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2017 ANNUAL REPORT

The Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara surpassed a pair of significant milestones in 2017: The organization has now cumulatively awarded in excess of $100 million to more than 47,000 local students over our 55-year history. These figures are especially remarkable given the Foundation’s modest beginnings. In 1962, our first year, we awarded nine scholarships totaling $900. In comparison, the Foundation awarded $8.44 million to 2,688 deserving students this year alone. These impressive numbers are a testament to extraordinary supporters like you. The Scholarship Foundation is a countywide and community-based organization. We are a conduit for the generosity of others, and are successful only to the extent that people give of themselves. Put another way, our good work would not be possible without the support of you, our valued donors, volunteers, and community partners. Our organization is entirely privately funded, and has been for 55 years.

Such support speaks to our community’s recognition that post-secondary education is vitally important in today’s world. A recent study by the Public Policy Institute of California found that by the year 2030 the state will need an additional 1.1 million workers with bachelor’s degrees to meet demand. In a similar vein, data compiled by the Economic Policy Institute indicate that college graduates, on average, earn 56 percent more than their peers with high school diplomas only, the largest such gap since 1973.

With your help, the Scholarship Foundation is in the business of transforming lives. Together we are increasing access to educational opportunities, and in so doing we are laying the groundwork for a more productive and prosperous citizenry. Few things are more inspiring than meeting a successful person in our everyday lives and learning that he or she was a Foundation scholarship recipient or benefited from our financial aid advising program.

Clearly there is more to be done. Many students pursuing post-secondary education drop out prior to completing a degree, citing financial pressures as the primary reason. Furthermore, requests for our financial aid workshops and personal advising services grow each year, and we continue to turn away deserving applicants (more than 650 in 2017) due to lack of funding. The need is significant.

The following pages provide an overview of the many ways our supporters have helped local students over the past year. We hope this report inspires still more generosity.

Thank you for supporting the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara.

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Candace Winklerpresident & Ceo

Don LoganBoard Chair

The case for pursuing post-secondary education could not be clearer. College graduates are generally healthier, more financially secure, and more actively engaged in their communities than are their peers possessing a high school diploma alone. According to government data, graduates from four-year colleges earn 70 percent more annually and live on average almost a decade longer than do high school graduates.

And yet, college is prohibitively expensive – and growing more so – for millions of American families. Tuition at public four-year institutions has increased 40 percent over the last 10 years, and the average student debt load is approaching $30,000 per borrower. Low-income families are especially vulnerable to such financial pressures, as evidenced in elevated dropout rates and lower college participation generally.

The Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara is committed to correcting these imbalances. We help students in Santa Barbara County access higher education through scholarships and financial aid advising.

Eligible students can receive five years of undergraduate funding and four years of medical/graduate level funding. Our scholarships are funded by annual support from more than 1,200 foundations, corporations, and individual donors.

We currently manage 523 scholarship funds, and do not charge administration fees to our donors. Every penny we raise goes to students.

In May, we awarded $8.44 million in scholarships to 2,688 students. The average award for undergraduates was $2,899; graduate students received $9,065 on average. The Foundation’s annual awards ceremonies take place at the County Courthouse Sunken Garden and First Christian Church in Santa Maria.

Throughout the year, our program advisors assist students with scholarship applications, help decipher complex federal and state financial aid forms, and explain financial aid award letters and loan programs – all free of charge. We reach tens of thousands of people through this program and related presentations and workshops each year. Financial aid advising appointments are available for students and their families in Santa Maria and Santa Barbara, with bilingual staff.

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sTuDenT proFiLe GABY GOLDBERG

For as long as she can remember, Gaby Goldberg dreamed of attending Stanford. Now a freshman at the prestigious research university, she’s like a kid in a candy store, eagerly sampling the many intellectual treats on offer.

“I’m just exploring right now,” said Gaby, who has already joined the student group Stanford Women in Business. “I may go into business, or perhaps consulting or program management, but at this point I’m simply enjoying the process of evaluating my options. I love the idea of a liberal education.”

Before college, Gaby spent an especially active four years at San Marcos High School, where among other things she served as captain of her tennis and mock trial teams, and founded both a tutorial service for underserved elementary students and the nonprofit Santa Barbara Speaks. The latter initiative earned her a Prudential Spirit of Community Award from President Obama.

In her senior year she was notified of impending support from the Kenneth and Margaret Millar Scholarship Fund, administered by the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara.

“I can’t thank the Scholarship Foundation enough,” she said. “I am so grateful and fortunate to come from a community where there is so much support for young people like me to pursue their passions.”

Though still an undeclared major, Gaby is leaning toward symbolic systems, a degree program unique to Stanford that combines computer science, linguistics, philosophy, psychology, and other fields of study. “I’m interested in artificial intelligence and how the mind works,” she said. “And the major is so broad I would get to take a wide breadth of courses.”

Her interest in the mysteries of human cognition is deeply personal. Selectively mute as a child, Gaby didn’t speak to anyone outside her immediate family until the second grade. The experience ultimately influenced her work on Santa Barbara Speaks – a forum for local teenagers to share ideas, art, and research – and made her appreciate her interactions with the Scholarship Foundation that much more.

“I felt as though they really knew me personally throughout the entire process,” she said. “It wasn’t some faceless bureaucracy. The Scholarship Foundation has been a wonderful advocate in every regard.”


sTuDenT proFiLe JUAN RANGEL

Juan Rangel can tell you precisely the moment his plans for college began to take shape. Appropriately enough, it was during an AP English class early in his senior year at Pioneer Valley High School in Santa Maria. The teacher had invited a Scholarship Foundation program advisor to give a presentation that fateful day, and as Juan sat and took it all in, a startling thought occurred to him: He could continue his education at a university.

“Until that point, I had just assumed that college was not an option, that I would never have the money to pay for it, so I had not even entertained the possibility of going,” said Juan, now a freshman at CSU Sacramento. “The Scholarship Foundation completely changed the equation, and with it my thinking as to what I could accomplish.”

A native of Santa Maria, Juan was raised by a foster family of modest means. Prior to meeting the Scholarship Foundation representative, he had planned to enlist in the Air Force and ultimately become a firefighter. Once college entered the picture, there was never any doubt as to what he would end up studying.

“I’ve always enjoyed English classes in school,” said Juan, a declared English major with a teaching emphasis.

“But it’s more than that. Growing up in Santa Maria – and for a time in Guadalupe – I encountered many students who spoke little or no English, and came to see it as a language barrier that’s in effect a learning barrier. I realized that I had the potential to break down those barriers, provided I could earn a degree.”

Inspired by the same Pioneer Valley English teacher who arranged for that Scholarship Foundation class visit last autumn, Juan hopes to become a similar catalyst for increasing educational opportunities in his community.

“I’m a living example of what support from the Scholarship Foundation can do in terms of changing young people’s lives,” he said. “I want to be the one to impress upon doubtful students that yes, college is an option.”

“I’m a living example of what support from the

Scholarship Foundation can do in terms of changing

young people’s lives.”


The year 2015 was depressingly rich in headlines about police brutality, lack of opportunity, and other grim realities of black life in the United States. For Guy Walker, it seemed an opportune time to resurrect the Endowment for Youth Committee.

“We recognized that a national discussion was taking place about the crisis in black America, particularly among young black men, and we wanted to be part of that, and contribute meaningfully to solutions both here and throughout the country,” said Mr. Walker, a driving force behind the group’s re-emergence, along with Cliff Lambert, Dr. Chris Johnson, and Ben Drati.

The Endowment for Youth Committee was founded in 1986, primarily in response to rising drug use and poor graduation rates among young black and Hispanic men in Santa Barbara’s Eastside.

Over the next 20-plus years the organization’s programming involved everything from sports tournaments and leadership training to parent workshops and family support services. College scholarships were also in the mix. As recently as 2011, the group sponsored a Black History Month writing and art contest.

Following a few years of dormancy, Mr. Walker and the others sprang back into action – with help from the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara, which serves as the Endowment’s “scholarship investment advisor.”

“It’s been a great partnership for us,” said Mr. Walker, who is president and founder of Wealth Management Strategies in Santa Ynez. “We’re very much invested in the project of giving scholarships, but feel it would be a waste of resources to recreate the necessary infrastructure, especially when the Scholarship Foundation is so good at it. We see our role as principally one of advocacy as opposed to offering a lot of programs.”

For the current academic year, the Foundation awarded 22 Endowment for Youth Committee Scholarships totaling $50,000. And while many of the recipients are not young African-American males, Mr. Walker says that demographic remains the organization’s focus.

“When you consider the challenges in these communities – the killings of young black men, often by law enforcement, mass incarceration, and the lack of educational and professional opportunities – you have to wonder about the effects on society as a whole,” he said.

“Imagine if the energies of these disaffected young black men could be redirected to more productive purposes. The economic benefits locally, nationally, and beyond would be truly momentous. There is simply not enough discussion about these issues in the media and popular culture, which is why we feel compelled to act.”

Endowment for Youth Committee Directors Dr. Chris Johnson (left) and Guy Walker (right) with humorist and social commentator W. Kamau Bell at Santa Barbara City College’s 26th annual Leonardo Dorantes Memorial Lecture last November.


CHAMPIONS OF EDUCATION

ENDOWMENT FOR YOUTH COMMITTEE


Claire Scholl’s elevated work station makes for an imposing presence amid the bustle of KEYT’s Santa Barbara newsroom. It’s the nerve center of the station’s vast news-gathering operation, where she directs both digital and broadcast coverage for three affiliated outlets.

As Claire is quick to tell visitors, there’s no place she’d rather be. And the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara had a role in getting her there.

“Support from the Scholarship Foundation greatly eased the financial pressure on me and my family, enabling me to focus on my college studies. I’m very grateful for the organization’s help,” said Claire, a Santa Barbara native who began serving as assignment editor for KEYT, KKFX, and KCOY in May 2012. (The stations share newsroom resources.)

An alumna of St. Raphael School in Goleta, Claire set her sights on becoming a television journalist while attending Bishop Garcia Diego High School, and went on to study broadcast journalism at Biola University in La Mirada, California.

Her bachelor’s degree in hand, she initially worked at Disneyland Resort in Anaheim before being named assistant assignment editor at KTLA 5 in Los Angeles. When the assignment editor position at KEYT became available, she jumped at the opportunity. She describes it as her dream job.

“Every day brings something new. I love serving as the pulse of the community, determining what’s news and what isn’t. And believe it or not, I love the pressure of deadlines and the feeling of accomplishment once they’re met,” said Claire, the recipient of two Golden Mike Awards and an Emmy for her work.

The infectious energy and awards aside, something else lures her to work each day. Beside her impressive desk – which she designed – sits digital content director Oscar Flores, at a comparatively modest work station. The two plan to marry in April.

According to Claire, the Scholarship Foundation contributed in no small way to her run of good fortune.

“Receiving the Foundation’s support was like receiving an acknowledgement from the community that my professional plans had merit,” she said. “It was very meaningful to me and provided a validation of sorts. Again, I’m sincerely appreciative of the Scholarship Foundation’s assistance.”

PROFILE IN SUCCESS

CLAIRE SCHOLL


Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara volunteers Michael Tscheekar (left) and Hugo Razo at the Foundation’s North County reception in Santa Maria on May 25.

Carolyn AcquistapaceDiane AdamRon AdlerBenny AguilarCathy AlegriaVedamarie Alvarez-FloresJoan ArnoldWilliam AshbyTammy AtkinDiane BaileySusan BalwinGreg BartholomewJane BartholomewLori BaurKathryn BernardMarguerite BianchiAlivia BirdwellTeresa BothmanPat BradyYael BrennanTrudi CareyLisa CarlsonMolly Carrillo-WalkerLuiza CazazianRosie ChavezWynn ClevengerLinda CorderoMike CorderoLisa CouvillionKelly Cox BilekDick CurryJan CutlerMaggi DaaneAmelia DallenbachJudith DalPortoElaine DaughertySande DavisPaul DouglasAlice DownDavid DuronDana Epps

Tricia FahnoeDarrell FreemanDiana FreemanErik FrostJudy FrostAmparo GarciaBlas GarzaLavion GibsonChristie GlanvilleAnn GlasgowRob GlasgowPeggy GreerCarol GregorAlan GriffinPat GrijalvaNorm HabermannSuzanne HajnikTim HarringtonJenn HattonHeather HawleyVicki HazardJeffrey HearnLorna HedgesJackie HeidtDave HickeyPatsy HicksPolly HufferBrandi HughesDick HumbleCraig HusethNancy IarossiChristopher JohnsonJerry JonesGary JusticeStafford KellyKaren KernsJim KnightKelly KnightWendy KnowlesAnne Laufer-GuslandDiana Lee

Barbara LeFebvrePeter LevySuzanne LevyDon LoganBob LotwalaNorma LunaLewis ManringGreg MarshDale MarquisAnn McCartyCeci McClintockLinda McCollisterJulie McGovernDanna McGrewKate MeadMaritza Mejia-WilsonDavid Meldrum-Taylor Bill MillerCindy MorenoJim MorgensternMark MullerMarlana MurdockMeredith MurrJuanita NicholsMary Ann NorbomChristine NorthrupBarrett O’GormanKathy O’LearyFernando OrtaTeresa OrtizKen OstiniQuentin PanekKen PashJeanne PayneKathy PettyTracy PfautchLauren PincotSusannah RakeCarrie RandolphJennifer RappDolores Razo

Hugo RazoNancy RevlinRuss RevlinDee RingsteadPam RisherLisa RivasJulia RodgersCharles RogersPeter RojasMatt RoweJeremy RunnelsChristine RyersonNatalie SchmitzJulie Whalen SchuetzLeslie SevierAngela SiemensJean Smith Todd SmithWayne SmithJulie SorensonAlicia SorkinDeborah SteinhoffIrene StoneArthur SwalleyAlice SykesDaphne TebbeKim ThomasMaureen TolsonSally TorgesonGail TrettinJohn TrumanMichael TscheekarLorraine WaldauBarbara WalkerJerry WalshLinda WhistonKelly White O’NeillSheri WillebrandBeth WilliamsonTaylor WoodwardDavid YossemCraig Zimmerman

2017 VOLUNTEERSWe wish to thank our dedicated volunteers, who generously donate time to interview first-time scholarship applicants. During the month of March, 177 volunteers from across the county interviewed more than 1,300 students. Most interviews occurred on high school campuses, but volunteers also met with students at our Santa Barbara and Santa Maria offices and via Skype. Our volunteers take great care to get to know students, thereby providing valuable input into the scholarship awarding process. Students, in turn, feel inspired and supported by a community that cares about them.


FOUNDING SPONSORUnion Bank

AWARD SPONSORSBartlett, Pringle & Wolf Cox Business Montecito Bank & TrustPricewaterhouseCoopers

DIRECTOR SPONSORSAmerican Riviera BankAppFolio, Inc.Brownstein Hyatt Farber SchreckCooley LLPJPMorgan Chase & Co.Mission Wealth ManagementNixon PeabodyPacific Coast Business TimesSeymour DuncanWells Fargo Technology Banking

TABLE SPONSORSAlamar Capital ManagementArlington Financial Advisors

From left: Arnie Brier, Janet Garufis, Lynda Weinman, and Renee Grubb.

Bank of AmericaBioIQBrown & Brown InsuranceChicago and Fidelity National TitleCIO SolutionsCitizens Business BankCity National BankCogent ValuationCommunity West BankCottage HealthFarber Hass Hurley, LLPFell Marking Abkin Montgomery Granet & RaneyFirestone Walker Brewing CompanyFLIR Systems, Inc.Foundation for SBCCHayes Commercial GroupHUB International Insurance ServicesImpulse Advanced Communications

Integrated Procurement TechnologiesInvestment Group of Santa BarbaraIsolite SystemsJordano’s, Inc.Andrea and Brian Lloydmaps.comMarBorg IndustriesMerrill LynchMonarch Wealth StrategiesMoseley Associates Nasif, Hicks, Harris & CompanyNoozhawk.comNorthrop GrummanNovimPacific Premier BankPacific Western BankProYo and YPO FriendsPSAV Presentation ServicesRadius Commercial Real Estate & InvestmentsReicker Pfau

Rincon TechnologyRogers, Sheffield & CampbellSansum ClinicSanta Barbara City CollegeSanta Barbara Executive LeadersSchipper Construction Co.Seed Mackall LLPSeek ThermalSilicon Valley BankStanton Chase InternationalStradling Yocca Carlson RauthTecolote ResearchThe Fess ParkerThe Technology Management Program, UCSBThe Towbes Group, Inc.UCSB College of EngineeringVillage PropertiesVisus, LLCLynda Weinman and Bruce HeavinWestmont CollegeYardi Systems

The Scholarship Foundation is the grateful recipient of proceeds from the South Coast Business & Technology Awards. The annual event recognizes notable businesses and leaders who excel in the areas of innovation, management, and community service. Since 2001, more than $2 million has been awarded to students via the South Coast Business & Technology Scholarship Fund.

A special thank you to the 2017 event Steering Committee, chaired by Arnie Brier of Yardi Systems and Renee Grubb of Village Properties.

23rd ANNUAL SOUTH COAST BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY AWARDS

in MeMoriAMRUTH NADEL, who co-founded the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara and served as the organization’s first president from 1962 to 1965, died at age 103 on September 25 in Northridge. A teacher by training, Ms. Nadel also served on the Santa Barbara County School Board before being hired at the U.S. Labor Department’s Women’s Bureau, where she designed and developed the first on-site, employer-supported childcare center and related childcare options, which she later extended to eldercare options in the 1980s. She went on to co-chair the Woman’s National Democratic Club Board of Governors, the League of Women Voters, and the American Association of University Women, among others. The Scholarship Foundation will honor her legacy by awarding a scholarship in her name next May.

MICHAEL TOwbES, a towering figure in the community whose entrepreneurial acumen, generous support of local nonprofit and charitable organizations, and kindly manner endeared him to many, died at age 87 on April 13. Mr. Towbes joined the Scholarship Foundation’s first board of directors in 1962, and over the next three years interviewed more than 100 local students. He later established two endowed funds: the Towbes Foundation Honors Scholarship – which supports high-performing local students and is one of the Scholarship Foundation’s few multiyear scholarships – and the Gail Towbes Community Service Award. At the time of his death he was an Honorary Board Member. Named Santa Barbara’s Man of the Year in 1995 and Donor of the Year in 2010, Mr. Towbes was a recipient of the UCSB Chancellor’s Medal among numerous other honors.

HARRIS SEED, a successful entrepreneur, business leader, and attorney who was instrumental in creating two top law firms, died at age 89 on July 12. Mr. Seed attended Santa Barbara High School, an antecedent to UC Santa Barbara, and UC Berkeley School of Law, where he graduated third in his class. As president of the Alice Tweed Tuohy Foundation, he funded need- and merit-based scholarships for Santa Barbara students. Mr. Seed was also an early supporter of the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara, Girls Inc., and the Rehabilitation Institute, among many others, and played an important role in forming the Legal Aid Foundation of Santa Barbara. He established Claremont McKenna College’s Chair in Ethics in Business and Government, believed to be the first endowed chair of its kind in the United States.

SUE bURROwS, a longtime resident of Montecito who left a sizable bequest to the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara, died on October 14, 2016. Born in rural East Texas, Ms. Burrows graduated from Sam Houston State University and ultimately settled in Montecito with her husband, Donald Edward Burrows. She was named Montecito Association Citizen of the Year for her service as chair of the Montecito Planning Commission, and served as president of both the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network and the League of Women Voters. Ms. Burrows also was foreperson of the Santa Barbara County Grand Jury, and was as an active PTA officer at Santa Barbara High School. Her sister, Billie Maunz, served as executive director of the Scholarship Foundation for many years. The Don and Sue Burrows Family Scholarship benefits high-achieving graduates of Santa Barbara-area high schools.



The Scholars Circle recognizes the thoughtful individuals who have included the Scholarship Foundation in their estate plans. We gratefully acknowledge their extraordinary commitment to providing generations of Santa Barbara County students with the opportunity to earn a degree and hope for a brighter future.

To learn more about the Scholars Circle or planned giving opportunities, please contact Director of Development Raissa Smorol at (805) 687-6065 or [email protected].

Chris and Anita AndersonJoan ArnoldLida Light and Frank BlueDon and Sue Burrows*Mr. and Mrs. Ron BuschJulie CicileoCarnzu Clark*Frank and Pam CoxStephen and Joy FrankLarry and Donna FranksErik and Judy FrostJanet GarufisLouis M. Giuliano, Jr.John and Christie Glanville Charles E. GreeneNaomi GreensteinNorm and Jane HabermannStephen and Patsy HicksChristine Holland Jim and Shirley Ann HurleyEric HvolbollJerry* and Jackie Inskeep

Donald and Diane JacksonPetar and Anna KokotovicDon LoganJohn and Patricia MacFarlaneSuzanne F. McNeely*George and Sally MesserlianBruce and Kathleen MicheelScott* and Kathy O’LearyKen and Debby PashClayton and Blaine PatinoHelen and Robert Peteler*Sandra Robertson and Gene GeorgeRick and Regina RoneyKen and Jo SaxonMaryan and Richard* SchallMrs. William C. SchlosserNancy C. SeedJack and Anitra SheenMrs. Eleanor Simpson*Mr. and Mrs. Jay D. SmithDavid and Carolyn Spainhour Clifford W.* and Juliette Sponsel

M. Greg StathakisDr. Ken and Joyce StokesEvelyn E. SullivanArthur and Winnie SwalleyMary Jo SwalleyMichael Towbes*Marilyn Van Donge*Barbara and Ed Vernon*Russ* and Carol WenzlauJ. Taylor Woodward E. David and Susan Yossem

* deceased

Scholars Circle members Norm and Jane Habermann with SFSB alumnus John Unzueta (center). Mr. Habermann is a Foundation Board member.

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2017 DONORSMelissa AbreuAccenture LLPMrs. Carol Acquistapace+Leo and Carolyn Acquistapace+Diane and Kieran AdamMrs. John AdamsPatricia Adams+Ross and Mary AdamsSherri & Ron Adler*AdobePatricia R. AdsonAdsum Education Foundation, Inc.+Cookie AgnewGuenter AhlersDoug and Pat AikenMr. and Mrs. Steve AinsleyAlamar Capital Management+Ignacio AlarconMargaret Albrecht*Alexander-Bee Trust*Mr. Lee AlfanoMr. and Mrs. Frederick S. AllenMrs. Julia Myrick AllenAloha Spirit SB FoundationAlpha Delta Kappa Sorority*Mr. and Mrs. Phil AlvaradoSue and David AlvaradoDr. Antonio Alvarez+Lupe Alvarez and SonsAmazonSmile FoundationAAUW - Santa MariaAmerican Riviera Bank+American Scandinavian Foundation+Mr. and Mrs. Steven AmerikanerJudge and Mrs. Tom Anderle^*Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Anderson*Rebecca and Ian AndersonJoanne AndoDavid and Nicole AndreasenLuci AndrinoAnonymous (18)Mr. Michael AnsellAppFolio, Inc.Ms. Sue ArchbaldAnn C. ArcherMrs. Jean B. ArcherArchitectural Foundation of SB*Arlington Financial Advisors LLC+Mr. and Mrs. Norman Armour+Adriane ArmstrongMr. and Mrs. Charles ArnoldJoan Arnold+William AshbyDr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. AshorLaurie Ashton and Lynn Sarko+Mr. and Mrs. Lee Asseo+Assistance League of Santa BarbaraMr. Richard AtamianDanielle Aubertin-CrowderJ. Gordon Auchincloss and Belita OngAugustOne FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert AyerMr. and Mrs. R. A. Ayling+Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ayres Jr.B & B Foundation*Cynthia Schneider and Ken BabcockAlexandra BachanChristopher Baer and Jenelle JindalBernadette Bagley*Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bailey^

Carpinteria High School Booster Club*Carpinteria Lions Club+Carpinteria Woman’s ClubSarah CarrStuart and Nancy CarrollDori and Chris CarterMr. John Carter+Mr. and Mrs. Wes CarterCasa DorindaKay CaseyBobby and Kim CastagnaGordon Caswell and Blanche Calkin Trust*Mike & Ruth CavalettoCavalletto Charities*Robin CederlofMr. and Mrs. Daniel H. ChabotMr. and Mrs. Donovan Chalfant+Russell ChamberlinAlec and Cindy ChambersBrad and Rachael ChampagneStebbins and Mary Carolyn ChandorKathleen A. ChapmanMr. and Mrs. John ChereChevron Humankind Employees Engagement Fund+Roger and Sarah Chrisman+Dr. Laura Ciel^CIO SolutionsMr. and Mrs. William CironeCitizens Business BankCitrix Systems, Inc.City National BankBarbara ClarenceMs. Barbara ClarkEstate of Carnzu ClarkNatalie Clark HarphamCarole L. ClarkeVirginia ClarkeMr. and Mrs. Paul ClaytonMr. and Mrs. Bart Clemens Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Patrick ClevengerLinda Clough+CNM LLPMr. Dwight CoffinCogent Valuation+Allen CohenSusan and Joseph Cole^Drs. J.W. and Sue ColinCommunity West Bank*Margaret and Joe Connell+Patrick ConnellyMartin Conoley and Kate Mead+Mr. and Mrs. Jamie ConstanceWilliam B. CookCooley LLP+Mr. and Mrs. C. Michael Cooney*Greg and Erika CooperMarsha and Dennis CooperMr. David CorbettMr. and Mrs. Patrick Corcoran+Aida and Lewis CorderoDr. Bonnie Corman+Wiley Cornell & Richard Marschner+Jorge A. CorralGretel Corsa

Mr. and Mrs. David BakerStanley and Carolyn Rice BallLynn BallantyneMr. and Mrs. Michael BankBank of America Foundation*Bank of America Private BankBank of the West*Linda BanuelosMrs. C.B. BargerMrs. Mary BarnhizerDavid and Carmen BaroneSpencer BarrMr. and Mrs. Paul Barrett+Melinda and Brian BarrowMr. and Mrs. Donald BarryMr. and Mrs. Greg Bartholomew*Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bartholomew^*Michael and Beth BartlettBartlett, Pringle & Wolf*Lorie Bartron+Elizabeth Batarse+Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Batmale+Betty Jean BatteyMarv BauerDr. and Mrs. Robert K. Baum+Chuck BeattieMr. and Mrs. Jerry Beaver*Jay Beckerman and Marlene Gordon-BeckermanMrs. Sally M. BeckhamMr. Timothy BehuninCharles Bell Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Arnold BelloweBengal Engineering, Inc.Don and Susan Bennett Family Fund+Mrs. Barbara BenonRobert and Roxanne BergMr. and Mrs. Gunnar Bergman+Bergquist Wang, LLCKeith Berry*Mr. and Mrs. Richard BertiBerti, Spechler, Sarmiento, McKay & Co.Mrs. Carol Betker+Dorothy BeverlyBeyer Home Inspection Service Inc.Mrs. Leslie BhutaniMr. and Mrs. Jack Bianchi+Darlene BierigBioIQVirginia Birk TrustMr. and Mrs. Randy BittnerStephen Blain and Paul Guido+Wendy and Chris Blau+Janet BlevinsMr. and Mrs. Timothy Bliss+Marty and Joe Blum+Helene BoagMr. and Mrs. Ronald BoehmDr. and Mrs. David BohnMr. and Mrs. Charles Boppell^Ms. Jorgia Bordofsky+Dr. Michael Bordofsky M.D.David and Louise Borgatello+Mario and Judith BorgatelloMack W. BorgenMr. and Mrs. William BorgersJeff Bochsler and Jennifer StrubeDavid and Teresa BothmanBourke Wealth Management

Cottage Health System*John CottonDr. and Mrs. Glynne CouvillionLisa Couvillion+Mr. Carvey CowgillAnne R. CoxMr. and Mrs. Frank Cox^+Cox CommunicationsGwen CoxonSunny and Michael CrandellCresa Los AngelesSandra CrisenberryChristine CroninTodd and Linda Crow*Mr. and Mrs. Timm Crull+M. Cecilia CuevasTom and Sheila CullenMr. and Mrs. Dick CurryPatty Palmer and Neil Cutcliffe+Jan and David Cutler+Daketta PacificMrs. Amelia DallenbachDBNTM - Jim KoopmansDamitz, Brooks, Nightingale, Turner, and MorrissetDancing Tides FoundationSharam Danesh MDJoyce and Mickey DanterThe Hugh and Hazel Darling FoundationMrs. Carol Davidson+Mr. and Mrs. James Davidson+Joan Davidson and John Schnittker+Mr. and Mrs. Roger DavidsonMr. and Mrs. John Davies^Mr. and Mrs. Andrew DavisEileen Davis*Lee and Sande DavisMr. and Mrs. Roger DawsonDaniela De BemBryan and Deborah de PoncePeter and Sarah de TagyosJennie T. Dearmin Administrative TrustAnn and Paul deBruynKopsDeckers Brands*Deep Space SparkleLinda DelaneyMrs. Paula Deley DeloitteKristin Demong and Chuck AtkinsJohn and Anna DeVore*Mr. and Mrs. Robert DienerDr. and Mrs. Dennis DierenfieldMr. Neil DipaolaJames and Carol DixonDr. and Mrs. Joe Dobbs^Ms. Doris DohnJulie Love DolanRobert Dougan TrustThe Peter Douglas FoundationDr. and Mrs. James DowKiel Downey and Aparna PolavarapuMs. Helen Drachkovitch+Chad and Ginni DreierLee DroccoMr. and Mrs. Stephen DrummyJames and Mary Jean DucaleKaren and Martin Duddy

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Bowen+John C. and Shelby C. Bowen Charitable Foundation*Mrs. Susan Bower+James S. Bower FoundationMr. and Mrs. Norman Boyan+Patricia T. Boyd+Ms. Catherine BoyerMr. and Mrs. Wymond BradburyBarbara BradleyHannah Bradley+Marc BradleyJohn and Brandy BranquinhoBraun Property ManagementDr. Stuart Braverman and Angela MoloneyMichael and Joan Van Donge BreardMrs. Elinor BrelsfordMike and Phoebe BressackLouise BricknerEmma BridgesBrittingham Family Foundation+Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. BroekerPatricia Broome*George and Cynthia BrownMrs. JoAnne BrownPeter and Suzanne BrownBrown & Brown of California, Inc*Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLPBruzzese FamilyMr. and Mrs. Travis L. BryantBryant & Sons Jewelers*Vishaal BuchKris and Manor BuckMr. and Mrs. John Burk+William Burke and Georganne Powers BurkeAlphonse Burnand Trust*Burnand-Partridge Foundation*Andrew Burnett FoundationJoe BurnsMs. Suzanne BurnsPaul & Betty BurriSue and Don Burrows Charitable Remainder TrustMr. and Mrs. Ronald Busch^Mr. Thomas Bush and Ms. Grace SanchezMargaret and Stevan BusheyMr. Lawrence Butcher+Brookes and Max Byrd*Mr. and Mrs. Ron CairdCalifornia Retired Teachers AssociationNatali CamachoGeorge and Mary Ann CampbellMr. and Mrs. Harvey CampbellJames CannerJohn Carbon and Louise ClarkeThe Carey Group+David and Margaret CarlbergMary CarmodyAntonio Carneros+Eileen CarpenterMargaret V. W. CarpenterDavid and Leila Carpenter Foundation*

We thank the following donors for their generosity and support of Santa Barbara County students between July 1, 2016, and June 30, 2017.


+ Donor(s) for the past 5 or more years * Donor(s) for the past 10 or more years^ Former board member

Luke DuncanTripp and Lisa Dunn+Mr. John DurbinMr. David DuronJacqueline Dyson*Roy and Ida Eagle FoundationMr. and Mrs. Steven EbbinCarrie EckertAaron EdelheitAnn EdmonstonSelden and Judy EdnerBetty C. EdwardsElizabeth H. EdwardsBruce and Patricia EggletonRobert and Mercedes Eichholz Foundation+Joyce ElkinsSue Ehrlich and Bill ElliottRalph Ellison Trust*The Emory FoundationCaroline and Dan EncellEndowment for YouthEnerpro, Inc.Cierra A. EnsignPatricia L. Erbe MDLinda and Al EstradaMr. Peder J. EstrupEureka Restaurant Group, LLCJulie Evans+Nancy Even and Joel OhlgrenTom and Joan Everest+Lois EverettMr. and Mrs. Lendon Everson*ExxonMobil*Estate of Virginia FaberFACT Foundation+Tricia Fahnoe and Ian Jay+Mrs. Nancyann Failing^*Lynda Fairly^Mr. and Mrs. Ildefonso FantoneFarber Hass Hurley LLP+Farris Family Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. Douglas Fell+Fell Marking Abkin Montgomery Granet & Raney*Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ferguson+Vasanti Ferrando-Fithian*The Fess ParkerFidelity National Title/Chicago TitleBetty G. FilippinThe Finger Living TrustMr. and Mrs. Brooks FirestoneFirestone Walker, Inc.First American Title CompanyMartha and Thomas FisherSuzanne FiskeAndrew and Carolyn FitzgeraldFlemingMartin, LLCRegina FletcherMr. Robert A. Flink+FLIR Systems, Inc. *Mr. Stephen Flowers*Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Fly Sr.Hon. & Mrs. Paul G. FlynnFM Analysts, Inc.Stephen and Edith Foley+Laszlo FolksMr. Eldon Ford+Mr. and Mrs. Dennis ForsterMr. and Mrs. Bob FossFrank and Tiffany FosterMr. Lloyd S. FountainMr. and Mrs. Greg FowlerMr. George FrakesLylie Francis+Stephen and Joy Frank*Steve Phillips and Jennifer Frazer*Ms. Elizabeth Frech*

Marjorie Freedman and Brien KirkJoanne Freeman+Freeman RanchFreeport-McMoRan Oil & Gas LLC*Sabine FreistuhlerDrs. Jeffrey and Monica Fried+Friends at the Eye Institute at BoswellJeff FrittsErik and Judy Frost*Dr. and Mrs. Frank Frost*Estate of Catherine FryeDr. and Mrs. Richard FultonMr. and Mrs. Dennis FuruikeMs. Betty FussellJohn and Martha Gabbert+Chris and Diane GabrielPriscilla and Jason GainesKristin and Don GallowayDr. Thomas GambleDr. Katelyn Gamson+Dr. and Mrs. Marc GamsonRicardo and Michelle GarayWilliam P. GarberPearl Garcia-Baker and Steve Baker+Garden Club of Santa BarbaraMs. Maria Gardner+Janet A. Garufis*Dr. and Mrs. Blas GarzaThe GE Foundation+Wendy Geis-RockwoodGail and Harry GellesDr. Matthew and Noelle GentileMrs. Jane K. George*Graham and Carol Gerald+Jeanne GersonJudy and Ernie GettoEdward GibbsSally Giloth^Mrs. Barbara GiorgiAdrienne and Bernard GirodGiving AssistantJohn and Christie Glanville*Cheryl A. Glaser-CaldwellMr. and Mrs. Rob GlasgowMr. and Mrs. Richard and Cynthia GlassMr. and Mrs. Gary Gleason+Mr. and Mrs. Darwin GlennJim Glines, Community Bank of Santa MariaAnnette Goena*Elizabeth P. GoldwaterMr. and Mrs. Bryan GoligoskiMadlen GoodMs. Hallie GoodallMr. Dexter Goodell*Jerry and Anne GoodmanGoodman Family Partners+Mr. Kenneth Gould+Garland Graas+Mr. and Mrs. Garrett GrahamWilliam and Mary GrahamElizabeth GralewskiMr. Ed Graper*Mr. and Mrs. David GreenEstate of Jerome GreenLindsey D. GreenDr. and Mrs. Charles Greene^Mrs. Naomi GreensteinLarry and Peggy GreerPatricia GreggCindy GreysenMr. and Mrs. Alan Griffin*Mr. and Mrs. Scott Griffin

Mr. and Mrs. William GriffinMs. Loma GriffithGeorge H. Griffiths and Olive J. Griffiths Charitable FoundationPat GrijalvaSusan and Pascal GrimaudMary GriscomMrs. Carolyn Groth-MarnatGroundswell SocietyGenny GuillermoMr. and Mrs. Robert GuillermoMichael and Jennifer GunnerMr. and Mrs. Norman Habermann*Ms. Aileen Coberly HadleyMs. Barbara Hadley+Ms. Colette Hadley*Suzanne HajnikMrs. Sarah HallRobert HalpennyDr. and Mrs. Matthew HalseyDr. and Mrs. A. Stevens Halsted^*Mrs. Charles Hamilton+Ms. Melissa Jones Hamilton+Mrs. Fred Hamlin*Burks HamnerLisa HaneyMs. Madeline Hanrahan+Ms. Lorraine S. HansenSusan HansenCarolyn P. HanstMrs. Donald Harcourt*Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey HardingMr. and Mrs. John HardingHardy Diagnostics+Val HarmMr. Richard HarphamRuthmarie HarphamMr. Thomas HarrimanJeff and Julie Harris+Mrs. Robert HarrisMs. Mary Jane Harrison*Rosemarie HarrisonMr. Gary K. Hart and Dr. Cary HartMr. Gerald Harter+Nancy K. & Lawrence P. HarterMr. and Mrs. Paul Hartloff Jr.Mary HarveyRobert HasslerBetty and Stan Hatch^Mark Hauser and Elizabeth ToroAudrey Ma and Kyle Hausmann-StokesMrs. Elaine HawkesKelly HayesHayes Commercial Group+Vicki and Bob Hazard*The Hazen Family FoundationMr. Robert C. Hecht+Lorna Hedges*Dr. and Mrs. Fred C. HeidnerEdward HendersonBonnie W. HenricksMr. Steve Hernandez*Mr. and Mrs. H. Edward HeronLauren Ashley Herrera Memorial FoundationChristine HerrmannCarolyn W. HertelMs. Eileen HerveyMr. and Mrs. Milton HessMr. and Mrs. Montgomery R.

Hester^Mr. and Mrs. Tom HeterMary HeydenMrs. Juliane Heyman+Steve and Patsy Hicks^*Ms. Nancy HightMr. and Mrs. David Hill+Helena and Gary HillNickerson HillMrs. Rosemary HillmanTed and Andrea Hoelter*Arlie & Ann Hoenig+Mr. Norman Hoffman+Joanne C. Holderman+Tom and Jody Dolan Holehouse+Mrs. C. Warren HollisterKenneth Hollister Construction, Inc.Robert and Joan HollmanMrs. Jean Hoover*The Hopper-Israel FamilyHazel Heath Horton Philanthropic Trust*Jack and Judith HoulgateHousing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara+Mary E. Howe-Grant and Peter C. Ford*Nancy HowzeHUB International of CaliforniaMr. and Mrs. Frank Huerta+Theresa and Juan HuertaMr. and Mrs. Richard HugChris and Michelle HughesDr. and Mrs. J. P. Hughes*Dr. and Mrs. H. Robert HumeVikki HuntMrs. James Hunter+Ms. Margaret Hurley*Shirley Ann and Jim Hurley^*Mr. Craig Huseth+Larry HuskinsMr. and Mrs. Karl HuttererHutton Parker FoundationMrs. Arne HvolbollIgniters of Santa BarbaraMr. and Mrs. John Illgen+John and Rachelle IngramMrs. Jackie InskeepIntegrated Procurement TechnologiesInvest West Financial CorporationInvestment Group of Santa BarbaraIsolite SystemsItalian American Foundation of Santa BarbaraJ & J Family Foundation*J.B. Dewar, Inc.Diane and Don Jackson*Ms. Dixie Jackson*Mr. and Mrs. James JacksonAnn Jackson Family Foundation*Eleanor JacobsSaundra F. JacobsAnne Jacobson*Melanie Jacobson and Jim PearsonGareth James and Catherine Sugar*Mrs. Sue JamgochianJennifer and Christopher Janci+Elizabeth Bixby Janeway Foundation*Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jannotta

Dow Jarvis+Mrs. Virginia Jarvis+Cheri E. JasinskiMs. Mary JeffersJames and Denise JeffersonMary W. JencksMr. and Mrs. Josiah JenkinsJudy and Richard Jenkins*Penny Jenkins and Greg HackethalMr. and Mrs. Robert Jenkins+Michelle M. JoanouRichard and Joan JohnsMr. and Mrs. Barry JohnsonBetty T. JohnsonChee Johnson+Jessica and Ryan Johnson*Mr. and Mrs. John JohnsonL. Robert Johnson and Lisa Reich*Lisa and Scott JohnsonPaula and Charlie JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Verne JohnsonMr. Walter Leland JohnsonTonya JohnstonWilliam Johnston and Dr. Maryann BeckMr. and Mrs. Ronald E. JolleyAaron JonesDavid P. Jones*Mr. and Mrs. Gifford JonesTrish and Steve JordanJordano’s, Inc.JP Morgan Chase & Co.May Judd Trust*Gary and Cheryl JusticeJune S. Kambach+Mrs. Diana KatsenesRoma KauthMs. Jean KeelyKeenan Family+Mrs. Diane KeesRichard and Kathy Keller+Mr. and Mrs. Brian KellyDr. John and Mrs. Michelle Kelly+Stafford Kelly and Elaine LaustsenMr. William A. Kelsey*Vern and Judy KempMr. and Mrs. Herbert KendallMr. and Mrs. Richard KennellyMr. and Mrs. Thomas Kern*Najib KhalilMr. and Mrs. John KiloMs. Sherry KimballCarolyn KincaidSally D. Kinney+John and Kirsten Kinsella+Dr. and Mrs. Laszlo Kiraly*Cathleen M. KirkJohn G. Kirk*Dr. Martin KirkMr. and Mrs. William Kistler*Mr. and Mrs. Richard KitagawaMr. and Mrs. Wayne J. KlimanBetsy Kline*Knapp College of Nursing AlumnaeMr. and Mrs. James Knight*Kelly Knight and Michael DayNancy and Kenneth KnightMr. and Mrs. Michael Kolman*Dr. and Mrs. Brian KopeikinMary R. KoppMarsha and Andy KopralJohn and Janet KrugerJeffrey and Wendie KruthersDean and Annette Kunze



La Centra-Sumerlin Foundation*La Tienda De Valle VerdeRonald and Janice Lance+Richard and Gina Lane*Mr. and Mrs. James LangerMr. and Mrs. Philip LansingPatricia LaraMelissa K. Larsen WarrenMs. Patricia Anne Latham*Van Latham+Herbert and Gertrude Latkin Charitable FoundationLaurie and Carl LauerMyra Thomas Lawrence*Mrs. Robert Lawson*Betsy and Louis LazarineCarol and Robert Le GassickMr. David LeckieJanet A. LeckieDr. Peter LeckieMrs. Beth LeddyDiana Jessup Lee Esq.*Mrs. Lucille Gruendyke Leemhuis*Mr. and Mrs. F. Scott Lemere+Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lemons*Mr. and Mrs. Edwin LenvikRichard Leuba and Fiona Knox+Mr. and Mrs. Ilan LeviRuss and Gerry LewinMr. and Mrs. Donald Lightfoot+David and Dawn LigonDr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lilley+Ms. S. Monique Limon+Cecelia LinBuck Lindelof and Catherine P. Rhew-LindelofMr. and Mrs. Carl Lindros^*LinkedIn Matching Gifts ProgramJerry and Marilyn LitschkeBarbara LivengoodDr. and Mrs. Morgan Lloyd*Don Logan*Russell and Pamela Lombardo+Ms. Beebe Longstreet+Suzanna G. LopezLopker Family FoundationLorraine Lim CateringSonia LoungwayChelsea LousignontKathy Loustalot FordMrs. Audie LoveGreg and Yvonne LoweMr. and Mrs. Richard Lowenthal^Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowes*Arica Lubin+Mr. Arthur Ludwig*Dennis and Kathy LuisJacqueline LunianskiChi L. Luong & Alan JermagianLyons Foundation Inc., Steven & Cynthia Lyons+The M&M FoundationDr. and Mrs. Peter MacDougall^*Mr. and Mrs. John MacFarlane^*Machado Ranch, LLCMuriel and Tomas MachinMr. and Mrs. Thad MacMillanBill and Nyna MahanKrista and Joakim MahlbergPam Maines and Ian RhodesThe Malkin Family+Mr. and Mrs. John Mandle*Peggy and Rich Mandle+Jennifer Mangan and Michael Spenelli*Lewis Manring and Marianne MarsiMarBorg Industries*Nico March+

Deanna Marchiando+Lynn and Terrance MarchiandoJudith and Charlie MarklineDale Marquis*Michael and Priscilla MarshallGertrude MarsiMr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. MarsiAnne Panos MartinMr. and Mrs. Richard MartinMr. and Mrs. Angel MartinezMr. and Mrs. Ernest MarxJudith MatsonBrett Matthews and Ginger Salazar^*Mr. and Mrs. Chuck MaunzLucille MayerElliot and Alecia Mayrock+The Harold McAlister Charitable Foundation+Mr. and Mrs. Arjun McAvoyNeil and Jeanne McBratneyMr. and Mrs. Don McCallaGeorge and Dona McCauley+Wendy McCaw FoundationMcCune Foundation+James and Paula McDonaldDiana McDonoughMrs. Malcolm McDuffiePaul and Tina McEnroePeter McGoey+Elizabeth McGovern+McGowan GuntermannDanna McGrew and John BrittonKathleen A. McGuireMrs. Amanda McIntyreMcIntyre Foundation*McKeesport Properties LLCEd McKinley and Kathleen Lavidge+Ms. Meredith McKittrickKathryn S. McLainBob and Lindy McLean+Ms. Marilyn McMahonAnna M. McMillinJames W. McNabb Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood McOwenMr. Charles P. McVicker*Mr. and Mrs. Brian McWilliamsMs. Teresa McWilliamsMr. Michael MedelDr. and Mrs. David Medina^*Estate of Charleen Farley MeeMrs. Donna MehlschauDr. Harris and Fredda Meisel^Judy MeiselMaritza Mejia-Wilson and Travis Wilson+Duncan and Suzanne MellichampMr. and Mrs. Arthur Merovick^*Ms. Lindsay MerrillPatricia Metropolis*Mrs. Michele MichaelsonMr. and Mrs. Bruce Micheel^+Lisa MihoraDr. and Mrs. Peter MillerRobert W. MillerAndy and Candy MillsMr. David MirandaMission Wealth Management+Dr. Joan Miszak and Mr. Paul Douglas BergJoan and Thomas MitchellSarah E. MitchellJack Mithun and Mercedes MillingtonMithun Family Foundation+Charles J. and Esther R. Mlynek Survivor’s Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Modugno+Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MolleyDesda J. Monaghan+Monarch Wealth StrategiesRobert Monk*Montecito Bank & Trust*Robert K. and Valerie MontgomerySean and Jenny MontgomeryMs. Julie MooyOlive and Oswald MorenoMorgan Stanley FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jim Morouse*Phil and Catharine Morreale+Dr. Peter Morris*Russ Morrison TrustSusan and Ron MorrowMrs. Kathleen MoseleyMoseley Associates, Inc.B. Paul Moser TrustMosher Foundation*Ms. Martha Scott MouerMs. Patricia MoylanMr. Angelo MoziloMTD/Yaco Scholarship Fund*Janet MullenMrs. Mary MurphyTimothy and Veronica MurphyJennifer and Eddie Murray+Robert V. Mustacich and Jeanette Lacosse MustacichJoan C. MyersMrs. Raymond King Myerson*Ron and Mary Nanning+Nasif, Hicks, Harris & Company*WJ NaumannAnna and Gary NettSusan and Max NeufeldtAndy & Yvonne Neumann^+Mr. and Mrs. Henry NevinsJulie and Peter Newendorp+Mr. Edwin Newhall Woods Jr.Ms. Jill NichollsThe Nichols FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard NielsenEstate of Beverly NiemiecNixon PeabodyNancy NobleAlexandra Jane Noble Living TrustNoozhawkNorberg Family FoundationMary Ann NorbomDave and Sandy Nordahl+Jack and Gretchen Norqual+Mr. and Mrs. James B. North IIIBill, Janis, Allison, and Elizabeth NorthropDr. and Mrs. Mead Northrop*Northrop Grumman CorporationEmployees of Northrop Grumman Political Action CommitteeRobert and Alexandra NourseThe Novim GroupMr. and Mrs. William Oakley*Ocean to Peaks Inc.Mr. Rafael Marcus Ochoa+Kathy Odell and Charles BischoffMr. and Mrs. Donald O’Dowd*Kody OganMr. and Mrs. Raymond OgellaO’Gorman & O’Gorman*Daniel and Dawn O’LearyKathy O’Leary*Mr. and Mrs. Matthew O’Leary+Prentice and Paula O’Leary+

One Hour Martinizing+B. Donald O’NealBruce O’Neal Trust^Orfalea Foundation*Keith and Michelle OrsoMr. Walter OrsoOSR EnterprisesJune Outhwaite Charitable TrustJack and Sheri Overall+Pete and Shelley OvergaagPacific Coast Business TimesPacific Coast Energy Company+Pacific Premier Bank*Pacific Western BankLaura and Victor PanMr. and Mrs. Louis PanizzonDr. Matthew S. PanizzonPARC FoundationMr. and Mrs. Gerald Parent^+Melvia and Fausto ParisottoIan and Kate Parker+Mr. and Mrs. William ParrishMr. Charles PartridgeMr. Kent PartridgeMr. and Mrs. Scott PartridgeMr. and Mrs. Ken Pash*Elberta PateEstate of Velma Patterson+Kathleen and Roger Paul+Pauline PaulinKathlyn and Bill Paxton+Mr. William and Ardyce PeeplesMr. William D. Pennycook and Mrs. Jeanne NichollsCarla PerissinottoDarryl & Linda PerlinJack and Katherine PerrinKathy PerrizoPatricia and Carl PerryMrs. Rosalind PerryMrs. Ray Person+Gail PersoonMr. and Mrs. Fred Perutz+John and Jennifer PetMr. Robert Peteler*Daniel Peters and Carole Christensen*Mr. and Mrs. David Peters*Mr. and Mrs. James Peters*Susan Peters*Herbert and Ethel Peters EstateCarol PetersonDr. and Mrs. Joe Peus^*Lizzie and Brent Peus+Tom and Helene Phelps*Mr. and Mrs. Allen Roy Phillips*Ms. Michelle PickettEstate of Eileen Anne PidgeonBetty and Ken PierskallaMr. and Mrs. Bruno PilorzRoy and Thelma Pitts Foundation*Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. PizzinatMr. and Mrs. Michael Pless+Suzanne PolanskyCatherine PollockMr. and Mrs. William PollockPatty A. PolskyPaul P. PolskyJericho Poppler BartlowGilberto Posadas+Mrs. Heloise Power+Caroline Power KindrishGale and Linda PoyorenaElliot and Phyllis Prager^*

Bob and Joan Pratt*David Presser and Michelle Finkel+Joan C. PrestonPrichard FamilyRuth PriestMr. and Mrs. Nicholas Priester III+Esther Prieto-ChavezFred and Lisa PrzekopPSAV Presentation ServicesMrs. Martha Purl*Cathy and John QuielOctavio QuijanoRadius Commercial Real Estate & Investments*Karen RaffenspergerMaura Raffensperger and Dave BeymerRaffensperger Family TrustBarbara and James RaggioMr. Nick Rail+The Raintree Foundation+Ms. Susannah RakeMr. Daniel RameyFrank & Barbara Randall+Gwen Randolph+Michael and Carrie Randolph+Ingrid RangeThe Ransohoff Family+Mr. and Mrs. Brian Rapp^Jennifer RappJill RearickMr. Stephen RecordMarian ReddanDan and Carol ReedEric RehwoldtMs. Jean ReicheReicker Pfau Pyle McRoy LLP*Dr. and Mrs. Robert ReidRobert B. ReingoldRevlin FamilySusan Reyburn+Dr. Ann RiceLynn RichardsonMrs. Robin Rickershauser+Jane C. Rieffel+Mrs. Mildred RiemenschneiderRincon TechnologyMs. Dee RingsteadGeorge & Pam RisherMr. and Mrs. Noel Rivas*Judith RobertsBarbara Robertson and David Meldrum-Taylor*Mrs. Ronald Robertson+Mrs. Raymond Robins*Dr. Gilberto RobledoMs. Dorcas Robson+Mr. and Mrs. Kilburn Roby*Mrs. Benjamin Rockwell and FamilyJulia and J.B. RodgersRogers, Sheffield & Campbell+Mr. and Mrs. John Romo^Regina and Rick Roney*Stephen and Sharon RookMr. Thomas RookLori Roper^+Mr. and Mrs. Rodney RoseGloria Rosen And FamilyRosen Family FoundationAdrienne RosenbergMelvin and Beverly RosenthalShirley Ross+Rotary Club of Goleta*



Rotary Club of Santa Barbara North*Matt and Natalie RoweJoshua RowleyMr. and Mrs. Steven RowleyJean RoyArthur N. Rupe FoundationMrs. Evelyn RussertMr. and Mrs. Maxwell RustonSusan and Kevin RyanMr. and Mrs. John Rydell III^+Dorette SaberskyThe Sabino FamilyMatan SachamMary-Jane SalcidoAvi SamelsonCharles SamuelDavid SamuelJonathan and Emelia SamuelManfred and Jean SanderMaureen SandersMr. and Mrs. Richard SandersDr. William E. Sanson+Sansum Clinic+Santa Barbara Association of REALTORS*Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table*Santa Barbara Bowl FoundationSanta Barbara City College*Santa Barbara City Firefighters Association*Santa Barbara County Cattlemen’s AssociationSanta Barbara County Deputy Sheriff AssociationSanta Barbara Foundation*Santa Barbara Home Improvement CenterSanta Barbara Mariachi Festival*Santa Barbara News-PressSanta Barbara Pharmaceutical Association*Santa Barbara Rotary Charitable Foundation*Santa Barbara Treble Clef ScholarshipSanta Barbara UNICO - Italian American SocietySanta Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Foundation*Carlo & Susan SarmientoRobin and Jack SawaskeKen and Jo Saxon^*SB Casa LLCSB Veterans FoundationFoundation for SBCCSBMenus.comDr. and Mrs. Doug Scalapino+Ethel and Howard Scar*Victor and Susan SchaffMaryan Schall^*Ms. Anna SchernigDr. and Mrs. Frank S. Schiff+Mr. and Mrs. Frank SchipperFrank Schipper Construction Co. *Nancy B. SchlosserKaren J. SchmitRochelle and Carl SchneiderLiz ScholzThe Schow Foundation+Julie Whalen Schuetz and Martin Schuetz*Mr. and Mrs. Eric Schulte+Mr. and Mrs. Thomas SchultheisMr. and Mrs. Arthur Schultz*Barbra R. Schutte+Mrs. Jean Schuyler+Peter Schuyler & Lisa StrattonJean Schwab


Science and Engineering Council*The Scoob Trust Foundation+Jana and Stephen Scopatz*Mr. Mark A. Scott*Mr. and Mrs. Robertson Scott+Randolph and Patricia Scott FoundationMichael Scott TrustSandra and Eric SealeEstate of Paul SecrestMrs. Harris SeedMrs. Nancy Seed^Seed Mackall LLP*Mr. and Mrs. Kip SeefeldSeek ThermalMs. Kay K. Sellers+Alison and J. Patrick SereyWilliam and Anne Sevier- Buckingham*Seymour Duncan Research Labs*SG Foundation*Mark and Kate Shaw+Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Sheehan+Jack and Anitra SheenPam Shelchuk+Joyce SheldonSusan SherwinMr. George Short Esq.Mr. Robertson H. Short Jr. +Mr. Michael Shorts+Dr. and Mrs. James R. Shupe D.V.M.Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shupe*Ruth SiefeDr. and Mrs. Vincent SiefeMr. and Mrs. Ryan Siemens+Silicon Valley BankEdward Silverstein and Jamia JasperMr. and Mrs. Mark SilversteinMr. Gary SimpsonMrs. Susan SlaterMr. and Mrs. Alfred SlatinMrs. Virginia SloanHugh and Helen SmartBarbara and Wayne Smith*Bernice J. SmithErma SmithMr. and Mrs. James Smith*Jay and Sally Smith*Ken and Peggy SmithKristi SmithLarie Smith^Maida and Duffy Smith+Dr. Kimberly Smith-Cupani+Ms. Barbara Smith-Sherrill*Raissa SmorolDrs. Jon R. Snyder and Lucia Re+SoCal IP Law Group LLPMs. Tana Sommer-BerlinLloyd and Sharon SorensenMr. and Mrs. David Spainhour*Andrea SpanosEdythe SparksMs. Barbara Spaulding*Ginny and Garrett SpeirsMr. John SpencerMr. Eric Spiess*Nancy H. Spivey+Spivey Family FoundationMrs. Clifford SponselBud and Melba Sprague^+Mr. and Mrs. Jerry SpringerSquire FoundationSt. Francis FoundationMr. Landon StablefordWarren and Mary Lynn Staley*Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stalker II^Mr. and Mrs. Miles Standish+Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Stanton Chase InternationalRuth StarkMr. Sherman StarrM. Greg Stathakis*Steele Family FoundationSteidl Family+Mr. and Mrs. William Steininger+Dale and Darlene SteinkeElaine F. Stepanek Foundation+Mr. William Stephens*Mr. and Mrs. Ted SternRima SterninSebastiano SterpaMr. and Mrs. Frank Stevens+Ms. Sarah Stevens*Bill Stevenson, D.V.M and Yvette G. StevensonStone Family Foundation+Mrs. Leslie StorrMs. Nancy StoufferStradling, Yocca, Carlson & Rauth*Mr. and Mrs. Erwin StraehleyJohn StrahlerMrs. Jo Ann Horton StrahornMr. and Mrs. C. Glenn Stuck+Dr. and Mrs. Jim Subject^*Evie Sullivan*Marilynn L. Sullivan*Mr. and Mrs. Timothy SullivanSara J. SultanThe Sustainability ProjectMr. and Mrs. Fred Sutphen*Mrs. Chiyoko Ochi SuzukiArthur and Winnie Swalley+Mary Jo Swalley*Symantec CorporationMr. and Mrs. Joseph TalaricoCarol TalleyMr. and Mrs. Greg Tebbe+Tecolote ResearchMrs. Robert TeeterMs. Renee Templeraud+Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terre+April ThedeMr. William TheeringerBetsy G. ThiesThistle and Rose Foundation+Ed Thoits Esq.Phyllis F. and J.C. Thompson+Leslie ThompsonThe Reese Thompson FamilyRobert G. and Carol Ann Thompson*Mrs. Cassandra Thomsen*Walter and Holly Thomson Foundation*Ted and Cynthia ThoresonMr. and Mrs. Thomas ThorntonLouise TigheMr. and Mrs. David TiltonMr. and Mrs. Donn TognazziniAnne and Michael Towbes^Drs. Carrie Towbes and John Lewis+The Towbes Foundation*The Towbes Group*Town & Country Women’s Club of SB*Toyon Research Corporation*Ms. Lila TrachtenbergAnh K. TranMr. and Mrs. William TraversW. Pendleton and Mary Alice TudorAlice Tweed Tuohy Foundation*

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen TurnerTurnpike Center LLC+George and Pauline Turpin Family TrustDanielle TustinTwin Cups, LLCDr. Charlotte Tyler+UC Santa Barbara*UCSB Retirees Association*Stephanie Wilson and Ronald Ungerer, MDUNICO National-SB Chapter*UniHealth FoundationUnion Bank+Nita VailMr. and Mrs. Paul Valentich-Scott*Valle Verde Retirement CommunityMrs. Doris Van Aken*Mrs. Walter Van Cott*Alice Van de WaterEstate of Marilyn Van DongeTodd Van DongeJohn R. and Mary J. Van DykePatricia J. Van Every*Mr. Paul Van LeerLois B. Van LeeuwenMs. Coleen Van Nostrand*Caroline VanceMr. and Mrs. Robert VanceAnne Miles VaughanJoel VazquezVenoco, Inc. *Ventura Rental Party CenterCarol Vernon and Robert TurbinVernon Family TrustVietnam Veterans of America - Chapter 218+Village Properties Realtors*Mr. N. Scott Vincent*Vista Del Monte+Visus, LLC+Estate of Ivano P. VitAndrew VogelSteve and Ann VogelVolentine Family Foundation*Ms. Pamela Scott VolkmannRichard and Jacqueline VolpiDr. Paula M. Von SimsonMr. and Mrs. D.H. Von WittenburgHugh Vos^*Elizabeth Firth Wade Endowment FundWalker, Wilson & HughenDr. and Mrs. E.R. WallaceWallis FoundationAmy WalshGert and Marjory WalterMarian H. WaltersMichael and Barbara WapnerMr. and Mrs. Douglas Warneke*Watling Foundation, Inc.+Nicholas & Patricia WeberMr. and Mrs. James Wedmore*Mr. and Mrs. John WeemsJonathan WegGenevieve WeinerLynda Weinman and Bruce HeavinMs. Carolyn WelchMr. and Mrs. Richard Welch^*Wells Fargo+John and Susan WestWest Coast Financial, LLCMr. and Mrs. Jim WestbyWestmont College*

Mr. and Mrs. John WeymouthMr. Roger Whalen*Ms. Linda Whiston^+ Mr. and Mrs. Bernard WhiteMr. Dana WhiteMrs. Gerald White*Mr. R. Stephen White+Dr. and Mrs. Stewart White+Winifred White+Elizabeth WhitneyWild Women of GoletaSusan D. Wiley, Ph.D.David and Janet WilhiteBonnie and Jack WilkeDavid and Janet WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Frank WilliamsMrs. Mary A. Williams*Mary and Mark WilliamsWilliams Assembly 2014 OfficeholderWilliams-Corbett FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jon WimbishCandace Winkler and Matt KropkeNancy Winn and Darby Feldwinn*Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wintringham*Dr. and Mrs. Vaughn WipfKevin WojcikMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wolf+Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wolf*Woman’s Service Club of Goleta*Women in Tax, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Donald WoodMr. J. Taylor Woodward and Ms. Barbara Hauter*Gini and Bill Woolley+Dr. and Mrs. John R. WrightMargaret WrightNancy E. (Miller) WrightMelanie WuerstleDonna WustmanCarolyn and Phil WyattJohn WynneMr. David Yager+Mrs. Wendy YagerMr. Robert Yamin+Yardi Systems, Inc. +John and Shirlie YatesMs. Lan Ying YeeJanice Blair Yoshida+Mr. and Mrs. E. David Yossem^*Jill ZacharyJoan & Julius ZelmanowitzMr. Fred Zemke*Mr. and Mrs. Ken ZieglerMr. and Mrs. Craig Zimmerman*David ZimmermanSharon and Johann ZimmernZohar & Danna ZivMr. and Mrs. Steven Zola*Joan B. ZukoskiDick and Anna Zylstra

We made every attempt to list all those who generously donated during our 2016-17 fiscal year, and apologize for any inadvertent omissions. Some donors who have given consecutively may go unrecognized owing to gift timing. Please let us know if you would like to change the way your name appears in our annual report.


BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Don LoganChair

Carrie RandolphFirst Vice Chair

Erik FrostSecond Vice Chair

Craig Zimmerman Third Vice Chair

Tricia FahnoeTreasurer

Bill TerreSecretary

Barrett O’Gorman Immediate Past Chair Joan ArnoldGreg BartholomewTrudi CareyLisa Couvillion David DuronJanet Garufis

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One hundred percent of contributions to scholarship funds goes directly to students. The Scholarship Foundation does not charge a fee to manage scholarship funds.

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PAST PRESIDENTS & CHAIRS COUNCILJune I. Anderle Leon P. BartholomewJoseph L. Cole John DaviesJoe W. DobbsNancyann FailingJanet Garufis Charles E. GreeneAlan GriffinStephen M. HicksCarl E. Lindros Patricia MacFarlane Bruce L. MicheelBarrett O’GormanGerald ParentJoanne Rapp Ken Saxon Hubert D. Vos Richard Welch

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HONORARY BOARDBarbara Henzell Shirley Ann Hurley Maryan Schall Larie Smith E. David Yossem

ADVISORY COUNCILAnthony Askew Anthony Beebe Gayle Beebe Valerie Fuette John Illgen Patti Jacquemain Barbara LipinskiSusan Salcido Donn Tognazzini Kevin WalthersHenry T. Yang

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