2018–2019

ANNUALREPORT

The San Francisco Education Fund connects the community with our public school students. Through volunteers, corporate partners,

educator grants and student scholarships, we provide a channel for San Franciscans to lend extra

support at critical points in a student’s education.

MISSION

VISION

VALUES

Who We Are What We Do

The San Francisco Education Fund focuses community volunteers

and financial resources where they are needed most to build bright

futures for public school students.

A caring and involved San Francisco community ensures the success of each and every public

school student.

EquityCollaboration

InspirationRespectService

LITERACY PROGRAMWeekly volunteers support students at five of San Francisco’s highest-need public schools to help ensure they are able to read at grade level by the end of third grade.

MATH PROGRAMWeekly volunteers support students at four of San Francisco’s highest-need middle schools to help ensure they are able to master math by the end of eighth grade.

MENTORING FOR SUCCESSVolunteers serve as additional caring adults in a student’s life throughout the calendar year. A partnership with the school district’s Mentoring for Success program.

TUTORING & CLASSROOM SUPPORTWeekly volunteers provide consistent weekly support to students at any public school, in any grade level or subject area, to achieve academic success.

MAISIN SCHOLAR AWARDSeniors graduating from San Francisco public high schools who have GPAs between 2.0 and 3.5, and demonstrate financial need, are eligible to apply for scholarships of up to $12,000 for college. Funded by the Alexander M. and June L. Maisin Foundation and local corporations.

CIRCLE THE SCHOOLSLocal companies are engaged to adopt schools and provide employee volunteer engagement activities, which help ensure all students have the skills, experience and resources they need to live, work and thrive in San Francisco. A partnership with sf.citi, the San Francisco tech chamber of commerce, and the San Francisco Unified School District.

BRIGHT IDEAS GRANTSEducators at select high-need San Francisco public schools receive grants to advance their professional development opportunities and student achievement outcomes with a focus on literacy, math, and equity.

501

97%

Volunteer placements supported students at 87 schools

Of teachers said their students showed increased academic skills after working with a volunteer

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The San Francisco Education Fund trains and supports community volunteers to help students in kindergarten through third grade increase their phonics skills, sight-word recognition, oral reading fluency and reading comprehension.

We direct community resources to five of San Francisco’s highest-need elementary schools to help students reach this critical milestone. The Literacy Program school sites are:

• Dr. George Washington Carver Elementary School • El Dorado Elementary School • Junipero Serra Elementary School • Sheridan Elementary School• Tenderloin Community School

Literacy Program volunteers tutor students one-on-one or in small groups. One-on-one volunteers tutor students for 30 minutes, once or twice a week, while group volunteers support an entire classroom through small group workstations for one hour each week.

Mastering math is key to graduating from high school, persisting in college and unlocking careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), San Francisco’s largest growing employment sector.

Studies show that students scoring in the top quartile in eighth-grade reading and math standardized tests are 61% more likely to enroll at a four-year college. The San Francisco Education Fund’s Math Program helps provide the necessary support to ensure San Francisco public school students master math by eighth grade. We direct community resources to four of San Francisco’s highest-need middle schools to help students reach this critical milestone. Our Math Program school sites are:

• Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Academic Middle School • James Denman Middle School • James Lick Middle School • Bessie Carmichael 6-8 Middle School

The San Francisco Education Fund trains and supports community volunteers to help sixth through eigth grade students increase their understanding of, and fluency in, the math concepts underlying the Common Core State Standards. Volunteers work with students identified by their teacher as needing extra support. Math Program volunteers tutor a student for one hour a week.

We help students fall in love with reading...

Learn to make math less puzzling...The Maisin Scholar Award Program identifies and supports San Francisco Public School seniors who are determined to achieve their academic goals beyond high school. The Maisin Scholar Award helps students overcome the financial obstacles that stand in between them and their pursuits of higher education. More than 75 students receive the award annually which includes:

• Financial support• Academic and career counseling• Internships and professional development opportunities• Encouragement and direction• Community and peer support

And make college dreams a reality.

I enjoyed using tried and trusted strategies that helped students improve their skills and confidence in mathematics! - Math Tutor

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258

172

students received literacy tutoring

students received math tutoring

We empower schools and companies to benefit students together...

FY2019 Sponsors$35,000+Alexander M. and June L. Maisin Foundation

of the Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund

JaMel and Tom PerkinsSalesforce

$20,000 - $34,999Carollo Engineers, Inc. Dodge and Cox Dana and Robert EmeryGeorge H. Sandy FoundationSusan and Bill Oberndorf

$10,000 - $19,999Atlassian Alaska Airlines Water Resources Engineering Jessica L. Bier and Edgar A. Lopez Kate and William Bourdon Coinbase, Inc. Clark R. Smith Family Foundation Dropbox, Inc. Hanson Bridgett Marketo Betsy and Ed McDermott Okta for Good Dr. Krista Ramonas and Gordon Rubenstein Tacolicious

$5,000 - $9,9996Sense AdRoll Izuakolam Akamiro Anonymous Bank of the West Bateman Group BCG California Masonic Foundation Charles Schwab Foundation Credit Karma Deloitte The Dauber Foundation Kim and Chris Drew Katherine and William Duhamel Goldman, Sachs & Co. Grosvernor Americas The Gillespie Family HMI Capital The Hamlin School Leslie and George Hume Pauline Le Marie and Barry Lipman

Morrison & Foerster LLP Heather and Radhakrishnan Mahendran Holly Nari Oath Optimizely Jane Rawles and Phil Litchenstein Venetta and John Rohal Symantec Corporation Splunk, Inc. Hilary and Darian Shirazi Michael Siliski Laura and Gregory Spivy Twilio Cloud Communications Uber Williams-Sonoma, Inc. Nicholas Weininger Xoom Corporation

$1,000 - $4,999Lisa Acree and Mark SelcowBetty and Bruce Alberts Bulley & Andrews Sean Barrett and Natalie Wilson Geraldine M. Beauvais Sarah Berger Gerald Cahill and Kathleen King Lycia Carmody Paula Cavagnaro John Cochener Chip Conley Foundation Erika and Dovid Coplon Jonathan Diamond ExxonMobil Foundation Eagle Point Hotel Partners Eastdil Secured Laura Elbogen Andrew Fay Gina Fromer Gott's Roadside Brian Grasser Jenny Griffin Judy and Gary Grossman HHF Charles Higueras James Hormel The John Hardy Group, Inc. Christian Jensen KHP Capital Partners Kensington Vanguard Noel Kaufman Peter Krause Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund Daniel Lentz Susanne and William Losch Debby Lu Jim Maloney

Maacah Marah Paula March Mark and Kelly Mckane Paulette Meyer and David Friedman Anita and Anson Moran Christine and Michael J. Murray Chartres Lodging & No Reservations Giving Newmark & Company Real Estate Andrew Jordan Nance Patricia Nevers Boyang Niu John Osterweis and Barbara Ravizza William and Julie Parish W. Jeff Pickard Mary Preston Betty Prien Robert Douglas Alex Reese Jaime Resmini San Francisco Giants Stephanie Silverman Fredric Spitz Laurel Spolter Roselyne Swig Carry and John Thacher Gladys Thacher Leslie Tom Susan and David Tunnell VDI Communications Cecilio Velasco Katherine Welch Mary and Peter Wendell Diane Wilsey Averel and John Wilson

IN-KINDAlaska AirlinesAsian Art MuseumBarcinoCavallo PointDynamo Donut & CoffeeExploratoriumHornblower Cruises & EventsMission CliffsPapapietro PerryPlanet GranitePlowSan Francisco Museum of Modern ArtScribe WinerySerpentineSon's Addi+ionThe Dailey Method

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at Schools

The Circle the Schools program, in partnership with SFUSD and sf.citi, engages local companies to adopt schools and provide employee volunteer engagement activities which help ensure all students have the skills, experience and resources they need to live, work and thrive in San Francisco.

Thank you to the Salesforce Foundation for circling 22 schools.

Thank you to Coinbase and Dropbox for each circling 2 schools.

And fund teachers' bright ideas to foster student success.San Francisco Education Fund provides grants to K-12 educators at select high-need public schools with funds for professional development opportunities or ideas to advance student achievement outcomes. Six Elementary School Literacy Grants provided $23,236 for teacher-driven literacy projects to help students grow their literacey success. Five Middle School Math Grants provided $20,002 to help educators improve math outcomes for students, resulting in a higher likelihood they will enroll in college. Two Planning Grants provided $6,500 to help educators learn new skills to promote equity in education in their classrooms and schools.

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FOUNDERSGretchen de Baubigny Gladys Thacher

LEADERSHIP COUNCILJaMel PerkinsCo-ChairGordon RubensteinCo-ChairJohn ChiatelloLeslie HumeBarry and Marie LipmanGreg MalinEd McDermottSusan OberndorfJane RawlesAlex Reese

BOARD OF DIRECTORSJessica L. Bier PresidentIzu Akamiro Treasurer Erika Coplon Secretary

Ivan AuBill BourdonJoy ChenEmily CheethamKim DrewLeslie Garner FranklinKatherine GillespieDrew GloverJudy GrossmanDaniel LentzDebby LuRK MahendranJill McCarthyMary PrestonHilary ShiraziMadison Skinner

STAFFAmanda AlegadoTroy ArnoldAmanda ChoCarla ColemanGina FromerAndrea HernandezShelby HiloRionne HuntleyNoah KaneKanchanganga KarthaJackie LamTom LaursenMaritza SalinasEllen SchatzJenny SiegelCamille Stone

Program 85%

Administrative 7%

Development 8%& Fundraising

Expenses

Foundation 47%

Corporate 16%

Individual 18%

Investment 18%Earnings

Sources of Revenue

Net Surplus/(Deficit)

*Unaudited

July 1, 2018–June 30, 2019

Contributed RevenueGovernment ContractsInterest & Dividend IncomeNet Assets Released

Total Revenue

$1,872,638 $122,000 $125,000 $428,305

$2,547,943

$0

PersonnelContracted ServicesProgram ExpensesOperating Expenses

Total Expenses

2730 Bryant Street, 2nd FloorSan Francisco, CA 94110www.sfedfund.orgT: 415-695-5400, E: info@sfedfund.org

$1,233,247$174,645 $828,817 $288,734

$2,547,943

Operating Budget*

Leadership and Staff

Financials

July 1, 2018–June 30, 2019