduce their exposure to harmful carcinogens.
Internationally reported skin cancer findings from
CPIC’s Christina Clarke, Ph.D., and colleagues suggest
that among young women
and adolescent girls,
those living in the most
affluent areas of California
are at the highest risk of
melanoma, likely due to the
cancer causing activities
of excessive sun exposure
and tanning bed use. This
research captured the
attention of California State
Senator Ted Lieu, who
quoted the findings and authored a first-of-its-kind
bill to ban minors under 18 years of age from using
tanning beds. The bill passed, and as of January 1, 2012,
California is the first state in the nation to ban teen
tanning bed use, aiding melanoma prevention efforts
in this age group.
Other CPIC research that led to policy action in
2011 focused on a vulnerable workplace population.
CPIC’s Thu Quach, Ph.D., and colleagues at Asian
Health Services, found that nail salon workers—
largely Vietnamese immigrants—are being exposed
to unsafe levels of toxic chemicals. In May, Dr. Quach
presented her findings to congressional staff in
Dr. Quach calls for a ban on dibutyl phthalate,
formaldehyde and toluene—chemicals used in
nail products that are often linked with cancer,
birth defects and developmental problems.
Washington, D.C., in support of the federal Safe
Cosmetics Act of 2011 to help ensure personal care
products are free of harmful ingredients. Dr. Quach and
other members of the California Healthy Nail Salon
Collaborative also released policy recommendations
and recommendations to reduce workers’ exposure to
hazardous substances on the job.
With melanoma rates rising and the nail salon
industry growing, especially in California, CPIC’s
leadership in these research areas is particularly critical
to protecting health.
www.cpic.org/2011-prevention-policy
On the Front Line
to End Breast Cancers
CPIC is a leader in developing
multifaceted approaches that
work to lower incidence of
breast cancers. Our scientists
were among the first to
point out that breast cancer
is not just one disease, and
they study it accordingly.
This helps us more clearly understand the risk factors
associated with specific breast cancer subtypes so
we can develop better-targeted prevention strategies.
CPIC cancer registry data contributed to an important
2011 report indicating that lifestyle characteristics once
thought to predict all breast cancers are actually only
predictive of hormone-sensitive breast cancers. This
means the risk factors for the more-difficult-to-treat
hormone insensitive (or “triple negative”) cancers
remain largely unknown. With our worldwide team of
research partners, CPIC is now on the case to better
understand triple-negative cancers.
“ER-positive” breast cancer tumors have
an estrogen receptor, meaning they can be
effectively treated with tamoxifen, which blocks
the cancer-stimulating estrogen. But that is
ineffective for other types, such as ER-negative,
HER-2, or triple-negative.
Understanding how the first decade and a half of
life affects cancer risk is a substantial missing link in
breast cancer research. In 2011, CPIC received significant
funding to zero in on the earliest possible precursors of
breast cancer by studying young and adolescent girls.
The five-year project, the LEGACY Girls Study, is led by
CPIC’s Esther John, Ph.D.
Also in 2011, Dr. John and colleagues at Stanford
University discovered that women without a mutation
in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes that run in their family
have a lower risk of developing breast cancer than what
scientists previously thought. “Women who fit this profile
no longer need to take extraordinary measures such as
mastectomies based on a mistaken belief,” said Dr. John.
www.cpic.org/2011-ending-breast-cancers
Leading Research on
Environmental Causes of Cancer
CPIC is so committed to understanding how the
environment affects cancer risk that we have a specific
scientific group dedicated to this work. These CPIC
scientists investigate cancer risk factors not directly
inherited through genes. Their findings advance
knowledge of breast cancer, childhood leukemia,
childhood brain tumors, melanoma, endometrial cancer,
Members of the Environmental Research Group, from left to right:
Peggy Reynolds, Ph.D., M.P.H.; Susan Hurley, M.P.H.; David Nelson, Ph.D.;
Julie Von Behren, M.P.H.; Rudolph Rull, Ph.D., M.P.H.; Debbie Goldberg,
M.P.H.; Thu Quach, Ph.D. Other members not present for the picture include:
Erika Garcia, M.P.H.; Andrew Hertz, BSci; Michael Layefsky, M.P.H.; My
Tong, M.P.H.; Julia Varshavsky, BSci.
colorectal cancer, and the impact of occupational
exposures on worker health.
In 2011, we contributed our expertise on cancer
and the environment to an important national report
issued by the Institute of Medicine. Based on scientific
evidence, CPIC’s Peggy Reynolds, Ph.D., along with
14 scientists from around the country, determined
which environmental risk factors consistently show
an association with breast cancer, and recommended
directions for future research. The report that followed,
Researchers with CPIC’s Environmental
Research Group are combining studies of cancer
risk and community research with geographic
information systems that bring advanced spatial
analysis and graphic display abilities.
“Breast Cancer and the Environment: A Life Course
Approach,” made national news, communicating
information about environmental risk factors widely
and empowering women across the country to reduce
their risk of breast cancer.
www.cpic.org/2011-environment-cancer
Attracting National
Leaders in Science
Our innovative work in cancer
prevention and health disparity
research has attracted a senior
investigator from the National
Cancer Institute (NCI) to join
the CPIC team. Ann Hsing, Ph.D.,
moved from the NCI to become
Ann Hsing, Ph.D.
CPIC’s new Director of Research
in January. With over 20 years of experience and
leadership in the research of several cancers, Dr. Hsing
is an established international authority on molecular,
genetic, and environmental risk factors of cancer.
Particularly known for her work on prostate cancer, she
has authored nearly 200 scientific papers and is the
recipient of numerous national awards and honors.
Dr. Hsing is now leading CPIC’s team of 17 research
scientists to better understand the causes of cancer
and develop effective means of prevention across all
segments of the population. According to Dr. Hsing,
CPIC is the “heaven” for cancer prevention research
scientists. “It has all the parts we need to conduct and
CPIC’s multiethnic California population focus,
state and federally supported cancer registries,
deep expertise, and strong ties with the
Stanford Cancer Institute attracted Dr. Hsing.
implement high-level cancer research, from its cancer
registry, population studies, and cancer screening
and detection programs, to cancer education and
communication—the whole spectrum of the cancer
prevention engine,” she said.
www.cpic.org/2011-national-leaders
Inspiring New Support
for Prevention
CPIC’s efforts to prevent cancer are particularly
appealing to people like Garen Scribner, a San Francisco
Ballet soloist and spokesperson for CPIC’s innovative
Get In Front campaign.
Representing a population
of young, healthy and active
people who have every
reason to want a cancerfree future, Garen says he
was shocked to learn that
as many as one in two
people will get cancer in
Garen Scribner
their lifetime. However, he
was immediately energized last year to learn about the
important cancer prevention work of CPIC. In memory of
his grandmother whom he lost to pancreatic cancer, he
supports CPIC’s Get In Front campaign.
The Get In Front campaign received an added boost
at the end of 2011 when an anonymous donor made
possible a first-ever matching gift challenge grant. The
matching challenge, which aimed to raise $25,000 in
new gifts from the community, exceeded its goal in
just a few short weeks and ultimately raised over
$66,000 for cancer prevention research and other
CPIC programs. In addition to many community
members joining the Get In Front cause, CPIC staff
matched the upswing in donor support through an
array of employee-led fundraising activities, including
a house concert, a swim-a-thon, and an office-wide
bake sale.
How are you inspired to support cancer prevention
at CPIC? Discover how you can help by going to www.
getinfront.org or contacting us at communications@
cpic.org.
www.cpic.org/2011-inspiring-support
Reducing the Burden on Patients
CPIC brought the SF Bay Area community together
to focus on environmental cancer risk, in addition
to issues particularly relevant to breast cancer
patients and their families at CPIC’s 10th Annual
Allison Taylor Holbrook Breast Cancer Conference
on March 5, 2011. Initiated by Barbara Johnson
shortly after her own breast cancer diagnosis, the
annual conference has empowered more than 2,200
people with information and tools needed to make
more informed decisions about treatment, health
insurance and living with a diagnosis of breast cancer.
“In addition to having talented speakers and timely
topics, the conference provides an atmosphere of
accessibility and information exchange, as well as
peer and professional support. The speakers have
diverse backgrounds that match their clinical and
research expertise, and they speak in language the
public understands,” said Pam Priest Naeve, Director
of Community Education at CPIC.
The Cancer Prevention Institute of California staff. CPIC is dedicated to preventing cancer and to reducing its burden where it cannot yet be prevented.
Statement of Financial Position
Direct to You
Throughout the year, we
bring our groundbreaking research findings and
other news to you through our In Front eNewsletter
and Facebook and Twitter pages.
June 30, 2011
Assets
Cash and cash equivalents
$ 4,226,501
Investments
Accounts receivable, net:
Billed 1,349,043
Unbilled 1,292,598
Prepaid expenses 308,702
Fixed assets, net
101,485
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Total assets
$ 7,278,329
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CPIC Facebook page
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Liabilities and Net Assets
Liabilities
CPIC Twitter page
www.twitter.com/CPICal
Accounts payable
$
116,178
Accrued liabilities 1,189,601
Subcontracts payable 406,466
Deferred revenue 2,084,221
Deferred rent
731,454
Get In Front campaign website
www.getinfront.org
Total liabilities 4,527,920
Net Assets
Get In Front Facebook page
www.facebook.com/getinfront
Total net assets 2,750,409
Get In Front Twitter page
www.twitter.com/getinfront
Unrestricted1,974,478
Temporarily restricted
775,931
Total liabilities and net assets
$ 7,278,329
2201 Walnut Avenue, Suite 300
Fremont, CA 94538 | 510.608.5000
Statement of Activities
Year Ended June 30, 2011
Unrestricted
Temporarily
Restricted
Total
Revenues
Contracts and contract-related income
$ 6,215,333
$ 6,215,333
Grants7,550,734 7,550,734
Fees for services
64,661
64,661
Contributions and other 149,268
$
732,100 881,368
Interest245,349 245,349
Net assets released from restrictions
617,851 (617,851)
Total revenues and other support 14,843,196
114,249 14,957,445
Expenses
Program services:
Research 9,142,933 9,142,933
Information 526,753 526,753
Education 346,658 346,658
Supporting services:
Facilities and administration 4,463,987 4,463,987
Fundraising 376,527 376,527
Other
Total expenses14,856,858 14,856,858
Change in Net Assets (13,662) 114,249 100,587
Net Assets, beginning of year 1,988,140
661,682 2,649,822
Net Assets, end of year
775,931
$ 1,974,478
$
$ 2,750,409
Dori Ives, Director of
Fund Development
and External Affairs
Serena Espinosa, Writer
Sara Glaser, Graphic Design
Katie Harrar, Production
Photographs:
Environmental Group
by Stephen Texeira
Ann Hsing
by Nelson Hsing
Garen Scribner
by David Teplica
CPIC Staff
by Danni Ngo
All other photographs
istockphoto.com
Printed on recycled paper
2011 Thank You to Those Who Made It Possible
Donor List
Legacy Circle
A committed future gift
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bronfman II
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dern
Terri Kwiatek
Mrs. Joylene R. Weidner
Founders Circle
Lifetime gifts $50,000 and above
Mr. and Mrs. Gerson Bakar
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bronfman II
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Callan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coleman
Dr. Esther John and Dr. Aart De Geus
Mr. and Mrs. William Edwards
Mrs. Donald Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Getty
Mrs. F. Warren Hellman
Mr. and Mrs. George Hume
Mrs. Jaquelin Hume (deceased)
Sophie Jakobsen (deceased)
Terri Kwiatek
Mrs. Maryon Davies Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNeil
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pfaff
George Roberts
Mrs. John Rosekrans Jr. (deceased)
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Rosekrans
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwab
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stupski
Jay Yu
Saul Rosenberg Circle
Platinum $10,000 and above
Allison Taylor Holbrooks
Breast Cancer Research Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Bronfman II
Dr. Esther John & Dr. Aart de Geus
Mrs. Donald Fisher
Mr. & Mrs. John Fisher
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Getty
Vinita Gupta
Chris Hellman
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Levy
Oakland Athletics Community Fund
Stanford Hospital & Clinics
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Stupski
WEBI
Louis Weller
Jay Yu
Gold $5,000–$9,999
Roy Abendroth
Crown Capital
Timothy Dattels
David and Lucile Packard Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fisher
Mr. & Mrs. William Fisher
Mr. & Mrs. John Freidenrich
Leon Halip
Terri Kwiatek
Maryon Davies Lewis
Hon. William Newsom
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Newton
Oxford Industries
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Pfaff
Primitive Logic
Mr. & Mrs. John S. Rosekrans
Daniel Schryer
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Shansby
Mr. & Mrs. Tim Houts
Mr. & Mrs. George Hume
Lucy Jewett
Marshawn Lynch
Mr. & Mrs. William Powar
Joanna Rees
Jane Richards
Sutter West Bay Hospitals (CPMC)
The Woodbury Foundation
UCSF Medical Center
Union Bank Retail Banking Group
Bronze $1,000–$2,499
Aramark Uniform Services
Mr. & Mrs. Joachim Bechtle
Joan Bloom
Jason Burch
Tim Burr
Paul Byrne
Callan Associates
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Callan
Cartier
Mr. & Mrs. Todd Chapman
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Coates
Ed Conlon
Connecticut General Life
Vernon Cumins
Patricia Dinner
Dodge & Cox
L. Frederick Duffin
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Feigenbaum
Jessica Galloway
Guy Gecht
Dr. Robert Glaser
Mr. & Mrs. John Goldman
Google
Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
Tony Guilfoyle
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Hauptman
Hornitos
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Huddleston
Bruce Hyman
Devon Johnson
LEBO
Marion Lee
Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund
Drs. John & Judy Luce
Mr. & Mrs. Todd Marinchak
MatrixFillmore
Beverly Mitchell, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Monahan
Nasaw Family Foundation
Gavin Newsom
Mr. & Mrs. William Oberndorf
John O’Hara
Brad Onorato
Pretty In Pink Event
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Price
Primitive Logic
James Richardson
Mary Robinson
Royce Head School Class of 2012
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Sackett
Carla Scheifly
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Scherer
Ken Steinthal
Mr. & Mrs. James Tarantino
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Taylor
Mr. Marc Tessier-Lavigne
The Colton Company
Mr. & Mrs. Kent Thiry
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Thorpe
Mr. & Mrs. Roland Tognazzini
Mr. & Mrs. Ned Topham
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Tulley
Isabel Walker
Jeff Wilcox
Diane Yancy
Jonathan Yu
Silver $2,500–$4,999
Honor Roll of Friends
Up to $999
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cannata
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Dern
Sally Glaser & David Bower
Good Byes
Anonymous
Diane Abney-Jones
Maria Agana
Kevin Ahern
Grace Alexander
Nader Alizadeh
Jessica Allan
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Allan
Jane Allen-Morin
Jasmine Alvarez
Amgen Foundation
James Aquino
Mr. & Mrs. David Arscott
Mr. & Mrs. Regan Avery
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Avis
Eunice Azzani
Sergio Azzolino
Edward Balzer
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Barden
Mr. & Mrs. Fedele Bauccio
Jenna Bayer
Joanna Berg
BiRite Foodservice Dist.
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Bocan
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bogue
Daniel Bohannon
Julian Borrill
Amanda Bothelo
Lynn Brady
Rena Bransten
Mandy Bratt
Nancy Braunstein
Breast Cancer Emergency Fund
Cynthia Brent
Emanuel Brown
Marie Suzette Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bruce
Mr. & Mrs. John Bryan
Radah Butler
Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Buttery
Connie Cady
Regina Callan
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Callan
Carol Callaway
Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Canchola
Ana Candela
Tom Carroll
Susie Caso
John Chamberlin
Pancho Chang
Claire Chapin
Carmen Cheevers
Rebecca Chekouras
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Cherin
Chevron Humankind
Chicago Title Company
James Chiles
Raymond Churton
Julianna Cochnar
Kay Cockerill
Mr. & Mrs. Sol Coffino
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Cohen
Gary Cohen & Liz Nichols
Kathy Coleman
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Conner
Leslie Connor
Isabella Conti
Matthew Cook
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cooley
Debi Cooper
Karin Cornils
Meryl Corwin
Leo Costa
Marina Costabile
Carol Costigan
Jonel Courtney
Tom Craig
Deborah Culligan
Michelle Curtis
Stephen Davalos
Kathleen Davidson-Allen
Sharon Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Michael De Anda
Gretchen de Baubigny
Mr. & Mrs. James De Bree
Leslie Demichele
Cammie D’Entremont
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Dinsmore
Joyce Dobbel
Edward Dollard
Christina Dondero
Marie Dowd
Drs. Scott Mitchell & Vicki Coe
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Duryea
Jeannette Dutil
Orna Edgar
Kurt Eggimann
Dr. & Mrs. Fred Einstein
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Eisenhardt
Mr. & Mrs. Erik Eklund
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Ericson
Mark Eshman
Jeuel Espanola
Mr. & Mrs. Pedro Espinosa
James Estes
Mr. & Mrs. John Esway
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Farrah
Soroya Farrah
Mr. & Mrs. James Farrell
Maria Farrow
Siosiua Feaomoeata
Andre Ferrigno
Michael Fields
Robin Fink
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Fiore
First American Title Company
Kari Fletcher
Inez Fortier
Maureen Fratis
Beny Ang Fu
Susan Fuentes
Michael Gaito
Mr. & Mrs. Lee Gammill Jr.
GAP Inc. Giving Campaign
Erika Garcia
Mr. & Mrs. Neil Garfinkel
Silvia Garrigo
Alison Gause
Leslie Gay
Flora Gee
Alan Gevins
Christopher Gile
Todd Gile
Harashdeep Gill
J. Keith Gilless
Robert Gilley
Judy Goldstein
Warren Goldstein
William Gonzales
Paulette Goodrich
Stephen Grant
Susan Greene
Mr. & Mrs. David Gregory
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Grosso
Mr. & Mrs. Dov Grunschlag
Fatima Guadamuz-Cabral
Floyd Haas
Dean Halfacre
Rebecca Hamlin
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Heimbuck
Mr. & Mrs. John Heinbockel
Eileen Heisman Tuzman
Mr. & Mrs. Lucas Heldfond
Babs Hoffman
Mary Holt
Pat Honan
Reis Hood
Heather Hoover
Pamela Horn-Ross
Mr. & Mrs. Rance Howard
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Howard
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Hsieh
Bridget Hudspith
Susie Huey-Lee
Karen Hussain
Gail Husson
Kim Huynh
Mr. & Mrs. James Hyman
Ivan Ilagan
Dori Ives
Stephen Janachowski
Jason Family Foundation
Jennifer Jeffery
Courtney Jermain
Steven Johnson
Barry Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Jorgensen
K. Brunner & Associates
Tanyia Kandohla
Joel Kantor
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Kennedy
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kim
Maggie King
Mr. & Mrs. James Kitch
Philip Kivitz, M.D.
Christopher Kloes
Lois Knock
Mr. & Mrs. Thierry Koblentz
Jocelyn Koo
Heike Krautschick
Leif Lagensand
Fung Lam, M.D.
Kathleen Latak
Roger Laty
Gem Le
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Leberman
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Leider
Rita Leung
Joel Levine
Veronica Levy
David LiVigni
Mr. & Mrs. John Lilienthal
Michael Lim
Ann Little Simon
Karen Llagas
Eleanor Lowery
Dexter Lowry
James Lowy
Daisy Lubag
Sabrina Luo
Mary Jane Lydenberg
George Mackey
James (Skip) Macy
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Madding
Michael Majchrowicz
Andrea Marquez
Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Marquez
Titas Marquez
Shawky Matta
Cheryl McMinn
Chris McCrum
Barbara McDonald
Mr. & Mrs. Casey McGlynn
Jake McKenna
Patrick McKenna
Robert McLaughlin
Mechanics Bank
Kapil Mehrotra
Meagan Mellow
Larry Melton
Esther Mendoza
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Mezzullo
Ethel Millar
Ilana Minkoff
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Mitchell
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Mohun
Jeanne Montague
Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Moore
Christopher Moore
Alexandra Morgan
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Mueth
James Murphy
John Murray
Mary Nacionales
William Nagle
Mr. & Mrs. Ben Narasin
Mr. & Mrs. Anil Narayan
Raja Narayan
Berna Neumiller
Daniel Newland
Jennifer Newsom
Robert Newsom
Hilary Newsom Callan
Danni Ngo
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nichols
Matthew O’Connor
Nell O’Donnell
Patrice Odwyer
Suki O’Kane
Maria Ortiz
Mr. & Mrs. William Pade
Mr. & Mrs. Ward Paine
Mr. & Mrs. Will Parish
Jean Parmelee
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Parsons
Euradell Patterson
Charles Peppers
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Petersmeyer
Don Pinard
Solveig Polit
Priya Prasad-Anand
Pamela Priest Naeve
Nancy Pritchard
Erik Puknys
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Pyne
Thu Quach
William Ralston
Carol Ramsay
Virginia Rawson
Heather Renshaw
Lidia Renteria
Seth Richart
Jessica Roden
Paul Rodriguez
Christopher Roeder
Jennifer Rosdail
John Rose
Dr. & Mrs. Saul Rosenberg
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Rossi
Reva Rothenberg
Amy Rouse Ho
Susan Rowe
Deborah Rubie
Kathleen Rupert
Gauri Samant
Lita Sam-Vargas
Meera Sangaramoorthy
Mr. & Mrs. John Sanguinetti
Mr. & Mrs. Francisco Santos
Nina Santos
Dr. & Mrs. William Satariano
Mr. & Mrs. Leif Schaumann
Jeffrey Schlarb
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Schwartz
Kent Schwartz
Leonard Schwarz
Garen Scribner
Matt Seashols
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Serva
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Sevey
SF Arts Fund
Todd Shigekane
Michael Shriver
Nikki Silva
Angela Silvy
Mr. & Mrs. Tim Simon
Marcus Sitrin
Scott Sitrin
Derek Smith
Janet Smith
Kevin Smith
Julia Song
Margaret Souza
Simi Sowunmi
Space Systems/Loral
Brian Stack
Margaret Stack
Susan Stanton
Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Stein
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stepanian
Mr. & Mrs. John Storey
Kareem Straughan
Roberta Streimer
Arthur Sturgeon
James Sturgeon
Rekha Subramanyan
Sunset Linen
Anne Sweet
Lulu & Raska Sweet
Rob Sweet
Catherine Sychr
Orawan Takaki
Kerry Tate
David Taylor
Karyn Taylor
Suzanne Teer
Stephen Texeira
The Clorox Company
Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. George Theofel
Phil Thomas
Suzette Tippitt
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Toboni
Mai Tran
Mr. & Mrs. Triet Tran
Todd Triana
Tri Cities Women’s Club
Truist
Gordon Tucker
UCSF Medical Center
United Way Bay Area
United Way Capital Region
Jean-Michel Valette
Gwyneth Van
Ha Van
David Vandigrifft
Atul Vashistha
Joan Venticinque
Mr. & Mrs. Terry R. Ver Haar
D’On Voelzke
Tu Vu
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Walters
Donna Weinman
Tremain Wellbeloved
Joyce Wells
Stephen Williams
Dennis Woodruff
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Woods
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Wythes
Xinet Inc.
Juan Yang
Y. B. Uglee Cosmetiques
James Zelinski
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Zider
Phil Zimolzak
In Honor and Memory Gifts
In Memory of Nancy Alberti
Royce Head School Class of 2012
In Memory of Margaret Appleby
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farrell
In Memory of John Edward Baedeker
Mr. and Mrs. John Heinbockel
In Memory of Sheryl Barnard
Vernon Cumins
In Honor of Susan Bass and
Tom Bradford
Terri Kwiatek
In Honor of Valerie Baugh
Terri Kwiatek
In Honor of Kelly and Sam Bronfman
Mr. & Mrs. James Kitch
In Memory of Melanie Bronfman
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walters
In Honor of Sam Bronfman
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bogue
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dern
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hauptman
Mr. and Mrs. William Pade
Leonard Schwarz
In Honor of Mary Cahillane
Terri Kwiatek
In Honor of Barbara and Bob Callan
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sackett Jr.
In Honor of Alison Canchola
Mr. and Mrs. Rance Howard
In Honor of Resa Carp
Terri Kwiatek
In Honor of Sarah Chang
Danni Ngo
In Honor of Caroline Clayton
Mary Robinson
In Memory of Grace Coe
Dr. Vicki Coe and Dr. Scott Mitchell
In Honor of Gary Cohen
Elizabeth Nichols
In Memory of Leila Colmen
Joan Bloom
Nancy Braunstein
Sally Glaser
James (Skip) Macy
Orawan Takaki
In Honor of Mike Cooley
Frannie Cooley
In Memory of Jim and Madeline
Cooper
Debi Cooper
In Memory of Raffaella Copello
Mr. and Mrs. John Heinbockel
In Memory of Nell Cumins
Vernon Cumins
In Memory of Rita Davidson
Kathleen Davidson-Allen
In Honor of Staige De Benedetti
Mrs. Joyce Dobbel
In Memory of Andre Delagnes
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dinsmore
In Honor of Susanne and Jim Dern
John B. Chamberlin
In Honor of Thuy Anh Doan
Mai Tran
In Memory of Kathy Dobusz
Mai Tran
In Honor of Ed Estes
Lidia Renteria
In Memory of Patrick Esway
Mr. and Mrs. John Esway
In Memory of Ruth Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farrell
In Memory of B. J. Feigenbaum
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Einstein
Dr. and Mrs. Saul Rosenberg
In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel
Feigenbaum
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Einstein
In Memory of Sandy Feinberg
Warren Goldstein
In Memory of Donald Fisher
Mary Jane Lydenberg
In Honor of Doris Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. John Freidenrich
Mary Jane Lydenberg
Pamela Priest Naeve
Mary Robinson
Dr. and Mrs. Saul Rosenberg
In Memory of Judy Flanagan
Isabella Conti
In Honor of Samuel Franusic
Jessica Allan
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Allan
Daniel Bohannon
Michael Majchrowicz
John Rose
In Honor of Jeanne Fujimoto
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Serva
In Memory of Joan Gallagher
Mr. and Mrs. John Sanguinetti
In Memory of Margaret Gehm
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farrell
In Memory of L. C. Gilless
J. Keith Gilless
In Honor of Martie Gillin
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cooley
In Memory of Helen Glaser
Sally Glaser
In Memory of Victoria Gonzales
William Gonzales
In Memory of Gloria Gubanski
Carol L. Callaway
In Memory of Edna Gyepes
Joan Bloom
In Memory of Evelyn and Paul
Haburay
Amy Rouse Ho
In Memory of Jim Paulis
Sally Glaser
Deborah Rubie
In Memory of Anita Glaser Handelman
Sally Glaser
Nancy Pritchard
In Memory of Gisela Pechtheyden
Jennifer Newsom
In Honor of Doris Hawthrone
Scott Sitrin
In Memory of Mildred and Harvey
Heisman
Eileen Heisman Tuzman
In Memory of Cynthia Perry
Susan Fuentes
In Honor of Catherine Petrie
Matthew O’Connor
In Honor of Laura Pfaff
Mary Robinson
In Honor of Babs Hoffman
Robert McLaughlin
In Memory of Raymond Prier
Louis Weller
In Memory of Aphrodite Hofsommer
Sally Glaser
In Memory of Ward Reighley
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dinsmore
In Memory of Betty Hollender
Joan Bloom
In Memory of Terry Rodgers
Mr. and Mrs. John Heinbockel
In Honor of Judy Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Howard
In Memory of Phyllis and Harry Rouse
Amy Rouse Ho
In Memory of Toni Hyman
Robert Gilley Jr.
In Honor of Susan Rowe
Terri Kwiatek
In Honor of Dr. Esther John
Mr. and Mrs. David Gregory
In Memory of Mollie Ruby
Joan Bloom
In Memory of Lillian Kaplan
Marion M. Lee
In Memory of Marie Running
Berna Neumiller
In Memory of Claudette Kranson
Deborah Rubie
In Honor of Diane Scott
Flora C. Gee
In Honor of Terri Kwiatek
Jeanne Montague
Susan M. Rowe
In Memory of Bob Scoutten
Jean-Michel Valette
In Memory of William Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farrell
In Memory of Robert K.H. Liu
Gem Le
In Honor of Kate Serrurier
Mr. and Mrs. James Kitch
In Honor of O. J. Shansby
Virginia Rawson
In Honor of Daisy Lubag
Robert McLaughlin
In Honor of Sarah Shema
Connie Cady
Rita Leung
In Memory of Dorothy and Al Maggio
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farrell
In Memory of Dorothy Silva
Nikki Silva
In Memory of Michael Magzis
Cynthia Brent
In Memory of John Skov
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schwartz
In Memory of Eleanor Mahaffey
Eleanor Lowery
In Memory of Esther R. Smith
Janet Smith
In Honor of Myrna Marquez
Pamela Priest Naeve
In Memory of Marilyn Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schwartz
In Memory of Adele McHale
Tri Cities Women’s Club
In Honor of CPIC Staff
Dori Ives
In Memory of Thomas McMinn
Cheryl McMinn
In Memory of Bob Stephens
Paul Rodriguez
In Honor of Jeanne Montague &
Chad Overway
Terri Kwiatek
In Memory of Harold Sweet
Rob Sweet
In Honor of Diana Morasch
William Gonzales
In Honor of Pamela Priest Naeve
Carol Costigan
Mrs. Donald Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. John Freidenrich
Mary Robinson
Dr. and Mrs. Saul Rosenberg
In Honor of Diane Tank
Mr. and Mrs. Rance Howard
In Honor of Alexandra Taylor
Karyn Taylor
In Honor of Kimberly Taylor
Karyn Taylor
In Honor of Louisa Velis
Mr. and Mrs. Rance Howard
In Memory of Dorothy Newcomb
Tri Cities Women’s Club
In Memory of Edward Weller
Louis Weller
In Memory of Rita and Don Newman
Joel Kantor
In Memory of Greg Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farrell
In Honor of Jerry Newman
Mark Eshman
In Memory of Rose Yaranovich
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dinsmore
In Memory of Tessa Newsom
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scherer
In Honor of Hilary Newsom Callan
Michelle Curtis
Jessica Galloway
Charles C. Peppers III
In Memory of Michael Novack
Joan Bloom
In Honor of Peg O’Neill
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cooley
In Honor of Kathy Pattison
Terri Kwiatek
Approximately 30% of the gifts
toward CPIC’s work are made in
memory or in honor of someone
special.
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