BGCSV 2022 Annual Report

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2022 annual report

Letter from leadership

Friends of BGCSV,

It has been an incredible year of change at Boys & Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley, and we are thrilled to present you with your BGCSV 2022 Annual Report. We could not be more enthusiastic about the advancement of opportunity for the underserved youth of Silicon Valley in the past year as a coalition of supporters and partners came together to catalyze unprecedented growth. With your help, BGCSV expanded services for kids in need more than any year in our 79-year history.

As satisfying as it can be to celebrate progress, it is more important than ever to provide our youth with the necessary tools and opportunities to succeed. Your contributions have played a pivotal role in enabling us to offer programs that foster academic success, promote healthy lifestyles, and develop leadership skills among the children and teens we serve. By investing in their potential, we are empowering the next generation of innovators, leaders, and community members who will shape the future of Silicon Valley and beyond.

We want to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude for your unwavering commitment and generosity in support of our mission. Thank you for your generosity, trust, and commitment to Boys and Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley. Together, we can continue to make a meaningful difference in the lives of young people who need us most.

This report reveals tremendous progress, but we will continue to lean on you for your guidance and support as we strive to meet the need so many continue to face in our community each day. Unprecedented growth is exciting, but we remain steadfastly focused on the work left to do to ensure that all young people have access to opportunities and belonging provided by the staff and programming you all support.

Thank you for all you continue to do for kids in need. We remain deeply grateful to each and every one of you and look forward to our continued collaboration in this worthy effort.

In Service,

Steve Wymer President & CEO Boys & Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley

Brian Papay Chair, Board of Directors Boys & Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley

Who we are

Founded in 1944, Boys & Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley (BGCSV) is a non-profit youth development organization that offers innovative and effective afterschool and summer enrichment programs primarily for low income, at-risk Santa Clara County youth ages 5-18+ years. BGCSV serves 5,000 youth at 33 locations in San Jose, Morgan Hill, Gilroy, and Hollister.

The majority of the youth we serve are living in economically depressed, high crime neighborhoods with an absence of adult role models or mentors and lack of access to opportunity. Our clubs are open to youth in these areas who need us most–after school and all day in the summer. Through holistic programming, safe spaces, and one-on-one mentorship and guidance, we help thousands of kids and teens develop the essential skills they need to thrive.

Who we serve

youth served

2,513

1,924

1,317 988

Summer school year

*ADA (Average Daily Attendance)

Ethnicity

76%

income

3% Median-Income

Our Mission is To inspire and empower all young people, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring adults.

Youth of the year

Honoring and Celebrating Outstanding Teens

Isaac’s Story

Boys & Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley is proud to recognize Isaac as our 2022 Youth of the Year— our organization’s highest honor.

Growing up in south San Jose, in a challenging neighborhood, Isaac felt out of place—and was painfully shy. It was also during this time that his father was diagnosed with a chronic health condition. This was a period of uncertainty and emotional stress for Isaac and the entire family. But as difficult as these experiences were, Isaac found refuge at the Club.

A member for over ten years, Isaac has participated in our C5 programs (e.g., Power Hour, STEM), arts, sports leagues, life skills programs such as Passport to Manhood and leadership programs such as Keystone Club—and serving as President of his clubhouse’s Leaders In Training program.

“From the very first day I started coming to the Club, there was a real feeling of warmth and acceptance. Two things you associate with a family,” Isaac says. “The gentle and patient way staff nurtured me and encouraged me while also participating in engaging activities—like science, arts, sports— I began to feel a sense of confidence. I was learning. And I was growing.”

“At every Boys & Girls Club the trusting relationships young people have with adult staff is the foundation of the Club experience,” Isaac says. “Through these relationships I’ve learned important values like honesty, responsibility, compassion and community. And the Club has also given something else: hope and opportunity.”

Now a high school senior, Isaac plans to attend the University of California, Berkeley and major in computer science in the hopes of working in technology here in Silicon Valley.

What is Youth of the Year?

Youth of the Year is a four-month long leadership development program that celebrates the remarkable lives of Boys & Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley members who have distinguished themselves through strength of character and academic success. Throughout the program, Youth of the Year candidates will practice public speaking, essay writing, team building, and more. At the annual Youth of the Year Gala, each finalist will share their story with the entire Boys & Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley community, and one youth will be awarded the title of Citywide Youth of the Year. The Citywide Youth of the Year receives a college scholarship and the opportunity to advance to Boys & Girls Clubs’ Northern California Youth of the Year competition.

What I’ve learned at the Club— trust, empathy, optimism, strength and compassion--has served me well all these years. And it will serve me well into my future. I will never forget the Club and what it means to me. It means family.

- Isaac, Youth of the Year 2022

Back to School

The community continued to support youth in the transition back to school through supply drives, providing much needed materials to Club members.

Supporting Great Futures

100% of all eligible high school seniors graduated on time and are attending colleges including CSU Fullerton, Evergreen College, UC Davis, and UC Merced.

Summer Fun

Google sponsored a carnival-themed summer celebration at Alviso Clubhouse. Campers enjoyed an obstacle course, popcorn, snow cones, a giant connect four game, and a chance to soak their youth development staff in the dunk tank.

New Clubhouses!

Dec

Boys & Girls Clubs could not be more enthusiastic to present the latest additions to the Club family. 16 new school-based sites were added this fall: 13 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, and 1 high school, bringing BGCSV’s total number of locations to 33. These additions include Navigator Schools in Gilroy and Hollister and the San Jose locations of Rocketship Public Schools as well as four satellite locations in Concord, Antioch, and Redwood City. These new sites will allow us to more than double our impact in the community, expanding our reach deeper into areas where youth and families are most in need of support.

Club Holiday Parties

Thanks to our amazing community, Club members celebrated the season all month long with festive activities, seasonal crafts, and celebrations. Over 1,250 holiday gifts were donated to Club youth this year by community partners, making more great memories possible for youth and their families.

Looking Ahead

We know that the path to building great futures starts with closing the opportunity gap among disadvantaged youth and the communities in which they live. Preparing local youth with the skills required to succeed in college and a career directly positions them for success in our 21st century world. 2023 will be marked by a strong commitment to expanding teen programming, workforce development, and college readiness.

SUMMER program

Learning, staying active, and having fun

School may be out, but learning is always in at Boys & Girls Clubs. Over the summer, Club members participate in enjoyment-based learning that builds each participant’s voice and allows them to explore their interests. Our summer program is 7 weeks of engaging physical activities and academic enrichment, fostering leadership skills

and building self-confidence in a positive and uplifting environment. The fun isn’t exclusive to just younger campers either: teen leaders receive hands-on experience through their mentorship of younger members and participation in workshops that cover communication, conflict resolution, money management, resume writing, and interviewing.

2,513

MEMBERS SERVED DURING SUMMER

95%

OF YOUTH REPORTED HAVING LEARNED MORE ABOUT THEMSELVES AND THEIR CAPABILITIES.

86%

OF PARENTS REPORTED THAT BEING IN THE CLUB’S SUMMER PROGRAM IMPROVED THEIR CHILD’S ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR.

- 2022 Parent Summer Survey

Learn more about our summer program at bgclub.org/summer

This program is a huge benefit for our child and all the kids in our school. He gets fed, help with homework, and a chance to play with his peers every day.

Our Commitment To Child Safety

Child Safety Is Job No. 1

Since the very first Club opened in 1944 with the purpose of giving local kids a safe place to go, safety has been the No. 1 priority of Boys & Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley.

After all, safety is where it all begins. Our data shows that environments that are safe, positive, and inclusive are essential for young people’s development. When kids feel safe, they’re empowered to learn, connect with their peers, and explore their interests. At Boys & Girls Clubs, kids and teens can rely on a safe, consistent and welcoming environment where they can focus on what’s most important—being a kid.

The landscape of youth safety has drastically changed in our 79-year history. From public health crises like the COVID-19 pandemic to the Internet’s impact on bullying and selfesteem, kids face new threats to their stability and well-being each day.

To meet the evolving safety needs of kids, families and communities, Boys & Girls Clubs works continuously to enhance safety policies, practices and trainings to ensure youth are safe and protected. Providing safe spaces for young people is our No. 1 job.

Silicon Valley Gives Back

Volunteers are a critical resource to the Club. While in-person volunteering was largely put on hold for the past two years, this year was marked by a strong return to the community with many volunteers and organizations supporting the Club’s work wherever they were needed.

2022 Volunteer of the Year Venture Church

May—Smythe Clubhouse Remodel

We are proud to recognize Venture Church for their outstanding contribution to the Boys & Girls Clubs community. The church’s congregation came together to give Smythe Clubhouse a complete makeover, with almost 500 members dedicating their time and resources to cleaning, organizing, painting, landscaping, and completely refurbishing the building. The project involved everything from installing new fixtures to creating an entire mini garden, with no detail overlooked. The result is a beautifully refurbished space that youth in the community can be proud of. Thanks to Venture Church’s efforts, Smythe Clubhouse has undergone a stunning transformation that will benefit the community for years to come.

Home Depot, July—community Outreach Day

42 Home Depot employees volunteered at the Levin Clubhouse for a beautification day. They worked hard to improve the grounds, re-mulching the entire area, updating the landscaping, rebuilding planter boxes, and upgrading the space. Thanks to a generous gift of $15,000, the Levin Clubhouse was also able to purchase new gardening tools, including rakes, a lawnmower, and a new outdoor shed. These tools will enable the Club to continue providing youth with hands-on opportunities to learn about gardening and the natural world.

California’s Great America, December—WinterFest

California’s Great America donated 800 Winterfest tickets for kids & families from Boys & Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley, giving them a chance to enjoy all the thrills of an amusement park and the holidays. Home Depot, Kohls, and PwC volunteers also partnered up for the event to provide a variety of activities for the kids, including arts and crafts, an ornament building station, photo booths, and a holiday buffet. We are grateful to California’s Great America and volunteers from Home Depot, Kohls, and PwC for their generosity and support of our kids and families.

events in 2022

Bringing people together for a great cause

Our incredible community of individual donors, corporate partners, and community leaders contributed more than $790,000 , directly providing more youth every day with the services they need to learn & thrive.

Annual Youth of the Year Gala

PRESENTED BY PWC

Community and business leaders came together in March to celebrate the resiliency, determination, and outstanding achievements of our youth. Guests experienced the Club at youth lead activity stations, heard from Youth of the Year finalists as they shared their inspiring stories, and celebrated the announcement of the 2022 Youth of the Year.

Morgan Hill Tech center Ribbon Cutting

SPONSORED BY SERVICENOW

On Aug. 24, the Club held a ribbon cutting and check presentation to celebrate ServiceNow’s generous $100,000 gift that funded a new state-of-the-art technology center at the Morgan Hill Clubhouse. The new space brings together the positive environment of the club and innovative technology to promote education and key technical skill development in youth. The center features new computers, televisions, and even a 3-D printer.

View photos from our events at flickr.com/bgclubsv

49th Annual Golf Classic

PRESENTED BY ASML

Over 125 golfers enjoyed a beautiful day at Almaden Golf & Country Club while providing critical support to our summer program and making a positive impact on the lives of local kids in need—giving them a safe place to learn, stay active, and have fun.

International Day of The Girl

October marked the Club’s first ever International Day of the Girl celebration! 40+ female community leaders joined the young girls of Alum Rock Clubhouse, where they engaged in one-on-one mentorship and created vision boards. Together, we were able to ignite the power in young women by providing them engaged mentors to uplift their achievements and help them envision their futures.

Our leadership

Board Officers

Brian Papay, Chair

Steve Wymer, President & CEO

Kathy Hevland, Immediate Past Chair

Jaime Chavez, Vice Chair

Cheick Camara, Secretary

Maya Marcus, Board Development

Brent Nickerson, Treasurer

Board of Directors

Oriana Branon (Camacho)

Sal Chavez

Farah Faruqui

Marybeth Gonzales

Sean Heywood

Matt Kalafatis

Maya Marcus

Steve Tate

Angela Roach

Dan Rogers

Pete Settelmayer

Advisory Board

Tony Arreola

Angel Rios, Jr.

Carlos Leet

Board of Trustees

Michael Smythe

Our sponsors & Partners

Corporate Sponsors

Boys & Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley gratefully acknowledges the following corporate partners for their leadership support. In 2022, they contributed $10,000 or more and embraced us with their in-kind gifts and volunteer service.

Air Systems Foundation

Alaska Airlines

Albertsons

AMD Foundation

Anglepoint Group

Applied Materials Foundation

Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.

ASML

Blach Construction

Bridgestone

Buffalo Wild Wings Foundation

Casino M8trix

Ernst & Young

First Tech Federal Credit Union

Ford Motor Company Fund

Fremont Bank

KLA Tencor Foundation

Lenovo

Micheletti Insurance Services

Milligan Family Foundation

NetApp Fund

Panda Express

Peninsula Building Materials

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Rite Aid Healthy Futures

Ross Stores

Santa Clara and San Benito Counties

Building & Construction Trades Council

Silicon Valley Bank Foundation

Silicon Valley Chapter of RIMS (Risk and Insurance Management Society)

Silicon Valley Community Foundation

Silicon Valley Mechanical

Sobrato Family Foundation

SWENSON

The Gallagher Family Foundation

The Rosendin Foundation

William D. Smythe Family Foundation

Our School Partners

Boys & Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley proudly partners with the following school districts, and is honored to work alongside our administrators, principals, and teachers to provide services to youth who need us most.

ACE Charter Schools

Alpha Public Schools

County of Santa Clara Warrant

Escuela Popular

Navigator Schools

Oak Grove School District

Perseverance Preparatory Inc

Rocketship Education

Santa Clara Unified School District

Recognizing Loyal Supporters

By making cumulative contributions of $1 million or more over the years, these donors have been invaluable partners in our work.

Clyde Berg

David and Lucile Packard Foundation

Shortino Family Foundation

Sobrato Family Foundation

William D. Smythe Family Foundation

in-kind gifts

Austin Luigard

Better Environment and Ecosystems

Blackhawk Museum

BOMA Silicon Valley

California's Great America

Carol Finkelstein

Chardonnay Sailing Charters Freada

Kapor Klein

G K Marin

Gina Stella

Hapa’s Brewing Company

House Family Vineyards

Interact Club of Silicon Valley

Jesus Alvarez

Joseph George Wines

Joseph Goyette

Judd’s Hill Winery and MicroCrush

Juliette and Jeffrey Goldman

Livermore Wine Trolley LLC Lunardi’s Market

Melvin Escoto

MJA Vineyards

My Vo

Ping Zhao

Rosemary Stella

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Steven Chu

Susan and Andrew Vickers

The Course at Wente Vineyards

The Stationaery

Our Donors

We are grateful to the philanthropic community that contributed over $3.7M this year to help youth reach their full potential. Donors who made contributions between July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022, are recognized for their gifts below.

50K+

Ahrendts-Couch Foundation

Clyde Berg

David and Lucile Packard Foundation

Eden Housing Resident Services, Inc

Ernst & Young

Panda Express

Polly Hillis Scalora and Anthony J. Scalora

Shortino Family Foundation

Sidney E Frank Foundation

Sobrato Family Foundation

The Rosendin Foundation

Warmenhoven Family Foundation

25k-50k

AMD Foundation

Applied Materials Foundation

ASML

Boris and Vera Bogart Foundation

Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation Inc.

Davidson Family Foundation

Ford Motor Company Fund

KLA Tencor Foundation

Milligan Family Foundation

Richard and Emily Levin Foundation

Ross Stores

Sheryl and David Heacock

Silicon Valley Chapter of RIMS

SWENSON

William D. Smythe Family Foundation

10k-25k

Air Systems Foundation

Alaska Airlines

Albertsons

Anglepoint Group

Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.

Blach Construction

Bridgestone

Buffalo Wild Wings

Buffalo Wild Wings Foundation

Casino M8trix

Cynthia and Dan Phillips

Derek Hunter, Jr

First Tech Federal Credit Union

Fremont Bank

Jason Papier

Kathy and John Ballard

Kathy Hevland and Anish Patel

Kuleni Gebisa and Sean Heywood

Laura and Max Duganne

Legacy San Jose Alviso Youth

Foundation

Lenovo

Marybeth Gonzales and Bob Berrisford

Michele and Steve Wymer

Micheletti Insurance Services

NetApp Fund

Peninsula Building Materials

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Rite Aid Healthy Futures

Robert Family Foundation

Santa Clara and San Benito Counties Building & Construction Trades Council

Sieg and Doris Fischer Foundation

Silicon Valley Bank Foundation

Silicon Valley Community Foundation

Silicon Valley Mechanical

St. Joseph’s Family Center

The Borch Foundation

The Gallagher Family Foundation

5k-10k

Adam Morey

Alliance Roofing

Bill.com

Bonnie and Joseph Morey, Jr

Bridge Bank

Charlene McCaskey

Clint Woodley

Cohesity

Connor and Mikila Duke

Daley’s Drywall & Taping, Inc.

Danielle and Cheick Camara

Del Grande Dealer Group

Deloitte & Touche LLP

Dick’s Sporting Goods Foundation

Dolan Concrete Construction

Dome Construction Corporation

Duran & Venables, Inc.

Ewa and Timm Hoyt

Gidel & Kocal Construction Company, Inc.

ICOM Mechanical, Inc

InterMountain Electric Company

Kabeer Mamnoon

Kimberly and Dan Rogers

Lauren and Dan Oliver

Marcy and Scott Johnson

Mary Claire and Matt Kalafatis

Matthew Micheletti

Melany and Sal Chavez

Michael Roberts Construction, Inc.

Mike Black

Normandin Chrysler Jeep Dodge

Ram Fiat

Pacific Ridge Builders

Republic Services

Republic Urban Properties, LLC

Ronald Goossens

Rotary Club of San Jose

San Jose Sharks Foundation

Sarah and Greg Acton

Sea Research Foundation

Shawn Milligan

Silicon Valley Leadership Group

South Bay Construction

Ted Way

W. Bradley Electric, Inc

Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Foundation

1k-5k

Walmart Foundation

Farrington Historical Foundation

20Twenty Cheese Bar

84 West LLC-Pestana Properties

Adam and Laura Gonzalez-Escoto

Alyse and Andrew Wheatley

Amy and Brian Wilson

Amy and Dan Gruhl

Annay Bains

Bindu and Sarju Naran

Blair Walsh

Brian Cooper

Brian Kiernan

Carmen and Lawrence Stone

Creative Package McKahan, Inc

Danny Cimino

David Brinton

David Giambruno

Doreen Cadieux

Dr. Catherine Grellet and Fred Smith

Edith and John Collin

Edward Graziani

Emily Ruvalcaba

Evelyn and Gerald Guess

Excite Credit Union

Farah Faruqui

Gwen and Eric Allegakoen

Ian Cairns

IBM Employee Services Center

Jaime Chavez

Jamie and Tony Arreola

Jeff Ehrenberg and Blake Sanborn

Jennifer and Michael Van Every

Jenny Choi

Jeremy Chien

Jessica and Rick Farr

Joann Morey

John Nagle

Judith and Bruce Henry

Julie and Ken Houp

Kelli and Dan O’Gorman

Ken Dasso

Kenneth and Connie CasselMurray

Keri and Jay Landrum

Kieve Foundation

Kimberly and Michael Mulcahy

Kristen and Eric Ernst

Kristi and Mike Ballou

Kurt Specht

Laura and Michael Beyer

Laura Capilla

Leena and Sanjay Chandra

Libie and James Cilker

Lori and Sean Cottle

Luke Morey

Mallory and Chris Mossuto

Mark Normandin

Mary and John Sullivan

Matt Hisaka

Maya an Dave Marcus

McLaughlin Family Foundation

Megan and Tom Wilson

Mike McGlinchey

Mint Condition Fitness

Morgan Hill Youth Fund

Mr. Constant Djacga

Nada Foundation

Nancy and John Decker

Naomi Wallace

Nezha and Brent Nickerson

Nic Tabellion

Pamela Stella

Paul Hsieh

Peggi Jewett

Planet Fitness

Priya and Ravi Narula

Qualcomm

Risk Placement Services

Rose Rajeff

San Jose Water Company

Sandi and Jack Frazer

Saratoga Rotary Charitable Foundation

Sonja Hyman

Steve Januario

Swenson Foundation

Synopsys Outreach Foundation

The Ford Store Morgan Hill

Tina Chen

Venture Christian Church

Verona Nunez

Yenvy and Brian PapayMorgan Hill Youth Fund

Up to 1K

AAUW (American Association of University Women) - Morgan Hill

Alfonso Sun

Alicia Rosa

Aline Ng

Amazon Smile Foundation

Anaerobe Systems

Andrea and Joe Thomas

Andrea Rubnitz

Andrew Cohn

Angela and Ryan McCole

Anita Bowles

Annie Parker

Antonio Guerra

Archer Family Foundation

Aza Oliva

Bella Mahoney

Bill McCraw and Janet Muscio

Bill Wolfe

Birgit and Tim Johnston

Brandon Bradford

Brent Soffey

Brett Kondrick

Brian Stenhouse

Brittany Street

Brooke Rhoades

Bruce A. Kilday

Bryan Lee

California’s Great America

Candice Lange

Carlton and Leslie Parks

Catherine and Danny Koenig

Catherine Dailey

Cathi Mickow

Cathy and Robert Silverstein

Cathy G. Martinez

Chad Washam

Chante Surrency

Chennan Hu

Chris Colemon

Chris Wright

Christina Fruen

Christine and Brian Fitzpatrick

Christine Jeffers

Cindy and Dave Oliver

Cindy Stella

Comcast Corporation

Daniel and Rosemary Kaplan

David Cohen

David Mesa

Denise Michael

Diane Hendricks

Donald Rocha

Dr. Carmen Garcia and Gabriel Gutierrez

Drew McGhie

Elaine and Dana Ditmore

Ena Singh

Ernie Yamane

Facebook

Frances OSullivan

Francine Togneri

Frank Dall

Fred Meyer Charitable Trust

Gary and Annette Aslanian

Gaurav Chattree

George Woodley

Gerald and Bonnie Neary

Gerrie and Carl Reinhardt

Graciele Ross

Greg E. Bombard

Greg Gonzales

Guy and Darline Lohman

Hannah Monteiro

Heather and Gary Scott Thomas

Helen Reyes

Hetal Bhuta

Holy Family School

Hoover Krepelka LLP

Jackie Robinson

Jackie Ryan

Jacksons Food Stores, Inc

James Chik

James Craig

James D Lee

Jane Knopf

Jeanette Kennedy

Jeanne and Mike Serpa

Jeff Huff

Jennifer and Mark Lipscomb

Jennifer and Steve Tate

Jenny and Carlos Leet

Jessica Garcia-Kohl and Sam

Liccardo

Jinyan Tang

Joan and Mark Davey

Joanne and David Micheletti

Joe Kavanaugh

Joel Stiles

John Kelley

Juana Carter

Juanita Ryan

Judith Piazza

Justin Oliver

Kang Li

Karen Juliano

Kari Oliver

Karin Weseloh

Katherine and Bill Napoli

Kathryn and Rob Lindo

Kathryn Kelly

Kathy Conlin

Keith Rodriguez

Ken Mannina

Kenneth Kneiss

Kevin Lebanc

Kristi Cole

Kristine and Mark Vara

Kyle McCauley

Lance Gidel

Laura and Jeffrey Lundy

Lea and Tim Lundy

Leah Sze

Leslee and Carl Guardino

Leticia and Nick Cvietkovich

Lilia Vega

Linda and Nick Antonopoulos

Linda Chicca

Liz McGowan

Lizzy Zeiter

Lois Rankin

Lon Hansen

Lozano Smith Attorneys at Law

Lukas Mickevicius

Lynn Vaudagna

Machelle and Ben Locsin

Margaret Brooks

Marilyn Gonsalves

Marion Kofman

Marisol and Mick Greco

Mark and Wendy Penner

Mark Washbush

Martin and Sheryl Rattner

Maureen and Nick Kuntz

Maureen Webb

Megan and Steven Gonzales

Meghan and Craig Kovaleski

Merriam Spurgeon

Michele Tomac

Mike Grzanowski

Mike Wright

My Pizza, Inc

Myra Strober and Jay Jackman

Natalie Wade

Nico Wiborg

Nicole and William Hershey

Nicole Sanders

Office of Councilmember Dev Davis

Office of Vice Mayor Chappie Jones

Oriana and Trevor Branon

Othman Kammah

Pam Foley

Pat Mathiasen

Patrick Morey

Pavel Jirousek

Peter and Pat Durnhofer

Peter Koetz

Phil Cannizzaro

Phil Singler

Ralph and Nancy Bircher

Reid Conklin

Reyad Katwan

Rick Reynes

Rindy Giacomazzi

Rob Silva

Robert Barton

Robert Rosas

Rosa Arredondo

Ryan Durkin

Ryan Ortiz

Sandi and Richard Conniff

SavATree

Scott Normandin

Scott Pritchett

Sharon Buckner

Sherri Dodd

Silvia and Matt Mahan

Spencer Cook

SPUR (San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association.)

Steve Miller

Steve Prouty

Steve Spangenberg

Susan Farris

Susie Atwood

Suzanne Sidensol

Sylvia Lodge

Tanner Condie

Tao Liu

Ted Biagini

The 2005 Susan Koepp-Baker Trust

The Giving Back Fund, Inc

Tim Langtry

Tina Abraham

Tom Glace

Tom Woo

Tyler Tetschlag

United Way California Capital Region

United Way of the Bay Area

Vicky and Rigo Lopez

Vijay Singh

Vinny Ferraiuolo

Weiqing Lu

Will La Herran

Zuzus Petals

Every effort has been made to list donors accurately. We apologize if we inadvertently omitted or present your name incorrectly. Please email contact@bgclub.org to let us know.

2021-2022 financial review

Community Served Our locations

Ace Empower

Ace Esperanza

Alpha Cindy Avitia HS

Alpha Jose Hernandez

Alum Rock

Alviso

Christopher

Cochrane Village

DCP Alum Rock

DCP El Camino

Edenvale

Hayes

Jasmine Square

Levin

Morgan Hill (aka El Toro)

Navigator Gilroy Prep

Navigator Hollister Prep

Park Place

Rocketship Alma

Rocketship Brilliant Minds

Rocketship Delta Prep

Rocketship Discovery Prep

Rocketship Fuerza Community Prep

Rocketship Futuro Academy

Rocketship Los Sueños Academy

Rocketship Mateo Sheedy Elementary

Rocketship Mosaic Elementary

Rocketship Redwood City Prep

Rocketship Rising Stars Academy

Rocketship Sí Se Puede Academy

Rocketship Spark Academy

Smythe

Stipe

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