Each fall, I welcome the opportunity to share this Impact Report with you. It is a moment to reflect on the milestones that defined our past year, those that mark meaningful progress, celebrate individual and collective achievement, and reafrm our shared purpose as a school community.
Pinewood is a special place, and as I look back on the last year, I see clearly how our strength lies in our close-knit community. From the outstanding participation in our Annual Fund First campaign, to backstage volunteers at theater productions, to thoughtful discussions in our monthly GLR meetings, you - the parents - lend your time and your support, partnering with us to enrich the student experience.
The 2024-25 school year was a time of unprecedented growth, and laid the foundation for even more exciting changes to come. We launched the Upper Campus Modernization Project, for which we’ve already raised over $61.5 million towards our vision of a sustainable, cutting-edge campus.
As our community continues to evolve, we are reminded that meaningful progress doesn’t happen by chance, it’s built through intentional efort, shared vision, and a willingness to embrace change. From new learning spaces to innovative programs, we are preparing students not just for the world as it is, but for the world as it will be.
This growth is exciting, but even more important is what remains unchanged. At every stage, we are committed to sustaining the core values that define Pinewood: academic excellence, character development, close-knit community, and a student-centered approach to learning.
The progress captured in these pages would not be possible without you. I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude for your partnership—for your generous financial support, your time, your talents, and your belief in our mission. Whether through giving, volunteering, or showing up in support of our students and teachers, your contributions make an extraordinary diference.
With gratitude,
Scott Riches, President and Head of School
“At every stage, we are committed to sustaining the core values that define Pinewood: academic excellence, character development, closeknit community, and a student-centered approach to learning.”
The Riches family from left, Lexie Riches, Connor Riches (class of 2018), Sarah Riches (Director of Admissions K-6), Scott Riches (President and Head of School), Ashton Riches (class of 2023), and Tyler Riches (class of 2020)
STEM AT PINEWOOD
Pinewood’s comprehensive Computer Science & Engineering (CS&E) curriculum prepares students to meet new challenges - and embrace new opportunities - in a rapidly changing technological world.
From their very first year on Lower Campus, students are introduced to early programming concepts, robotics, and design thinking through hands-on learning and cross-curricular projects. During their time at Middle Campus, daily lessons transition students to text-based programming, with a focus on Python by sixth grade. Through a dedicated Maker Space, they engage with tools like CAD, 3D printing, and laser cutting within a Design-Thinking framework.
As students move to Junior High, required CS&E courses address topics like digital citizenship, content creation and curation, coding, and programming. Elective High School courses and extracurriculars then allow students to specialize in advanced topics of interest like Machine Learning, Mobile App Development, and more. AI literacy within the CS&E program empowers students to progress from learning how to use AI tools to designing and developing AI products.
Cross-Campus Collaboration
Members of the Upper Campus club, We Who Code, visited Lower Campus to engage younger students in a play-based exploration of foundational programming concepts.
Tech Challenge Showcase
The Middle Campus after-school Makers Club challenges students with fun and functional robotics challenges. Many club students also participated in the Bay Area Tech Challenge, with six Pinewood teams competing and winning four total awards — including Outstanding Overall— demonstrating Panther innovation, teamwork, and engineering smarts.
NEW: Of-Campus Robotics Lab
This year, Pinewood launched a new of-campus facility in Palo Alto to support the continued growth of our robotics program. The 6,000 square foot Pinewood Engineering And Robotics Lab (PEARL) will provide spaces for design, fabrication, assembly, testing, and practice, giving our students the resources to continue their growth in STEM.
By the Numbers...
1,700+
3 320 Items 3D printed
12
Unique engineering prototypes built K-6
35
Upper Campus students in competitive robotics
STEM clubs across campuses Teams in 2 competitive robotics leagues
Theater AT PINEWOOD
“ Pinewood’s theater program has taught me how to collaborate with many diferent people, problem-solve quickly, and trust in myself and my teammates in high pressure moments.
Theater and the Performing Arts are a fundamental component of a Pinewood education, empowering students to express themselves clearly and confidently not just on stage, but in life. Every single student K-7 participates in one production each year, reaching 8th grade with over 300 hours of theatrical instruction, rehearsal, and performance.
High school students further immerse themselves through drama, musical theater, and technical theater courses - plus extracurriculars like a capellawith 25% of students continuing to grow through the performing arts.
This year, Pinewood put on 26 fantastic shows across our three campuseswith a bonus performance at the Green & Gold Gala courtesy of our 5th-grade pirates!
Athletics
AT PINEWOOD
Initiatives like Move It Mondays get Lower Campus students outside and playing, developing positive habits and associations around physical activity. By the time students reach Middle Campus, they have the opportunity to compete in after-school sports beginning in 4th grade.
This early involvement in team sports helps young students build leadership, teamwork, and resilience from the start.
Pinewood has nineteen diferent Upper Campus sport team oferings between JV and Varsity, all led by an experienced and highly dedicated coaching staf. This personalized attention helps student-athletes achieve both athletic development and personal growth. Leadership and discipline through athletics are valuable skills on and of the field.
Looking Ahead: Pinewood Soccer is leveling up in 2025-26 with the recent hires of experienced K-6 and 7-12 Directors of Soccer!
A Historic Track & Field Season
Comprising thirty-six athletes and five coaches, the Middle Campus track & field team trained diligently throughout the season. 78% percent of the team was new to the sport, with specialized coaches teaching needed skills for distance, sprinting, jumping, and throwing events. The hard work paid of, with many athletes achieving a Personal Best finish - and the team winning a school record of 27 ribbons during the League Finals!
By the Numbers...
Of 4th-6th grade students participated in at least one sport
Excellence in Girls Basketball
With dozens of alumni competing at the collegiate, and even professional levels, Pinewood Girls Basketball has built a legacy of developing well-rounded athletes who excel on and of the court.
This year, the team’s competitive season began at the prestigious ‘Iolani Prep Classic in Hawai’i, one of the nation’s premier high school basketball tournaments, where they secured an impressive third-place finish. Riding that momentum into the regular season, the Panthers went on to finish 2nd overall in the CCS Open Division.
Senior Jolyn Ding capped of the season with remarkable honors, being named both the San Francisco Chronicle Peninsula/South Bay Player of the Year and the CCS Scholar Athlete of the Year- a true testament to the program’s commitment to excellence in athletics and academics alike.
75% 100% 65% 2 30%
Of 7th-12th grade students participated in at least one sport
Of 7th-12th grade students play more than one sport
Upper Campus athletes work with a strength and conditioning coach
New Upper Campus sports teams: Girls Flag Football and Boys Volleyball
Beyond Campus AT PINEWOOD
The Peru trip was a truly unforgettable experience. It meant so much to me to meet girls my age who gave a newfound perspective to life, and most of all bond with students in diferent grades and create lasting memories. This trip encouraged me to be present and connect with people on a deeper level.
- Freshman Nerea Amezcua
At Pinewood, learning goes beyond the classroom. Through purposeful of-campus experiences, students explore new environments, engage their senses, and deepen their understanding. By connecting with people, places, and ideas in the real world, they build the curiosity and critical thinking skills essential for meaningful learning.
50 Field trips taken
By the Numbers...
3 International trips taken 5,000+ Collective service hours
Middle Campus service trips taken to the Ecumenical Hunger Program (EHP)
Marine Conservation meets SEL
First-graders visited the Marine Science Institute in Redwood City, where hands-on learning inspired values of marine conservation and stewardship. Also enjoying the field trip were the SEL Kimochis. Not only did these plushies encourage students to be respectful and responsible of-campus - but conservation was a new lens for SEL principles of caring for others and the earth.
Angel Island: Multi-Disciplinary Reflections
Sixth graders traveled to Angel Island by bus and by ferry, where they learned about the history of immigration and exclusion in the Bay Area. Upon returning to campus, art teacher Leila Beverleigh guided students through artistic reflections on the landscape and history. Students produced watercolor paintings of the natural view, and poems reflecting on the immigrant experience.
Language and Cultural Immersion in Peru
Profes Collantes and Orduña led a Spanish Language Immersion and Service Learning trip to Peru with a group of students grades 7-12. Through tours of historic sites like Machu Picchu and demonstrations of traditional weaving and pottery, students immersed themselves in Peruvian culture. Market trips and a visit to a girls secondary school, where Pinewood students dug composting latrines and played games with their Peruvian counterparts, built both language skills and cross-cultural understanding.
Community Events
AT PINEWOOD
Cultural celebrations are an important part of the Pinewood experience. In our classroom curricula, we use a “mirrors & windows” analogy for thinking about representation. Mirrors reflect a student’s lived experience back to them; windows shine a light on the experiences of others. These perspectives both celebrate students’ identities and build understanding for their classmates. Whether or not the festival is unfamiliar or celebrated at home, all families are welcome and encouraged to attend!
Jamboree
On October 19, Pinewood hosted the annual Jamboree, bringing the school community together for a fun afternoon of K-12 performances, carnival games, and treats. In addition to family fun, the Jamboree is an opportunity for student groups to fundraise for the year ahead. Students demonstrate leadership and school spirit as they prepare to sell items and make decisions on how to use the funds.
Lunar New Year
Pinewood celebrated Lunar New Year on February 4 at Upper Campus. The event began with a traditional Lion Dance, followed by a bufet catered by Asian Street Eatery and activities like calligraphy, jianzi, and paper cutting. Upper Campus Mandarin students emceed the event, demonstrating their high-level language skills.
“I had to speak entirely in Mandarin. The support I received from teachers, students, and parents throughout the process was so special. Everyone was so helpful and so kind to me; it allowed me to really enjoy the role of MC, despite being nervous at first.”
-Junior Mailey Wang
Holi
Pinewood celebrated Holi on March 8 at Upper Campus. Attendees enjoyed a variety of food catered from Chaat Bhavan, live cricket stations, crafts, student performances, and the main highlight - playing colors!
“Holi is a way to celebrate love, laughter, and renewal while keeping our culture alive at home away from home. Within the Pinewood community, the celebration became a beautiful way to share culture, connect with others, and strengthen the bonds that make our community feel like family.”
- Sugandh Shaikhar, Holi Parent Chair
2025 Auction
FACTS & SUPPORTERS
The Green & Gold Gala
The Annual Benefit Auction is a cherished Pinewood tradition celebrating community and philanthropy. In March 2025, over 250 Pinewood community members gathered at Sharon Heights Golf & Country Club in their best green and gold attire for an evening of fun, food, and fundraising. The event raised over $200,000 for the Faculty and Staf Professional Development and Graduate Study Reimbursement program, supporting our faculty as lifelong learners. By staying current in their fields, Pinewood teachers continue to create exceptional learning environments for our students.
464
Bids Placed
249 Families Supported
200 Balloons in the Balloon Drop
147 Silent Auction Items
56 Spots Sold for Margarita Moms
1 Surprise Announcement
Auction Donations in Action
Of Pinewood Faculty & Staf participated in a Professional Development Experience
Julie Andresen
Lower Campus Dept Head of History and Geography
Julie earned her Master of Arts in Educational Leadership, with a concentration in teacher support, from SDSU in 2024. She started her master’s degree 31 years ago, but raising two daughters and putting them through college resulted in that dream being put on pause. The generosity of Pinewood’s Graduate Studies Reimbursement Program was the catalyst for me to go for it!
“I am applying what I’ve learned to foster teacher collaboration and enhance instructional practices within the K–6 history department. This graduate-level preparation is directly informing my ability to lead with strategic vision while ensuring high-quality learning experiences for students.
32 Attended in California 36
Attended Outside of California 9
Attended in Another Country
Justin Janer Middle Campus Music Teacher
“This past summer I attended the San Diego Smooth Jazz Festival at the Rady Shell waterfront venue. It was a beautiful two day experience that celebrated Black artists and featured prominent female musicians. The highlight of the event for me was hearing and seeing all the interesting ways that musicians arranged their music with their audience in mind, performing songs that people love in unique ways that were very creative.
Our students will benefit from the introduction of new styles of music that I learned about at the festival. I now have a newfound appreciation for smooth jazz and the music of Black culture, which I will be sharing in the classroom.”
36 Attended Online
3
Newly Completed Master’s
Stéphanie Gervais
Upper Campus French and Business & Tech Teacher
“I was grateful for the chance to attend the NAIS People of Color Conference (PoCC) this December, an inspiring conference that brought together educators committed to equity and inclusion. One of the most powerful moments was the keynote by Sekou Andrews, who encouraged us to “splash splash” and create waves of meaningful change. The sessions and conversations gave me practical strategies to better support students of color and celebrate the richness of our community’s diversity. I returned to the classroom energized to amplify student voices and continue providing a space where every learner feels seen, valued, and empowered.”
Excellence in Action
PINEWOOD STAFF AND FACULTY
Pinewood’s strength lies in our ability to recruit, retain, and advance excellent staf and faculty. On par with the national average, 64% of our operating budget goes to salaries and benefits. Competitive ofer packages help us attract the best educators and administrators to our campuses. A strong school culture built on respect and support helps keep them.
“My experience in coding, design thinking, and maker tools has helped me create fantastic and whimsical projects this year like 3D-printed bobbleheads, mechanical pinball centerpieces, personalized laser cut maps, and more.”
Retaining | Ellie Pojarska
High School Literature & Writing Teacher
“I love my colleagues and the close-knit community. Pinewood deeply honors and respects our role as both professionals and human beings; it has been a privilege and a joy to teach here for fifteen years.”
Advancing | Kyle Riches
Associate
Head of School
A Pinewood Evergreen and long-time administrator, Kyle is Pinewood’s new Associate Head of School. He previously held positions at Pinewood as a coach, Spanish teacher, High School Assistant Athletic Director, Middle Campus Athletic Director, Director of Communications, and most recently, Director of Student Life.
“It’s given me a tour of Pinewood,” Kyle says, “and it’s helpful because most of the departments I now manage, I’ve been part of from the other side.” He completed his Master’s in Educational Leadership & Administration from George Washington University in 2022, equipping him with the tools to think strategically about the direction of Pinewood and its programming.
“I absolutely loved my time as a student at Pinewood, from the teachers to the community - and my motivation is to provide that same Pinewood experience for our current students. I hope that years from now, they can look back and feel the same way about Pinewood that I do.”
The longevity of our faculty and staf tenures is a testament to Pinewood’s strong community. Each year, we celebrate major tenure milestones for our faculty and staf. To the right is the list of milestone anniversaries at Pinewood in 2024-25.
Congratulations and thank you!
40 year
Laurie Eickmeier
30 year
Penny Nolan Doc Scheppler
20 year
Jennifer Bates Matt Stimson
15 year
Ellie Pojarska
Sarah Riches
10 year
Monica Ventrice
Ria Walker
Carrie McRobbie Kim Gustavson
5 year
Rob Bergenstock
Laine Corfield
Adam Fagel
Stephanie Fugita
Marianne Grifths
Mónica Llagaria
Jordan Maliksi
Ayesha Masud
John Swift
Cherie Zepp
Eric Schreiber
William McKeown
Jessica Orr
Heidi Ravizza
Bill Bates
Sarah Prestwood
Heidi Wang
Tammy Wester
Graduates
The Evergreens:
The Class of 2025
Pedro Aldaco Amaya
Arjun Ari
Lacey Armistead
Anya Bhaskar
Caroline Blotter
Jared Bowman
Michael Bradley
Matt Brown
James Burton
James Chang
Trevor Chin
Shay Cornyn
Jonathan Detkin
Jolyn Ding
Kaitlyn Dyer
Annabelle Eaton
Sophia Ellis
Zachary Galbraith
Katherine Garr
Meher Gopalani
Leo Gray
Sam Grillo
Mia Gustavson
Ruby Hannelly
Abigail Kamenetsky
Alakh Kapadia
Arnav Karandikar
Vallory Kuelker
Colleges of the Class of 2025
Arizona State University
Bates College
Brigham Young University
Boston University
Brown University
Bowdoin College
California State University (Chico)
Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo)
Chapman University
College of San Mateo
Columbia University
Gap Year
George Washington University
Indiana University (Bloomington)
Johns Hopkins University
The Class of 2025 will attend 43 diferent colleges in 17 states.
37 students will attend college outside of California.
20 students will attend public colleges.
7 students will attend small liberal arts colleges.
2 students will attend women’s colleges.
1 student will attend a U.S. Service Academy.
1 student is taking a gap year, and 1 student is taking a gap semester.
Audry Liao
Bill Long
Shay Mallempati
Kaavya Mehrotra
Mei Miyahara
Prisha Mohapatra
Violet Negrette
Netane Ofa
Paul Sapilewski
Tim Schusser
Leo Shang
Regan Shee
Michael Shtrom
Christina Tanase
Koh Taradash
Marley Thornson
Julianne Ting
Josephine Tu
Ana Weinstock
Arianna Wessel
Avery Wilson
Kathleen Xie
Rose Xu
Gabby Yang
Daniel Young
Jacob Young
Loyola Marymount University
Montclair State University
New York University
Northeastern University
Northwestern University
Pennsylvania State University
Pepperdine University
Pitzer College
Purdue University
Rice University
Smith College
Southern Utah University
Stanford University
Swarthmore College
Trinity College
Tufts University
United States Military Academy
University of California (Los Angeles)
University of California (Riverside)
University of California (San Diego)
University of Chicago
University of Oregon
University of Pennsylvania
University of Rochester
University of San Diego
University of Southern California
University of Washington
Vanderbilt University
20% of the Class of 2025 were at Pinewood K-12!
Alumni AT PINEWOOD
Pinewood reaches out to engage and support alumni, and alumni give their time and expertise for the benefit of current students. This reciprocal, mutually fulfilling relationship (Alumni Relations!) is a key indicator of a healthy school. Care from faculty, staf, and graduates is a sign that Pinewood is doing something right—that 10, 20, even 45 years later, alumni still care deeply about their alma mater. See how alumni have stayed connected this year!
There was a star-studded lineup for the Alumni Sports Day girls basketball game!
Stacie Roller ‘03 shared her experience as a triage nurse during the senior workshop Adulting 101: Navigating Healthcare.
Pinecones Cyrus and Elara, shared by their mom, Tina Åberg ‘03.
Sarah (Lawson) Evans’ ‘14 marriage to Tyler Evans was ofciated by Talmage Wise ‘14, with Brittany Schulte ‘14 and Shani Rosenthal ‘14 as maid of honor and bridesmaid, respectively.
Amy Reichanadter ‘87, Chief People Ofcer at Databricks, advised members of the Pinewood Scholars Program on career readiness, personal brand, and networking.
Sohrab Amid-Hozour ‘02, Syon Mallempati ‘23, Rachel Altmaier ‘08, Arman Becan ‘17, and Giulia Siccardo ‘08 at the 2025 DC Meetup.
Over thirty alumni attended a local meetup at State Street Market in Los Altos.
Allyson Levy ‘21 graduated Magna Cum Laude from USC, where she connected with USC commencement speaker and Pinewood alum Jon Chu ‘98.
The PPA department with Talmage Wise ’14 and Danny Rafinejad ‘95 after Operation Mincemeat in New York City.
Gift Spotlight
We were honored to receive a transformational $20 million gift from the Peery family - the largest in Pinewood’s history - in support of the Upper Campus Modernization Project.
“I’m really excited about what modernization means for our Computer Science and Engineering department. This isn’t just about adding space - it’s about creating more opportunities for students to explore, experiment, and bring their ideas to life. We’ll be able to ofer new courses, support a wider range of projects, and help students pursue their passions.”
- Christine Tran, Upper Campus Computer Science Teacher and Department Head
Upper Campus
MODERNIZATION PROJECT
This year marked the beginning of an incredibly exciting chapter for Pinewood. Through the Building Our Future, Preserving Our Legacy campaign, the transformational Upper Campus Modernization Project is underway—creating a modern, purpose-built campus designed to complement and elevate our top-notch programming.
Thanks to the incredible generosity of our community, we’ve already raised $61.5 million of our $65 million goal.
“I am so excited for Pinewood to finally have a theater and performing arts building that will live up to the high quality of our productions, giving students a space that professionally showcases their talent.”
- Katie Linza, Upper Campus Performing Arts Department Head
“We are so excited for this next chapter, and even though not all of our children will be able to experience the benefit firsthand, we are so happy to contribute to the campaign as a token of our appreciation for the role Pinewood has played in our family for so many years.”
- Lee and Jessica Wang, Pinewood Parents
2024-25 Donors
We are so grateful to all of our Annual Fund First, Auction, and Capital Campaign donors for their support of Pinewood.
Annual Fund First
The following list of donors reflects gifts from July 1, 2024-June 30, 2025.
* Denotes staf & faculty gifts. 100% of Pinewood staf & faculty donate to the Annual Fund.
Visionary | $100,000+
Michael Li and Julia Liu
Founder | $50,000- 99,999
Anonymous (1)
Boyd and Jill Smith
Raymond Thornson and Lana Tsang
Leader | $25,000 – 49,999
Stephen Chen and Yangyang Lang
Ramiro and Audrey Chico
Keith and Kay Randall
John Paul and Elizabeth Reid
Robert Schloer and Julie Chou
Benefactor | $15,000 – 24,999
Anonymous (1)
Troy Detrick and Amy Stewart
Wen-Tai Huang and Annie Chen
Yang Li and Yang Liu
Rui Liu and Xiao Lin
Constantin Pistol and Anita Lungu
Alan Shang and Jimin Li
John and Rebecca Ternus
Julian Ting
Jerry Tsai and Kelly Wang
Igor Tsyganskiy and Victoria Shkolnik-Decker
Patron | $10,000 – 14,999
Anonymous (1)
Charlene and Yat-Pui Au
Moe Barouni and Farnaz Gharibian
Kaushik and Bhanu Bhaskar
Dhiren Bhatia and Vandana Bharvani
Ryan and Upa Campbell
Brian and Sibrina Cannon
John Casey
Antony and Christine Chan
Peter and Helen Chou
Riccardo Crepaldi and Francesca Roncaglia
Neha Crosby
Phil Crosby
Peter Detkin and Michelle Oates
Ran Ding and Grace Liu
Ron and Erica Gill
Liquan Gu and Wei Gao
Mohit and Supriya Gujral
Jason Guo and Molly Meng
Reid and Julie Gustin
Andy and Tracey Hannelly
Chris Houtzer and Joanna Pomykala
Halfdan Hussey and Rosalyn Hongsaranagon
Sanjeev Joshi and Aparna Ankola
Shawn Karimi and Vivien Wang
Jace and Jill Kohlmeier
Alex Kuperman and Jing Zhang
Yang Song and Lin Li
Chang and Michelle Luo
Stewart Mandel and Emily Singer Mandel
Bo Pan and Stella Mao
Sachin Parikh and Chris Gebert-Parikh
Daiyi Peng and Sophia Pang
Wen Pu and Lexie Zhang
Dwarak Rajagopal and Divya Padmanabhan
Yaar Schnitman and Shimrit Ben Yair
Oliver and Sabine Schusser
Motasim and Kim Sirhan
Yang Song and Lin Li
Yuan Xie and Yu Liu
Angela Sun
Tammy Ting
Wendy Tobagus and Sophia Lukito
Haber Tu and Wei-Ling Huang
Richard Tung and Emily Cheng
Bart Volkmer and Lan Nguyen
Jingbin Wang and Erdan Gu
Lee and Jessica Wang
Mike Ward and Elizabeth Peterson
J Cameron Wessel and Sapna Upadhyay
Howie Xu and Melissa Lu
Zhe Xu and Pin Liu
Deanna Yen & Jason Ho
Songtao Zhang and Xiaoyuan Gu
Sponsor | $5,000 – 9,999
Anonymous (3)
Brent Ahrens
Rajesh and Lakshmi Ambati
Colin Au and Marianne Chen
Leo Baghdassarian and Lynn Bos
Sundeep and Kyunghee Bajikar
Yanan Bao and Jian Wu
Gaurav Bhaya and Astha Baheria
Mark and Faina Birman
Yegor Borovikov and Svetlana Donets
Jae Woo Chang and Lois Sim
Frank Chen and Vicky Wang
James Chen and Helen Wang
Ben and Lydia Choi
Mehdi Daneshpanah and Anahita Tafvizi
Shawn Deng and Jesse Zhang
Thomas Dudziak and Alena Dudzinskaya
Catherine Dzou
Faerber Family
Brian Fiorino and Duke Khuu
James and Stefanie Friedland
Todor Ganev
Charlie Gao and Ying Tu
Ge Family
Steve Ghanayem and Kayla Haddadin
Bharan Giridhar and Deepa Diwakar
VB and Ankita Goel
Ron Yamaguchi and I-Ching Gong
Karthik Gopalratnam and Janani Ganesh
William Gray and Kathy Hibbs
Alex Guan and Emily Huang
Yuhan Guo and Jingjing Cai
Pravir Gupta and Sugandh Shaikhar
Matthew and Kathryn Hall
Jason Honaker and Soo Jang
Long Huang and Ying Su
Ying Huang
Hong Ji and Linda Lin
Jerry Johns and Dhanashri Atre
Aaron and Johonna Katz
Wangjing Ke and Adele Xing
Kate Kelly & Manuel Familia
Dong and Hanna Kim
Kwang and Esther Kim
David and Jody Kramer
Shiva and Vina Kumar
Xiangyang Lan and Lynn Lin
Richard and Tifany Lee
Cheong Leung and Nancy Shen
Jie Li and Guohua Chen
Yishu Lin and Yang Wang
Jie Liu and Yu Zhang
Wenjun Lu and Shanshan Zheng
Bert Lui and Susan Tang
Shane Ma and Yiyue Guan
Jefrey Mao and Amber Song
Long Meng and Jing Huang
Xianchen Meng
Harsh and Neha Menon
Uros and Svetlana Obradovic
Eddie and Paige Parenti
Ash and Romina Parikh
Ann and Mihai Parparita
Honghong Peng and Hongqin Zhang
Hui Peng and Yue Li
Will* and Maura Rees
Ling Ren and Rong Wu
Tim and Masumi Reynders
Brett and Rivi Rochkind
Ross and Kate Sandler
Chun Hua Sang and Rebecca Zhou
Bill and Erin Schlough
Meena Ravella and Chuck Seiber
Jefrey Sheldon and Jingshu Huang
Bingjun Sun and Xiaomeng Wu
Nagesh Tagarathi and Bindu Pucha
Kevin and Helen Tsang
Ovidiu Tudosa and Minyoung Lee
Eri Ueda and Xing Wen
Rui Wang and Yueting Shen
Merrett and Sarah Wong
George Wu and Jackie Hou
Ping Wu and Juan Wang
Xuebin Wu and Yue Wang
Michael Xu and Rui Zhao
Laleh Roosta Pour and Amir Yahyavi
Amir Yahyavi and Laleh Roosta Pour
Ron Yamaguchi and I-Ching Gong
Qichi Yang and Fan Zhang
Jun Yin and Lan Duanmu
Jacob Young (‘25)
David Zhang and Emma Xu
Jay and Katherine Zhang
Xinjian Zhou and Juting Zhai
Tao Zhu and Yuan Li
Xinglei Zhu and Wenyuan Yin
Partner | $2,500 – 4,999
Anonymous (6)
Abaya Family
Adnan Alam and Uzma Nakodary
Arivalagan Angusamy and Swarna Kumar
Syed Arij and Afreen Ali
Akanksha Arun and Pravin Chandra
Kousi Balasubramanian and Anand Jayaraman
Soner Balkir and Aysel Ozgur
Leon Basin and Marina Basin-Nekhendzy (‘05)
Eswaran Baskaran and Archana Janakiraman
Robert Birch and Yi Ching Yau
Joseph and Nicole Borau
Jonathan Brusco* and Julie Klem
Zacharia and Ike Bunanta
Eric Burkhart & Danielle (LeFevre) Burkhart (‘03)
Congxing Cai and Vivian Wang
Min Cai and Runfang Zhou
Scott Campbell and Maryam Amidi
Rich and Valorie Carpenter: In honor of Everly Burkhart
Mac Chan and Suli Xu
Yi Chen and Ying Meng
Yingming Chen and Yanruo Wang
Yongzhi Chen and Lujin Wang
Jiyang and Hsuehfang Cheng
Yowjie Chien and Gloria On
Ashu and Jessica Chohan
Wei Cui and Jill Zhu
Wentian Cui and Liz Chen
Deng Deng and Si Liang
Tianshuo Deng and Ruyin Shi
Pawan and Smita Deshpande
Thomas and Aurelie Dhalluin
Mohit Dhawan and Astha Malik
Diana V. Do, MD, and Quan Dong Nguyen, MD
Peter Eldredge and Lily Chang
Max Erdstein and Kana Harada
Xiaoxin Fan and Lei Bao
Zhe Feng and Xiaoye Lu
Andrew and Sara Fikes
Andrew and Kathleen Fung
Cyril Gaillard and Charlene Marini
Tian Gao and Yimeng Zhang
Richard Gaster and Stefanie Monica Gaster
Akshay and Anjali Gattani
Nick and Carrie Giannasi
Jacky Gong and Rachel Wang
Jun Gong and Iris Xu
Yiran Wang and Jessy Gu
Weixiao Huang and Yinni Guo
Xiancheng Han and Kaiye Lu
William Hewlett and Kimberly Myers Hewlett
Brian Hofman and Samantha Edgington
Jerry Hsiao and Sheena Lai
Jiayao Hu and Hao He
Miao Hu and Hui Wang
Howard Huang and Kyung Park
Weixiao Huang and Yinni Guo
Wenfan Huang and Jessie Zheng
David Huang and Hannah Wang
Congrui Ji and Yu Wu
Ayan and Marie Kayal
Joseph and Joy Kent
Siva and Priya Kolappa
Johnny and Ada Koo
Saurabh Kumar and Shilpa Sambashivan
Geof Lee Seyon and Afsana Akhter
Eric Lee and Snow Wang
Lily & Di Family
Sang Jun Lee and Hee Young Jeong
Irene Chen and Gary Li
Joe Li and Fay Yang
Chaoping Qin and Jian Li
Zhan Li and Shuai Yin
Brian Lin and Joy Zhuang
Chen Liu and Linhong Kang
Bill and Paola Lloyd
Bill Long (‘25)
Tiancheng Lou and Jing Yang
Andrew and Ruth Luh
Mengzhe Ma and Janet Luo
Jane and Phil Mann
Arun Mathias and Anisha Abreo
Bob and Ayumi Miyahara
TK and Preeti Acharya Mohapatra
Paul Natsev and Maria Tzokova-Natseva
Vladimir Nekhendzy and Galina Balon
Timothy and Silke Nelson
Barry and Claire Ngai
Kai Ning and Gloria Tian
Kun Niu and Apple Jin
Amir Norouzi and Giti Karimi
Jesse Ososki and Erin Efner
Andy Pandharikar and Purvi Desai
Georgios Papadopoulos and Rika Tsitsinia
Vaneet and Meenu Pathak
Garth and Kathy* Pickett
Vijayan Prabhakaran and Arini Balakrishnan
Paul Redondo and Sylvie Charpentier
Dennis* and Pat Riches
Tom and Melissa Saberi
Fadi Saibi and Leilei Song
Saurabh Kumar and Shilpa Sambashivan
Anil and Mehtab Sewani
Jing Shan
Johri Dhanotra and Shveta Sharma
Albert Shen and Julia Jiang
Chun-Ju Shen and Fang-Yu Chao
Aman and Roopa Sirohi
Alan Skelley and Kleoni Ioannidou
Rob and Amanda Smoot
Aaron Staley and Linda Sha
Alexey Supikov and Tatiana Supikova
Yiyao Wu and Jingwen Tan
Ali Tareque and Mehtab Anwar
Igor Tarnikov and Yuliya Tarnikova
Ashok Thiyagarajan and Sowji Ashok
Atanas Vlahov and Yang Zhang
Chen Wang and Lan Xiao
Miao Hu and Hui Wang
Justin Wang and Wendy Zhang
Jacky Gong and Rachel Wang
Yiran Wang and Jessy Gu
Yong Wang and Weiwei Hu
Josh (‘86) and Kristina Watanabe
Chenglong Wei and Tao Yang
Laurie Wilson*
Yiyao Wu and Jingwen Tan
Kathleen Xie (‘25)
Juming Xu
Tim Xu and Sue Zhang
Zhengli Xu and Wanhou Wang
Harry Yang and Chao Wang
Miao Yao and Jiafei Kuang
The Young Family
Mike Tsai and Jiemin Zhang
Ning Zhang and Mona Chen
Jian Zhou and Linlin Pan
Min Cai and Runfang Zhou
Shu Zhou and Yun Zhang
Xiaoqi Zhou and Julie Chen
Yangbo and Betty Zhu
Yufan Zhu and Michelle Hou
Evergreen | $1,500 – 2,499
Anonymous (1)
Okan Arikan and Leslie Ikemoto
Ashwin Bharambe and Abhiruchi Lanjewar
Ravi Bhaskaran and Ann-Britt Christensen
Brendan Callahan and Sarah Namath
Mac Chan and Suli Xu
Farrel Farhoudi and Shannon Kilgore
Claire Gao and Shuchao Bi
Chunfeng Hao and Xiang Yao
Jochen and Karin Heck
Ming Ho and Veronica Ma
Mike and Rupal Hollenbeck
Rick Li and Nicole Hung
Wen Jiang and Hong Shen
Farhan and Amna Khan
Vladimir Kotlov and Irina Kotlova
Simon Lian and Meggie Yao
Ryan and Lara McGurk
Chris and Alexandra Niederauer
Scott (‘90)* and Sarah* Riches
Benjamin and Gaby Stern
Wei Xiong and Cheryl Kwok
Houqiang Yan and Weina Liu
Anthony Yew and Lisa Chiu
Yuning Zhao
Panther | $1 – 1,499
Anonymous (25)*
Liz Altmaier (‘06)
Lak and Preethi Ananth
Julie* and John Andresen
Thuy Au*
Jefrey and Linda Baher
KB Balasubramanian and Vasudha Chandrasekaran
Jeanne* and Allen Bates
Bill* and Jenn* Bates
Rob* and Marina Bergenstock
Anne Bertron*
Jefrey (‘06) and Emmie Bien
Joy* and Jason Blalock
Greg and Laura (‘86)* Blotter
Jamie and Olivia* Bradley
Matt Braun and Ursula Vitt
Greg Brazil*
Mandy* and Tom Carmack
Rahul Chandrasekaran and Chaitra Venus
Ratna and Shreya Chatterjee
Wally and Gretchen Cheng
Larry Chu (‘91) and Susanna Kwan Chu Kwan
Katherine Chui (‘20)
Caitlin Ciardella (‘11)*
Sean Clark* and Frances Burke
Katarina Cook* and Matthew Trujillo
Michael and Emmy Copriviza
Laine Corfield (‘16)*
Holly Coty*
Susan Danzig*
Debbie Ditton*
Kenny and Sara* Dorset
Nan Du and Pengpeng Li
Lyndsey Duerden* and Christopher Blaszczyk
Michael and Laurie* Eickmeier
Doug* and Celina Eivers
Hannah Fields*
Tianjun Fu and Jinwei Zhang
Amy Fuentes* and Tony Fuentes Manchester
Stephanie Fugita*
Jim and Michelle* Gannon
Mark and Tammy Gardner
Stéphanie Gervais* and John McDonald
Michele Golder*
Chano Gomez and Monica Llagaria*
Mauli* and Ankur Goyal
Ashton and KC (‘02) Grewal
Manish and Prachi Gupta
Todd and Kim* Gustavson
Israel and Alessandra Harris
Sarah Haun*
Justin Heaton and Miriam Man
Shashidhar Hebsur and Kamakshi Sivaramakrishnan
John Hemiup and Christine Tran*
Cindy Ho*
Radoslav Iliev and Ellie Pojarska*
Josh and Michele Isaac
Christopher* and Courtney Jackson
Justin Janer*
Sam Jezak*
Shengyue Ji and Mingyan Gao
Zhongwei Jiang and Heidi Wang*
Maria* and Alan Johnson
Alice Johnson*
Amit and Arti Karandikar
John Kaufmann and Brynn Hambly*
Elizabeth* and William Kearns
Robert and Nicole Keller
Jo Kemling
Kristine* and Hayden Kiene
Yong Kim* and Emie Munzel
Bradley and Carol Kimura
Jenn* and Cody King
William and Kimberly Kuelker
Eve* and Michael Kulbieda
Yang Li and Zhiwei Guan
Titus Lin and Tifany Mok (‘02)
Jef Ling and Ning Zhu
Marcel and Katie* Linza
Todd and Lisa* Longbottom
Raul Lopez*
Tony Luong* and Prachee Jain
Danney Lynch* and Sharon Ashley
Jordan Maliksi*
Haggai Mark*
Corey Marshall and Kim Wetzel*
Ayesha* and Sajjad Masud
Julia McArthur (‘96)
Heather McCauley (‘88)*
Brian McElroy (‘04)
Carrie* and Andrew McRobbie
Erica Mendes*
Katherine* and Larry Mendoza
Mike and Shelby Mihojevich
Robert and Christine Morehead
Kathi Morgan*
Jennifer Morris*
Avinash Mudivedu and Roshni Malani
Kiki Nakano*
Skyler Nazario*
Mike and Jessica (‘02) Negrette
Ephraim Neri and Johanna Thai Van Dat
Paul and Penny* Nolan
José Luis Orduña* and Lorena Vargas
Jessica Orr*
Vivek and Dimple Patwardhan
Gregory and Regina Pavlovsky
Greg Perry and Betsy Mooney
Molly and Trent Peterson
Holly Phillips*
Cindy Pistone*
Christopher Poda and Nancy Mason
Lauren Post*
Anush Ramani and Priyanka Hazarika
Heidi Ravizza*
Matt and Christy Reed
Greg and Wycee Reshko
Kyle (‘11)* and Suzie Riches
Diana Rocacorba*
Ariel Rogers & Thomas Roinesdal
Celine Sabatier Lacher*
Akash Sagar and Lisha He
Andrea Sanchez*
Megan Satterlee and Clay Schluchter
Doc* and Trish Scheppler
Eric Schreiber*
Anna Scicinska*
Vipul and Swasti Sharm
Jyoti* and Dan Sicina
Carolyn Siegel* and Lucas Costa Scottini
Hassan Sipra and Alina Ahmed
Genie Sitler*
Andrew* and Sarah Slayton
Marybeth* and Steve Smith
Sergey and Asya Solomatin
Kelly Spicer* and Marcos Hernandez
Akshay Srivastava and Shweta Gera
Alex and Elena Stankevich
Janet Stebbins*
Evan Stern and Grace So
Connie Steube*
Stewart Family
Matt* and Carole Stimson
Sabrina Strand*
Ching-Jong Su
Jianqing Sun and Pan Yu
Murali and Gayathri Sundaresan
Alyson Tom* and Richard Chiburis
Mayte Tormo*
Diana Tran* and Ricardo Hernandez
Elaina Tyson*
Andrew and Lori* Urushima
Tony and Monica* Ventrice
Sasha Vu*
Ricky and Ria (‘06)* Walker
Gary Wang and Aileen Wan
Qifei Wang and Yi Xu
Renshen Wang and Wei Zhang
Ruile Wang and Meihua Xu
David Wells*
Katy* and Walker Wells
Patty Welze*
Tammy Wester*
Craig Wildman (‘99)
Sophie Williams*
Alexis Wise (‘09)
Trond and Lauren Wuellner
Family of Courtney Young (‘20)
Pengtao Yu and Ariel Song*
Marco Zagha and Kim Hudson*
Cherie* and Jim Zepp
Yang Zhang and Wenjia Yuan
Paul* and Ashley* Zmuda
Xuanran Zong and Jiaoni Zhou
FINANCIAL OVERVIEW
Corporations & Foundations
Agilent Technologies
Alphabet
Analog Devices
Apple, Inc.
Applied Materials, Inc.
Ayco Charitable Foundation
Boston Consulting Group
Broadcom
ByteDance Inc
Candence
Capital Group
Cisco Systems
DAF giving 360
Empower Retirement
Fidelity Charitable Fund
Gen Digital Inc.
Gilead Sciences
Giving Back Fund- Percent Pledge
Golden Star Hospitality
Goldman Sachs
Google, Inc.
Greater Horizons
Guidewire Software
Hewlett- Packard Enterprise
Intel Corporation
Intuit
iSmile Dental
JP Morgan Chase
Kaiser
KLA
Lam Research Corporation
LinkedIn Corporation
Marvell Semiconductor
Merck
Microsoft Corporation
Morgan Stanley
National Philanthropic Trust
Auction Donors
NVIDIA Corporation
Palo Alto Networks
PayPal, Inc
Percent Impact Foundation
Pinterest
Pure Storage
Qualcomm
Roblox
Roche Molecular Systems, Inc.
S&P Global
Saberi Oil, Inc.
Salesforce
Samsung
SAP
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Synopsys, Inc.
TisBest Philanthropy
Yelp
Zscaler Inc.
The following list of donors reflects gifts from July 1, 2024-June 30, 2025.
Amit Agarwal & Anshita Jalan
Diogo Almeida and Teresa Mota
Lakshmi & Rajesh Ambati
Julie* and John Andresen
Syed Arij and Afreen Ali
Ashby and Marilyn Armistead
Akanksha Arun and Pravin Chandra
Yat and Charlene Au
Colin Au and Marianne Chen
Francois and Joann Barbou-des-Places
Moe Barouni and Farnaz Gharibian
Leon Basin and Marina Basin-Nekhendzy (‘05)
Kaushik & Bhanu Bhaskar
Dhiren Bhatia & Vandana Bharvani
Jefrey (‘06) & Emmie Bien
Mark & Faina Birman
Joseph & Nicole Borau
Leo Baghdassarian & Lynn Bos
Robert & Ann* Braunstein
Jonathan Brusco* & Julie Klem
Zacharia and Ike Bunanta
Eric and Danielle (‘03) Burkhart
Congxing Cai and Vivian Wang
Brendan Callahan and Sarah Namath
Ryan & Upasona Campbell
Brian & Sibrina Cannon
CAW Architects
Antony & Christine Chan
Carrie & Neel Chatterjee
Ratna and Shreya Chatterjee
Mingcheng and Ying Chen
Frank Chen and Vicky Wang
Yongzhi Chen and Lujin Wang
Jimmy & Angel Cheng
Wally & Gretchen Cheng
Ramiro and Audrey Chico
Ashu & Jessica Chohan
Ben & Lydia Choi
Peter & Helen Chou
Larry Chu (‘91) & Susanna Kwan
Holly Coty*
Riccardo Crepaldi & Francesca Roncaglia
Phil Crosby
Pawan & Smita Deshpande
Peter Detkin and Michelle Oates
Mohit Dhawan & Astha Malik
Ran Ding & Grace Liu
Happy and Debbie* Ditton
Nishant Doshi & Vijeyta Aggarwal
Thomas Dudziak and Alena Dudzinskaya
Catherine Dzou
Jesse Ososki and Erin Efner
Jim and Jenna Ellis
Max Erdstein and Kana Harada
Jonathan & Leena Faerber
Manuel Familia and Kate Kelly
Xiaoxin Fan and Lei Bao
Brandon and Hannah* Fanaika
Zhe Feng and Xiaoye Lu
Andrew & Sara Fikes
James & Stefanie Friedland
Richard Gaster and Stefanie Monica Gaster
Sachin Parikh & Chris Gebert-Parikh
Steve Ghanayem & Khaila Haddadin
Michele Golder*
Jun Gong and Iris Xu
Ashton & KC (‘02) Grewal
Rex* & Marianne* Grifths
Dan and Jennifer Grillo
Mohit & Supriya Gujral
Jason Guo and Molly Meng
Pravir Gupta and Sugandh Shaikhar
Reid & Julie Gustin
Katie Gutierrez
Dirk and Ka-Yi Haehnel
Elizabeth Hammerman
Andy & Tracey Hannelly
Shashidhar Hebsur and Kamakshi Sivaramakrishnan
Ricardo Hernandez & Diana Tran*
William & Kimberly Hewlett
Chris Houtzer and Joanna Pomykala
Ray Hsieh and Eileen Lee
Jiayao Hu & Hao He
Wen-Tai Huang and Annie Chen
Ying Huang
Halfdan Hussey and Rosalyn Hongsaranagon
Anand Inumpudi and Smita Shankar
Alan and Maria* Johnson
Bob & Katia Kamangar
Aaron and Johonna Katz
John Kaufmann and Brynn Hambly*
Payal Kaul and Vikas Shah
Ayan and Marie Kayal
Wangjing Ke and Adele Xing
Siva and Priya Kolappa
David and Jody Kramer
Alex Kuperman & Jing Zhing
Geof Lee-Seyon & Afsana Akhter
Jeanette LeFevre
Alex Liang and Grace Yang
Xiangyang Lan and Lynn Lin
Titus Lin and Tifany Mok (‘02)
Yishu Lin and Yang Wang
Chen Liu and Linhong Kang
Jie Liu and Yu Zhang
Bill & Paola Lloyd
Tiancheng Lou and Jing Yang
Mengzhe Ma and Janet Luo
Shane Ma and Yiyue Guan
Clif Maier & Barb Bloom
Stewart Mandel and Emily Singer Mandel
Phill and Jane Mann
Corey Marshall & Kim Wetzel*
Ayesha Masud*
Ryan and Lara McGurk
Rakesh Mehrotra and Jyoti Kapoor
Erica* & Kenny Mendes
Long Meng and Jing Huang
Harsh & Neha Menon
Matt & Mandy Sue Miller
Avinash Mudivedu and Roshni Malani
Myers Hewlett, Kimberly
Bo Pan and Stella Mao
Daiyi Peng and Sophia Pang
Eddie and Paige Parenti
Mihai and Ann Parparita
Honghong Peng and Hongqin Zhang
Holly Phillips*
Greg & Madeleine Pickett
Wen Pu and Lexie Zhang
Dwarak Rajagopal and Divya Padmanabhan
TT & Lakshmi Ramgopal
Alex & Reina Rampell
Wil*l & Maura Rees
Tim & Masumi Reynders
Dennis* & Patricia Riches
Diana Rocacorba*
Fletcher and Aya Rothkopf
Bill and Erin Schlough
Kate & Ross Sandler
Robert Schloer and Julie Chou
Yaar Schnitman and Shimrit Ben Yair
Anil and Mehtab Sewani
Olga Shtrom
Hassan Sipra and Alina Ahmed
Motasim and Kim Sirhan
Aman & Roopa Sirohi
Alan Skelley and Kleoni Ioannidou
Lund & Rachel Smith
Rob and Amanda Smoot
Aaron Staley and Linda Sha
Connie Steube*
Jia Sun
Bingjun Sun and Xiaomeng Wu
Nagesh Tagarathi and Bindu Pucha
Ross Taylor and Kathleen Spillane
Ashok Thiyagarajan and Sowji Ashok
Raymond Thornson and Lana Tsang
Tammy Ting
Wendy Tobagus and Sophia Lukito
Alyson Tom*
Jerry Tsai and Kelly Wang
Mike Tsai and Jiemin Zhang
Haber Tu and Wei-Ling Huang
Richard Tung and Emily Cheng
Eri Ueda and Xing Wen
Anand and Kumudavalli Vallamsetla
Chaitra Venus & Rahul Chandrasekaran
Rahul Chandrasekaran and Chaitra Venus
Sandrine Vilella-Bru
Bart Volkmer & Lan Nguyen
Ricky and Ria (‘06)* Walker
Lee and Jessica Wang
Kayla Whitehouse* and Prateek Murgai
Ben and Beth Wilson
Merrett & Sarah Wong
Xuebin Wu and Yue Wang
Michael Xie and Danke Wu
Michael Xu and Rui Zhao
Cherie* & Jim Zepp
Ning Zhang and Mona Chen
Songtao Zhang & Yuan Gu
Xiaoqi Zhou and Julie Chen
Bin Zhou and Beini Ouyang
Yangbo and Betty Zhu
Xuanran Zong and Jiaoni Zhou
Capital Campaign Donors
The following list reflects all gifts through October 27, 2025.
Redwood $20,000,000 and above
The Peery Family
Sequoia $10,000,000 - $19,999,999
Anonymous
Duan Family
Spruce $5,000,000 - $9,999,999
Cedar $3,000,000 - $4,999,999
Polly Bredt
The Smith Family
Cypress $1,000,000 - $2,999,999
Anonymous (3)
Ramiro and Audrey Chico
Enlight Foundation
Juniper $500,000 - $999,999
Anonymous
Yue Li and Zhuyuan Liu
Julie Wang and Robert Schloer
Pine $250,000 - $499,999
Anonymous
The Chatterjee Family
Phil Crosby
Hongsaranagon/Hussey
The Katz Family
The Parparita Family
Rock Paper Scissors Foundation
Werner and Carolyn Schulz
Lee and Jessica Wang
Ben and Beth Wilson
Fir $100,000 - $249,999
Anonymous
The Bhaskar Family
Upa and Ryan Campbell
Peter and Michelle Detkin
Renata Dionello and Taylor Hinshaw
Jon and Leena Faerber
Ashton and KC (‘02) Grewal
Supriya and Mohit Gujral
Guo/Meng Family
Tracey and Andy Hannelly
Jingshu Huang and Jefrey Sheldon
Lan Nguyen and Bart Volkmer
The Riches Family
Ross and Katherine Sandler
The Schnitman Ben-Yair Family
Motasim & Kim Sirhan
Hemlock $50,000 - $99,999
Colin Au and Marianne Chen
Vandana Bharvani and Dhiren Bhatia
Riccardo Crepaldi and Francesca Roncaglia
Richard and Stefanie Gaster
Grace Liu and Ran Ding
Stewart Mandel and Emily Singer Mandel
Laurie Wilson
Larch $25,000 - $49,999
The Pickett & Blotter Families
Greg & Madeleine Pickett
Melanie and Lincoln Westcott Family
Tamarack Up to $24,999
Sharon Ashley
Gayla Armstrong
John Bennett (‘12)
Christina Bullock (‘04)
James Chen and Helen Wang
Brian and Jennifer Cilker
The Bill Gerson Family in memory of Lauren Battat Gerson M.D.
Soo Jang and Jason Honaker
Alex Liang and Grace Yang
Rui Liu and Xiao Lin
Danney Lynch
Haggai and Ilana Mark
Jefrey (‘90) and Dilek Marsh
Ayesha and Sajjad Masud
Vali Shokgozar (‘00)
Tagarathi Family
Wendy and Sophia Tobagus
Haber Tu and Wei-Ling Huang
Josephine and Kelly Anne Tu
Michael Xu & Rui Zhao
Yeh Family
Hongqin Zhang and Honghong Peng
Zhu Family Fund
Mission Statement
Pinewood School is dedicated to empowering students to seek knowledge, demonstrate character, build confidence, and experience joy in an uplifting community. We believe that education is most impactful when it nurtures both the mind and the heart, preparing students to make meaningful contributions to the world.
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