”“Even my kids were inspired by the learning process at the

class; they have started asking questions, caring about other people’s feelings, and treating me like a friend whom they can talk to.

EXECUTIVE MESSAGE

The results are in. According to the 2010 U.S. Census, one in five San Franciscans is of Chinese descent, and not only is this population the largest minority group in the city, it’s also the fastest growing. For nearly 150 years, Cameron House has met the needs of Chinese immigrants and their families, serving as the middle ground between two very different worlds. To keep up with the unique needs of this growing population, we’re making every effort to maintain and expand services for our clients, many of whom have limited knowledge of the English language or American customs. In particular, we’re focusing our efforts on adding programs in Cantonese and Mandarin, so that clients struggling with intense, personal issues such as family conflicts, domestic violence, or recovery from cancer can receive vital services in their own language, within a familiar cultural context. This makes Cameron House the preferred provider for thousands of residents all over the city, who know they can count on Cameron

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House staff to meet their needs with sensitivity and kindness. As you page through this Annual Report, you’ll find details of how we make life better for many families and individuals in transition. In the Youth Programs section, you’ll learn how our after-school programs help disaffected youth become model students. In the Social Services section, you’ll hear firsthand about the lasting impact of our parenting workshops on families facing the difficulties of adjusting to life in the U.S. Last, but certainly not least, in the Financials section, you’ll see that Cameron House continues to offer great value for every dollar donated. Needless to say, the support of our Board of Directors, staff, volunteers, donors, and friends is what truly makes Cameron House a safe, welcoming place where people of all ages can receive help, gain skills, find friends and fellowship, and participate in service to God and others.

We’re grateful to all of you.

YOUTH SERVICES

Capping off an exciting and highly productive 2011, Cameron House’s Youth Ministries staged its first-ever Visual Performing Arts Festival, a showcase of talent from Cameron House youth and alumni. The children (and grown-ups) spent months developing their ideas and turning them into original movies, music videos, and choreographed song-and-dance routines. Several Saturdays of photography and video editing workshops—led and coordinated by one of our Friday Night Club Leader volunteers—helped to get the youth ready for their performances. Off-stage, we focused our efforts

1874 – Mission Home was founded. It started in 81/2 Prospect which was the original building and had room for 15 girls.

1876 - 81/2 Prospect was outgrown and then they moved to 933 Sacramento.

of our volunteers were youth participants when they were younger.

376

31,3787 out of 10

children participated last year in Donaldina Cameron House’s Youth programs.

Our Reach is wide: The youth came from every county in the Bay Area

hours volunteers gave last year (3.6 years!) to help run these programs.

138 years and still going

on enhancing our Bilingual After-School Program (BAP), and as the numbers of students in BAP continued to grow, Cameron House responded with the addition of two full-time youth directors who helped deepen curricula and enrich the experience for our youth. Parent engagement evenings—held twice each school year—brought over 50 BAP parents to Cameron House, where they received information about the school system and an overview of their child’s progress. Notably, Cameron House continued its incredible 60-year legacy of developing young leaders through the participation and training of nearly 100 high school students throughout the year in Friday Club and Summer Service programs. The lasting effects of learning to become a leader of younger children—as well as the long-term friendships students develop with their peers—help define the transformational experience that sets Cameron House’s Youth Programs apart.

1893 – Moved to 920 Sacramento, which housed 50 girls.

1906 – Great Earthquake hit. 920 Sacramento was rebuilt following the earthquake.

1915 – Tooker Memorial Home was founded. This is an extension of Cameron House and focused on babies and infants.

1922 – Chung Mei Home for Boys was founded and catered to young boys. Donaldina convinced Dr. Charles Shepherd to start this home.

1923 – Cameron House shifted from being run by Presbyterian women and was eventually turned over to the domain of the Board of National Missions.

1923 – Ming Quong Home was started to focus on helping girls. It began in Oakland and then moved to Los Gatos. This closed in the 50s as orphanages started.

Growing up in San Francisco’s Chinatown, En Fa faced many of the same challenges Chinese immigrant youth have faced for generations. His family was living in an SRO (Single-Room Occupancy apartment with community restrooms and cooking facilities) on Broadway Street, just a short walking distance from Cameron House.

Sing Quan, a Cameron House staff member who was En Fa’s leader for the past eight years, describes him as very challenging and explains that “we worked with him for a long time. En Fa had no place to go. Cameron House was his home away from his SRO house. We never gave up on En Fa and now, he is giving back.”

WHO WE ARE

En Fa

1933 - 1958 – Mei Lun Yuen Group Home was started to take in younger Asian children (orphanages started in the 50s).

1938 – There was a major court case during this time and 4 slave owners were deported back to China as the slave trade was no longer tolerated. There were fewer women needing rescue, so at this time there were only 7 women living on site. The program then moved to 144 Wetmore.

In the eight years of growing up under the care of many leaders, mentors, and adult volunteers at Cameron House, En Fa evolved from an angry, temperamental youngster to a volunteer leader, a kitchen medicine apprentice, and a standout basketball player on the Cameron House Asian Basketball league. En Fa is now a 10th grade student at Wallenberg High School and continues to reside with his grandmother in the same SRO on Broadway Street. En Fa’s father recently reported that he’s now a straight-A student.

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Cameron House gave me the confidence to dowhat I wanted to do. I am indebted to Cameron House for my personal growth, as they gaveme a lot of skills to grow up with.

— Dr. Stan HuiCameron House Alumnus and Kaiser Permanente Gastrointestinal Specialist

CANCER SUPPORT GROUP

FOOD PANTRY

SOCIAL SERVICES

ENGLISH LANGUAGE CLASSES

Participants in the Cancer Support group have doubled in the past year – from

bags of groceries served annually to immigrant families.

hours of victims services are provided each year, including counseling, advocacy, and case management.

hours of instructions are given annually.

46 to 80

7,200

5,061

1,600

1947 – 144 Wetmore focused on the Social Services program. The staff then moved back to 920 Sacramento to continue this program. All youth programs began at this time.

1950 – First Carnival took place.

SOCIAL SERVICES

As government budgets shrink and immigrant populations expand, our Social Services programs have become even more vital to the city of San Francisco.Our array of services is part of a broad-based effort to educate and support our clients, to equip them—along with their families—to become resourceful and self-sufficient, and ultimately to empower them to serve their own communities. For many clients, Cameron House provides a primary point of contact and helps them locate and navigate resources available in the area. Without this vital assistance, newcomers with very limited English skills wouldn’t be aware of opportunities to help them adapt to their new communities and create a sustainable quality of life. This linguistic capacity is a crucial part of the safety

1977 – BAP - Bilingual Afterschool Program started.

1955 – California Families fair housing act allowed families to move out of Chinatown. Lorna Logan advocated for public housing for Chinatown. Ping Yuen low-income public housing was built in Chinatown for families as a result.

net for many immigrant women, children, and families, who benefit from multilingual programs such as our cancer support groups, ESL classes, and domestic violence services. Moving forward, we’re endeavoring to maintain our current level of service in the face of disappearing grants that once provided significant funding for these programs. This challenges us to develop new revenues to hire additional multilingual counselors to meet the city’s ever-growing demand for multilingual social services.

Support and Revenue Public Support 2011 2010

Contributions and Gifts $326,116 $385,874Government Grants $511,533 $446,941 In-kind Contributions $267,180 $291,131Fundraising Events net of direct costs $197,915 $120,908Change in Value of Split Interest Agreements $3,725 $1,250Change in value of the Net Assets of CH Foundation * ($130,168) $395,794 Total Support $1,176,301 $1,641,898

RevenueProgram Fees $147,979 $135,974Interest and Dividend Income $5,739 $3,145Other Revenue $32,556 $68,717 Total Revenue $186,274 $207,836

Total Support & Revenue $1,362,575 $1,849,734* The Cameron House Foundation is an independent foundation dedicated to supporting the

mission and work of Donaldina Cameron House

• 83.3% of all our expenses are spent exclusively for our programs.

• We only spend 8.8% of our budget on administrative expenses and only 7.9% on fundraising expenses.

• Donaldina Cameron House only spends 10 cents on fundraising costs for every dollar it raises.

• All these numbers are “Best in Class!”**

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Assets 2011 2010

Cash and Equivalents $897,351 $1,127,793Investments $ — $200,000Grants Receivable $81,010 $51,827Promise to Give $18,445 $21,524Interest Receivable $2,900 $ —Prepaid Expenses $7,908 $5,190Property and Equipment $2,225,400 $2,316,123Construction in Progress $3,677 $849Split Interest Receivable $41,551 $37,827Interest in the Net Assets of Foundation $4,225,544 $3,955,712 Total Assets $7,503,786 $7,716,845

LiabilitiesAccounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $114,933 $74,018Deferred Revenue $11,700 $9,166 Total Liabilities $126,633 $83,184

Net AssetsUnrestricted $3,099,414 $3,621,279Temporary Restricted $12,926 $22,232Permanently Restricted $4,264,813 $3,990,150 Total Net Assets $7,377,153 $7,633,661

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1972 – 82 – Mei Yeun Leung Senior Housing Project (Sacramento St) was built and led by Harry Chuck (CH ED) and Cynthia Joe (CH Alumnus).

1980s – Vincent Chin was beaten to death by auto workers and was mistaken for being Japanese. Norman Fong took the lead in seeking justice for his mother.

1996 – Cancer support group started.

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$400 sponsors a student struggling with the

newness of a culture and language to a year

of after school support and help. It brings

them into a community that would welcome

them and work not only with them, but with

their entire family. $200 covers one semester

and $100 covers two months.

1997 – Food Pantry started. 2004 – Cameron House celebrates its 130th year with a celebration at Soul & Elegance

2012 – Cameron House continues to be committed to meeting the challenge of assisting new immigrants and others assimilate into a new society and culture.

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Louie • Harlan and Jeannie Louie • Harvey and Carrie Woong Louie • Henry and Lida Louie • Jake and Diane Louie • Jeannie Louie • Jonathan and Cynthia Louie • Joyce C. Louie • Kinry Louie • Lawrence and Eunice Louie • Leonard Louie • Linda Louie and Gary Fong • Lorena Louie • Marilyn Louie • Mary G. Louie • Michael and Caroline Louie • Nathan Louie • Patricia Louie and Willie Wong • Reid and Ellen Louie • Rhonda and David Louie • Sandra and Winston Louie • Sherman Louie • Theodore and Annie Louie •

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Valerie C. Louie • Vernon Louie and Donna Chow • Wilken and Ellen Louie • Winnifred Louie • Rose Louis • Allan and Jane Low • Allan T. Low • Anna Wong Low • Elaine Low • Frances S. P. Low • Jean Low • Jennie, Cindy & Denise Low • Lawrence Low • Randall and Dottie Low • Robert and Helen Low • Ronald and Serene Low • Serena Low and Michael Perhaes • Stanley and Patricia Low • Thomas and Karen Low • Wilford and Beverly Low • Willie and Dorothy Low • Mrs. Bonnie Lowe • Jack and Sylvia Lowe • Jane C. Lowe • Jeanne Lowe • Paulette Lowe • Kathryn and Rolland Lowe • Stephanie Lowe • Victoria Lowe • Willis and Victoria Lowe • Babette and Goodman Loy • Hongmei Lu • Martin Lu • Derrick and Louise Lue • Jeremy and Jammie Lue • Rod-erick Lue • Lawrence and May Lui • Sukching Lui and Keith Huynh • Andrew Lum • Arlene Lum • Calvin Lum • Cindy Lum • Damon and Betty Lum • Diana Lum and David Gomberg • Elaine Lum • Frank and Jennie Lum • Jack and Rose Lum • Patricia L. Lum • Paul Lum and Susan Lee • Li-Oi Lung • Jessica Luong • Helen Luu • Randy V. Ly • Maxine and Kevin Lym • Richard and Jean Lym • John and Wendy Lytle • Angela Ma • Antoinette and Donald MacIntyre • William Magee • Deanna Mah and Norbert Wu • Raymond Mah • Alice and B. L. Ma-halak • Yao Tian Mai and Nancy Owyang • Diane Mai-Tran and Tri Mai • Dorothy Malcolm • David and Jennifer Mallic • Andy and Florence Mar • Larry and Debbie Mar • Donald and Nancy Mar • Harry and Patricia Mar • Kenneth and Tyi Mar • Larry Mar and Losa Wong • William Mar and Tina Sung • Elizabeth P. Mark • Victor Mark and Karen Toy • Darlene and James Masamori • Cynthia Matsuzaki • Cynthia May • Nancy Mayeda • Ms. Sherry McAdam and Ireneusz Kubicki • Robert and Elberta McClure • Ms. Ruth A. McConnell and Ms. Della

McConnell • Sharon McConnell • Mrs. David Jamison McDaniel • Elizabeth A. McDonald • Thomas McDonald • Barry and Denise McPherson • Virginia and Liang De Mei • John A. Mendoza • David Miller and Norman Proctor • Mrs. Dorothy A. Miller • Marc Minemoto • Alexander and Marissa Mock • Fannie F. Mock • Ivy Mok and Rafael Herrera • Mon Sing Noodle Gang • Fred Monday and Denise Lee-Monday • Ruth Morgan • John and Mary Louise Moss • David Mote and Nadia Ilyin • Marcia Moy • May Moy and Philip Tsui • Karen Mu • Kirk and Debby Mui • Lee and Catherine Nakamura • Lorina Nakaya • William and Jane Neilson • Bernice Ng • Don Ng and Jane Gorai • Dora L. Ng • Frank and Sherriann Ng • Gene Ng • George and Bonita Ng • Henry and Betty Ng • Mrs. Irene Y. Ng • Kevin and Laraine Ng • Nelson Ng and Kimberly Wong • Joanne and Siu Hung Ng • William Ng • Cheong and Lorraine Ngoi • Steven T. Ngoi • Nga and Tien Nguyen • Van Dat and To Nga Nguyen • Michelle Nguyen-Huu • Carolyn Durham Nicholson • Ms. Gretchen Nicholson • Patricia Nishi-moto • Yolande Niu • Elizabeth and John Nizar • Thomas and Marcia Noether

• Saye Noguchi • Victor and Janice Nonaka • Marius and Sandra Nungesser • Maxine and Jon Nygaard • Tom OConnor • Ian O’Donnell and Yunsian Tai • Denise Okamoto-Fong and Tyson Fong • Megan Okeefe • Lauren O’Leary • Ms. Ramona R. O’Neil • Dennis Ong • James and Margaret Ong • Raymond Ong and Helen Yip Ong • Timothy and Lori Ong • William Ong • Mary E. Ostrander • Devon and Susan Owyang • Donald D. Owyang • Douglas and Sharon Owyang • Elvira Owyang • Kwai and Jack Owyang • Janie Owyang • Michele Young and Benjamin Owyang • Paul Owyang • Steven Owyang and Onilda Cheung • Wallace Owyang • Walter and Vir-ginia Owyang • Jeff and Lydia Oxendine • Raymond L. Oyung • Michael and Helene Panado • Aiko Pandorf • Louise Parker • David and Connie Parks Stallmann • William Patterson • George and Mable Pena • Jean W. Penn • Bruce and Ingrid Penslar • Paul and Joy Perdue • Jamel and Thomas Perkins • Olwen W. Peterson • James and Dorothy Pett • Marvin and Janice Pettey • Donna and John Phillips • Stanton and Mary Pieratt • Todd R. Poch • George and Mildred Pon • Jimmie and Bernice Pon • Jon Pon and Teresa Ow-Wing • Elton and Remy Pon • Tracy Pon and Gregory Moy • Molly Pong • Mary Pong • Penelope A. Pong • Perry Pong and Margaret Chin • Thomas Pong and Joan Li • Arthur Poon • Derek Poon • Gordon Poon • Shellee and Patrick Poon • Robert and Marcia Popper • David and Carolyn Pryor • Randy and Suzanne Pun • Allyn F. Quan • Florence M. Quan • Henry Quan • Jack Quan • James and Amoena Quan • Kelvin Quan and Karen Lam • Pam and Roger Quan • Sing Quan and

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$60 would sponsor an

inner city middle school

to play in the Asian

Community Basketball

Association league.

May Quan • Stephen and Sharon Quan • Norman and Yvonne Quan • Paul and Dian Quinn • Collin and Betty Quock • Justin and Julie Quock • Sonny Quock and C. Quock • Winchell and Jeanne Quock • Winton and Pa-mela Quock • Kelly Quon Lutz • Richard and Lorene Quon • Stanley and Florence Quon • Carl and Sandra Quong • Ella L. Quong • Gilbert and Dorothy Quong • Mrs. Lorna M. Randlett • Ted Ray • Katherine K. Reyes • Robert and Audrey Ricci • Judith and Edmere Richards • Alice Robie • Norman and Kay Roddick • Steven and Ronnelle Rogers • David and Lisa Romano • Billie and Ralph Rooker • John and Lynette Rose • Rebecca Rosen Lum • Young-Sun and Dan Roth • Almerita F. Rout • Xiao Ling Ruan • William and Margaret Rumford • Andrea Ruppar • Dedra Salvi • Juventino and Linda Sanchez • Lenora M. Sanders • Rody and Rebecca Santamarina • Ms. Patricia Santiago • James and Lorraine Sato • Mariano and Annalise Sawit • Frederick and Lee Schaffer • Jack and Arlene Schaupp • Catherine Schreiber Rouhani and Hashem Rouhani • Sody Schroeder • Mary Se-christ • Rachel Seder • Michelle and Dennis Seid • Mary L. Seid • Kenneth and Florence Shafer • Lovelle Shak • Clovis and Patricia Shem • Anne Shen • Norma Sherman • Forrest and Damaris Shigley • Jung and Sabrina Shin • Rupert Shinn • James and Tina Shum • Barbara and Gregory Simpson • Mary and John Simpson • Betty Sin and Victor Yan • Margie Sin • Steven Sin • Ethel Sing and Donaldina Yim • Mary Ann Sing • Judy S. Sit • Ryan and Louise Siu • Gary S. Smith • Manolita Smith • Virginia Smyly • Bill and Joanne Somerville • Leonard and Maxine Soo Hoo • David and Marcella Soohoo • Shirley Jeong Soria • George Soukup • Robert and Sharon Spence • Arthur Spitzer and Elisabeth Boas • Shannah Stephens • John P. Strebel • Deborah Sue and Kevin Johe • Theodora and Fillmore Sue • Penny and Ronald Sue • Victor Suen • Ying C. Suen • Karlyn Sugai • Rhondalynn Summers and Anthony Stigliano • Victor and Hazel Sun • Charles and Joan Sung • Mabel C. Suomela • Lois P. Swenson • David Takashima and Annie Wong • Margo and Fred Takemiya • Joni and Raymond Chu • Bessie B. C. Tam • Betty Tam • Calvin F. Tam • David and Eve Tam • Edna Tam • Jeannette Tam and Darren Marsh • Jo-seph Tam • Sik Yee Tam • Frank and Edith Tanaka • Joanne Tang • Lori Tang • Joseph B. Tanizawa • Buddy and Jeanne Choy Tate Choy • Dean Ito Taylor • Homer Teng and Lily Lui • The De Goff Family • Norma and Norman Therkelson • Catherine Thomas • David R. Thompson • Leslie and Janet Ting Png • Diana Y. To • Ngoc To and Sean Por • Rose Tokugawa • Mary Tolja • Allen and Denise Tom • Angela and Terry Tom • Bennett and Phyllis Tom • Calvin and Mary Tom • David Tom • Diane Tom • Erica Tom • Gary V. Tom • Gordon and Donna Tom • Joanna Tom • John and Rose Tom • Joyce Tom • Katherine Tom • Kevin and Linda Tom • Leonard and Carolyn Tom • Nathan and Su Lee Tom • Randall and Candace Tom • Raymond and Caroline Tom • Stephen and Toy San Tom • June and Theodore Tom • Victor and Marilyn Tom • Betty and Gregory Tong • Carol and Henry Tong • Corinthia Tong • Cynthia Tong • Daniel and Maylian Tong • Gilbert and Helen Tong • Gregory and Joanne Tong • Jeanie Tong • Jeanne S. Tong • Jessie Tong • Kent Tong and Luyi Tang • Lester and Debbie Tong • Moony Tong • Nannette M. Tong • Richard and Vivian Tong • Ronald and Barbara Tong • Sandra Tong and Denise Schmitt • Theresa A. Tong • Vincent and Catherine Tong • Alison Toy • Annie L. Toy • Benson Toy • Bernice Toy • Gary and Barbara Toy • Herbert Toy • Tim Tran • Binh Trinh and Van Nhat Yuan • George and Corrine Tsang • Wal-lace and Sylvia Tsang • Betty Tsugawa • Will and Myrna Luke Tsukamoto • Brad Tsutsui • Antonia and Norman Tu • Paul and Jessie Tuan • John and Bonita Turpin • Mrs. Marjorie S. Tweedie • Sandra Der Tye • Ruth and Henry Tyson • In Chan Ung • Beverly Upton • Alta Van Genderen • Joann Vandenberg • Jeff Vanderbilt and Catherine Chesla • David and Lisa Vella • Margaret J. Veneman • Maeve Visser Knoth and Bruce Knoth • Keith and Mable Vogt • Carol and Thomas Walsh • Monica Walters • Scott and Jacqueline Wan • Linda L. Wang • Pa-tricia and Nam Sun Wang • Yali Wang • Mildred Beth Ward • Ms. Montira L. Warran • Marilyn A. Wells • Paula Wieters • Christopher Williams and Anna Spraungel • Kenneth Windholz and Zinnia Lee • Shirley L. Wing • Stephanie Winters and Phillip Simon • Antoinette and Hugh Wire • General and Laurie Wiseman • Ber-tram and Adrienne Won • David Won and Hien Lam • Jim and Sarah Won • Lynda Won-Chung • Mrs. Tam Wong • Alan and Rachel Wong • Alan and Yong Cha Wong • Ani-ta Wong • Anna Y. Wong • Anson and Marien Wong • An-thony and Heidi Wong • Anthony and April Wong • Ar-

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$350 would send an inner city

youth to a one-week residency

camp with her peers.

$100 would allow 10 middle

schoolers to experience

the Tactile Dome at the

Exploratorium.

chie and Yasuko Nagura Wong • Bik Yue Wong • Brenda Wong • Bryan Wong • Joe and Carole Wong • Carolyn Wong • Clifford and Bernice Wong • Colin and Silvana Wong • Collin and Ellen Wong • Cookie Wong and Jim Chanteloup • Daisy Q. Wong • Darrel and Kelly Wong • Darren Wong and Craig Benner • Darryl and Evelyn Wong • David Wong • Deborah and Eugene Wong • Dennis and Jean Wong • Donna Wong • Duncan Wong and Alice Yuen-Wong • Edmund Wong • Edward and Rosalind Wong • Eileen J. Wong • Elaine Wong and Donald Lim • Gavin Wong • Gladys Wong • Jane and Harland Wong • Henry and Katherine Wong • Henry and June Wong • Henry Wong and Carolynn Yip • Henry and Sandra Wong • Herbert and Liu Ying Wong • Im Hong and Shuk Yin Wong • Janson and Colleen Wong • Ms. Jeannie Wong • Mrs. Jennie L. Wong • Jerry and Susana Wong • Joni M. Wong • Jordan and Barbara Wong • Jules and Shilrley Wong • Kimball and Vivien Wong • Ky-Yen Wong • Landes and Richard Wong • Lawrence and Karen Wong • Lawrence and Carolyn Wong • Leland and Sally Wong • Leon-ard B. Wong • Lillie Wong • Ms. Lynna S. Wong • Marcus and Jamie Wong • Marcus L. Wong • Mary Wong • Michael Wong and Stephanie Choy • Minnette Wong • Nathele Wong • Pearl Wong • Ms. Penny L. Wong • Peter and Annie Wong • Philip and Stacy Wong • Polly Wong and Wai Fan Yau • Priscilla Ping Wong • Randall and Charlene Wong • Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Wong • Ricky Wong • Rita Wong and John Pennington • Sally Wong • Sebastian and Juliana Wong • Sherman and Agnes Wong • Sonia Wong • Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Wong • Teresa Wong • Tim and Josephine Wong • Valerie and Fritz Wong • Yvonne and Weyman Wong • William YK and Gloria Wong • Wilton Wong • Harmon and Pearl Wong-Woo • Arthur and Tina Woo • Bradford Woo and Katherine Tong • Calvin and Woo • Jerrick and Joanne Woo • Joana Woo • Karina L. Woo • Kelvin and Kristi Woo • Lambert and Yuri Woo • Lancy Woo • Ms. Natalie F. Woo • Robert and Sophie Woo • Roberta Woo and Richard Cheung • Rus-sell and Sharon Woo • Wendy Woo • Wesley S. Woo • Wilbur and Dolores Woo • Isabel D. Woodford • Susan Woods • David Woon and Pam Seto • West and Winnie Woon • Ms. Cynthia Woong • Debbie Wu • Jannie C. Wu • John Wu • Ruth Wu • Tony and Vanessa Wu • Xin Ke Wu • Neil and Rita Wun • Johnny and Nancy Wy • Mrs. Jane Y. Yamada • Betty and Douglas Yamamoto • Perry Yan • Sarah E. Yeatman • Andrew F. Yee • April Yee • Benjamin and Candace Yee • Bettina Yee and Gordon Lee • Calvin and Sharon Yee • Ms. Carolyn Yee • Dale Yee and Dave Rutledge • Don Yee • Douglas and Elaine Yee • Edmund Yee and Nancy Lim-Yee • Fan and Viola Yee • Fay Yee and Teresa Yu • Gary Wong Yee • George and Mei Yee • Gloria Yee and Raymond Ng • Gordon and Laura Yee • Harry and Nancy Yee • Hellmann and Lorraine Yee • Jeanne Yee and Bruce Eng • Jerry and Carol Yee • Joanne Yee and Mel Lum • Justina Yee • Kay Yee and George Sherman • Lester Yee • Marian C Yee • Mary Yee • Mary and Richard Yee • Michael and Marlene Yee • Richard and Lily Yee • Richard and Shirley Yee • Rodney and Delma Yee • Ronald and Terri Hong Yee • Ronald and Anita Yee • Sue L. Yee • Yale and Letitia Yee • David and Ivy Yee-Sakamoto • Hanlon Yep • Manho and Shirley Yeung • Martha and William Yick • Eleanor Yim • Frank and Winifred Yim • Sylvia Yim • Beverly B. Yip • David and Ida Yip • Jonathan and Cherie Yip • Rodney and Theresa Yip • Violet Yip • Glenn Yoshida and Mariko Yanagihara • Nora Yoshimura • Alan and Marlesse Young • Flora Young • Cora and George Young • Helen and Michael Young • Preston and Joanne Young • Lesley Young • Ms. Mabel Young • May F. Young • Michael Young • Michael and Lorna Young • Monica J. Young • Nancy and Monica Young • Nathan Young • Sherman and Frances Young • Ms. Sharon Yow • Frank Yu and Michelle Tong • Prentice Yu • Xiao Zhu Yu • Bradley Yuan • Jackson Yuan and Lynn Chu • Kent Yuan and Sharon Seto • Tyler Yuan • Alfred and Christina Yuen • Annie C. Yuen • Ms. Joann M. Yuen • Rob- ert Yuen • Vincent and Kim Yuen • Wil- liam and Minnie Yuen • Leonard and Margaret Zavertnik • Peter J. Zavertnik • Susan A. Zavertnik • Clare Jang and Len Zemarkowitz • Zhiming and Shux- ian Zhang • Michael and Zhu Yun Zhao • Michelle Zhu • Siju L. Zimmerman.

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$100 would enable a recently immigrated

child to participate in one week of our

Bilingual Summer Youth Program or

Cameron Ventures daycamp program.

$50 would purchase playground balls for

our students and campers to play with.

$25 would allow us to give 50 children the

experience of making Banana Boats out at

the park.

Abbott Laboratories Employee Giving Campaign • AcroSports • Ah Sam Flowers • American Realty & Con-struction, Inc. • Amici’s East Coast Pizzeria • Amone Corporation • APA Family Support Services • Asian Art Museum • Asian Law Caucus • Asian Women’s Shelter, Inc. • AT&T United Way Employee Giving Campaign • Auction City • Bank of America • Bank Of America United Way Camp • Bank Of The West • Bank of the West Employee Giving Program • Baywood School • Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center • Bette’s OceanView Diner • Blue Shield of California Foundation • Broadmoor Presbyterian Church - Daly City • Caesar’s Italian Res-taurant • California Municipal Finance Authority • Calvary Presbyterian Church - Berkeley • Cameron House Guild • Cars 4 Causes - Charity Holding Account • Cartoon Art Museum • Celtic Cross Presbyterian Church • Centerpointe Presbyterian Church - Pleasanton • ChevronTexaco • Chinatown CDC • Chinatown Opti-Ms. Club • City and County of San Francisco • City Of San Francisco Portsmouth Parking Garage • Clear Channel Outdoor, Inc. • CMB Wireless Group, LLC • Cole Hardware • Community Church of the Rockies • Community Health Charities • Covenant Presbyterian Church - San Francisco • Crystal Springs Golf Course • Divisadero Touchless Carwash • Faith Presbyterian Church - Oakland • Falcon Imaging Inc. • Federated Church Women • Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco • First Bank Service Center • First Presbyterian Church - Alameda • First Presbyterian Church - Berkeley • First Presbyterian Church - Livermore • First Presbyterian Church - Rich-mond • First Presbyterian Church - San Leandro • G&H Wholesale Foods • GAP Founda-tion Gift Match Program • Georgia-Pacific Gypsum, LLC • Global Impact • Golden Auto Muffler & Brake Center • Google • Gordon J. Lau Elementary School • Guittard Chocolate Company • Haight Street Eyecare • Hartmann Studios • Harvest Food Products Co., Inc. • Hertz • Hiddenbrooke Golf Club • Hillwood Foundation • Hobee’s • Hogan Lovells • Horizon Restaurant • Infineon Raceway • Kaiser Permanente Community Giving Cam-paign • Kentucky Fried Chicken • Kinry and Associates • Lautze & Lautze • Lawrence Hall of Science • Le Salon • Leader Printing • Levi Strauss Foundation • Link Technolo-gies • Local Independent Charities • Lullaby Lane • Lydia Circle - Calvary Presbyterian Church • Macy’s West G.I.F.T. Campaign • Mandarin Oriental Hotel • Manor Coffee Shop • Marin Medical Pharmacy • Marriott • Menlo Park Presbyterian Church - Menlo Park • Metta Fund • Microsoft • Minami Tamaki LLP • MorganStanley • Morling & Company • Network for Good • NICOS Chinese Health • Northminster Presbyterian Church • Of Course Lion Source • Orion Logistics, Inc. • P. W. of the Synod of the Pacific • Parasol Tahoe • Pasta Pelican Restaurant • PG&E Corporation • Pipit Fund, Inc • Presbyterian Church (U.S.A) • Presby-terian Church in Chinatown - San Francisco (English) • Presbyterian Foundation • Presbyterian Women - Faith • Presbyterian Women - First PC of Newark • Presbyterian Women - First Presbyterian • Putnam Lexus Of Red-wood City • PW - First Livermore • PW - First Presbyterian Church • R & G Lounge • Raise The Bar Fitness • Ray Family Foundation • Redwoods Presbyterian Church • Renaissance Stanford Court • Rhonda Giedt Photography • S.F. Police Youth Fishing Program • Safeway • San Francisco Giants • San Francisco Symphony • Schwab Charitable Fund • See’s Candies, Inc. • See’s Candy Shops • Sequim Presbyterian Women • Six Der Investment, Inc. • Southern Station • Standard 5 & 10 • Starlite Travel Service Satellite Trading Co. • State Street • State Street Global Advisors • Stone Presbyterian Church • Sweet & Baker Insurance Brokers, Inc. • Tan’s Touchless Car Wash • Teamsters Local Union #665 • The California Endowment • The Clorox Company Foundation • The Great 8 Group • The Wok Shop • Tom Do Hing Foundation • Tommy’s Joynt • Treasure Island Community LLC • Union Bank • Union Bank of California, NA San Francisco • Union Bank of California-Bay Area • United Par-cel Service • United Way • United Way California Capital Region • United Way of the Bay Area • United Way of Tri-State • United Way Silicon Valley • UPS Foundation, Inc. • Visa Givingstation • W.O.M.A.N., Inc. • Wah Ying Social Club • Walgreens • Walter and Elise Haas Fund • Wells Fargo Advisors • Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign • Wells Fargo Foundation • West Coast Premium Wine Company • What’s Up Dog • Wild 94.9 • Women’s Fellowship • Xinh Bistro • Yank Sing Restaurant • Yoshi’s of San Francisco • ZaZa Nail Spa

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This annual report was made with the support of the Taproot Foundation.

Account Director/Project Manager: Jo Anne LeePhotographer: Albert BrayStrategy Analyst: Alex NortonMarketing Manager: Karen HuiCopy Editor: Neal EckardGraphic Designer: Angel Alvarez-Mapp

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