2018-2019 ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT

Celebrating 35 Years of empowering Young people to reaCh their potential

Dear Friends,

We’re thrilled to invite you to join us in celebrating 35 years of empowering young people to reach their potential. Since Larkin Street opened its doors in 1984, we’ve helped more than 75,000 young people move past homelessness, and we’re not stopping now.

The need continues to be real and immediate. This year’s San Francisco Homeless Point-in-Time Count Report shows more than 1,100 young people on the streets or in shelters on any given night. Youth of color and LGBTQ youth are impacted by homelessness at higher rates due to institutional racism, homophobia, and failures of other systems. The Count data also shows a double-digit increase in instances of abuse, as well as greater challenges in obtaining and maintaining living wage jobs, and finally, ongoing housing unaffordability.

in our new strategic plan, launched this year, we committed to an ambitious goal: reducing youth homelessness by 50% by 2023.

35 years have taught us that our wrap-around model of providing housing, healthcare, education, and employment services is key to helping young people get off the street for good. Our new strategic plan affirms that solving homelessness for all begins with solving it for youth of color and LGBTQ youth. We are amplifying youth voice and leadership, both internally and externally, while focusing on relationship-building and using data to drive continuous learning and improvement.

At the core of our work is a stellar team that guides each young person individually through these programs. Appropriately,

Sherilyn AdamsExecutive Director

Susan K. AlexanderChair

a letter from our exeCutive DireCtor anD BoarD Chair

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staff sustainability is among our key strategic priorities, as well as expanding and optimizing our employment, mental health, and outreach services for youth. None of this can happen in a vacuum, and our relationships with our partners across government, business, and other service providers will continue to be key in reaching our goal.

As we look back on the past 35 years, we’re also looking ahead to a future where youth homelessness is rare, brief, and one-time. It’s common to be skeptical, especially given the increases in chronic homelessness throughout the state. But we know it’s crucial to have hope. The 10% decrease in youth homelessness in San Francisco since 2017 gives us hope, as do the young people we serve.

Our work isn’t just about moving people out of homelessness, it’s about helping them move from surviving to thriving and embracing life. It’s about wanting the same success for Larkin Street youth that we want for every young person – jobs, an education, and a place to call their own. When we think big, big things can happen.

Thanks to all of you for joining us in the belief that we can end youth homelessness. Your support is integral to making this future a reality.

Sincerely,

Celebrating 35 Years of empowering Young people to reaCh their potential

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ScopeOn any given night in San Francisco, there are more than 1,100 young people experiencing homelessness

California is home to the highest number of young people experiencing homelessness in the country

one in ten young people in the United States experiences homelessness in the course of a year

outcomes

of young people are employed or

enrolled in post-secondary education when they leave Larkin Street

of young people

leaving Larkin Street report they can manage their mental health

three out of four young people exit to stable housing when they leave larkin Street.

78%

73%

nearly half of these young people are from San francisco or the Bay area

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the majority of them are transition aged youth (taY) between the ages of 18 and 24

5%

8%

24%

63%21 - 24

18 - 20

12 – 17

> 24

many identify as lesbian, gay, Bisexual, transgender, Queer, or Questioning (lgBtQ)

31%69%

Not LGBTQ - identified LGBTQ - identified

this year we served more than 2,200 young people! Let us tell

you a bit about them

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28% San Francisco

20% Other Bay Area

18% Outside Bay Area

24% Other states

10% International

California

Outside California

Youth of color are over-represented among young people experiencing homelessness

general Bay Area population who are people of color

youth at Larkin Street who are people of color

50%

78%

Ingraa is an activist, student, and filmmaker dedicated to sharing body positivity with the world and helping others feel comfortable in their skin. Her family life was, as Ingraa describes it, “dysfunctional.” So when she turned 18, she left in hopes of creating a better future for herself. She took advantage

ingraa

Larkin Street gave me permission to pursue any and everything I see myself becoming. I now realize I can be whoever I want to be.”

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of a few workforce programs to learn skills and access housing. But says she knew she needed more in-depth help to heal the trauma she had experienced, and those programs didn’t provide that level of care. Ingraa was referred to Larkin Street and got inspired by the support and stability Larkin Street’s staff offered. She settled into her new home and began exploring attending college again through our Larkin Street Academy programs. Ingraa also worked on her physical and mental health with our free clinic and counseling services.

Our next-generation group of supporters, Friends of Larkin Street, hosted their ninth annual ice skating party, raising over $50,000 for the work to end youth homelessness.

Thanks to our guests at our annual paving the way gala in March, including Mayor London Breed, we raised more than $1 million to support young people experiencing homelessness!

Young people dazzled the crowd at our Art Program’s annual performing arts night, showcasing talents like improv, music, theater and poetry.

My favorite memory is Performance night! The folks on stage always blow me away with their talent and bravery.”

“CELEBRATING 35 YEARS

@YouAreMagick via Twitter

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Michael’s dream is to be a social worker for at-risk youth in foster care, helping them reach their goals. He was once one of those at-risk youth, with a family background that lead to him being placed in a group home at age 12. Lacking a stable foundation, when the group home became unsafe, Michael ran away. He

miChael

The fact that I found Larkin Street was a miracle. They helped me get my feet on the ground.”

“ lived on the streets until health issues forced him to go to a doctor, who told him about Larkin Street and our Assisted Care After Care program. ACAC offers 24-hour, onsite medical care for HIV-positive youth, in addition to our housing, mental health, education and employment programs. With housing and the support of his case manager, Michael had the foundation he needed to start a GED program, get a therapist, and start working. He now lives in an apartment in the city and works full time and is pursuing his dream to get the credentials to become a social worker.

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As Director of Behavioral Health, Shellena Eskridge aims both to expand our mental health services and destigmatize conversations around mental health.

Growing up in San Francisco, Shellena saw a lot of injustice, mental health issues, and homelessness in her neighborhood. At a young age, Shellena saw the impact mental illness and substance use can have on communities, especially among people of color and low-income families.

ShellenaInspired by her mother’s background working for non-profits, Shellena grew up volunteering for different organizations in the Tenderloin, which is how she learned about Larkin Street. After obtaining a master’s degree in social work, she came to work here because our organizational goals aligned with her personal mission — to help young people of color succeed, regardless of any barriers they face.

Larkin Street goes beyond the work that we do in these four walls. We also get involved in public policy, we have a Youth Advisory Board, we work with the Mayor’s office. I feel good doing my individual work, but also know that these are the people who are fighting against inequities across the board in San Francisco and California.”

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More than 500 business professionals attended the 2019 Bay area Cfo of the Year awards in June, raising over $500,000 for Larkin Street while honoring the Winners and Finalists.

Rudy came to the Bay Area at 16, fleeing gang violence in his native El Salvador. He was promised a safe place to live with family, but the situation quickly became so toxic that he would rather leave. He found employment at a local auto body shop, where the owner let him live in a small office. However the new arrangement was less than

ruDY

I will never forget the day I got my acceptance letter from San Francisco State. I was so happy.”

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perfect – without a bed or a kitchen, Rudy couldn’t focus on his work or his studies. Eventually, Rudy shared what was happening with a teacher who referred him to Larkin Street. He now lives in one of Larkin Street’s housing programs where he gets proper sleep, food and does his homework. Since entering our programs, Rudy graduated high school with honors, enrolled in San Francisco State to pursue a career in nursing and most importantly, according to him, found his ambition. He currently works two jobs and has an internship helping undocumented and LGBTQ-identified young people.

I remember my first experience with Larkin Street in 1986, seeing the passion and ability of the team. That began a 30-plus year “love” of Larkin Street and its work.”

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In May, the “Crawfathers” hosted their 4th annual Sf Crawfest, raising more than $70,000 with live music and a delicious crawfish boil.

Young people enjoyed games, flower crown making, makeup giveaways and a photo booth at our Queer Youth Space at Sf pride, designed to provide a safe and social atmosphere for LGBTQ youth and their allies.

- Terry Kramer, former Board Chair

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CELEBRATING 35 YEARS

Back in 2013 when he first moved to San Francisco from NYC, Alex Smith didn’t have the slightest clue what Larkin Street Youth Services was. What he did know immediately was that there were far too many people living on the streets for such a prosperous city.

alexAsking around his office at JPMorgan, he quickly found there to be strong connectivity to a local non-profit that proved their efficiency through powerful statistics. Alex jumped in, helping reinvigorate our young professionals board, Friends of Larkin Street, and became a co-chair of our annual Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards. He is also an active financial contributor, recognizing the importance of generosity of both individuals and local businesses in the work to end youth homelessness.

In my six years of being involved with Larkin Street, I’ve been so impressed with the passion and dedication of the team day-in and day-out.”

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Staff, family, and friends celebrated our annual education graduation in August where we recognized young people who made educational accomplishments in the past year.

Staff and youth from Larkin Street built on previous policy accomplishments and advocated for greater support, including working with State Senator Scott Wiener on aB 307, as well as a successful citywide campaign to sustain housing.

My favorite memory is going from a client to volunteer staff from 1985 to 1987...Also watching the rebuilding of the Center after a devastating fire.”

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@castroglen via Twitter

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CELEBRATING 35 YEARS

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Randell Jackson sees her role at Larkin Street as an opportunity to practice her passion for helping young people. As an Education and Employment Counselor in our Larkin Street Academy, Randell works with young people one-on-one to help them thrive in school and the workplace.

ranDell

They’re all really bright individuals and a lot of them just need some guidance and somebody to talk things out with. They make great strides and put forth an honest effort.”

“ Randell’s typical work day consists of young people dropping by or calling for advice with everything from job interviews to financial aid applications. Due to their experiences with homelessness or housing instability, many of the young people who come to Larkin Street have never written a resume or visited a college campus. Randell appreciates having the opportunity to support young people taking steps like these on their journeys to reach their goals.

While she encourages young people to try new things, she also reminds them that they can rely on her and Larkin Street when needed.

Launched by Mayor London Breed, Rising Up is a public-private partnership with a goal to achieve a 50% reduction in youth homelessness by 2023. Working with six City departments, five non-profit organizations, numerous local companies, and a group of philanthropic supporters, Larkin Street is the anchor non-profit institution and fiscal

Rising Up

sponsor of this initiative. The Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing is the lead government agency. Rising Up will provide rapid rehousing services to at least 500 young people, and help prevent homelessness for an additional 450 young people.

The program will cost $35 million in public and private funds. Mayor Breed has invested $10 million of public funding and another $6 million in private funding has been secured. Many thanks to the early supporters including Airbnb, AT&T, Twilio, Twitter, Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation, Tipping Point Community, Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, Brenda Jewett, Maryam and Oran Muduroglu, and JaMel and Tom Perkins.

To learn more, visit larkinstreetyouth.org/rising-up

a public–private partnership to reduce youth homelessness by 50% by 2023

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Figures are taken from FY 18-19 unaudited financial statements. FY 18-19 audited financial statements will be available in December 2019.

finanCialS

REVENUES

$30,027,270ExPENSES

$25,097,717

49%Shelter and Housing

19% Education and Employment

6%Fundraising

18%Administrative

Healthcare

4% 4% 4%

46%Public Sources

49% Private Contributions

Other

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OFFICERSSusan K. Alexander, ChairAllison Wysocki, Vice ChairAdam Moise, Secretary Willis Newton Jr., Treasurer

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Daniel A. Cody, At-LargeSally Shapiro, At-LargeBlake Grossman, At-LargeSherilyn Adams, Ex-Officio

BOARD MEMBERSJeremy AvenierFiona BarnettSiri BergJennifer BrahmCecily Cameron Matthew DavisConor Famulener Jeff GarelickJohn W. Hicks*

Anne Hoecker

Eric JohnsonAdamar KassahunRichard Kerzic Patrick KissNatalie Hatvany Kitchen Eric RoosAaron C. Schwartz*

D. Kemp ValentineJohn Viola

HONORARY BOARD MEMBERSTerry Allen-RoumanChris BrahmTeresa BriggsRay BrownWilliam F. CampbellLaurence A. ColtonJay Cuetara†

Charlie DickePenelope DouglasMark A. EdmundsAnnie EllicottTim EmanuelsPhillip S. EstesArt FatumBob GarrettJudy GettoJulie B. HarkinsNina HatvanyJim Henry

Vince HoenigmanSteve JanowskyVictoria J. JohnsonBlake JorgensenDebbie G. JorgensenJohn E. KalinStephen C. KirmseStephen KochTerry KramerMary V. LesterElizabeth A. Levy WardKathie LowryJohn L. MartinJohn E. MartinezPaul R. MohunMaria MuzioDavid J. Nygren, Ph.D.Carla B. OakleyLaura Powell

Mary M. PrchalJean RichardsonHenry Safrit, M.D.Philip SchleinJ. Milton SeropanSandra StanglAnne B. StantonDavid A. ThompsonChristine A. TsingosCarla WashingtonGregory W. WendtCharles J. WibbelsmanVictoria WillockDavid B. ZenoffC. David Zoba

* on sabattical† in memoriam

what’S aheaD

the ChallengeOn any given night in San Francisco, more than 1,100 young people are without a safe and stable place to sleep. Youth of color and LGBTQ youth are significantly overrepresented in the homeless population, and many of the young people Larkin Street serves require more mental health and employment supports than are currently available.

To meet these needs, Larkin Street has launched a new strategic plan, which includes scaling our programs significantly. We must also sustain our existing services and infrastructure while providing system-wide leadership to fulfill our goal: reducing the number of homeless youth in San Francisco by 50% by 2023.

Our Goal: reduce youth homelessness by 50% by 2023

organizational SuStainaBilitY

•Model equity and inclusion across programs and operations

•Sustain our workforce through increased staff support

•Strengthen our financial foundation to protect from external challenges

SYStemS leaDerShip

•Provide leadership and structure for area-wide partnership

•Set local and regional policy priorities

•Center youth as leaders and experts

program ServiCeS

•Quadruple the number of youth receiving housing subsidies

•Optimize education, employment, and mental health services

•Strengthen prevention, diversion, and outreach services

2020-2023 Strategic Priorities

guiding principles of our Service model

We amplify youth voice and leadership

internally and externally

We support youth in building resilience through

affirming relationships

We use data to drive continuous learning and improvement

Solving homelessness for all begins with solving it for youth

of color and LGBTQ youth

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Outreach and Engagement Restricted funds for use in future years:

$4,610,929

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individuals

$1,000,000 and greaterThe George W. Chaney Trust

$100,000 to $299,999Bill and Susanne Losch

$50,000 to $99,999AnonymousCecily Cameron and Derek

SchrierThe Beverly C. Cramer Living

TrustJohn Paul De Cecco Revocable

TrustKris GaleAaron and Barbro Sasson

$25,000 to $49,999Marc BenioffChris and Jennifer BrahmThe Grossman Family Charitable

FundChristine Gruler-Mayer and

Rupert MayerTod Huddleson and Robi BannonChristina and John KekerMary Vaughan LesterSharon and Craig McCollamWillis and Peggy NewtonJim and Sally ShapiroHelen SteyerBret and Karen TaylorAllison Wysocki

$10,000 to $24,999Anonymous (2)The Baker Family Charitable

Fund of Vanguard CharitableJennifer Peak Barker Family

FundFiona and Hal BarnettThe Cannella and Bianco

Charitable FundRuth M. Collins FundBruce ColmanBeth and Tim EmanuelsNancy and Phil EstesArt and Barbara FatumJennifer and Abe Friedman

Family Philanthropic Fund of The Jewish Community Foundation of the East Bay

Drs. Matthew and Diana GordonThe Gullen-Omar Family

Charitable Fund, an advised fund of Silicon Valley Community Foundation

Nicholas HanssensNina Hatvany and Jonathan

KitchenAnne Hoecker and Pete FrazierHopper-Dean FoundationBrad Jeffries

Honey and Peter JohnsonDebbie and Blake JorgensenSy KaufmanHank KhachaturianNatalie Hatvany Kitchen and

Tagan BlakeKelly A. Kramer and Dennis

KramerTerry and Suzan KramerLeesa MiaoCourtney Montgomery,

Montgomery Family Foundation

John O’Farrell and Gloria Principe

The Gordon C. Phillips Revocable Trust

Laura Powell and Chuck ByceMary M. PrchalEric Roos and Jack RichardsSchlein Family FoundationMichelle and James ShorinWilliam Snider and Brian

CameronSam SternRoselyne C. SwigBrian and Suzanne TrainorKaren TrilevskyDavid Wells and Sonya Moore-

WellsChuck Williams Donor Advised

FundPatricia and Al Yarrington

$5,000 to $9,999Anonymous (8)Anonymous Fund of MCFPaul AckermanSuzi Alexander and Gary StolzoffDavid Allen Family Giving

CommitteeCayden BerkmoyerLorraine BoscheThe Burt and Barbara

FoundationRajeev ByrisettyNicholas Merrill ChapinLiza CherneySue Conley and Nan Haynes

Family FundPiers CorneliusCynthia F. CornellThe Crown FamilyJaime Huling DelayeMary Lou DorkingMarcie EliasCat Foo and Aaron BastianMrs. James B. FrankelKevin Franklin and Keehae ParkMichelle and Robert Friend

FoundationGay Chemists Support Fund of

Horizons FoundationJohn and Marcia Goldman

Philanthropic Fund

Craig and Rowena GruberThe Hallett Family Charitable

Fund of Vanguard CharitableThomas C. Hays and Mary Ann

Hays Family FoundationHoenigman Family FoundationRichard Kerzic and Jennifer BeckPatrick and Jennifer KissLyn and Don KleinMichael S. Kwun and Sigrid

Anderson-KwunElaine B. LarkinDanielle LaRoyLee Chj Family Charitable FundJohn and Kimberley MartinezLeslie and Mac McQuownAdam and Alyson MoiseCarla Oakley and Kevin

McCarthySkylar PetersonByron and Teresa PollittAnne and Martin RoherMr. John S. RosekransKaren Scarr and Craig MartinPhil Schlein and T BellerJoerg Schumann and Sara

RobertsPamela and John SebastianMilt and Judy SeropanLorinda SilversteinDiana and Steven StrandbergMary and Calvin TildenSarasina and Mike TuchenJohn Van CampJohn and Monique ViolaLisa and Greg WendtVictoria Willock, Willock PartnersPeggy and Lee ZeiglerDavid and Lori Zimmerman

$1,000 to $4,999Anonymous (29)Anonymous advised fund of

the Silicon Valley Community Foundation

The A & P Lesbian Fund of Horizons Foundation

Aaron Ackermann and Liza Seigler

Sherilyn Adams and Elaine TeohStayton AddisonArik AndersonChristopher ArvinMyrtle L. Atkinson FoundationSandra BagnatoriRichard C. BarkerCarl and Karen BarnesDale Barnes and Ellen

RosensteinStephen BatesPeter Bausch and Joyce HollandTimothy BeachCarolyn and Morris BeazleyNancy and Joachim BechtleAlexis Bechtol and Matthew

Sorgenfrei

Drew BehnkeLaura BelardinelliJennifer BensonRobert and Siri BergJack and JoAnn BertgesAlexander BestPratik S. BhattThe BigPie Community Giving

Fund of Vanguard CharitableJudith BinsaccaBlack Dog DFACal and Lindsay BlakeJames BlattnerKathryn BodnarRobert Bogolub and Megha

RajiputSharon and Robert BottomeAdam BravoGeorge H. Brown and Christine

J. Ling Family FundJoanna Bueche and Timothy

PueyoPete Bullard and Andrew OgusJohn BusbyBill and Marilyn CampbellKim and Arshad CarimRyan CarlsonBeverly ChanCharlie’s Do-Good-Stuff FundI Chera & Sons FoundationJason and Stephanie ChildDaniel Cody and Elizabeth

MackenzieBrad ColeBenjamin ConnellyEdward and Nancy Conner FundJames CorbettJoseph CordaroJeanette and James CottleCarson Cox and Deborah HaaseDavid and Carla CraneHarold Cranston and Vicki BakerAllison CrowTom and Jennifer CunninghamTimothy G. DavenportMatthew DavisBeth DeanGenoveva DescalzoMonica DigonAdam DixBill and Lisa DonovanEd and Joyce DrakeLee and Melissa DutraGreg DyerIlonka EdwardsAnnie EllicottWinn Ellis and David MahoneyAlyssa Tartaglione FalkConor FamulenerScott FeigelsonThe Fenton Family Gift FundHoward and Carol FineEd FishCaroline FitzgeraldSally and Mike Fitzhugh

Corporations and foundations

$500,000 and greaterAirbnbThe Harry and Jeanette

Weinberg Foundation

$250,000 to $499,999The William and Flora Hewlett

FoundationThe James Irvine FoundationThe Tipping Point Community

$100,000 to $249,999Dropbox Charitable FoundationGilead SciencesGoogle Foundation of Tides

FoundationGeorge H. Sandy FoundationWells Fargo Foundation

$50,000 to $99,999The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative

DAFThe Gap FoundationG-Eazy’s Endless Summer FundHorace W. Goldsmith FoundationLinkedInM·A·C AIDS FundAlexander M. and June L. Maisin

FoundationRodan + FieldsTwitter, Inc.The Wunderkinder Foundation

$25,000 to $49,999AnonymousAlaska AirlinesAllianz Foundation for North

AmericaBank of America Merrill LynchThe Bank of America Charitable

FoundationBothin FoundationComerica BankDeloitte LLPEYThe William G. Gilmore

FoundationGoogleThe Mimi and Peter Haas FundThe Crescent Porter Hale

FoundationRobert Half InternationalJPMorgan Chase & CompanyStanley S. Langendorf

FoundationMarsh & McLennan AgencyMicrosoft CorporationMUFG Union BankRedwood Credit UnionBob A. Ross FoundationThe Morris Stulsaft FoundationTarget

$10,000 to $24,999AnonymousCornerstone ResearchDiageoKevin Durant Charity FoundationEgon Zehnder InternationalFarella, Braun + Martel LLPFirst Republic BankEvelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. FundWalter & Elise Haas FundJPMorgan Chase FoundationKaiser PermanenteKPMG LLPMorgan Stanley FoundationThe Morrison & Foerster

FoundationOkta, Inc.Joseph Pedott Perpetual

Endowment Trust of the Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund

PwCRoom at the Inn FoundationSalesforce.orgThe Annunziata Sanguinetti

FoundationCharles Schwab FoundationSony EntertainmentSpencer StuartThe Charles H. Stout FoundationT. Rowe Price FoundationU.S. Bank FoundationWells FargoYoga Dana Foundation

$5,000 to $9,999Bain & Company, Inc.The Capital Group CompaniesCorEdge TalentDodge & CoxElectronic ArtsFive9, Inc.Gagnon SecuritiesThe Hilltop FoundationJones DayKoret FoundationOSIsoftPeterson CatPitchBookRoss StoresThe San Francisco FoundationSHN Theatres, LLCSouth Peninsula Jewish Teen

Foundation of the Jewish Community Endowment Fund

Studio HeimatWNPC FoundationZendesk

$1,000 to $4,999Adobe FoundationAnother PlanetAppLovin CorporationAscent Environmental, Inc.Atlassian Foundation

Elliott Badgley FoundationJosey Baker BreadNewton and Rochelle Becker

Charitable TrustBlackRock Matching Gift

ProgramBloombergCAA ICONThe Capital Group Companies

Charitable Foundation Matching Gifts

CBREChevron CorporationCredit KarmaEnterprise Holdings FoundationFlayzer Beam Tours, Inc.Flora Family FoundationG2 Insurance Services / Filice

InsuranceGenentech FoundationHighland TechnologyHood & Strong LLPJackson Square Partners

FoundationLevi Strauss FoundationLinkedIn For Good Fund of

Silicon Valley Community Foundation

LogikcullLookoutMcKinsey & CompanyMission Bowling ClubMorgan Stanley Private Wealth

ManagementMorgan, Lewis & Bockius LLPMyVestNavient FoundationOff the GridOmidyar GroupThe David and Lucile Packard

FoundationPG&E Corporation FoundationPivotalPocket GemsPoshmarkPure Storage, Inc.R2C GroupRobbins Geller Rudman & Dowd

LLPThe San Francisco GiantsThe Siegfried GroupSilicon Valley BankSPMBSquare, Inc.Stifel NicolausAlice Phelan Sullivan CorporationSurveyMonkeyTito’s Handmade VodkaUBS Financial Services, Inc.VisaWalmartWaste Solutions GroupJohn Wiley & Sons, Inc.Wilkes BashfordWorkday

$500 to $999AnonymousWinifred and Harry B. Allen

FoundationThe Boston Consulting GroupBrighton JonesEl RiofuseprojectThe Gap FoundationIntel CorporationThe Kresge FoundationLiaison ArtistsMastercardPan-Med EnterprisesS5 AdvisorySan Francisco Sentry Investment

GroupUberWeathertop FoundationYahoo! Employee Foundation

$100 to $499Anonymous (5)AkamaiAutodesk FoundationAyatana xPCisco FoundationDocuSignDriftwoodElement Analytics, Inc.FayesFreeland Cooper & Foreman LLPGartnerGitHubHPE FoundationHuntsman Architectural GroupIllumina FoundationIntuitive FoundationRaymond JamesEstée Lauder CompaniesModClothNetflix, Inc.NitroOracle CorporationPayPalPrivate Dining RoomThe Richmond/Ermet Aid

FoundationSan Francisco Skate ClubSephoraSlashStookey’s Club ModerneSynopsysUnitedHealth GroupVMware FoundationWaldman Management Group,

Inc.ZogSports

thank YouContriButorS, JulY 2018 to June 2019

YOUR SUPPORT IS INTEGRAL

TO THE MOVEMENT TO ENDING

YOUTH HOMELESSNESS.

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Francesco and Shelby CorradinoMaureen and David CostelloTim Curry and Denise Lawson-

CurryGretta and Rodney D’AcquistoErin and Richard DarwinEric DatanaganStephanie and Chris DauerDonald T. DavidTim de KayHugo and Maria De La TorreSandy and Cathy DeanKelly DearmanConall DempseyLee DixonChristopher and MJ DoddsLeonid DomnitserGeoff DonakerElaine DoucetNathan DraperSimon Elliott and Suzan CanliLuisa M. EngelSuzanne and Allan EpsteinBrian R. EscobarFred Douglas Estes and Heather

Saunders EstesRami FashehErin Baudo FelterBenjamin Ferrari-ChurchLeonard A. Fisher and Risa

Teitelbaum FundSarah G. FlanaganJohanna FoglJames Forster and Joan

LemahieuCharly and Perry FreemanJudith GadaldiNoni GarnerJason Geidt and Lorel GrandeStephen and Virginia GeidtSophia and Mike GhaffaryLuke GibbonsKate GibsonMichael Ginther and Jim

O’DonnellMatthew J. GluckDianne GlynnTony and Caroline GrantJames GrayJane Grossman and Brad

RasslerRick and Andrea GrossmanMarsha and Ralph GuggenheimRichard and Judith GuggenhimeRobin GuidoJames W. HaasDaniel HammondLindsay HampsonAlyssa and Jonathan HarrisKelly Hawk and Brian KuslerAnn-Eve Hazen Family FundKurt HeiselBarbara and Hugh HempillBridget and Matthew HolianHolly Holter and Jay WilliamsDr. Charles J. Homcy Charitable

FoundationFrank W. HorstJane and Herman HowertonEric HysenElizabeth JonesSarah JundtCatharine and John KalinAnan and Judith KashyapBarbara and Steve Kirmse

Darren KosinskiMichael R. KoureyChris KramerSean Kreiger and Roger KuhnCheryl La FranchiJeanne LacyCraig LahtiNaomi LamDina LamdanyMichael D. LampenLisa LaukkanenJason LeroyDavid LoftingSusan Lowenberg and Joyce

NewstatBarry LozierJanet Luck and Stephen

KealhoferTimothy Lynn and Gary J.

SullivanDenise Macgregor-FrancoAndy MacKayPierre Maillot and Em EstanislaoLawrence MarshallDan MasseySean McBride and Steven CaryPatricia A. McCaffreySean and Ragini McKennaDiana and Paul McKenzieEamonn McManusHilary and Robert MendolaEliska and Randy MeyersMichael D. Miller and Ronald

EastmanNancy Milliken, M.D.Brennan MoranJohn MorganTomiquia MossDavid MueggeDavid Mullen and John MusechJeff NanneyDaniel and Hannah NicklasErik NolderDr. David J. NygrenAriel OceanKimberly OdehTess OliphantBrian O’MelvenyJames R. PeckAngie PenleySally and James PetersenEdward and Marcia PollackBob and Amy PotterGregory PoulosKristin PucciniKaren Quint and Christopher

GriffinDonald Rathbone and Lawrence

HiltyJoe RehrmannDavid RidleyWalter RobinsonJay RosenbloomScott RubinMichael RubinsteinTheresa RutledgeGregory J. RykenJames SamAnicia SantosLaura and James SchlueterAndy Schumeister and Jason

MootyThomas and Georgia SchuttishPatricia F. Scott Family

Foundation

Andrew SeidmanNoah ShanokKevin SharpsEmily Rose ShearonPenelope ShekarLori and John SherkLou Ann ShortCaitlin SimpsonLiz and Rob SingerSarah Jaffe SinghKaren SommerichPeter StablerAlganesh StarksJan Woodward StevensonJames and Victoria SuttonVirginia SwanbergSuzanne SylvesterLeili TavassoliPeter Teague and Ricardo Dias

AlvesBlake and Beth ThompsonJulie TinkerAlex TourkCharlene TuchmanPeter UriasSylvia VargasDebra and Michael VarnerJason VeilleuxChristopher WardellCarol and Don WedlDerek and Morgan WeissWhitlow/McCartney Giving FundKim WiatrakTravis WildgrubeDanette WinklerSteve WissingRichard A. WolfgramIngrid Woods and Steve

CummingsNathaniel Wyatt and Sarah

SweedlerDanny YadegarSylvia Yee and Brian McCaffreyShandra YoshimiJesse ZeifmanMark S. ZemelmanChristina and Philip ZimbardoT. G. Zimmerman

$250 to $499Anonymous (31)Sy AalBriana AbramsJames AdcockAllison ArnoldGregory Asay and Holly FrielCristian AsherSteve AtkinsonAuerbach Family FundTom AustinAngela AveraMary Kate and Luis BacalaoKarla Olmos BarcenasStephanie BarnettRyan BarrettPamela and Douglas BarryNicholas BartelAlvin H. Baum, Jr. Philanthropic

Fund of the Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund

Christian BellmanAlicia BenvenutoMiranda BlankenshipThomas E. Bliska, Jr. and Gray

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Cecilia BorgenstamJeff BoyleC. P. H. BraestrupKendall BraudEs BrazielMark and Mary BrodyMartin BrookJeffrey Brower and Donna DaltonAnn and Ray BrownShea CaruthersRoxany ChaklidiDavid J. ChenGrace ChenMairin ChesneyAaron D. ChristiansonMona ChuJarred ColliJoseph R. CollinsAdrian CompaTeresa ConatyAmanda Constantinesco and

Matt AljetsIan M. ConwayRob CookBrent Copen and Iara PengHeather CorcoranJanice CoxJason G. DamasLisa DanielsSteven DaoAlison Davis and Matthew Le

MerleSarah DavisManoj DayaramRachel and Stacy Del MonteJasna DelicInder Dhillon and Ken McNeelyOlivia DonniniNitesh DontiRiaan Du PreezDarryl DunnKempton DunnScott and Wendy FinegoldKacey FitzpatrickCraige P. Flater and Gregory P.

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WrightDan and Doreen HagelinKatherine Dehart HaleDorothy HarkavyMichael Harris and Becca FosterParker Harris and Holly JohnsonKristina HathawayMichael HauptmanNanette M. HendricksonBrian M. HigginsDan Hodapp and Peggy Da SilvaDouglas HoffmanRobert Holgate Philanthropic

Fund of Horizons FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas HollandLorraine Honig

Francoise G. FleishhackerMarie FontenotAndrew FrancisCarol L. Francis and Steve Ellier

ChapmanTom FrankelFranklin Park Charitable AccountRichard and Stephanie

FredericksAndrew and Barbara FremderVicki FriedbergEllen A. FriedmanJennifer and Abe FriedmanDavid FunkWilliam FyfeTraci and Dave GaleJeff GarelickAlison F. GeballeSusan GloorHarold GoldbergAnne GomezThe Jeff Grafton Charitable Fund

of Vanguard CharitableEvan GrossNishal GuptaDrew HamlinDouglas HanlinKatha HartleyJim and Pam HenryScott HerrenJohn W. HicksGerry Hill, Ph.D.Suzanne HockelWinnifred and Bruce Homer-

SmithMichael HopeThe Honorable James HormelTim Horn and Anna VilcheEavenson Horter and Natalie

HummertSue and Ken HuesbyMs. Martha HuettlGeorge H. and Leslie P. HumePeter D. HuntSusan E. HunterLaura HusseyMr. and Mrs. Harold M. IsbellMargaret J. JacobsDave Janiszewski and Christine

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Deborah KaplanJoshua Karlin-ResnickRebecca KatzPeggy and Edmund KavounasThomas R. KearneyDavid M. KellyGreg Kieber and Anne EtgenKaren and Princeton Kim

Charitable FoundationGabe and Liz KindDavid L. KirpPaul Kitchen and Blair WilliamsBryan KlineCarole and Henry KlyceStephen Koch and Kathryn

NyropJohn KosichRon and Patty KuehnNancy and Lory LacsamanaDavid LaHorgueKate and Doyle LahtiGlen and Gail Lau

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Aesthetic Surgery CenterMiriam Mangini and John A.

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FundThomas A. RaffinDanielle and Sandy Ramo-LariosRamana Rao and Carlin Decato

Derek RedfernEd Reines and Kori Anne

BagrowskiGayle RobertsBrian RodriguezSandy L. RolleriBeth RossSarah Ruiz-GrossmanThe Rupright Family Fund of

Vanguard CharitableToby RussellErnie SalazarRob SalvagnoJohn SangerJonathan ScharfmanLaureen A. SchillerNathalie and William SchmickerJames W. Schmidt and Stuart

RiddleBrian SchneiderNed SegalBeatrix Lazard Seidenberg and

Michael SeidenbergKevin and Connie ShanahanTom Shapiro and Madeleine

GrynsztejnSharyon Family Charitable FundMargaret SheehanThe Sher-Right FundSusan and Michael ShifflettBarbara Shipley and Paul

LamoreuxMichael and Jennifer SilvaWendy SlaterAlex and Emily SmithTimothy SofoJames E. SpearLucy SprattlerElliott Sprehn and Rachel

NancollasJill Storey and Richard FisherMichele and Richard StrattonFred StudierDan SutherlinBarry Taylor Philanthropic Fund

of Horizons FoundationJohn F. ThistletonJeffrey ThompsonJohnnie ThompsonAli TrueYana Trushina and Philip

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Ceyhan Zymnis

$500 to $999Anonymous (30)Larry and Julie AbramsonLinda and Jeffrey AldrichNewton AllenDavid and Robin AlvaradoBrett AndrewsWendy Thieler AntipaJeremy ApthorpMax ArmourChris Armstrong and Lou

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CasscellsMark KhavkinNancy KillionAndrew Klein and Katy FerronDiana KleinEmily KleinGregory KnokeJeremy Koch and Katherine

HumpstoneFrederick KoenenTerry KwiatekDaniel and Weni LaiKaren L. LandauLaura LanzerottiJames and Ann LazarusAlan W. LeungAn Ning LiSteve Lichtenberg and Betsy S.

AubreyRichard LieblichPaul Longhenry and Rhoda Lau

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Fund of Horizons FoundationJustin LuongRobert Mackersie and Kathryn

TillotsonPam MacKinnonBrian MaddoxJoe MaffeiYifan MaiMichael Mallory and Brittany

LealDaniel MalmerSam MannehMatthew J. MartinSimon and Kimberly McCourtMichael McKinneyChris McNeeceAnnette Mello and Marcus JagerRoger MilesHoward J. and Eleanor W. MillerKenneth J. Mills, M.D.Phylis MillsArthur J. MischeauxMarc MorozumiPeggy L. MorrisonLawrie MottRamya MurthyAlex NellasEllen M. NewmanStuart and Darcie NewtonMary NicholsonChristine OnleyFlorence O’RellShannon O’Shea

Allison OwensEdward and Judith ParkenDavid ParkerStephanie and Martin PatfieldChristopher H. PedersonJodi PerelmanAndrew PerrautGary and Catherine Petersmeyer

FundJeffrey PhelpsArthur PlewsLance PowersNorman PraughtWilliam PrimozicRebecca J. Prozan and Julia

AdamsThe Question FundRhonda RamloMark RasiahNancy and Alan RaznickJan ReedLawrence A. RehAlexander RenoldRay ReynoldsRebecca Rhine and Kevin

GibbonsGarrett RichJanice E. RichardsClaire RichardsonJamie RichardsonJohn J. RileyColin RosenowMichael and Loretto RossiEvan RowleyAlyona RozenblatTodd Rydstrom and Mike

DickmanPaula SaarinenKarin and Henry SafritRobert SchiemannRyan SchleeterAnna Schneider and Laura

KoglerGregory SchramDeanna SchutzLarissa SchwartzMary-Ann and Richard ShaferMelissa SharpAndrey ShawEllen ShehadehSeth SiasCamille SimoneauKelly and Edward SimpsonElisa Sims and Denise HoMarty SkripCharles J. SmithRandall T. Smith and Andrea

Segura SmithMary and Will SpenceGabriel D. SpeyerMiriam SpeyerLisa SpiegelAurelia SpiveyJennifer SprinklesAaron SquierIsabelle StaubSusan SteinbergSusan and Kevin StoneChrista SturgisTracy SunJulia TeitelbaumEric TempleGlady Thacher/Mindful AssetsHugh Thacher

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FranciscoCommunity Action Club, Lick-

Wilmerding High SchoolCommunity Thrift StoreThe Congregation Emanu El

Community Service FundThe Council of Grand Dukes

and Grand Duchesses of San Francisco

Electrical Workers Minority Caucus

The Episcopal Church of St. Mary the Virgin

Episcopal Community ServicesThe Green CrossHamilton FamiliesHoly Name SchoolHopelab FoundationLakeside Presbyterian ChurchLawrence Livermore National

LaboratoryMs. Janice Mirikitani and The

Glide FoundationOld First Presbyterian ChurchPresbyterian Women of

LivermoreSecond Harvest Food BankThe Sisters of Perpetual

IndulgenceSouth Bay Community ServicesSTREETSMART4kidsTenderloin MuseumToeside Assistance Inc.YMCA of San Francisco

rising up Campaign AirbnbAT&T FoundationThe Chan Zuckerberg Initiative

DAFHorace W. Goldsmith FoundationBrenda JewettJaMel and Tom PerkinsThe Tipping Point CommunityTwilioTwitter, Inc.

larkin Street Society the supporters listed here have informed us that they have included larkin Street in their estate plan. AnonymousJeffrey ByersLewis ByingtonBill and Marilyn CampbellRay CutinoNancy and Phil EstesDebbie and Blake JorgensenCatharine and John KalinIrv LichtenwaldGary L. LomaxMarcus LoyLeif NielsenCarla Oakley and Kevin

McCarthyLaura Powell and Chuck ByceRachel Randall-JonesJeanne M. SearsVictoria Willock, Willock PartnersMary Lou WilsonDavid B. Zenoff and Janet N.

Hunter

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thank you for your support of the movement to end youth homelessness!

larkin Street Youth Services | 134 Golden Gate Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94102 | larkinstreetyouth.org

miSSion To create a continuum of services that

inspires youth to move beyond the street. We will nurture potential, promote dignity,

and support bold steps by all.

viSion To end youth homelessness by making it

rare, brief, and one-time.

what we Do

helping Young people get off the Street for gooD

HEALTH AND WELLNESS HOUSING

EMPLOYMENT EDUCATION