Fall/Winter 2023 Impact Magazine and 2022-2023 Annual Report by ndbtigers

IMPACT MAGAZINE

FALL/WINTER 2023

IN THIS ISSUE: STEM CAMP COLLABORATION NDB LAUNCHES ACADEMIC CONCENTRATIONS ALUMNAE LEAD ACROSS FIELDS FUND A FUTURE THE SAME, BUT DIFFERENT REMEMBERING VALERIE COLLETT 2022-2023 ANNUAL REPORT

NOTRE DAME BELMONT 1540 RALSTON AVENUE BELMONT, CA 94002 650.595.1913

A Letter From Your Alumnae Leadership Board President

Dear Alumnae Sisters, This volume of Impact is about giving and gratitude. My gratitude to NDB is broad, and because of that, I try to give in as many ways as I can. That looks like meeting new NDB sisters at events, at my work and socially in hopes of bringing them back to the school that gave me my voice, my best friends and my launch pad to college and a professional career as a veterinarian. That looks like sending my girls to NDB, where I see them every day growing as strong, young women. I see them giving their time to help others and the school. Me giving time to support NDB is a gift for me. I truly believe that this school is remarkable and that the women who graduate will change the world, so giving back is natural. It is natural to want to support a school where the return on my gift of time and energy is boundless and helps support the future of the school and our world. With that, I am grateful. I am grateful for the whole experience of NDB. Please consider the impact that NDB has had on you and your life, and how you can give back to our school and change the world in our own Belmont backyard. In Notre Dame,

Mary Kmak '84 (P '24, P '26) Alumnae Leadership Board President

A Letter From the Head of School

Dear Notre Dame Belmont Alumnae, As we enter the holiday season, I hold immense gratitude for each and every one of you as an essential member of our lifelong NDB Community. NDB Alumnae are leaders across every industry - STEM, Humanities, Mass Communications, Sports Medicine and Management, Social Justice and the Arts - which is why we are launching specialized Academic Concentrations with the Class of 2028. Packaging our outstanding curriculum in a way that showcases the leadership our alumnae take on every unique path of life inspires our students to become leaders in our community and the communities that they become a part of as they enter their college and professional careers. This Thanksgiving and holiday season, I encourage you to reflect on your favorite memories from NDB and how you can give back to our community - whether it be as guest speaker, as a mentor and role model to current students, as a sponsor of our programs or as a feature story in our next Impact Magazine. Please reach out to me with any inquiries at messalat@ndhsb.org. In Gratitude,

Meredith Essalat '98 Head of School

STEM CAMP COLLABORATION Rebecca Girard, NDB Science Teacher, and Abiya Baqai ‘20, Human Biology and Public Policy Student at UC Berkeley, collaborate to provide a STEM intensive in Kenya, Africa. Inspired to combine her love of Human Biology with community service, Abiya Baqai ‘20 was thrilled to join forces with Rebecca Girard this past summer to teach STEM to young women in Kenya. “Traveling and teaching in Kenya was an enlightening experience and an opportunity that I never thought I would have. It was an honor to spread my curiosity for science and to encourage the girls with my love for medicine, partially because of the positive impact that NDB had on me. Notre Dame is where I grew to celebrate my passion for STEM and leadership. I could channel that positive encouragement toward the students of Lifunga High School because they were excited to share and grow their particular interests in science, which ranged from nursing and medicine to engineering to agriculture. Our goal was to expose Lifunga Girls School' s teachers and students to hands-on applications of biology and chemistry and an alternative interactive style of teaching that the school can incorporate in some of their lessons. We also sought to learn from the Kenyan people, and we left with many lessons of how much can be achieved in a passionate society that is working together to achieve the common goal of educating young girls.”

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My favorite part of the STEM camp, aside from seeing the wonder on the girls’ faces when we did experiments, was my discussions with the students themselves. “Because I was significantly closer to their age, they were able to resonate with me, and we formed a deeper connection quickly. We spoke about everything from forging a career to feminine biology. I feel lucky that the girls trusted me with their personal thoughts and questions, and I am glad that we were able to discuss these sensitive topics with candor.”

Being part of the STEM Camp is such an honor. To be able to work with Abiya again was a dream. Rebecca Girard continues, “She was in my honors bio class as a freshman and AP Bio as a junior. Her enthusiasm, curiosity and intellect are impressive. She has such a genuine and kind heart. I loved partnering with her to plan the activities. She is a natural communicator. It was a joy to watch her interact with the Lifunga Girls students. Abiya is a confident scientist, willing to work hard, is humble and dedicated to serving others. She exemplifies the NDB Hallmarks. We prepared for and taught four to five hours of hands-on lab activities each day. Abiya was the most amazing assistant and coteacher! She kept me calm and always knew what we needed to get ready for the next lesson. All this and we had so much fun together!”

NDB LAUNCHES ACADEMIC CONCENTRATIONS Academic Concentrations empower students to dive into the field of study that they are most interested in, preparing them for a successful college and professional career. STEM

Humanities

Mass Communications

NDB’s Women in STEM Concentration immerses students in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, preparing them for a college-level academic career.

The Humanities Concentration engrosses students in the study of language, history, religion, literature and philosophy. Students explore elements of life that impact human beings and their cultures with analytic critical methods of inquiry.

The Mass Communications Concentration prepares students to understand the ever-evolving power of media, media technologies and communications in daily life.

Social Justice The Social Justice Concentration empowers students to examine some of the most complex issues related to race, gender, sexuality and more.

Arts The Arts Concentration immerses students in creative expression in the classroom, on the stage and in the studio.

Sports Medicine and Management The Sports Medicine and Management Concentration takes students behind the scenes of the sports and athletics industry, giving them an eye into sports medicine and business management — two critical areas that make the world of sports a success.

Tiger Track The Tiger Track Concentration prepares students to enjoy a taste of everything at NDB. From science to arts to social sciences, the Tiger Track Concentration has it all!

St. Julie Scholar Beginning sophomore year, the St. Julie Scholar Concentration prepares students for elevated academic performance in college.

ALUMNAE LEAD ACROSS INDUSTRIES As NDB prepares to launch Academic Concentrations with the Class of 2028, we reflect upon the alumnae who are leading paths and serving their communities in each area of study, serving as role models for current and future students.

STEM

“As I was interested in entering the medical field, my counselors encouraged me to take on more difficult math and science classes. In AP Biology, Ms. Girard exposed her students to the career possibilities that may not be so obvious through her course content and fun lab exercises. In college I expanded on those concepts from NDB and honed in on my interests which happened to be genetics. I never was a quiet or shy kid, but I really value the single sex education that NDB uniquely offers as the experience enabled personal development by strengthening my confidence and my ability to communicate well with others. I work with researchers, doctors, nurses, and all kinds of patients and communicating effectively is very important. My NDB education allowed me to enter college and the workforce with confidence.”

Brooke Nightingale Dunleavy ‘11 Genetic Counselor, Stanford Children’s Hospital

ARTS, REAL ESTATE “It’s been a very long time since I’ve graduated from Notre Dame Belmont (Sailors, Class of 1990!), but I cherish and maintain the friendships that I cultivated while there. I’m still based in the Bay Area – San Francisco, to be exact – where I run an art gallery in the Mission District named after my daughter (Luna Rienne, who just started middle school) and work as a real estate agent for Vanguard Properties. Notre Dame provided me with the foundation to pursue my passions, retain professionalism and give back to the community. Similar to my NDBFFs (as I call them) in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, New York, Evanston and Barcelona, I like to think I’ve grown up to be a strong, independent woman who strives to be the change I’d like to see in the world, and for that, I am eternally grateful.”

Olivia Ongpin ‘90 Luna Rienne Gallery, San Francisco Real Estate Agent, Vanguard Properties

HUMANITIES

“Notre Dame gave me a lot of skills in leadership, teamwork, project organization, public speaking and knowing how to ask the right questions that helped me through college and in my post-grad life. With caring and excited teachers, as well as a supportive and lively environment and a lot of incentive to work hard, Notre Dame was a great place to prepare me for my future. I am grateful for all the different types of extracurriculars Notre Dame has to offer despite being a small school, that helped me find my interests and build a wider variety of skills. I was also grateful for how interested the teachers were not only in their subject matter but also the lives of me and the other students.”

Emily Clarke ‘18 English Language Assistant in Extremadura, Spain Spanish Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport

SPORTS MEDICINE AND MANAGEMENT “When I left my NDB home, I was ready for college. Little did I know how well NDB had prepared me for collegiate life academically, athletically and for the career choices that I made after college. Even after leaving NDB, the support I received from the faculty, staff and administration remained the same and still does today. Coming full circle from student to coach, the NDB Tiger family has welcomed me home.“

Samantha Rossi Varsity Basketball Coach, Notre Dame Belmont Associate Finance Director of Stanford Athletics

MASS COMMUNICATIONS “Collectively, the skills I learned at NDB and perfected at TCU have allowed me to become an asset within the sports and entertainment industries. After one year, I was promoted, led our team in evolving the guest experience, personally hosted all-star musical talent, such as Joe Jonas, and promoted the importance of women in these industries. I look forward to learning, mentoring and evolving the sports and entertainment world. Notre Dame taught me to just go for it. You might meet failure along the way, but no matter what, everything happens for a reason. It also showed me that being around strong women and collaborating with others is beneficial to everything in life.”

Lauren Haverty ‘18 Marketing and Communications Senior Coordinator, REV Entertainment and Texas Rangers Baseball Club

STUDENTS ATTEND NOTRE DAME LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE IN BOSTON “The Leadership Conference in Boston was such an amazing experience, and I am so glad I was able to attend. We not only got much closer as a group but also made friends with other Notre Dame students from Ohio to Massachusetts, explains Emilia Luis ‘25. ”The conference helped me to better understand who I am as a leader and how I can utilize what I am passionate about to help support our community. Thank you so much for the sisters for such a great trip.” “The Boston Conference was one of my favorite memories at Notre Dame,” describes Sabrina Philip ‘24. ”Not only did I bond with the people I went with, but I learned leadership skills I will forever use, especially in college, while meeting new people from other Notre Dame schools around the country. We spent five days at Emmanuel College, in sessions led by the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur in Boston. It was an extremely special and meaningful experience, and I would recommend any student to go while at NDB!” “The trip to Boston provided faculty members, staff, administrators and students with a deeper insight into the Notre Dame sisters' dedication to service and education,” explains NDB English Teacher Esthermaria Martin. “Witnessing students from across the nation come together for camaraderie was a truly gratifying experience. It also provided faculty members, staff and administrators the opportunity to connect and share best practices with each other. The rapid formation of strong bonds among all participants was truly remarkable. I wholeheartedly recommend this Boston trip, as it left a profoundly positive impact on my life as a whole. I now sense a deeper connection to my role as an educator and advocate within the NDB community.”

October 25, 2023

Named one of the “Top 10 Producers to Watch” by Variety, Naomi Sablan Scott ‘90 has produced award-winning content for film and television. She is a partner in Getting’Rad Productions, the LA-based company she founded with her partner actor Adam Scott. Under the Gettin’ Rad banner, Scott was an Executive Producer on Fox’s Ghosted. She produced the feature Other People starring Molly Shannon and Jesse Plemons, which earned four independent Spirit Award nominations, the Glaad Media Award for Outstanding Film and was chosen as the opening night film at the Sundance Film Festival. Scott has produced two other features, which also premiered at Sundance: The Overnight starring Adam Scott, Jason Schwartzman and Taylor Shilling and Fun Mom Dinner starring Toni Collette and Bridget Everett. Scott started her career in Television on the latenight series Jimmy Kimmel Live. Scott is a gun violence prevention advocate and a founding member of the Everytown Creative Council. She also serves as Co-Chair for the Center for Reproductive Rights Los Angeles benefit.

Naomi Sablan Scott ‘90 Film Producer and Event Honoree “Forging strong connections with my Notre Dame sisters gave me a distinct advantage in life,” shared Naomi ‘90. “In work, I didn’t view women as competitors, for indeed there were (and are) fewer numbers of us in the entertainment field. Instead, I sought other women out for collaboration and counsel - just as I was encouraged to do at Notre Dame! When able to hire my own staff and crew, I knew that employing women was a smart business decision because studies show that genderdiverse workplaces increase productivity, creativity, staff retention and earn above-average profitability.“

“Building social and professional relationships with other women throughout my life has led to some great opportunities, not the least of which was being a part of the Times Up leadership team, the Creative Council for Everytown and an organizer for the Los Angeles Center for Reproductive Rights Benefit team. If not for Notre Dame, I most certainly would not be where I am today.”

“By graduation, I emerged a confident and curious person with less concern of rules and regulations—not because I didn’t believe in them—but because it had become clear to me over the preceding four years, that I could question them. That I should question them and everything around me. In that way, Notre Dame was not an echo chamber of doctrine and tradition, but an air cannon of hope and joy, unleashing young women like me into the world to discover and do great and interesting things.”

Celebrating the founding members of Rags 'n' Riches, the pioneers of scholarships at NDB.

An ambitious group of NDB mothers opened Rags ‘n’ Riches in 1987, a resale shop that was located at 715 South B Street in San Mateo. Volunteers, many of whom were family members of NDB students, staffed the store Monday through Saturdays. Rags ‘n’ Riches made an NDB education possible for many students. Go Tigers!

Celebrating the Life of Valerie Collett Beloved English Teacher 1983 to 2009

Excerpts from a Reflection by Christine Lowenstein ‘86

“Our dead are never dead to us until we have forgotten them,” wrote English author George Eliot. “I won’t forget Valerie Collett, longtime Notre Dame High School English teacher — my teacher and later my colleague — who passed away July 23, 2023. Valerie Collett was my AP English teacher when I was a senior at Notre Dame High School. I remember the first day of class when she told us that she was from a place in Cornwall, England called Land’s End. The very name of this place — Land’s End — sounded far away and exotic to this California girl, like it was from a book or fairy tale, perfect for an English teacher. She was a meticulously detailed and scrupulous teacher who did not bestow A’s easily. Revisions and multiple rewrites were often necessary in her class, because you had to get it all *just* right. She was not dour, however. In addition to her high expectations, Valerie had a sense of humor, and her eyes crinkled at the edges and sparkled whenever she laughed telling a funny story in class. Because of her I learned about the lives and social standing of women before the mid-20th century and how my own life had the potential to be different from theirs. We could indeed read and comprehend complex works of literature and we could use the tool of language to develop our own voices and our own writing. We learned that what we had to say was important, but that it needed to be said well if we expected others to understand it. Eight years after I graduated from Notre Dame High School, Valerie had become English Department Chair and I had earned my high school teaching credential. Just before another of my beloved English teachers, Father Michael Downey, died mid-year, he and Valerie and the Vice Principal, Kathleen Sullivan, decided I should take over the teaching of his five English classes. I’d had my teaching credential for exactly one week before I began teaching. Valerie was an amazing Department Chair and mentor, and she encouraged me and supported me so that I could develop as a teacher. It was a privilege and a pleasure and a lucky break to be Valerie’s colleague. I’d never have survived that first semester without her support and her reassurance that I could do the job and do it well. Over time, Valerie’s mentorship became a friendship. I thought of Valerie several times on my recent trip to the U.K. I think she’d have been pleased that I finally made it to “the England of English literature”. I wish she knew how much of my enjoyment came from things I’d learned or read in her class back in the 1985-1986 school year. I’ll miss Valerie Collett, but I will never forget her, and as I do with the late Father Downey and my other late NDB English Department colleague, Frank Ryerson, I will continue to carry her spirit with me into my own classroom every day. I think of that Holy Triumvirate — Downey, Collett, and Ryerson — and I count my blessings that I was able to learn from and to work with such a fabulous group of teachers so early in my career. Rest in Peace.”

Uniforms

“Notre Dame is very different today and yet very much the same, and that is the reason I love coming to school every day.”

While we still have what we call a uniform, it provides so many options that often no students are dressed alike. My school uniform was a brown wool pleated skirt, white peter pan collar blouse, yellow cardigan sweater and brown and white oxford shoes. We had a brown beanie to wear for mass. Free dress meant we could wear a dress, skirt and blouse, and sweater of our choosing. Pants were not allowed anytime on campus; we painted backdrops in skirts and sweaters. When I returned to NDB in 1974 as a teacher, the girls had a uniform skirt but were allowed to wear any blouse or polo and sweater in the colors white, beige, brown and yellow. Tennis shoes weren’t allowed until one of the parents, an orthopedist doctor, said they provided better support.

1967

By the mid 80's, the uniform had changed to a light yellow pinfeather skirt, meant to be worn in the warm weather, and the original brown polyester pleated skirt. However, no one chose to wear the brown skirt. Today – girls wear the navy or khaki skirt or pants with any NDB t-shirt and sweatshirt – there are so many choices that it’s difficult to see it as a uniform. Then we have the formal uniform worn for mass and special celebrations – navy blue skirt and sweater.

2023

Academics Curriculum consisted of six periods, and students took five required courses and either a second language or an elective such as sewing or art. There were Honors classes but no AP. The faculty were Notre Dame Sisters who, at the time, wore the black and white habit; we had very few lay teachers: Foreign Language Mrs. Borroco, Math Mrs. Thompson, English Mrs. McCarthy and Social Science Mrs. Groom. While today there are no sisters on staff, several sisters in their retirement returned to Notre Dame – Sister Catherine Arnoldy, Sister Anna Miriam, Sister Catherine Theresa and Sister Frances Marie Charlton. Today we boast 22 AP courses, 15 Honors courses, 19 co-ed opportunities, 30 Visual and Performing Arts courses and Robotics. There was no Counseling Department. Homeroom teachers/advisors met with their students in a counseling capacity. The very first counselor was Mrs. Jennie McCarthy, and she met with seniors about their college choices.

Students learn Safe Lab Operating Procedures in Honors Chemistry, 2023

Aquacades Aquacades is very much the same. While the date had been changed from October to the spring, our large group today is the equivalent of their small group. Today we have more elaborate deck routines and backdrops.

Tuition was $300 because the sisters took no salary.

Seniors swim their farewell Aquacade to the music of “The Magic Trumpet,” 1967

Searching scientists Janice Finn and Mary Malgoire calculate chemical accuracy, 1967

2024 ASB Performs Farewell Routine to “Umbrella” by Rihanna, 2023

Athletics We had volleyball and basketball. Today NDB features 15 sports programs that include 26 teams over the fall, winter and spring seasons. We compete in the West Bay Athletic League. Year-round we have Spirit Squad: Cheer and Pom.

Presently, there are 30+ clubs for students to join. If a student has an interest and an adviser, they can start their own club.

We had P.E., and we wore a dress that looked like today’s white shirtwaist dress your grandmother might buy at Talbots. In the early 70's, Sister Frances replaced the gym dress with gym shorts.

Soda Fountain Club, 1967

Junior Pom-Pon Girls, 1967

Key Club, 2023

InterSession Principal Sister Frances Charlton, SND, introduced InterSession in the early 70's, and it continues today, in very much the same format. Flag Football, 2023

Clubs We had clubs, and the three religious ones were Mission Club, Sodality and Young Christian Students. We also had People to People, Spanish Club, Speech & Debate and Yearbook. Today, we have an array of clubs – everything from Advocate to Mock Trial to Health and Wellness to PreMed.

InterSession Cooking Class, 1980's

New and Different What we didn’t have when I was a student nor when I was a young teacher were water bottles, Starbucks, backpacks, cell phones, computers and social media. But, we had typewriters, white tennis balls, mimeograph machines and bells. As a student, I loved Notre Dame from Day One – our sisterhood, academic challenges and extracurriculars.

Let’s Cook InterSession Class, 2023

Students Today’s students are very much the same as when I was a student here in the late 60's and when I first taught here in the 70's. Let me tell you about our students because what I like best about NDB are the students – they are bright, articulate, hard working, but above all, they are kind. There are no random acts of kindness at NDB – rather, kindness permeates the buildings, hallways, classrooms, gyms and even our Father Michael Downey Garden.

Big and Little Sisters, 2023

for Students, 1967

, u o y k Than , y d a r B y g g e ! P m o d s i w f o s r 50 yea

Help us to reach 100% participation by making a year-end donation to the Annual Fund! $1 Million

$280,000

As NDB celebrates our Centennial, we invite you to help us to continue the legacy of empowering women through educatIon. The NDB Annual Fund supports all aspects of our school including our academic programs, technology and innovation, campus ministry, student activities and athletics. We invite you to help us to continue our mission, the lasting legacy of NDB! Support NDB by scanning the QR code, visiting ndhsb.org or contacting Meredith Essalat at messalat@ndhsb.org or 650.595.1913 x 415.

Visit ndhsb.org New website shows off all that NDB has to offer. NDB’s new website launched in August 2023, showcasing all that NDB has to offer including the all-girls advantage, Academic Concentrations, co-ed opportunities and more! Be sure to visit ndhsb.org and check out the Alumnae page by clicking on “Alumnae” on the top right.

NDB Shines During Admissions Season On October 22 and on November 16, NDB opened its doors for eighth grade families to attend Open House and Notre Dame Night. Attendance was the best yet as prospective students explored Mock Trial, TigerBots, Aquacades, STEM classes, arts and more! Do you know any students who would benefit from receiving an NDB education? Be sure to have them visit ndhsb.org to book a shadow visit and apply to NDB! Go Tigers!

UPCOMING

Events

Giving Tuesday Support at ndhsb.org

Giving Tuesday is our biggest fundraising day of the year to raise money for NDB programs, scholarships and more.

Jingle & Mingle Holiday Boutique NDB Dining Room

Nov

28 2023

Dec

Stroll down Candy Cane Lane as you peruse a holiday boutique and enjoy sweets, snacks and drinks.

2023

Centennial Gala & Auction

March

NDB Moore Pavilion

Join us for an elegant centennial gala in support of NDB. More information coming soon at ndhsb.org.

Aquacades Tailgate Location TBD

Join us to watch Aquacades with your NDB sisters as you enjoy cocktails and appetizers! More info coming soon to ndhsb.org.

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April

19 2024

WAYS TO Get Involved HALL OF FAME NOMINATIONS NDB Athletics is debuting a NDB Hall of Fame this spring! Nominate someone you know to be featured in the Hall of Fame - a fellow athlete, a coach or a staff/faculty member who was exceptionally supportive of athletics. Email srossi@ndhsb.org or scan the QR code.

ALUMNAE AQUACADES JUDGES NEEDED FOR APRIL Do you want to judge Aquacades 2023? Reach out to Meredith Essalat at messalat@ndhsb.org!

CALLING THE CLASS OF 2023! WHAT ADVICE DO YOU HAVE FOR COLLEGE-BOUND SENIORS? We want to share your advice with current seniors! What did you wish you knew going into college? Share it via a selfie video or written response by scanning the QR code or emailing cadamis@ndhsb.org by February 1, 2024.

Leave a Lasting Legacy Leave a lasting legacy today by including Notre Dame Belmont High School in your trust or will and become a Centennial Circle member so that we may celebrate you and your generosity now. By including NDB in your estate, you demonstrate your belief in our mission and your desire to safeguard our future. What a wonderful legacy! A legacy gift may be as simple as a bequest in your will, or you may list NDB as a beneficiary of your IRA or life insurance policy. There are also vehicles that will allow you make a gift today and receive income for life. Including NDB in your will or revocable trust can be arranged easily, does not change your current lifestyle and can be modified easily for life circumstances or changes. If a bequest is something you are considering, please: Indicate a specific amount or a percentage of the remaining balance of your estate or trust Make your bequest unrestricted or direct it to a specific area of interest Tell us about your planned gift Be sure to consult your financial or estate planner

To learn more about including Notre Dame Belmont in your will, contact Carolina Whitty at cwhitty@ndhsb.org or 650.595.1913.

2022-2023 Annual Report Board of Directors OFFICERS Tim Fox, Chair Andrea O’Riordan, Vice Chair Ray Petrin, Secretary

MEMBERS AT LARGE Nikki Ambayec ‘08 Sr. Yvonne Bondi, SNDdeN Betsy Syme Bradford ‘82 David Chung Catie Costa ‘89 Rod Donaville Marci Dragun Tina Herrera Susan Hines Sue Greenberg Jennifer Clarke Khoury ‘86 Suzanne Mohan David Pelzner Lisa Sellers Ph.D. Dianne Sullivan Morton ‘83 Shane Tapp

2022-2023 Operating Revenues 8% Endowment, Fundraisers Annual Fund

and Other Gifts

89% Tuition and Fees

2022-2023 Operating Expenses Plant and Maintenace 13%

6% Financial Assistance

81% Instructional and Student Programs

2022-2023 Donor Circles Centennial Circle Bernard Affrunti Yong and Samantha Ai Debbie Panattoni Anderson '85 and Peter Anderson Katie Grosser Baldi '99 and Bryan Baldi Haijing Zhang and Junwei Bao Donna and Kevin Bebb Olivia Bellamy Kathryn and Jeremy Blanchard Laura and Brent Breckenridge Kristie and Scott Cairns Alison and Bruce Caron Alannah Hurley Chase '86 Katherine Cleland and Jeff Cleland, Ph.D. Kristen Peterson Degnan '92 and Chris Degnan Rodney Donaville Robert and Sharon Dooley Shannon and Michael Duffy Victoria and Greg Eckert Jacqueline Evans, OD '05 Jenny Leswati and Ronnie Fong Michelle Fowler and Mark Viter Stephanie and Philip Gatto Leilani and Simon Gayles Madeline and Maurice Ghattas Felynn and Mark Haberecht Elaine Lawrence Hanley '55 Susan and Andrew Henry Julie Hibson '89 and John Fernandez Margaret and Ralph Ho Katerina Hollblad-Fadiman, M.D. and Jeff Hollblad-Fadiman, Ph.D. Kristin and Dylan Howes Tammy Pereira Kiely '89 and Thomas Kiely Anne Uyei, M.D. and Thomas Kistler, Ph.D. Laurie and Jonathan Lamb Michele Lancaster and Rick Watkin Janet and Stephen Land Cathy Lee Daniele Huntington Lees, M.D. '64 and David Lees, M.D.

Ela Kozera and Stan Lewandowski Dede and William Loftus Cleopatra and James Lucas Jeanne Quivey Mandell, M.D. '62 and Peter Mandell, M.D. Jennifer McDevitt, Ph.D. and Michael McDevitt, M.D. Alice McNamara Janice and Michael Moore Dana and Joshua Morse Dianne Sullivan Morton '83 and Brian Morton Cheryl and Vince Muzzi Sujata Narayan, M.D. and Sanjiv Narayan, M.D. Andrea and Timothy O'Riordan Kathleen O'Rourke '01 and Jack Sheridan Andrea and David Parks Kristina Rossetto Patrick '88 and David Patrick Danielle and David Pelzner Raymond Petrin Elizabeth Salamone Pisacane '73 and Anthony Pisacane, Jr. Shana and Matthew Pitstick Beatrice and Kent Putnam Mary and Adam Rosen Tatjana Runge Schreckengost '97 Lisa Sellers, Ph.D. and Scott Sellers, Ph.D. Christine and Bret Sewell Teri Rossetto Shaughnessy '86 and Patrick Shaughnessy Naomi and Jeff Silk Jaime and Patrick Slocum Carol Stanley Juliane Lavezzo Sullivan '69 and Robert Sullivan Chelsea Woo and Robert Thompson Veronica and George Topalian Jeff True Joan Verdino '49 Christina von Dorrer-Hildebrand Liz and Mark Vorsatz Cherrie Zuo and Yonqi Wang Bethany Chaney and Bridget Wylie Adobe Matching Gift Program All You Need Is Love, LLC Anonymous Apple Matching Gifts BlackRock Matching Gift Program E.J. Weber Electric Company, Inc. Geoffrey's Diamonds & Goldsmith Goldman Sachs Gives Harvey & Leslie Wagner Foundation Hy-Tech Construction J.P. Morgan Securities Koch Foundation, Inc. Provident Credit Union Robert Stewart Odell and Helen Pfeiffer Odell Fund Salesforce Foundation Steiner's Jewelry The Dorrington Hotel Trust Funds, Inc. William G. Irwin Charity Foundation

St. Julie Billiart Circle: $100,000+ Kristen Peterson Degnan '92 and Chris Degnan

NDB Circle: $50,000-$99,999 Anonymous

Foundress Circle: $25,000-$49,999

Gold Circle Continued

Anonymous Teri Rossetto Shaughnessy '86 and Patrick Shaughnessy Lisa Sellers, Ph.D. and Scott Sellers, Ph.D. Andrea and Timothy O'Riordan Dede and William Loftus Elaine Lawrence Hanley '55 Robert Stewart Odell and Helen Pfeiffer Odell Fund

Juliane Lavezzo Sullivan '69 and Robert Sullivan Veronica and George Topalian BlackRock Matching Gift Program Geoffrey's Diamonds & Goldsmith Goldman Sachs Gives Hy-Tech Construction Provident Credit Union Salesforce Foundation

Ralston Circle: $10,000-$24,999 Yong and Samantha Ai Haijing Zhang and Junwei Bao Alannah Hurley Chase '86 Katherine Cleland and Jeff Cleland, Ph.D. Rodney Donaville Madeline and Maurice Ghattas Felynn and Mark Haberecht Julie Hibson '89 and John Fernandez Margaret and Ralph Ho Katerina Hollblad-Fadiman, M.D. and Jeff Hollblad-Fadiman, Ph.D. Michele Lancaster and Rick Watkin Janice and Michael Moore Cheryl and Vince Muzzi Kathleen O'Rourke '01 and Jack Sheridan Naomi and Jeff Silk Chelsea Woo and Robert Thompson Joan Verdino '49 Liz and Mark Vorsatz Bethany Chaney and Bridget Wylie Harvey & Leslie Wagner Foundation Koch Foundation, Inc. Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund Trust Funds, Inc.

Gold Circle: $5,000-$9,999 Anonymous Debbie Panattoni Anderson '85 and Peter Anderson Olivia Bellamy Kristie and Scott Cairns Alison and Bruce Caron Robert and Sharon Dooley Shannon and Michael Duffy Victoria and Greg Eckert Michelle Fowler and Mark Viter Susan and Andrew Henry Kristin and Dylan Howes Laurie and Jonathan Lamb Daniele Huntington Lees, M.D. '64 and David Lees, M.D. Annalisa and Ryan Loar Dana and Joshua Morse Dianne Sullivan Morton '83 and Brian Morton Kristina Rossetto Patrick '88 and David Patrick Danielle and David Pelzner Raymond Petrin Bridget Marchetti Philip, M.D., FAAP '92 and Brian Philip Elizabeth Salamone Pisacane '73 and Anthony Pisacane, Jr. Beatrice and Kent Putnam Mary and Adam Rosen Tatjana Runge Schreckengost '97 Carol Stanley Ashley and Russell Sullivan

Hallmark Circle: $2,500-$4,999 Alison Gatto Affrunti '95 Bernard Affrunti Katie Grosser Baldi '99 and Bryan Baldi Kathryn and Jeremy Blanchard Laura and Brent Breckenridge Kelly and Phillip Charnas Kellee and James Cross Jennifer and Brian Cuneo Jacqueline Evans O.D. '05 Jenny Leswati and Ronnie Fong Stephanie and Philip Gatto Leilani and Simon Gayles Tina Herrera and Reuben Gallegos Tammy Pereira Kiely '89 and Thomas Kiely Anne Uyei, M.D. and Thomas Kistler, Ph.D. Janet and Stephen Land Cathy Lee Suzy and Mark Lester Ela Kozera and Stan Lewandowski Maureen Tedesco, M.D. and Michael Livingston Cleopatra and James Lucas Jeanne Quivey Mandell, M.D. '62 and Peter Mandell, M.D. Jennifer McDevitt, Ph.D. and Michael McDevitt, M.D. Alice McNamara Christina Puno Okubo '96 and Warren Okubo Andrea and David Parks Shana and Matthew Pitstick Stacey Raff, Pharm.D. and Curtis Raff, D.D.S. Christine and Bret Sewell Jaime and Patrick Slocum Stasia Hause, Ph.D. and Jeffrey Stephenson Christina von Dorrer-Hildebrand Cherrie Zuo and Yonqi Wang Jagjit and Robert Wood Angie Ye and Hong Xia Richard Zaro Liz Stapleton Zerella '95 and Mark Zerella, Ph.D. Jeff True Adobe Matching Gift Program All You Need Is Love, LLC Apple Matching Gifts E.J. Weber Electric Company, Inc. Steiner's Jewelry

Blue Circle: $1,500-$2,499 Melissa and Reza Ansari Nancy Ayling '62 and Dale Thomas Donna and Kevin Bebb Amanda and William Boyce Tim Byrne, Sr. Kathryn Castricone

Blue Circle Continued Rebecca and David Cook Lynn Cookinham Marci and Brian Dragun Jennifer Ziskin, M.D. and Jackson Egen Virginia and Timothy Fox Kelin Pieret Ingalls '96 and Jeromey Ingalls Elizabeth and Michael Jolls Elaine and Simon King Dawn and Jeff Lambert Ronda and Reggie Mananquil Joseph and Franca Marchetti Daniel McCoy Kristine McCoy Steve Messick Sarah Ravella Nicole and Mark Reynolds Selda Erbektas and Gabriel Sava Flora Burke and Donald Sweet Suzanne Ravano Thompson '92 and Bill Thompson Lynn and Brad Tuthill Loraine Wallace '56 Carol True Genentech Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program Junipero Serra High School Peninsula Golf & Country Club Teresa Halton Photography The Dorrington Hotel Visa Givingstation

Family Circle: $500-$1,499 Anonymous Susan Abramson and Mark Abramson, D.D.S. Brooke and Aric Agresti Jennifer and Anthony Agresti Beth and John Ailanjian Shelly and Mark Alifano Kari Rende Allegri '96 and Michael Allegri Karen Anchartechahar Anupa and Ajay Arora Onagh Ash Alice and Paul AuYeung Diana Marchetti Barrett, Ph.D. '97 Jeanne O'Donnell Barrett '86 and Patrick Barrett Elizabeth and Mark Barrish Anna and Mark Baumgarten Debi Beltramo Marcie and Jim Bertram, Jr. Allie Board '08 Camille Board '07 Tessa Board '13 Cristina and Jeffrey Bordin Betsy Syme Bradford '82 and Kerry Bradford Yara Dahud Brenton '98 and Ted Brenton Carolyn Green Bunje '62 Kathryn Bay Caselli '76 and John Caselli Ling Ling and Walter Chang Linda Ng and Simon Chu Sarah and David Chung Tonya and Dwayne Chung Tatum and Sean Clarke

Family Circle Continued Phyllis Clima Karen and Brett Clyne Denise Degliantoni Cronan '84 and Ralph Cronan Celine Curran Christina and Peter Daheb Sue Wallace Dedmond '79 Matilde and Richard DeLuna Debra and Gary DeMera Sandra Diggins '70 Helen Doneux Lynn Gilleran Dorland '62 Chrissy and John Dowdall Tracey and Thomas Downing Kelly and Benjamin Edelhart Monica Ho Ehlers '86 and Barry Ehlers Kacie Ellerhorst and Tom Ellerhorst, D.D.S. Alexis Ercoli '89 and Jim Cullison Amber and Anthony Farinha Jansie Farris Melita Figueroa '59 Alli Fitzgerald Robert and Mary Flint Bonnie Barnes Fox '62 Ramona Fung, M.D. '73 and John Wong Sunita and Gans Ganapati Susan Coyle and Steve Gazzera Karen and Todd Gemmer Patricia Geramoni Jennifer Gilbert '88 Eleni Giotinis '15 Christine Abdelmaseeh and Samer Girgis Amy Artal and Greg Gladman Amy and Eric Goldfarb Susan Greenberg LoGiudice and Jospeh LoGiudice Judith Grosey Melissa and Daniel Guiney Mary Hadinger Libby Travers Hagman '73 and Roger Hagman Sarah and Robert Hamilton Shea Hanson '21 Elizabeth and Stephen Hawley Laura Kaufman and Douglas Henry Areti and Christopher Hickson Staci and Jeffrey Homrig Kristine Snow Hurley '95 and Jeremy Hurley Carolyn and Michael Hutchins Amy Jobin Jaime and Bryan Jones Padma and Sunir Kapoor Jennifer Corsiglia Keim and Steve Keim Anita and Chris Kennon Jane Khoury Janice Solimeno and Eric Kiebler Romina and Scott Kiesel Ana and Andrew Kimoto Kerry and Erik Kingham Tara and Fred Klein Laura Galli Kockos and Scott J. Kockos Aida and Stephen Kraemer Cate and Joseph Krensavage Maryanne Letterst '75 Ken Logan

Family Circle Continued Lynne Watson-Loos and Mark Loos Shannon and Dan Maass Kerri and Peter Macha Camila and Tim Mahlman Nancy and Alex Malaspina Jackie and George Marinos Haydee Marshall Shannon and Mauricio Martinez Kris McAlavey Erin and Joshua McClenahan Cori and Tom McGlynn Maureen McPeek Kerrin and Rob Meinhardt Michelle and Jeremy Mitchell Suzanne and Indra Mohan Paul Montserrat Lisa and Michael Moorhead Jo and Daniel Moreno Ayuko and Keita Mori Trudy Muller '92 Claudia and Gregory Myall Sarah Namath Karin and Robert Nebres Susan Trochez and Kim Nielsen Pam and Joe Nootbaar Julie Lanz and Max Ochoa Carole Duffy Peiros '76 and Lawrence Peiros Anne and Joseph Pert Rosemarie Quinlan Carla Walsh Rambod '88 and Houman Rambod Mary and Kevin Rees Barbara Crooks Regan '64 and Paul Regan Gitte and Matthew Rivera Deb and Ron Robbins Jacqueline Oliver Rossi '84 and Samuel Rossi Lisa Santero Christine Fox Sennett '88 and Keith Sennett Marie-Jose Eijking and Erhaan Shaikh Karen Wiseth Silva '71 and Dennis Silva Jeff Snyder David Steinberg Aimee and Kevin Strain Jeannie and Fernando Sucre Suzanne and Charles Sullivan Lizette and Shane Tapp Luz and William Turner Malina Tzartzanis and Nestor Tzartzanis, Ph.D. Kathleen and Peter Ventura Mr. Randall Vogel Barbara and Fred Voltmer Kimberly Koefoed Vorrath '84 Vivian and Timothy Wallace Kristina Walsh '86 Scott Wright Veronika Zuger AIG Matching Gifts Program Bash Catering Carlsen Subaru, Redwood City Church of the Holy Cross Cisco Systems Cypress Funeral Services, Inc. Anthony Achermann

Electronic Arts, Inc. Lazy Dog Restaurant Oracle Corporation Wells Fargo Advisors Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program William F. Kenney, Inc.

Tiger Circle: $1 to $499 Anthony Achermann Cathleen Adamis Leslie Adams, Ph.D. '72 Tajnaz Alavi '94 Tharanga Abeysekera and Rajith Algama Carrie Robertson Allen '91 Elizabeth and Roberto Alvaro Jon Amen Kathleen Ferrigan Annis '70 Teresa Anthony Cynthia and Mark Arcenal Alejandra Arias-Carvajal Megan Ceccotti Armando '99 Roxana Artiga Joan and Tim Auran Alexis Dallara Baker '97 Roberta C. Baker '69 Vicki Rolleri Baker '66 Michele Baldenegro Tara Jaramillo Balestreri '97 Barbara Unger Balke '56 Illistine Banks Laverne Barrett Debora and Jared Beltramo Alisia Bergholm Karen Biancalana '77 and Kevin Pitzer Eleanor Bigelow '81 and Thomas Paper Phillip Billeci-Gard Sterrin Bird Kathryn Blanchard Erika and Colin Blaney Susan Pagendarm Blessing '73 Timary and Matthew Bonaccorso Rick Bond Sarah Galvin Boragno '02 Amanda Southward Boston '95 Stephanie Snow Boyd '94 and Evan Boyd Holly Gibson and David Brady Cheryl Leonard Bregante '82 Allison Paridy Breslin '98 Lori and Paul Brockman Evangeline Kortenkamp Brown '89 and Shepherd Brown Donna Muzinich Bryant '65 and Gary Bryant Stephen Bryant Larisa and Eugene Buick Kari and Matthew Burchard Nancy and Brian Burns Meifang Kuo-Caballero and Jose Caballero Andrea Cabano '97 Jana Cadiz '12 Joyce and Roy Carlson Casey Carpio '12 Rita Carroll Meronig Kurkeyerian-Carter and Perry Carter Richard and Rita Carter

Tiger Circle Continued

Jenna and Omar Carvallo Jodi and Anthony Castelli Hope Kavoosi and Tanuj Chatterjee Christine Chen Sarah and Ho Cho Christina Christenson Helen Ciernick Brenda and David Cirina Denise Miller Coleman '82 Valerie Collett Trish and Kenneth David Collins II Wendy Connolly Ruel Cordero Catie Costa '89 Kate and George Couto Robin and Theodore Cullen Danielle Cummins Heather and Gregory Damelio Colleen Daley Dane '74 and Joseph Dane Natasha King Davidow '96 and Ben Davidow Isabella Davis '24 Edward Degliantoni Mary and John Del Monte, D.P.M. Jim DeMartini John Demartini Joseph and Maureen Dermenjian Margot Graham Diltz '62 and Don Diltz Mike Domingo Caitlin Dooley '05 Catherine and Eric Dooley Simona Dorf, Pharm.D. and Michael Dorf Carole and Michael Dutto Jim Dwyer Danielle Salvato Earl '02 and Chris Earl Helene Earley Roxanne and Matthew Earnshaw Brigitte and Edward Ebert Teffaney and Jeffrey Ebert Antonia Hannon Ehlers '86 Terry Ehret '73 and Don Ehret Mary Eicher '59 Ann Marie Silvestri, D.D.S. and Thomas Ellerhorst, D.D.S. Lisa Ellis Catherine and James Elwood Vanessa Erazo '97 Jadeane Eriksen Meredith Myall Essalat, M.Ed. '98 and Cameron Essalat Brianna Estrada Je Anne and Adam Ettrick Mr. Michael Fadelli Jaime and Kevin Farrell William Feyling Ann Fleischer '66 Tina Peratis Fletcher '82 Ciara Folan '15 Ann Forman Craig Formanek Karen Fry Kimberly Furnari '98 Tammy Burke Garcia '82 Mr. Allan Gargaritano Nannette Greenwood Giomi '64 and Terrence Giomi Ferial Farsad and Hossein Golestan

Julie Ellingson Gory '85 and Edward Gory Sabina Gotuaco Melissa Gould Lenore Wagner Grant '82 Chantal Guegler '11 Colleen Haesloop Johnson '02 and Matthew Johnson Isabelle Haithcox, Ph.D. Rebecca Sullivan Hammer '04 Jeanine Murphy Hansen '82 and Robert Hansen Diane Rosasco Hart '73 and Charles Hart Gina and Chris Hart Elizabeth Hassenplug '95 Heather Hawley Wynne Hegarty '82 Kathryn Green Hemmenway '86 and John Hemmenway Sandra and Scott Henderson Annette Bertram Hepler '92 and Scott Hepler Carrie Trelut Herrera '92 and Robert Herrera Sandra and David Heuer Mary Wilke and Craig Hiland Michelle Maguire Hobbs '97 and Michael Hobbs Samantha Hodapp Eric Hoedt Nancy and Robert Hollister Hanan and Kai Holloway Kerri Holstein Aileen and Craig Hom Brenda Hally and Robert Howie May Huang Colleen Kearns Huck '95 Kristina Foss Hughes '84 Evelina Hwang Patsy Neve Iannone '78 and Thomas Iannone Corey Ilnicki '06 Jennifer Kinkele Jaca '82 and Michael Jaca Adil Jadallah, M.D. Yolanda Brouwers James '66 Laura Facchini Jimenez '63 Samantha Jo Johnsen '05 Mary Kmak Johnson, D.V.M. '84 and Bob Johnson Joan Hazelwood Joyner '82 and Christopher Joyner Karen Judge '62 Christine Kaloust and Scott Kaloust, D.D.S. Julie and Kenneth Kanzaki Colleen Karcher '75 Susan Totaro Kayes '66 Margaret and Richard Keller Janis and Brian Kelly Kristine Phillips Kent '00 Jennifer Clarke Khoury '86 and Sheen Khoury Carla Oliveira-Killmon and John Killmon Carol Packer Koehler '75 Martha Anne Kuntz and Gerry Kuntz Hayley Crombie Kupec '04 and Dave Kupec Phuong and Nicholas Kwan Michelle Malfatti Ladcani '86 and Ivan Ladcani Susan Parry Larson '84 and Bob Larson Dr. Lisa Lavaysse '82 Amanda and Jason Levine Nicole Lewis and Mike Lewis Kelly and Todd Leyte-Vidal Sam and J. Paul Lippert Clara and Scott Lonardo

Tiger Circle Continued

Olga Longstreet Jill Rillema and Deryk Loo, Ph.D. Agnes Ng Lord '73 Sonia and Patrick Lough Chris Bunje Lowenstein '86 and Jeff Lowenstein Tiffany Tisen and Patrick Lui Barbara and Ken Luis Lesley Lustig Helen Joseph Lynch '61 Kiersten and Cornelius Mahon Fr. Michael Mahoney, OFM Cap Katherine Mahoney Lisa and Robert Mahoney Mo Herdtler Mangan '83 and Paul Mangan Linda Marini '74 Angelica Mariscal Melissa Maroun William Maroun Renee Belous Martindale '96 Jenny and Don Mattei Michelle Chen and Timothy McBride Brenda McCallion Debbie and Paul McCallion Vanessa Najarro McCarthy '05 Clare McLaughlin '73 Richard and Mary McLinden Monica Meagher-Chapman '75 Kayla Messick '24 Lisa Auran Miller '86 Sister Margaret Carol Miller, SNDdeN '62 Gloria and Richard Mirowski Emily and Kent Mitchell Leslie Montano '12 Liesl and Frederick Morell Matt Morrone Maria Trefogli and Christopher Morrow Monica Mulligan '89 John Murray Michael Myers Bobby Nap Louise and Richard Nelson Antoinette Nemia and Bradley Bettinger Carina Jadallah Neumann '88 and Bob Neumann Carole Stecher Nickolai '87 Beverly and Ralph Nobleza Setareh Noviscky '96 Inge and Thomas O'Donnell Maryann and Mike O'Leary Deborah and Jeremy O'Reilly Jennifer Guiney O'Sullivan '97 Tiffany and Alex Padilla Ruby Padilla Chandra '00 and Ashwin Chandra Lena and Simon Parkinson Lynne Parmenter '75 and Joel Fritsche Caroline Pedersen Crystal Perkins '05 Pauline Lavezzo Perry '68 Cindy Peterson Josephine and Michael Peterson Elizabeth Peterson and Phil Peterson, Jr. Larry and Jessica Pettis Donna Krueger Phair '64 Janice and David Philip

Mary Lydon Phoenix '73 and Todd Phoenix Carole Pierce '72 Marla Chapman and Renan Pineda Collette Tilley Pinochi '82 Shana Piepmeier Pitstick '96 Julie and Bryan Pope, D.D.S. Ellen Durney Portrait '72 Haleigh Pritchett '12 Ofelia Puno Patricia and Joe Qaqundah Dolores Quigg Tracy and Derek Ragusa Alexa Ralles Annie and Stan Ramirez Josephine Randazzo '62 Claudia and Troy Rask Michelle Mandel and Simon Reading Karen Rende Mr. George Retelas Francean Dummel Rible '63 Sharon Deetz and Gabriel Rodriguez Jennifer Galicia Roman '87 Raquel Roque '08 Kathleen Roscher Marie Laxague Rosecrans '88 Samantha Rossi '06 Sarah Rossi '09 Sandra Sanfilippo Ryan '68 Lisa Sabatini '79 Janice Miles Same '58 Clorinda Giampaoli Sammis '64 and Samuel Sammis, Jr. Rhoda and Salvador Samson Gina and Gerald Sanguinetti Suzanne and Michael Saperstein Maureen Murphy and Elan Scheinman Marianne and Leland Severe Deke Shelton Susan Buckley Shire '72 and Michael Shire Sandra and Thomas Sidun Laura Six '82 Julianna and David Sockol Mary Buckley Souter '82 Isabelle Laxague Spano '92 Laurie and Brook Stein Karrie Amsler and Joseph Street, Ph.D. Kimberly Phillips Stump '95 and Nate Stump Andrea Sullivan '10 Kristen Sullivan Aileen Svanberg Elsie and Gordon Tam Beryl and Ed Tang Barbara Tauskey Heather Anthony Taylor '07 Troy Thiele Susie and Dr. Barry Thornton Arlene Lavezzo Tigri '69 Karen and Daniel Tomczak Beth and Vincent Tornabene Tiffany Totah Myung Nam and Vincent Truong van Nga Amanda Valentine Theresa and Patrick Vallez-Kelly

Tiger Circle Continued

Matching Gifts Continued

Marilyn Habit Vandenbroeck '66 Margaret Vasilakos '82 and James Vasilakos Joan Vernon Deborah and J. Anthony Villanueva Regina and Anthony Villanueva Lynette Firpo Vogenthaler '82 Travis Waldron Valerie Walker '73 Mireya and Robert Wall Kathleen Walsh '97 Amber Walton '09 Jennifer and Rob Walton Alexandra Ilnicki Weiss '08 and Carson Weiss Lambryne and Mark Wentley Cathie and Gerald Wentworth Laura Westbrook '12 Carolina and Joseph Whitty Dian Wiley '73 Joanna Lowe and Johnny Wong Meghan Lake Workman '00 Kimberly and Aaron Wunderlich Natalie and Jeffrey Yang Eduardo and Mirna Yao Evelyn and Raymond Yue Sana Kaleh-Zumot and Ziad Zumot 2 Wonder & Wander Acme Roofing, Co. Black Cats Studios Campus Box Media, LLC CryoGLOWsf Giusto's Specialty Foods, LLC GO4 Healthy Vending Jack's Car Wash JoeyRae Kaiser Permanente Community Giving Campaign KG Fitness Studio Merch, Inc. North Bay Farm Wholesale, LLC PG&E Corporation Foundation Rivera Chiropractic RockSalt Pilates Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, US East-West Province Stanford Athletics The Pacifica Cages, LLC The Yard Undisputed Boxing Gym Workday

Cisco Systems Electronic Arts, Inc. Genentech Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program Intuit Foundation Kaiser Permanente Community Giving Campaign Oracle Corporation PG&E Corporation Foundation Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund Salesforce Foundation The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Visa Givingstation Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program Workday Brad Tuthill Nestor Tzartzanis Peter Ventura Robert P. Wood Hong Xia

2022-2023 Matching Gifts AIG Matching Gifts Program Apple Matching Gifts BlackRock Matching Gift Program

2022-2023 Event Sponsors Tigers on the Green Alison Gatto Affrunti '95 Bernard Affrunti Jennifer and Anthony Agresti Alison and Bruce Caron Kelly and Phillip Charnas Denise Degliantoni Cronan '84 and Ralph Cronan Shea Hanson '21 Kris McAlavey Chelsea Woo and Robert Thompson Giusto's Specialty Foods, LLC Lazy Dog Restaurant North Bay Farm Wholesale, LLC The Pacifica Cages, LLC Scott Wright Wells Fargo Advisors

Crab and Casino Night Kristen Peterson Degnan '92 and Chris Degnan

NDBoogie Nights Auction

Fund a Future Continued

Felynn and Mark Haberecht Michelle and Jeremy Mitchell Bridget Marchetti Philip, M.D., FAAP '92 and Brian Philip Lisa Sellers, Ph.D. and Scott Sellers, Ph.D. Chelsea Woo and Robert Thompson Veronica and George Topalian Beatrice and Kent Putnam Teri Rossetto Shaughnessy '86 and Patrick Shaughnessy

Peninsula Golf & Country Club Maureen Tedesco, M.D. and Michael Livingston Loraine Wallace '56 Joseph and Franca Marchetti Junipero Serra High School Diana Marchetti Barrett, Ph.D. '97 Richard Zaro Dawn and Jeff Lambert Suzy and Mark Lester Debbie Panattoni Anderson '85 and Peter Anderson Onagh Ash Marci and Brian Dragun Bonnie Barnes Fox '62 Alison Gatto Affrunti '95 Ling Ling and Walter Chang Judith Grosey Felynn and Mark Haberecht Nancy Ayling '62 and Dale Thomas Jeanne O'Donnell Barrett '86 and Patrick Barrett Kelly and Phillip Charnas Jaime and Bryan Jones Jo and Daniel Moreno Michele Kullberg DeLuna '87 and Shawn DeLuna Jennifer and Brian Cuneo Mary and Kevin Rees Chelsea Woo and Robert Thompson Melita Figueroa '59 Helen Doneux Raymond Petrin Susan Greenberg LoGiudice and Jospeh LoGiudice Suzanne Ravano Thompson '92 and Bill Thompson Liz Stapleton Zerella '95 and Mark Zerella, Ph.D. Janet and Stephen Land Trudy Muller '92 Karen Wiseth Silva '71 and Dennis Silva Kerrin and Rob Meinhardt Libby Travers Hagman '73 and Roger Hagman Barbara Crooks Regan '64 and Paul Regan Tatum and Sean Clarke Pam and Joe Nootbaar Cate and Joseph Krensavage Brooke and Aric Agresti Anne and Joseph Pert Jansie Farris Sarah and David Chung Rosemarie Quinlan Carolyn Green Bunje '62 Randall Vogel Bash Catering Cypress Funeral Services, Inc. William F. Kenney, Inc. Monica Ho Ehlers '86 and Barry Ehlers Claudia and Gregory Myall Sarah Namath Jennifer Ziskin, M.D. and Jackson Egen Matilde and Richard DeLuna Amy Jobin Romina and Scott Kiesel Christina Puno Okubo '96 and Warren Okubo Kari Rende Allegri '96 and Michael Allegri Karin and Robert Nebres Robert and Mary Flint

2022-2023 Fund a Future Scholarship Benefit Kristen Peterson Degnan '92 and Chris Degnan Sujata Narayan, M.D. and Sanjiv Narayan, M.D. Elaine Lawrence Hanley '55 Andrea and Timothy O'Riordan Lisa Sellers, Ph.D. and Scott Sellers, Ph.D. Liz and Mark Vorsatz Alannah Hurley Chase '86 Yong and Samantha Ai Harvey & Leslie Wagner Foundation Margaret and Ralph Ho Naomi and Jeff Silk Rodney Donaville Bethany Chaney and Bridget Wylie Victoria and Greg Eckert Dianne Sullivan Morton '83 and Brian Morton Robert and Sharon Dooley Juliane Lavezzo Sullivan '69 and Robert Sullivan Susan and Andrew Henry Michelle Fowler and Mark Viter Andrea and David Parks Stephanie and Philip Gatto Jeanne Quivey Mandell, M.D. '62 and Peter Mandell, M.D. Olivia Bellamy Jacqueline Evans, O.D. '05 Cheryl and Vince Muzzi Jenny Leswati and Ronnie Fong Goldman Sachs Gives Bridget Marchetti Philip, M.D., FAAP '92 and Brian Philip

Fund a Future Continued

Church of the Holy Cross Lynn Gilleran Dorland '62 Stephanie Snow Boyd '94 and Evan Boyd Carolyn and Michael Hutchins Tajnaz Alavi '94 Laverne Barrett Christine Fox Sennett '88 and Keith Sennett Haydee Marshall Amanda Southward Boston '95 Luz and William Turner Sandra and Scott Henderson Marilyn Habit Vandenbroeck '66 Inge and Thomas O'Donnell Dolores Quigg Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, US East-West Province Kristine Snow Hurley '95 and Jeremy Hurley Virginia and Timothy Fox Josephine and Michael Peterson Samantha Rossi '06 Ferial Farsad and Hossein Golestan Jenny and Don Mattei Maryann and Mike O'Leary Janice and David Philip Sarah Rossi '09 Mary and Adam Rosen Ann Marie Silvestri, D.D.S. and Thomas Ellerhorst, D.D.S. Julie and Kenneth Kanzaki Isabelle Laxague Spano '92 Angie Ye and Hong Xia Ashley and Russell Sullivan Kimberly Furnari '98 Vanessa Erazo '97 Carole and Michael Dutto Nicole Lewis and Mike Lewis Joyce and Roy Carlson Alison and Bruce Caron Michele Lancaster and Rick Watkin Jennifer Clarke Khoury '86 and Sheen Khoury Joan Vernon Marie Laxague Rosecrans '88 Sunita and Gans Ganapati Cindy Peterson Caitlin Dooley '05 Susie and Barry Thornton Carolina and Joseph Whitty Arlene Lavezzo Tigri '69 Denise Degliantoni Cronan '84 and Ralph Cronan Kathleen and Peter Ventura Catherine and Eric Dooley Jennifer Galicia Roman '87 Maria Trefogli and Christopher Morrow Catie Costa '89 Tara and Fred Klein Laura Kaufman and Douglas Henry Michelle Malfatti Ladcani '86 and Ivan Ladcani Kathryn Green Hemmenway '86 and John Hemmenway Patsy Neve Iannone '78 and Thomas Iannone Fr. Michael Mahoney, OFM Cap Pauline Lavezzo Perry '68 Antoinette Nemia and Bradley Bettinger Marianne and Leland Severe Theresa and Patrick Vallez-Kelly

Crystal Perkins '05 Karen Rende Richard and Rita Carter Maureen Murphy and Elan Scheinman Alexis Ercoli '89 and Jim Cullison Trish and Kenneth David Collins II Mireya and Robert Wall Kristie and Scott Cairns Roxana Artiga Mary Hadinger Chrissy and John Dowdall Vanessa Najarro McCarthy '05 Antonia Hannon Ehlers '86 Hayley Crombie Kupec '04 and Dave Kupec Margot Graham Diltz '62 and Don Diltz Rita Carroll Caroline Pedersen Joan Hazelwood Joyner '82 and Christopher Joyner Annalisa and Ryan Loar Camila and Tim Mahlman Suzanne and Michael Saperstein Barbara Unger Balke '56 Chris Bunje Lowenstein '86 and Jeff Lowenstein Steve Messick Lynn Cookinham Kristen Sullivan Andrea Sullivan '10 Alexis Dallara Baker '97 Jennifer Guiney O'Sullivan '97 Kathleen Walsh '97 Joan and Tim Auran Margaret and Richard Keller Lisa Auran Miller '86 Michael Fadelli Colleen Karcher '75 Tina Peratis Fletcher '82 Ruby Padilla Chandra '00 and Ashwin Chandra Jana Cadiz '12 Samantha Jo Johnsen '05 Roberta C. Baker '69 Louise and Richard Nelson Sabina Gotuaco Teresa Anthony Karen Delgado Judge '62 Sonia and Patrick Lough Sister Margaret Carol Miller, SNDdeN '62 Alejandra Arias-Carvajal Samantha Hodapp Rebecca Sullivan Hammer '04 Andrea Cabano '97 Valerie Collett Anonymous Christina Christenson Jadeane Eriksen Mary Eicher '59

2022-2023 Alumnae Mothers and Grandmothers Kristen Peterson Degnan ‘92 Suzanne Ravano Thompson '92 Carrie Trelut Herrera '92 Kristine Snow Hurley '95 Moira Herdtler Mangan '83 Ann Niederhofer '83 Mary Kmak Johnson '84 Debra Panattoni Anderson '85 Kristin Moseley '86 Teresa Rossetto Shaughnessy '86 Julie Hibson '89 Ann Malaspina Moore '89 Monica Mulligan '89 Bonnie Barnes Fox '62 Christine Fox Sennett '88 Carina Jadallah Neumann '88 Kristina Rossetto Patrick '88 Carla Walsh Rambod '88 Alison Gatto Affrunti '95 Kimberly Phillips Stump '95 Annette Bertram Hepler '92 Bridget Marchetti Philip M.D. '92 Hope Tuck Goblirsch '92 Eleanor Duplissea Enfield '93 Bernadette Spadarella Christensen '95 Elisabeth Stapleton Zerella '95 Joyce Chang '96 Natasha King Davidow '96 Kelin Pieret Ingalls '96 Katherine Grosser Baldi '99 Kathleen O'Rourke '01 Jessica Broussard Langridge '03 Jennifer Gilbert '88

2022-2023 Alumnae Joan Verdino '49 Elaine Lawrence Hanley '55 Barbara Unger Balke '56 Loraine Wallace '56 Janice Miles Same '58 Mary Eicher '59 Melita Figueroa '59 Helen Joseph Lynch '61 Nancy Ayling '62 Carolyn Green Bunje '62 Margot Graham Diltz '62 Lynn Gilleran Dorland '62 Bonnie Barnes Fox '62 Karen Delgado Judge '62 Jeanne Quivey Mandell, M.D. '62 Sister Margaret Carol Miller, SNDdeN '62 Josephine Randazzo '62 Laura Facchini Jimenez '63 Francean Dummel Rible '63 Nannette Greenwood Giomi '64 Daniele Huntington Lees, M.D. '64 Donna Krueger Phair '64 Barbara Crooks Regan '64 Clorinda Giampaoli Sammis '64 Donna Muzinich Bryant '65 Vicki Rolleri Baker '66 Ann Fleischer '66 Yolanda Brouwers James '66 Susan Totaro Kayes '66 Marilyn Habit Vandenbroeck '66 Pauline Lavezzo Perry '68 Sandra Sanfilippo Ryan '68 Roberta Baker, O.D. '69 Juliane Lavezzo Sullivan '69 Arlene Lavezzo Tigri '69 Kathleen Ferrigan Annis '70 Sandra Diggins '70 Karen Wiseth Silva '71 Leslie Adams, Ph.D. '72 Susan Buckley Shire '72

Alumnae Continued

Susan Pagendarm Blessing '73 Terry Ehret '73 Ramona Fung, M.D. '73 Elizabeth Travers Hagman '73 Diane Rosasco Hart '73 Agnes Ng Lord '73 Clare McLaughlin '73 Mary Lydon Phoenix '73 Elizabeth Salamone Pisacane '73 Valerie Walker '73 Dian Wiley '73 Colleen Daley Dane '74 Linda Marini '74 Colleen Karcher '75 Carol Packer Koehler '75 Maryanne Letterst '75 Monica Meagher Meagher-Chapman '75 Lynne Parmenter '75 Kathryn Bay Caselli '76 Carole Duffy Peiros '76 Karen Biancalana '77 Patsy Neve Iannone '78 Sue Wallace Dedmond '79 Lisa Sabatini '79 Eleanor Bigelow '81 Elizabeth Syme Bradford '82 Tina Peratis Fletcher '82 Joan Hazelwood Joyner '82 Laura Six '82 Moira Herdtler Mangan '83 Dianne Sullivan Morton '83 Denise Degliantoni Cronan '84 Kristina Foss Hughes '84 Mary Kmak Johnson, D.V.M. '84 Susan Parry Larson '84 Jacqueline Oliver Rossi '84 Kimberly Koefoed Vorrath '84 Debra Panattoni Anderson '85 Julie Ellingson Gory '85 Jeanne O'Donnell Barrett '86 Alannah Hurley Chase '86 Antonia Hannon Ehlers '86 Monica Ho Ehlers '86 Kathryn Green Hemmenway '86 Jennifer Clarke Khoury '86 Michelle Malfatti Ladcani '86 Christine Bunje Lowenstein '86 Lisa Auran Miller '86 Teresa Rossetto Shaughnessy '86 Kristina Walsh '86 Michele Kullberg DeLuna '87 Carole Stecher Nickolai '87 Jennifer Galicia Roman '87 Jennifer Gilbert '88 Carina Jadallah Neumann '88 Kristina Rossetto Patrick '88 Carla Walsh Rambod '88 Marie Laxague Rosecrans '88 Christine Fox Sennett '88 Evangeline Kortenkamp Brown '89 Mary Costa '89 Alexis Ercoli '89 Julie Hibson '89

Tammy Pereira Kiely '89 Ann Malaspina Moore '89 Monica Mulligan '89 Carrie Robertson Allen '91 Kristen Peterson Degnan '92 Annette Bertram Hepler '92 Carrie Trelut Herrera '92 Trudy Muller '92 Bridget Marchetti Philip, M.D., FAAP '92 Isabelle Laxague Spano '92 Suzanne Ravano Thompson '92 Tajnaz Alavi '94 Stephanie Snow Boyd '94 Alison Gatto Affrunti '95 Amanda Southward Boston '95 Elizabeth Hassenplug '95 Colleen Kearns Huck '95 Kristine Snow Hurley '95 Kimberly Phillips Stump '95 Elisabeth Stapleton Zerella '95 Kari Rende Allegri '96 Natasha King Davidow '96 Kelin Pieret Ingalls '96 Renee Belous Martindale '96 Setareh Noviscky '96 Christina Puno Okubo '96 Shana Piepmeier Pitstick '96 Alexis Dallara Baker '97 Tara Jaramillo Balestreri '97 Diana Marchetti Barrett, Ph.D. '97 Andrea Cabano '97 Vanessa Erazo '97 Michelle Maguire Hobbs '97 Jennifer Guiney O'Sullivan '97 Tatjana Runge Schreckengost '97 Kathleen Walsh '97 Yara Dahud Brenton '98 Allison Paridy Breslin '98 Meredith Myall Essalat, M.Ed. '98 Ms. Kimberly Furnari ‘98 Megan Ceccotti Armando '99 Katherine Grosser Baldi '99 Kristine Phillips Kent '00 Ruby Padilla Chandra '00 Meghan Lake Workman '00 Kathleen O'Rourke '01 Sarah Galvin Boragno '02 Danielle Salvato Earl '02 Colleen Haesloop Johnson '02 Rebecca Sullivan Hammer '04 Hayley Crombie Kupec '04 Caitlin Dooley '05 Jacqueline Evans, O.D. '05 Samantha Jo Johnsen '05 Vanessa Najarro McCarthy '05 Crystal Perkins '05 Corey Ilnicki '06 Samantha Rossi '06 Camille Board '07 Heather Anthony Taylor '07 Allie Board '08 Raquel Roque '08 Alexandra Ilnicki Weiss '08

Alumnae Continued

Gifts in Kind Continued

Sarah Rossi '09 Amber Walton '09 Andrea Sullivan '10 Chantal Guegler '11 Jana Cadiz '12 Casey Carpio '12 Tessa Board '13 Ciara Folan '15 Eleni Giotinis '15 Shea Hanson '21

Lynne Watson-Loos and Mark Loos Katherine Mahoney Lisa and Robert Mahoney Ronda and Reggie Mananquil Shannon and Mauricio Martinez Kris McAlavey Erin and Joshua McClenahan Steve Messick Dana and Joshua Morse Dianne Sullivan Morton '83 and Brian Morton Monica Mulligan '89 Cheryl and Vince Muzzi Bobby Nap Setareh Noviscky '96 Christina Puno Okubo '96 and Warren Okubo Andrea and David Parks Raymond Petrin Bridget Marchetti Philip, M.D., FAAP '92 and Brian Philip Beatrice and Kent Putnam Sarah Ravella Samantha Rossi '06 Lisa Sellers, Ph.D. and Scott Sellers, Ph.D. Naomi and Jeff Silk Ashley and Russell Sullivan Chelsea Woo and Robert Thompson Christina von Dorrer-Hildebrand 2 Wonder & Wander All You Need Is Love, LLC Geoffrey's Diamonds & Goldsmith Hy-Tech Construction Jack's Car Wash JoeyRae KG Fitness Studio Lazy Dog Restaurant Merch, Inc. RockSalt Pilates Stanford Athletics Steiner's Jewelry Teresa Halton Photography The Dorrington Hotel Undisputed Boxing Gym

2022-2023 Gifts in Kind Kari Rende Allegri '96 and Michael Allegri Katie Grosser Baldi '99 and Bryan Baldi Sterrin Bird Allie Board '08 Camille Board '07 Tessa Board '13 Alison and Bruce Caron Tonya and Dwayne Chung Lynn Cookinham Kristen Peterson Degnan '92 and Chris Degnan Ciara Folan '15 Madeline and Maurice Ghattas Jennifer Gilbert '88 Julie Hibson '89 and John Fernandez Carolyn and Michael Hutchins Kelin Pieret Ingalls '96 and Jeromey Ingalls Mary Kmak Johnson, D.V.M. '84 and Bob Johnson Elizabeth and Michael Jolls Carla Oliveira-Killmon and John Killmon Martha Anne Kuntz and Gerry Kuntz Michele Lancaster and Rick Watkin Suzy and Mark Lester Annalisa and Ryan Loar Dede and William Loftus

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