annual report - Episcopal Community Services

Building Community. Developing Skills. Enriching Lives.
2010
ANNUAL REPORT
Dear Friends,
Episcopal Community Services works best when we work alongside others.
Last year, hundreds of your friends and neighbors took time out of their demanding schedules to lend a hand—
helping homeless and formerly homeless adults learn to read, providing childcare at our Canon Barcus family
housing site, accompanying our teens on summer outings, serving meals at the Sanctuary or in the Interfaith
Shelter, and working alongside our residents in their vegetable gardens. Also last year, hundreds of your friends
and neighbors dug deep—giving generously in tough economic times to ensure that our shelter and housing
residents, our seniors, and our students had the means necessary to pursue their own paths out of homelessness.
What can you do about homelessness? Alone, maybe not as much as you’d like. But, with ECS, you’re part of a
community of service. Every dollar donated is stretched to its limit so that it has the greatest impact. Every
volunteer commitment is matched by the talents and energy of others who, like you, care deeply about the people
we serve and about ending homelessness in our
community. While the task may be daunting
when pursued alone, the gains, certainly in the
individual lives of the men, women and children
whom we see at ECS 24 hours a day, 365 days a
year, are enormous.
We’re most grateful to all of you!
Building
Community
at the Mentone
Support services manager Phil Swenson likens ECS’s
Mentone Hotel to a large family. “People believe this
is their community and each of them has an impact.”
Residents Charles, Michelle, and Norbert exemplify that
spirit. Highly creative cooks, they whip up a delicious
monthly dinner, which supports the Mentone’s communitywide meeting.
“There’s an amazing spirit of cooperation,” Phil adds.
And he’s not just talking about how well people work
together in the Mentone’s tiny community kitchen.
Tenants look out for each other. If they notice that their
neighbor doesn’t look well or hasn’t emerged from his
room for a couple of days, they ask staff to check on
him. This is particularly important because two-thirds of
the Mentone’s formerly homeless residents cope with
chronic illness or behavioral health issues, and many are
elderly. Last year, the staff’s “wellness checks” saved two
people who were too sick to ask for help.
Another community-building activity is Dinner with
Grace. Four years ago, parishioners from Grace Cathedral
began preparing a dinner to share with the residents of
the Mentone. Now two or three residents regularly travel
to Grace Cathedral to help cook. In September, Mentone
residents served a “gratitude meal” for Grace volunteers.
Next, they’re planning to cook for the Bishop!
Kenneth J. Reggio
Executive Director
PS: Stay up to date on ECS all year long by visiting
our Facebook page or logging on to our webpage
at www.ecs-sf.org.
The Mentone is one of ECS’s nine housing sites, which
together provide homes to over 1,000 formerly homeless
men, women and children.At each site, we offer weekly
food pantries, employment services, case management,
health and recovery groups, and recreational activities.
With the support of these services, 95% of ECS tenants
retain housing and many contribute back to their community.
Executive Director, Ken Reggio
Photo: Marcie Franich
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Cover photo: Richard Gylgayton
Photos (from top) - Rev. Will Scott, Dinner with Grace volunteer, The Mentone
Hotel, Tiffany, Dinner with Grace volunteer
Photos: Marcie Franich; Mentone photo: Chris Duffey
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Dear Friends,
Episcopal Community Services works best when we work alongside others.
Last year, hundreds of your friends and neighbors took time out of their demanding schedules to lend a hand—
helping homeless and formerly homeless adults learn to read, providing childcare at our Canon Barcus family
housing site, accompanying our teens on summer outings, serving meals at the Sanctuary or in the Interfaith
Shelter, and working alongside our residents in their vegetable gardens. Also last year, hundreds of your friends
and neighbors dug deep—giving generously in tough economic times to ensure that our shelter and housing
residents, our seniors, and our students had the means necessary to pursue their own paths out of homelessness.
What can you do about homelessness? Alone, maybe not as much as you’d like. But, with ECS, you’re part of a
community of service. Every dollar donated is stretched to its limit so that it has the greatest impact. Every
volunteer commitment is matched by the talents and energy of others who, like you, care deeply about the people
we serve and about ending homelessness in our
community. While the task may be daunting
when pursued alone, the gains, certainly in the
individual lives of the men, women and children
whom we see at ECS 24 hours a day, 365 days a
year, are enormous.
We’re most grateful to all of you!
Building
Community
at the Mentone
Support services manager Phil Swenson likens ECS’s
Mentone Hotel to a large family. “People believe this
is their community and each of them has an impact.”
Residents Charles, Michelle, and Norbert exemplify that
spirit. Highly creative cooks, they whip up a delicious
monthly dinner, which supports the Mentone’s communitywide meeting.
“There’s an amazing spirit of cooperation,” Phil adds.
And he’s not just talking about how well people work
together in the Mentone’s tiny community kitchen.
Tenants look out for each other. If they notice that their
neighbor doesn’t look well or hasn’t emerged from his
room for a couple of days, they ask staff to check on
him. This is particularly important because two-thirds of
the Mentone’s formerly homeless residents cope with
chronic illness or behavioral health issues, and many are
elderly. Last year, the staff’s “wellness checks” saved two
people who were too sick to ask for help.
Another community-building activity is Dinner with
Grace. Four years ago, parishioners from Grace Cathedral
began preparing a dinner to share with the residents of
the Mentone. Now two or three residents regularly travel
to Grace Cathedral to help cook. In September, Mentone
residents served a “gratitude meal” for Grace volunteers.
Next, they’re planning to cook for the Bishop!
Kenneth J. Reggio
Executive Director
PS: Stay up to date on ECS all year long by visiting
our Facebook page or logging on to our webpage
at www.ecs-sf.org.
The Mentone is one of ECS’s nine housing sites, which
together provide homes to over 1,000 formerly homeless
men, women and children.At each site, we offer weekly
food pantries, employment services, case management,
health and recovery groups, and recreational activities.
With the support of these services, 95% of ECS tenants
retain housing and many contribute back to their community.
Executive Director, Ken Reggio
Photo: Marcie Franich
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Cover photo: Richard Gylgayton
Photos (from top) - Rev. Will Scott, Dinner with Grace volunteer, The Mentone
Hotel, Tiffany, Dinner with Grace volunteer
Photos: Marcie Franich; Mentone photo: Chris Duffey
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Developing Skills through CHEFS
Steve McDaniel is confident and relaxed. Sitting down
to talk with him you notice his warm smile and the light
in his eyes. Today, things are going great for Steve, but
life wasn’t always this good.
(Conquering Homelessness through
Employment in Food Services)
After years of struggling with living on the streets, Steve
found himself behind bars. He didn’t despair though;
Steve decided to make a change. Steve gave this a lot
of thought. He knew a job was critical and, as he had
always enjoyed cooking, he decided to pursue a culinary
career. Over the months Steve became more focused
and determined to reach his goal and change his life.
“I was going to succeed no matter the obstacles or the
expenses. Nothing was going to stop me.”
Shortly after his release, Steve heard about the CHEFS
program and knew it was the place for him. CHEFS is an
intensive 6-month culinary program that prepares very
low-income and formerly homeless adults for careers in
the food service industry. Dedicated instructors provide
students with the knowledge, skill and hands-on experience
necessary for success. After classroom instruction ends,
students begin a 3-month internship at one of several
local institutions or restaurants where they can practice
what they have learned. “I was very impressed with the
instructors. They really prepared us.” Steve recalls, “Most
important, they gave me confidence.”
Today Steve is employed at Farina in San Francisco’s
Mission District. He hasn’t relaxed though. Steve intends
to learn “everything they do in that kitchen.” Dedication
like this has helped make Steve one of the 70% of CHEFS
graduates who find permanent employment.
This is just one example of what ECS does every day and
every night – partnering with individuals as they work
to repair their lives.
Left - Steven McDaniel, CHEFS graduate, Above - Farina Restaurant in the Mission
Photo: Marcie Franich; Farina photo: Cesar Rubio
Enriching Lives at the ECS Senior Center
Bobby Bogan began attending the Canon Kip Senior
Center’s homeless support group five years ago. He
recalls, “When I first started here, I didn’t know anything
about advocacy. I’d been homeless on and off for years.
But homeless people need to understand the issues. We
have to get out there and speak up for ourselves.”
Inspired by Lolita Kintanar, ECS’s Director of Senior Services,
Bobby established a local advocacy group called Seniors
Organizing Seniors (SOS). This spring, SOS encouraged
hundreds of low-income seniors throughout the City to
attend rallies and speak at city budget hearings. They
emphasized the importance of continued funding for
seniors and adults with disabilities. In response to these
efforts, San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors reinstated
funding for congregate meals and case management
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programs at Canon Kip and other senior program sites.
ECS’s senior center continues to prepare daily lunches and
daytime recreation programs for over 1,000 participants
annually, half of whom are currently or formerly homeless.
In addition, our new Aging and Disability Resource Center
provides information and referrals to another 5,000 elderly
or disabled San Franciscans at centers in San Francisco’s
Chinatown, Bayview, Sunset, and Richmond districts.
In both programs, Lolita Kintanar works hard to inspire
clients to advocate for the services they receive, and
participants like Bobby feel gratified. “Advocacy,” Bobby
concludes, “is so important. If there is a solution, let’s try
to find it together. If not, then let’s create one.”
Above - Bobby with members of the Canon Kip Senior Center and Seniors
Organizing Seniors, Right - Bobby Bogan
Photo: Marcie Franich
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Developing Skills through CHEFS
Steve McDaniel is confident and relaxed. Sitting down
to talk with him you notice his warm smile and the light
in his eyes. Today, things are going great for Steve, but
life wasn’t always this good.
(Conquering Homelessness through
Employment in Food Services)
After years of struggling with living on the streets, Steve
found himself behind bars. He didn’t despair though;
Steve decided to make a change. Steve gave this a lot
of thought. He knew a job was critical and, as he had
always enjoyed cooking, he decided to pursue a culinary
career. Over the months Steve became more focused
and determined to reach his goal and change his life.
“I was going to succeed no matter the obstacles or the
expenses. Nothing was going to stop me.”
Shortly after his release, Steve heard about the CHEFS
program and knew it was the place for him. CHEFS is an
intensive 6-month culinary program that prepares very
low-income and formerly homeless adults for careers in
the food service industry. Dedicated instructors provide
students with the knowledge, skill and hands-on experience
necessary for success. After classroom instruction ends,
students begin a 3-month internship at one of several
local institutions or restaurants where they can practice
what they have learned. “I was very impressed with the
instructors. They really prepared us.” Steve recalls, “Most
important, they gave me confidence.”
Today Steve is employed at Farina in San Francisco’s
Mission District. He hasn’t relaxed though. Steve intends
to learn “everything they do in that kitchen.” Dedication
like this has helped make Steve one of the 70% of CHEFS
graduates who find permanent employment.
This is just one example of what ECS does every day and
every night – partnering with individuals as they work
to repair their lives.
Left - Steven McDaniel, CHEFS graduate, Above - Farina Restaurant in the Mission
Photo: Marcie Franich; Farina photo: Cesar Rubio
Enriching Lives at the ECS Senior Center
Bobby Bogan began attending the Canon Kip Senior
Center’s homeless support group five years ago. He
recalls, “When I first started here, I didn’t know anything
about advocacy. I’d been homeless on and off for years.
But homeless people need to understand the issues. We
have to get out there and speak up for ourselves.”
Inspired by Lolita Kintanar, ECS’s Director of Senior Services,
Bobby established a local advocacy group called Seniors
Organizing Seniors (SOS). This spring, SOS encouraged
hundreds of low-income seniors throughout the City to
attend rallies and speak at city budget hearings. They
emphasized the importance of continued funding for
seniors and adults with disabilities. In response to these
efforts, San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors reinstated
funding for congregate meals and case management
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programs at Canon Kip and other senior program sites.
ECS’s senior center continues to prepare daily lunches and
daytime recreation programs for over 1,000 participants
annually, half of whom are currently or formerly homeless.
In addition, our new Aging and Disability Resource Center
provides information and referrals to another 5,000 elderly
or disabled San Franciscans at centers in San Francisco’s
Chinatown, Bayview, Sunset, and Richmond districts.
In both programs, Lolita Kintanar works hard to inspire
clients to advocate for the services they receive, and
participants like Bobby feel gratified. “Advocacy,” Bobby
concludes, “is so important. If there is a solution, let’s try
to find it together. If not, then let’s create one.”
Above - Bobby with members of the Canon Kip Senior Center and Seniors
Organizing Seniors, Right - Bobby Bogan
Photo: Marcie Franich
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Sheltering People at Next Door
and The Sanctuary
ECS’s two shelters, Next Door and the Sanctuary, provide residents with much more than a bed and a hot
meal. “They offer stability – a foundation from which a person who has been homeless can begin to integrate
back into society,” says Kathy Treggiari, Director of Shelters at Episcopal Community Services (ECS). Our
shelters provide on-site counseling, case management services and a variety of recovery groups. Residents
can take advantage of the education and vocational services we offer through the Skills Center and CHEFS.
All of ECS’s work is focused on helping our residents obtain permanent housing.
Just as important as the services we provide is the sense of community that we foster. Residents dine together
and take part in game nights and weekly arts and crafts classes. These and other activities give them a
chance to know their neighbors. Volunteers conduct the activities and participate along with our residents
to enhance the experience and build friendships.
Residents work alongside volunteers at each of our sites cooking and serving meals, running the library, and
working in the laundry room. “Volunteering in the shelters really engages residents,” says ECS volunteer
coordinator Mallory Hasick. “Community volunteers have a direct impact on improving morale in the shelters,
but the effect on residents who help is even greater. They gain a sense of pride and accomplishment; they
start to believe anything is possible.”
Resident volunteers built the new garden at the Sanctuary shelter under the guidance of Joshua Griffin, an
Environmental Justice Missioner at the Diocese. Trinity Episcopal Church, Menlo Park, provided funding to
purchase plants and supplies for the garden. Many residents continue to work there every day and look
forward to a bountiful harvest.
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Photos (clockwise from top) - New Shelters Director, Kathy Treggiari in the Sanctuary garden, with shelter residents, Monica and Steven, The Sanctuary
shelter, Bingo night volunteers, Bingo night at Next Door shelter, Residents of Next Door shelter.
Photo: Marcie Franich
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Sheltering People at Next Door
and The Sanctuary
ECS’s two shelters, Next Door and the Sanctuary, provide residents with much more than a bed and a hot
meal. “They offer stability – a foundation from which a person who has been homeless can begin to integrate
back into society,” says Kathy Treggiari, Director of Shelters at Episcopal Community Services (ECS). Our
shelters provide on-site counseling, case management services and a variety of recovery groups. Residents
can take advantage of the education and vocational services we offer through the Skills Center and CHEFS.
All of ECS’s work is focused on helping our residents obtain permanent housing.
Just as important as the services we provide is the sense of community that we foster. Residents dine together
and take part in game nights and weekly arts and crafts classes. These and other activities give them a
chance to know their neighbors. Volunteers conduct the activities and participate along with our residents
to enhance the experience and build friendships.
Residents work alongside volunteers at each of our sites cooking and serving meals, running the library, and
working in the laundry room. “Volunteering in the shelters really engages residents,” says ECS volunteer
coordinator Mallory Hasick. “Community volunteers have a direct impact on improving morale in the shelters,
but the effect on residents who help is even greater. They gain a sense of pride and accomplishment; they
start to believe anything is possible.”
Resident volunteers built the new garden at the Sanctuary shelter under the guidance of Joshua Griffin, an
Environmental Justice Missioner at the Diocese. Trinity Episcopal Church, Menlo Park, provided funding to
purchase plants and supplies for the garden. Many residents continue to work there every day and look
forward to a bountiful harvest.
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Photos (clockwise from top) - New Shelters Director, Kathy Treggiari in the Sanctuary garden, with shelter residents, Monica and Steven, The Sanctuary
shelter, Bingo night volunteers, Bingo night at Next Door shelter, Residents of Next Door shelter.
Photo: Marcie Franich
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Financials
R E V ENUE BY SOURCE FY2010
Private Revenue Program Income Public Support $1.3M
$2.7M
$13.9M
A Community of Donors
EPISCOPAL COMMUNIT Y SERVICES
BOARD OF DIREC TORS
The Rt. Rev. Marc Handley Andrus – Chair
Episcopal Bishop, Diocese of California
E X P ENSES BY PROGR AM FY2010
Sedge Dienst – President
Housing 45%
Michael Coholan – Vice President, Secretary
Shelters 32%
Partner, KCA Partners
Principal, Hilltop Advisors, LLC
Yvonne Tatsuno – Treasurer
Assistant Controller, Blue Shield of California
Skills Center 5%
Senior Center 6%
Admin 12%
(including fundraising)
FY 2010 unaudited revenue and expenses.
FY 2010 audited financial statements available November 2010.
EC S BY TH E N UM B E R S
ECS’s 3 shelters provide 3,892 homeless men and women
with a clean, safe place to sleep and two hot meals per day
along with services, showers, and lockers.
ECS’s 9 supportive housing buildings created community
and a place to call home for 1,087 formerly homeless men,
women, and children. All sites offered case management
and access to social services.
ECS’s Senior Services supplied daily meals and recreation to
1,330 seniors and information and referrals to 5,641 lowincome seniors and adults with disabilities through our Canon
Kip Senior Center and Aging and Disability Resource Center.
ECS’s Education and Employment Services equipped 530
homeless students with adult literacy or GED classes, basic
computer skills, job counseling, and/or culinary training.
ECS involved 1,359 volunteers in gardening, tutoring,
cooking, serving meals, painting, and a whole host of
helpful activities.
The Rev. Paul A. Burrows - Rector, Church of the Advent of Christ the King
Ted Chambers - HR Consultant, Lionvale HR Group
Andrea Clay - Attorney, Allen Matkins, Leck, Gamble, Mallory & Natsis LLP
Todd Clayter -Developer, Em Johnson Interest
David D. Cooke - Attorney, Allen Matkins, Leck, Gamble, Mallory & Natsis LLP
Cort Cortez - Senior Loan Officer, Chase Bank
Alan Fox - CFO, Saint Francis Memorial Hospital
William M. Harris - CFO, Lurie Management LLC
Christine Hoberg - Retired businesswoman
Dr. Martin C. Jones - Program Coordinator, SF Sheriff’s Department
Fernando E. Lopez - Director of Operations, Colonial Life
Kenneth J. Reggio - Executive Director, Episcopal Community Services
of San Francisco
Alexander C. Senchak - Consultant, The Shalleck Collaborative, Inc.
Richard Springwater - Springwater Investments, LLC
The Rev. Margaret Trezevant - Deacon, St. Francis Episcopal Church
Eric E. Wheatley - EEW Business Consulting
Pablo Wong - Sr. Vice President, Fidelity National Financial
LEADERSHIP LIST
Kenneth J. Reggio - Executive Director
Karen G. Gruneisen - Associate Director
Phil Clark - Director of Education and Employment
Melanie D. Johnson - Chief Financial Officer
Lolita Kintanar - Director of Senior Services
David Medina S. - Director of Human Resources
Lynn Nawahine - Director of Development
Liz Pocock - Director of Housing Development and Asset Management
Kathy Treggiari - Director of Shelters
Editor - Megan Peck
Writers - Lana Dalberg, Kevin Wessler
Photography - Marcie Franich
Design - 01 Labs
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Residents of the Canon Barcus Community House
Photo: Marcie Franich
Episcopal Community Services of San Francisco thanks the following donors for their generous support. Gifts from the community
constitute a vital resource for our programs and we are grateful for each and every one. These gifts and donations were received
between July 1, 2009 – June 30, 2010.
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Anonymous (25)
Douglas and Nancy Abbey
Corinne W. Abel
Andrea Acosta
Susan L. Adamson
John R. and Barbara E. Addeo
Suzanne Agasi
Valerie Agostino
Mark Akeson
Jesse Albert
Evi Altschuler
Chana Anderson
Emily T. and Adolphus Andrews, Jr.
The Rt. Rev. Marc Handley Andrus
& Sheila Andrus
Elizabeth Lawler Ashley
Sung K. and Sophie Au
Terry Austin
Patricia H. Axelrod
Jim Baldwin
Robert Barcus
Anthony Bardo
William & Jeanne Barulich
Alec S. and Sharon B. Bash
Michael Bauer
The Rev. Stephen Beal
Richard & Barbara Bechelli
Elizabeth Beckett
The Rev. Lyle Beckman
Cassandra Benjamin
Paul Bennett
Barbara Benware
Jack and Betty I. Bernstein
Audrey Berry
Jack and JoAnn Bertges
Michael Bettinger & Robert Goldstein
Jeffrey V. Bialik
Michael Bien & Jane E. Kahn
Ryan Bjorkquist & Angela DiLaura
Nicholas Blake
Lisa J. Blakely
Maureen P. Blanc & George Brandt
Barbara Blong
Lucy Boas
Jim Boddy & Betsy Dodd
Linda F. Boggiano
Dr. Richard A. & Dr. Nancy J. Bohannon
Judith Bolker, R.N., P.T.
Rachel Boller
Jan Bolles
Nate Bolt
William Bonnell
Christopher and Debora L. Booth
Jamie E. Bowles & Philip E Bowles, III
DeWitt Bowman
Pamela Boyes & Marty Beene
Flo Braker
Judith Branch & Chase Young
William M. & Mary Jane Brinton
Carolyn Brown & Mark Dumolien
Bart & Michal Brownell
Ava Jean Brumbaum
Peter Brunner
Fred & Melody Burbank
Thomas & Carol Burkhart
Elizabeth S. Burnham
The Rev. Paul Burrows
& The Rev. Cn. Michael L. Barlowe
Mary Elizabeth Burton
Vicki Busby
Brian F. & Donna M. Cahill
Clark & Elizabeth Callander
Dr. John N. & Barbara Callander
Brent Canada
The Rev. Amos C. & Sally Jo Carey
Dr. Kenneth J. & Antonina Carpenter
Anne Casscells & Susan Ketcham
Park & Elizabeth G. Chamberlain
Ted Chambers
Kathleen P. and Elizabeth Chandler
Ken Chang & Paula Hamilton Chang
Stephen Chang
Mylea Charvat
Siew Wah Chee & Chendra Karwita
Kin Cheng
Mamie Chew
Robert Chlebowski
James D. Church
Barbara Clark
William S. & Barbara Clark
Andrea Clay
Todd Clayter & Betsy ZoBell
Johnny Cochran
Sue Coholan
Michael Coholan & Sheryl Barden Coholan
Virginia M. Jensky Cohon
Veronika K. Cole
Edward & Nancy Conner
Walter T. Conway, Jr. & Meredith M. Tennent
Peter A. Cook
Gregg Cook & Victor Rosario
Paul & Jill Cook
David D. & Margaret M. Cooke
Hugh E. Cooney & Georgia N. Acker
John L. Corey
Dana Corsello
Melanie J. Costello
William S. & Marjory Craig
Paul & Valerie Crane Dorfman
James & Diane Crawford
The Rev. Christopher D. & Barbara B. Creed
Brian Crisp
Linda T. Cruz
Michael & Holly Cuggino
Andrew Cushing
Jennifer A. Cutting
John E. & Jacqueline S. Daley
Nick D’Angelo
Victoria S. De Alba
Eleanor de Limur
Kelly Dearman
Tracy Dearman
The Rev. James & Diane DeLange
Steve & Luann DeMartini
A. Kelny Denebeim
Reid W. & Margaret E. Dennis
William T. Denson
& Prayther E. Callandret-Denson
Rita Dettore
N. DeWolfe
Joey DiBono
Sedge and Karen Dienst
Louise A. DiMattio & William Corbett-Jones
Joan Downey
Raymond E. & Carol M. Driscoll
Donna Duhe
George E. & Jane Edsell
Ryan Eggensperger
Judith K. Elfstrom
Donald T. & Janice Elliott
Nicholas Elsishans & Christopher J. Hayes
Hector Esparza & Irene Minabe
Vicente Espinosa
Jessica Evans
The Rev. Richard Fabian
Yvonne Farrell
Anthony J. Fazio & Marie Anne Jobling
Chris Firehock
Alan Fisher
Jim & Lynn Fletcher
James H. Forsyth
Alan E. Fox & Diane M. Flynn
RoseAnn & Thomas J. Frank, Jr.
Michael D. & Mary J. Franklin
Brian Freeman & Peter L. Stein
Judith E. Friederici
Alison C. Fuller
Rhonda Gallo
Jack D. Gardner
Stanley L. & Glorian S. Garner
Mallory Gaston
Keith & Priscilla Geeslin
Terrence E. & Lay Beng Peh Gentle
Kevin J. Gerber
Judy L. Hunt Gerstle
Paul Giannini
John & Christine Giordano
Capt. Charles B. & Dorothy C. Glass
The Rev. Vanessa & Michael Glass
Robert & Susan Glen
Kevin R. Gogin & Daniel W. McPherson
Mateo Goldman
Robert & Kathryn B. Goldsmith
Paulette Gregg
Jill F. Griffin
Cynthia Grubb
Karen Geneva Gruneisen & Guy Campisano, Jr.
James W. Haas
Blanca L. Haendler & Robert Cook
David Thomas Haigler
Marvin & Rita Hall
Donald D. & Margaret B. Harger
William M. Harris
Barbara H. Hartford & James C. Strong
Carla J. Hartley & Richard L. Miller
Leonard J. Hartnett & Margaret Edie Hartnett
Kathleen F. Hayden
Daniel Healy & Gerald Labuda
John B. Heintzen
Stephen Heller & Dr. Therese Hickey
Helen Jean Henke
Kathy E. Henry & Karen M. Hager
Daniel J. Herling
Bob Herman & Susie Coliver
Marilyn Dobbs Higuera
Richard N. Hill & Nancy Lundeen
Austin E. Hills
The Rev. Mary Louise Hintz
Christine & Gregory Hoberg
Vincent E. & Amanda Hoenigman
Catharine C. Holden
Jessie Holland
Jonathan Hollander
Sue Holman & Susan Weeks
William S. & Elizabeth A.Hook
Greer & Thayer Hopkins, Jr.
James C. Hormel
Karen Huff
George H. & Leslie Hume
Ann C. & Robert E. Hunter, Jr.
Galina Igonkin
Ms. Jackie Jenks
Herbert Jeong
James Earl Jewell
Edward A. Johnson & James Durfee
Leonard W. Johnson
Dr. Ronald C. Johnson
Barbara L. Johnson
Melanie & Kurt E. Johnson
Clay and Sarah Jones
Dr. Martin C. Jones
Jenisel & Philip Jordan
Laurie S. Josloff
Lauren Kahn
Kathryn M. Kearney
Mrs. Louis O. Kelso
Linda G. Kendall
David D. & Maureen E. Kennedy
Robert J. & Hester Y. Kenneth
Carolyn Kiernat
The Rev. Frances Hall & Michael Kieschnick
Katherine A. King
Rosa King
Kathryn A. Kirkpatrick
Leigh A. & Melissa Kirmsse
Eileen Kivlehan
David & Nadine Klement
Frederic H. Knapp & Donald Currie
Elise Knapp
Robert & Eun Soo Knapp
Frederic Knapp Architect, Inc.
Jack Knight
Blanche Korfmacher
Catherine Kortzeborn
Jon Henry Kouba
John & Tracy Kraczkowsky
Hale & Madeline Kronenberg
Bill Krueger
Dr. Marilee J. Kuracina M.D.
Kenneth B. & Marcia Kurtz
Dawn Kwan
Jeanne C. Lacy
Michael D. Lampen
Frances Anne Lana
James P. Lee & Beverly Y. Hashimoto
Robert Lee & Janice M. Delfino
Henry LeMieux
Gaye Lenahan
Jerry & Marilyn Levine
Ilene Levinson & Raymond E. Van Tijen
Marlene S. Litvak & Bruce Fisher
Raphael Lopez & Jean Marie Garascia
Roberto Lopez & Martha Melblom
Fernando Lopez & Naomi Lempert Lopez
Marjorie P. Love
Susan T. Lucas & Dan Eesley
Wolfgang A. & Patricia B. Lusse
Michael & Karen MacDonald
The Rev. Vincent V. & Carolyn E. MacKenzie
Bruce & Deborah B. MacLeod
Leticia S. Maglaya
John & Ana Regina Maley
Delia Ann & Francis Mansell, Jr.
Sandra Marilyn & Joss Eldrege
Edward A. & Caroline H. Marshall
Polly Marshall
Marty Martin
Rev. G. Alexander Martin
Viviana Martinez & Avishai Pearlson
Robert Martinez
Peter Mason
Philip R. & Dana Matthews
Deann Mayeda
Frank Maynard
Bob & Pam McCaskill
Frederick W. McClure
Archibald & Anne C. McClure
Alfredo & Sue McDonald
Michael & Barbara McGinley
David Medina S. & Steven Medina
Victoria Merrell
Eric & Jessica Metoyer
Themistocles G. Michos
Ivo Mijac
Holly Millar
The Rt. Rev. G. Richard & Mary L. Millard
Cynthia Moore Miller
Howard J. & Eleanor W. Miller
Jeffrey Miller
Susan E. Miller & Jonathan E. Davis
Deborah L. Miller
James R. Moffitt
Margaret Montgomery
William J. & An Moon
Mrs. Albert Moorman
Adam Morean
Howard R. & Cathy Moreland
Marlayne A. Morgan
Jeff Mori
Bhushan & Blue Mudbhary
Kevin M. Mullally
Karen J. Murakami
Larry Murphy
Regan Murphy & Helen Borgan
Mary Lu Murphy
Kathleen A. Murray & Arthur Perkins
Matthew Murray & Diane Dempsey Murray
Claire Musso & Corinne Mark
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Financials
R E V ENUE BY SOURCE FY2010
Private Revenue Program Income Public Support $1.3M
$2.7M
$13.9M
A Community of Donors
EPISCOPAL COMMUNIT Y SERVICES
BOARD OF DIREC TORS
The Rt. Rev. Marc Handley Andrus – Chair
Episcopal Bishop, Diocese of California
E X P ENSES BY PROGR AM FY2010
Sedge Dienst – President
Housing 45%
Michael Coholan – Vice President, Secretary
Shelters 32%
Partner, KCA Partners
Principal, Hilltop Advisors, LLC
Yvonne Tatsuno – Treasurer
Assistant Controller, Blue Shield of California
Skills Center 5%
Senior Center 6%
Admin 12%
(including fundraising)
FY 2010 unaudited revenue and expenses.
FY 2010 audited financial statements available November 2010.
EC S BY TH E N UM B E R S
ECS’s 3 shelters provide 3,892 homeless men and women
with a clean, safe place to sleep and two hot meals per day
along with services, showers, and lockers.
ECS’s 9 supportive housing buildings created community
and a place to call home for 1,087 formerly homeless men,
women, and children. All sites offered case management
and access to social services.
ECS’s Senior Services supplied daily meals and recreation to
1,330 seniors and information and referrals to 5,641 lowincome seniors and adults with disabilities through our Canon
Kip Senior Center and Aging and Disability Resource Center.
ECS’s Education and Employment Services equipped 530
homeless students with adult literacy or GED classes, basic
computer skills, job counseling, and/or culinary training.
ECS involved 1,359 volunteers in gardening, tutoring,
cooking, serving meals, painting, and a whole host of
helpful activities.
The Rev. Paul A. Burrows - Rector, Church of the Advent of Christ the King
Ted Chambers - HR Consultant, Lionvale HR Group
Andrea Clay - Attorney, Allen Matkins, Leck, Gamble, Mallory & Natsis LLP
Todd Clayter -Developer, Em Johnson Interest
David D. Cooke - Attorney, Allen Matkins, Leck, Gamble, Mallory & Natsis LLP
Cort Cortez - Senior Loan Officer, Chase Bank
Alan Fox - CFO, Saint Francis Memorial Hospital
William M. Harris - CFO, Lurie Management LLC
Christine Hoberg - Retired businesswoman
Dr. Martin C. Jones - Program Coordinator, SF Sheriff’s Department
Fernando E. Lopez - Director of Operations, Colonial Life
Kenneth J. Reggio - Executive Director, Episcopal Community Services
of San Francisco
Alexander C. Senchak - Consultant, The Shalleck Collaborative, Inc.
Richard Springwater - Springwater Investments, LLC
The Rev. Margaret Trezevant - Deacon, St. Francis Episcopal Church
Eric E. Wheatley - EEW Business Consulting
Pablo Wong - Sr. Vice President, Fidelity National Financial
LEADERSHIP LIST
Kenneth J. Reggio - Executive Director
Karen G. Gruneisen - Associate Director
Phil Clark - Director of Education and Employment
Melanie D. Johnson - Chief Financial Officer
Lolita Kintanar - Director of Senior Services
David Medina S. - Director of Human Resources
Lynn Nawahine - Director of Development
Liz Pocock - Director of Housing Development and Asset Management
Kathy Treggiari - Director of Shelters
Editor - Megan Peck
Writers - Lana Dalberg, Kevin Wessler
Photography - Marcie Franich
Design - 01 Labs
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Residents of the Canon Barcus Community House
Photo: Marcie Franich
Episcopal Community Services of San Francisco thanks the following donors for their generous support. Gifts from the community
constitute a vital resource for our programs and we are grateful for each and every one. These gifts and donations were received
between July 1, 2009 – June 30, 2010.
I N D I V I D UA L D O N AT I O N S
Anonymous (25)
Douglas and Nancy Abbey
Corinne W. Abel
Andrea Acosta
Susan L. Adamson
John R. and Barbara E. Addeo
Suzanne Agasi
Valerie Agostino
Mark Akeson
Jesse Albert
Evi Altschuler
Chana Anderson
Emily T. and Adolphus Andrews, Jr.
The Rt. Rev. Marc Handley Andrus
& Sheila Andrus
Elizabeth Lawler Ashley
Sung K. and Sophie Au
Terry Austin
Patricia H. Axelrod
Jim Baldwin
Robert Barcus
Anthony Bardo
William & Jeanne Barulich
Alec S. and Sharon B. Bash
Michael Bauer
The Rev. Stephen Beal
Richard & Barbara Bechelli
Elizabeth Beckett
The Rev. Lyle Beckman
Cassandra Benjamin
Paul Bennett
Barbara Benware
Jack and Betty I. Bernstein
Audrey Berry
Jack and JoAnn Bertges
Michael Bettinger & Robert Goldstein
Jeffrey V. Bialik
Michael Bien & Jane E. Kahn
Ryan Bjorkquist & Angela DiLaura
Nicholas Blake
Lisa J. Blakely
Maureen P. Blanc & George Brandt
Barbara Blong
Lucy Boas
Jim Boddy & Betsy Dodd
Linda F. Boggiano
Dr. Richard A. & Dr. Nancy J. Bohannon
Judith Bolker, R.N., P.T.
Rachel Boller
Jan Bolles
Nate Bolt
William Bonnell
Christopher and Debora L. Booth
Jamie E. Bowles & Philip E Bowles, III
DeWitt Bowman
Pamela Boyes & Marty Beene
Flo Braker
Judith Branch & Chase Young
William M. & Mary Jane Brinton
Carolyn Brown & Mark Dumolien
Bart & Michal Brownell
Ava Jean Brumbaum
Peter Brunner
Fred & Melody Burbank
Thomas & Carol Burkhart
Elizabeth S. Burnham
The Rev. Paul Burrows
& The Rev. Cn. Michael L. Barlowe
Mary Elizabeth Burton
Vicki Busby
Brian F. & Donna M. Cahill
Clark & Elizabeth Callander
Dr. John N. & Barbara Callander
Brent Canada
The Rev. Amos C. & Sally Jo Carey
Dr. Kenneth J. & Antonina Carpenter
Anne Casscells & Susan Ketcham
Park & Elizabeth G. Chamberlain
Ted Chambers
Kathleen P. and Elizabeth Chandler
Ken Chang & Paula Hamilton Chang
Stephen Chang
Mylea Charvat
Siew Wah Chee & Chendra Karwita
Kin Cheng
Mamie Chew
Robert Chlebowski
James D. Church
Barbara Clark
William S. & Barbara Clark
Andrea Clay
Todd Clayter & Betsy ZoBell
Johnny Cochran
Sue Coholan
Michael Coholan & Sheryl Barden Coholan
Virginia M. Jensky Cohon
Veronika K. Cole
Edward & Nancy Conner
Walter T. Conway, Jr. & Meredith M. Tennent
Peter A. Cook
Gregg Cook & Victor Rosario
Paul & Jill Cook
David D. & Margaret M. Cooke
Hugh E. Cooney & Georgia N. Acker
John L. Corey
Dana Corsello
Melanie J. Costello
William S. & Marjory Craig
Paul & Valerie Crane Dorfman
James & Diane Crawford
The Rev. Christopher D. & Barbara B. Creed
Brian Crisp
Linda T. Cruz
Michael & Holly Cuggino
Andrew Cushing
Jennifer A. Cutting
John E. & Jacqueline S. Daley
Nick D’Angelo
Victoria S. De Alba
Eleanor de Limur
Kelly Dearman
Tracy Dearman
The Rev. James & Diane DeLange
Steve & Luann DeMartini
A. Kelny Denebeim
Reid W. & Margaret E. Dennis
William T. Denson
& Prayther E. Callandret-Denson
Rita Dettore
N. DeWolfe
Joey DiBono
Sedge and Karen Dienst
Louise A. DiMattio & William Corbett-Jones
Joan Downey
Raymond E. & Carol M. Driscoll
Donna Duhe
George E. & Jane Edsell
Ryan Eggensperger
Judith K. Elfstrom
Donald T. & Janice Elliott
Nicholas Elsishans & Christopher J. Hayes
Hector Esparza & Irene Minabe
Vicente Espinosa
Jessica Evans
The Rev. Richard Fabian
Yvonne Farrell
Anthony J. Fazio & Marie Anne Jobling
Chris Firehock
Alan Fisher
Jim & Lynn Fletcher
James H. Forsyth
Alan E. Fox & Diane M. Flynn
RoseAnn & Thomas J. Frank, Jr.
Michael D. & Mary J. Franklin
Brian Freeman & Peter L. Stein
Judith E. Friederici
Alison C. Fuller
Rhonda Gallo
Jack D. Gardner
Stanley L. & Glorian S. Garner
Mallory Gaston
Keith & Priscilla Geeslin
Terrence E. & Lay Beng Peh Gentle
Kevin J. Gerber
Judy L. Hunt Gerstle
Paul Giannini
John & Christine Giordano
Capt. Charles B. & Dorothy C. Glass
The Rev. Vanessa & Michael Glass
Robert & Susan Glen
Kevin R. Gogin & Daniel W. McPherson
Mateo Goldman
Robert & Kathryn B. Goldsmith
Paulette Gregg
Jill F. Griffin
Cynthia Grubb
Karen Geneva Gruneisen & Guy Campisano, Jr.
James W. Haas
Blanca L. Haendler & Robert Cook
David Thomas Haigler
Marvin & Rita Hall
Donald D. & Margaret B. Harger
William M. Harris
Barbara H. Hartford & James C. Strong
Carla J. Hartley & Richard L. Miller
Leonard J. Hartnett & Margaret Edie Hartnett
Kathleen F. Hayden
Daniel Healy & Gerald Labuda
John B. Heintzen
Stephen Heller & Dr. Therese Hickey
Helen Jean Henke
Kathy E. Henry & Karen M. Hager
Daniel J. Herling
Bob Herman & Susie Coliver
Marilyn Dobbs Higuera
Richard N. Hill & Nancy Lundeen
Austin E. Hills
The Rev. Mary Louise Hintz
Christine & Gregory Hoberg
Vincent E. & Amanda Hoenigman
Catharine C. Holden
Jessie Holland
Jonathan Hollander
Sue Holman & Susan Weeks
William S. & Elizabeth A.Hook
Greer & Thayer Hopkins, Jr.
James C. Hormel
Karen Huff
George H. & Leslie Hume
Ann C. & Robert E. Hunter, Jr.
Galina Igonkin
Ms. Jackie Jenks
Herbert Jeong
James Earl Jewell
Edward A. Johnson & James Durfee
Leonard W. Johnson
Dr. Ronald C. Johnson
Barbara L. Johnson
Melanie & Kurt E. Johnson
Clay and Sarah Jones
Dr. Martin C. Jones
Jenisel & Philip Jordan
Laurie S. Josloff
Lauren Kahn
Kathryn M. Kearney
Mrs. Louis O. Kelso
Linda G. Kendall
David D. & Maureen E. Kennedy
Robert J. & Hester Y. Kenneth
Carolyn Kiernat
The Rev. Frances Hall & Michael Kieschnick
Katherine A. King
Rosa King
Kathryn A. Kirkpatrick
Leigh A. & Melissa Kirmsse
Eileen Kivlehan
David & Nadine Klement
Frederic H. Knapp & Donald Currie
Elise Knapp
Robert & Eun Soo Knapp
Frederic Knapp Architect, Inc.
Jack Knight
Blanche Korfmacher
Catherine Kortzeborn
Jon Henry Kouba
John & Tracy Kraczkowsky
Hale & Madeline Kronenberg
Bill Krueger
Dr. Marilee J. Kuracina M.D.
Kenneth B. & Marcia Kurtz
Dawn Kwan
Jeanne C. Lacy
Michael D. Lampen
Frances Anne Lana
James P. Lee & Beverly Y. Hashimoto
Robert Lee & Janice M. Delfino
Henry LeMieux
Gaye Lenahan
Jerry & Marilyn Levine
Ilene Levinson & Raymond E. Van Tijen
Marlene S. Litvak & Bruce Fisher
Raphael Lopez & Jean Marie Garascia
Roberto Lopez & Martha Melblom
Fernando Lopez & Naomi Lempert Lopez
Marjorie P. Love
Susan T. Lucas & Dan Eesley
Wolfgang A. & Patricia B. Lusse
Michael & Karen MacDonald
The Rev. Vincent V. & Carolyn E. MacKenzie
Bruce & Deborah B. MacLeod
Leticia S. Maglaya
John & Ana Regina Maley
Delia Ann & Francis Mansell, Jr.
Sandra Marilyn & Joss Eldrege
Edward A. & Caroline H. Marshall
Polly Marshall
Marty Martin
Rev. G. Alexander Martin
Viviana Martinez & Avishai Pearlson
Robert Martinez
Peter Mason
Philip R. & Dana Matthews
Deann Mayeda
Frank Maynard
Bob & Pam McCaskill
Frederick W. McClure
Archibald & Anne C. McClure
Alfredo & Sue McDonald
Michael & Barbara McGinley
David Medina S. & Steven Medina
Victoria Merrell
Eric & Jessica Metoyer
Themistocles G. Michos
Ivo Mijac
Holly Millar
The Rt. Rev. G. Richard & Mary L. Millard
Cynthia Moore Miller
Howard J. & Eleanor W. Miller
Jeffrey Miller
Susan E. Miller & Jonathan E. Davis
Deborah L. Miller
James R. Moffitt
Margaret Montgomery
William J. & An Moon
Mrs. Albert Moorman
Adam Morean
Howard R. & Cathy Moreland
Marlayne A. Morgan
Jeff Mori
Bhushan & Blue Mudbhary
Kevin M. Mullally
Karen J. Murakami
Larry Murphy
Regan Murphy & Helen Borgan
Mary Lu Murphy
Kathleen A. Murray & Arthur Perkins
Matthew Murray & Diane Dempsey Murray
Claire Musso & Corinne Mark
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Peter J. Musto
James F. Myers
Howard J. & Vivian A. Naftzger
Gregg & Ann Elizabeth Napoli
Lynn & Rick Nawahine
Christian M. Nelson
Peter Neuendorff
Beth C. Newman
Dr. Raquel H. Newman
Walter S. & Ellen M. Newman
Nancy W. Newmeyer
The Hon. William Newsom
H. Turner Newton
Moira Nichols
Janice Nieder
Daniel H. & Ann H. Nitzan
Betty Noguchi
P.J. & Martha Nora
Catherine Nunmaker
Gary Ogburn
Barbara A. Oleksiw & Paul Morales
Dr. Ronald J. Oleson & Cathy Cole Oleson
Nancy A. Oliveira
Michael F. & Sylvia P. O’Neill
Scott Owens
Sam Palmer & Suzanne Fowler Palmer
Velma Parness
Anthony H. Pasqua
Sera Passalaqua
Rekha Patel
George N. Patterson
Bryan Peck
Helen Peck
Stephanie Peek
Joel T. Perlstein
Patricia Pettinato
Edward Pike & Nancy Jo Carpenter-Pike
Liz Pocock
Cynthia S. & Harry W. Poett, III
Mark E. Porter
Ina L. Potter
Bob Powers
James Norwood Pratt & Valerie Turner
Daniel Prechtel & Ruth Meyers
David T. Price
Rodney S. & Bev Price
Kimberly Quan & Cyril Blanc
Greg Quiroga
Jeff & Kimberly Qvale
Benjamin Ragains
Nazir & Claudia Rahim
Brian Raley
Samia Rashed & Lucy Sam
Kim Regan & Daniel F. Hoth
Kenneth J. Reggio & Carol Lee Schulte
Christina Reggio
Glenn H. Reid & Frank S. Lanier
The Hon. Charles B. & Barbara Renfrew
Mi-Yung Rhee
Nathan & Katrina Rhoads
Edward A. & Marcella Jean Riegel
Amanda Riel
Charles James Roberts & Gail Palmer Roberts
Marion T. Robus
Beverly J. Rockabrand
James M. & Barbara J. Rockett
Mrs. Stanley F. Rodgers
Judy Rodriguez
Martin & Betsy Rosen
John D. Rosin
The Rev. George C. L. & Darlene S. Ross
Leigh Rowan
Mrs. George Rowe
Glenn & Patricia Rudebusch
Todd Ruggiero
Rev. Mark Ruyak
Lucy Sam
Leslie V. Sanford
Hector & Sonia Santiago
Joseph Sawyer & Sherri Hayes Sawyer
Gordon Schaeffer & J. Margaret Milton
The Rev. Richard Schaper
& The Rev. Anita Ostrom
Warren A. & Dorothy M. Schneider
Sarah Schoenberger
P. Schroeder
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Katharine C. & Frances C. Schultz
R. Carter Seddon
Alex Senchak
Theodore R. & Suzanne G. Seton
Rhonda Shapiro
Marty Sharp
Kevin Sharps
Mr. Randy Shaw
David R. & Marsha J. Sheahen
Sally Sheck
Ajay Shekhawat
Wylie R. & Judith W. Sheldon
Elizabeth H. Shurtleff
John & Lucretia Sias
The Rev. Susan & David Singer
Sukhi Singh
Uma Sinha
Jeremy Sinkinson
Birute Skurdenis
Timothy & Ilia Smith
Michael E. & Martha B. Smith
Cherida Collins Smith
Michael G. Smith & Nancy Botkin
Allison Smith
Elinor Smith
Thomas S. & Karen Smith
Joseph Smooke
Karen Smyda
Barbara Solomon & Richard Barr Hibbs
Harold L. Spencer & Ruth D. MacNaughton
Richard Springwater & Jane Klion Springwater
Michael Stafford & Dr. Margaret Stafford
Barry H. & Janet K. Standing
Winifred Steiner
Tania W. Stepanian
Catherine A. Stevens
Tom Steyer & Kat Taylor
Karen Stiles
Martha Milton Stookey
Richard Storrs
Randy G. Street & Paul Daddona
Jay D. Strickwerda
John H. Stutesman
Elizabeth H. Sutro
Richard & Marcia Swain
Lucile J. Taber
Yvonne L. Tatsuno & Gordon Leong
Jeanne Taylor
Barry R. Taylor
Daniel Tellep
Mary C. Tigh
John Todd & Sally Maier
The Rev. Dr. Fran & Arthur C. Toy
Marty Beth Train
The. Rev. Margaret A. & Richard G. Trezevant
Larry Troutman
Todd & Teresa Trowbridge
Estrella Uy
Stephen W. Van Dusen
Harlan & Gail Van Wye
The Rev. Paul Ross Vassar
Kathy Veit
Frank & Pebbie Verdecanna
Edwin A. Waite & Davidson Bidwell-Waite
Albert W. Wald
Kier Wallis
Jeff Walsh
Ryan Ward
Roger D. & Greer L. Watts
Richard C. & Carol M. Watts
Martha Weeks
Kathryn K. & Kenneth B. Weeman, Jr.
Tom Wentworth & Teresa Ruter-Wentworth
John M. West & Katherine Kam West
Teresa Weyand
Lawrence V. & Ann W. Wheat
Edward A. & Patricia P. White
Fred Whitridge
Gregory & Lisa Willis
Barbara Hixon Wilson
Donna G. Winslow
Peter Wise & Patrice M. Kavanaugh
Nona H. Wittlinger
Marcia E. Wolfe
Garrett Wong & Edith Ho
Wendy Wong
Pablo & Khena S. Wong
James G. Woo
William P. Wreden, Jr.
Anita P. Wright
Declan & Clare Wyrick
Stephen L. Young
Dan Ziegler
Dr. Barry Zorthian & Bret Davenport
IN-KIND DONATIONS
Anonymous
4505 Meats
A16 Restaurant and Wine Bar
Abri Hotel
Adventurecat Sailing Charters
Phil and Mary Albert
All Souls’ Episcopal Church
American Conservatory Theater
Argonaut Hotel
Bay City Bike Rentals and Tours
Beach Blanket Babylon
Clifton & Robin Bishop
Aneata Bonic
Bourbon & Branch
Brownies Hardware
Butterfly
California Canoe and Kayak
Casa Munras, A Collection Hotel
Cedar House Sport Hotel
Chakra Salon Spa
E. Chang
ChefsBest
Child’s Light Pediatrics, Inc.
Christ Episcopal Church of Los Altos
Phil Clark & Bryan Bennett
Comark Instruments
Credo
Culinary Institute of America at Greystone
James Dawson
Katharine Demgen
Diageo
Disneyland Resort
Ken & Carol Duncan
E & O Trading Co.
Erling Eia
George Emblom
Farm Fresh to You
Four Seasons Hotel
Loretta Friend
Frog Hollow Farm
Bram Goodwin
Graham’s Port
Granlibakken Resort at Lake Tahoe
Nancy Gregovich
Miguel Guzman
Harbor Court Hotel
Hayes Street Grill
Aileen Haxo
Hilton
Marika Holmgren
Home of Chicken and Waffles
Hood & Strong, LLP
Hotel Adagio
Hotel Nikko San Francisco
Hyatt Regency
Intercontinental Mark Hopkins Hotel
Intercontinental San Francisco
Iron Horse Vineyards
Clay and Sarah Jones
K & L Wine Merchants
Sy Kaufman
King of Mushrooms
Kirkwood Mountain Resort
Flora Korver-Buckley
Kuleto’s
Lark Creek Restaurant Group
Larkspur Hotel Union Square
Le Bistro
Melinda Lee
Iona Lewis
The Lodge
Louis R. Lurie Foundation
Marin French Cheese Company/Rouge et Noir
Marriott Courtyard San Francisco Downtown
Marriott San Francisco Union Square
The Marsh
Steve McClelland
McQuade’s Celtic Chutneys
McRoskey Airflex Mattress Co.
Meadowood Napa Valley
Janet Meiselman
Tom Miyake
Monaco Hotel
Monterey Bay Whale Watch
Christopher Myers
Clarence Nash, Jr.
Mark & Daryl Nelson
Organize It
Mark Palcanis
Peet’s Coffee & Tea
Perbacco
Natasha Perstyn
Pillsbury, Winthrop, Shaw, Pittman, LLP
Pat Pishny & Flo Tumolo
Plant Cafe Organic
Platypus Tours Limited
Michael Pollan
Joseph & Robin Powell
Pralines by Yvonne
Prescott Hotel
Punch Line Comedy Club
Francis Puskar
Michael Rich
Ritz-Carlton Hotel
Barbara Roberson
Roots Restaurant
Ruby Sailing
Margaret Salton
Saint Francis House
San Francisco Fire Department
San Francisco Gravel Company
San Francisco Soup Company
Sens Restaurant
Serrano Hotel
SF Jazz
SF Performances
Zahra Skomra
SO Hudson 555 Management Inc.
Social Security Administration
Squeeze In Restaurants
Stanford Athletics
Mia Stone
Valerie Street
Sukhi’s Gourmet Indian Foods
Tablehopper
Tante Marie’s Cooking School
Barbara Telich
The Bakers Dozen, Inc.
The Renaissance Parc 55
Torani Italian Syrups
Trader Joe’s
Tributary White Water Tours
Tuscan Inn/Best Western
Urban Outfitters
Stuart E. Vaughn
Sasha Vaz
Villa Florence Hotel
Paul Remy Weiland
Judith White
W Hotel
Winery Collective
CORPOR ATE, FOU N DAT I O N A N D
INSTITUTIONAL S U P P O R T
Abraham Ayad Memorial Fund
Adobe Systems Incorporated Giving Program
Advent Software Fund
All Souls’ Episcopal Church
Argosy Foundation
Arkipelago Books
Ashbury Children’s Foundation
AT&T United Way Employee Giving Campaign
Bank of America
Bank of America Foundation
Bank of America Matching Gifts Program
Barclays Global Investors - The Matching Gift Center
Bernice M. Hemphill Charitable Trust
BiRite Foodservice Distributors
Blue Shield Cares
Bovis Lend Lease
Cahill Contractors Inc.
The California Wellness Foundation
Caritas Property Management
Carl Gellert and Celia Berta Gellert Foundation
CDM Foundation
Charles & Helen Schwab Foundation
Charles Schwab Corporation Foundation
Chevron Humankind Corporation
The Chubb Corporation (Chubb and Son Inc.)
Clif Bar Family Foundation
CMP Media Community Connection
Colonial Life
Community Economics, Inc.
Community Thrift Store
Corporation for Supportive Housing
Crescent Porter Hale Foundation
Darby Betts Fund
Dauber Family Fund
Dennis Lee & Janice Lea Carter Foundation
Dodge and Cox, Investment Managers
East Bay Community Foundation/Anonymous Fund
The Edward E. Hills Fund
Enterprise Foundation “Green Communities”
Episcopal Charities
Episcopal Church of St. Mary The Virgin
Episcopal Church of St. Matthew
Episcopal Homes Foundation
Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund
Folsom Street Events
Frances K. and Charles D. Field Foundation
Freedom in Christ Evangelical Church
Gap Inc.
George Frederick Jewett Foundation
George H. Sandy Foundation
Goldfarb & Lipman LLP
Heffernan Foundation
Heffernan Insurance
Herman Coliver Locus: Architecture Inc.
HomeBase
Horizons Foundation
HRH Foundation
James Boyd Fund
Jewish Community Endowment Fund (JCEF)
Jewish Family & Children’s Services
The John Stewart Company
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
JP Morgan Chase Foundation
Katie’s Cooking School
Levi Strauss Foundation
Local Independent Charities of America
Louis R. Lurie Foundation
McBean Family Foundation
Meals on Wheels Association of America
Merritt Community Capital Corporation
Michael and Jeanie Casey Fund
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
The Middle Passage Foundation
Moody’s Foundation Matching Gifts Program
The Morris Stulsaft Foundation
Mueller Nicholls Incorporated
Newman’s Own Foundation
Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund
The Safeway Foundation
Trinity Episcopal Church, Menlo Park
The San Francisco Foundation
San Francisco Fund 4
San Francisco Professional Food Society
Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving - DAF
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
St. Anselm’s Episcopal Church
Stephen and Nancy Grand Foundation
St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church
The Swig Foundation
Trucker Huss
True North Foundation
Union Bank Foundation
United Way - California Capital Region
United Way of Metropolitan Chicago
United Way of the Bay Area
Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program
Vitamin Cases Consumer Settlement Fund
Walter & Elise Haas Fund
Wells Fargo Community Support/United Way Campaign
Wells Fargo Foundation
William and Flora Hewlett Matching Gifts Program
William G. Gilmore Foundation
TRIBUTE GIFT LIST
In Memory of Darlene Allison
Philip D. Allison
In Honor of Robin Azevedo
Amy Trachtenberg & Jeffrey Miller
In Honor of Bonnie Barberini
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Memory of Karen Barcus
Robert Barcus
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Paul Bennett
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Jeffrey Benson
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Richard Gill & Emma Stewart
In Honor of Lewis Brown
The Rev. Paul Burrows
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Mark Friedlander
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The Rev. Paul Burrows
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Arthur E. & Shirley Pacheco
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Ben Palmquist
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The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of Megan Costello
Kathy Veit
In Honor of Barbara Creed’s birthday
Adele M. Hayutin
In Honor of Barbara and Chris Creed
Hilltop Advisors, LLC
In Honor of Nick D’Angelo
Dr. Ronald Johnson
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Linda L. Gustafson
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Lisa Wexler
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Moira Nichols
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Anonymous
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The Rev. Paul Burrows
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William Bonnell
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The Rev. Paul Burrows
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The Rev. Paul Burrows
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and Rev. Stina Pope
Mary Lu Murphy
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The Rev. Paul Burrows
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Melanie Costello
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Stephen Moyer
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The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of Suzanne Palmer
James E. & Jean L. Palmer
In Honor of John Porter
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Memory of Charles Price
David Price
In Honor of Genevieve Racek
Holly R. W. H. Kaufman
In Honor of Ken Reggio
Patricia Axelrod
In Honor of Michael Schrieber
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of Will Scott and
Matt Chayt’s wedding
Anonymous (3)
Jonathan & Michelle Cohn
Paul & Valerie Crane Dorfman
Charles Fusco
Mary Hardy
Gordon Murray
Claire Musso
Rita Semel
April Shaw
Brian M. Varrieur
In Honor of Alex Senchak
Dr. Ronald Johnson
In Honor of Christopher Hayes
and Nicholas Elsishans Wedding
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of Kevin Sharps
Elizabeth Hager & Edward York, III
In Honor of Chris Hoberg
Lisa Gounod
In Honor of Richard Springwater
Kat Taylor & Tom Steyer
In Honor of Marjorie Hogle
John K. & Elaine L. Hogle
In Honor of Jim Swearingen
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of Margaret Trezevant
Anonymous
In Honor of Father Trutner
Glenn & Patricia Rudebusch
In Honor of Tom Veitch
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of Kelly Wilkinson
Peter Brunner
In Honor of Deacon Paul Williams
Anonymous
In Honor of “The man I should have helped
the night we went to the theater. May god
bless him.”
Anonymous
S A N C T UA RY S O C I E T Y
Sanctuary Society recognizes donors who have
generously included ECS in their estate plans.
Robert Anino Trust †
Andrew M. Athan †
Pansy Perkins Baker †
Susannah Brenner
Michael Coholan & Sheryl Barden Coholan
Walter T. Conway, Jr. & Meredith M. Tennent
Chris and Barbara Creed
The Rev. Sarah A. Davis †
Joy DeWeese-Wehen †
Pam Ferraro †
Charles Fuller
David R. Gee †
Elizabeth Gillespie †
The Rev. Vanessa & Michael Glass
E. Dixon Heise †
Effiellen Jeffries †
Jenisel & Philip Jordan
Mary Heath Keesling †
Frederic Knapp & Donald Currie
Virginia McCormick
Herman and Ella H. Medwin †
Margaret Montgomery
Robert McAlpin Moore †
Sharon A. Moore
Geoffrey R. Paul †
Betty Murphy †
Kenneth J. Reggio & Carol Lee Schulte
Caryl Ritter & Roland Petersen
Marcella Solem
Tanabe Sanctuary Endowment
Dale Stancliff Endowment Fund
Yvonne L. Tatsuno & Gordon Leong
Frances Toby †
Thelma E. Tucker
Phyllis C. Wattis †
Diana Whiteman †
Pablo & Khena Wong
Margaret Frances Wosser
Kate Stella
Please accept our apology for any errors
or omissions and advise Megan Peck at
(415) 487-3736 or [email protected] of
corrections.
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Peter J. Musto
James F. Myers
Howard J. & Vivian A. Naftzger
Gregg & Ann Elizabeth Napoli
Lynn & Rick Nawahine
Christian M. Nelson
Peter Neuendorff
Beth C. Newman
Dr. Raquel H. Newman
Walter S. & Ellen M. Newman
Nancy W. Newmeyer
The Hon. William Newsom
H. Turner Newton
Moira Nichols
Janice Nieder
Daniel H. & Ann H. Nitzan
Betty Noguchi
P.J. & Martha Nora
Catherine Nunmaker
Gary Ogburn
Barbara A. Oleksiw & Paul Morales
Dr. Ronald J. Oleson & Cathy Cole Oleson
Nancy A. Oliveira
Michael F. & Sylvia P. O’Neill
Scott Owens
Sam Palmer & Suzanne Fowler Palmer
Velma Parness
Anthony H. Pasqua
Sera Passalaqua
Rekha Patel
George N. Patterson
Bryan Peck
Helen Peck
Stephanie Peek
Joel T. Perlstein
Patricia Pettinato
Edward Pike & Nancy Jo Carpenter-Pike
Liz Pocock
Cynthia S. & Harry W. Poett, III
Mark E. Porter
Ina L. Potter
Bob Powers
James Norwood Pratt & Valerie Turner
Daniel Prechtel & Ruth Meyers
David T. Price
Rodney S. & Bev Price
Kimberly Quan & Cyril Blanc
Greg Quiroga
Jeff & Kimberly Qvale
Benjamin Ragains
Nazir & Claudia Rahim
Brian Raley
Samia Rashed & Lucy Sam
Kim Regan & Daniel F. Hoth
Kenneth J. Reggio & Carol Lee Schulte
Christina Reggio
Glenn H. Reid & Frank S. Lanier
The Hon. Charles B. & Barbara Renfrew
Mi-Yung Rhee
Nathan & Katrina Rhoads
Edward A. & Marcella Jean Riegel
Amanda Riel
Charles James Roberts & Gail Palmer Roberts
Marion T. Robus
Beverly J. Rockabrand
James M. & Barbara J. Rockett
Mrs. Stanley F. Rodgers
Judy Rodriguez
Martin & Betsy Rosen
John D. Rosin
The Rev. George C. L. & Darlene S. Ross
Leigh Rowan
Mrs. George Rowe
Glenn & Patricia Rudebusch
Todd Ruggiero
Rev. Mark Ruyak
Lucy Sam
Leslie V. Sanford
Hector & Sonia Santiago
Joseph Sawyer & Sherri Hayes Sawyer
Gordon Schaeffer & J. Margaret Milton
The Rev. Richard Schaper
& The Rev. Anita Ostrom
Warren A. & Dorothy M. Schneider
Sarah Schoenberger
P. Schroeder
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Katharine C. & Frances C. Schultz
R. Carter Seddon
Alex Senchak
Theodore R. & Suzanne G. Seton
Rhonda Shapiro
Marty Sharp
Kevin Sharps
Mr. Randy Shaw
David R. & Marsha J. Sheahen
Sally Sheck
Ajay Shekhawat
Wylie R. & Judith W. Sheldon
Elizabeth H. Shurtleff
John & Lucretia Sias
The Rev. Susan & David Singer
Sukhi Singh
Uma Sinha
Jeremy Sinkinson
Birute Skurdenis
Timothy & Ilia Smith
Michael E. & Martha B. Smith
Cherida Collins Smith
Michael G. Smith & Nancy Botkin
Allison Smith
Elinor Smith
Thomas S. & Karen Smith
Joseph Smooke
Karen Smyda
Barbara Solomon & Richard Barr Hibbs
Harold L. Spencer & Ruth D. MacNaughton
Richard Springwater & Jane Klion Springwater
Michael Stafford & Dr. Margaret Stafford
Barry H. & Janet K. Standing
Winifred Steiner
Tania W. Stepanian
Catherine A. Stevens
Tom Steyer & Kat Taylor
Karen Stiles
Martha Milton Stookey
Richard Storrs
Randy G. Street & Paul Daddona
Jay D. Strickwerda
John H. Stutesman
Elizabeth H. Sutro
Richard & Marcia Swain
Lucile J. Taber
Yvonne L. Tatsuno & Gordon Leong
Jeanne Taylor
Barry R. Taylor
Daniel Tellep
Mary C. Tigh
John Todd & Sally Maier
The Rev. Dr. Fran & Arthur C. Toy
Marty Beth Train
The. Rev. Margaret A. & Richard G. Trezevant
Larry Troutman
Todd & Teresa Trowbridge
Estrella Uy
Stephen W. Van Dusen
Harlan & Gail Van Wye
The Rev. Paul Ross Vassar
Kathy Veit
Frank & Pebbie Verdecanna
Edwin A. Waite & Davidson Bidwell-Waite
Albert W. Wald
Kier Wallis
Jeff Walsh
Ryan Ward
Roger D. & Greer L. Watts
Richard C. & Carol M. Watts
Martha Weeks
Kathryn K. & Kenneth B. Weeman, Jr.
Tom Wentworth & Teresa Ruter-Wentworth
John M. West & Katherine Kam West
Teresa Weyand
Lawrence V. & Ann W. Wheat
Edward A. & Patricia P. White
Fred Whitridge
Gregory & Lisa Willis
Barbara Hixon Wilson
Donna G. Winslow
Peter Wise & Patrice M. Kavanaugh
Nona H. Wittlinger
Marcia E. Wolfe
Garrett Wong & Edith Ho
Wendy Wong
Pablo & Khena S. Wong
James G. Woo
William P. Wreden, Jr.
Anita P. Wright
Declan & Clare Wyrick
Stephen L. Young
Dan Ziegler
Dr. Barry Zorthian & Bret Davenport
IN-KIND DONATIONS
Anonymous
4505 Meats
A16 Restaurant and Wine Bar
Abri Hotel
Adventurecat Sailing Charters
Phil and Mary Albert
All Souls’ Episcopal Church
American Conservatory Theater
Argonaut Hotel
Bay City Bike Rentals and Tours
Beach Blanket Babylon
Clifton & Robin Bishop
Aneata Bonic
Bourbon & Branch
Brownies Hardware
Butterfly
California Canoe and Kayak
Casa Munras, A Collection Hotel
Cedar House Sport Hotel
Chakra Salon Spa
E. Chang
ChefsBest
Child’s Light Pediatrics, Inc.
Christ Episcopal Church of Los Altos
Phil Clark & Bryan Bennett
Comark Instruments
Credo
Culinary Institute of America at Greystone
James Dawson
Katharine Demgen
Diageo
Disneyland Resort
Ken & Carol Duncan
E & O Trading Co.
Erling Eia
George Emblom
Farm Fresh to You
Four Seasons Hotel
Loretta Friend
Frog Hollow Farm
Bram Goodwin
Graham’s Port
Granlibakken Resort at Lake Tahoe
Nancy Gregovich
Miguel Guzman
Harbor Court Hotel
Hayes Street Grill
Aileen Haxo
Hilton
Marika Holmgren
Home of Chicken and Waffles
Hood & Strong, LLP
Hotel Adagio
Hotel Nikko San Francisco
Hyatt Regency
Intercontinental Mark Hopkins Hotel
Intercontinental San Francisco
Iron Horse Vineyards
Clay and Sarah Jones
K & L Wine Merchants
Sy Kaufman
King of Mushrooms
Kirkwood Mountain Resort
Flora Korver-Buckley
Kuleto’s
Lark Creek Restaurant Group
Larkspur Hotel Union Square
Le Bistro
Melinda Lee
Iona Lewis
The Lodge
Louis R. Lurie Foundation
Marin French Cheese Company/Rouge et Noir
Marriott Courtyard San Francisco Downtown
Marriott San Francisco Union Square
The Marsh
Steve McClelland
McQuade’s Celtic Chutneys
McRoskey Airflex Mattress Co.
Meadowood Napa Valley
Janet Meiselman
Tom Miyake
Monaco Hotel
Monterey Bay Whale Watch
Christopher Myers
Clarence Nash, Jr.
Mark & Daryl Nelson
Organize It
Mark Palcanis
Peet’s Coffee & Tea
Perbacco
Natasha Perstyn
Pillsbury, Winthrop, Shaw, Pittman, LLP
Pat Pishny & Flo Tumolo
Plant Cafe Organic
Platypus Tours Limited
Michael Pollan
Joseph & Robin Powell
Pralines by Yvonne
Prescott Hotel
Punch Line Comedy Club
Francis Puskar
Michael Rich
Ritz-Carlton Hotel
Barbara Roberson
Roots Restaurant
Ruby Sailing
Margaret Salton
Saint Francis House
San Francisco Fire Department
San Francisco Gravel Company
San Francisco Soup Company
Sens Restaurant
Serrano Hotel
SF Jazz
SF Performances
Zahra Skomra
SO Hudson 555 Management Inc.
Social Security Administration
Squeeze In Restaurants
Stanford Athletics
Mia Stone
Valerie Street
Sukhi’s Gourmet Indian Foods
Tablehopper
Tante Marie’s Cooking School
Barbara Telich
The Bakers Dozen, Inc.
The Renaissance Parc 55
Torani Italian Syrups
Trader Joe’s
Tributary White Water Tours
Tuscan Inn/Best Western
Urban Outfitters
Stuart E. Vaughn
Sasha Vaz
Villa Florence Hotel
Paul Remy Weiland
Judith White
W Hotel
Winery Collective
CORPOR ATE, FOU N DAT I O N A N D
INSTITUTIONAL S U P P O R T
Abraham Ayad Memorial Fund
Adobe Systems Incorporated Giving Program
Advent Software Fund
All Souls’ Episcopal Church
Argosy Foundation
Arkipelago Books
Ashbury Children’s Foundation
AT&T United Way Employee Giving Campaign
Bank of America
Bank of America Foundation
Bank of America Matching Gifts Program
Barclays Global Investors - The Matching Gift Center
Bernice M. Hemphill Charitable Trust
BiRite Foodservice Distributors
Blue Shield Cares
Bovis Lend Lease
Cahill Contractors Inc.
The California Wellness Foundation
Caritas Property Management
Carl Gellert and Celia Berta Gellert Foundation
CDM Foundation
Charles & Helen Schwab Foundation
Charles Schwab Corporation Foundation
Chevron Humankind Corporation
The Chubb Corporation (Chubb and Son Inc.)
Clif Bar Family Foundation
CMP Media Community Connection
Colonial Life
Community Economics, Inc.
Community Thrift Store
Corporation for Supportive Housing
Crescent Porter Hale Foundation
Darby Betts Fund
Dauber Family Fund
Dennis Lee & Janice Lea Carter Foundation
Dodge and Cox, Investment Managers
East Bay Community Foundation/Anonymous Fund
The Edward E. Hills Fund
Enterprise Foundation “Green Communities”
Episcopal Charities
Episcopal Church of St. Mary The Virgin
Episcopal Church of St. Matthew
Episcopal Homes Foundation
Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund
Folsom Street Events
Frances K. and Charles D. Field Foundation
Freedom in Christ Evangelical Church
Gap Inc.
George Frederick Jewett Foundation
George H. Sandy Foundation
Goldfarb & Lipman LLP
Heffernan Foundation
Heffernan Insurance
Herman Coliver Locus: Architecture Inc.
HomeBase
Horizons Foundation
HRH Foundation
James Boyd Fund
Jewish Community Endowment Fund (JCEF)
Jewish Family & Children’s Services
The John Stewart Company
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
JP Morgan Chase Foundation
Katie’s Cooking School
Levi Strauss Foundation
Local Independent Charities of America
Louis R. Lurie Foundation
McBean Family Foundation
Meals on Wheels Association of America
Merritt Community Capital Corporation
Michael and Jeanie Casey Fund
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
The Middle Passage Foundation
Moody’s Foundation Matching Gifts Program
The Morris Stulsaft Foundation
Mueller Nicholls Incorporated
Newman’s Own Foundation
Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund
The Safeway Foundation
Trinity Episcopal Church, Menlo Park
The San Francisco Foundation
San Francisco Fund 4
San Francisco Professional Food Society
Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving - DAF
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
St. Anselm’s Episcopal Church
Stephen and Nancy Grand Foundation
St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church
The Swig Foundation
Trucker Huss
True North Foundation
Union Bank Foundation
United Way - California Capital Region
United Way of Metropolitan Chicago
United Way of the Bay Area
Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program
Vitamin Cases Consumer Settlement Fund
Walter & Elise Haas Fund
Wells Fargo Community Support/United Way Campaign
Wells Fargo Foundation
William and Flora Hewlett Matching Gifts Program
William G. Gilmore Foundation
TRIBUTE GIFT LIST
In Memory of Darlene Allison
Philip D. Allison
In Honor of Robin Azevedo
Amy Trachtenberg & Jeffrey Miller
In Honor of Bonnie Barberini
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Memory of Karen Barcus
Robert Barcus
In Memory of Roy Bennett
Paul Bennett
In Honor of Clark and Betty Benson
Jeffrey Benson
In Honor of Kevin Brough
Richard Gill & Emma Stewart
In Honor of Lewis Brown
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of Edwin Cabigao
Mark Friedlander
In Honor of Sam Cantlin
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of David Clausen
Arthur E. & Shirley Pacheco
In Memory of Milo Coates
Ben Palmquist
In Honor of Cort Cortez
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of Megan Costello
Kathy Veit
In Honor of Barbara Creed’s birthday
Adele M. Hayutin
In Honor of Barbara and Chris Creed
Hilltop Advisors, LLC
In Honor of Nick D’Angelo
Dr. Ronald Johnson
In Memory of Donald Disler
Linda L. Gustafson
In Honor of Marlene Sorosky Gray
Lisa Wexler
In Memory of Leslie Espen
Robert & Kathryn Goldsmith
In Memory of Martha Favreau
Moira Nichols
In Memory of Sam Freeman
Anonymous
In Honor of Becky Giordano
John & Christine Giordano
In Honor of Jack Jensen
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of Bishop Swing
William Bonnell
In honor of Lolita Kintanar
Anthony Fazio
In Memory of Frank Thayer
Tom & Valli Thanyer McDougle
In Honor of Frederic Knapp
Bart & Michal Brownell
In Honor of Rod Thompson
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of Bob Kossler
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of Rev. Sue Thompson
and Rev. Stina Pope
Mary Lu Murphy
In Memory of Buzz Kramer
Neville & Lila S. Rich
In Honor of Lori Liederman
Denis D. Mosgofian
In Honor of Fern and Naomi Lopez
Patricia Axelrod
In Memory of Albert Marti
Yvonne Farrell
In Honor of Alex Martin
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of Anna McHargue
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Memory of Robert Morton
Melanie Costello
In Honor of Paul Moyer
Stephen Moyer
In Honor of Ler Nelson
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of Lewis Newton
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of Suzanne Palmer
James E. & Jean L. Palmer
In Honor of John Porter
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Memory of Charles Price
David Price
In Honor of Genevieve Racek
Holly R. W. H. Kaufman
In Honor of Ken Reggio
Patricia Axelrod
In Honor of Michael Schrieber
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of Will Scott and
Matt Chayt’s wedding
Anonymous (3)
Jonathan & Michelle Cohn
Paul & Valerie Crane Dorfman
Charles Fusco
Mary Hardy
Gordon Murray
Claire Musso
Rita Semel
April Shaw
Brian M. Varrieur
In Honor of Alex Senchak
Dr. Ronald Johnson
In Honor of Christopher Hayes
and Nicholas Elsishans Wedding
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of Kevin Sharps
Elizabeth Hager & Edward York, III
In Honor of Chris Hoberg
Lisa Gounod
In Honor of Richard Springwater
Kat Taylor & Tom Steyer
In Honor of Marjorie Hogle
John K. & Elaine L. Hogle
In Honor of Jim Swearingen
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of Margaret Trezevant
Anonymous
In Honor of Father Trutner
Glenn & Patricia Rudebusch
In Honor of Tom Veitch
The Rev. Paul Burrows
In Honor of Kelly Wilkinson
Peter Brunner
In Honor of Deacon Paul Williams
Anonymous
In Honor of “The man I should have helped
the night we went to the theater. May god
bless him.”
Anonymous
S A N C T UA RY S O C I E T Y
Sanctuary Society recognizes donors who have
generously included ECS in their estate plans.
Robert Anino Trust †
Andrew M. Athan †
Pansy Perkins Baker †
Susannah Brenner
Michael Coholan & Sheryl Barden Coholan
Walter T. Conway, Jr. & Meredith M. Tennent
Chris and Barbara Creed
The Rev. Sarah A. Davis †
Joy DeWeese-Wehen †
Pam Ferraro †
Charles Fuller
David R. Gee †
Elizabeth Gillespie †
The Rev. Vanessa & Michael Glass
E. Dixon Heise †
Effiellen Jeffries †
Jenisel & Philip Jordan
Mary Heath Keesling †
Frederic Knapp & Donald Currie
Virginia McCormick
Herman and Ella H. Medwin †
Margaret Montgomery
Robert McAlpin Moore †
Sharon A. Moore
Geoffrey R. Paul †
Betty Murphy †
Kenneth J. Reggio & Carol Lee Schulte
Caryl Ritter & Roland Petersen
Marcella Solem
Tanabe Sanctuary Endowment
Dale Stancliff Endowment Fund
Yvonne L. Tatsuno & Gordon Leong
Frances Toby †
Thelma E. Tucker
Phyllis C. Wattis †
Diana Whiteman †
Pablo & Khena Wong
Margaret Frances Wosser
Kate Stella
Please accept our apology for any errors
or omissions and advise Megan Peck at
(415) 487-3736 or [email protected] of
corrections.
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2 The Coast
3 The Elm
7 The Alder
8 Canon Barcus Community House & Skills Center
9 Canon Kip Community House, CHEFS,
4 The Mentone
5 The Hillsdale
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Senior Center & ADRC
The Sanctuary Shelter
Bishop Swing Community House
Mission: Episcopal Community Services of San Francisco helps homeless
and very low-income people every day and every night obtain the housing, jobs, shelter and essential services each person needs to prevent and
end homelessness.
Episcopal Community Services operates the Sanctuary and Next Door
shelters, provides services at nine supportive housing facilities, and runs
the Canon Kip Senior Center and the Skills Center. Each year, more than
10,000 people receive services and support from ECS.
Building Community. Developing Skills. Enriching Lives.
Episcopal Community Services of San Francisco
165 8th Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
(415) 487-3300
www.ecs-sf.org