CATHEDRAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS
DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2019-2020 Annual Report and Campaign Update
DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2019-2020 Annual Report and Campaign Update
MESSAGE from the Headmaster
CATHEDRAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS
IN THIS UPDATE
quantify, and sometimes limit, expres- sions of generosity to schools to dollars raised. I do believe, though, that there is an equally powerful and often overlooked level of generosity given to schools in the form of volunteerism. Simply put, Cathedral School could not function at the level it does without the countless volunteer hours from those in our community. Often, our childrens’ role models are public figures, who frequent the cover of magazines and who are quick to call attention to themselves. Less obvious, though more influential, are those who commit themselves to the organizations and causes that they believe in. This work fails to garner the credit it deserves. Yet, it is only through this authentic service that organizations thrive. Our sons see our good work, whether we know it or not, and will emulate it in their own lives.
In this particular year, parents, board members, alumni, and staff have committed thousands of hours to preparing Cathedral School to open this fall. The reality of having all boys back on campus could not have happened without these volunteers. This publication takes great pains to call attention to the hundreds of people who committed financially to Cathedral School. Their support makes this place the nationally recognized school that it is. So too, though, do the volunteers working behind the scenes on behalf of this special place. They, too, deserve our
DEAR CATHEDRAL SCHOOL COMMUNITY: I have long maintained that one of the most compelling forms
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the Headmaster
4 Letter from
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of education for boys comes from the examples set by the adults around them. Our School remains committed to educating young men ready and eager to make the world a better place. Their commitment to service and volunteerism is learned, in large measure, by the work that the adults around them conduct on behalf of Cathedral School. This has always been the case, and it has never been more evident than in this particular year of upheaval. Never has Cathedral School needed nor benefited more from the commitment that so many people have made to this special place. Oftentimes we can be quick to
6 Board of Trustees 7 Operating Budget 8 Total Voluntary Giving 9 Honor Roll of Donors 15 Grandparent Giving 16 The Guardian Society
thanks and praise. Very truly yours,
16 Community Support Fund 16 Corporation & Matching Gift Contributors 17 Donors to Endowed Funds FY20 18 Fulfilling the Strategic Vision Capital Campaign 20 Fall Bash 20 Fund-A-Need 21 Celebration 2020: Cathedral the Musical 22 Parents Association 23 Honor and Memorial Gifts
Burns Jones Headmaster
“A community bonded by open-heartedness, hope, compassion, and concern”
FROM THE CATHEDRAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS MISSION STATEMENT
A group of Cathedral families volunteering at City Hope, one of the School’s service partners.
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A LETTER FROM THE Board Chair
A LETTER FROM THE 2019-2020 Student Council President
of our parent community to help the school overcome challenges, and the determination of everyone to bring the boys back onto campus as soon as it was feasible. Through it all, despite the uncertainty and worry that this pandemic has brought, we have all managed to keep our most precious asset—our boys—first and foremost. Looking forward, we have much to be excited about as well. With the successful completion of the Fulfilling the Strategic Vision campaign, we will begin the exciting terrace addition project this summer, alongside major renovations to nearly every classroom on campus. This work will further enhance the CSB experience for our faculty, staff, and, most importantly, our students. This additional space will help inspire our teachers to do their greatest work, and ensure that we achieve our vision as the finest school for boys anywhere. On a personal note, the end of this school year also brings to a close my seven years of service as a Trustee and my three years as Board Chair. Looking back on all that we have accomplished, I am in awe of the commitment of our entire school community to create a school that practices what it preaches, and to insure that our boys are prepared for whatever future awaits them. We are so lucky to have the community we have, and we have so many reasons to feel optimistic about the future of our School.
AS I WRITE THIS LETTER, the world feels as if it’s finally starting to emerge from the surreal pandemic reality of the past year. Strict lockdowns have given way to mere capacity restrictions, travel bans are now advisories, and a fear of an invisible virus has shifted to excitement about vaccinations and the promise
charities such as Team Trees, a charity that plants one tree for every dollar given, and as a school we raised over $200 to support them. The Student Council also agreed that it would be great to raise money to help support Australia during the time of the fires, and we donated the proceeds of a donut sale to a cause that helped support firefighters that were working hard to fight these fires, and to help animals that were endangered from the fires. Another cause that we helped with was Project Cicero, a book drive that collects gently used or new books and donates it to students in need. Our school donated hundreds of books to be used in many schools and homes. Although we had no choice but to go to distance learning earlier this year because of COVID-19, the Student Council worked hard to bring different aspects of school life to students. For example, in the spring, and we had many great submissions from students, such as instrumental music, singing, skits, and more. This was a great opportunity for students to come together and to embrace our community. Mr. Schmidt and Mr. Wilkes hosted weekly Zoom trivia games on the weekends that helped the CSB community of students, parents, teachers and alumni stay connected and have fun. Field Day was certainly very different from other years, and despite not being on the field, the friendly competition between the Red and Gold teams carried on virtually. We had great participation by video from both teams Student Council is a very important part of student life and the Cathedral community. It helps to implement and to use ideas from the students to improve the school and to make life at school enjoyable, and I am positive that this tradition and council will be continued by the years to come. It was my honor and privilege to serve as President for the year 2019-2020.
DEAR CATHEDRAL SCHOOL COMMUNITY,
I am honored to be asked to write to the community on behalf of my fellow students. What a year we have had. Little did I know when I was elected as the student body president that we would have
a roller coaster year. Student Council at Cathedral is a group of
they hold for a return to a more normal life. Where one year ago we were locked down in our homes, this spring, the light at the end of the tunnel is rapidly approaching. When we made the decision last March to close our campus and shift to distance learning, we had no idea when we might be able to return to in-person classes. I suspect that many, if not all of you, shared the anxiety and worry that our family felt. In times like this, the true character of a community comes through—and I am proud to say that our community’s response to these recent travails have confirmed everything I’ve learned about our community over the last 10 years. It’s been quite a year from the pivot to distance learning last spring to the return to a heavily modified on-campus approach this past fall, and all the complications involved in both. I am thankful to every group within our community whose flexibility and steadfast contributions have enabled us not just to survive the past year, but to thrive in such a challenging environment. We’ve had to rely on the strength of administration to make difficult decisions, the dedication of our faculty and staff to meet the needs of their students, the resilience and generosity
students who are elected by their peers to represent both their class and the school as a whole. The community can tell us what change they want to see or ideas we can implement in student life, and we work to implement them. Although the year was cut short because of COVID-19, we got a lot done both in person and on distance learning. As Student Council president this past year, we helped to bring back an important and longstanding tradition of the Haunted Hallway. The Haunted Hallway was a tradition in which the Student Council representatives decorate a hallway to entertain the lower and upper school students on Halloween. I know that having this event especially meant a lot to both the Class of 2020 and the rest of the school. This was just one event we were allowed to have before we had to switch to distance learning. Student Council also organizes the different school wide spirit days. The purpose of the spirit days are to allow students to express school spirit and to have fun. The Student Council brainstormed ideas for spirit days, and this past year we had spirit days almost every month. Some spirit days included sports day, pajama day, spirit day, beach day, and red and gold day. We also continued this tradition throughout online learning. The Student Council had also made a commitment to raise and donate money to various charities and causes. We organized many successful bake sales in which we raised money for
All the Best, Greg Gretsch Board Chair
Yours Truly, Prem Patel ’20
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2019–2020 OPERATING BUDGET
CHARITABLE GIVING TO GENERAL OPERATIONS
Total Endowment (as of June 30, 2020)
$17,674,574 $11,476,824
FY20 Total Operating Budget
14%
Tuition Revenue
$9,153,600 $1,130,588 $734,000 $185,000
Cathedral School Fund
86%
Endowment Draw
Parents Association Gift
Total Enrollment
264
Total Cost per Student
$42,497
Cathedral School Fund
PA Contribution
The budgetary gap between tuition revenue and operating expenses is covered primarily by donations to the Cathedral School Fund, together with fundraising revenue from the Parents Association and a budgeted draw from the School’s endowment. The 2019-20 Cathedral School Fund raised $1,259,739 in gifts to the School, exceeding its budgeted goal of $1.13M, with participation from 95% of our parent community, 100% of our Trustees, and 100% of our faculty and staff.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2019–2020
EXPENSES
INCOME
13%
10%
6%
9%
FRONT ROW: Diana Marchesi Nina de Clercq Naureen Hassan June Sakamoto Greg Gretsch, Chair Laura Morris Judy Hilbrich Sheppard, Faculty Representative Carlton Linnenbach ’87 M. David Thier, Honorary Lifetime Trustee Abbey Doolittle, PA President Burns Jones, Headmaster Michele Bell Sandra Lee
BACK ROW: The Very Rev. Dr. Malcolm Clemens Young Byron Gill
NOT PHOTOGRAPHED The Rev. Canon David R. Forbes, Honorary Lifetime Trustee The Ven. Malcolm H. Manson Yaromil Ralph Will Stegall, Treasurer
2%
2%
Faculty/Staff Salaries & Benefits 68%
Tuition 80%
6%
Kate Hanson René Picazo
4%
Steve Mattoon Matt Peek ’85 Chad Boeding Bill Bennington ’79
Tuition Cathedral School Fund Endowment Draw Other (Fees, Misc.) Parents Association
Faculty/Staff Salaries and Benefits Adjustable Tuition Educational Programming & Student Services Professional Fees & Other Expenses Facilities
Adam Suleman, Alumni Association President Thayer Hopkins, Honorary Lifetime Trustee Jon Burgstone Ian Picache The Rev. Eric Metoyer Elizabeth Sparks
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HONOR ROLL of DONORS
HONOR ROLL OF ALL DONORS TO THE 2019–2020 CATHEDRAL SCHOOL FUND (Recognizing all gifts from July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020) GIVING LEVELS Founders Circle ($25,000+) Benefactors ($20,000-$24,999) Leadership Circle ($15,000-$19,999) Stewards ($10,000-$14,999) Patrons — Filling the Gap! ($7,875-$9,999) Headmasters Fellows ($3,500-$7,874) Hawks ($1,500-$3,499) Red and Gold Team ($1-1,499) *recognizes our loyal donors who have given to CSB for 15 or more consecutive years
Metta and Keith Krach Elizabeth Dito and Tom Kuglen Annabelle Wong and Brian Lam Sara Chenault and Edward Lang Claire Hudson and Jeff Lanza Emily and Roth Martin Phoebe White and Burke Norton Patricia Calfee Picache and Ian Picache Zinia and Rene Picazo Amy and Garrett Price Helen Hilton Raiser Kat Hantas and Quincy Smith Sarah and Donald Sung Kevin Waldeck and Christine Chen DeAnn and Paul Work PATRONS Apple, Inc. Natasha and Sam Bradley Natalie Walrond and John Brockland Natasha Kohne and Lawrence Groo Michelle and Michael Hartshorn Nellyn and Brian Hecktman Rutuja Khanzode and Vipul Hingne Jennifer and Sam Hocking Ken Horne and Jennifer Yen Zarika and Prabudh Jain Asheley and Carlton Linnenbach ’87* Lucia and Mark MacDonald Jessica and David MacGregor Susan and Davin McAndrews Emily and Michael McKinnon Naheed and Dayton Misfeldt The Moran Family Jim Morrone and Courtney Fitzpatrick Victoria and Keith Pradhan Alicia Engstrom and Hosain Rahman Victoria and Phillip Raiser Abbey Doolittle and Joseph Scalise The Thomas Family Ellen and Matthew Bye Halle and Casey Cane Linda and Joseph Chong Ljudmila and Hanno Fichtner Jenny and Keith Garner Google, Inc.
Lawrence Chan and
Michaela Nestler-Chan Ashley and Ronald Clark Community Foundation Sonoma County Nancy and Edward Conner Patricia and Sean Cumiskey Jane and Tyler Dann* The Gadaldi Family Gap Foundation Goldman Sachs Gives Brooke and Chris Green The Hale Family Alicia and Philip Hammarskjold* Paula and Bryan Hansen Anita and Gary Hsueh Elizabeth and Burns Jones Letitia and Michael Kim Jorge Klor de Alva and Fabiana Toledo Giuliana and Peter Lagomarsino LinkedIn Makena Capital Management Rexanne and Augie Martin* Sandra Lee and Frank Mong Mariko and James Nabwangu Peter Caldwell Oberndorf ’00 Tina Chao and David Owen Julie Shim Park and Edward Park Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc. June and Brian Sakamoto Eleanor Drey and Rennie Saunders Pamela and John Sebastian* Mahika and Sanjay Shamdasani Maggie and Brian Shepard Sony Computer Entertainment
GIVING BY CONSTITUENCY
20%
Current Parent Trustee Alumni & Parents of Alumni Grandparents
53%
2019–2020 TOTAL VOLUNTARY GIVING
14%
Corporations & Matching Gifts F aculty/Staff & Friends
6%
3% 4%
Cathedral School for Boys gratefully acknowledges all donors whose generous commitments during the 2019-20 fiscal year demonstrate their continued support and loyalty to the School. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this report. Please advise the Development Office of any errors or omissions so that corrections can be made. The numbers below represent gifts received during the 2019-20 fiscal year from July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020.
ANNUAL GIVING
ENDOWMENT GIVING $15,000 Charles Magowan Fund $500 Dottie Sayward Wylie Fund $52,650 Evan Remedios ’91 Scholarship Fund $38,761 Ferreboeuf Fund for Faculty $50,000 Frances K. Field Public Reading Competition $932,666 Fulfilling the Strategic Vision - Faculty Salary Endowment
Elizabeth and David Thier* Jay and Shannon Thomson Susan E. Tom Bobby Tsai Kathleen and Vance Vanier Visa, USA Alyson and Richard Welch ’88 Audrey Lee and Kevin Wong Megan and Charlie Wyman
FOUNDERS CIRCLE Anonymous (2) Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Elizabeth Pang Fullerton and Richard B. Fullerton Carrie and Greg Gretsch JP Morgan Charitable Giving Fund
Kimberly and Bill Mulligan Regan and Kevin Pluim Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Wendy Jan Wong and Michael Li-Ming Wong STEWARDS Anonymous Stephen Bamford William J. Bennington ’79* Ellen and Matthew Bye Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cane The Catholic Community Foundation of Santa Clara Jonathan Chan ’95 Kristin and Rishi Chandna Kate and David Chung Angela and Scott Crabill Courtney and Owen DeHoff Lacey and Stephen Dunne Anisya and Lynn Fritz Rika and Byron Gill Max and David Glynn Salle Yoo and Jeffrey Gray Leslee Kurihara and Drew Hamlin
Cathedral School Fund (includes all restricted, unrestricted, and honor & memorial annual gifts)
$1,259,739
$185,000 Parents Association Gift $65,532 Restricted and Other Gifts $1,510,271 TOTAL
Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust San Francisco Foundation Schwab Charitable Diane B. Wilsey* BENEFACTORS Anonymous
HAWKS Anonymous Megan and Adam Aasen The Adair Family
Caroline and Bary Wilkinson HEADMASTERS FELLOWS Kate and Doug Anderson Janie Angeleri Jessica and Ian Arthurs The Berenice Roth Spalding Family Foundation Yvonne and Wells Blaxter Jeff and Darcy Bohl Brennie and Larry Brackett Jennifer and Chris Brahm* Bridget and David Cannon
CAPITAL & OTHER GIVING $2,473,195 Fulfilling the Strategic Vision Capital Campaign $47,750 2020 Fund-a-Need $39,300 Community Support Fund $750 2019 Fund-a-Need $2,513,245 TOTAL
The Cathy Madison Fund for Student Travel Endowment Fund
The Baehner Family The Barnes Family
$1,800
American Endowment Foundation Christian Community Foundation Jenny and Will Stegall LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Jill Spangenberg and Jerome A. Barakos Kristine and Chad Boeding Metka and Jack Daly Naureen Hassan Cristina and Lee Hudson Melissa and Bijan Modanlou
Michele and Scott Bell Sejal and Arrian Binnings BlackRock, Inc. Cecile and Jeff Bodington* Dr. C. Richard Boland and Mrs. Patricia Boland Lesley Meister and Raymond Cheung
$81,100 The Rev. Canon David R. Forbes Endowed Chair in Teaching Excellence $1,120 William Schuppel Fund
$1,173,597 TOTAL
Louise and Arthur Conner Rebecca and William Dearie Lex and Michael Downing
$5,244,863 | TOTAL VOLUNTARY GIVING
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HONOR ROLL of DONORS
We gratefully acknowledge our generous donors who support all of our teachers, students, and programs through their contribution to the Cathedral School Fund.
RED & GOLD TEAM Anonymous
The Dunn-Esparza Family Sachiko and David Eckert Lisa and Bruce Ericson* Emma Farr Rawlings and James Farrell Lynda Gammell Genentech Marina and Craig Greenwood Kiki and John Gunn Alison and Jim Haljun Nozomi and Benjamin Hao Bob Hillman and Sarah Rogers Dr. and Mrs. Richmond J. Hoch Melanie and Kurt Hoefer James C. Hormel and Michael P. Nguyen* Jina Choi and Lee Hsu Dr. Lin Fraser and Ron King Martha Kropf Brooke and Jeff Kruger Sharon Sotelo-Lee and Michael Lee Karen Scarr and Craig Martin Jennifer and Matt McCormick The Moustakas Gamble Family Lindsay and Perry Olshan Liz and Mike Pola* Prudential Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ralph Annie Goranson and Josh Rupright Theodor Rzad and Alexandra Fraser Salesforce Foundation James Schmidt* Elizabeth and Craig Sparks Andrea and Ryan Steele Morgan and Greg Thorne VMware Foundation The von Strasser Family Azra Mehdi and Shawn Williams Pete and Michele Williams Kristin and Albert Leung Shirley and Robert Liu Laura and John Rende The Rosenfeld Family
Andrew Brown and Kirsten Wolfe Holden W. Brown ’18 Tuul Chunseree and Khurelbaatar Bud Jon Burgstone Jeffrey C. Byrnes ’89 Bill and Marilyn Campbell* Ross Cannon Steve Carnevale and Kelly Gorman William Carnevale ’13 David Castle ’95 and Joanna Kabat Eunice Chang Elizabeth Charnas Isaac Chou Ms. Carolyn J.B. Chris Joanne Cohen Chris Corrigan Terri and Guido Costella Rashod Cotton Dr. William Crain and Dr. Lucy Crain Direxa D. Dearie Mrs. Joan Dedo* David M. Delbridge ’79 Sejal and Sachin Desai, Karan Desai ’11, Niraj Desai ’15 and Max Karan S. Desai ’11 Niraj Desai ’15 Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Family of Kyle Figueroa-Rhudy Leslie and Charles Dicke George F. Dicke ’13 Tina Dietz Christopher Dietz ’09 DocuSign Dawn Decker and Chris Dowd* CJ Dowd ’13 Sue and Colin Crawford Christopher Crawford ’01 Charles C. Crawford ’11 Laura and Damian Crosby ’88 Natalia Cruz Ian S. Curry ’15 Ellen and Jim Curry
Sherrell B. Downes Jennifer Drake
Stephen G. Gould Courtney Graham
Tara Jones Julie and Pierre Jospe Kate and Scott Juergens Jack Kampmann ’16 Patty and Rich Kampmann Col. (Ret.) and Mrs. Charles M. Katsuyoshi Kris Kealey and Terry Dollard
Eilean Drummond Aaron Duffy ’06 Thomas Duffy and Diana Tang Duffy Angela and Emmanuel Dumalig Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dunne Ford G. Dunne Edison International Jeff Eisenberg and Melinda Aquino William W. Ettelson ’80 Max Falk-Johnson ’15 Flora DiMartine and Olusoji Fanoiki Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco Nancy Fee and Peter G. Platt ’75* Jordy Fee-Platt ’14 Henry C. Ferguson ’16 Scott Ferguson and Kate Hanson Michael Ferreboeuf and Colleen McGarry* Mrs. Carole Filley Todd Filley ’84 Isaac Finestone ’13 Jo and Jim Fitzpatrick Jessica and David Flemming Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Flemming The Foley-Stasukelis Family* The Rev. Canon David R. Forbes* Janet and Byron Fortune Kevin Fox Robert Fram and Jeanne Blamey Nicholas Fram ’98 Francis D. and Irene D. Griffin Foundation Nelse and Brian Frankel Patrick C. Free ’02 Tay P. Freeman ’17 Alex Freemon ’88 Marjorie and Cary Fulbright Apollo Gakuba ’18 Ana Schrank and Fidel Gakuba Paris Gakuba ’16 Cameron A. Freeman ’15 Zeena and Nat Freeman
Patricia Green Cord Greene
Darnell Adler ’18 Advent Software
Mary and Daniel Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gretsch Sherman G. Griffin ’85 Emily and Mark Griffin ’87 Jane and Rupert Grimm Charles Grossmann ’16 The Grossmann Family
Betsy and Matt Ahlstrand Newsha and Armin Ajami Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Amiee and John Alden Suaad Almasyabi and Abdul Alrammah Margaret and Sergio Alvarez Emily Wood and Christina Alvarez Rosanna and Michael Anderson Nadia and Carl Anderson Maddie Andres Christina and Josh Anzel Jordan Augustus ’11 Ayco Charitable Foundation Dr. James Bainton Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Baldocchi ’70 Bank of America Charitable Foundation Andrew Barakos ’19 Mrs. Susan Barber Bradley J. Barish ’13 Joan and John Barkan William R. Barkan ’98 Charles Barrett Ted Bartlett ’83 and Donna Hoghooghi* Anderson Bell ’87 Dr. and Mrs. James L. Bennington* Ana Fletes and Gregor Berkowitz Paul Bertrand* John Beshears ’96 Nancy and Todd Bland ’82 Bonnie and Vaughan Blaxter Melisa Block Richard and Nancy Bohannon* Tara Boland and Richard Maggiotto Gary Bolles and Heidi Kleinmaus* Christian Bolles ’10 Mark Bonney ’00 Sean Breen Jacquelin Medina and Joseph Bronesky
Juliet and John Kelley Mrs. Mary J. Kelley* Jackson S. Kent ’13 The Keon-Vitale Family Robert J. Kerman* Arman Kerr ’12
John M. Hagopian* Mrs. PJ Handeland Michelle and Michael Hanna ’94 Chad Harlow Barbara Harms Jennifer and Peter Heilmann Agnes and Tim Heiman* Niki and Colin Held Susan and Dana Hemberger ’60 Ms. Susan Hempstead Hess Anjali Henderson Hewlett Packard Charitable Giving Program Kim and Ken High III ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. High, Jr. The Sheppard Family Mr. and Mrs. Houston Hill III ’63 Barbara Hillman and Andre Cavin Don T. Hirose ’70 Steve Holland and Tracie Brown William H. Holland ’19 Maria Kwan and Eric Hon Jila Hooshnam Greer and Thayer Hopkins, Jr.* David Hopkins ’98 L. Glenn Hum ’70* D. William Hylton II Alexandre Iljas Alexander Infield ’17 Julian Infield ’19 Marc Infield and Cristina Chan Andrew C. Jacobson ’10 Kristina Best James David James ’85 Valerie and Nicholas Jew ’73 Rexford Jew ’12 Ryan Jew ’10 Anna and Alfred Horn Mr. Duncan L. Howard Ms. Betty Lou Hudson Rhonda and Jonathan Jew ’71 Jewish Community Foundation of Orange County Susan and Philip Johnson* Tim Johnson and Hadley Hicks Donna Dolislager and Alan Johnson* Dane Johnson and Margit Falk Liz Johnson Mr. J. Beverly Jones ’63
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Kim ’86 Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Kim Becca Gularte and James King ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Klute ’67 Leslie Talmadge and Brian Kopperl ’78 The Rev. Martha Korienek Elizabeth A. Kreher and
Penelope A. Chronis Michael S. Kreher ’08 Kate and Jonathan Kropf ’95 Will Kuechler ’14 Frank T. Kyte ’63 Leo Lam and Cecilia de Leon
Lucas Lam ’17 Owen Lam ’19 Grace Wu Lam Susan Lande The Langner Family Mrs. Helen Lee
WHY WE GIVE The Dunne Family Stephen, Lacey, Ford ‘25, and Gardner We give for one simple reason: the community. Uniquely close knit, the community of Cathedral is the school’s heart and soul. It extends far beyond the physical campus and it is bonded by a commitment to service, kindness, and open-mindedness. While academic programs or physical buildings can be replicated, the loving and committed CSB community is exceptional. We strive to support it in all ways and we hope to be connected to this beautiful institution for the rest of our lives.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lee Andrew C. Lehman ’18
Stephanie and Chris Lehman Ella and Anatoliy Leshchenko Chunying and Kangwu Li Emily and Joseph Lindblom ’08 Nell and Peter Liu ’98 Chester and May Louie* Patricia R. Lurie Jill Peasley and Christopher Lynch Andrew Ma ’98 Jesse Ma ’97 Calum MacDermid ’16 Malcolm MacDermid ’14 Ellen and Wally MacDermid ’83* Jean and Lindsay MacDermid Michelle and Angus MacDonald ’88 Christiana and Sandy Macfarlane Michael and Saundra MacGregor John Strathern MacGregor IV ’02 Cynthia Mackay* Macy’s Matching Gift Program Malcolm and Sandy Manson Diana Marchesi Alice Talley Marquez and Abel Marquez Massachusetts Mutual
Trina Garrett Rose V. Gass GE Foundation Emy Gelb Archer Gemmill ’19 Karen and Michael Gemmill Sheila Ghidini*
WHY WE GIVE The Fraser/King Family Lin, Ron, James ’00
Brayden Mathews ’18 Zachary Mathews ’16
Josh Merritt Alejandro Merritt ’18 Rev. Eric Metoyer Peggy and Dick Mitchell
Matson Navigation Company Stephen and Karin Mattoon Lisa and Robert Mayer Drew Mayer ’04 Jocelyn and Stuart McAllister ’77 Alexander Y. K. McDonald ’13 Bruce McDonald Dr. and Mrs. William McGann Harry V. McKay, Jr. Anthony Medina
Katia and Dmitry Gilman Alan Gin and Janis Yuen Matthew J. Gin ’17 Mr. and Mrs. John Glynn Kristen Goggin Mauricio Gomez Rocio Noriega and Hector Gonzalez Adriana Gores and John Lamm
We believe in the school’s mission to provide boys with a rigorous education within a nurturing environment. We also believe in the loving community that is inclusive and welcoming to all. Our lifelong family friends are the people we met at Cathedral.
George B. “Gibson” Morris ’14 Ann and George B. Morris, Jr.*
Laura and Kenneth Morris William Bartron Morris ’15 Akintoye Moses ’96 Alma Robinson Moses and Toye Moses* Willieford Moses ’98* The Moustakas Gamble Family
Life Insurance Company Pete and Linda Mathews
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HONOR ROLL of DONORS
We gratefully acknowledge our generous donors who support all of our teachers, students, and programs through their contribution to the Cathedral School Fund.
HONOR ROLL OF ALUMNI AND ALUMNI FAMILY DONORS TO THE 2019-2020 CATHEDRAL SCHOOL FUND The continued generosity of Cathedral School for Boys’ alumni and alumni families continues to greatly impact the school. Thank you for your steadfast commitment to the School and its mission. *recognizes our loyal donors who have given to CSB for 15 or more consecutive years
Mrs. Laura Moustakas Ali Mozaffari and Setareh Farsio* Alan Farsio Mozaffari ’09 Aaron Mullen* Peter Mundy* Jackie Munz Sarah Murphy* Tracy Murray Bryant Nagelson ’08 Ross Nagelson ’12 Andrea and Scott Nagelson* Mr. Roger Bass and Mr. Hero Nakatani Shila and Pravin Narottam
Janan New Chris and Mike Nooney* Robert J. Nooney ’14 Margaret O’Brien Pat O’Connor* William E. Oberndorf ’04 Open Society Foundation Dr. and Mrs. David Ostrow Ellen and James Park Carol and Gordon Park-Li Daniel Parkes Jennifer Parkes The Rev. Kenneth W. Parris
Urwashi and Nandkishore Patel Yash Patel ’17 Marianna Cherry and Derek Pearcy Jack Peasley-Lynch ’17 Renata Ancona and Matthew C. Peek ’85 Nada and Dominic Perrone Betty Peskin* PG&E Matching Gifts Program Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Philley Piper Jaffray Cathy Pitts Nancy Fee and Peter G. Platt ’75 Gavin R. Pola ’16 Nate Pola ’15 Mary E. Wiss and Charles L. Powell* James Powell ’10 Lukas Rahlson Yaromil and Christopher Ralph ’83* Tom Rankin Jack Rende ’18 Family of Kyle Figueroa-Rhudy Lillian and Ralph Rhudy Katie Rice Jones Hayley Richards The Richter Family Aiden Richter Kelli Rieger Lisa and Robert Rockefeller Deb Rockwood and Bill Wetherell* Sarah Roggero Caroline and Sean Rooney Mr. Brian Rose ’00 Mary Paeng and Wayne Ruden Charles Rudesill Aparna Venkatesan and John Rueppel Jeremy Rye Simi and Amarjit Sahota Dr. and Mrs. Dan K. Sakamoto Case Sakamoto ’19 Sandra Salcedo Judith Saldamando The Sampson Family Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sampson ’00 James Santosa Juliana Terheyden and John-Austin Saviano ’88 Josephine and George Sawyer Michael Schember ’02 Gabriel Schuyler ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Segas ’85 Nicholas F. S. Sheppard ’18 Mr. David Singer and Rev. Sue Singer Harry E. Smith ’68
Marion J. and Emmett C. Stanton Phasinee and Brian Steele Henry J. Steere ’15 Mr. Lochlain Steere ’18 Erin and Matthew Steere Mr. William C. Stegall, Jr. Thomas W. Su ’13 Adam Suleman ’99 Ann Akichika and Ali Tabibian Ryan M. Tabibian ’17 Jordana and Johnathan Tann Kristine and Peter Taylor Julie Terraciano The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Matthew L. Thier ’00 Jason Thomas Joseph B. Thoron ’83 Megha and Nirav Tolia Mr. and Mrs. Jack Townsend Kath and Chris Tsakalakis Matthew Tsakalakis ’17 Stefan Tsakalakis ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tyndall Patrick Thompson Sarah Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Hal Thorne Michael Vietmeier* Rozy and Tarun Vig Kristen Vilhauer Megan and Joseph Vlasak Rita Voss Caitlin Selle and Alexander M. Walker ’62 Anson A. Walker ’17 John Walker Ms. Kay Wells Mr. and Mrs. R. Wallace Wertsch Evan W. R. Wetherell ’19 Mrs. Gail A. Whelan Harrison Wilkes Lara and Omari Williams Kathryn Williams Allison Grace Williams-Cohen Jenny Wong Geoff and Ellen Wood Gabriel Yankulin ’14 Galina and Leonid Yankulin Trevor Yee ’91 Ryan B. Yee ’86 Heidi Ho and Malcolm Clemens Young UBS Foundation USA Elizabeth Condon and Victor Ume-Ukeje Timothy Ume-Ukeje ’18 Ezekiel Ume-Ukeje ’16
Christopher Dann ’13 Jane and Tyler Dann* Mrs. Joan Dedo* David M. Delbridge ’79 Karan S. Desai ’11 Niraj Desai ’15 Sejal and Sachin Desai, Karan Desai ’11, Niraj Desai ’15 and Max George F. Dicke ’13 Leslie and Charles Dicke Christopher Dietz ’09 Tina Dietz CJ Dowd ’13 Dawn Decker and Chris Dowd* Mrs. Sherrell B. Downes Aaron Duffy ’06 Thomas Duffy and Diana Tang Duffy Ethan M. Dunn ’19 The Dunn-Esparza Family Lisa and Bruce Ericson* William W. Ettelson ’80 Max Falk-Johnson ’15 Emma Farr Rawlings and James Farrell Mr. Peter G. Platt, Jr. ’75 and Ms. Nancy H. Fee Jordy Fee-Platt ’14 Henry C. Ferguson ’16 Scott Ferguson and Kate Hanson Mrs. Carole Filley Todd Filley ’84 Isaac Finestone ’13 The Foley-Stasukelis Family* Nicholas Fram ’98 Robert Fram and Jeanne Blamey Patrick C. Free ’02 Cameron A. Freeman ’15 Tay P. Freeman ’17 Zeena and Nat Freeman
Alex Freemon ’88 Marjorie and Cary Fulbright Alessandro Gadaldi ’13 The Gadaldi Family Ana Schrank and Fidel Gakuba Apollo Gakuba ’18 Paris Gakuba ’16 Trina Garrett Archer Gemmill ’19 Karen and Michael Gemmill Alan Gin and Janis Yuen Matthew J. Gin ’17 Mauricio Gomez Adriana Gores and John Lamm Stephen G. Gould Matthew Yoon Gray Salle Yoo and Jeffrey Gray Emily and Mark Griffin ’87 Sherman G. Griffin ’85 Jane and Rupert Grimm Charles Grossmann ’16 The Grossmann Family John M. Hagopian* Alicia and Philip Hammarskjold* Luke Hammarskjold Ryan P. Hammarskjold ’10 Mrs. PJ Handeland Michelle and Michael Hanna ’94 Jennifer and Peter Heilmann Agnes and Tim Heiman* Susan and Dana Hemberger ’60 Ms. Susan Hempstead Hess Kim and Ken High III ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. High, Jr. The Sheppard Family Mr. and Mrs. Houston Hill III ’63
Mr. Darnell Adler ’18 Nadia and Carl Anderson Janie Angeleri Luca Angeleri ’15
Brennie and Larry Brackett Alex Brahm ’12 Calvin Brahm ’15 Jennifer and Chris Brahm* Sean Breen Andrew Brown and Kirsten Wolfe Holden W. Brown ’18 Jeffrey C. Byrnes ’89 Bill and Marilyn Campbell* Steve Carnevale and Kelly Gorman William Carnevale ’13 David Castle ’95 and Joanna Kabat Jonathan Chan ’95 Ms. Carolyn J.B. Chris Terri and Guido Costella Dr. William Crain and Dr. Lucy Crain
Jordan Augustus ’11 Dr. James Bainton Julianne and Donald R. Baldocchi ’70 Andrew Barakos ’19 Jill Spangenberg and Jerome A. Barakos
Mrs. Susan Barber Bradley J. Barish ’13 Joan and John Barkan William R. Barkan ’98
Ted Bartlett ’83* Anderson Bell ’87 Dr. and Mrs. James L. Bennington* Mr. William J. Bennington ’79* John Beshears ’96 Nancy and Todd Bland ’82 Cecile and Jeff Bodington* Richard and Nancy Bohannon* Christian Bolles ’10 The Bolles & Kleinmaus Family* Mark Bonney ’00
Charles C. Crawford ’11 Christopher Crawford ’01 Sue and Colin Crawford Laura and Damian Crosby ’88 Ellen and Jim Curry Ian S. Curry ’15 James S. Daly ’18 Metka and Jack Daly
Don T. Hirose ’70 Oliver Hocking ’19
WHY WE GIVE The Picache Family Ian, Patricia, Crockett ’26, Merrick ’29, Camilla We are fortunate to educate our boys in the cultural and academic heart of San Francisco. Our family donates to the Cathedral School Fund to recognize the phenomenal job that the faculty and staff does to teach our boys and to support the entire Cathedral community. The education our children receive at Cathedral School for Boys is unparalleled and we are honored to support the school.
WHY WE GIVE The Linnenbach Family Wolfgang, Doris, Carlton ’87, Asheley, George ’25, Lucy
Jackson Smith ’11 Justin L. Smith ’96
Our family is profoundly grateful for this school and would like to ensure that boys and their families will continue to benefit from Cathedral’s outstanding teachers, culture, traditions for years to come.
Ilia and Timothy Smith* David and Ayumi Sohn Piero Spadaro ’99 Mr. and Mrs. James D. Squeri
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HONOR ROLL of DONORS
Sam and Jennifer Hocking Samuel M. Hocking III ’17 Melanie and Kurt Hoefer Steve Holland and Tracie Brown William H. Holland ’19 Jila Hooshnam David Hopkins ’98 Greer and Thayer Hopkins, Jr.* Mr. Duncan L. Howard L. Glenn Hum ’70* D. William Hylton II Alexander Infield ’17 Julian Infield ’19 Marc Infield and Cristina Chan Andrew C. Jacobson ’10 David James ’85 Rexford Jew ’12 Rhonda and Jonathan Jew ’71 Ryan Jew ’10 Valerie and Nicholas Jew ’73 Dane Johnson and Margit Falk Donna Dolislager and Alan Johnson* Susan and Philip Johnson* Mr. J. Beverly Jones ’63 Jack Kampmann ’16 Patty and Rich Kampmann Col. (Ret.) and Mrs. Charles M. Katsuyoshi Mrs. Mary J. Kelley* Jackson S. Kent ’13 The Keon-Vitale Family Arman Kerr ’12 Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Kim Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Kim ’86 Becca Gularte and James King ’00 Dr. Lin Fraser and Ron King Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Klute ’67 Leslie Talmadge and Brian Kopperl ’78 Elizabeth A. Kreher and
Andrew Ma ’98 Jesse Ma ’97 Calum MacDermid ’16 Ellen and Wally MacDermid ’83* Jean and Lindsay MacDermid Malcolm MacDermid ’14 Michelle and Angus MacDonald ’88 Christiana and Sandy Macfarlane John Strathern MacGregor IV ’02 Cynthia Mackay* Emily and Roth Martin Fin Martin ’16 Karen Scarr and Craig Martin Matson Martin ’18 Nicholas Martin ’15 Rexanne and Augie Martin* Brayden Mathews ’18 Pete and Linda Mathews Zachary Mathews ’16 Drew Mayer ’04 Lisa and Robert Mayer Jocelyn and Stuart McAllister ’77 Mac McAndrews ’19 Susan and Davin McAndrews Alexander Y. K. McDonald ’13 Bruce McDonald Dr. and Mrs. William McGann Alejandro Merritt ’18 Eli Merritt and Rosana Castrillo Peggy and Dick Mitchell Ann and George B. Morris, Jr. George B. “Gibson” Morris ’14 Kenson L. Morris ’18 Laura and Kenneth Morris William Bartron Morris ’15 Akintoye Moses ’96 Alma Robinson Moses and Toye Moses Willieford Moses ’98 The Moustakas Gamble Family Alan Farsio Mozaffari ’09 Ali Mozaffari and Setareh Farsio* Andrea and Scott Nagelson* Bryant Nagelson ’08 Ross Nagelson ’12 Shila and Pravin Narottam Janan New Chris and Mike Nooney Robert J. Nooney ’14 Peter Caldwell Oberndorf ’00
Gavin R. Pola ’16 Liz and Mike Pola Nate Pola ’15 James Powell ’10 Mary E. Wiss and
Evan W. R. Wetherell ’19 Caroline and Bary Wilkinson Parker S. Wilkinson ’19 Andrew Williams ’19 Pete and Michele Williams Allison Grace Williams-Cohen Diane B. Wilsey* Geoff and Ellen Wood Gabriel Yankulin ’14 Galina and Leonid Yankulin Ryan B. Yee ’86 Trevor Yee ’91
Charles L. Powell* Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ralph Yaromil and Christopher Ralph ’83* Jack Rende ’18 Laura and John Rende Deb Rockwood and Bill Wetherell Brian Rose ’00 Case Sakamoto ’19 June and Brian Sakamoto Judith Saldamando Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sampson ’00 The Sampson Family Juliana Terheyden and John-Austin Saviano ’88 Josephine and George Sawyer Michael Schember ’02 Gabriel Schuyler ’87 Pamela and John Sebastian* Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Segas ’85 Nicholas F. S. Sheppard ’18 Harry E. Smith ’68 Ilia and Timothy Smith Jackson Smith ’11 Justin L. Smith ’96 Piero Spadaro ’99 Mr. and Mrs. James D. Squeri Marion J. and Emmett C. Stanton Erin and Matthew Steere Henry J. Steere ’15 Lochlain Steere ’18 Thomas W. Su ’13 Adam Suleman ’99 Ann Akichika and Ali Tabibian Ryan M. Tabibian ’17 Kristine and Peter Taylor Julie Terraciano Elizabeth and David Thier* Matthew L. Thier ’00 Daly Thomson ’18 Jay and Shannon Thomson Joseph B. Thoron ’83 Kath and Chris Tsakalakis Matthew Tsakalakis ’17 Stefan Tsakalakis ’19 Elizabeth Condon and Victor Ume-Ukeje Ezekiel Ume-Ukeje ’16 Timothy Ume-Ukeje ’18 Anson A. Walker ’17 Caitlin Selle and Alexander M. Walker ’62 Alyson and Richard Welch ’88 Ms. Kay Wells Mr. and Mrs. R. Wallace Wertsch
LONGEST CONSECUTIVE DONORS We’d like to give special recognition to those donors who’ve supported Cathedral School for the most years running. 50 YEARS Mrs. Mary J. Kelley 44 YEARS Dr. and Mrs. James L. Bennington 39 YEARS Donna Dolislager and Alan Johnson 34 YEARS Mrs. Joan Dedo 31 YEARS Greer and Thayer Hopkins, Jr. 30 YEARS Chester and May Louie Betty Peskin 29 YEARS Susan and Philip Johnson Pat O’Connor Elizabeth and David Thier 28 YEARS Agnes and Tim Heiman 26 YEARS Michael Ferreboeuf and Colleen McGarry
2019–2020 GRANDPARENT GIVING
We would like to recognize and thank our wonderful and generous grandparent donors who contributed gifts to Cathedral School during the 2019-2020 school year: Margaret and Sergio Alvarez Elliott Wood ’27 The Barnes Family Henry Blaxter ’21 Mr. Richard Best Andrew James ’21, Spencer James ’25 Bonnie and Vaughan Blaxter Henry Blaxter ’21 Helen Hilton Raiser William Raiser ’24 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ralph Benjamin and Samuel Ralph
Direxa D. Dearie William Dearie ’25,Charlie Dearie ’27 Lois and Allen Dunne Ford Dunne ’25 Jo and Jim Fitzpatrick Tucker Morrone ’28 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Flemming David Flemming ’24 Rose V. Gass Brandon Gomez Larios ’17 Phoenix Gomez Larios ’23 Mr. and Mrs. John Glynn JW Glynn ’26 Patricia Green Declan Rooney ’27 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gretsch Henry ’20, Declan ’21, Dashiell ’24, and Grayson Gretsch ’25 Mr. Javad Hassan Asher Hassan ’24 Barbara Hillman and Andre Cavin Soren Hillman ’22, Sebastian Hillman ’23 Dr. and Mrs. Richmond J. Hoch Henry Blaxter ’21
Ms. Betty Lou Hudson Jack Lee Lanza ’27 Cristina and Lee Hudson Jack Lee Lanza ’27 Martha Kropf Wyatt Sparks ’24, Williams Sparks ’26 Mrs. Helen Lee Dylan Mong ’20 Jean and Lindsay MacDermid Malcolm MacDermid ’14 Calum MacDermid ’16 Michael and Saundra MacGregor Thomas MacGregor ’25 Cynthia and Merrill Magowan
Lillian and Ralph Rhudy Kyle Figueroa-Rhudy ’22 Dr. and Mrs. Dan K. Sakamoto Case Sakamoto ’19, Trent T. Sakamoto ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scalise Henry Scalise ’22, Thomas Scalise ’24 Mr. William C. Stegall, Jr.
Penelope A. Chronis Michael S. Kreher ’08 Kate and Jonathan Kropf ’95 Martha Kropf
Dr. C. Richard Bolanwd and Mrs. Patricia Boland Elliott Maggiotto ’22 Nicholas Maggiotto ’26
Will Kuechler ’14 Frank T. Kyte ’63 Leo Lam and Cecilia de Leon Lucas Lam ’17 Owen Lam ’19
William ’21, JEB ’23, and Henry ’25 Stegall Mr. and Mrs. Hal Thorne Quincy Thorne ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Townsend Sanders Bell ’23, Charlie Bell ’26 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tyndall Archer Downing ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Welsh Holden Cane ’23 Mrs. Gail A. Whelan Jack Whelan ’19 Diane B. Wilsey Johnny S. Traina ’21
Brennie and Larry Brackett Fin ’16, Matson ’18, Grey ’21, Harry ’20, and Fritz ’24 Martin Jacquelin Medina and Joseph Bronesky Kieran Arthurs ’26 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cane Holden Cane ’23 Ross Cannon Cole Cannon ’21 Nancy and Edward Conner Edward Conner ’28, David Conner ’29 Mary McVey and Hal Dawson Michael Bamford ’24
Stephen Magowan ’15 Mrs. Laura Moustakas Atticus Moustakas ’20 Dr. and Mrs. David Ostrow David O. Hocking ’19 Samuel M. Hocking ’17 Francis F. Hocking ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Philley Andrew Parkes ’20 Matthew W. Parkes ’22
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lee Andrew C. Lehman ’18 Stephanie and Chris Lehman Chunying and Kangwu Li Emily and Joseph Lindblom ’08 Asheley and Carlton Linnenbach ’87*
William E. Oberndorf ’04 Carol and Gordon Park-Li Urwashi and Nandkishore Patel Yash Patel ’17 Jack Peasley-Lynch ’17 Renata Ancona and Matthew C. Peek ’85 Nancy Fee and Peter G. Platt ’75*
Nell and Peter Liu ’98 Shirley and Robert Liu Chester and May Louie* Ms. Patricia R. Lurie
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JULY 1, 2019 – JUNE 30, 2020 DONORS TO ENDOWED FUNDS FY20 FERREBOEUF FUND FOR FACULTY Provides funds for hiring and retaining talented and dedicated educators. Beatie and Michael Seidenberg FRANCES K. FIELD PUBLIC READING AWARD Supports the development of public speaking skills in our Upper School. We’d like to thank the Frances K. and Charles D. Field Foundation for their ongoing support of this program and our students. THE REV. CANON DAVID R. FORBES ENDOWED CHAIR FOR TEACHING EXCELLENCE Honors Cathedral’s founding Headmaster and acknowledges excellent teachers currently working at the school by awarding providing financial support and professional development. Mark Mead Baillie ’67 Ed Brakeman ’78 JP Morgan Charles Lowrey ’71 and Susan Rodriguez Minna and Ned Pinger Schwab Charitable THE CATHY MADISON FUND FOR STUDENT TRAVEL Provides support for students with expenses related to foreign language trips. Janie Angeleri Luca Angeleri ’15 Grace Wu Lam Sandra Salcedo CHARLES MERRILL MAGOWAN ARTS EDUCATION FUND Provides funding to expose students to the arts, both on- and off-campus Cynthia and Merrill Magowan EVAN REMEDIOS SCHOLARSHIP FUND Supports a diverse student body by providing financial assistance to students in need Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Betty Peskin Bobbie and Edward Remedios Jean and William Terheyden WILLIAM SCHUPPEL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND Provides support for students who demonstrate a need for a learning specialist, special testing, or tuition assistance William J. Bennington ’79 Susan and R. Evans Curtice III ’79 David M. Delbridge ’79 John B. McAllister ’79 Elynor and William Schuppel Schwab Charitable THE DOTTIE SAYWARD WYLIE FUND Provides financial support for families with non-tuition-related items Dottie Sayward Wylie CAF American Donor Fund The Vogel Denebeim Family Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
THE GUARDIAN SOCIETY
The Guardian Society was established by the Board of Trustees to recognize and honor those who have chosen to help advance the School’s mission through testamentary gifts. The School gratefully accepts deferred gifts in the form of bequests, living trusts, charitable lead trusts, life income gifts, pooled income funds, or as a beneficiary of a life insurance policy or other type of estate plan. Members of The Guardian Society can be assured that their future gifts will support the School’s mission and enable Cathedral School for Boys to continue to offer its distinguished program for years to come. If you or a loved one is interested in discovering more about supporting Cathedral School in a meaningful and lasting way, please contact Yvonne Blaxter in the Development Office. Our sincerest thanks to the following donors: Anonymous Mr. Adolphus Andrews† Dr. and Mrs. James L. Bennington Michael Coholan Gifford Combs ’72 Colin and Susan Crawford Paul Danilewski ’61 Joan P. Dedo Ms. Josephine C. Egleston† The Rev. Paul F. Evans Michael Ferreboeuf and Colleen McGarry Mrs. Cecilia B. Fuessle† Ms. Muriel Galt† Mr. Paul Garofalo† Paul and Marcia Ginsburg Rod and PJ Handeland Family Thomas Hess† Elizabeth and Edwin David Hetz Mr. Owen Jameson† Mr. John F. Kelly† Mr. Donald Malvern Linn† Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Lowrey† Ms. Ruth M. McCulley† Mr. Robert M. Moore† Mrs. William H. Owen† Mrs. Carolyn B. Parks† Mr. Paul Pierson† Arthur R. and Helen N. Socolofsky† Mrs. Harley C. Stevens† Dirk Tacke † deceased
COMMUNITY SUPPORT FUND
The Community Support Fund was established by the School in March 2020 to assist faculty and families with unexpected financial hardships resulting from challenging circumstances such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Gifts to this fund are an expression of Cathedral School’s Mission to create and sustain a community bonded by open-heartedness, hope, compassion, and concern. Thanks to the following donors for their generous support. (This listing includes gifts received through Dec. 31, 2020.) American Endowment Foundation
Mariko and James Nabwangu National Philanthropic Trust Lindsay and Perry Olshan Zinia and René Picazo Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc. The Richter Family Abbey Doolittle and Joseph Scalise Schwab Charitable Mahika and Sanjay Shamdasani Jenny and Will Stegall
Apple, Inc. Sarah Behr Natasha and Samuel Bradley Halle and Casey Cane Kristin and Rishi Chandna Linda and Joseph Chong Christian Community Foundation Genentech Carrie and Greg Gretsch Nellyn and Brian Hecktman Ken Horne and Jennifer Yen Letitia and Michael Kim Dr. Lin Fraser and Ron King Elizabeth Dito and Tom Kuglen Sara Chenault and Edward Lang Naheed and Dayton Misfeldt The Moran Family
Elizabeth and David Thier Jay and Shannon Thomson Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Kathleen and Vance Vanier Azra Mehdi and Shawn Williams Megan and Charlie Wyman
2019–2020 CORPORATION & MATCHING GIFT CONTRIBUTORS
The following corporations and foundations participate in employee giving programs. Whether these gifts were matched by an employee or donors gave through their employee programs, we would like to acknowledge their generosity to Cathedral School for Boys: Advent Software Apple, Inc. Bank of America Charitable Foundation BlackRock, Inc. Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation DocuSign Edison International Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco Gap Foundation GE Foundation Genentech Google, Inc. Hewlett Packard Charitable Giving Program LinkedIn Matson Navigation Company Open Society Foundation PG&E Matching Gifts Program Piper Jaffray Prudential Foundation Salesforce Foundation Sony Computer Entertainment The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation U.S. Bank Foundation UBS Foundation USA Visa, USA VMware Foundation Macy’s Matching Gift Program Makena Capital Management Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
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FULFILLING THE STRATEGIC VISION CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
Thanks to the leadership of our Campaign Committee and generous commitments from the following donors, we successfully raised $5 million for the endowment for teacher salary support, $1.5 million to establish the Community Scholars Program, and $13.5 million to renovate existing classrooms and expand the campus through the Terrace Addition Project beginning this summer. CAPITAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE Co-Chairs Greg and Carrie Gretsch Will and Jenny Stegall William J. Bennington ’79 Chad Boeding
In early 2021, Cathedral School for Boys reached a historic milestone by raising a record $20 million through this campaign to support staff salaries and benefits, diversify our student body, and enhance and expand our campus. Four years ago, Cathedral School for Boys embarked on its most ambitious fundraising effort ever. With an initial goal of $20 million, the Fulfilling the Strategic Vision campaign would touch on nearly every aspect of the school: transforming the campus through an expansion onto the Veazie Court terrace and renovations to nearly every existing classroom; recruiting and retaining experienced and inspirational teachers; and increasing student diversity through the growth of our financial aid budget and the establishment of the Community Scholars Program. Despite the headwinds and uncertainties of the past year, we have managed to raise not only this record amount, but have already implemented several goals of our campaign. This summer, we will begin the final stage—the Terrace addition— which will greet community members and visitors alike upon its completion in January 2022. While we have so much to be proud of, there is still more we can accomplish together. The Fulfilling the Strategic Vision Campaign is now in its community phase, and we hope to engage our broader community’s participation in support of this effort. If your family would like to join the campaign, at whatever level is meaningful for you, please reach out to Yvonne Blaxter, Director of Development, at blaxter@cathedralschool.net, for more information about how you can be a part of this transformative project, which will shape the experience of Cathedral School students for years to come. Our community owes a deep debt of gratitude to those Trustees and volunteers who were instrumental in the success of this campaign and project, including Matt Peek ‘85, Thayer Hopkins, and Kath Tsakalakis.
Donor Listing (Includes all gifts and pledges committed to the Campaign as of this publication date)
Anonymous (3) The Bell Family William J. Bennington ’79 Kristina Best James and Richard Best
Asheley and Carlton Linnenbach ’87 Dr. and Mrs. Wolfgang D. Linnenbach Nell and Peter Liu ’98 Lucia and Mark MacDonald Jessica and David MacGregor Malcolm and Sandy Manson Emily and Roth Martin Melissa and Bijan Modanlou The Moran Family Laura and Kenneth Morris Jim Morrone and Courtney Fitzpatrick Ali Mozaffari and Setareh Farsio Phoebe White and Burke Norton The Oberndorf Family Foundation Julie Shim Park and Edward Park Renata Ancona and Matthew C. Peek ’85 Kimberly and Bill Mulligan Chris and Mike Nooney Patricia and Ian Picache Zinia and René Picazo Regan and Kevin Pluim Amy and Garrett Price Yaromil and Christopher Ralph ’83 June and Brian Sakamoto Abbey Doolittle and Joseph Scalise
Yvonne and Wells Blaxter Kristine and Chad Boeding The Bowers Family Natasha and Samuel Bradley
Judith Bradley and Michael Bradley Natalie Walrond and John Brockland The Ronald & Mary Ellen Cane Family Fund, an advised fund of the Catholic Community Foundation Halle and Casey Cane
Kristin and Rishi Chandna Kathy and Alfred Checchi Kate and David Chung Ashley and Ronald Clark Louise and Arthur Conner Angela and Scott Crabill Jane and Tyler Dann
The Dunn-Esparza Family Lacey and Stephen Dunne The Rev. Canon David R. Forbes
Elizabeth Pang Fullerton and Richard B. Fullerton Rika and Byron Gill Max and David Glynn
Maggie and Brian Shepard Elizabeth and Craig Sparks Jenny and Will Stegall Sarah and Donald Sung Elizabeth and David Thier Jay and Shannon Thomson Megha and Nirav Tolia
Salle Yoo and Jeffrey Gray Carrie and Greg Gretsch Leslee Kurihara and Drew Hamlin Michael Haralambakis Naureen Hassan Nellyn and Brian Hecktman Sam and Jennifer Hocking The William G. Irwin Charity Foundation Elizabeth and Burns Jones Metta and Keith Krach Annabelle Wong and Brian Lam Claire Hudson and Jeff Lanza Dana and Gregory Lee ’78
Kath and Chris Tsakalakis Shirley and Peter Welsh Diane B. Wilsey The Witter Gillette Family Endowment Audrey Lee and Kevin Wong
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