As a trusted partner to so many in th e community, we continue to make the vaccine available to our clients , and we continue to serve as a medical lifeline for the uninsured, including those who lost healthcare due to the pandemic.
4. We provided safe shelter for the unhoused.
Samaritan House’s Shelter Services have doubled during the pandemic. Last year , Safe Harbor Shelter added an additional 15 permanent beds, and we opened a new shelter , Pacific Emergency Shelter, in Redwood City. Through Project Roomkey and Project Homek ey, the County selected Samaritan House to lead shelter expansion in San Mateo County. In addition to Pacific Emergency Shelter, we opened and operated Bayfront Station (OTSP), Coastside Shelter (interim), Winter 2021 OTSP, Winter Offsite Temporary Shelter Program (WOTSP), 2022’s Isolation Hotel Shelter, and Offsite Temporary Isolation Hotel (OTIP), sheltering 1,700 of the County’s most medically at -risk and chronically unhoused clientele in single occupancy rooms, protecting them from COVID -19. Each day, approximately 150 people are provided safe and warm shelter at Pacific and Safe Harbor shelte rs, with a total of 53,787 bed nights served to 643 unduplicated individuals in FY21. These numbers reflect operations during COVID. Post-COVID, we expect to return to serving over 185 people each day in our shelter programs. We continue providing empathetic care and safe housing to all those who need it.
5. We ensured children in need have more than just the basics.
Recognizing that dignity goes beyond the essentials, our littlest clients receive the basic necessities of living , as well as high quality clothes, backpacks, diapers, and more through Kids Closet. In FY21, Kids Closet served 6,916 children, opened a new Boutique for new and gent ly used clothing to kids and teens, and distributed 169,000 diapers to babies and toddlers in need. The Back -to-School program distributed 2,000 new backpacks filled with grade-appropriate supplies.
6. We advanced our DEI commitments.
We embarked on a journey toward enhancing our Diversity, Equity and Inclusion framework. This includes the board defined DEI statement (included below) that has been adopted, and a deep look into our culture and practices to determine what may need improvement. Utilizing the services of a skilled DEI consultant, we are examining our organization from both an internal and external lens. This strategy includes a DEI work plan that will ensure ou r organizational culture reflects our values and that those values are practiced throughout the agency and its operations.
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Further, the DEI consultant will assess, review and develop action steps to ensure we are using an equity lens, including with a focus on race, ethnicity, and gender identity, with regard to programmatic data, as well as Samaritan House policies and procedures. The ultimate goal is to eliminate barriers and to assure our clients have access to services in an equitable manner to the fullest extent possible.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement of Principle
At Samaritan House, diversity, equity, and inclusion are at the core of who we are. Our central mission is to preserve dignity, promote self-sufficiency, and provide hope with compassion to everyone in the community.
Through our case management services, community clinics, emergency shelters, and food & financial empowerment programs, we are committed to fostering an environment and service practice where all feel valued, respected, and are free from discrimination.
We know through experience that different ideas, perspectives, and backgrounds create a s tronger community. We commit to aligning our culture and service practices to further be a beacon of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging for all in San Mateo County. 2c Describe the benefits to the City of Foster City and/or its residents of the program goals and accomplishments described in the previous two questions.
Since the onset of COVID-19, demand for services has remained high, and Foster C ity residents in crisis have benefitted from access to food, clothing, shelter, medical and dental care, case management, holiday assistance, worker resources and emergency financial assistance. It is this full integration of programs and services that mak es Samaritan House uniquely positioned to fill the identified needs of the Foster City Community. A look back at FY21 , Samaritan House assisted 219 Foster City residents through our Client Services Program; 26 unduplicated patient households were provided 98 medical and dental patient visits at our Free Clinics. Samaritan House served 24,368 meals and provided a total of $69,130 in emergency financial assistance, including rental assistance and security deposits. The total value of all services combined was $183,542 (food, financial assistance, clothing, healthcare, back to school, and holiday gifts) .
With our help, these residents who were at imminent risk of homelessness averted the shelter system and returned to stable housing.
With her permission, the following client story demonstrates the impact of Samaritan House’s Core Services programs.
Ellen was pregnant with twins and living in her car when she found Samaritan House. Samaritan House and our network of community partners arranged to have Ellen placed in a family shelter where she gave birth to two healthy sons. Shortly after, Ellen and her babies were moved to permanent housing in a 1-bedroom apartment. Ellen receives social security income but still struggles financially. The free clothing and backpacks she has received from Kids Closet, in addition to the food she has received from Samaritan House’s pantry allow her to save what little income she has towards rent. Her twins are now in 1st grade at a public school in Foster City where she currently lives. Both her children have been diagnosed with ADD and their medical care has been a strain on her finances.
“I was pregnant with twins and homeless when I found Samaritan House. The case managers, especially Lynette, treated me with compassion. I was desperate and ready to beg for help , but I didn’t have to. They told me that my babies and I were going to be OK. Samaritan House helped me when I had nowhere to go as I don’t have family here. My twins are now 7 and in 1st grade in Foster City at the very best school. We are the only poor people at our school. The other families have no idea that we’ve been through and that we still go to Samaritan House for food and clothes. My kids are on medication for their ADD. I wouldn’t be able to afford their meds or my rent without Samaritan House.” - Ellen, Samaritan House client
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2d How many Foster City residents did this program serve last year and/or how many are expected to be served in the coming year?
Last year, Samaritan House served a total of 219 Foster City residents (103 households). We anticipate similar numbers in this coming year.
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APPLICANT INFORMATION
Organization Name: Samaritan House
2e Does your organization or program serve a larger geographic area or any other jurisdictions? List (if any), including the total number typically served.
Our headquarters and main service location is just 1.5 miles from Foster City. With facilities stretch ing from South San Francisco to East Palo Alto and Menlo Park, Samaritan House is the only organization that delivers the full breadth of essential services to the working poor across San Mateo County. Altogether, in FY21, we served 22,380 individuals with financial assistance, homelessness prevention and essential services, such as food, shelter, clothing, and healthcare.
Since 2018, Samaritan House South has been the County of San Mateo’s Core Services Agency serving residents of East Palo Alto and Menlo Park. Samaritan House South’ s office is located at 1852 Bay Rd . in East Palo Alto . It is a prime location due to its proximity to other community-based organizations including Ravenswood Family Health Center, WeHOPE, Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center, Ecumenical Hunger Program, and Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto. In 2019, Samaritan House expanded its fight against poverty even further across the Peninsula with the opening of a new service location in Belle Haven, Menlo Park. Each year, more than 2,100 cl ients receive emergency services including food, homelessness prevention services, and emergency housing assistance. Samarit an House South staff have deep roots in the community and have formed strong connections with clients.
Since March 2021, in partnership with the County of San Mateo and in a coordinated effort to serve people experiencing homelessness, Samaritan House officially opened the Pacific Emergency Shelter in Redwood City, as part of the statewide, Project Homekey initiative. On-site staff manage the 7 5-room shelter facility, provide intake, intensive case management, wellness checks, food and clothing, as well as ensure the safety and security of all its residents. In addition to Pacific Emergency Shelter, we opened and operated Winter 2021 OTSP, Winter Offsite Temporary Shelter Program (WOTSP), 2022’s Isolation Hotel Shelter, and Offsite Temporary Isolation Hotel (OT IP), sheltering 1,700 of the County’s most medically at- risk and chronically unhoused clientele in single occupancy rooms, protecting them from COVID-19.
SECTION 3: ADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITY
3a Describe the organization’s experience providing the proposed project or program.
Since 1974, Samaritan House has led the fight against poverty in San Mateo County by providing a full range of essential services, taking a personal approach, and serving as a centralized resource for clients and partners alike. Samaritan House is San Mateo County’s principal non-profit health and human services agency, bringing a new level of hope, dignity and empowerment to the working poor, as we fulfill immediate needs. By ensuring our clients are fed, clothed, healthy, and housed, we help them create their own stability and remain active, successful members of our community. An enduring community is only possible when every person has the resources they need to live. Samaritan House brings together individuals, companies, schools, faith based, and other organizations, as well as a dedicated corps of over 3,4 00 volunteers, to provide free services that empower our neighbors and create stronger communities. We are dedicated to fighting poverty and lifting lives.
Samaritan House currently serves as the fiscal sponsor for the San Francisco Chronicle’s Season of Sharing (SOS) Fund, which provides one-time emergency assistance to low income, eligible families. The agency is a current CSBG and Measure K grantee, providing homelessness prevention services and 571
financial assistance through multiple contracts with the County of San Mateo. Samaritan House is the lead agency in a 7-agency collaborative with the Core Service Agency Network (CSN) to make Community Action Agency resources available countywide, as well as the lead agency for the County of San Mateo’s Coordinated Entry System and has developed the infrastructure needed to adequately rep ort and track financial and programmatic data for these funding sources.
Samaritan House has an excellent track record of capturing and reporting data in a timely manner for numerous government contracts. At the close of each fiscal year, the books and records of Samaritan House are audited by an independent certified public accountant.
Samaritan House headquarters, located at 4031 Pacific Blvd in San Mateo and situated at the San Mateo- Belmont border, includes three floors totaling 17,000 square feet of usable space, as well as a commercial kitchen, food pantry and future community market. Kids Closet is located adjacent to the building, acr oss the parking lot. We are conveniently located for Foster City residents. As the location is on two number of SamTrans bus routes as well as CalTrain, it is easily accessible via public transportation. The Free Clinic of San Mateo is located blocks away on 39th and El Camino.
Services, such as our Mobile Meals for seniors and disabled “shut- ins” can be delivered directly in Foster City. During the pandemic, we have partnered through the Foster City Chamber Cares Initiative with a range of agencies and organizations within and serving Foster City to ensure delivery of service to C ity residents, including prepared meals for homeless living in their cars in Foster City parking areas. Samaritan House has also been involved in reaching out to Foster’s Landing residents under the relocation project.
3b Describe the way that the program is staffed (full-time, part-time, volunteer) and organized, as well as your organization’s total annual budget and your various sources of revenue.
With nearly 50 years of experience providing homelessness prevention and safety net services to residents throughout San Mateo County, 105 staff (92 FTE/13 PTE) , and a FY2 2 operating budget of $ 25,393,756, Samaritan House has the organizational experience, management expertise, history of partnerships and linkages with other community based organizations, sound fiscal management principles, grants administration expertise, board support and overall agency infrastructure necessary to operate effective and successful programs. Our diverse funding portfolio of 28 % government, 4 % healthcare districts, 5% businesses and community groups, 18% foundations, 17 % individuals and bequests, 7 % other and 21% in in-kind contributions and volunteer services valued at approximately $6.5 million annually makes Samaritan House one of the best-leveraged organizations in the County.
All of our core programs are staffed and managed by highly experienced, ethnically diverse, culturally competent teams, with extensive knowledge and experience providing case management, homelessness prevention and housing services to low -income and/or unhoused individuals. They are sensitive to the needs of the program participants and reflective of the population served. Spanish/English bilingual staff accommodate clients with limited English proficiency. For those clients who are monolingual in languages other than Spanish, such as our Pacific Islander, Asian and Russian clientele, translators and staff from other Samaritan House programs are available to assist on site and via teleconference. Should we not have a staff person in house, we do have a contracted company that is licensed and bonded for translation services. Referrals are also provided to residents for the adult school ESL classes. Program information is available in Spanish. Services and phone equipment are also available for the hearing impaired.
Volunteerism is an important part of Samaritan House’s core mission, and a robust engagement program provides effective oppor tunities for community members to share their means, energy and concern for those in need. In FY 21, Samaritan House engaged 3,400 dedicated volunteers, providing 48,205 hours of service valued at $1,476,348.
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Non-Profit Funding Application
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APPLICANT INFORMATION
Organization Name: Samaritan House
3c. Describe any collaboration that exists between your organization, this program and programs administered by other agencies, including financial, staffing or cross-referral, and how this may have benefitted or increased the impact of your services.
The hallmark of Samaritan House is its leadership in collaboration with local agencies, organizations and government. From the outset of the C OVID pandemic, we have played a key leading role in the Foster City Chamber Cares Initiative. Through that effort, we collaborated with a variety of Foster City serving agencies and employers to provide food, shelter, case management, health care, personal protective equipment, vaccinations, children’s supplies, and various forms of financial assistance in new and expanded ways to Foster City residents and beyond. Among those we partner with are : Gilead, VISA, the Villages, Foster City San Mateo Educational Foundation, Peninsula Special Interest Lions, Foster City Rotary and Lions Clubs, Hillbarn Theater, and many more.
Samaritan House plays a leading or key role in over 50 major community efforts, 10 of them arising from the pandemic alone, for example the County COVID Recovery Coordination Council, and many more.
We believe an enduring community is only possible when e very person has the resources they need to live, and alliances with existing local services and organizations multiply our impact. The mobilization and solidarity of our collective community, including partner organizations, funders, individual donors and volunteers, have proven central to response and recovery throughout this health crisis; increasing access to supportive services, reducing health inequities, strengthening community resilience, ensuring that no one is left behind.
Samaritan House is the leader of anti-poverty efforts in San Mateo County; strengthening the social safety -net, while building strategic partnerships with government, the private sector, and local community nonprofits.
Accordingly, Samaritan House serves as the lead agency of the Coordinated Entry System (CES), established to prevent homelessness in San Mateo County. This multi -agency, countywide effort circumvents shelter placement by using every available resource to keep residents housed. We partici pate and provide a leadership role in the Point In Time Counts /One Day Homeless Counts and S urveys. We have been a part of the County Economic Recovery Committee, the Covid Recovery Committee, and we are actively engaged in a leadership role for the Together We End Homelessness Summit.
As the Contracted operator of the County’s Community Action Agency, whose mission it is to lead antipoverty efforts in San Mateo County, we regularly attend the CAA board meetings and audits. Samaritan House serves as fiscal sponsor of San Francisco Chronicle’s Season of Sharing Fund for San Mateo County, coordinating a rental/emergency assistance program for a network of eight community-based organizations covering all regions of the County. Additionally, Samaritan House continues to partner with the Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC), by assisting with applications in progress, appeals, missing documents, and any other activities that assist clients in getting approved for the program.
Capitalizing on our success in securing, coordinating and operating numerous multi-agency, countywide anti- poverty collaboratives in San Mateo County, Samaritan House will continue to leverage our expertise and relationships to better integrate services among community agencies and local residents.
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SECTION 4: REQUIRED ATTACHMENTS
4a. Proof of non-profit status (501(c)(3) or equivalent 4b. Copy of latest organization’s annual report (if possible) RETURN ONE COPY OF COMPLETED FORMS TO:
Mail
City of Foster City
Attention: City Manager Department
610 Foster City Boulevard
Foster City, CA 94404
Email
[email protected]
SIGNATURE
Signature of Applicant:
Date:
May 2, 2022
Printed Name:
Bart A. Charlow
Title:
CEO
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1 ANNUAL
REPORT
2021
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2 FIGHTING POVERTY
LIFTING LIVES
That’s what we do. And more.
It’s more than distributing 3 million meals, serving 25,000 clients, or meeting a 400% increase across our most critical programs during a world-wide pandemic.
It’s about restoring hope and dignity, providing help where it’s needed most, and rebuilding futures.
25,000 clients
served during COVID (versus 15,000 pre-COVID)
400% increase
in need across our most critical programs
3 million meals
48,200 hours
volunteered
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3 What an incredible year we have had at Samaritan
House. Thank you for your support. Together, we
seized the challenges as opportunities to innovate
and become more efficient, effective and impactful
for families in San Mateo County.
When we reflect back, we remember not just the COVID crisis we are still living through but also the stories of our community coming together in a time of extraordinary need. Every donation and every volunteer hour has made a world of difference for our neighbors.
We’ve achieved so much together and it’s only been possible because of you and your compassion for others.
While many are beginning to think about life after the pandemic, we know this is far from over. Every day, new families – including many who’ve never had to ask for help before – are still coming to us for the first time. COVID has created a new normal for all of us, but for those already living in poverty, the road to recovery will be longer.
Unprecedented need in our community persists and we will be there to meet it – with your help.
The five stories shared in this report illustrate
the real people inside the numbers – parents,
grandparents, and children who survived
because folks like you stepped up. Thank you
for being with us – and with them. We are better
together.
Bart Charlow, CEO, LMFT
Davina Hurt, Samaritan House Board of Directors,
President 2020-2022
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4 I want to thank Samaritan House,
who brought hope and food to me
when I lost my job and income. I am
thankful to the volunteers who are
out there in the sun and cold to serve
the people of the community.
- Luis
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5 Luis and his wife, Luz, were living in a motorhome at the beginning of 2020. They were able to park free of charge at a local office park in exchange for maintenance duties. Luz split her days working for two department stores at Hillsdale Mall. Luis worked at a local café part time.
When COVID-19 hit, Luis and Luz were among the first to lose their jobs. Unemployment and stimulus checks provided some relief but not enough to keep them afloat. In their moment of need, their son told them about Samaritan House.
Luis and Luz began coming to Samaritan House for food in June of this year. “I’m so, so thankful to Samaritan House. Happy to have you as friends. Every time I go there, you give me flowers for my wife...
You give to the people so much help. Not just food, but kindness too.” Getting food every week from Samaritan House helped them survive while jobs continued to be scarce.
Today, Luis is employed again, though not full time. He’ll be looking for a second job. Meanwhile, Luz is still unemployed and looking for work. Samaritan House will continue to help until they are back on their feet.
3 million meals
FOOD
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6 Edwina and Demetrio, both 72, lived in their car. They struggled to make ends meet and used food services to keep themselves fed.
During the pandemic, they lived with the stigma of being homeless. “I wouldn’t wish being homeless on anyone. Your own friends treat you like you’re dirty. We are not dirty. We are people.”
It was during this challenging time that they learned about Samaritan House. At Samaritan House, they were able to get into an emergency shelter and get the help they desperately needed. With the assistance of their case manager, Jorge, they were able to save some money and get into permanent housing.
Along every step of the process, Jorge was with them. “Jorge was like an angel. He never gave up on us.” With his support and the resources Samaritan House provided, Edwina and Demetrio now have a place to call home.
2X shelter beds
SHELTER
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7 We were living with no money. We
have social security checks but it’s
barely enough for food...Samaritan
House saved our lives. I’m just
so grateful.
- Demetrio
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8 I think it will take until late 2022 or
2023 until I am back to where I was.
Until then, we will do whatever it
takes to provide for our family. If
it wasn’t for Samaritan House and
the generosity of our East Palo Alto
community, I know that the three of
us would be homeless.
- Rudy
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9 Rudy and his wife, Maritza*, both worked full-time jobs. Rudy was employed by a moving company working 60 hours a week and Maritza worked as a housekeeper. They lived with their 17-year old son, Leonel, a senior at a local high school.
Life changed forever in March 2020. Both Rudy and Maritza lost their jobs and were left with only their modest life savings to get by. Rudy picked up some work hours, but it was sporadic. The occasional income wasn’t nearly enough to cover their basic expenses. By August 2020, they had depleted their life savings and were falling behind on rent. Rudy sought help wherever he could find it, and this search brought him to Samaritan House. “Everything came together when we found Samaritan House.”
Samaritan House helped Rudy and Maritza with December and January rent, giving them support when they needed it most to stay housed and fed. “Samaritan House South helped us keep our apartment and we also received groceries from them.”
Today, work has ramped up for both Rudy and Maritza. Rudy is still working less hours than he once was, but he is very grateful to be employed again.
$10M in financial
assistance
*Photo of Rudy and Maritza not available.
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10 Sandra, her husband, and their two children were living comfortably on her husband’s salary as a construction worker. When the pandemic hit, her husband lost his job. Paying for the basic necessities of life became a struggle. From school supplies to keeping food on the table, it was impossible to manage alone. When Sandra’s family needed help, Samaritan House was there. With Samaritan House, some of the weight was taken off a very stressful situation.
Every time Sandra needed help, she knew it was just a phone call away. This year is the second year her son received a backpack and school supplies from Samaritan House. Sandra is grateful for the support she and her family receive, both during the back-to-school season and all year round.
Today, her husband is working again, and they’re trying to get back on their feet. Throughout their journey, Samaritan House will continue to be there for Sandra and her family when they need it. Sandra says, “Samaritan House helped my family feel much happier, comfortable, and not as worried.”
30% increase
in families with
children served
CHILDREN
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11 Samaritan House helped me and
has really helped a lot of families...
We get food, we get clothes, we
get backpacks, we get a gift card for
Christmas. We get what we need in
every season.
- Sandra
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12 Now I know everyone here, they’re
all my friends. Thank you, Samaritan
House, for taking good care of me.
- Pelenaise
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Pelenaise and her husband both worked part-time, with no healthcare benefits. When she needed to see a doctor, a member of her church told her about Samaritan House’s Free Clinic of Redwood City and San Mateo. During her first clinic visit, she was diagnosed with diabetes.
Sensing that she was overwhelmed by the diagnosis, the clinic staff at Samaritan House was ready to help her navigate her new health status.
The clinic provided her medication and insulin, and her physician, Dr.
Safai, taught her how to manage her diabetes. Whenever Pelenaise needed care, she was able to talk to Dr. Safai. “She worries about me and my diabetes. She takes care of everything.” As part of her medical care, Pelenaise was also taught how to manage her diabetes with nutritious food choices. Every week, she is able to get a “food prescription” for healthy food from the Food Pharmacy, an innovative program housing on-site pantries stocked with fresh produce, whole grain foods and high-quality-protein. Thanks to Samaritan House and Pelenaise’s healthier lifestyle, she no longer requires insulin.
Pelenaise is thankful to Samaritan House for their continued care. 165% increase in
mental healthcare
services provided
HEALTHCARE
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14 DR. CORA
CLEMONS
AWARD
We are proud to announce the establishment
of the Dr. Cora Clemons Emerging Young
Samaritan Award. The Dr. Cora Clemons award
is inspired by the community service work and
selfless spirit of our founder, Dr. Cora Clemons,
R.N., M.F.C.C., M.P .H., Ph.D. In 1974, Dr.
Clemons was concerned that basic social
services of food, housing, and medical care
were difficult to access. She saw a need and
took action. Today, Samaritan House is more dedicated than ever to respecting and fulfilling her vision by fighting poverty and lifting lives.
This annual $2,000 award recognizes young changemakers, 16-22 years old, in San Mateo County, whose community service work models Dr. Clemons’ commitment to service. The award committee sought nominees who take the initiative to make an impact in their community and who exemplify the value and power of compassion and empathy. We look forward to presenting the first Dr.
Cora Clemons Award at 2022’s Main Event next spring.
As San Mateo County’s primary provider of rental assistance and largest non-profit distributor of food to the poor, we play a critical role in stabilizing thousands of families in our community. We have effectively used the funds raised so far to keep pace with the demand, but we also know this is far from over. We invite our community to stand with us in resilient compassion toward our less fortunate neighbors, fighting poverty and lifting lives today and into the future.
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15 FINANCIALS
Samaritan House relies on the generosity of
others to make our work possible. Nearly 70%
of our funding comes from private donations.
Thank you for investing in our community.
IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS
Using in-kind goods and services allows us
to make the best use of our dollars. 73% of
our in-kind contributions include our food
donations – another 16% include our medical
supplies and lab tests, and 3% highlights
professional volunteer hours – the doctors and
nurses at our clinics.
SEASON OF SHARING FUND
Samaritan House is the fiscal agent for the SF
Chronicle Season of Sharing Fund. This fund
provides financial assistance to families and
underserved individuals in San Mateo County.
More than 400 families were provided a total
of $1,348,693 emergency assistance county-
wide. Because Samaritan House is the fiscal
sponsor of this fund, it is not included in
the financial statements.
CHARITY NAVIGATOR
Charity Navigator has awarded
Samaritan House its top 4 STAR
rating for 12 years in a row which
places Samaritan House in the top
3% of rated charities nationwide based on a
series of financial and transparency indicators.
SUSTAINABILITY
Samaritan House fiscal policies and practices
are focused on liquidity, adaptability, and
durability to ensure that we are fiscally strong
to serve the future needs of the community.
BALANCE SHEET
As of 6/30/2021
Assets $32.7M
Liabilities $2M
Net Assets $30.7M
For full audited financial reports and 990s,
please visit www.samaritanhousesanmateo.org.
FY21 REVENUE
FY21 EXPENSES
$32.5M
$26.7M
Government
28%
Individuals &
Bequests
17%
Foundations
18%
Business &
Community Groups
5%
Other
7%
In-Kind
Contributions
21%
Healthcare Districts
4%
Resources put
to best use:
90%
of revenue
goes directly
to programs.
Development &
Communications
5%
Programs
90%
Administration
5%
Programs Total 90%
Food Services 23%
Medical & Dental Clinics 13%
Shelter Services 12%
Direct Financial Assistance 28%
Client Assistance 7%
Coordinated Entry Services 4%
Kids Closet & Holiday Assistance 2%
Worker Resource Center 1%
Administration 5%
Development & Communications 5%
$8.8M
provided in direct
financial assistance
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“I work at a grocery store
as a front-line worker. My
entire family was very
sick with COVID. The
Samaritan House Free
Clinic provided medicine
and food — everything
we needed so that we
could isolate ourselves
from others. They saved
our lives.”
- Abelardo
“If you need help,
Samaritan House
helps you. They’re
good people.”
- Pelenaise
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Samaritan House thanks the following individuals and organizations for supporting our essential work in the community this year. We take great pride in serving the working poor, and we couldn’t be more grateful for each and every supporter who stepped up to meet our community’s needs. The following donations were received between July 1, 2020 and June 30, 2021. We are grateful to all of our donors, but are unable to list them all due to space.
For a comprehensive list please visit our website at
www.samaritanhousesanmateo.org.
DONORS
PRIVATE FUNDING
$250K+
Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
Chris Cox and Visra Vichit-Vadakan
Tammy and William Crown
Ghemawat Charitable Fund
Gilead Sciences, Inc.
Mendelsohn Family Fund
Ronald and Ann Williams Charitable Foundation
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Gil and Danielle Simon
Sunlight Giving
Sutter Health/Mills-Peninsula Medical Center
$100K+
Drs. Subha and Yeturu Aahlad
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation
Janice and Donald Elliott
The Eustace-Kwan Family Foundation
Hurlbut-Johnson Charitable Trusts
Lillian Lincoln Foundation
Makena Capital Management, LLC
Andrew and Marina Martin
Gloria Principe and John O’Farrell
Sobrato Family Foundation
Solid Rock Foundation
Stanford Health Care
Onnolee and Orlin Trapp
$50K - $99.9K
Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund
The Grove Foundation
Marjorie Heumann
The Jun Family Charitable Fund
Kaiser Permanente
The Khachaturian Foundation
Caroline Scott Low and Graham Low
Menlo Church
Jim and Becky Morgan
Lia and James Whitehead
$25K - $49.9K
The Anita and James Reimann Fund
The Bhaumik Family
Kyra and John Carswell
George H. Sandy Foundation
Paul and Carmen Goeld
Audrey Hargis
David Hunt and Heather Wolnick
Intero Foundation
Laura and Conor Johnson
Margaret and Michael McCaffery
Kelly Moran and Mark Eliot
National Association of Free Clinics
Provident Credit Union Redwood Shores
The Rose Family Charitable Giving Fund
San Mateo Rotary Foundation
Smith-Goshen Family Fund
Thelma Doelger Charitable Trust
Beth and Kurt von Emster
Sheila and Mark Wolfson
Woodlawn Foundation
$10K - $24.9K
Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc.
Armand and Micheline Giving Fund
The Atkinson Foundation
Baker Family Charitable Trust
Catherine and R. Duncan Beardsley
Mikita Belahlazau
Leticia Bido and Frank Perez
Michael D. Bower
Sheila Brady
Steven Braithwaite
Bridgewater Fund
Tish and Jim Busselle
California Fire Foundation
Hardy W. Chan
Elisa and Howard Clowes
Sophie W. Cole and Lionel S. Foster
Congregational Church of San Mateo
Lorin M. Cortina and H. Jane Sung
Cotchett, Pitre & McCarthy, LLP
The Crowe Family Fund
Barbara H. and James T. Curry
Danford Fisher Hannig Foundation
Jean E. Dedieu
Dignity Health Sequoia Hospital
The Edith and David Cassel Charitable Fund
Marilyn Flores
Freedom Financial Foundation
Beth and William Freeman
The Fuller Foundation
The Funding Passion and Love Foundation, Inc.
The Grace and Laurance Hoagland Fund
Greene Van Arsdale Foundation
Pamela and J. David Hakman
Crystal E. Hayling and Christopher Misner
Hehman Family Giving Fund
Herman Christensen and Sons
Kurt Hoefer
Patricia Hsiu and William Stein
Hwei-Chih and Julia Hsiu Endowment Fund
Cheryl and Jeffrey Hylton
Elizabeth Jardina and Brian Stoler
The Joseph W. Welch Jr. Foundation
Dr. Edward Kao, on behalf of Kaiser Permanente,
The Permanente Medical Group, South San
Francisco
Jocelyn Kelaita-Nassar and Richard Nassar
Susan E. and William F. Kenney
Susan Ketcham and Anne Casscells
Lawrence Kochard
Jesse Levinson
Robert L. Lillo and Ruth D. Lillo
Debra A. and Michael P . Maher
The Martin Family Fund
Alma Martinez and Paul Dybbro
Cindy and Bill Montgomery
Morallan Family Giving Fund
MRHM, Inc.
592
Maria and Ross Nadel
Netflix
New North Church
NORCAL Group Foundation
Nugent Charitable Giving Account
Observe Inc.
Paul A. Carter Family Foundation
Peninsula Temple Beth El Brotherhood
Allen H. Perris
Mary Ann and Michael Pietro
Vanguard Charitable on behalf of Norma J.
Quickert
Raitz Giving Fund
Susan and Todd Ringoen
Rite Aid Foundation
Robert H. & Arlene Katzive
Rosenberger Family Fund
Rotary Club of South San Francisco
Craig Sakamoto
San Mateo County Trial Lawyers Association
Constance Sevier
Alissa and Gary Shipper
Cinthia and Tal Simon
Doreen and Ravi Sinha
SoMa Equity Partners, LP
State Farm Insurance
Lily Steinbach
Stovall Family Fund
Katherine and Jonathan Sun
Sylvain and Marjorie Heumann Family
Foundation
Alejandra Tapiero and Pablo Paniagua
YoonSung and Jason C. Ting
Urbanek Family Foundation
The Urmson Family
Liz Velarde
Adrienne and David Weil
Youk’s Kids
$5K - $9.9K
Peggy Andrews and Norm Brod
David Arnott
Association for Financial Counseling and
Planning Education (AFCPE)
Danielle Aubele and Brad Johanson
Avidbank
Catherine and Mike Aydelott
Liza Batallones and Dr. Eric Chu
Mary Suzanne Beekley
Charles Beeler
Jane and Robert Bessin
Christina and Jeffrey Bird
Jan and Scott Borison
The Brian and Dianne Morton Family Fund
Jessica Brock
California Water Service Company-San Mateo
Kasey Carrothers
Carstens Realty
Joanie Cavanaugh and Steven Guggenheim
Lawrence Chen
Martin Colaco
Community Bank of the Bay
Connie and Bob Lurie Philanthropic Fund
Diane and Norman Cortez
Courtney Roberts Foundation
Craig & Kristin Donato Fund
Heather and Greg Damelio
David and Mary Phillips Fund
Anita Jane and Richard L. Davis
Angela and Rob DeContreras
Matthew Donato
Tamsen Duke
Lisa and Mike Duncan
Ellen and Robert F. Sawyer Fund
Candy and Michael Farbstein
Elisha and Robert Finney
Elizabeth Fischbeck and Brady Lauback
Gayle Flanagan
Foster City Chamber of Commerce
Franklin Templeton Investments
Vicki Friedberg
Cindy Goldberg
Catha Hall and Ronald Hansman
Lisa and Adam Halpern
Hanson Bridgett LLP
Hood & Strong LLP
Robert Hortop
Ben Horwich
HULFT, Inc.
The Ian Patrick Sobieski Charitable Fund
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Local Union No. 617
J H Robbins Foundation
Jackie Speier For Congress
Michael Jackson
Claire and Joe Jackson
Pam Jones and Steve Herskovitz
Stanley Jonsson
William Kahn
Lilian and Anson Kee
Nancy and Andrew Lanthier
Barbara M. Lazarow
Julie and James Leach
Lee Family Foundation
Janet Littlefield and William Coggshell
Debbie and Jeff Lucchesi
Dan Maass
Macy’s Bag Hunger Benefiting Food Banks
Program
Mark & Liz Vorsatz Fund
Mollie and Joe Marshall
Diane Christensen Mason and Charlie Mason
Luke Mastrangelo
Pam McCarthy-Hudson and Bill Hudson
Bonnie McGregor and Rich Chambers
Wallace Mersereau
Murphy Scheinman Giving Fund
The Natter Family Foundation
Neidig Family Gift Fund
New Community Church
Nancy C. and John Newman
Susan and Kurt Oppenheimer
Julie Pak and Steven Lamont
Gus Panos
Art Parygin
The Paul and Diane Morton Family Fund
PayPal Giving Fund
Amanda Peiffer
PMI Worldwide
Nancy Pribuss
Pro2 Solution
R&B Eiref Fund
Radovich Family Giving Fund
Raiser Construction Company
Reicher Family Foundation
Lilli Rey
The Roots Foundation
Rotary Club of Menlo Park Community
Foundation
Massy Safai, MD
San Mateo County Association of Realtors
Foundation
San Mateo County Community College District
Sares Regis Education and Community Fund
Mary Alice Scott
Beth and Russ Siegelman
Faye and Ronald Star
Shauna and Michael Stark
Breanna Stein
Margaret and Allan Steyer
Elisabeth and Jordan Stockton
Linda Sue Strand
Supporters with Citizens for Outstanding
High Schools, Yes on L
Ann and Steve Terwilliger
Caroline and Curtis Terwilliger
Jeffrey Ting
To Celebrate Life Breast Cancer Foundation
Lisa Toyama Jarboe
Philip Michael Traynor
Joshua Tyler
Unitarian Universalists of San Mateo
The VMware Citizen Philanthropy Fund
Jeff Wagner
Linda A. and Robert Watson
Nina Weil
William A. and Marjorie E. Holodnak Fund
Woodmont Real Estate Services, L.P .
Wu Jiang Family Fund
Xelay Foundation
$2,500 - $4,999
Betsy A. and Jay K. Adams
Adams Street Partners
Carolyn and David Amaral
John Ananny
Avalon Bay Communities
Michael Baxley
Yogesh Bhumralkar
Big Joe Handling Systems
Mary K. Bimba
Stephanie Bowen
Bukstein R&K Trust
Carolyn and Robert Bunje
Leo Butler
Callcott Spencer Family Charitable Fund
Joan Cassman and Michael Duncheon
Timothy Chao
Charles Schwab
Mei-Sun Chen
Michael Clark
Crisci Family Charitable Trust
Julia Cutler and Pierre Lemieux
The East Creek Fund
John Ebneter
Episcopal Impact Fund
Aimee Feinberg
Pamela D. Ferris
FHLBank San Francisco
Steve Fick
Mary Ann and Robert Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald Landscapes
Jennifer Flores Tasto
Foster City Lions Club
Frank M. Booth Inc.
Michele Freed and Gary Sprague
Carolyn G. and Thomas J. Friel
Lisa and Jack Fuchs
Funk/Zaits Account
Tom and Connie George
Patricia Gower
Ronald and Cathy Granville
Robert J. Grassilli, Jr.
Cheryl Halcovich
Mark Hanamoto
Margit Hansen
Jeannette Lathrop Harper and Henry R. Harper
Haugen/Goldring Family Charitable Fund
Elizabethe and Michael Heagerty
Heffernan Foundation
Susan and Bruce Herman
Diana Hermone and Family
James Hewlett
Doriane and Walter Heyman
Hirth Family Foundation
593
Holy Trinity Luthern Church
Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church
Stacey Horowitz
Allison and Terry Hudson
Paek Hyung
Intuitive Foundation
Jacobs & Bronstein Family Charitable Fund
Hans Joachim
June P . and James V. Diller Foundation
Laurie and Laurence May
Margaret and William Kannenberg
The Keefer Family Fund
KH Family Fund
Thomas Kim
KKR
Kopczynski Family Foundation
Marcia and Robert Krainz
Nancy E. and James N. Kyser
Jenna Lim
Terry Lineberger
James S. Long
Melinda and Mike Longaker
Mag-Mayo Family Charitable Fund
Sarah McGregor
Megan McSweeney and Andrew Whalley
Nancy and Robert Mike
The Morrison & Foerster Foundation
Sally Morton
Karen Moses
Michael Moy
Murphy-Chutorian Family Foundation
Nash Charitable Fund
Neil and Evy Schiffman Charitable Account
NewFocus Financial Group
Olivier Nolan-Stevaux
Olander Family Foundation
One Wealth Advisors
Kris and Gene O’Neil
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Jason Paik
Richard Paterson
Peninsula Building Materials Co.
Peninsula Siding Company, Inc.
Sophie and Igor Perisic
Kristina Phillips and Ron Piovesan
Lana Morin Pierce
Elena Powers
Pressed Juicery
Nettie and Chip Ramsay
Marilyn G. Reisen
Rosemarie and John Shield Charitable Fund
RTU Charitable Fund
Patti Rueff
Diane Russell
Safeway Foundation
Heather Sanders
Lyn Satterstrom and Joel Meresman
SEA Construction, Inc.
Jean and Robert Segale
Katherine and Robert Sharp
Tony Shih
Lisa and Steve Shirley
Petra Silton and Michael Listgarten
Suzanne Smith and Robert Izmirian
Jackie Speier and Barry Dennis
Beverly and Andrew Stern
Joyce and Jay Strauss
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Thomas B. & Kathryn R. Stucker Charitable Fund
Tiano Family Fund
The Urim Fund
Verkada Inc.
Georgia Vlahakos
Vocker Kristofferson and Co.
Shelly Walsh
Derek Wee
David L. Weinberg
Whole Foods Markets
Dianne and David Willoughby
Nicole and Joel Wine
Sheila and Gerald Wroblewski
Rachel and John Youmans
Guang Yu
$1,000 - $2,499
M. Joyce Abbott
Anne Abela
Mark Abelson
Adam Bosworth Charitable Fund
Martin Adamcyk
Aetos Alternatives Management
Alexander Family Fund
Imad Almanaseer
AmazonSmile Foundation
American Contract Bridge League, District 21
Lage E. Andersen
Patricia Anixter
James Armstrong
Artz/Rosenduft Family Foundation
Caryl J. Athanasiu
Drs. Ann Azama and Randall Lee
Azelora Foundation
Catherine Baird and Stan Karp
Jyotika Balsara
Jonathan Bamford
Bank Leumi USA
Susan and Gordon Bardet
Dr. Michele Barry
Gina Bartlewski
Barulich Dugoni & Suttmann Law Group, Inc.
Lorna and Bruce Basso
Eileen and Ralph Battat
Belfer-Polinsky Charitable Fund
The Bell Comstock Fund
Gina Beltramo
Mary Ellen and Tom Benninger
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices - San Bruno
Karen Bertoldi
Greg Bettencourt
Fred Bianucci
Biddle-Hege Family Charitable Fund
Kimberly Dillon Bishop and Brian Bishop
Blake and Associates
Maggie and Thomas Blumberg
Amy Bogan
John Boghossian, DDS
Audrey Bojack and Richard J. Bojack USAF, Ret.
Mary M. Bona
Stewart Bonn
Julie and James Borden
Robert Borelli
Brad and Claire Phillips Giving Fund
Ursula Braun
Fanlan C. and David Y. Brenman
Brent and Sandra Vaughan Giving Trust
Brickley Family Charitable Fund
Thomas Broderick
The Brooks Family Fund
Lucretia-del J. Broussard
David Brownman
Susan Bryan and Frank Adams
Maureen and Stephen Buchner
The Bullock and Sandifer Family Philanthropy
Fund
Burlingame Hillsborough Neighborhood Club
Janice Busa-Zumba
Scott Buswell
Courtney Caccia
Cadero/ Biederman Foundation
Cathrin Callas and Brian Perkins
Tim and Lauren Cao
Mary Carp
Casamondo Development Corporation
Patricia Catomer
Lisa and Christopher Chai
Judith and Steven Chamow
James Chan
Amelia Chandless Family
Nancy Chapin
Fran Chapman
Charles F. Meier and Marilyn Meier Philanthropic
Fund
Nancy and Bart Charlow
Pok-Yong Chee
Abby Chen
Chen Giving Fund
Elizabeth Cheng
Lee Cheng
Shilpa Chetty
Craig Childress
Miriam Chirko
Louise Y and Michael Chu
Patricia Chu
Mimi Chung and Paul Kwo
Cipriani Elementary School PTA
Clarke Laney Charitable Fund
Virginia Clemens
Katherine Coerver
Diane and Joseph Cohn
Alexis and David Colker
Barbara Coll
Kimberly Collins
Karen Collom and Robert Shitamoto
R. Frank Coltart
Emily Conn
Ryan Connolly
Vincent Connolly
Eileen and Daniel P . Conway
Emily Cooper
Drew Corbett
Deborah Costigan
Eleanor Coulter
Robert Crews
Elizabeth Cross and Anthony Stayner
Edith Crowe
Emily Crozier
Miriam Culjak
Cytokinetics inc.
Jack Daane
Nina Dail
Casey Daines
Noreen Dante - The Bar Method Peninsula
Somesh Dash and Nidhi Jetley
David Pritchard Charitable Fund
Michael De Antoni
Barbara de Jong
Anne and Max de la Rosa
Deanna Dudley Real Estate
Libby DeBattista
Jeff Delamare
The Dennis & Linda Ronberg Charitable Gift
Account
Lisa and Jeffrey Diamond
Elaine Diani
Sharon Dickson and Jeff Gray
Colleen Dieterle, CPA
Carol P . and Michael I. Dollinger
Richard Dooley
Andrea and Stephen Dover
Kevin Doyle
Cynthia and David Dresner
Gail Dressler, MD
Deborah and Richard Dubois
Nancy and Pablo Dubuk
Kamal Duggirala
594
Marisa I. and Michael T. Duncan
Susan and Hardie Dunn
Eileen and John Easterbrook
Mary D. and Sean M. Echevarria
Larry and Sandra Edwards
Elfenworks Foundation
Elizabeth Schenk Charitable Fund
Ellen and Gerald Saliman Philanthropic Fund
Ellen M. Haude Charitable Gift Fund
Els van Boldrik Charitable Fund
Carol and Kenneth Epstein
Stephanie and Brian Eule
Colin Evans
Nancy Evans and Art Wolf
Martha and Michael Everett
Maynard Ewing
Feedzai Inc.
Leslee Ann and Wayne Feinstein
Corty and Alf Fengler
Dennis Fetterly
Amy and Enrique Figueroa
First Tech Federal Credit Union
Maureen and Paul Fitzgerald
Sandra and Timothy Flood
Carol and Roger Flores
Richard Foley
Ronnie Fong
Amanda and Dan Ford
Roslyn Foronda
Steven Fraider
Helen Fricke
Eva and George T. Fulvio
Alexis Galantino
Galine, Frye, Fitting & Frangos
Helen and Joseph Galligan
Alvaro Garcia
David Gasca
Noah Gaspar
Geimer Charitable Fund
The George and Muriel Brooks Family
Foundation
Janet and Gary Germano
Wilfred Gibo
Jill Goldsmith and Perry Mizota
Joanne M. and John M. Goldstein
Gomez Iron Works
Carla Gonzales
Good News Chapel of South San Francisco
Mollie Goodman
Lisa Grais
Grant Giving Fund
Bart Grantham
Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Cross -
Belmont
Cheryl Gregory
Teri Gregory
Patricia L. Griffin
Deborah and Jeffery Griffith
Robert Griffith and Phillip Mathewson
Myra Haggerty and Mike Harrold
#HalfMyDAF
Gary Hammerstrom
Mary Hansell and Carl Serrato
Sue Ann and Donald Hansen
Jesse Hanson
Patricia M. Harding and William J. Tiedeman
Albert A. Haust III
Carolee and Jon Hazard
Andrea and Todd Hedrick
Siva and Richard Heiman
Valentina Helo-Villegas
Lisa B. and Dana C. Hendrickson
Jennifer Henry
Doug and Carol Henton
Delmy and Marvin Hernandez
John Hershberger
Tara Heumann
Sherley A. Higuera
Susan Hinton
Deborah and Craig Hoffman
Stephanie and Rudolph A. Hoffman
Ramona and Richard J. Hogan
Hohenschuh Family Fund
Gail and Thomas Hollingsworth
Khristine and Gordon Holterman
Winnifred and Bruce Homer-Smith
Constance M. Hopkins
Patricia and Bruce Hraba
Chris and Yvonne Hsiung
Stacy & Gjalt Huisman
Davina Hurt
Randi and James Hutchinson
Fiona Hyland
Evangelos Hytopoulos
Gerd Infanger
Irvin and Margie Ungar Charitable Fund
Richard J. Izmirian
Izmirian Roofing & Sheet Metal
Sarah Jacobs
Jay and Grete Charitable Foundation
Jeffrey Jelniker
Logan and Janet Jennings
Jewish Community Federation & Endowment
Fund - Federation Team Giving Circle
Jessica Jin
Jo Ann and George Schapiro Donor Advised
Fund of Richmond Jewish Foundation
The John and Alison Draper Charitable Gift
Fund
Joan and Charles Johnson
Kimberly and Michael Johnson
The Jones Family Fund
Eric K. Jorgensen
Barbara Joyner
JTK Charitable Fund
Nancy and David Kaiser
Angela and Nicholas Kalayjian
Joyce and Edward Kalush
Jeanne and Stephen Kane
Susan and Barry Karl
Lane Kashiwahara
Sean Kau
Barbara A. Keefer
Daniel Keller
Tim Kelly
Sarah Kelsey and William Forrest
Dolores and Stephen Kessler
Mary K. Kew
Alexa Knight
Doris and William Koo
Anita V. and William R. Kramer
Judith Kulich
Allan S. Kuperstein
David Kwo
Bruce Lahey
Douglas Laird
Brian Lam
Samuel Lam
Lorelei Lamm
Carol Lamont
Pamela Lampkin
Linda and Sterling Lanier
Rosemary Lanyon
Ed Larios
Melissa LaRue
Peggy and Richard Le Doux
Renee Leap
Cyndi Lee
Judy K. Y. and Robert L. Lee
Robert Lee
William Lee
Carolee and John Lenahan
Leslie Family Foundation
Rita Levinson
Randy Lewis
Jill A. Lighty
The Lim Family Charitable Fund
Linda & Michael Hirabayashi Giving Fund
Liou/Wang Family Trust
Richard Livermore
Julia Lobel
Lohnberg Family
Laura Long
Michael Lum
John Lyngso
Mary Lynn and David Maas
The Madison Foundation for Families, Inc.
Charles J. Maguire
Nancy and Alex Malaspina
Doreen and Steve Maller
Grace Mao
Daniel March
Julia Marcos
Karen Schultheis Margaroni and John Margaroni
Mark Family Fund
Martin Global Leaders Inc.
Kathleen and John Martin
Roberta S. Martin
Nancy and Alan Marx
Lucretia Matulich and Lawrence Kollerer
Jerry L. McBride
Mary Ann and Frank McCabe
Ian McCullough
Suzanne and James McElwee
Barara McHugh and Mike Olbert
Ralph McNall
Peter Meier
David Meisenheimer
Menlo Park Live Oak Lions Club
Ronald Meraz
Pamela Merkadeau
Arlene Mesa
Joerg and Ellen Michelfelder
D. Scott Mickle
Millbrae Cultural Committee
Lewis D. Miller
Thomas A. Miller
Martha Mirabella
Kathleen Miscoll
Karen and David Mitchell
Carole and Rand Miyashiro
Eileen Mockus
Swarna and Alexander Moldanado, MD
Barbara Montagnoli
Joyce Montgomery
Alicia and Patrick Moorehead
Sally Morgan
Ann C. Mori
Maureen A. Morley and Robert A. Perkins
Colleen Estelle Morris and Sindy Dale Braun
Kitty and Thomas L. Mullooly
Ria and Bernard Mulvaney
Laurel and Donald Nagle
Satya Naidu
Renee Navarro
A. Kristian Nergaard
Molly and Duy Nguyen
Viet Nguyen
Cathy and Raul Nicho
Yvonne Nicholas
Courtney Nicoletti
John Nicoletti
Nanci Nishimura
Sarah Tierney Niyogi
No Starch Press Fund
595
Carolina and Adam W. Nugent
ObstaCourse Fitness
Anne and Thomas Oertli
Neil Oettinger
Ogawa-Mune, Inc.
Aimie Ogawa
Susan and Roger Oser
Susan R. Pace
Yvonne Pak
Adeline and Steven Panos
Barbara Patterson and Andrew Menkes, MD
The Paul & Barbara Regan Family Fund
Peloquin Turzanski Family Fund
Tyler Pender
Peninsula Temple Beth El
Anil Pereira
Maggie and Ed Perks
Carol Perusse and Tom Huening
Kirk Pessner and Russell Miller
Peter and Virginia McIsaac Charitable Fund
Sonya and James Peters
Emily Petree
Georgene Petri
Huan Phan
Prokev Phillips
Philoptochos Society Church of the Holy Cross
Jacqueline E. Piccini
Judith Powell and David Olson
Powertronix Corporation
Karen and Paul Preston
Jennifer and Zachary Price
Sharon Proft
Abigail Pynn
Barbara Quay
Dolores A. Quigg
Sherryl Quong
Kathleen Ann Rafael
Loretta Armenta Ragan
llamina and John Ralls
Andrew Reback
Ann and Andrew Reid
Julia and David Richardson
David Rideout
Right at Home - In-Home Care & Assistance
The Robert and Bonnie Gerlach Charitable Fund
Nina and Donald Robertson
Brenda and Wayne Rodoni
Diane K. and John P . Rogers
Romel Enterprises
Ellen and Benjamin Ron
Kimberly Rosales
The Rose Fund
Gil Rosoff
Diana Ross
Rotary Club of San Carlos
Mev and Glenn Royer
Theresa M. and Stephen W. Rutledge
Dennis J. Ryan
Lynne and Ross Sakata
Pamela Salvatierra
Victoria and Wendell Samson
San Mateo Buddhist Temple
San Mateo County Economic Development
Association
San Mateo County Psychological Association
San Mateo Elks Lodge 1112
Lisa Sardegna
Julia Savage
Candace E. and Robert Savoie
Ann and Paul Scheley
Carol and Frank Schembri Jr.
Rita and William Schildknecht
E. Schnieders
Charlene and Paul G. Schoenstein
Florette Schwartz
Susan Screen
Cayman Seacrest
Rita S. Seamans and John H. Wichern, III
Seck and Kathleen Chan Giving Fund
Reva and John Segall
Serendipity School
Eric Severson
Margaret Shafer and Cliff Robbins
Dr. David Shapiro and Dr. Jane Hawes
Sharon and Josh Weinberg Tzedakah Fund
Madaline and Chris Shearer
Shefren Family Fund
Kristen Sherman
Hui-Wen Shih
Rebeca and Mark Showen
Carolyn and Jeremy Siegel
John Sienkiewicz
Linda and Matt Simi
Martha L. Simmons and Lewis Butler
Adam Simpkins
Justin and Shaleen Singh
Irene and Stan Shimizu
Doug Sjostrom
Kayla Skidmore
Rolly L. Slatt
Douglas K. Snodgrass
Jacqueline and Michael Solomon
Todd Somers
Michelle and Jeffrey Soto
The Spetz-Saldin Family Charitable Fund
St. Luke Catholic Church
Joseph Stampleman
Jim Steichen and KJ Shockey
Stephen and Danielle Chamberlin Giving Fund
Mary and George Stergion
Mary Ann Storek
Joan B. Strand
Kathy and John Stults
Lakshmi Subramanian and Kumar Srinivasan
Berta and Don Sugarman
Debra Sue Summers
Michael Sumnicht
Lucas Sweany
Marilyn Talbot
Nina Taliaferro and Frank Kukula
Lillian Tam
Wilfred Tanap
Margaret A. Taylor and Floyd Gonella
Terreno Realty Corporation
The Sunrise Rotary Club of San Mateo
Thompson Law Offices
Siu Lun To
Tom & Debby Martin Giving Fund
Nick Tompkins
Thao Tonnu
Lisa Torres
Elizabeth L. Tough
The Toy Box Charitable Foundation
Trigg Donor Advised Fund
Trinity Baptist Church
Loretta and Allan Tripp
Mary T. True
John Tseng
Maria S. and Ventura Urquidez
Timothy van Oppen
Jeanette Vasheresse
Vaughn Donor Fund
Jamie Velo
Victor Sumnicht Foundation
Mary and Thomas Vigo
Linda and Rich Voon
Karl R. Vorsatz
Janet Wade
Wadycki Family Charitable Fund
Virginia and George Wailes
William Walker
Donna and David Warters
Linda Weil
Joan Wheelwright, MD
Becky White Loewy
Christopher White
James White
Janet N. White
Robert Wick
Karina Wilhelms
The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
William and Judith Steul Charitable Gift Trust
William and Susan Garratt Fund
William L. Price Charitable Foundation
Kimberly and Kenneth Williams
Laura Williamson
Joanne Wilson
Carolyn Wong
Florence Wong and Andrew Haskell
Gwendolyn and Harold Wong
Catherine Wormington
Darren Woulfe
Dick and Louise Wratten
Julia and Winston Wyckoff
Nanette Wylde and Kent Manske
Amy Xiong
The Yang Family
Elizabeth and Robert Yapp
Melanie and Frederick Yeager
Gary Yee
Sharon and Edward Yeh
Suzanne C. Yonkers
Jeff Yoshimura
Audrey and Michael Young
Charisse Yung
Sherry Zacharia
Anna Zappettini
$500 - $999
Chris Abramson
Robert M. Adams, III
Sara Adams
ADZ Law, LLP
John and Diane Akers
Nicklas Akers
Albert & Theresa Wong Endowment
Enrique Albert
Karen N. Alexander and Ross M. Weiner
Lisa and Steven Alms
Dong An
Andrea Anderson
Jordan Anderson
Malia Anderson
David Andrysiak
Paul R. Anglehart
Vincent Anicetti
Lauren Antonakos
Sheila Antrum
Victoria and Robert Applegate
Caitlin Arends
Ann Aristides
Lynn and Ralph Armenio
Richard and Lynn Ashby
Michael Astanehe
Erica Attard
Pat Austin
Catherine A. and Robert B. Aveson
Anthony Barrera
Nicole Barsetti
Kathleen Baruh
Linda and William Bauld
Cathryn and Joseph Baylock
Carla G. Beak
Rose Beall
Richard Beard
596
Kay and Clyde Beffa, Jr.
Deborah and Dick Bennett
Jeremy Bennett
Lillian Bent
Faye Berber
Janice and Dennis Berkowitz
Mark Berryman
Cynthia and Fred Bertsch
Beverstock Family Fund
Joyce Bichler and Michael Kimbarow
Katey and Tom Bielagus
Brian Bishop
Cathy Bloomfield
Elizabeth and Bill Blumer
Catherine Bonnar and Dennis Roseman
William Bonnell
Eric Bookstein
Carolyne Bosque
Carrie and Pieter Bosschart
Diane and Mike Bower
Katie and Andrew Boyd
Susan A. Brenner
Catherine Bristow
Linda Britton
Michael Broach
Kelly Broderick
Carole and David Brooks
Maureen and Robert Buck
D. Burke
Mary Burns and Carey Wilson
Rochelle Cabot and Richard Baker
Oscar Calderon
Shana and Michael Callan
Letetia Callinan
Darla Calvert and Dennis Fong
Anne C. Campbell
Mona Cannon
Cantor Family Charitable Fund
Sheila Canzian
Christopher Caravaca
Wejo Carion
Salvador Casente
Elizabeth Castillo
CDIM Engineering, Inc.
Lesley Cerdan
Kelsey Chad
Emily Chan
Lisa Chang and Franklin Ho
Barbara and Fred Charpiot
John Nguyen and Vanessa Chau
Ovijit Chaudhuri
Stephen Chee
Heidi Chen
Floria Cheng
Elaine Chesebrough and James Durfey
Judy Chiasson
Victor Chinn
Ashish Chopra
Marie and Mike Chuang
Church of Christ San Mateo
Christine Ciandrini
Wilma M. Cimino
Michele Cinq Mars
Stephen and Kelly Clarke
Heidi Classon
The Cohen Group
Deanna Cohen
Judith and Harry Cohn
Corina Colby-Panko
Esther Conrad
Amy Cook
Catherine Coolin
Cynthia and David Cooper
Linda and Daniel Cooperman
Lynne and Richard Corbett
Stephen Cowley
Helen and William Crawford
Reginald Crawford
Jay Crom
Lisa and Kevin Cullinane
Charles Cushner
Philip Cussen
Lily Dales
Kay Ko and Dr. Larry Davis
Alex de Crespigny
Katherine and Matthew Debski
Shelly DeCorte and Frank Elliott
Johnny Delgado
John DeLong
Joanne DeMarchena
Karifa Diawara
John Dibs
Joan Diskin
Carolyn E. Doggett and Roger Severin
Gene Domecus
Tim Doyle
Laura Drabik
Susan and Kirk Dryden
Elizabeth and Peter Dumanian
Sandra and Ron Duncanson
Brian Eggers
Audrey Elbert
Nicholas Elder
Elements Massage - San Mateo
Todd P . Emanuel
Envestnet Giving Program
Evan Estrada
Arlene and Roy Fajardo
Kenneth Fambrini
Farbstein & Blackman
Jeffie Feakins
Nicole Fernandez
Rebecca Fewkes
David Figur
Janet and Ronald Moore
Fiore Achermann Law Corporation
First Tongan United Methodist Church of San
Bruno
Janice D. and George C. Fisher
Stephen Floor
Frances and Michael Fong
Ariel Coyote Ford
Rosanne Foust
Melinda Friedeberg
Oskar Friedman
Sharon and Joel Friedman
Chiayunn Fu
Melanie Fuller
Walter Fuller
Jean and Ralph Garcia
Kirsten Garen
Terri and Larry Garnick
Dani Gasparini and Alyn Beals
Frances and Theodore Geballe
Patricia Gerber
Caroline and Tiimothy German
Sean Germano
Lorraine and James Giosso
Glenn and Celene Voyles Charitable Fund
Jenna Golde
GoldKats Family Fund
Carl Goldstone
Linda Goldthwaite
Andres Gonzales
Kathleen and Robert Gooyer
Dolores Gould and David S. Greenseid
Valerie Graham Leung
Nancy Grantham
Sola Grantham
David Griffith
Carole Groom
Matthew Gubens
Ann Guerra
Guidewire Software
Mary and Max Gutierrez
Gayle Hage
Barbara K. Hall
Virginia Hall
Catherine Hammill
Pete Handy
Ilse and Paul Hansen
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Penny Hardy
Linda and Reed Harris
Hays Companies
Hayward/Goldberg Family Fund
Sarojben and Chandulal Hazari
Wynne Hegarty
Donna and Bob Heisler
The Heninwolf Family
Mary Henry
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Stephen Herrick
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Virginia Hibbs
Hillsdale United Methodist Church
Eileen Hinch
Ina Hoffman
Susan Hoffman
Jean Holbrook
Julie Holman
Eric Hoover
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William J. Houston
Joan and Robert Howell
Yvonne Hsiung
Benjamin Hsu
Susan Huetteman
Ianthina and Joshua Hugg
Julie Hughes
Catherine Huston
ClassOne Inc.
Giancarlo Inzerillo
Terry and Dave Jackson
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JMB Construction
Maria Johnson
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Harold G. Jones
Thomas Jones
Josh Radel and Melissa Mun Giving Fund
Kathy Joyce
JP Foods Inc
Adrian Jubb
Joseph Kahn
Dan Kallman
Priya Kamath
Anthony Kamm
Lisa Karson
Michael G. Kasatkin
Gregg Kasten
Aria and Dr. Albert Kasuga
Justin Kawakami
Diane Keefer
Barbara and Donald Kelley
Patrick Kelly
Eunice and Gerald Kenner
Kenneth Wach and Geri Crane Charitable Fund
Patricia S. and Charles C. Kent
Kathleen King
Bryan Kirk
The Klebe/Siepser Family Fund
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Monica Klindworth
Leila Knox
Elizabeth Kok
Keren and Jeffrey Kotowitz
Isa P . and Michael L. Kravitz
Anupama Krishnan
Krolik Family Charitable Trust
Linda Kuhli
Pamela Kullberg
Penny and Clifford Kupperberg
Rosanna Kwok
Elizabeth Kwong
Catherine Lai
Susan and Charles Lakatos
Katharine Langs
Kathryn Last
Peggy Lau
The Law Offices of Vincent J. Scotto, III
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Kathleen Lemberger
Janet K. Leonard
Teresa C. and David T. Leu
Louise and Robert Levi
Zelda Levin
Ida Lewenstein
Hoi Li
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Liberty Bank
Allison Lilly
Elina Lin
JP Lindstrom, Inc.
Dandan Liu
Robert Lo
Darren Lott
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Rowena and Timothy Luca
Renee Luenow
Phyllis and Richard Lunardi
Richard Lung
Kristen and Lawrence Lutz
Cheryl Madsen
Ines and Marc Malardino
Maltese Heritage Association
Manyak Dental Group
Winifred and Joseph Marasco
Marion and Helen Brown Charitable Fund
Edith M. Markey
William Marks
Jennelle and Alex Martell
Kim Martinez
Nisha Masharani
Herbert Masters
Justin Mates
Marissa Matsumoto
Monica May
Mayer Management Systems
Carol McAlister
Christine McBrady
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Diane McClain
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Robb McFadden
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Valerie T. McGinty
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Patrick McLinden
Carol McMahon
Julie McMillan
Nolan McPeek-Bechtold
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Shirley Meister
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Donna Mendelsohn
Edith Mendez
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Merrill
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Diane E. Milner
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Sharon Mok
Jane and Clem Molony
Diana E. Mongini
Harry Moody
Sue Morgan
Erica Morris
Marie Morris
Carol and Chuck Morrison
Sarah and Jeffrey M. Moskovitz
Terri Murai
Thomas Murray
Lori and David Musso
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Chris and James Nantell
Emmy Naranjo-Cabatic
Renuka Nayani
Tasia and David Neeve
Ricardo and Krista Neill
Jill Nelson
Susan Nelson
Jasmine Newton
Nexkey Inc.
January Nice and Allan Jaffe
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Ilsabe C. Niemeyer
Susan Nitzberg
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Jennifer Normoyle
Susan Noworolski
Karen Nystrom
Susan Obata
Skylar O’Brien
Patrice Olds
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Richard Orr
Gail Oshima
Maryann Osmond
Robert Ovadia
Diane Papan
Woo Park
Susan and Jerry Parker
Neel Patel
Patzer-Briggs Family Charitable Fund
Charlotte Payton
Pearlstein-Hollingsworth Family Fund
Julie Montanari and Dave Pearson
Theodore Peck
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The Peters Charitable Fund
Sundiep Phanse
Paul Phu
Kathleen Pierce
Nancy Pilotte
Kim and Ralph Pisani
Radhika Pochana
Lavergne Poe
Joan Polinsky
Joshua Portner
Patricia Poulo
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Prager Family Charitable Fund
Erika and Eduardo Pretell
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Angela and Maurice Quillen
Rachel Perkel & Shawn Becker Charitable Fund
Radar Foundation
Arline and Gary Radine
Bill Raffin
The Ragsdale Family Giving Fund
Phillip Ramsey
Thomas Ransohoff
William Reagon
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Kimberly Ricket
Melinda Riechert
John Riley
Karen Riley
Alice Robertson
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Elissa and Tom Rogers
Neal Rosen
Dr. Ken Rosenbaum
Rotary Club of Belmont and Redwood Shores
Rotary Club of San Mateo
Julie Rottenberg
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Daniel & Anne Rudolph Charitable Fund
Rica Ruiz
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Justin Ryan
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Jane Samuel
San Mateo Charities, Inc.
San Mateo Lions Club
San Mateo Union High School District
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Scheinholtz Associates, Architects
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Ann Scott
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Dane So
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St. John’s United Church of Christ
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Jean Stone
Jessica and Charles Stone
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Debi Suslow
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Connie and Rod Swanson
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Edward Taylor
M. Gretchen Taylor
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Maxine Terner
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C Thompson
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Helaina Titus
Debbie Tobin
Bahar Tolu
Joyce and Gary Toothman
Brad P . Topoian
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Milly Tsan
Melissa Ulloa
The Urton Family Charitable Fund
Marlene Veach
Karen Veca
Jan Verhage
Ophelie Vico
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Anna Vishria
Susan and Dean Vittori
Manjiv Vohra
Sheila Vyas
Kate Waffle
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James Wang
Wayne Weathers
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Weil Family Giving Fund
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Sandra Weins
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Jane Weston
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John Wiegmann
Diane and Bob Wilmot
Bonnie Wilson
Pastor Connie Winter-Eulberg
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The Woods Family Fund
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Yeamac
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Carol Young
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Thomas Abraham
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Michael Abrams
Donald Acamo
Allison Actis-Grande
Horst Adam
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Bonnie Adams
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Joy Addison
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Mike Arnberg
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Graham Arnold
Helen Arnold
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Ronald Arostegui
RickLisa Arriaga
Barbara A. and George N. Arthur
Parvaneh Assefi
Beverly Assman
Salud Asuncion
Athene Law, LLP
Atkin / Carter Charitable Trust
Hugh Atkinson
Jean Atkinson
Sue-Ellen Atkinson
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Carrie Attell
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Anthony Bachle
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BANDA Family Giving Fund
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Ethan Baron
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Belot Family Fund
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Stephen Borghello
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James Bouick
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Rick Bowlby
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Lynn Boyer
Virginia Bozza
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Mary Bradley
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Cindy Brooks
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Thomas Brown
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Donald Burns
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The Burque Family Giving Fund
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Maria Burroughs
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Martha Bye
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California Health Care Foundation
California Lodge #1 I.O.O.F.
California Pacific International, LLC
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Canter Hagan LLP
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Ann Carlin
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Jeanne Carlson
Joan and Donald Carlson
Sandra Carlson
Lorraine Carmassi
CarMax Foundation
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Adele Carney
Margaret H. Carney
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Gerald G. Carrillo
John Carrillo
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Michael Chang
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Charles H. Grisemer Family Foundation
Michael Charlow
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Gene F. Chasey
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Tetsuya Chiba
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Chin Ma Wah Family
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Susan Chinn
Elaine Chiu
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Mary Anne Choi
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Angela Chu and Shek Fai Lau
Hannah Chu
Jonathan Chu
Matthew Chua
Konstantin Chudnovskiy
Janet Chun
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Enzo Chung
Joe Chung
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David Clark
Carol Clarke
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Brad Clum
Nancy Clum
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Jackie Cockreham
Marian Coffey
Anne Coffin
William Coffin
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Cynthia Cohan
Ann and Glenn Cohen
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Janet and Morton Cohen
Tricia Cohen
Carolyn Cohn
Fran Cohn
Kiki Coidakis
Sue Coke
Rebecca Coker
Gael Colas
Danielle Cole
Lisa Biersch Cole
Laurie Coleman
Norman Coleman
Micahel Colgan
Collaborative Practice San Mateo County
College Heights Church
Valerie Collett
Gabriele and Michael Collier
Carolyn Collins
Gayle Collins
Sarah Collins
Donna and Eric Colson
Susan Comartin
Peter M. Combes
Diane Comey
Jana Comstock
Susan and Kenneth Conn
Samuel Connell
Tim Connor
Raymond Connors
Shirley Connors
Ken Constantino
Philip Constantino
Susan Constantino
Patricia Conway and Ning Hou
Anne Coogan
Carol A. Cook
Glenna and Teedy Cook
Odie B. Cook
Susan Cook
Liliane Cools
Marilyn Cooney
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Linda Corey
Alia Cornell
Suzanne Cornell
Emily and John Corpos
Victoria Correa
Susan L. Corsetti
Robert C. Corteway
Giancarlo Corti
Irene Cortinaz
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Elizabeth A. Costa
Greg Costanzo
Linda Costas
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Sandy Council
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Jan Coyle
Susan Coyne
Steven Cracknell
Jo Ann and David Crain
John Cranston
Lelana Crayne
Grace Credo
Kim Crellin
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Deanna Cresta
Nancy Crevin
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Patricia and Michael Crilly
Lilianne Croaro
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Albert Lee
Amourence Lee
Benjamin Lee
Bob Lee
Charisse Lee
Chi Lee
Cynthia and Michael Lee
Dorothy Lee
Ellen Lee
Evelyn and Chew Lee
Jeanette Lee
Julayne Lee
Katherine Lee
Kathy Lee
Kent Lee
Margarita T. S. Lee
Nancy Lee
Rebecca Lee
Richard Lee
Shirley K. Lee
Shirley R. Lee
Simi Lee
Tiffany Lee
Vic Lee
Wendy Lee
Annette and Joe Legallet
JoAnne Lein
Nina Leinenweber
Hayley Leinfelder
Sharon and Joseph Lemacher
Tonya Lemberg
Carmen Lemoine
Stefanie Lemon
Susan and Arthur Lempert
Alissa M. Leonard
Marijane Leonard
Allison Leong Roman
Donna L. Leong
Gary Leong
Serenella Leoni and John Loder
Sirenetta Leoni
Allen Leontieff
Eve and Jerome Lerman
Eva Leska
Lisa Lessard
Susan R. Lessin and Charles P . Schattner
Grace Leung
Song Leung
Pancy Leung-Chen
Barbara B Leutzinger
Victoria Levesque
Darin Leviloff
Feralee and Charles Levin
June and Wally Levin
Charlotte J. Levine
Erin Levins
Carolyn B. Levy
Kimberly E. Levy
Nell and David Levy
Don Lew
Helen and Herman Lewin
Alyssa and Shawn Lewis
Dorian Lewis
Eleanor Lewis
Esther and Eugene Lewis
Katheryn Lewis
Linda and Matt Lewis
Nancy S. and Larry Lewis
Don and Lani Leydig
Chenyu Li
Karen Li
Lewyn Li
Valerie Liberty
Judy Lichtman
Toby Liebergesell
Amy Liebman
Frieda and Bradford Liebman
Norma Liedtke
Margaret and Michael Liffmann
Marcella Lillis and William Guilford
Patrice Lilly
Michal Lim
Paula Lim
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Victoria Lim
Teja Limaye
Connie Lin and Patrick Fleisch
Katie Lin
Patricia and William Lind
Patricia and Leonard Linden
Donna and James Lindsay
Jodi Linker
Daniel Linkhorn
Jane and David Lintott
Lynette Linville
Sahara Lirone
Lisa Lisantii
Suzanne Little
Donna Littlejohn
Rena Liu-Critchley
Ling Liu
Tommy Liu
Deirdre Lobo
Cindy Locke
Joseph LoCoco
Irene Lodvick
Carly Loeb
Kelley Loeffler
Nina Loerke
Susan Loftus
Kyoko Lok
Renatta Lolong
Molly LoMastro
Cody Lonardo
Kathy Loncarich
Jack Londen
Susan and Warren Long
Adriane Lonzarich
Katherine Loo and Lawrence Rozsnyai
Kari Lopez
Mia Lopez
Norma Lopez
Wilder Lopez
Adam Loraine
Maureen and Anthony W. Louie
Susan M. Louie
Mike Love
Reesa and Lucas Lovelace
Aurora and Dennis Low
Carolyn and Larry Lowenthal
Marla Lowenthal
J.W. Lowrie
Carole Lozito
Cindy Lu
Zhenjian Lu
Ashley Lua
Stephanie Lucas
Phyllis Lucas-Woods
Carole Lucchesi
Ken Lucchesi
Steve Lucchesi
Herbert Luce
Jennifer and Michael Lucey
Rebecca Lucia
Laurent Ludwig
Linda Luedtke
Arizona Lugon
Charlotte Lum-Ku
Jennifer Lum-Yee
Lunardi’s Supermarket Inc.
Megan Lundy
Janet I. Lutus
Marjory Luxenberg
Patricia R. Lyall
Julia A. and Matthew R. Lynch
Nancy Lynch
Patricia Lynch
Anne Lynde
Sharon Lynes
andrea Lynn
Elizabeth Lyon
Barbara M. Lyons
Clarissa Lyons
Myra Lyons
Melody Ma
Theodore Maas
Rosemary Mac Leod
Robin M. Macario
Norma MacArthur
Sharon Macauley
Michael Maccullough
Brie MacDonald
Melanie Mace
Phil Macfarlane
Pamela D. Machado
Vincent Machado
Alberto Macias
Elva Mackey
Suzanne Mackey
Kathryn MacLaury
Rosemary A. and Stephen MacLeod
Allison MacQueen
Peggy Macres
Bryant Macy
Michele Madansky
Chrysbe Madayag
Prathyusha Madiraju
Jill Maggi
Dylan Maghini
Deborah F. Magid
Marie and Robert Magoffin
Merrill L. Magowan
Peggy A. Maguire
Diane Mahanty
Kenneth Mahar
Farah Mahesri
Anne C. Mahnken
Sheila Mahoney-Spieller and Steven L. Spieller
Peter Mailhot
James C. Main
Jennifer Maine
Miriam Majofis
Norma Malan
Helen and James Malatesta
Mary Ellen Malley
Sandra Mallos
Phillip Mallouk
David Malloy
Niamh Maloney
Sharon Maluth
Juslyn Manalo
Julie Mancuso
Marianne and Peter Mandle
Shauna Manera
Marilyn Mangelsdorf
Lin e. and John L. Mangiante
Virginia and Peter Mangini
Lea Manglicmot
Carolyn Manila
Jeff Mannie
Julie and Marc Manuel
Dena Maple
Yvonne and Louis Maraviglia
Clarisa Marcelino
Deborah Marcus and Tom Cross
Diane F. Marcus
Lucy and Austin Marcus
Mary Ann and William Margaretten
Jainice Margate
Jeff Margolis
Nancy Margulies
Helen L. Marin
Irene Marin
Kay Markert
Frank Markowitz
Marian Markus
Gail and Ron Marlin
Julie Maroun
Anthony Marques
Nancy J. and Thomas P . Marriscolo
Judith Marshall
Samantha Marshall
Sharon A. Marshall
Sharon Marson
Jason Martin
Linda Martin
Stephen Martin
Emily Martinez
Kate Martinez
Kevin Martinez
Ramona M. Martinez
Roberto J. Martinez
Sonya and Angel Martinez
Brandon Martinez-Larragoiti
Susan Martinson
Yvette Marucut
Darlene Masamori
Brian Mascarenhas
David Masci
Jason Masini
Karen and Stephen Maskel
Joy and Merle Mason
Silvana Massa
Barbara Massey
Emily and J. Christopher Massey
Lex and Mike Massoni
Stephanie Masten
Diane Matagrano
Roger P . Mateo
Matossian Family Fund
Gerri Matsufuji
Sharon Matsumura and David Chong
Derwin Mattos
Sonja and Howard T. Mattson
Anna May May
April May
Dan May
Deborah L. May
Susan and Robert May
Sharelle Mayer
Carol Mayer Turner
Portia and Nelson Mayo
Dorothy M. Mays
Marlene and Henry Maze
Frank Mazella
David McAlpin
Jane M. McAteer
Lija McBride
Tami McCann
Cynthia McCarthy
Niall McCarthy
Sarah L. McCarthy
Marsha McClellan-Hopf
Erin A. McCloskey
Helen McCloskey
Dave and Sally McClure
Marcella McCollum
Kathleen McConnell
Sharon McConnell
Robert McCord
Emmy McCormack
Cathy McCormick
Mary McCormick
Thomas S. McCrea
Jane McCreary
Paul McCroy
Diane McCubbin
Arlene and Martin McCue
Heidrun and James McCusker
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Melissa McDonell
Nancee McDonell
Diana K. Mc Donough
Shirley McGill
Brian McGinn
Junko Powell McGinnis and Thurman McGinnis
McGlashan & Sarrail Professional Corporation
Andrea and John McGovern
Joni McGovern
Sylvia McGovern
Brian G. McGrath
Kelly McGrath
Laurie McGrath
Cassie and James McGraw
Angela McGrew
Jelane McGrew
Margaret McGugan
Claudia McGuire
Mary McGuire-Hickey
Susan and Michael McGuirk
Rosalie J. McIlroy
Jeremy McIntosh
Kazuko McIntyre
Nancy C. McKane
Korey McKean
Robert McKeen
Arlene and Wayne McKellar
Martha McKenna
Diann C. McKenzie
Sharon McKenzie
M. Gregg McKerroll
Kathy McKibben
Judith McKie
Kit Durgin and Elaine McKinley
Craig McLaughlin
Linda McLaughlin
Lori McLaughlin
Heather McLean
Meredith Mclean
John McMahon
Joanne McMahon
Nancy McMahon
Patricia and David McMichael
Kathy McMillan
Randell McMills
Mary McMurdo and Kathleen Gonzales
McNally & Associates Inc.
Valerie and Lester McNease
Jerry McNeil
Jamie McPherson
Sean McVeigh
Patti C. McWilliams
JoAnn Medbery
Sheila and Harvey Medvin
Donald Megerle
Marcia Mehl
Mona Mehta
Carolyn and Joseph Meiswinkel
Bernadette A. and Thomas J. Mellott
Jeanette Meloy
Alexis Melton
Keithann and William Melton
Janet Mendez
George Mendoza
Susan Mengarelli
Margarita and Andres Mera
Kristin Mercer
Sisilia Meredith
Natalia Merluzzi
Linda and Alan Merrifield
Valerie Mersh
Charmaine Mesina
Teresa Messinger
Jean Metcalf
Andrea Metkus
Mary M. Metropulos
Erin Metzler
Beate Meyer
Joseph E. Michael
Michael J. and Loretta I. Greco Family Trust
Judy Michaelian
Paul Michaelson
Martha Michel
Raul Michel
Dina Micheletti
Bridget Michelsen
Bruce Mielke
Michael Mihalek
Mike and Leslie Braun Charitable Fund
Kaori Mikoshiba
Cesarina Milani
Nancy Milano
Joan Milas
Janice Miles
Kathy Miles
Sara Miles
Lynn Millare
Arnold Miller
Barbara and Edwin Miller
Carlee Miller
Christine Miller
Dannielle Miller
Jay Miller
Josh Miller
Lorene Miller
Pamela Miller
Sandra and Scott Miller
Sharon and Gregory Miller
Shelley Miller
Gayle Miller-Janton
Pamela Mills Casey and William Casey
Florenta Minasian
Petere Miner
Arif Mir
Marie and Dennis Miralda
Maria E. Miranda
David and Carol Misrack
Azalea Mitch
Judith and Steven Mitchell
Kendal Mitchell
Linda Mitchell
Maddy Mitchell
Tulip Mitchell
William E. Mitchell
Laurie Mittelstadt
Margarete and Michael Miyahara
Victoria Moala
Alice Moberg
Ivan Moe
Karen Moen and Steve Karass
Martha Moga
Raja Mohanrao
Barbara Moher
Kathryn and Morgan Mohler
Kelly and Grant Mohr
Mehdi Mohtashemi
Arsenia L. Molina
Guillermo Molina
Lynn Molinari
Mollie Stone’s Market - San Mateo
Thomas J. Molumphy
Pam Mondrey
Arlette Monfredini
Anthony Mongini
Judith A. Monozon
Michele and Brian Montana
Josephine and Raymond Montano
Loe Ressie Montgomery
Elizabeth Moody
Beth Morris
Debra Moore
Elaine J. and Chester G. Moore
Gaila Moore
Gertrude and Fred Moore
Kathleen Morris
Pamela E. Moore
Suzanne M. Moore
Mario Morales
Michelle and Brandon Torres
Aldo Moral-less
Marilyn I. Moran
Rose Marie and Albert J Morando Sr.
Mary M. Moray
Marcita Morell-Revelo and Dennis Don Revelo
Kathleen Morgan-Clark
Francis E. Morimoto
Ronald Morin
Judy Morley
Carl J. Moroney
Eli Morowitz
Katie Morris
Nancy A. Morris
Susan D. Morris
Margaret A. Morrison
Diane and Dennis Morrissey
Georgia Morrow
Robert Morse
Sandra Morse
Theodore R. Morton
Russell Mortyn
Michael Moselle
Tyler Moselle
Patti and Larry Moskovitz
Motamed Family Charitable Fund
Polly Moyer
Debra and William Moyle
DeLinda and Jim Mrowka
Karen and Armando Muela
Marcia Fisher Muggli and Earl Osborn
Sheila Muller
Alisa and John Mulligan
Carolyn Mulliken
Catherine Mullin
Stephanie Mullins
Narsimha Munagala
Gail Munekawa
Thomas Munro
Merla Murdock
Oscar Murillo Sr.
Paula Murnane
Gayle Murphy
Laura Murphy
Lois M. Murphy
Marilyn Murphy
Michelle Murphy
Trinity Murphy
Anne and Douglas Murray
Elizabeth Murray
Marie Murray
Paul Nathan Murray
Roger Murray
Virginia A. and George Musante
Diane and John Musgrave
Bruce Mussell
Aleda Muth
Anumeha Muthal-Kulkarni
Rosanna and Jesse Myres
Michele Nadan
Sarah Naff
Teresa Naff
LindaNagare
Mariko Nagashima
Terry and James Nagel
Marilyn Nahinu
Sarda and Yenkata Naidu
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Tamara Naidu
Yoseph H. Najjar
Patricia Nakache
Margaret R. Nalbach
Harrison Nam
Kristen Nanna
Anne and David L. Nannini
Scott Napoli
Beverly Narayan
Joseph Narcisso
Steven Nardini
Kate Nasse and Larry Brown
Lisa Nastari
Berenice Navarrete
Diane Neal
Fangling and Richard Needham
Judith and Bradley Needham
Bryan Neider
Marie-Jeanne and Ron Neighbors
Douglas Neill
Barbara Nelson
Janine M. Nelson
Karla Nelson
Robert L. Nelson
Paula and Joseph Nepomuceno
Charles Neri
Janet Nestler and Jeffery Appelbaum
Becky Neuman
Ann Neumann
Harriet Neves
Sonia and Dennis Neves
Kathleen A. Nevin
Barbara Nevins
Lucie Newcomb
Mary Lu and James Newell
Ethel Newlin
Rob Newsom
Omar Nezami
Lana Ng
Quynh Nguyen
Vicky Nguyen
Carole and Roy Nickolai
Donna Nicoletti
Lynn and Paul Nieberding
Jo Ellen and Walter Nieder
Kyle Niedzwiecki
Shelley Nielsen
Maria Nieri, MS
Lynn and Richard Nightingale
Catherine Merkle Nilmeyer and Michael
Nilmeyer
Linda J. Ning and John Ning
Warren Nishikawa
Carol K Nishimura
Mika Nishimura
Michael B. Nishiyama
Wendy and Craig Nishizaki
Nancy Nixon-Galleni
P . W. Nobleman
Barbara Nobriga
Amy Nolan
Ruth Nolan
Elizabeth Nordt and Henry Altorfer
Edward J. Norman
MJ Norman
Michael S. Norris
Jacqueline Nunez
Robert T. Nurisso
Allison Nuschy-Lenat and Richard Lenat
Nirvana Nwokidu
Alison and Steve Nyberg
Jacqueline Nye
Evelyn Nyland
Michelle Oberst
Bonnie and Joseph O’Brien
Patricia and Richard O’Brien
Virginia A. O’Brien
Carol and Robert Cameron
Jane Oclassen
John O’Connell
Albert O’Connor
Craig O’Connor
Norma O’Connor
Shamir Octavia
Kristen Oda
Kat Oertli
Janine O’Flaherty
Setsuko Ogami
Kathleen and John O’Grady
Karen Ogush
Nari Oh
Katherine I. O’Halloran
Patrick O’Halloran
Hope O’Hara
Lara O’Haver and Randy Rae
Andrea Ohmura
Kathy and Mark Oium
Jessica Oka
Leslie and Maureen O’Keefe
Nina and Mark Oldham
Giovanni P . Oldini
Ellen O’Leary
Carolyn Olive
Dolores Olson
Shana Olson
Daniel Olstein
Ryan and Katharine O’Malley
Lisa O’Malley
Patrice O’Malley
Angela Onduto
Shawn Hooker O’Neil
Lisa ONeill
Christy and Richard O’Neill
Deborah A. O’Neill
Jennifer Oney-Hooven
Ellen Ong
Maria and Ramon Ongpin
Ethelbert Onyewuenyi
Debbie Oppenheimer
Michael Oppenheimer
Carol Ores-Murphy
Kathy Orsted
Beverly Ort
Ramiro Orta
Janice K. Ortega
Charles W. Osborn
Kim Osborn
Helen and O. Leland Osborne
Holly Osborne
Doris Ososke
Janice Ososke
William Ososki
Jeffrey Oster
Patricia Ostrander
Steve O’Sullivan
Kim Overton
Anna Ow
Jan Owen
Laura and Seamus Owen
Susan O. Pierce
Pamela Oxendine
The Pace Family Fund
Maricar Pacquing
Carolee and Wayne Padgett
Cheryl Padin
Peter F. Padovan
Vivian Padua
Melissa Padula
Viki Paganini
Howard G. Page
Kathleen and Mark Page
Martha S. and Robert A. Page, Jr.
Jill and Frank Pagliaro
Kimberly Pagnotti
Joan Pailhe
Carol D. Paine
Phil Palen
Vincent Palladino
Amelia Palomera
Sydney Pang
Marina R. Paoli
Gina Papan
Lois and Ronald Pape
Sue Papilion
Patricia Paquette
Anthony J. Park
Linda Park
Martha Park
Nora Park
Kati Parker
Joan Parmer
Laura and Kathy Parmer-Lohan
Valerie Parmley
Kathy Parnello
Dee Anne Paron
Olga and Robert Parr
Don Parrish
Kenneth Parsons
Nancy M. Parsons
Patricia and Chris Pascoe
Y.M. Passos
Jose Pastor
Debra Pasvoll-Donoghue
Melissa Patel
Nirmal Patel
Sona Patel
Vimal Patel
Jeanne Patterson
Susan Patterson
Alan Pattison
Patricia A. Patton
Varti Patton
Alakananda Paul
Joe Paul
Saswati Paul
Melenaite Pauli
Mary Ann Paulic
Michelle Pauling
Colleen Payne
Courtney Payne
Randi Paynter
PDA Enterprises, Inc.
Laurel Peacock
Kent R. Pearse
Maria Pena
Nancy and Tom Pendergast
Peninsula Plumbing
Patricia T. Pepper
Joan M. Pera
Matt Pera
Consuelo Perez
Dennis Perez
Maria and Eric Perez
Cecelia Perkins
Kenneth Perkins
Alice Perlman
Christine F. Perris
Cristina Perry
Kendra Perry
Renata and W. Charles Perry
Sandra Perry
Lynn Peters
Jane Petersen
Deborah Peterson
Evelyn Peterson
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Gabrielle Peterson
Gary Peterson
Lois Peterson
Lyn E. Peterson
Patricia and James Peterson
Linda and Wesley Petit
Marianne Petroni
Mary Petrosky
Clara Pfotenhauer
Pamela Pfotenhauer
PG Soils, Inc.
Joseph Pham
Betsy Philip
Philip Philipopoulos
Kristen and Jeff Phillips
Genia E. Picardo
Michael Piccardo
Terry Piccardo
Janice Pickering
Elise Piepmeier
Sandi Piepmeier
Anne Pierce
Bebe and Jim Pierce
Kay and Charles Pierpoint
Patricia Pierson
Sylvia Pignati
Cassandra S. Pingol
Jeffrey Pink
Esther Pinkus
Laura Pirazzi
John Pisacane
Dildar Pisani
Nida Pisano
Victorina Pisingan
Cheryle and Garret Pistochini
Virginia and William Pitts
Beth Plavan
Marcia Plavcan
Norman Plotkin
Vicken Poladian
Sidney Poland
Kathy Pollack
Debra Pollara
Gary Pollek
Stephen Pollock
Helga Poloni
Richard Polonsky
Masha Polyakov
Barry Pon
Paige Poncetta
Pamela and Alan Pontius
Dave Poole
Kwan Poon
Hannah Poplack
Nick Popovic
Sheila Porges
Robert Porras
Carol L. Porter
Carol Ann Porter
Lauren Ann Porter
William Porter
Pat Poss
Deborah Postal
Kenneth Potter
Elizabeth Power
Mary Joe Power
Margaret and Matthew Powers
Rebecca Powers
Martha Poyatos
Aditya Prabhakar
David Prager
Shinta Pramono
Anthony Pratali
Ashneel Pratap
Silvia Pratt
George Prebil
Anil Premkumar
Kirstan A. Price
Tammy Price
Tiffany Price
Jennifer Prince
Frances Privitera
Sarah Proemsey
Melanie Prole
Jennifer Prost
Prudential
Michael Prusoff
Randolph Puls
Ofelia and Ruben Puno
William Pyrz
Atif Qasim
Connie Qi
Joann N. Quadt
Anne T. Quesada
Catherine and Daniel Quigg
Jill Quigley and Chris Douglas
Deborah Quinn-Chen and Daniel Chen
Laura Quintanilla
Silvana Quintanilla
Kayleigh Quintero
April and Ronald Quok
Carmelan and Henri Raab
Danielle Rachleff
Andrew Radin
Susan and Lawrence Raffo
Lawrence Ragent
Susan P . and David John Ragni
Susan and Steven Raike
Jai Raj
Jaishree Rajagopalan
Keith Rakow
Michelle Raley
Patty Rally
Ben Ram
Chitraleka and M.S. Ramanujan
Saroja Ramanujan
Vijay Ramanujan
Margarita and Manuel Ramirez
Kristen Ramseyer
Elmer Rand
Charles Randall
Rebecca Randolph
Yvonne Rangole
Amita Rao
Janet and Michael Rao
Supriya Rao
Kathryn Rapp
Linda Rarden
Karen M. Rashleger
Prasanna Rasiah
Roy H. Rasmussen
Peter Ratto
Elsa Schafer Raval
Susan Raye
Charlotte and Evan Reader
Maureen P . Reardon
Elizabeth A. Rebele
Lucy Reckseit
Diana M. Reddy
Josina Reddy
Peter Ree
Ann Wang Reed
Debra Reed
Joan Fay Reed
Beverly Joan Rees
Julianna and Joshua Rees
Christine Regan
Barbara A. Regello
Janice Reggiardo
Lisa Reiche
Shelley Reid
Dan Reilly
Sally and Robert Reingold
Cathie and Richard Reisman
Lori Reisner
Shirley Reiter and John Reiter
Frances and David Reneau
Renee Pawlak & Jose Pastor Fund
Susan and Dan Rengstorff
Sondra Renly
Naomi Rentz
Richard Renwick
Beth Resnick
Bruce Resnick
Cathleen and Gary Rettberg
Reuben J. Donig
Lea Reyes
Barbara Reyn
Patricia Reynaud
Barbara Reynolds
Donna Reynolds
Mary Rhee
Howard Rho
Jill Riaz
Virginia L. Ricca
Marilyn L. Richardson
Merna Richardson and Larry Wright
Joseph Richendollar
Tyler Richendollar
Kathy Richmond
Stephen D. Richter
Meghan Rickelman
Joe Rickson
Robert Rideau, DDS
Mietta M. Rigali
Nancy Rilett
Miles Riley
Cathy Rincon and David McIntyre
Kathy Rinetti
Lisa and Paul Ring
Carole Ringoen
Isabel and John Rink
Amber Ritchie
Sharon and James Ritchie
Sarah Ritthaler
Madeleine Rive
Ann Rivello
Alexandra Rivera
Scott Rixson
RK Homes & Company, Inc.
Erin Robbins
Erinm Robbins
Cynthia Robbins-Roth and Robert Roth
Robert Half International
Karlena and John Roberto
Margaret Roberts
Sandra and Pat Roberts
Jane Robertson
Michal Robertson
Renette Robillard
Deanna Robinson
Lynette Robinson
The Rodan Foundation
Kinzi Rodgers
Jennifer and Scott Rodrick
Anjenette Rodriguez
Jose Rodriguez
Liza Rodriguez
Maria Rodriguez
Marguerite Roemer
Allison Rogers
Nancy Rogers
Shane Rogers
Judy Rogers-Bianchi and Roland Bianchi
Eric Rogge
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Michelle and John Rohrer
Martin Rojo
Geraldine and Daniel Rolandson
Jan Roletto
Romelle Parsons Giving Fund
Emmanuel Romero
Judy Romero
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Ronberg
David Roof
Lori Rosales
Kateryna Rosandich
Lauren and David Rosen
Deborah Rosenberg
Sidney Rosenberg
Ian Rosenfield
Ted Rosenfield
Andrea and John Rosenman
Rachel Rosner
Brett Ross
Jessica Ross
Kathy Ross
Shelley and Bernard Ross
David Rossetti
Roberta Roth
Dale Rothe
Adrienne and Stuart Rothenberg
Gordon Rothstein
Elizabeth Rouan
Mary Roybal
Alyssa Royce
Erica Webb Royo
Francisco Ruano
Cheryl Ruble
Melinda Ruby
Colette Rudd and Marion Weiler
Matthew Rudnick
Cynthia Rudolph
Isabelle Rudolph
Jessica Rudolph
Soledad Rugg
Linda Ruggeri
Bonnie Starr Ruggiero
Jose Guadalupe Ruiz
Nelly and John Ruiz
Linda and Eric Rumley
Ruparel Family Fund
Jane Rush
Steve Russell
Carol A. and Robert A. Russo
Kibbie Ruth and James R. Granucci
Michael Rutledge
Brittany Rutlen
Anne Ryan
Joan Ryan
Pam Ryan
Valerie Rynne
Juan Saavedra
Ilse Sackman
Safelite Glass Corp
Joshua Saffren
Margaret and Ricardo Salazar
Emily Salcido
Mary Ann Salvador
Navid Samadani-McQuirk
Clifford Samuel
San Francisco Lodge No. 120, F & AM
Diana San Juan
San Mateo Area Chamber Of Commerce
San Mateo County Central Labor Council
San Mateo County Democratic Central
Committee
San Mateo High School
San Mateo Rentals
Mike Sanburn
Maria Sanchez
Miguel Sanchez
Barbro and Bengt Sandberg
Chryssa Sanders
Alan and Elisabeth Sandler
Billie Lou Sands
Megan Sanicki
Matty Sankauskas
Sheila and Ron Santero
Sergio Santilli
Cristina Santos
Dave Santos
Gerald K. Saroyan
Antoinette A. and Edmund Sarraille
Jeanne Sartor
Emily and Alan Sarver
Sharon Sarzotti
Sassy Diva Designs and Events
Michelle Satkin
Maria Satorre
David Satterwhite
Marianne and John Saucedo
Jennifer Saul-Klein
Peggy and Alex Saunders
Susan Saunders
Scott Sawyer
Dorothy Saxe
Beverly Saylor
Mahsima and Steve Sazegari
Rochelle Sazegari
Ellen Sbragia
Lorraine and Giulio Sbragia
Lauren and Antone Scampavia
Maria and Robert Scarpino
Aileen and Gary Scatena
Joyce Scatena
Mark Schack
Elsa Schafer
Patricia Schall
Marilyn A. Schappert
Gail and Paul Schauer
John Scheibe
Mackenzie Scheinman
Margaret and Melvin Scheinman
Barry Schenbaum
William Schenck
Sandra Schenone
Valerie Schick
Arthur Shillberg
David Schiller
Joan Schlesinger
Donna and Schmeeckle
Stephen Schmelling
Hannah Schmidt
Lucy M. Schmidt
Nathan Schmidt
Ronald E. Schmidt
Sandra Schneider-Altscher and David Altscher
Helen Nancy Schneider and Richard Wysong
Isabel and Michael Schneider
Karlyn Schneider
Lynn Schneider
Paul Schnitz
Greg Schoenstein
Matt Schoenstein
Patricia and Edward Schoenstein
Susan Schoenung
Kim Schoknecht
Scholes Family Foundation
Barbara Schotzko
Janice M. Schreckengost
Clayton Schubiner
Garrett Schubiner
James Schuett
Rebecca Schuette
Carol Schultz
Gloria Schulz
John Schulz
Diana Schumaker
Joanne Schunter
Sandra and Harvey Schuster
Jennifer Schutzman
Veronica and William Schwarz
Ken Schwing
Robert Scialanga
Karen Scigliano
Daniela Scott
Jo Scott
Kathleen Scott
Maria Scott
Robert C. Scott
Tracy Scramaglia
Kevin Scully
SEA Episcopal Church
Christina Seals
Susan and Neal Sebbard
Cheryl and Robert Seehorn
Robert Seemayer
Briththa Seevaratnam
Arlene and Josef Segal
Mary Jo Segal
Elizabeth Segale
Christine Segerhammar
Martin A. Segol
Sharon Segurson
Prem Sehgal
Michael and Molly Seigel
Susan and Richard Seiler
Lily Selcher
Nancy and William Seley
John Selin
James Sell
Karen Sell
Amy Selmi
Pradeepa Selvakumar
Christine Semenza
Elizabeth Sennett
Luella Sequeira
Michael Serdy
David Serepca
Ipek Serifsoy
J.M. Seropan - Seropan Enterprises
Lynda K. Seto and Brendan H. O’Higgins
Lois Severi
Nancy Seward and Timothy Bond
Vanessa Sewell
Randi Shafton and Drew Lieberman
Khushboo Shah
Sally Shahbazian
James Shannon
Barbara Shapiro
Janet Shapiro
Sharon Paratte Family Fund
Sergey Sharov
Christine and Richard Shaw
Rosanna Shaw
Bart Shea
Bud Sheble
Mark Sheehan
Anna C. Sheen
Trupti Sheetal
Barbara and Michael Shenson
Carolyn Shepard
Kate Shephard
Kay and Frank Sheridan
Barry and Esther Sherman
Lynn Sherwood
Dennis Shiao
James C. Shick
Laurie E. Shields
Marianne and Herman Shine
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Shing Shing
Tommie Shinn
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Rebecca Shiozaki
Cheryl Shlicoff
Carol Shoaff
Debbie Shong
Eloise Shouse
Cheryl Shrewsbury
Kathleen and Elliot Shubin
Rose M. Shubin
Jeffrey Shurtleff
Lisa and Tian Si
Bill S. Sianis
Carmina Sicangco
Ruth Sieber
Aviv and Relli Siegel
Susan M. Siegel
Lourdes and Scott Sieling
Maryanne Silber
Lisa Silberman
Jill Silton
Anne Silver
Eileen Silver
Joan and Marvin J. Silver
Wayne Silver
Judith and Robert Silverman
Lisa Silverman
Doug Silverstein
Jacquelyn and Vincent Siminitus
Lisa Simmonds
Donnie K. Simmons
June Simmons
Gabriela C. Simon
Katja Simona
Linda Simonsen
Alec Simpson
Greta Simpson
Linda and Dave Simpson
Louise Simson
Angela and Jay Singh
Chandra and Ratnesh Singh
Mala Singh
Nanhi Singh
Prabhjot Singh
Tiffany Siu
Gail and Per-Olof Sjoman
Amy Skeeters-Behrens
Kevin Skelly
Cindy and Nick Skelton
Susan Skieresz
Celia Skipton
Marcia and Leonard Sklar
Rich Skrenta
Mary Rose and Thomas Slattery
Lisa Slede
Siobhan Smale
Kathleen and Harvey Small
Ron Smetana
Alice and Jeff Smith
Andrew Smith
Barbara and Don Smith
Diane Smith
Gabrielle Smith
Helene Smith and Leland Radcliff Smith
Joan E. Smith
Kaisa M. Smith
Karen Smith
Karla Smith
Linda Smith
Meera Smith
Monica Smith
Sally W. Smith
Susan Smith
Thelma L. Smith
Tom Smith
Warren Smith
Francis Scott Smyth
MSG Robert A. Sneathen III
Jean Snider
Matthew Snipp
Rona So
Thomas So
Noreen and Robert A. Solari
Helen Soldatos
C J Sole
Elisabeth Solle
Mary Solomon
Steven Solomon
Susan Solomon
Terri Somers
Noreen Sommer
R. Glenn Sonagere
Catherine Song
Ning Song
Puja Soni
Kathleen Sonntag
Myrle Sonobe
Myrna Sonobe
Cecilia Soo
Sherry Soong
Michelle P . Sosa
Samantha Sotto
Diane and Paul Spagnoli
Natasha Spasic
Michelle Speert
Margaret S. Speidel
Joy Sperry-Stamenic
Ellen Spertus
Brigitte and Jim Spinale
Kathy Spiteri
Valeryia Spreng
SPRSI Santa Rosa Council #43
Sandra Lee Spurgeon
Gail F. Sredanovic
Charoonsri Srukhosit
SSGI Asia
St. Ambrose Episcopal Church
St. Bede’s Episcopal Church
Anne and Lawrence St. Lezin
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Cheryl Stack
Lillian Stadler
Helen Stafford
Cheryl and Ronald Meagher
Louise Stagnaro and Marjorie Patane
Jane and Steve Stahl
Pamela Stahl
Karen Stamos
Janet and Charles Stancil
Nancy Stang
Peter Stansky
Carol Starelli
Suzanne and Ken Starr
Eric Stauffer
Marianne and William Steach
Irene Stead
Edna Steele
Nancy and Gary Steele
Kerianne Steele
Norma and Gordon Steele
Ann Steffen
Karen Steffey
Linda Stegora
Alicia Stein
J B Stein
Martina and Richard Stein
Michael Stein
Cecile and Merrill Steinberg
Ya Hui Steinbrecher
Arianne Steiner
Amy Steinmann
Nolan Stelter
JoAnne Stenger
Marilyn and Jon Stephens
Alice Stern
Debbe Stern
Nancy Stern
Steven F. Louie Fund
San Mateo Rheumatology - Michael P . Stevens,
MD
Katherine and William Stevens
Kathryn and Douglas Stevens
Lindsay Stevens
Sally E. and Donn D. Stevens
Stevi Stevison
Heather Stewart
Mara and Gabriel Stewart
Sarah Stewart
Virginia Stewart
Bessie L. Stewart-Ross
Jessica Stillson
John Stimpson
Joe Stitzlein
William Stoesser
Patricia Stoliar
Sally Stollman
Leonard J. Stone
Lin Storer
Allyson Storm
Delaney Stoval
Gertrude H. Strambi
Christina Strong
Louise and Dean Stroschein
Maxwell Stroup
Kelly Stucker
Rosemary and Albert Stuebing
Kathy Stumbaugh
Nancy Sturm
Danny Su
Eleanor Su
Elizabeth Su
Grace Su
Pinhwa Su
Ankit Sud
Jackie Suen
Josephine Sugarman
Craig J. Suhl
Theresa Suhr
Amy Sukumar
Carol and David Sullivan
Christine and Ray Sullivan
Denise D. Sullivan
Ellen Sullivan and Wendell Lee
Judith A. Sullivan
Shannon Sullivan-Danser
Edward W. Suman
Iris L. Sun
Dawn Sunday
Marion P . Sundquist
Annemarie Sundstrom
Dana Supan
Susan D. and David C. Wilson Charitable Fund
Steven Sutow
Janice Sutton
Mirian and Ron Sutton
Maureen and James Swartz
Susan Swetter and Daniel Guenin
John Andrew Swiecki
Frank Swilling
Julie and Daniel Switky
Paulette Sylvester
Evelyn and Tom Szelenyi
Alma and Raymond Szpadzinski
Carol Tabak
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Henganeh Taherian
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Jesse Taliaferro
Amanda Tam
Thomas Tam
Nyla Tam-Koolpe
Karen L. Tamura
Christina and Jeffrey Tan
Jane H. Tan
Mitzi Tanaka
Tara Tanaka
Ilana and Neal Tandowsky
Man-Sim Tang and Simon Lui
Carolyn and Brian Tanner
Thelma A. Tannis
Lydia and Paul Tanti
Krystina Tapia
Vicky and Robert Tapper
Rosa Tarangioli
Carol Taras and Mark Gathmann
Jill Tarlau
Norma Tarrow
Louise Tassone
Sharon Tastor
William Tatomer
Penelope Taumoepeau
Mikako Tautsui
Eugene F. Tavernier
Daniel C. Taylor
Louisa Taylor
Suzanne Taylor
Beth Taylor-Shanahan
Irma and Edward Tempone
Alison Ten Cate
Lillian Tengan
Shari and Joe Teresi
Pat Terman and David Frydenlund
Krista and Gerard Terstiege
Marc Terziev
Carol and Bob Tessler
Linda Teutschel
Reshma Thadani
Samir Thadani
Judy Thalheimer
Paul Thekan
Sieglinde Thielemann
Santana Thienviwat
Florence Thom
Emily Thomann
Cathy L. and Ronald R. Thomas
Deborah Thomas
Gladys Thomas
Jessica Thomas
Kelli Thomas
Lee Thomas
Lisa Thomas
Al Thompson
Pedro Thompson
Preston Thompson
Sandra Thompson
Scott Thompson
Glen Thomson
Tod Thorpe
Sheila and George Tichy
Sandra A. Tilch
Marilou Tiletile
Isabelle Tillier
June and Jim Tilton
Janet Timbol
Martin Timins
Kerry Tinney
Judee Tippett-Whyte
TisBest Philanthropy
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Amy To
T.M. Tobin, III
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Sharon Tofanelli
Leigh and Francis Toldi
Angelka Tolu
Mine Tolu
Rebecca Tom
Stephanie Tom
Jennifer Tomita
Carol Tompkins
Nicole Tonelli
Cindy Tong
Jessie Tong
Sandra Tong
Tony and Jenny Chang Fund
Diane and Dave Toole
Mary Torello
Lisa M. Torres
Jaime Tostado
Susan and Rich Totaro
Gene Toulouse
Karim N. Toussi
Nancy and Gil Tovar
Lynne A. Tracy
Michael Tracy
Marissa Trambley
Chawntelle Tran
Lai Tran
Fred Traveny
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Karen Tremain
Nathalie Trevor
Stella Trinidad
Annie Tronnes
Margery Trower
Amy and Sean Truesdale
Anna Trullinger
Brian Trump
Constantine Peter Tsagaris
Annie Tsai
Yuma Way Tsalyuk
Jonathan Tsang
Hin Wing Tse
Carol Tsekouras
George Tsui
Alison Tudury
Mary Tunnell
Lia Turk and Kamran Kheirolomoom
Thomas Turner
Farralon Udom
Lucille and Thomas Uldrick
Rosanna Ulep
Yoko Umezawa-Bursky and David Bursky
Brad Underwood
United Way California Capital Region
United Way of Greater Philadelphia and
Southern New Jersey
Luis Unson
Hank Upton
Joan and Henry Upton
Mary T. Urbina
Marvette Uto Uko
Arlene Uyemura
Lisa Va
Seanna Vail
Justine Valderama
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Thomas Valentin
David and Lisa Valkenaar
Robert and Lynn Valueff
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Michael Van Remortel
Diane Van Stralen
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Vickie Van Winkle
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Noreena Vannarat
Harshal Varangaonkar
Varian Medical Systems Foundation
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Cynthia Vaughan-Sanger
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Elena Vazquez Ayala
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Sarah Veeser
Julie Veit
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Anna and Reno Vella
Mary Vella
Simone Venhardt
Barbara Venook
Christian Vescia
Victoria A. Wendel Charitable Fund
Mary Lou and Frank Vidergar
Tanya Vidhyarkorn
Vanessa Vielman-Gomez
Prachee Vignoles
Vinod Vijayan
Mara and Tony Villa
Anna and Humberto Villalobos
Loriann Villanis
Patricia and Kenneth Villano
Monica Villanueva
Cassie Villar
Sean Vinik
Patricia Violette
Florentina Viray Pearlman
Maarit and Jonathan Visbal
Vivian and Douglas Crisman Charitable Fund
Ourania Markou Vlahos
Ayde M. and Daniel J. Vogl
Doris Voice
Irene Vozaites
Timothy Vrabel
Derek Vroom
John M. Vuko
Wachter Family Philanthropic Fund
Jennifer Waddell
Sara Wadhar
Sanjay Wagle
Karen and Ronald Wagner
Adela and Norbert Wagner
Rosanna and Don Wagner
Stacey K. Wagner
Valerie Wagner
Karen and James Wagstaffe
Dr. and Mrs. Mitch Wakasa
Neil E. Waldo
Marcia L. Waldron
Fredric Wales
Peter Wallenstein
Charles Waller
Nina Wallkvist
Collin Walsh
Daniel Walsh
Judi Walters
Donna and John Walton
Patricia Walton
Linda Wan
Lauren Wanderman
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Echo Wang
Elaine Woo Wang
Linda Wang
Sharon and An-Ti Wang
John Wantland
Subidra and Magnesh Waran
Michele Ward
Rachel Ward
Kyle Warendorf
Sierra Warner
Lynn Warren
Linda and Ted Washauer
Renate and Marc Warsowe
David Wartman
Andrea and Richard Washington
Diane and Michael Wasson
Eleanor and Weldon Wasson
Marlene Wasson
Eugenia and Paul Watermulder
Monique B. Waters
Alane Watkins
Cheryl Watkins
Lisa Watkins
Elizabeth and John Weatherby
Bridget Weaver
Webb Family Charitable Fund
Katherine Weber
Keith Weber
Marla Weber
Nancy A. and Gary W. Weber
Benjamin Webman
Lee Ann and Robert Weeks
Gretchen Wehrle
Miriam Weil
Timothy J. Weiland
Linda Pellerano Weilert
Chris Weilert
Janet Weinberg
Central Neighborhood Association in San Mateo
Kathleen and David Weisenberg
Beth and Alan Weiss
Lisa Weiss
Barbara Weissman
Regina Weissman
Lois Weithorn
Robert N. Wellins
Carol A. Welte
Cynthia and Selwyn Wener
Barbara and Phillip Wenger
Billee Werby
Heidi Werder
Gary V. West
Patricia and Stephen West
Adrian L. Wheeler, Jr.
Janet and Red Wheeler
Lisa A. Wheeler
Ann and John White
Barbara J. White
Danelle White
David White
Eileen and Jay White
Jennifer T. White
June and Burton White
Mark White
Raynes White
Timothy White
Kathryn Whitman
Lisa Whitmore
Lucy Whybrow-Ortega and Paul Ortega
David Whyte
Natalie Wickham
Joel Wiener
Pearle Wilborn
Carolyn G. Wilbur
Abigail and Henry Wilder
Deborah Wilder
Georgeann Wiles
Ann and Carrol Wilkins
Kevin Wilkinson
May-Blossom and Robert R. Wilkinson
Ann and Bruce Willard
Patricia Willers
The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
Angela Williams
Jean and Paul Williams
Judy and Donald Williams
Melissa Williams
Steven Williams
Vicki L. and Thomas R. Williams
Joni Williamson
Lisa and Michael Williamson
Kristen and Edward Willig
George Willis
Sachiko Willis
J. Dwight Wilson
Jeanne and Jim Wilson
Judy and Steve Wilson
Julie Wilson
Peggy Wilson
Vicki Wilson
Erik Winkler
Misao Winn
Winningham Family Fund
Michelle Winters
John Winther
Gary Winuk
Lance Wiscomb
Bryan Wise
Hayley Wise
Ruth Wisnom
Carolyn and Vernon Wittman
Allan Wofchuck
Gloria Wolfenden
Ada Wong
Cathy Wong
Christopher Wong
Doris Wong
Jimmy Wong
John D. Wong
Kairen Wong
Kimberly Wong
Lilian and Arthur Wong
Linda Wong
Nira and Dick Wong
Pamela Wong
Sharyl Wong
Sheila Wong
Tyler Wong
Weyman Wong
Winnie Wong
Cindy Wong-Zarahn
Woo Family Charitable Gift Trust
Sharen L. Woodroofe
Evelyn and Charles Woodruff
Lin L. Woodruff
Diane and Thomas Woodside
Elizabeth S. Woodward
Lisa Woody
Ruth Woolf
Susan Woolf
Charmion and Donald Woolfe
Mary C. Working
Judy Worster
Barbara Wright
Christine and Jack Wright
Gail A. and Carolyn F. Wright
Kristen and Brian Wright
Phyllis Wright
Sandra Wright
Benjamin Wu
Krysta Wyatt
Hillary Wyer
Judith D. Wykoff
Joanne Wynne
Josephine and Gus Xerogeanes
Xi Pi Delta
Angela Xu
Paul Xu
Gerald Yaffe
Ronald Yamada
Robert Yan
Chuya Yang
Soo Yang
Joyce and Marek Wolter
Donna Yap
Yifah Yaron
Jean Yates
Lynn M. Yazzolino
Kimberly Yee
Sandra A. Yee-Jensen
Lucretia Yeh
Stanley Yeh
Vijayavenkatesh Yelanji
Grace Yeung
Jack Yeung
Cordell Yin
Edward Ying
Elaine Yip
Raymond A. Yoro
Denise N. Yosso
Young Charitable Fund
Barbara R. Young
Beth Young
Donna Young
John Young
Kareema Young
Wendy Young
Helga and Dariush Youssefi
Jennifer Yu
Leo Yu
Xiaolian Yu
Mark Yuan
Andy Yue
Belinda and Stephen Yuen
Doreen Yui
Marilyn Zack
Joyce Zagrzebski
Judy and Eugene Zahnow
Michael Zaller
Diana and Steven Zamora
Richard Zanardi
Nouane Zapletal
Evelyn Zara
Joyce Zarcilla
Joan Zatopek
Paul Zawilski
Peter and Terrance Zerzan
Laurie Zetterstrom
Catherine Zhang
Luna Zhang
Ning Zheng
Yanjie Zheng
Joyce Zhu
Sandra Zicke
Lynn Ziebarth
Julie and Joe Zier
Stefan Zier
Bernadette Zigalo-DelBraccio
Daniel Ziger
Ellen Ziger
Molly and Joseph Zimmerer
Robert Zimmerman
Theo Zimmerman
Lisa and Randy Zink
Joann and Eugene Zlatunich
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Kelly Zook
Nathan Zorndorf
Ronald Zucker
Donna and Raymon Zuniga
PUBLIC FUNDING
City of Brisbane
City of Burlingame
City of East Palo Alto
City of Foster City
City of Menlo Park
City of Redwood City
City of San Carlos
City of San Mateo
City of South San Francisco
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Local Initiative Support Corporation (LISC)
Peninsula Health Care District
San Mateo County Behavioral Health and
Recovery Services
San Mateo County Department of Housing
San Mateo County Department of Sustainability
San Mateo County Human Services Agency
San Mateo County Medical Center
San Mateo County Strong Fund
Sequoia Healthcare District
United Way of the Bay Area
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR MAIN EVENT
SPONSORS
Visionary Level
Caroline and Graham Low
Champion Level
Gilead Sciences, Inc.
Bank of America & Merrill
Sheila & Mark Wolfson
Believer Level
Baker Family Charitable Trust
Bill Freeman
Hanson Bridgett LLP
Peninsula Health Care District
Enthusiast Level
Avidbank
Bay Area Border Relief
Boston Private
The Brian and Dianne Morton Family Fund
Elisa and Howard Clowes
Heather and Greg Damelio
Rob and Ginger DeContreras
Bill and Sue Kenney
Kerns Fine Jewelry
The Paul and Diane Morton Family Fund
Provident Credit Union
The Raiser Family
San Mateo County Community College District
Sares Regis Group of Northern California
Ting & Associates Merrill Lynch Wealth
Management
Dave and Adrienne Weil
Woodmont Real Estate Services
Xelay Foundation
Dreamer Level
David and Carolyn Amaral
Sheila Brady
Jim and Tish Busselle
Charles Schwab & Co. Inc. - San Mateo
Tina and Paul Crisci
Diane Dwyer
Diane Dwyer Fan Club (Duncan Beardsley)
Fitzgerald Landscapes
Bruce and Susan Herman
Kaiser Permanente
One Wealth Advisors
Peninsula Building Materials Co.
Peninsula Siding Company
Lana Morin Pierce, Realtor-Intero
Safeway
San Mateo County Trial Lawyers Association
SEA Construction, Inc.
Connie Sevier
Jay and Joyce Strauss
Vocker Kristofferson & Co.
Ally Level
Dina Artzt & Len Rosenduft
Barulich Dugoni & Suttmann Law Group, Inc.
Blake & Associates
Jim Dwyer - State Farm Insurance
Amy & Enrique Figueroa
Michele Freed & Gary Sprague
Patty Hsiu & Will Stein
Martin Global Leaders
Cindy Montgomery
Beverly & Andy Stern
Pam McCarthy-Hudson & Bill Hudson
Karen & David Mitchell
Ogawa-Mune Inc.
Right At Home - At-Home Elderly Care
Admirer Level
Michael Callan Landscape Architecture
Marie & Mike Chuang
JP Lindstrom, Inc.
Ken Constantino - Compass Realtor
Lisa Karson/Golden Gate Sotheby’s International
Realty
Tanya Manyak DDS, Manyak Dental Group
Palo Alto Medical Foundation - Dr. Ken
Rosenbaum
Judi Powell & David Olson
Scheinholtz Associates, Architects
YeaMac, Jay Goldstein
IN MEMORIAM
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JOHN KELLY LEGACY CIRCLE
We rely on leadership and collaboration from people like you to address complex issues faced by those living in poverty. Making the decision to prepare a legacy gift gives you the opportunity to provide lasting, positive change in thousands of lives for generations to come. Legacy donors are invited to join Samaritan House’s John Kelly Legacy Circle. We gather Legacy Circle members each year to honor member contributions and to show how legacy gifts support improvements in our programs and in the community. To join the John Kelly Legacy Circle, all you need do is tell us that you have included Samaritan House in your estate plan, whether by your will, trust, retirement plan, bank account or other means.
Legacy Circle members inspire others to look toward the future and learn how they, too, can have a lasting impact in the lives of our neighbors who are less fortunate. We hope that you will allow us to thank and recognize you in Samaritan House publications and communications. If you choose, we will respect your wish to remain anonymous.
Please let us know if you have any questions or would like to explore your family’s priorities, hopes and dreams to make the community a better place for all. Give us a call, in confidence, at 650.523.0817.
Our family has supported the mission of Samaritan
House for decades, and we plan to continue supporting
their work for years to come as donors and volunteers.
When Joyce and I joined the John Kelly Legacy Circle
by including Samaritan House as a recipient of our
living trust, we were investing in the longevity of an
organization and cause we care deeply about.
- Jay Strauss, Samaritan House Advisory Council Member
We are encouraged by
the staff and volunteers
at Samaritan House and
their deep commitment to
making our community the
best it can be. Our [legacy]
gift means that Samaritan
House services will bring
hope and opportunity
to others beyond our
lifetime.
- Jay and Joyce Strauss
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LEGACY CIRCLE
Endean Abrahamson*
Angela (Lo Duca) Affinito*
Edna Banta*
Robert Batinovich Charitable
Remainder Unitrust*
Frances A. Bedenis*
Cathryn Braga
Mary D. Bremner*
Raymond A. Brown Living
Trust*
Bernice Brownson*
Donald G. Buerkel*
Tish and James Busselle
John L. Carberry
Felix and Iva De Martis Family
Trust*
William S. Drieslein*
Gayle Flanagan
Jeanne Fleming
William S. Freeman
Pam Frisella
Marcia Gedanken*
Margaret S. Gerlinger Trust*
Bette Ghiotti Trust*
Lois G. Gilbert Family Trust
Louis J. Gioffredi*
Robert Grassilli, Jr.
Nancy Hall*
Abraham L. Hankin*
Vivian Hendrickson*
Nina and Louis Hengel*
The Shirley S. Hort Irrevocable
Trust*
Virginia Howe Inter Vivos
Trust*
Irene N. Hudson*
Charles T. Izmirian*
Martha Karcher*
Susan Ketcham
Lynn D. and Mary I. King*
Sherlyn M. Kirstner Trust
Ann Konstantelos*
Luella C. Kraft*
Kam Chuen Kwan & Siu Lo
Revocable Trust*
Jean Letsinger*
Lewis 1991 Unitrust*
Macauley Trust*
Louis and Yvonne* Maraviglia
Mollie and Joe Marshall
Mazini Trust*
McDonough Family Trust*
Mary T. McDonough Trust*
Lelia M. Meyer Revocable
Trust*
Jessie A. Miller*
Florence S. Nilsson*
Donald C. Nystrom Trust*
Nora O’Brien*
Josephine A. Osborne
Survivor’s Trust*
Ventura J. Perez Living Trust*
Robert Pex*
Walter J. and Margaret C.
Phelan 1991 Trust*
Walter K. Ragan*
Ruth Reuter*
Doris B. Richmond Trust*
William L. Schwartz*
Bernadette M. Senasac*
Evelyn Stern*
Jay and Joyce Strauss
Irene Thomas*
YoonSung and Jason Ting
Mary Torre Trust*
Emily N. Trine*
John Trixler Estate*
June L. Ursem*
William H. Van Horn*
Johanna Von Eitzen*
Willard Charitable Trust*
Beverly and Bernard Wolfe*
Sheila and Mark Wolfson
*Deceased
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In memory of Inger Aadahl
Dor othy and Theodore Dimitre
In memory of Steven Abrams
Michael Abrams
In memory of Yolanda Aguirre
Sylvia Aguirr e-Alberto and Cecilio Alberto
In memory of Zaid Almanaseer
Imad Almanaseer
In memory of Harry Ambrunn
Linda Costas
In memory of Dale James Anderson
V alerie Anderson
In memory of Rex Andrews
Susan Nelson
In memory of Mary Angelich
Nor ma J. Quickert
In memory of Dr. James Arnold
Bill Raffin
In memory of Ed Austin
Helen and Her man Lewin
In memory of Carmen Azzopardi
In memory of George Babcock
Mary and Adrian Castiglia
In memory of Rajendra Kumar Bagga
David Clark
In memory of Edward K. Baldwin
Ian M. Baltuch
In memory of Bill and Betty Barry
Eileen Barry and Mike Dar cy
In memory of William Bartels
Jamie Abdilla
Car ol and Robert Cameron
In memory of John A. Barulich
Nada Barulich
In memory of Ben Beltramo
Gina Beltramo
In memory of Kate Berenson, z”l
Jewish Community Federation &
Endowment Fund - Federation Team Giving
Circle
In memory of Barbara Bernal
Angelina and Grant Larson
In memory of Dante Bernal
Ethel Ber nal
In memory of Emilio and Lucia Bernal
Elisa Ber nal
In memory of Enis Bertolozzi
Sandra and Joseph Bertolozzi
In memory of Vijay Laxmi Bhargava
Marilyn and Roy A vondet
Claudia McGuir e
In memory of Arvind Bhopale
Richar d and Fangling Needham
In memory of Judith Blackburn
Angela and Maurice Quillen
In memory of Jack Boese
Marilyn F . Dinges
In memory of Richard Bona
Mary M. Bona
In memory of Bob Booton
T amsen Duke
In memory of Ariel Brenneck
Cathy McCor mick
In memory of Tom Bridgman
Brian Boisson
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Martin T imins
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Kimberly Rosales
In memory of Frank Brown
Jennie and Frank Br own
Ann and Gr egory Gadsby
Kar en Gardiner
Jim Goell
Mary Honings
Dolor es Kessler
Stephen Kessler
Linda and Eric Rumley
James White
In memory of Scott Brown
Kathleen Ann Rafael
In memory of Vera J. Brown
Adrian L. Wheeler , Jr.
In memory of Gene Bruce
Jean and Paul W illiams
In memory of Sister Marguerite Buchanan
Judy Rogers-Bianchi and Roland Bianchi
In memory of Ruth and Daniel Buckley
Kar en Lautsch
In memory of William Budge
Pamela and J. David Hakman
Jill T arlau
Abigail and Henry W ilder
In memory of Nancy Bush
Car ol Young
In memory of Lori Buttlaire
Barbara and Daniel Buttlair e
In memory of Fallen Cabebes
Laxme Cabebe
In memory of Naomi Elizabeth Cahoon
Stephen Cahoon
In memory of Doris Calvert
Darla Calvert and Dennis Fong
In memory of Rene Campos
Lisa Reiche
In memory of Sal Canjura Jr.
Maria Canjura
In memory of James Cantrell
Stanley Jonsson
In memory of John Carberry
Jean and Ralph Gar cia
In memory of Michael Cardle
Eugene Car dle
In memory of Robert Carnevale
Kathy Stumbaugh
In memory of Betty and Joe Castagnola
Janet Shapir o
In memory of Hugh Chan
Renee Chan
In memory of Wellington and Lindie Chan
Ron Chan
In memory of Myra Choy
Stephanie Chan
Angela Cheung
Lor etta and Edward Chow
Siuhua Day
Susan Huetteman
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V ictor Sumnicht Foundation
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Second Harvest of Silicon Valley
Sequoia Hospital
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Trader Joe’s - Hillsdale
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Help a Mother Out
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Merck
Sam Trans
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ADJ, Inc.
Illumina Foster City
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
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Clean Mate Inc.
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Piazza’s Fine Foods
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Burlingame Parent’s Club
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Flow & Glow
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Jamie Harris
Andrea and Todd Hedrick
Jay Janton
L&P Aesthetics
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Mariners Point Golf Center
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Marissa Matsumoto
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Andra Norris Art Gallery
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Jeffrey Ting
Michael Ting
YoonSung and Jason C. Ting
Siu Lun To
Nicole Tonelli
Rosa Torpis
Lisa Torres
Angie Torres Adorno
Cuong Tran
Mark Triplett
Katherine Tsai
Mary Tsao
Jan Tuber
Janette Tumaob
Katherine Turner
Andrea Unger
Alexander Ungewickell
Wendi Upchurch
Barbara Verhage
Jan Verhage
Susan Victory
Thomas Vieira
Vanessa Vielman-Gomez
Alina Villanueva
Keith Virnoche
Dane Voboril
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Adrian Vogt
Wendy Voorsanger
Elaine Voulgares Breeze
Celene Voyles
Thy Vu
Jeffrey Walker
Vivian Wallace
Elizabeth Walsh
Lindsey Walsh
Emily Wang
Melissa Wang
Christopher Wardle
Yvonne Sun
Gretchen Wehrle
Joyce and Norm Weil
Kelly Weil
Shiri Weinstein
Cynthia Weller
Nancy and Steve Weller
Heidi Werner
Meredith Westerman
Michaela Whaley
Lisa A. Wheeler
Gail Whipple
Jeanette White
Becky White Loewy
Jennifer Whitmore
Jennifer Wilcox
Sarah Wiley
Debbie Wilhellm
Jessica Willey
Linda Willey
Lora Williams
Katharine Wilson
Kristy Wilson
Carol Winn
Jeffrey Wohl
Carmen Wong
Kimberly Wong
Melissa Wong
SuhYun Wu
Wen Wu
Tabitha Y Pon
Yan Yan Yu
Jennifer Yang
Joyce and Marek Wolter
Lauren Yauch
Kimberly Yee
Regina Yee
Edward Ying
Judy Yip
Mary Ynes
Karen Young
Michele Young
Christina Yuni
Catherine Zhang
Sandra Zicke
Todd Zwaanstra
Jennifer Zweig
MATCHING GIFTS
Abbvie
Activision Blizzard
Adobe Systems
Advent Software
AIG
Amgen Foundation
Apple
Applied Materials
Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation
Atlassin
Autodesk Foundation
Bank of America Foundation
Blue Shield of California
Box, Inc.
Broadcom Inc.
CDK Global
Charles Schwab Corporation
Cisco
Clorox Company
Costco Wholesale Corporation
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation
Docusign
Dolby
Dropbox, Inc.
eBay Foundation
Electronic Arts
Envestnet Giving Program
Equinix, Inc.
Federal Home Loan Bank San Francisco
Franklin Templeton Investments
Gap Inc.
Genentech, Inc.
Gilead Sciences
GitHub
Golden Gate Capital
Goldman Sachs & Co.
Google
Hearst
Heising-Simons Foundation
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Foundation
IBM
Intel Corporate
Intuit
Johnson & Johnson
Juniper Networks
Kaiser Permanente Community Giving
Campaign
KKR
KLA Foundation
Levi Strauss
LinkedIn
LiveRamp
Lockheed Martin
Macy’s
Makena Capital Management
Medtronic Foundation
Merck
Microsoft
Morgan Stanley
The Morrison & Foerster Foundation
Netflix
Nutanix
Nvidia
Oath, Inc.
Okta
Oracle Corporation
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Pfizer
Playstation Cares
Prudential
Rakuten Americas
Raytheon Technologies
Red Bull
Roblox
Salesforce.org
SAP
ServiceNow
Silicon Valley Bank
State Farm Company
Survey Monkey
The Swinerton Foundation
Target
TE Connectivity (Tyco)
Texas Instruments
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Turnitin
UBS Financial Services Inc.
Varian Medical Systems Foundation
Verizon Employee Giving Foundation
Visa Givingstation
VMware Foundation
The Walt Disney Company Foundation
WarnerMedia
Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign
The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
Xerox
Xilinx
Samaritan House is deeply grateful to
everyone on this list for their generous
support. We strive for accuracy in
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FY 2022-2023 Non-Profit Funding Application
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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
City Council has set aside funds to support local non-profit agencies that operate programs and services that benefit the Foster City community and that the City would otherwise be unable to provide.
Funding levels are determined annually by the City Council. The total funding made available may vary and traditionally has been funded by the General Fund.
NON-PROFIT FUNDING PROCESS SCHEDULE
April 1, 2022 Non-profit funding application period opens.
May 2, 2022 All requests for funding are due from non-profit agencies no later than 5:00 PM.
May 4, 2022
to
June 6, 2022
Non-profit representatives Applicants are invited to appear during the Public Comment period at ANY Regular City Council meeting between Monday, April 4, and Monday, June 6, 2022. Applicants will be given three minutes to briefly overview their organization and how non-profit funding would benefit the Foster City Community. No funding recommendations will be considered until June 6, 2022.
June 6, 2022 City Council determines funding levels by agency which staff incorporates into the Final FY 2021-2022 Budget document.
June 20, 2022 Final FY 2022-2023 Budget is adopted by the City Council.
July 1, 2022 Non-profit funding program year begins. Awarded non-profits to submit invoice to City requesting disbursement.
PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
At its March 21, 2022 Council meeting, City Council approved new Non-Profit Grant Program Guidelines, which can be found here.
Organization must be incorporated as a non-profit organization or school with tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
An unincorporated organization may apply through a fiscal sponsor, provided that the fiscal sponsor is a 501(c)(3) organization or school with tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
The applicant agency understands funding disbursement may only occur after an invoice and W-9 documentation is submitted to the City.
The applicant agency agrees that an annual report/presentation will be provided to the City Council and shall indicate the number of services provided and Foster City residents served by the organization during the reporting period. The report will include measurable contract outcomes, successes, and challenges.
Organization must comply with all appropriate requirements on the use of public funds, particularly prohibiting funds being used for personal benefit or lending of funds to a private entity.
Agencies are required to apply for funding each year. Funding for any given year does not guarantee funding for succeeding years.
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Funding Application
Organization Name:
San Mateo-Foster City Community Education
Foundation
Organization Address
1170 Chess Drive
Foster City, California, 94404
Community Need Category
Basic Needs
Click here to learn more about Community Needs Categories Contact Name:
Sonja Tappan
Contact Email:
[email protected]
Phone Number:
(650) 766-5077
Amount Requested:
35,000
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1a. Describe the problem or need area being
addressed including any formal study that has
been done of the local and regional need for
the service, program, or project.
The San Mateo-Foster City Education Foundation
(SMFCEdFund) believes every child deserves the
best education possible. The Foundation is
committed to reaching every child in the San
Mateo-Foster City School District (SMFCSD) and
closing the educational equity and opportunity gap
by funding a wide variety of educational
opportunities to help our diverse community of
students achieves their full potential. A strong
Education Foundation does more than just support
the children in its care, it impacts the entire
community. We are committed to reaching out to
our greater community and raising awareness of
the value of supporting local schools to those
outside of our immediate parent base. The needs
in our public school community are ever-changing
but our focus on the students remains the same.
Join us as we Dream Big with our students!
2a. Describe the goals of the program for
which you are requesting funding and how the
funds would be used.
We are so fortunate to have our children back in
the classrooms! Simple acts of washing hands,
keeping a safe distance, and wearing a mask all
helped to reduce the spread of the virus that
ravaged so many communities. Vaccines are now
available and we are all better informed about how
the virus is spread. This is great news and as a
result, our students were able to return to the
classrooms for in-person classes. While the
pandemic is not over, being physically present in
the classroom is a welcomed change from 2020.
Out of an abundance of caution, in March 2020
schools moved to distance learning and we kept
our students safe at home. This helped keep the
virus from spreading in our school communities,
however, we did not realize the hidden dangers
looming in the background. It is only now that our
students are back in the classroom that we are
able to begin to assess the effects of distance
learning and being sequestered in their homes.
Educators, counselors, and parents/guardians are
reporting record numbers of students showing
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to resolve conflicts amongst peers, lack of trust,
and an increase in the number of students with
reduced ability to perform physical activities
during playtime and physical education. The
pandemic has taken a heavy toll on these
students' lives. In short, many students need help
restoring their social-emotional well-being and
physical health.
As a result of these findings, the San Mateo-Foster
City Education Foundation is committed to
continuing to serve the students of our
community. In the 2021-2022 school year, we
launched Project Inspiration. The three-year
initiative focused on advancing academic
leadership, health and safety, and STEAM (Science,
Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math)
education. We continue to make great strides
towards our goal and improve the educational
outcomes for all students. This year we will place
a heavier emphasis on the health and safety of our
students. Focusing on health and safety will be
instrumental in ensuring our students have the
tools, resources, and services they need to stay
healthy, both physically and mentally. Everyone
can agree that when a student's social-emotional
well-being is strong, they are able to put their
maximum efforts into learning.
We are fortunate to continue to receive support
from parents, local businesses, corporations,
foundations, and cities in a collaborative venture
addressing equity and opportunity in our district.
Through generous grants, we are funding programs
that promote the social-emotional well-being of
our students. Programs funded this year were
identified by the School District to help restore and
strengthen the student's confidence in themselves
and trust in others while also emphasizing
physical fitness. This school year we funded LEGO
and Paxton-Patterson enrichment programs that
provide hands-on modules that encourage
students to work together and engage in asking
deeper questions as they work through challenging
academic problems.
The Foundation provided funding for stimulating
and engaging exploration learning at outdoor
education for over 50 children who would
otherwise not have been able to attend outdoor
education. The Natural Science-based camps
foster independence, trust, and deeper
relationships with their peers. These skills are the
backbone of increasing social-emotional well-
being in our young students.
Other generous grants have enabled the
Foundation to continue to fund music, arts
education, and athletics. As you might imagine
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many students find stress relief and individual
expression and pride in their accomplishments
through tactile, visual, and musical arts as well as
sports. Our students deserve to grow in a nurturing
environment that focuses on their well-being.
Through this grant, we invite the City of Foster City
to be our strategic partner, champion our vision,
and continue to help fund our initiative that is
already proving to provide significant support for
our school district. The SMFCEdFund is proud to
be in direct alignment with Foster City’s mission of
ensuring the long-term financial stability of the
City and providing services that enhance the
current and future quality of life for those who live,
work and play in Foster City. Our students are the
key to a successful future community.
SMFCEdFund support is needed now more than
ever to ensure all the students in our district have
access to quality enrichment opportunities and
wellness programs. We continue to be at the
forefront of ensuring our students not only have
the resources they need now but also those they
will need in the future.
2b. Describe the accomplishments over the
recent year of your organization and/or the
program for which you are requesting funding.
We have experienced many successes that we are
happy to celebrate.
Our Executive Director continues to drive our
strategic vision, increase awareness of the
Foundation, and secure stable financial support
from strategic partners. The Executive Director
continues to focus on Project Inspiration, with a
specific emphasis on health and safety initiatives
to fund the most pressing needs in the aftermath
of the pandemic while continuing to impact
excellence in our schools both now and into the
future.
In the area of academic leadership and health and
safety, we were able to secure funding for LEGO
and Paxton Patterson modules. These innovative
modules were identified and will be led by Science
Teacher on Special Assignment (ToSA) (funded by
a grant in 2021) as an innovative way to facilitate
learning and reinforce concepts taught in the
classroom. We were able to secure funding to
support:
Every 1st grade child in the district has access to
LEGO DUPLO ™ curriculum and materials
Every 2nd - 4th grade child in the district has
access to LEGO SPIKE ™ curriculum and materials
Every 6th grade child in the district has access to
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Paxton Patterson ™ curriculum and materials
Every 2nd - 4th and 6th-grade teacher receives
professional development in LEGO DUPLO ™, LEGO
SPIKE ™, and Paxton Patterson ™ curriculum,
respectively.
Our students will implement logic and reasoning
through their LEGO play experiences. Many of our
over 3,000 low-income students will be able to play
with LEGO materials for the first time. They will
learn through exploration. They will collaborate
with their peers on more complicated projects.
They will take pride and ownership of their work
and build confidence in themselves and strengthen
their collaboration with others through creative
thinking and problem-solving. Through play-based
learning, these students will build their social-
emotional relationships and promote their well-
being.
Our students in the Middle Schools will participate
in Paxton/Patterson’s state-of-the-art approach to
engineering education and 21st-century skills such
as self-direction, initiative, and problem-solving
within the classroom. Students will gain a deeper
understanding of how the subjects they are
learning in the classroom can be integrated into
their lives and possible future careers. Educators
integrate math, science, and engineering into their
core academic subjects and incorporate work-
based projects into their courses. Educators will
be instructed on Paxton/Patterson's innovative
approach to assessment, remediation, and
Common Core alignment. Our students will be
prepared to align their interests with their aptitude
after working through the several modules
available to promote college and career readiness.
These student-centered hands-on modules allow
students to explore the subjects and stretch the
boundaries of what is possible for them to
achieve. Modules such as Environment and
Ecology, Lifetime Nutrition and Wellness, and
Electricity and Electronics will be tools every
student will explore. These programs will allow
students to build confidence in their ability to
perform meaningful work and work collaboratively
with others. The modules will also aid in the
preparation of viable careers of today and future
careers of tomorrow. It is said that when you know
where you are going, the road is clear. Through
these modules, students will gain the confidence
they need to continue to be lifelong learners. It is
this confidence that will fuel their social-emotional
well-being as they work closely and find common
ground with their peers.
In the area of health and wellness advancement,
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we were able to secure funding for over 50
students to attend Outdoor Education (OE). This
unique opportunity for students to be away from
their families and increase their reliance on their
peers increases their self-confidence and
interdependencies with each other. Students return
from outdoor education with renewed confidence
in themselves and their peers as well as learning
science through an immersive experience. The
Outdoor Education program dives deeply into the 5
Environmental Principles and Concepts.
Specifically addressed are:
Principle 1: People Depend on Natural Systems;
Principle 2: People Influence Natural Systems;
Principle 3: Human practices can alter the cycles
and processes that operate within natural
systems;
Principle 4: There are no permanent or
impermeable boundaries that prevent matter from
flowing between systems;
Principle 5: Decisions affecting resources and
natural systems are complex and involve many
factors.
Environmental Principles and Concepts are one of
the foundations of the Next Generation Science
Standards and, at times, one of the hardest to
address without the students being in a natural
setting, which fosters deeper understanding.
Supporting the Outdoor Education experience for
our students adds a vital boost to their
understanding of humanity's influence on the
natural world.
Although Outdoor Education supports the core
science curriculum, it is not considered
fundamental. As such, families are asked to fund
the experience at their own expense. However, not
all families can afford the $500 cost to attend. In
our underfunded elementary and middle schools,
our free and reduced lunch population continues to
increase. These students have less opportunity to
explore nature around them due to a lack of family
financial resources. Oftentimes, the school's
Outdoor Education program is their first and only
outdoor nature experience.
Historically, students who attend OE score higher
on Environmental Principles and Concepts than
their peers. Also, in group and class discussions,
the depth of understanding and explanation of
environmental factors pertaining to the standards
are typically detailed, well-communicated, and
used correctly by students who attend OE. This is
an important part of grading a student’s
understanding of the standards in the Next
Generation Science Standards. Many of our
students who participated in the OE program
returned during their high school years as cabin
leaders. For many students, this is a rite of
passage and an experience they will never forget.
We are proud to support outdoor education to
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ensure all students are able to attend.
This year we are proud to include a new
collaboration with Camp Galileo. This unique
opportunity will provide 50 student scholarships to
their science-based camp. We are proud to
continue to expand our resources and provide
additional experience for all students.
In the area of arts, a generous grant for musical
instruments ensured that more students were able
to enjoy the gift of music this school year. The
addition of 22 key large musical instruments
including a tuba, violas, cellos, alto, tenor, and
baritone saxophones, which are typically not found
in middle school programs, increases confidence
and breadth of experience for our young musicians
and makes it much for likely for these musicians
to continue their instruction in high school. This
grant along with donations secured during our
Annual Drive and Readathon ensures our students
may continue their pursuit of music education and
the academic and developmental benefits of
studying music. Those students that choose to
play a musical instrument in high school are well
prepared for the rigors of the high school program.
The outstanding middle school music
performances are a testament to their dedication
to their craft.
Through donations and fundraisers such as the
Gala, we are able to provide generous grants to
each school to use for digital innovation and
experiential learning materials and experiences.
While each school has different digital innovation
and experiential learning needs, all students
benefit from the additional funding for their
schools. We are proud to support the school's
individuality and specific needs to foster the health
and well-being of the students in their care.
Next school year we hope to include funding for
Unity Days. Unity Days is a unique program that
fosters a sense of community, hope, and inclusion
bolstering social-emotional well-being. Through
group activities and role-playing, students learn
valuable skills like celebrating their similarities
and differences and learning how to resolve
conflicts in constructive ways. The program
promotes empathy and respect for yourself and
others. Team building activities encourage
communication and cooperation, many of the
skills that students were not able to practice and
develop during distance learning. Studies have
shown that communities that participate in these
types of programs experience less bullying and
become active leaders who create an inclusive
culture. This grant request will allow the School
District to include more children in this valuable
program which promotes social-emotional
wellness.
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2c. Describe the benefits to the City of Foster
City and/or its residents of the program goals
and accomplishments described in the
previous two questions.
Our support of the social and emotional well-being
of the whole student impacts every aspect of not
only the child's life but of those in their
community. As funding for non-core subjects was
cut, the SMFCEdFund stepped in to keep the Arts
in schools. We have supported the music program
in the SMFCSD for over 20 years. The music
program provides music education to students in
Transitional Kindergarten through 5th grade. The
instrumental music program in 5th grade opens
the door for students to participate in the music
programs in middle school and high school. It also
ensures the continued existence of high school
music programs.
After more than 30 years as a foundation, we are
proud to not only fund art, music, and athletics but
also provide funding for innovative programs such
as Unity Days, LEGO and Paxton Patterson
modules, Outdoor Education, and so much more.
We aspire to provide funding to support a strong
well-rounded education that will inspire future
confidence in our young learners to become vital
future leaders in our community.
The programs that we as the SMFCEdFund fund
impact all of the children and families in our 21
schools as well as the broader community. Our
goal is to inspire our students to dream and create
their best tomorrow.
2d. How many Foster City residents did this
program serve last year and/or how many are
expected to be served in the coming year?
We are very fortunate that the San Mateo-Foster
City School District is home to 21 schools within
Foster City and San Mateo. As one school district
with two cities, we are in a unique position to
serve a large community and provide a variety of
educational choices to our community. It is
estimated that over 3,000 students of the 30,000
Foster City residents attend elementary and middle
school in the 21 schools that comprise the San
Mateo-Foster City School District. Current
enrollment in the district is over 10,500 students.
Parents of Foster City students have the option to
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send their children to any of the four elementary
schools or one middle school in Foster City or the
eleven elementary, two middle, or three
Kindergarten through 8th-grade schools located in
San Mateo. We believe it is a benefit to Foster City
residents to have the choice to send their children
to District schools in San Mateo; including those
specializing in language immersion, Montessori
instruction, and STEAM/STEM education. The
wide-reaching effects of a well-rounded public
school education benefit not only the immediate
community but also the surrounding communities.
As such, the number of Foster City residents
directly served by the SMFCEdFund is a smaller
percentage than the residence served in San
Mateo but each student is equally served and the
impact on the collective well-being of the
residents of Foster City is substantial.
2e. Does your organization or program serve a
larger geographic area or any other
jurisdictions? List (if any), including the total
number typically served.
The San Mateo-Foster City Education Foundation
proudly serves all of the students in 21 public
schools in the San Mateo-Foster City School
District. Students are educated in preschool
through eighth grade at fifteen elementary schools,
three Kindergarten through 8th-grade schools, and
three middle schools across Foster City and San
Mateo. We estimate over 10,500 students, 8,500
families, and over 1,200 staff members are directly
impacted by the SMFCEdFund.
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3a. Describe the organization’s experience
providing the proposed project or program.
The SMFCEdFund was founded over 30 years ago
to address the growing disparity, inequity, and
opportunity within our San Mateo-Foster City
School District (SMFCSD) due in part to decreased
state funding caused by the passage of
Proposition 13. It has been clearly established that
better-funded schools give more students
pathways to success. Understanding that the
schools in our district were not being equally
supported financially, the SMFCEdFund’s goal was
to secure funding so that all of the district schools
had the money needed to create equal opportunity
for students, regardless of where the school was
located. Since then, the SMFCEdFund has
continued its mission to identify unmet needs
within the district and close the disparity gap so all
the schools in our district excel, as a district.
Together with grantors and our generous
community, the SMFCEdFund has granted more
than $5 million to the SMFCSD to support district-
wide programs such as music, art, literacy, STEM
education, and after-school athletics.
The SMFCEdFund continues to expand our
partnerships between the SMFCSD and the local
community, to address funding gaps, unmet needs,
and the COVID-19 pivot to distance learning. The
SMFCSD continues to implement Next Generation
Science Standards (NGSS) and ensure that all
students (including 1,100 special day class
students) have access to high-quality science
education to narrow the opportunity and
achievement gap while navigating distance
learning. The SMFCEdFund commitment to
ensuring all 21 district schools provide art and
music programs inspires students to Dream Big.
Arts education is proven to positively impact
students’ well-being and grade level preparedness.
State funding does not always allow for all
schools in our district to provide quality Arts
education. However, with funding from the
SMFCEdFund, all District schools can make this a
reality.
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3b. Describe the way that the program is
staffed (full-time, part-time, volunteer) and
organized, as well as your organization’s total
annual budget and your various sources of
revenue.
The San Mateo-Foster City Education Foundation
was founded in 1989 by a few parents and
community members. We are now proud to boast
that we have a board of ten volunteer members,
four ex-officio members, six advisory board
members, approximately 25 dedicated volunteers,
and countless ad-hoc volunteers. There are three
employees: a part-time executive director and two
1/4 time paid staff members performing
bookkeeping and IT/website support. Our Board
Members, annual budget, and various sources of
revenue are listed below.
Corporate Officers
Names Titles Names
Titles
_____________________________________
____________________________________
Annie Tsai President Colleen
Sullivan Director
Marianne Wallace Vice President Nancy
Bui Director
Diane Shew Treasurer Bob
Hardy Director
Sajitha Vinod Secretary Kelley
Salomaa Director
Marilynn Kaplan Director
Christina Ogburn Chow Director
Total Organization Budget: $1,135,410.
Sources Amount
_____________________________________________
Gilead Sciences $500,000
Gala/Readathon $328,170
Annual Donation Drive $108,200
Foster City Non-Profit Grant $ 30,000
First Republic Bank $ 5,000
All Industrial Electric $ 2,500
California Water Service $ 2,000
Woodlawn Foundation $ 20,000
Adobe $ 20,000
Other $ 119,540
_______________________________________________
Total Income $1,135,410
3c. Describe any collaboration that exists
between your organization, this program and
programs administered by other agencies,
including financial, staffing or cross-referral,
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and how this may have benefitted or increased
the impact of your services.
The San Mateo-Foster City Education Foundation
(SMFCEdFund)started an earnest collaboration
with other profit and non-profit organizations at
the beginning of the pandemic. It was during the
crisis that many non-profit groups joined the
Foster City Chamber Cares Initiative and bi-weekly
Zoom meetings. Together we were able to create
an extensive network to solidify partnerships that
directly benefited the members of our community.
Since the inception of the SMFCEdFund in 1989,
our primary goal is to support educational
opportunities for the students who attend the 21
schools in the San Mateo-Foster City School
District (SMFCSD). With so many citizens in crisis,
we became acutely aware of the growing needs of
our school district students and their families but
we were not sure how we were going to be able to
continue to fund our mission to help them
continue to get a quality education. The Chamber
Cares initiative began hosting space for local
businesses and non-profit organizations to gather
and brainstorm approaches to the onslaught of
crises facing us all. The Foster City Chamber
became the hub of information when no other
business was providing clear information
regarding how to navigate the changing landscape
of the pandemic. In fact, most businesses were
struggling to pay their rent as many were forced to
close for various periods of time. Most non-profits
were struggling as our community citizens were
facing many challenges such as being the primary
teachers for their children, loss of work hours,
reduced pay, and in some cases, the fear of losing
their housing or health benefits. At the beginning
of the crisis, many families were struggling to feed
their families and keep their housing. The Chamber
Cares non-profit Zoom meetings became the hub
for those of us seeking information and sharing
resources to help our community, and avoid
duplicating efforts by working together to amplify
our reach. The leadership shown by the Foster City
Chamber of Commerce proved to be invaluable as
we worked towards the common goal of uplifting
our community. Together, the non-profits became
the power-house of resource information and
distribution of much-needed community support.
The Chamber Cares Zoom meetings continue to
focus the non-profits and facilitate partnerships,
collaboration, and friendships beyond our
imagination. The joint efforts with Samaritan
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House, Foster City Rotary Club, and the City of
Foster City helped address food insecurity for
local families. The alliances with Peninsula
Special Interest Lions Club, CalWater, Gilead
Sciences, and Foster City Council provided health
and safety resources, including masks, HEPA
filters, and Thermal Scanners to students and
staff. Thrive Alliance, Hillbarn Theatre, Foster City
Village, SAMCEDA, Baer Island Cyber Lions Club,
Foster City Parent’s Club, San Mateo Community
College District - Build4Life, and others all worked
together to extend our collective reach in the
community. The teamwork with our parent
community, the City of Foster City, the City of San
Mateo, Gilead Sciences, Woodlawn Foundation,
Adobe, Bohannon Foundation, First Republic, The
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FY 2022-2023 Non-Profit
Funding Application
4a. Proof of non-profit status (501(c)(3) or
equivalent):
pdf 501(c)(3) Determination Letter.pdf
Signature:
Date:
Friday, April 29, 2022
Printed Name:
Sonja Tappan
Title:
Executive Director
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CITY OF FOSTER CITY
FY 2022-2023 Non-Profit Funding Application
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
City Council has set aside funds to support local non- profit agencies that operate programs and services that benefit the Foster City community and that the City would otherwise be unable to provide. Funding levels are determined annually by the City Council. The total funding made available may vary and traditionally has been funded by the General Fund.
NON-PROFIT FUNDING PROCESS SCHEDULE
April 1, 2022 Non-profit funding application period opens.
May 2, 2022 All requests for funding are due from non-profit agencies no later than 5:00 PM.
May 4, 2022
to
June 6, 2022
Non-profit representatives Applicants are invited to appear during the Public Comment period at ANY Regular City Council meeting between Monday, April 4, and Monday, June 6, 2022. Applicants will be given three minutes to briefly overview their organization and how non-profit funding would benefit the Foster City Community. No funding recommendations will be considered until June 6, 2022.
June 6, 2022 City Council determines funding levels by agency which staff incorporates into the Final FY 2021-2022 Budget document.
June 20, 2022 Final FY 2022-2023 Budget is adopted by the City Council.
July 1, 2022 Non-profit funding program year begins. Awarded non- profits to submit invoice to City requesting disbursement.
PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
At its March 21, 2022 Council meeting, City Council approved new Non-Profit Grant Program Guidelines, which can be found here.
Organization must be incorporated as a non-profit organization or school with tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
An unincorporated organization may apply through a fiscal sponsor, provided that the fiscal sponsor is a 501(c)(3) organization or school with tax-exempt status und er Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
The applicant agency understands funding disbursement may only occur after an invoice and W-9 documentation is submitted to the City.
The applicant agency agrees that an annual report/presentation will be provided to the City Council and shall indicate the number of services provided and Foster City residents served by the organization during the reporting period. The report will include measur able contract outcomes, successes, and challenges.
Organization must comply with all appropriate requirements o n the use of public funds, particularly prohibiting funds being used for personal benefit or lending of funds to a private entity.
Agencies are required to apply for funding each year. Funding for any given year does not guarantee funding for succeeding years.
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Non-Profit Funding Application
(Please use additional sheets if necessary)
APPLICANT INFORMATION
Organization Name:
Organization Address:
Contact Name:
Contact Email:
Contact Phone: Amount Requested:
Select the appropriate Community Need category your organization meets (from the drop down menu below) SECTION 1: IDENTIFICATION/ANALYSIS OF LOCAL NEEDS
1a. Describe the problem or need area being addressed including any formal study that has been done of the local and regional need for the service, program, or project.
SECTION 2: PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
2a. Describe the goals of the program for which you are requesting funding and how the funds would be used.
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APPLICANT INFORMATION
Organization Name:
2b. Describe the accomplishments over the recent year of your organization and/or the program for which you are requesting funding.
2c. Describe the benefits to the City of Foster City and/or its residents of the program goals and accomplishments described in the previous two questions. 2d. How many Foster City residents did this program serve last year and/or how many are expected to be served in the coming year?
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APPLICANT INFORMATION
Organization Name:
2e. Does your organization or program serve a larger geographic area or any other jurisdictions? List (if any), including the total number typically served.
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Non-Profit Funding Application
(Please use additional sheets if necessary)
APPLICANT INFORMATION
Organization Name:
3c. Describe any collaboration that exists between your organization, this program and programs administered by other agencies, including financial, staffing or cross-referral, and how this may have benefitted or increased the impact of your services.
SECTION 4: REQUIRED ATTACHMENTS
4a. Proof of non-profit status (501(c)(3) or equivalent 4b. Copy of latest organization’s annual report (if possible) RETURN ONE COPY OF COMPLETED FORMS TO:
Mail
City of Foster City
Attention: City Manager Department
610 Foster City Boulevard
Foster City, CA 94404
Email
[email protected]
SIGNATURE
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Printed Name: Title:
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Fundraising 5.0%
Early Childhood and Family Services 29.0%
Wellness and Recovery Services 25.0%
Youth Empowerment Services 17.0%
Clinical and Community Services 10.0%
Management and General 14.0%
Miscellaneous and Investment Income 1.0%
Fundraising Events1.0%
Foundation Grants 6.0%
Government Grants and Contracts 82.0%
Contributions 4.0%
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DATE: June 6, 2022
TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Edmund Suen, Interim City Manager
Jennifer Phan, Interim Deputy City Manager
SUBJECT: REPORT ON POTENTIAL BUSINESS LICENSE TAX
ORDINANCE AMENDMENT AND NOVEMBER 2022 GENERAL
ELECTION BALLOT MEASURE
RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended that the City Council, via Minute Order, provide policy direction related to amending the City of Foster City's Business License Tax Ordinance and placing a ballot measure on the November 8, 2022 General Election.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Earlier this year, in recognition of fiscal challenges and the desire to provide uninterrupted services to the community, City Council had expressed its interest in exploring an update to the City's Business License Tax (BLT) Ordinance. Specifically, City Council was interested in increasing the gross receipts cap to increase General Fund revenues, dependent on varying levels of escalation.
To ensure adequate time for the City Council to discuss and consider a potential ballot measure, this report is being brought forward today after City staff had conducted further analysis and stakeholder engagement with the impacted businesses. City staff is requesting policy direction from the City Council on whether it should prepare and submit a ballot measure for consideration by the voters in the November 8, 2022 General Election.
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amount and whether City Council would like to build in any of the suggestions conveyed by the impacted business community.
BACKGROUND
Over the years, it has become increasingly difficult for cities to raise revenues and as a result, Business License Tax (BLT) has become a common and critical revenue source for many cities. It is an annual tax charged to anyone doing business in a city.
There are several types of business license tax methodologies: flat tax, employee count, payroll tax, square footage based, etc. A business license tax based on gross receipts is structured to impose taxes on all sales made by a company, regardless of the income source. Gross receipts taxes are levied on the seller of goods or services rather than on consumers. This is one of the most common methods of business taxation in California. As a widely used methodology, there are many established guidelines for what constitutes gross receipts and how to administer the tax. In addition, with a uniform tax rate on gross receipts for all businesses, generally also subject to a minimum registration tax, this approach is also a relatively simple tax structure that allows for adaptability.
CITY'S CURRENT BUSINESS LICENSE TAX STRUCTURE
The City of Foster City's BLT Ordinance was enacted in 1972, shortly after the City's incorporation. Since that time, the BLT Ordinance has only been updated once in 2013 (Attachment 1). Foster City Municipal Code Title 5 “Business Licenses and Regulation” Chapters 5.04 to 5.40 outlines the provisions of the City's BLT. The model in which the City follows is based on the aforementioned gross receipts model with a single tax rate. This model has growth potential, yet is also equitable to businesses during economic downturns; which also means there may be significant revenue volatility during periods of expansion and contraction (gross receipts are self-reported by each business).
The City's BLT includes a gross receipts component consisting of a gross receipts rate of $0.00075 ($0.75 per $1,000 of gross receipts) and a cap of $35,980,000, resulting in a current maximum BLT amount of $26,985. The gross receipts cap is indexed annually based on the local Consumer Price Index (CPI). To-date, there are approximately 20 businesses located in Foster City that have gross receipts above the cap. Those businesses are effectively 679
paying a rate of less than $0.00075. Should an increase in the gross receipts cap be considered, it would likely generate additional revenues for the City's General Fund from those 20 businesses (under the assumption their reported gross receipts would remain the same).
CITY’S FINANCIAL PICTURE
Over the course of this year's budget process, staff presented information on the City's financial projections. The lingering economic distress resulting from the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has been an extraordinary challenge for both the community and the organization's recovery. Challenges such as high inflation, supply-chain disruptions, labor shortages, and impacts from the Russia-Ukraine war have compounded massive revenue losses for local governments since the onset of the pandemic. Foster City itself is dealing with retention and recruitment issues and the escalating costs of labor, while grappling with slow revenue recovery for sales tax, business license tax, recreation programs and rentals, and especially transient occupancy tax.
These are also coupled with other adverse fiscal impacts such as the City's growing CalPERS Unfunded Accrued Liability (UAL) and the State's proposed law changes to property tax in lieu of vehicle license fees.
As a result, the FY 2022-2023 Budget and 5-Year Financial Plan reflect ongoing operating structural deficits before applying the receipt of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) relief funds. After applying the ARPA funding of $4.05 million, a small surplus of $114,010 is projected for FY 2022-2023; however, continued structural deficits are anticipated for the out years. In response to this fiscal challenge, City staff has been tasked with finding solutions to resolve the anticipated General Fund structural deficits forecasted for the next five years. The City has been cognizant of its financial position, 680
tightening expenditures, reducing nonessential costs, and reprioritizing infrastructure needs. While the City anticipates continued volatility in its various revenue streams, it is also committed to maintaining existing service levels and prudent reserve levels to protect the City's long-term fiscal sustainability.
On March 7, 2022, the City Council received an informational report on potential General Fund revenue enhancement ballot measures. These included Business License Tax (BLT), Sales Tax, and Transient Occupancy Tax as options to address the anticipated General Fund structural deficits. City staff received direction at that meeting to not pursue Sales Tax and Transient Occupancy Tax, but to instead further explore an increase to the gross receipts cap for BLT.
On April 4, 2022, the City Council received a follow-up informational report with additional research on BLT, including how Foster City compared to other agencies and the estimated revenue increases to the General Fund based on the gross receipts cap limits over a range of scenarios. The City Council provided direction for staff to reach out to the impacted businesses to further discuss before formal direction could be provided.
This report is intended to provide additional analysis regarding a BLT measure as one potential solution to build the City's fiscal foundation.
ANALYSIS
CITY'S PROPOSED BUSINESS LICENSE TAX STRUCTURE AND
MEASURE
The City has a business license tax (BLT) that includes a gross receipts component consisting of a gross receipts rate of $0.00075 and a cap of $35,980,000, resulting in a current maximum BLT amount of $26,985. The gross receipts cap is indexed annually based on the local CPI.
There are different parameters in which City Council may consider for a potential business license tax ballot measure. For instance, whether the revenue would be used for general or specific purposes, its implementation timeline and phasing considerations, the tax rate itself, or introduction of business rate categories. However, given the expressed interest in not impacting the overall tax base nor to substantially change its structure, City staff only recommends an increase to the gross receipts cap. This, in effect, 681
would only impact a limited number of businesses, and exclude the majority of those doing business in Foster City. As mentioned, there are approximately 20 businesses that have gross receipts above the cap. An increase in the gross receipts cap would generate additional revenues for the City's General Fund from those 20 businesses. The table below provides potential increases in the BLT at various gross receipts cap limits.
GROSS RECEIPTS TAX SCENARIOS
Current Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3 Scenario 4
Gross
Receipts
Cap
$36 million $300 million $400 million $500 million $1 billion Potential
Aggregate
Additional
BLT to
Foster
City
- $1.99 million $2.59 million $3.15 million $4.74 million Maximum
BLT for a
business
that
reaches
the gross
receipts
cap
$26,985 $225,000 $300,000 $375,000 $750,000
Updating the BLT Ordinance to reflect an increase to the gross receipts cap anywhere within the range of $300 million to $1 billion would not only raise revenues for municipal purposes, but would provide for uninterrupted essential services. As a general tax measure, its revenues would be vital in ensuring public safety and health, addressing critical infrastructure maintenance, and funding amenities such as parks & outdoor spaces. These core services benefit all community members, from residents to the City's corporate citizens and its employees alike.
COMPARATIVE CITIES AND THE COST OF DOING BUSINESS
City staff selected three San Mateo County cities (South County: Redwood City, Central County: San Mateo, North County: South San Francisco) and two neighboring County cities (San Francisco County: San Francisco and Santa Clara County: Mountain View), to conduct a comparison on the cost of doing business in each city. Staff compared the maximum business license tax, sales tax rate, utility tax rate (if applicable), transient occupancy tax (TOT), average rent for office space, vacancy rate for office space, and 682
property tax rate (beyond the 1% base rate). A summary chart is provided in Attachment 3.
While some cities have lower business license tax maximums, many have higher taxes that can cost businesses thousands of dollars annually. Half the comparison cities have added a transaction and use tax branding from 1/4% to 1% to their city’s sales tax, increasing the costs of goods and services businesses purchase in their respective cities. Additionally, three cities (Mountain View, Redwood City, and San Francisco) have utility taxes on telecom, gas, and electric. Redwood City also taxes prepaid wireless, and San Francisco taxes steam/water. Of the comparison cities, Foster City has the second-lowest transient occupancy tax at 12%, behind Mountain View’s 10%.
As of the first quarter of 2022, Foster City has the second-lowest vacancy rate at 6.6% and currently has average asking rents for office space among the comparison cities. Foster City has a commercial linkage fee, water and wastewater connection fees, and a school impact fee. However, most other cities add various additional impact fees to developments, such as parks, transportation, school, and parking impact fees. Finally, the comparison cities demonstrate that while Foster City may increase its business license tax, it has lower taxes overall and fewer fees.
Foster City, as is typical for any jurisdiction, has both these mandatory and conditional fees that businesses may incur including processing, use permits, alarms, fire permits, hazardous materials, etc. If a business has no other needs, outside of fees and permits required for its specific operational needs, there are no additional citywide mandated costs for the businesses, except those previously mentioned.
Many other jurisdictions are considering a number of revenue enhancement ballot measures this year, including business license tax. For example, the City of Oakland's proposed measure is seeking to eliminate their current flat tax rate structure on businesses’ gross receipts and switch to a progressive, tiered rate that increases as a company’s gross receipts grow, with rates varying by industry. Oakland's proposal shifts the business tax burden onto larger businesses, and reduces taxes on businesses with less than $250,000 in gross receipts with the introduction of tax relief measures (removing the minimum payment and placing a maximum payment for those small businesses). Oakland's tax system is structured differently in that it classifies businesses into 22 separate categories, each with their own rate structure.
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whose proposal is based on square footage focused on larger offices while exempting small and community-serving businesses under 5,000 square feet.
In both instances, neither are practical comparators with Foster City given its differing tax structures.
STAKEHOLDER OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT
Throughout May 2022, City staff conducted direct, targeted outreach to the approximately twenty (20) businesses that would be impacted by such changes to the BLT Ordinance. Of the twenty (20) businesses, there are seventeen (17) unique contacts. Eight (8) businesses opted into meeting with staff, five (5) respectfully declined and some provided feedback via email instead, and four (4) did not respond despite multiple attempts. Individual meetings were held as staff felt it would lend to more meaningful dialogues tailored to each respective business. The purpose of the meetings was to introduce the proposed changes to the City's BLT Ordinance, and provide an opportunity for the business community to share any concerns and/or suggestions with City staff. To provide all the businesses with consistent information, City staff also distributed a Fact Sheet and PowerPoint Slide Deck (Attachments 4 and 5).
To summarize, the feedback conveyed by the businesses was as follows:
All businesses generally understood and empathized with the City's need to raise revenues in order to maintain a high level of service. All businesses expressed appreciation for allowing them the opportunity to provide input and remain engaged throughout the process. Most businesses asked if other revenue streams were being considered and if an update to BLT would resolve the City's structural deficit. Some businesses did not find that any increase in the gross receipts cap would be of significant impact on their business; while others indicated they may be operating with high expenses and at a loss, and adversely would still incur the same amount of tax.
Some businesses stressed the high cost of doing business, in general, in the State of California.
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Some businesses were opposed to what they deemed to be double taxation and felt they may be unfairly burdened.
In having these conversations with the businesses, some offered suggestions such as:
Phasing the increase to the gross receipts cap for BLT to reduce the burden and allow businesses adequate time to build into their budgets and financial forecasts. For example, in 2013, the BLT Ordinance was amended to increase the gross receipts cap from the original $5 million to reach $30 million adjusted over a three year period. Reducing the tax limit number of corporate entities to be based on one or two legal entities operating in Foster City with the largest reported gross receipts to avoid multiple taxations to those who operate in and outside the City, help simplify their business reporting, and provide flexibility for those with unique circumstances. The current BLT Ordinance sets a cap on the number of corporate entities to three. Exploring other creative ways to work with the major employers to close the City's budget deficit or bridge unfunded needs.
While the tax structure may be updated, the City would like to continue being a "business-friendly" community to aid in the growth of a robust local economy, as well as for business retention and attraction. With this interest in mind, it is highly encouraged that any BLT Ordinance update being considered would reflect that.
NEXT STEPS
ACTIONS REQUIRED AND ELECTION OVERVIEW
BLT is considered a general tax that would require a 2/3rd majority vote of the City Council (4 out of 5 Councilmembers) to be placed on the ballot and a simple majority vote (50% + 1) of the voters to pass. By law, a general tax may only be placed on the ballot when there is a City Council election, except in cases of emergency declared by a unanimous vote of the City Council.
California Constitution Article XIII C Section 2(b) governs this requirement, which restricts the placement of such a measure during such election years.
For Foster City, the next opportunity after 2022 to place a general tax on the ballot would be November 2024.
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Calling for Consolidation of Election
A separate resolution is necessary to call for the election and place the measure on the ballot for the November 8, 2022 General Election. The City Council must adopt the resolution and submit it to the County of San Mateo Board of Supervisors and Assessor-County Clerk-Recorder Elections' Office no later than 5:00 PM on August 12, 2022. The resolution would call for an election on the proposed measure and request its consolidation with the November 8, 2022 General Election. The draft resolution will contain the wording of the measure as it will appear on the ballot.
Submission of Ballot Arguments
Arguments for or against the measure must be submitted by 5:00 PM on August 19, 2022 to the City Clerk Department. Arguments may not exceed three hundred (300) words and cannot be signed by more than five (5) persons. The deadline for submission of rebuttals to the City Clerk Department is August 29, 2022. Rebuttals may be authored by the original signers of the argument or anyone they designate on the Signature Release Form. The new signer does not have to be a registered voter or live in the City. Rebuttals are limited to 250 words.
Preparation of Argument in Support of Measure
Under Elections Code Section 9282, a ballot argument for a City Council- sponsored measure may be submitted by the City Council, or a member or members of the Council authorized by the City Council, or an individual voter who is eligible to vote on the measure, or bona fide association of citizens, or a combination of voters and associations. The argument may not exceed three hundred (300) words.
Impartial Analysis
Under Elections Code Section 9280, the City Attorney will prepare an impartial analysis of each measure, not to exceed 500 words in length, showing the effect of the measure on the existing law and the operation of the measure, and transmit the impartial analysis to the City Clerk Department by 5:00 PM on August 29, 2022.
TIMELINE AND ELECTION REQUIREMENTS
Formal City Council action would be needed to place a ballot measure on the November 8, 2022 General Election. The County of San Mateo's deadline for submitting a ballot measure is August 12, 2022. The following timeline outlines 686
steps that would need to be taken for the inclusion of a ballot measure:
MONTH ACTION
June 6, 2022 Policy Direction on BLT Ordinance Amendment June 20, 2022
OR
July 18, 2022
Introduction of BLT Ordinance Amendment and Resolution to Authorize Ratification on November 8, 2022 General Election (Above Listed Actions)
August 12, 2022 Submission Deadline to County Elections Office November 8, 2022 General Election
December 2022 Certification of Election Results
January 1, 2023 Effective Date (If Passed)
If directed, staff will prepare and bring an item to City Council on June 20, 2022 seeking authorization to place a ballot measure on the November 8, 2022 General Election. Staff needs specific direction from City Council on the BLT amendments it wishes to pursue in order to prepare the ballot language accordingly.
City Council may make different recommendations. However, any other proposed structure may require additional time to gather data, study parameters, and develop a comprehensive model. Should that be the case, staff will instead prepare a proposal for City Council consideration at its July 18, 2022 meeting.
FISCAL IMPACT
If approved by voters, an increase to the gross receipts cap in the City's BLT Ordinance could generate a potential aggregate amount of $1.99 million to $4.74 million in additional revenues. It is important to note, though, that these estimates are based on the assumption that the impacted businesses would self-report gross receipts similar to 2021. Should such a measure pass, its effective date would be January 1, 2023. As previously mentioned, City Council may consider other alternatives, such as phasing and/or consolidating, though these would impact the overall estimates previously calculated.
Regarding the actual election itself, staff has calculated the estimated costs and have requested funding in the amount of $93,000 in the Preliminary Budget for Fiscal Year 2022-2023. Pending City Council adoption at the June 687
20, 2022 City Council meeting, such funding would be sufficient to cover costs for two City Council vacancies and one potential ballot measure.
CITY COUNCIL VISION, MISSION, AND VALUE/PRIORITY AREA
This item aligns with City Council’s Vision and Mission Statements for a "Sustainable Foster City" under the economic sustainability framework. It is illustrative of the City's commitment to fiscal prudence and responsibility in delivering a balanced budget and promoting transparency throughout all its processes.
Attachments:
Attachment 1 - Ordinance No. 572
Attachment 2 - Foster City Municipal Code Title 5 “Business Licenses and Regulation” Chapters 5.04 to 5.40
Attachment 3 - Summary Table of Comparison Cities
Attachment 4 - Business License Tax Outreach Fact Sheet (May 2022) Attachment 5 - Business License Tax Outreach Slide Deck (May 2022) 688
ORDINANCE NO. 572
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF FOSTER CITY AMENDING TITLE 5,
BUSINESS LICENSES AND REGULATIONS, OF THE FOSTER CITY MUNICIPAL
CODE TO UPDATE THE CITY'S BUSINESS LICENSE TAX
CITY OF FOSTER CITY
(November 5, 2013 Ballot Measure)
IT IS SO ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Foster City as follows:
Section 1. Code Amendment. Chapters 5.04, 5.08, 5.12, 5.16, 5.20, 5.24.
5.28, 5.32, 5.36, 5.40 of the Foster City Municipal Code are hereby amended to read as set forth in Exhibit A to this Ordinance.
Section 2. General Tax. The taxes imposed pursuant to Section 1 of this Ordinance are general taxes imposed for revenue purposes, shall be deposited in the City's general fund and may be expended for any lawful purpose of the City.
Section 3. Further Amendments. The provisions of this Ordinance may be repealed or amended by the City Council without a vote of the people except as follows:
as required by Article XIII C of the State Constitution, any action that increases the rate or amount of a tax imposed by this Ordinance above the levels authorized by this Ordinance may not take effect unless approved by a vote of the people.
Section 4. Authorization for City Clerk to Delete Obsolete Provisions. The City Clerk is hereby authorized to conduct an annual review of Article 1 of Title 5 of the Foster City Municipal Code and delete provisions that have become inapplicable due to the passage of time.
Section 5. Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of this Ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid or unenforceable by a court of competent jurisdiction, the remaining portions of this Ordinance shall nonetheless remain in full force and effect. The People hereby declare that they would have adopted each section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of this Ordinance, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses, phrases, or portions of this Ordinance be declared invalid or unenforceable.
Section 6. Construction. To the extent the provisions of Article 1 of Title 5 of the Foster City Municipal Code as amended by this Ordinance are substantially the same as the provisions of that Article read prior to the adoption of this Ordinance, they shall be construed as continuations of the earlier provisions and not as new enactments.
Section 7. Approval General Municipal Election; Effective Date. The effective date for the purposes of updating the City's Business License Tax shall take effect on January 1,2014.
ATTACHMENT 1
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PAM FRISELLA, MAYOR
City Ordinance No. 572
Section 8. Execution. The Mayor is hereby authorized to subscribe this ordinance where indicated below to evidence its adoption by the voters of the City and upon that subscription, the City Clerk shall certify to the passage and adoption of this ordinance, enter it into the book of original ordinances, and shall cause the same within fifteen (15) days after its adoption, to be posted in three (3) public places designated by the City Council according to law.
This Ordinance was introduced and read on the 17 th day of June, 2013, and passed and adopted on the 15 th day of July, 2013, by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmembers Bronitsky, Kiesel, Okamoto, Perez and Mayor Frisella NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ABSTAIN: None
ATTEST:
DORIS L. PALMER, CITY CLERK
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City Ordinance No. 572
HISTORY: This ordinance was approved by the voters of the City of Foster City at the General Municipal Election of November 5, 2013 by the following vote:
AYES: 3,077
NOES: 1,126
This ordinance became effective on December 12, 2013 (10 days after certification of the election results) pursuant to City Resolution No. 2013-101. 691
I. BUSINESS LICENSES GENERALLY
Chapter 5.04
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Sections:
5.04.010
5.04.020
5.04.030
5.04.040
5.04.050
5.04.060
5.04.070
5.04.080
Revenue measure.
Article not exclusive.
License—Requirement—Tax generally.
License—Separate for branch establishments.
Evidence of doing business.
Constitutional apportionment.
Exemptions.
Effect of article on past actions and unexpired licenses.
5.04.010 Revenue measure.
This article is enacted solely to raise revenue for municipal purposes and is not intended for regulation. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-102)
5.04.020 Article not exclusive.
Persons required to pay a license tax for transacting and carrying on any business under this article shall not be relieved from the payment of any license tax for the privilege of doing such business required under any other ordinance or provision of this code, and shall remain subject to the regulatory provisions of other ordinances and code provisions. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4- 103)
5.04.030 License and tax requirements.
A. There are imposed upon the businesses, trades, professions, callings and occupations specified in this article license taxes in the amounts hereinafter prescribed. It is unlawful for any person to transact and carry on any business, trade, profession, calling or occupation in the city without first procuring a license from the city so to do and paying the tax hereinafter prescribed or without complying with any and all applicable provisions of this article.
B. This section shall not be construed to require any person to obtain a license prior to doing business within the city if such requirement conflicts with applicable statutes of the United States or of the State of California. Persons not so required to obtain a license prior to doing business within the city nevertheless shall be liable for payment of the tax imposed by this article. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-104)
5.04.040 License—Separate for branch establishments or multiple legal entities.
A separate license must be obtained for each legal entity, branch establishment or location of the business transacted and carried on and for each separate type of business at the same location. Each license shall authorize the 692
licensee to transact and carry on only the business licensed thereby at the location or in the manner designated in such license. Warehouses and distributing plants used in connection with and incidental to a business licensed under the provisions of this article shall not be deemed separate places of business or branch establishments. Any person conducting multiple businesses , but for which those businesses use a single set or integrated set of books and records, shall pay only one tax calculated on all gross receipts of the businesses. The number of separate legal entities conducting business in the same location but using separate sets for books and records for which business license taxes must be paid is limited as specified in Section 5.24.020. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-105)
5.04.050 Evidence of doing business.
When any person, by use of signs, circulars, cards, telephone books or newspapers, advertises, holds out or represents that he is conducting business in the city, or when any person holds an active license or permit issued by a governmental agency indicating that he is conducting business in the city, and such person fails to deny by a sworn statement given to the collector that he is not conducting a business in the city, after being requested to do so by the collector, then these facts shall be considered prima facie evidence that he is conducting a business in the city. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-106)
5.04.060 Constitutional apportionment.
A. No Undue Burden - None of the license taxes provided for by this article shall be so applied as to occasion an undue burden upon interstate commerce or to violate the equal protection and due process clauses of the Constitutions of the United States and the State of California.
B. Apportionment Appeal Rights - In any case where a license tax is believed by a licensee or applicant for a license to place an undue burden upon interstate commerce or to violate constitutional nexus requirements or other applicable law, the licensee or applicant may apply to the collector for an adjustment of the tax. Such application may be made before, at or within six months after payment of the prescribed license tax. The applicant shall, by sworn statement and supporting testimony, show the method of business and the gross volume or estimated gross volume of business and such other information as the collector may deem necessary to determine the extent, if any, of such undue burden or violation. The collector shall then conduct an investigation, and, upon the written approval of the city attorney, shall fix as the license tax for the applicant in an amount that is reasonable and nondiscriminatory, or, if the license tax has already been paid, shall order a refund of the amount over and above the license tax so fixed. In fixing the license tax to be charged, the collector shall have the power to base the license tax upon a percentage of gross receipts or any other measure which will ensure that the license tax assessed shall be uniform with that assessed on businesses of like nature, so long as the amount assessed does not exceed the license tax as prescribed by this article. Should the collector determine the gross receipts measure of license tax to be the proper basis, he may require the applicant to submit, either at the time of termination of 693
applicant's business in the city or at the end of each three-month period, a sworn statement of the gross receipts and pay the amount of license tax therefor, provided that no additional license tax during any one calendar year shall be required after the licensee has paid an amount equal to the annual license tax as prescribed in this article. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-107)
5.04.070 Exemptions.
A. Exemptions as Matter of Law - Nothing in this article shall be deemed or construed to apply to any person transacting and carrying on any business exempt by virtue of the Constitution or applicable statutes of the United States or of the State of California from the payment of such taxes as are prescribed in this article.
B. Charitable (Non-Profit) Organizations - No business license tax imposed under this article shall be deemed or construed to apply to any person transacting and carrying on any business, which business is conducted, managed or carried on wholly as an organization exempt from federal income taxes as defined under Section 501© of the Unites States Internal Revenue Code.
C. Farmers Markets — Nothing in this article shall be deemed or construed to apply to any person transacting and carrying on any business, which businesses in conducted, managed or carried on exclusively in participation with a Farmers Market approved by the City, whether held on public or private property.
D. Claiming an Exemption - Any person claiming an exemption pursuant to this section shall file a sworn statement with the collector stating the facts upon which exemption is claimed, and in the absence of such statement substantiating the claim, such person shall be liable for the payment of the taxes imposed by this article. Businesses claiming an exemption under Subpart B of this section shall be required to provide a copy of the Internal Revenue Service determination letter or similar document that certifies the exempt status granted under Section 501(c) of the Internal Revenue Code.
E. Non-Fee License Issuance - The collector shall, upon a proper showing contained in the sworn statement, issue a license to such person claiming exemption under this section without payment to the city of the business license tax required by this article.
F. Revocation of Exemption - The collector, after giving notice and a reasonable opportunity for hearing to a licensee, may revoke any license granted pursuant to the provisions of this section upon information that the licensee is not entitled to the exemption as provided in this section. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972:
prior code § 4-108)
5.04.080 Effect of article on past actions and unexpired licenses.
A. Neither the adoption of the ordinance codified in this article nor its superseding of any portion of any other ordinance of the city shall in any manner be construed to affect prosecution for violation of any other ordinance committed prior to the effective date of the ordinance codified herein, nor be construed to waive any tax or license requirement or any penal provision applicable to any 694
such violation, nor be construed to affect the validity of any bond or cash deposit required by any ordinance to be posted, filed or deposited, and all rights and obligations pertaining there to shall continue in full force and effect.
B. Where a license for revenue purposes has been issued to any person by the city and the tax paid for the business for which the license has been issued under the provisions of any ordinance heretofore enacted and the term of such license has not expired, then the license tax prescribed for the business by this article shall not be payable until the expiration of the term of such unexpired license. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-131) Chapter 5.08
DEFINITIONS
Sections:
5.08.010
5.08.020
5.08.030
5.08.040
5.08.050
5.08.060
5.08.070
5.08.075
5.08.080
5.08.090
5.08.100
Business.
City.
Collector.
General contractor.
Gross receipts.
Person.
Sale.
Same location.
Solicitor.
Specialty contractor.
Sworn statement.
5.08.010 Business.
As used in this article, "business" includes professions, trades and occupations and all and every kind of calling whether or not carried on for profit. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-101(c))
5.08.020 City.
As used in this article, "city" means the city of Foster City, a municipal corporation of the State of California, in its present incorporated form or in any later reorganized, consolidated, enlarged or reincorporated form. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-101(b))
5.08.030 Collector.
As used in this article, "collector" means the city officer charged with administration of this article. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-101(g))
5.08.040 General contractor.
As used in this article, "general contractor" means (A) a general engineering contractor, or (B) a general building contractor, as those terms are defined in Sections 7056 and 7057, respectively, of the Business and Professions Code of the state as they now exist or may hereafter be amended. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-101(h))
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5.08.050 Gross receipts.
As used in this article, "gross receipts" includes the total actually received or receivable from sales of goods, materials, wares or merchandise, and the total actually received or receivable for the performance of any act or service, of whatever nature, for which a charge is made or credit allowed, whether or not such act or service is done as a part of or in connection with the sale of materials, goods, wares or merchandise. Included in "gross receipts" shall be all receipts, cash, credits, investment income, rental income, and proceeds from the sale of property of any kind or nature, without any deduction on account of the cost of the property sold, the cost of materials used, labor or service costs, interest paid or payable, or losses or other expenses whatsoever. The following are excluded from "gross receipts":
A. Cash discounts allowed and taken on sales;
B. Credit allowed on property accepted as part of a purchase price and which property may later be sold;
C. Any tax required by law to be and is included in or added to the purchase price and collected from the consumer or purchaser;
D. Such part of the sale price of property returned by purchasers upon rescission of a contract of sale as is refunded either in cash or by credit; E. Amounts collected for others as an agent or trustee to the extent such amounts are paid to those for whom collected, provided the agent or trustee has furnished the collector with the names and addresses of the others and the amounts paid to them;
F. That portion of the receipts of a business related to sales of goods or services to the City of Foster City;
G. That portion of the receipts of a general contractor which represents payments to subcontractors, provided that such subcontractors are licensed under this article and provided the general contractor furnishes the collector with the names and addresses of the subcontractors and the amounts paid each; H. Receipts of refundable deposits, except that refundable deposits forfeited and taken into income shall not be excluded;
I. As to a real estate agent or broker, the sales price of real estate sold for the account of others except that portion which represents commission or other income to the agent or broker;
5.08.060 Person.
As used in this article, "person" includes all domestic and foreign corporations, associations, syndicates, joint stock corporations, partnerships of every kind, clubs, Massachusetts, business or common law trusts, societies and individuals transacting and carrying on any business in the city, other than as an employee. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-101(a))
5.08.070 Sale.
As used in this article, "sale" includes the transfer, in any manner or by any means, of title to property for consideration; the serving, supplying or furnishing for consideration of any property; and a transaction whereby the possession of property is transferred and the seller retains the title as security for the payment 696
of the price. The foregoing definitions shall not exclude any transaction which is or which, in effect, results in a sale within the contemplation of law. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-101(e))
5.08.075 Same location.
As used in this article, "same location" means the same physical address as recognized by the United States Postal Office, property parcel as recognized by the San Mateo County Assessor's Office, or development area as evidenced by a development agreement with the city then currently in effect.
5.08.080 Solicitor.
As used in this article, "solicitor" means one who engages in the business of going from house to house, place to place or in or along the streets within the city, selling or taking orders for, or offering to sell or take orders for, goods, wares, merchandise or other things of value for future delivery, or for services to be performed in the future. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-101(j))
5.08.090 Specialty contractor.
As used in this article, a "specialty contractor" is as defined in Section 7058 of the Business and Professions Code of the state as it now exists or may hereafter be amended. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-101(i))
5.08.100 Sworn statement.
As used in this article, "sworn statement" means an affidavit sworn before a person authorized to take oaths, or a declaration or certification made under penalty of perjury. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-101(f)) Chapter 5.12
LICENSES
Sections:
5.12.010
5.12.030
5.12.040
5.12.050
5.12.060
5.12.070
5.12.080
5.12.090
Application—Issuance--Contents.
Application—First license—Contents.
Gross receipts estimate.
Sworn statement and tax payment prerequisite to issuance.
Renewal license.
License transferability.
Duplicate license.
Posting and keeping licenses.
5.12.010 Application—Issuance—Contents.
Every person required to have a license under the provisions of this article shall apply to the collector for a license as prescribed below. Upon payment of the prescribed license tax, the collector shall issue that person a license which shall contain the following information:
A. The name of the person to whom the license is issued; B. The business licensed;
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C. The place where such business is to be carried on;
D. The expiration date of such license; and
E. Such other information as may be necessary for the enforcement of this article. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-109.010)
5.12.030 Application—First license—Contents.
Upon application for the first license under this article or for a newly established business, the applicant shall furnish a sworn statement, upon a form provided by the collector, setting forth the following information:
A. The exact nature or kind of business for which a license is requested; B. The place where such business is to be carried on, and if the same is not to be carried on at any permanent place of business, the places of residences of the owners of same;
C. If application is made for a license to a person doing business under a fictitious name, the application shall set forth the names and places of residences of those owning the business;
D. In the event an application is for issuance of a license to a corporation or a partnership, the application shall set forth the names and places of residences of the officers or partners thereof;
E. If the amount of license tax to be paid is measured by gross receipts, the application shall set forth such information the collector determines necessary to determine the amount of the license tax to be paid;
F. Any further information which the collector may require to enforce this article. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-110.010)
5.12.040 Gross receipts estimate.
If the amount of the license tax to be paid by a person applying for the first license under this article or for a newly established business is measured by gross receipts, the applicant shall estimate the gross receipts for the period to be covered by the license. Such estimate, if the collector accepts it as reasonable, shall be used in determining the amount of license tax to be paid; provided, however, the amount so determined shall be tentative only and such person shall, within thirty days after the expiration of the period for which such license was issued, furnish the collector with a sworn statement, upon a form furnished by the collector, showing the gross receipts during the period of such license, and the license tax for such period shall be finally ascertained and paid as provided by this article for the ascertaining and paying of renewal license taxes for other businesses, after deducting from the payment due the amount paid when the first license was issued. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4- 110.020)
5.12.050 Sworn statement and tax payment prerequisite to renewal.
The collector shall not renew a license to any person or issue him or her another license for the same or any other business until such person has furnished the sworn statement and paid the license tax required by this article. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-110.030)
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5.12.060 Renewal license.
An applicant for renewal of a license shall submit to the collector, for guidance in ascertaining the license tax to be paid, a sworn statement, upon a form to be provided by the collector, setting forth such information concerning the applicant's business during the preceding year as may be required by the collector to ascertain the license tax to be paid pursuant to this article. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-111)
5.12.070 License transferability.
No license issued pursuant to this article shall be transferable; provided, that where a license is issued authorizing a person to transact and carry on a business at a particular place, such licensee may, upon application therefor and payment of the fee established under the City's master fees and charges schedule in effect at the time of filing, have the license amended to authorize the transacting and carrying on of such business under the license at some other location; provided further that transfer, whether by sale or otherwise, to another person under such circumstances that the real or ultimate ownership after the transfer is substantially similar to the ownership existing before the transfer shall not be prohibited by this section. For the purpose of this section, stockholders, bondholders, partnerships or other persons holding an interest in a legal entity are regarded as having the real or ultimate ownership of such entity. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-117)
5.12.080 Duplicate license.
The collector may issue a duplicate license to replace any license that has been lost or destroyed upon the licensee filing a statement of such fact and paying a duplicate license fee established under the City's master fees and charges schedule in effect at the time of filing. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-118)
5.12.090 Posting and keeping licenses.
A. Any licensee transacting and carrying on business at a fixed place of business in the city shall keep the license posted in a conspicuous place upon the premises where such business is carried on.
B. Any licensee transacting and carrying on business but not operating at a fixed place of business in the city shall keep the license upon his or her person when transacting and carrying on the business for which it is issued.
Chapter 5.16
STATEMENTS AND RECORDS
Sections:
5.16.010
5.16.020
5.16.030
5.16.040
5.16.050
Statement—Limitations—Verification.
Records—Requirements.
Information confidential.
Failure to file statement or corrected statement.
Additional power of collector.
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5.16.010 Statement—Limitations— Verification.
No statements shall be conclusive as to the matters set forth therein, nor shall its filing preclude the city from collecting by appropriate action such sum as is actually due and payable under this article. Such statement shall be subject to audit and verification by the collector, his or her deputies, authorized employees or agents of the city, who are authorized to examine, audit and inspect such books and records of any licensee or applicant for license, as may be necessary in their judgment to verify or ascertain the license fee due. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-112.010)
5.16.020 Records—Requirements.
All persons subject to this article shall keep complete records of business transactions, including sales, receipts, purchases and other expenditures, and shall retain all such records for examination by the collector for at least three years. Alternatively, persons may maintain copies of their annual federal income tax returns in lieu of maintaining the aforementioned records No such person shall refuse to allow authorized representatives of the collector to examine the records at reasonable times and places. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4- 112.020)
5.16.030 Information confidential.
It is unlawful for the collector or any employee or agent of the city person to make known in any manner whatsoever the business affairs, operations or information obtained by an investigation of records and equipment of any person required to obtain a license or to pay a license tax, or any other person visited or examined in the discharge of official duty, or the amount or source of income, profits, losses, expenditures, or any particular thereof, set forth in any statement or application, or to permit any statement or application, or copy of either, or any book containing any abstract or particulars thereof, to be seen or examined by any person; provided that nothing in this section shall be construed to prevent:
A. The disclosure to, or the examination of records and equipment by, another city official, employee or agent for collection of taxes for the sole purpose of administering or enforcing this article or collecting taxes imposed under it; B. The disclosure of information to, or the examination of records by, federal or state officials, or the tax officials of another public agency, if a reciprocal arrangement exists, or to a grand jury or court of law, upon subpoena; C. The disclosure of information and results of examination of records of particular taxpayers, or relating to particular taxpayers, to a court of law in a proceeding brought to determine the existence or amount of any license tax liability to the city of those taxpayers;
D. The disclosure, after the filing of a written request to that effect, to the taxpayer, or to the taxpayer's successors, receivers, trustees, executors, administrators, assignees and guarantors, if directly interested, of information as to the items included in the measure of any paid tax, any unpaid tax or amounts of tax required to be collected, interest and penalties; further provided, however, that the city attorney approves each such disclosure and that the collector may 700
refuse to make any disclosure referred to in this subsection when in his or her opinion the public interest would suffer thereby;
E. The disclosure of the names and business addresses of persons to whom licenses have been issued, and the general type or nature of their business; F. The disclosure by way of public meeting or otherwise of such information as may be necessary to permit the decision maker to be fully advised as to the facts when a taxpayer files a claim for refund of license taxes, or submits an offer of compromise with regard to a claim asserted against him by the city for license taxes, or when acting upon any other matter;
G. The disclosure of general statistics regarding taxes collected or business done in the city.
H. Any other disclosure required by applicable law. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972:
prior code § 4-113)
5.16.040 Failure to file statement or corrected statement.
A. If any person fails to timely file any required statement, or if after demand therefor made by the collector any person fails to timely file a corrected statement, or if any person subject to the tax imposed by this article fails to apply for a license, the collector may determine the amount of license tax due using such information as is available to the collector.
B. If the collector is not satisfied with information supplied in statements or applications filed, he or she may determine any license tax due using such information as is available to the collector.
C. If the collector makes such a determination, he or she shall give a notice of the amount assessed by serving it personally or by depositing it with the United States Postal Service or any other carrier or delivery service offering prompt delivery, addressed to the person so assessed at his or her last-known address. Such person may, within fifteen days after the mailing or serving of such notice, apply in writing to the collector for a hearing. If such application is made, the collector shall set the matter for hearing within fifteen days. The collector shall give at least ten days' notice to such person of the time and place of hearing in the manner prescribed above for serving notices of assessment. The city manager or a hearing officer designated by the city manager shall consider all evidence produced and shall make findings thereon, which shall be final as to the city, but subject to judicial review pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure section 1094.5. Notice of such findings shall be served upon the applicant in the manner prescribed above for serving notices of assessment. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972:
prior code § 4-114)
5.16.050 Additional power of collector.
In addition to all other power conferred upon him, the collector shall have the power, for good cause shown, to extend the time for filing any required sworn statement or application for up to thirty days, and in such case to waive any penalty that would otherwise have accrued, except that six percent (6%) simple interest shall be added to any tax determined to be payable. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-116)
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Chapter 5.20
LICENSE TAX PAYMENT—PENALTIES-- REFUNDS
Sections:
5.20.010
5.20.020
5.20.030
5.20.040
5.20.050
How and when payable.
Delinquency—Penalty.
Delinquency—Issuance prohibited.
Delinquency—Installment payment agreement.
Refunds of overpayments.
5.20.010 How and when payable.
A. Unless otherwise specifically provided in this article, all annual license taxes shall be due and payable in advance on the first day of January of each year based on gross receipts during the prior calendar year ending December 31; provided that license taxes covering new operations commenced thereafter may be prorated for the balance of the license period based upon an estimate of the anticipated gross receipts for that year.
B. Except as otherwise herein provided, license taxes, other than annual, required under this article shall be due and payable as follows: Flat-rate license taxes are payable in advance of the first day of business and thereafter on the first day of any applicable period.
5.20.020 Delinquency—Penalty.
For failure to pay a license tax when due, the collector shall add a penalty of ten percent (10%) of the license tax at 5:00 p.m. on the sixtieth (60 1") day after the due date thereof, and an additional ten percent (10%) at 5:00 p.m. on the last day of each month thereafter. The amount of such cumulative penalty to be added shall in no event exceed one hundred percent (100%) of the license tax due. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-121.010)
5.20.030 Delinquency issuance prohibited.
No license or shall be issued, nor one which has been suspended or revoked shall be reinstated or reissued, to any person who, at the time of applying therefor, is indebted to the city for any delinquent license taxes, unless such person, with the consent of the collector, enters into a written agreement with the city, through the collector, to pay such delinquent taxes, plus ten percent (10%) annual interest upon the unpaid balance, in monthly installments, or more often, extending over a period of up to a year. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1974: prior code § 4- 121.020)
5.20.040 Delinquency—Installment payment agreement.
In any agreement entered into under Section 5.20.030, the licensee shall acknowledge the obligation owed to the city and agree that, in the event of failure to timely pay any installment, the whole amount unpaid shall become immediately due and payable and that the current license shall be revocable by the collector upon thirty days' notice. In the event legal action is brought by the city to collect any amount included in the agreement, such person shall pay all 702
costs of suit incurred by the city or its assignee, including a reasonable attorney's fee. The execution of such an agreement shall not prevent the prior accrual of penalties on unpaid balances at the rate provided in this article, but no penalties shall accrue on account of taxes included in the agreement after the execution of the agreement and the payment of the first installment and during such time as such person is not in breach of the agreement. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-121.030)
5.20.050 Refunds of overpayments.
No refund of an overpayment of taxes imposed by this article shall be allowed in whole or in part unless a claim for refund is filed with the collector within a period of one year from the last day of the calendar month following the period for which the overpayment was made, and all such claims for refund of the amount of the overpayment must be filed with the collector on forms furnished by him or her and in the manner prescribed by him or her. Upon the filing of such a claim and a determination that an overpayment has been made, the collector may refund the amount overpaid. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-122) Chapter 5.24
GROSS RECEIPTS TAX
Sections:
5.24.010 Rates.
5.24.020 Tax limit on number of multiple corporate entities.
5.24.010 Rates.
Every person who engages in business at a fixed place of business within the city shall pay a license tax of seventy-five cents per one thousand dollars (or
0.075%) of gross receipts or part thereof subject to the following:
A. Minimum Tax — the minimum tax shall be as follows:
Effective Date General
Contractor
Specialty
Contractor
Solicitor All Other
Businesses
January 1,2014 $100 $50 - $50 $50
January 1, 2015 $150 $75 $75 $75
January 1, 2016
and thereafter
$200 $100 $100 $100
B. Gross Receipts Limit — the limit upon which the license tax shall be computed will be as follows:
1. Effective January 1,2014, taxable gross receipts shall be limited to ten million dollars ($10,000,000)
2. Effective January 1,2015, taxable gross receipts shall be limited to twenty million dollars ($20,000,000)
3. Effective January 1, 2016, taxable gross receipts shall be limited to thirty million dollars ($30,000,000)
4. Effective January 1,2017, and every January 1 thereafter, the taxable gross receipts limit shall be adjusted by the percentage 703
change in the Consumer Price Index (All Urban Consumers) issued by the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the United States Department of Labor for the San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose, California area (or any successor to that index) for the month of October immediately preceding, rounded to the nearest ten thousand dollars ($10,000).
5.24.020 Tax limit on number of multiple corporate entities.
Subject to the provisions of section 5.04.040, the gross receipts of separate legal entities conducting business at the same location that use separate books and records, other than those entities which are considered investment funds or trusts established for the sole purpose of providing investment instruments to investors, shall be reported on a form required by the collector, and the computation of the license taxes payable under section 5.24.010 shall be computed based on the three legal entities with the largest reported gross receipts.
Chapter 5.32
DELIVERY AND OUTSIDE BUSINESS
Sections:
5.32.010 Delivery by vehicle.
5.32.020 Outside businesses.
5.32.010 Delivery by vehicle.
Every person not having a fixed place of business within the city, and not being otherwise licensed or classified in this article, who delivers goods, wares or merchandise of any kind by vehicle, or who provides any service by the use of vehicles in the city, shall pay a license tax equivalent to the minimum tax specified in section 5.24.010.
5.32.020 Outside businesses.
Every person not having a fixed place of business within the city who engages in business within the city and is not subject to the provisions of section 5.32.010 shall pay a license tax at the rate prescribed in this article for persons engaged in the same type of business and having a fixed place of business within the city. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-126)
Chapter 5.36
APPEAL
Sections:
5.36.010 Appeal.
5.36.010 Appeal.
Any person aggrieved by any final decision of the collector with respect to the issuance or refusal to issue a business license, the classification of a business, 704
or any other matter under this article may appeal by submitting a letter and the basis upon which an appeal should be granted with the city clerk. The city manager or a hearing officer designated by the city manager shall thereupon fix a time and place for hearing such appeal. The city clerk shall give notice to such person of the time and place of hearing in the manner specified in section
5.16.040(0) of this article. The city manager or hearing officer shall have authority to determine all questions raised on such appeal. No such determination shall conflict with any substantive provision of this article or other applicable law. The written decision of the city manager or hearing officer shall be final as to the City and subject to judicial review pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure section 1094.5. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-115) Chapter 5.40
ENFORCEMENT
Sections:
5.40.010
5.40.020
5.40.030
5.40.040
5.40.050
5.40.060
Rules and regulations.
Enforcement officials.
Business premises—Inspection authorization.
Business premises—Inspection entry right.
License tax a debt.
Remedies cumulative.
5.40.010 Rules and regulations.
The collector may make rules and regulations not inconsistent with the provisions of this article as may be necessary or desirable to aid in the enforcement of the provisions of this article. He or she shall give notice of those rules in the manner required by law for publication of ordinances. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-127)
5.40.020 Enforcement officials.
The collector shall enforce this article, and the chief of police shall render such assistance in the enforcement of this article as may be required by the collector or the city manager or a hearing officer. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4- 128.010)
5.40.030 Business premises—Inspection authorization.
The collector, in the exercise of the duties imposed upon him or her under this article and acting through his deputies or duly authorized assistants, shall examine or cause to be examined all places of business in the city to ensure compliance with this article. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-128.020)
5.40.040 Business premises—Inspection entry right.
The collector and his assistants and any police or code enforcement officer of the city shall have the power and authority (upon obtaining an inspection warrant therefor if required by law) to enter, free of charge and at any reasonable time, any place of business required to be licensed under this article, and demand an 705
exhibition of the license. Any licensee who willfully fails to exhibit the same on demand is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable pursuant to chapter 1.08 of this code and subject to the penalties provided by this article. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-128.030)
5.40.050 License tax a debt.
The amount of any license tax and penalty imposed by the provisions of this article shall be deemed a debt to the city. An action may be commenced in the name of the city, in any court of competent jurisdiction, for the amount of any delinquent license tax and penalties. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4- 129)
5.40.060 Remedies cumulative.
All remedies prescribed under this article shall be cumulative and the use of one or more remedies by the city shall not bar the use of any other remedy to enforce this article. (Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-130) 706
November 5, 2013 Consolidated Municipal, School & Special District Election
Semi-Official Results, November 5, 2013
Mark Church, Chief Elections Officer, County of San Mateo
Final Election Night Report
Total Registration and Turnout
Complete Precincts:
486
of
486
Total Registered Voters
359,535
Precinct Registration
359,535
Precinct Ballots Cast
17,820
4.96%
Voting Center Ballots Cast
402
0.11%
Vote by Mail Ballots Cast
54.804
15.24%
Total Ballots Cast
73,026
20.31%
SAN MATEO COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT MEMBERS GOVERNING BOARD Number To Vote For 2 Complete Precincts:
486
of
486
TOM MOHR
45,577
42.76%
RICHARD HOLOBER
41,191
38.64%
GEORGE YANG
12,246
11.49%
J. SAMUEL DIAZ
7,576
7.11%
SEQUOIA UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT MEMBERS GOVERNING BOARD Number To Vote For. 2 Complete Precincts:
211
of
211
ALAN SARVER
13,161
35.26%
CHRISTOPHER THOMSEN
12,308
32.97%
GEORGIA JACK
11,861
31.77%
BELMONT-REDWOOD SHORES SCHOOL DISTRICT MEMBERS GOVERNING BOARD Number To Vote For 3 Complete Precincts:
38 of
38 CHARLES "CHUCK' VELSCHOW
3,029
22.87%
SUVARNA BHOPALE
2,361
17.82%
AMY K. KOO
1,805
13.63%
HERBERT R.
NEUMAN
1,784
13.47%
NAOMI NISHIMOTO
1,570
11.85%
RAKESH N. HEGDE
1,466
11.07%
KELLY REDMON
1,231
9.29%
HILLSBOROUGH CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT MEMBERS GOVERNING BOARD Number To Vote For 3 Complete Precincts:
10 of
10 LYNNE E. ESSELSTEIN
1,147
28.20%
DON GEDDIS
1,133
27.86%
KAARIN A. HARDY
1,125
27.66%
PEARL G. \AIIJ
662
16.28%
JEFFERSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT MEMBERS GOVERNING BOARD Number To Vote For 3 Complete Precincts:
35 of
35 JOSEPH WATERS
2,549
25.86%
REBECCA DOUGLASS
2,467
25.03%
MARIE BRIZUELA
2,453
24.89%
HANLEY CHAN
1,419
14.40%
LARRY FORMALEJO
485
4.92%
WALTER BATARA
484
4.91%
SAN BRUNO PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT MEMBERS GOVERNING BOARD Number To Vote For 3 Complete Precincts:
20 of
20 PATRICK FLYNN
1,996
28.62%
HENRY CHARLES SANCHEZ
1,923
27.57%
JOHN P MARINOS
1,693
24.27%
CHARLES (CHUCK) ZELNIK
1,363
19.54%
SAN CARL OS SCHOOL DISTRICT MEMBERS GOVERNING BOARD Number To Vote For
3 Complete Precincts:
22 of
22 CAROL ELLIOTT
2,197
29.38%
KATHLEEN FARLEY
2,147
28.71%
NICOLE BERGERON
1,978
26.45%
SARAH STIEFEL
1,156
15.46%
WOODSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT MEMBERS GOVERNING BOARD Number To Vote For: 3 Complete Precincts:
7 of
7 MARC TARPENNING
364
27.87%
VVENDY WARREN ROTH
364
27.87%
CLAIRE VVILBUR POLLIONI
349
26.72%
ROBERT J. HOOPER
229
17.53%
TOWN
OF ATHERTON MEMBERS, CITY COUNCIL
Complete Precincts:
8 of
8 RICK DEGOLIA
931
62.99%
GREG CONLON
298
20.16%
DIANE BEYMER-SANDHU
249
16.85%
CITY OF BELMONT MEMBERS CITY COUNCIL Number To Vote For 3 Complete Precincts:
21 of
21 ERIC REED
2,300
21.20%
CHARLES STONE
2,137
19.70%
WARREN LIEBERMAN
2,035
18.76%
KRISTIN MERCER
1,811
16.69%
GLADWYN D'SOUZA
1,495
13.78%
MIKE C. VERDONE
1,071
9.87%
CITY OF BRISBANE MEMBERS, CITY COUNCIL Number To Vote For 3 Complete Precincts:
3 of
3 LORI S. LIU
691
33.01%
W. CLARKE CONWAY
628
30.00%
CLIFF LENTZ
536
25.61%
GAVIN KELLY ESCOLAR
238
11.37%
CITY
OF BURLINGAME MEMBERS, CITY COUNCIL
Number To Vote For 3
Complete Precincts:
17 of
17 ANN KEIGHRAN
2,427
23.01%
MICHAEL BROVVNRIGG
2,126
20.15%
RICARDO ORTIZ
1,644
15.58%
RUSS
COHEN
1,634
15.49%
NIRMALA BANDRAPALLI
1,170
11.09%
ANDREW PECEIMER
724
6.86%
STEVE DUNCAN
339
3.21%
ALEXANDER ENGLAND KENT
260
2.46%
ROBERT SCHINAGL
225
2.13%
CITY OF
FOSTER CITY MEMBERS CITY COUNCIL
Number To Vote For: 2
Complete Precincts:
14 of
14 CHARLIE BRONITSKY
2,407
52.10%
GARY POLLARD
2,213
47.90%
707
November 6, 2013 Consolidated Municipal, School &Special District Election
Semi-Official Results, November 5, 2013
Mark Church, Chief Elections Officer, County of San Mateo
Final Election Night Report
CITY OF MILLBRAE MEMBERS CITY COUNCIL Number To Vote For 2 Complete Precincts:
12 of
12 ANNE OLIVA
1,490
30.87%
REUBEN D. HOLOBER
1,419
29.40%
ANN SCHNEIDER
1,220
25.27%
DOUGLAS RADTKE
698
14.46%
TOWN OF PORTOLA VALLEY MEMBERS TOWN COUNCIL Number To Vote For: 3 Complete Precincts:
3 of
3 F. JOHN RICHARDS
665
27.87%
MARYANN MOISE DERVVIN
657
27.54%
CRAIG R. HUGHES
644
26.99%
BUD EISBERG
420
17.60%
CITY
OF REDWOOD CITY MEMBERS CITY COUNCIL
Number To Vote For 3
Complete Precincts:
51 of
51 JEFF GEE
3,876
24.53%
DIANE HOWARD
3,484
22.05%
JOHN D. SEYBERT
2,994
18.95%
CORRIN RANKIN
2,051
12.98%
ERNIE SCHMIDT
1,705
10.79%
JAMES (LEE) HAN
1,693
10.71%
CITY
OF SAN BRUNO MAYOR
Complete Precincts:
23 of
23 JIM RUANE
3,010
100.00%
CITY OF SAN BRUNO MEMBERS CITY COUNCIL Number To Vote For:
2 Complete Precincts:
23 of
23 RICO E. MEDINA
2,006
32.50%
KEN !BARRA
1,798
29.13%
MARTY MEDINA
1,390
22.52%
ANDREW T. MASON
979
15.86%
CITY OF SAN BRUNO CITY CLERK
Complete Precincts:
23 of
23 CAROL BONNER
3,036
100.00%
CITY
OF SAN BRUNO CITY TREASURER
Complete Precincts:
23 of
23 JOHN MARTY
2,959
100.00%
CITY
OF SAN CARLOS MEMBERS
CITY
COUNCIL
Number To Vote For 3
Complete Precincts:
25 of
25 BOB GRASSILLI
2,570
25.42%
CAMERON JOHNSON
2,392
23.66%
MATT GROCOTT
2,121
20.98%
KAREN CLAPPER
1,678
16.60%
INGE TIEGEL DOHERTY
832
8.23%
MICHAEL CORRAL
517
5.11%
CITY
OF SAN MATEO MEMBERS CITY COUNCIL
Number To Vote For 3
Complete Precincts:
54 of
54 DAVID G. LIM
6,247
27.44%
ROBERT ROSS
5,333
23.43%
JOE GOETHALS
5,301
23.29%
JOSHUA HUGG
3,023
13.28%
KAREN E. SCHMIDT
2,860
12.56%
CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO MEMBERS CITY COUNCIL, Full Term Number To Vote For 3 Complete Precincts:
25 of
25 MARK ADDIEGO
2,604
20.42%
LIZA L. NORMANDY
2,245
17.60%
PRADEEP GUPTA
1,972
15.46%
MAURICE DUPRA GOODMAN
1,620
12.70%
RICK OCHSENHIRT
1,394
10.93%
JOHN HARRY PROUTY
1,228
9.63%
KATE MACKAY
984
7.72%
VVILLIAM (BILL) LOCK
706
5.54%
CITY OF
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO MEMBER CITY COUNCIL, Short Term
Complete Precincts:
25 of
25 !CARYL MATSUMOTO
2,762
59.09%
CARLOS MARTIN
1,231
26.34%
COLLIN K. POST
681
14.57%
CITY
OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO CITY CLERK
Complete Precincts:
25 of
25 /RISTA
JOY MARTINELLI
4,328
100.00%
CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO CITY TREASURER
Complete Precincts:
25 of
25 FRANK RISSO
4,347
100.00%
TOWN OF
WOODSIDE MEMBER, TOWN COUNCIL DISTRICT
2 Complete Precincts:
8 of
8 DEBORAH CODY GORDON
536
100.00%
TOWN OF WOODSIDE MEMBER TOWN COUNCIL, DISTRICT 4
Complete Precincts:
8 of
8 DAVID TANNER
531
100.00%
TOWN
OF WOODSIDE MEMBER TOWN COUNCIL DISTRICT 6
Complete Precincts:
8 of
8 ANNE M KASTEN
526
100.00%
COASTS1DE COUNTY WATER DISTRICT MEMBERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Number To Vote For 2 Complete Precincts:
17 of
17 CHRIS R. MICKELSEN
1,095
40.42%
STEVE FLINT
921
34.00%
CHARLES T. HOELZEL
693
25.58%
708
November 5, 2013 Consolidated Municipal, School 8, Special District Election
Semi-Official Results, November 5, 2013
Mark Church, Chief Elections Officer, County of San Mateo
Final Election Night Report
EAST PALO ALTO SANITARY DISTRICT MEMBERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Number To Vote For 2 Complete Precincts:
12 of
12 DENNIS C. SCHERZER
391
41.29%
JOAN SYKES-MIESSI
373
39.39%
EDRICK L. HAGGANS
183
19.32%
GRANADA SANITARY DISTRICT MEMBERS, BOARD OF DIRECTORS Number To Vote For 3 Complete Precincts:
6 of
6 RIC LOHMAN
315
18.01%
LEONARD D. WOREN
305
17.44%
DAVID SEATON
291
18.64%
CHARLES H. HALL SR
287
16.41%
MARC PASSEN
284
16.24%
GAEL ERICKSON
267
15.27%
LOS TRANCOS COUNTY WATER DISTRICT MEMBERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Number To Vote For 3 Complete Precincts:
4 of
4 CHARLIE KRENZ
115
34.02%
STANLEY R GAGE
101
29.88%
VV1LLIAM SLOAN COATS
82 24.26%
GEORGE A. LEE
40 11.83%
MENLO PARK FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT MEMBERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Number To Vote For 3 Complete Precincts:
66 of
66 PETER F. CARPENTER
3,771
22.87%
CHUCK BERNSTEIN
3,488
21.15%
REX !ANSON
3,353
20.33%
JACK NELSON
3,092
18.75%
CAROLYN CLARKE
2,785
16.89%
MIDCOAST COMMUNITY COUNCIL COUNCILMEMBERS Number To Vote For 4 Complete Precincts:
10 of
10 DAVE OLSON
732
24.65%
CHRIS JOHNSON
669
22.53%
JOEL F JANOE
601
20.24%
ERIN R DEINZER
576
19.40%
CLAUDE R. VV1NDELL
391
13.17%
MID-PENINSULA WATER DISTRICT MEMBERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Number To Vote For 3 Complete Precincts:
25 of
25 DAVE WARDEN
2,536
31.15%
BETTY L. LINVILL
2,050
25.18%
ALBERT STUEBING
1,905
23.40%
MICHAEL MALEKOS
1,649
20.26%
MONTARA WATER AND SANITARY DISTRICT MEMBER& BOARD OF DIRECTORS Number To Vote For 3 Complete Precincts:
7 of
7 BILL HUBER
453
23.69%
JIM HARVEY
416
21.76%
J OVV1GHT VV1LSON
410
21.44%
BOB PTACEK
322
16.84%
DARIN E WALKER
186
9.73%
BRANDON KWAN
125
6.54%
BELMONT-REDWOOD SHORES SCHOOL DISTRICT MEASURE R (2/3 APPROVAL REQUIRED) Complete Precincts:
38 of
38 YES
4,253
71.38%
NO
1,705
28.62%
,..
LAS LOMITAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT MEASURE S (55%
APPROVAL REQUIRED)
Complete Precincts:
18 of
18 BONDS YES
1,859
73.92%
BONDS NO
656
26.08%
MENLO PARK CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT MEASURE W (55% APPROVAL REQUIRED) Complete Precincts:
21 of
21 BONDS YES
3,195
75.05%
BONDS NO
1,062
24.95%
SAN MATEO
-FOSTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT MEASURE P
(55%
APPROVAL REQUIRED)
Complete Precincts:
75 of
75 BONDS YES
6,556
46.64%
BONDS NO
7,500
53.36%
TOWN OF ATHERTON MEASURE X (2/3 APPROVAL REQUIRED)
Complete Precincts:
8 of
8 YES
1,156
74.06%
NO
405
25.94%
CITY
OF
BRISBANE MEASURE T (MAJORITY REQUIRED)
Complete Precincts:
3 of
3 YES
699
76.73%
NO
212
23.27%
CITY
OF FOSTER CITY MEASURE U (MAJORITY REQUIRED)
Complete Precincts:
14 of
14 YES
2,494
73.14%
NO
916
26.86%
CITY OF PACIFICA MEASURE V
(MAJORITY REQUIRED)
Complete Precincts:
28 of
28 YES
2,050
34.12%
NO
3,958
65.88%
TOWN OF
PORTOLA VALLEY MEASURE Q (MAJORITY REQUIRED)
Complete Precincts:
3 of
3 YES
802
86.52%
NO
125
13.48%
709
CERTIFICATE OF POSTING
I, Doris L. Palmer, hereby certify as follows:
That I am, and at all time herein mentioned, was the duly acting and qualified City Clerk/District Secretary of the City of Foster City/Estero Municipal Improvement District, Foster City, San Mateo County, California.
I further certify to the proper posting of:
Ordinance No. 572, "Amending Title 5, Business Licenses and Regulations of Foster City Municipal Code to Update the City's Business License Tax." in the following four public places of the City of Foster City/Estero Municipal Improvement District, Foster City, San Mateo County, California:
1 Federal Post Office, Charter Square
1050 Shell Boulevard
2. Recreation Center Lobby
650 Shell Boulevard
3. Council Chambers (not a mandatory posting site)
620 Foster City Boulevard
4. Foster City Public Library
1000 E. Hillsdale Boulevard
Executed at the City of Foster City/Estero Municipal Improvement District, Foster City, San Mateo County, California this 111h day of December, 2013.
Doris L. PaHier
City Clerk/District Secretary
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Chapter 5.04
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Sections:
5.04.010 Revenue measure.
5.04.020 Article not exclusive.
5.04.030 License and tax requirements.
5.04.040 License—Separate for branch establishments or multiple legal entities.
5.04.050 Evidence of doing business.
5.04.060 Constitutional apportionment.
5.04.070 Exemptions.
5.04.080 Effect of article on past actions and unexpired licenses.
5.04.010 Revenue measure.
This article is enacted solely to raise revenue for municipal purposes and is not intended for regulation. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-102)
5.04.020 Article not exclusive.
Persons required to pay a license tax for transacting and carrying on any business under this article shall not be relieved from the payment of any license tax for the privilege of doing such business required under any other ordinance or provision of this code, and shall remain subject to the regulatory provisions of other ordinances and code provisions. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-103)
5.04.030 License and tax requirements.
A. There are imposed upon the businesses, trades, professions, callings and occupations specified in this article license taxes in the amounts hereinafter prescribed. It is unlawful for any person to transact and carry on any business, trade, profession, calling or occupation in the city without first procuring a license from the city so to do and paying the tax hereinafter prescribed or without complying with any and all applicable provisions of this article.
B. This section shall not be construed to require any person to obtain a license prior to doing business within the city if such requirement conflicts with applicable statutes of the United States or of the state of California. Persons not so required to obtain a license prior to doing business within the city nevertheless shall be liable for payment of the tax imposed by this article. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-104)
5.04.040 License—Separate for branch establishments or multiple legal entities.
A separate license must be obtained for each legal entity, branch establishment or location of the The Foster City Municipal Code is current through Ordinance 646, passed March 21, 2022.
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business transacted and carried on and for each separate type of business at the same location. Each license shall authorize the licensee to transact and carry on only the business licensed thereby at the location or in the manner designated in such license. Warehouses and distributing plants used in connection with and incidental to a business licensed under the provisions of this article shall not be deemed separate places of business or branch establishments. Any person conducting multiple businesses, but for which those businesses use a single set or integrated set of books and records, shall pay only one tax calculated on all gross receipts of the businesses. The number of separate legal entities conducting business in the same location but using separate sets for books and records for which business license taxes must be paid is limited as specified in Section
5.24.020
. (Ord. 572
§ 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-105)
5.04.050
Evidence of doing business.
When any person, by use of signs, circulars, cards, telephone books or newspapers, advertises, holds out or represents that he is conducting business in the city, or when any person holds an active license or permit issued by a governmental agency indicating that he is conducting business in the city, and such person fails to deny by a sworn statement given to the collector that he is not conducting a business in the city, after being requested to do so by the collector, then these facts shall be considered prima facie evidence that he is conducting a business in the city. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-106)
5.04.060
Constitutional apportionment.
A. No Undue Burden. None of the license taxes provided for by this article shall be so applied as to occasion an undue burden upon interstate commerce or to violate the equal protection and due process clauses of the Constitutions of the United States and the state of California.
B. Apportionment Appeal Rights. In any case where a license tax is believed by a licensee or applicant for a license to place an undue burden upon interstate commerce or to violate constitutional nexus requirements or other applicable law, the licensee or applicant may apply to the collector for an adjustment of the tax. Such application may be made before, at or within six months after payment of the prescribed license tax. The applicant shall, by sworn statement and supporting testimony, show the method of business and the gross volume or estimated gross volume of business and such other information as the collector may deem necessary to determine the extent, if any, of such undue burden or violation. The collector shall then conduct an investigation, and, upon the written approval of the city attorney, shall fix as the license tax for the applicant an amount that is reasonable and nondiscriminatory, or, if the license tax has already been paid, shall order a refund of the amount over and above the license tax so fixed. In fixing the license tax to be charged, the collector shall have the power to base the license tax upon a percentage of gross receipts or any other measure which will ensure that the license tax assessed shall be uniform with that assessed on businesses of like nature, so long as the amount assessed does not exceed the license tax as prescribed by this article.
The Foster City Municipal Code is current through Ordinance 646, passed March 21, 2022.
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Should the collector determine the gross receipts measure of license tax to be the proper basis, he may require the applicant to submit, either at the time of termination of applicant’s business in the city or at the end of each three-month period, a sworn statement of the gross receipts and pay the amount of license tax therefor; provided, that no additional license tax during any one calendar year shall be required after the licensee has paid an amount equal to the annual license tax as prescribed in this article. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-107)
5.04.070
Exemptions.
A. Exemptions as Matter of Law. Nothing in this article shall be deemed or construed to apply to any person transacting and carrying on any business exempt by virtue of the Constitution or applicable statutes of the United States or of the state of California from the payment of such taxes as are prescribed in this article.
B. Charitable (Nonprofit) Organizations. No business license tax imposed under this article shall be deemed or construed to apply to any person transacting and carrying on any business, which business is conducted, managed or carried on wholly as an organization exempt from federal income taxes as defined under Section 501(c) of the United States Internal Revenue Code.
C. Farmers Markets. Nothing in this article shall be deemed or construed to apply to any person transacting and carrying on any business, which business is conducted, managed or carried on exclusively in participation with a farmers market approved by the city, whether held on public or private property.
D. Claiming an Exemption. Any person claiming an exemption pursuant to this section shall file a sworn statement with the collector stating the facts upon which exemption is claimed, and in the absence of such statement substantiating the claim, such person shall be liable for the payment of the taxes imposed by this article. Businesses claiming an exemption under subsection B of this section shall be required to provide a copy of the Internal Revenue Service determination letter or similar document that certifies the exempt status granted under Section 501(c) of the Internal Revenue Code.
E. Non-Fee License Issuance. The collector shall, upon a proper showing contained in the sworn statement, issue a license to such person claiming exemption under this section without payment to the city of the business license tax required by this article.
F. Revocation of Exemption. The collector, after giving notice and a reasonable opportunity for hearing to a licensee, may revoke any license granted pursuant to the provisions of this section upon information that the licensee is not entitled to the exemption as provided in this section. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-108)
5.04.080
Effect of article on past actions and unexpired licenses.
A. Neither the adoption of the ordinance codified in this article nor its superseding of any portion of The Foster City Municipal Code is current through Ordinance 646, passed March 21, 2022.
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any other ordinance of the city shall in any manner be construed to affect prosecution for violation of any other ordinance committed prior to the effective date of the ordinance codified herein, nor be construed to waive any tax or license requirement or any penal provision applicable to any such violation, nor be construed to affect the validity of any bond or cash deposit required by any ordinance to be posted, filed or deposited, and all rights and obligations pertaining thereto shall continue in full force and effect.
B. Where a license for revenue purposes has been issued to any person by the city and the tax paid for the business for which the license has been issued under the provisions of any ordinance heretofore enacted and the term of such license has not expired, then the license tax prescribed for the business by this article shall not be payable until the expiration of the term of such unexpired license. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-131) The Foster City Municipal Code is current through Ordinance 646, passed March 21, 2022.
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Chapter 5.08
DEFINITIONS
Sections:
5.08.010
Business.
5.08.020
City.
5.08.030
Collector.
5.08.040
General contractor.
5.08.050
Gross receipts.
5.08.060
Person.
5.08.070
Sale.
5.08.075
Same location.
5.08.080
Solicitor.
5.08.090
Specialty contractor.
5.08.100
Sworn statement.
5.08.010
Business.
As used in this article, “business” includes professions, trades and occupations and all and every kind of calling whether or not carried on for profit. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-101(c))
5.08.020
City.
As used in this article, “city” means the city of Foster City, a municipal corporation of the state of California, in its present incorporated form or in any later reorganized, consolidated, enlarged or reincorporated form. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-101(b))
5.08.030
Collector.
As used in this article, “collector” means the city officer charged with administration of this article. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-101(g))
5.08.040
General contractor.
As used in this article, “general contractor” means (A) a general engineering contractor, or (B) a general building contractor, as those terms are defined in Sections 7056 and 7057, respectively, of the Business and Professions Code of the state as they now exist or may hereafter be amended. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-101(h))
5.08.050
Gross receipts.
As used in this article, “gross receipts” includes the total actually received or receivable from sales of goods, materials, wares or merchandise, and the total actually received or receivable for the performance of any act or service, of whatever nature, for which a charge is made or credit allowed, The Foster City Municipal Code is current through Ordinance 646, passed March 21, 2022.
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whether or not such act or service is done as a part of or in connection with the sale of materials, goods, wares or merchandise. Included in “gross receipts” shall be all receipts, cash, credits, investment income, rental income, and proceeds from the sale of property of any kind or nature, without any deduction on account of the cost of the property sold, the cost of materials used, labor or service costs, interest paid or payable, or losses or other expenses whatsoever. The following are excluded from “gross receipts”:
A. Cash discounts allowed and taken on sales;
B. Credit allowed on property accepted as part of a purchase price and which property may later be sold;
C. Any tax required by law to be and is included in or added to the purchase price and collected from the consumer or purchaser;
D. Such part of the sale price of property returned by purchasers upon rescission of a contract of sale as is refunded either in cash or by credit;
E. Amounts collected for others as an agent or trustee to the extent such amounts are paid to those for whom collected, provided the agent or trustee has furnished the collector with the names and addresses of the others and the amounts paid to them;
F. That portion of the receipts of a business related to sales of goods or services to the city of Foster City;
G. That portion of the receipts of a general contractor which represents payments to subcontractors; provided, that such subcontractors are licensed under this article and provided the general contractor furnishes the collector with the names and addresses of the subcontractors and the amounts paid each;
H. Receipts of refundable deposits, except that refundable deposits forfeited and taken into income shall not be excluded;
I. As to a real estate agent or broker, the sales price of real estate sold for the account of others except that portion which represents commission or other income to the agent or broker. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-101(d))
5.08.060
Person.
As used in this article, “person” includes all domestic and foreign corporations, associations, syndicates, joint stock corporations, partnerships of every kind, clubs, Massachusetts, business or common law trusts, societies and individuals transacting and carrying on any business in the city, other than as an employee. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4- The Foster City Municipal Code is current through Ordinance 646, passed March 21, 2022.
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101(a))
5.08.070
Sale.
As used in this article, “sale” includes the transfer, in any manner or by any means, of title to property for consideration; the serving, supplying or furnishing for consideration of any property; and a transaction whereby the possession of property is transferred and the seller retains the title as security for the payment of the price. The foregoing definitions shall not exclude any transaction which is or which, in effect, results in a sale within the contemplation of law. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-101(e))
5.08.075
Same location.
As used in this article, “same location” means the same physical address as recognized by the United States Postal Office, property parcel as recognized by the San Mateo County assessor’s office, or development area as evidenced by a development agreement with the city then currently in effect. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013)
5.08.080
Solicitor.
As used in this article, “solicitor” means one who engages in the business of going from house to house, place to place or in or along the streets within the city, selling or taking orders for, or offering to sell or take orders for, goods, wares, merchandise or other things of value for future delivery, or for services to be performed in the future. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972:
prior code § 4-101(j))
5.08.090
Specialty contractor.
As used in this article, a “specialty contractor” is as defined in Section 7058 of the Business and Professions Code of the state as it now exists or may hereafter be amended. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-101(i))
5.08.100
Sworn statement.
As used in this article, “sworn statement” means an affidavit sworn before a person authorized to take oaths, or a declaration or certification made under penalty of perjury. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-101(f))
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Chapter 5.12
LICENSES
Sections:
5.12.010
Application—Issuance—Contents.
5.12.030
Application—First license—Contents.
5.12.040
Gross receipts estimate.
5.12.050
Sworn statement and tax payment prerequisite to renewal.
5.12.060
Renewal license.
5.12.070
License transferability.
5.12.080
Duplicate license.
5.12.090
Posting and keeping licenses.
Prior ordinance history: Prior code § 4-109.020.
5.12.010
Application—Issuance—Contents.
Every person required to have a license under the provisions of this article shall apply to the collector for a license as prescribed below. Upon payment of the prescribed license tax, the collector shall issue that person a license which shall contain the following information:
A. The name of the person to whom the license is issued; B. The business licensed;
C. The place where such business is to be carried on; D. The expiration date of such license; and
E. Such other information as may be necessary for the enforcement of this article. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-109.010)
5.12.030
Application—First license—Contents.
Upon application for the first license under this article or for a newly established business, the applicant shall furnish a sworn statement, upon a form provided by the collector, setting forth the following information:
A. The exact nature or kind of business for which a license is requested; B. The place where such business is to be carried on, and if the same is not to be carried on at any permanent place of business, the places of residences of the owners of same; C. If application is made for a license to a person doing business under a fictitious name, the application shall set forth the names and places of residences of those owning the business; The Foster City Municipal Code is current through Ordinance 646, passed March 21, 2022.
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D. In the event an application is for issuance of a license to a corporation or a partnership, the application shall set forth the names and places of residences of the officers or partners thereof; E. If the amount of license tax to be paid is measured by gross receipts, the application shall set forth such information the collector determines necessary to determine the amount of the license tax to be paid;
F. Any further information which the collector may require to enforce this article. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh.
A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-110.010)
5.12.040
Gross receipts estimate.
If the amount of the license tax to be paid by a person applying for the first license under this article or for a newly established business is measured by gross receipts, the applicant shall estimate the gross receipts for the period to be covered by the license. Such estimate, if the collector accepts it as reasonable, shall be used in determining the amount of license tax to be paid; provided, however, the amount so determined shall be tentative only and such person shall, within thirty days after the expiration of the period for which such license was issued, furnish the collector with a sworn statement, upon a form furnished by the collector, showing the gross receipts during the period of such license, and the license tax for such period shall be finally ascertained and paid as provided by this article for the ascertaining and paying of renewal license taxes for other businesses, after deducting from the payment due the amount paid when the first license was issued. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-110.020)
5.12.050
Sworn statement and tax payment prerequisite to renewal.
The collector shall not renew a license to any person or issue him or her another license for the same or any other business until such person has furnished the sworn statement and paid the license tax required by this article. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4- 110.030)
5.12.060
Renewal license.
An applicant for renewal of a license shall submit to the collector, for guidance in ascertaining the license tax to be paid, a sworn statement, upon a form to be provided by the collector, setting forth such information concerning the applicant’s business during the preceding year as may be required by the collector to ascertain the license tax to be paid pursuant to this article. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-111)
5.12.070
License transferability.
No license issued pursuant to this article shall be transferable; provided, that where a license is issued authorizing a person to transact and carry on a business at a particular place, such licensee The Foster City Municipal Code is current through Ordinance 646, passed March 21, 2022.
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may, upon application therefor and payment of the fee established under the city’s master fees and charges schedule in effect at the time of filing, have the license amended to authorize the transacting and carrying on of such business under the license at some other location; provided further, that transfer, whether by sale or otherwise, to another person under such circumstances that the real or ultimate ownership after the transfer is substantially similar to the ownership existing before the transfer shall not be prohibited by this section. For the purpose of this section, stockholders, bondholders, partnerships or other persons holding an interest in a legal entity are regarded as having the real or ultimate ownership of such entity. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-117)
5.12.080
Duplicate license.
The collector may issue a duplicate license to replace any license that has been lost or destroyed upon the licensee filing a statement of such fact and paying a duplicate license fee established under the City’s master fees and charges schedule in effect at the time of filing. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-118)
5.12.090
Posting and keeping licenses.
A. Any licensee transacting and carrying on business at a fixed place of business in the city shall keep the license posted in a conspicuous place upon the premises where such business is carried on.
B. Any licensee transacting and carrying on business but not operating at a fixed place of business in the city shall keep the license upon his or her person when transacting and carrying on the business for which it is issued. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-119)
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Chapter 5.16
STATEMENTS AND RECORDS
Sections:
5.16.010
Statement—Limitations—Verification.
5.16.020
Records—Requirements.
5.16.030
Information confidential.
5.16.040
Failure to file statement or corrected statement.
5.16.050
Additional power of collector.
5.16.010
Statement—Limitations—Verification.
No statement shall be conclusive as to the matters set forth therein, nor shall its filing preclude the city from collecting by appropriate action such sum as is actually due and payable under this article.
Such statement shall be subject to audit and verification by the collector, his or her deputies, authorized employees or agents of the city, who are authorized to examine, audit and inspect such books and records of any licensee or applicant for license, as may be necessary in their judgment to verify or ascertain the license fee due. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972:
prior code § 4-112.010)
5.16.020
Records—Requirements.
All persons subject to this article shall keep complete records of business transactions, including sales, receipts, purchases and other expenditures, and shall retain all such records for examination by the collector for at least three years. Alternatively, persons may maintain copies of their annual federal income tax returns in lieu of maintaining the aforementioned records. No such person shall refuse to allow authorized representatives of the collector to examine the records at reasonable times and places. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-112.020)
5.16.030
Information confidential.
It is unlawful for the collector or any employee or agent of the city to make known in any manner whatsoever the business affairs, operations or information obtained by an investigation of records and equipment of any person required to obtain a license or to pay a license tax, or any other person visited or examined in the discharge of official duty, or the amount or source of income, profits, losses, expenditures, or any particular thereof, set forth in any statement or application, or to permit any statement or application, or copy of either, or any book containing any abstract or particulars thereof, to be seen or examined by any person; provided, that nothing in this section shall be construed to prevent:
A. The disclosure to, or the examination of records and equipment by, another city official, employee or agent for collection of taxes for the sole purpose of administering or enforcing this article or collecting taxes imposed under it;
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B. The disclosure of information to, or the examination of records by, federal or state officials, or the tax officials of another public agency, if a reciprocal arrangement exists, or to a grand jury or court of law, upon subpoena;
C. The disclosure of information and results of examination of records of particular taxpayers, or relating to particular taxpayers, to a court of law in a proceeding brought to determine the existence or amount of any license tax liability to the city of those taxpayers; D. The disclosure, after the filing of a written request to that effect, to the taxpayer, or to the taxpayer’s successors, receivers, trustees, executors, administrators, assignees and guarantors, if directly interested, of information as to the items included in the measure of any paid tax, any unpaid tax or amounts of tax required to be collected, interest and penalties; further provided, however, that the city attorney approves each such disclosure and that the collector may refuse to make any disclosure referred to in this subsection when in his or her opinion the public interest would suffer thereby;
E. The disclosure of the names and business addresses of persons to whom licenses have been issued, and the general type or nature of their business; F. The disclosure by way of public meeting or otherwise of such information as may be necessary to permit the decision maker to be fully advised as to the facts when a taxpayer files a claim for refund of license taxes, or submits an offer of compromise with regard to a claim asserted against him by the city for license taxes, or when acting upon any other matter; G. The disclosure of general statistics regarding taxes collected or business done in the city; H. Any other disclosure required by applicable law. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-113)
5.16.040
Failure to file statement or corrected statement.
A. If any person fails to timely file any required statement, or if after demand therefor made by the collector any person fails to timely file a corrected statement, or if any person subject to the tax imposed by this article fails to apply for a license, the collector may determine the amount of license tax due using such information as is available to the collector.
B. If the collector is not satisfied with information supplied in statements or applications filed, he or she may determine any license tax due using such information as is available to the collector.
C. If the collector makes such a determination, he or she shall give a notice of the amount assessed by serving it personally or by depositing it with the United States Postal Service or any other carrier or delivery service offering prompt delivery, addressed to the person so assessed at his The Foster City Municipal Code is current through Ordinance 646, passed March 21, 2022.
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or her last-known address. Such person may, within fifteen days after the mailing or serving of such notice, apply in writing to the collector for a hearing. If such application is made, the collector shall set the matter for hearing within fifteen days. The collector shall give at least ten days’ notice to such person of the time and place of hearing in the manner prescribed above for serving notices of assessment. The city manager or a hearing officer designated by the city manager shall consider all evidence produced and shall make findings thereon, which shall be final as to the city, but subject to judicial review pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure Section 1094.5. Notice of such findings shall be served upon the applicant in the manner prescribed above for serving notices of assessment. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-114)
5.16.050
Additional power of collector.
In addition to all other power conferred upon him, the collector shall have the power, for good cause shown, to extend the time for filing any required sworn statement or application for up to thirty days, and in such case to waive any penalty that would otherwise have accrued, except that six percent simple interest shall be added to any tax determined to be payable. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013:
Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-116)
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Chapter 5.20
LICENSE TAX PAYMENT—PENALTIES—REFUNDS
Sections:
5.20.010
How and when payable.
5.20.020
Delinquency—Penalty.
5.20.030
Delinquency issuance prohibited.
5.20.040
Delinquency—Installment payment agreement.
5.20.050
Refunds of overpayments.
5.20.010
How and when payable.
A. Unless otherwise specifically provided in this article, all annual license taxes shall be due and payable in advance on the first day of January of each year based on gross receipts during the prior calendar year ending December 31; provided, that license taxes covering new operations commenced thereafter may be prorated for the balance of the license period based upon an estimate of the anticipated gross receipts for that year.
B. Except as otherwise herein provided, license taxes, other than annual, required under this article shall be due and payable as follows: Flat-rate license taxes are payable in advance of the first day of business and thereafter on the first day of any applicable period. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013:
Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-120)
5.20.020
Delinquency—Penalty.
For failure to pay a license tax when due, the collector shall add a penalty of ten percent of the license tax at five p.m. on the sixtieth day after the due date thereof, and an additional ten percent at five p.m. on the last day of each month thereafter. The amount of such cumulative penalty to be added shall in no event exceed one hundred percent of the license tax due. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1972: prior code § 4-121.010)
5.20.030
Delinquency issuance prohibited.
No license shall be issued, nor one which has been suspended or revoked shall be reinstated or reissued, to any person who, at the time of applying therefor, is indebted to the city for any delinquent license taxes, unless such person, with the consent of the collector, enters into a written agreement with the city, through the collector, to pay such delinquent taxes, plus ten percent annual interest upon the unpaid balance, in monthly installments, or more often, extending over a period of up to a year. (Ord. 572 § 1 Exh. A (part), 2013: Ord. 45 § 1 (part), 1974: prior code § 4-121.020)
5.20.040
Delinquency—Installment payment agreement.
In any agreement entered into under Section
5.20.030
, the licensee shall acknowledge the obligation
owed to the city and agree that, in the event of failure to timely pay any installment, the whole amount The Foster City Municipal Code is current through Ordinance 646, passed March 21, 2022.
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REFUNDS