2013–2014

NCIPANNUAL REPORT

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LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

I am very pleased to present the Northern California Innocence Project’s Fiscal Year 2013-2014 Annual Report.

This has been a phenomenal year for NCIP. On the legal front, NCIP handled 755 new requests for assistance and George Souliotes walked free. The NCIP law school clinic was revamped to a two-semester course that deepened the experience for our students. Governor Brown signed two NCIP-supported bills – one to prevent false confessions of juveniles accused of murder by requiring that police departments videotape these interrogations; the other to make it easier for the wrongfully convicted to receive the compensation to which they are entitled. Close to 200 people – the majority from law enforcement – attended NCIP’s Eyewitness Identification Best Practices Symposium, where they heard from district attorneys,

police chiefs, researchers and advocates about how wrongful convictions can be prevented. NCIP completed an extensive strategic planning process that produced a five-year Strategic Plan and one-year Operating Plan. And NCIP took a significant step toward long-term financial sustainability by starting a reserve fund consisting of this year’s $312,867 budget surplus.

We at NCIP are extremely grateful to all those who made our success possible this year: our staff, students, clients, volunteers, donors, partners, advisory board, Dean Lisa Kloppenberg and Santa Clara University School of Law, and Father Michael Engh and Santa Clara University.

Together, we are realizing NCIP’s mission to promote a fair, effective and compassionate criminal justice system and protect the rights of the innocent.

Sincerely,

David Onek Executive DirectorEXONERATE

the innocent

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The Northern California Innocence Project’s mission is to promote a fair, effective and compassionate criminal justice system and protect the rights of the innocent.

NCIP MISSION

The Northern California Innocence Project envisions a criminal justice system that makes us safer, is cost-effective, and is fair and equitable. NCIP envisions a criminal justice system that accurately separates the innocent from the guilty and treats all with fairness and compassion. NCIP strives to partner with all stakeholders — from law enforcement to advocates — to ensure that this vision is realized.

NCIP VISION

Exonerate the innocent

Ensure excellence in clinical education

Reform criminal justice policy

Build a cutting-edge training institute

Ensure organizational effectiveness and sustainability

NCIP GOALS

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StaffDavid Onek, Executive Director

Linda Starr, Legal Director

Aaron Aguas-Rao, Case Manager

Maitreya Badami, Assistant Legal Director

Charlotte Chinnery, Volunteer Attorney

Tamara Crepet, Staff Attorney

Melissa Dague O’Connell, Staff Attorney*

Rhonda Donato, Supervising Attorney*

Cathy Dreyfuss, Directing Attorney

Rhonda Dyer, Database Administrator

Kelley Fleming, Staff Attorney

Todd Fries, Operations Director*

Paige Kaneb, Supervising Attorney

Sandy Lichau, Office Manager

Audrey Redmond, Communications Director

Karyn Sinunu-Towery, Volunteer Attorney

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA INNOCENCE PROJECT

Advisory BoardJim Anderson, Founding Partner,

Foundation Capital and Legacy Venture

Lindsay Andrews, Vice President, Sard Verbinnen & Co

Margalynne Armstrong, Professor of Law, Santa Clara University

Franky Carrillo, Exoneree and Advocate

Don Dodson, Presidential Professor of Global Outreach, Santa Clara University

Nancy Heinen, Partner, SV2 Social Venture Fund Former Senior Vice President and General Counsel, Apple Computer, Inc.

John Hollway, Executive Director, Quattrone Center for the Fair Administration of Justice

Ellen Kreitzberg, Professor of Law, Santa Clara University

Nikki Pope, Attorney*

Rick Walker, Exoneree and Advocate

Elizabeth Zitrin, Vice President, World Coalition Against the Death Penalty

*Santa Clara University School of Law Alumni

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EXONERATING THE INNOCENTExonerating the innocent has always been NCIP’s central goal. Since its founding in 2001, NCIP has secured the freedom of 17 people. In FY 2013-2014, NCIP received 755 new requests for assistance from indigent California inmates and NCIP lawyers and students spent over 27,000 hours on investigation and casework.

On July 3rd, 2013, NCIP client George Souliotes walked free after serving 16 years in prison. NCIP, together with pro bono partner, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, dedicated ten years to investigating and collecting evidence to discredit the faulty forensic analysis used to convict him of arson and triple murder in a deadly 1997 Modesto fire. The federal district court found compelling evidence of innocence based on the investigation and ordered a retrial. With just weeks to prepare, another pro bono partner, Morrison & Foerster LLP, volunteered to spearhead the defense trial team. Ultimately, the State of California conceded that it could not prove the fire was deliberately set and Souliotes was released from prison after his attorneys successfully negotiated an agreement to secure his immediate freedom.

Souliotes is now living in Southern California near his sister and is happily reunited with his adult children. Formerly a professional ballroom dancer, he still frequently dances for exercise, and is looking forward to doing some construction work with his son over the next year.

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ENSURING EXCELLENCE IN CLINICAL EDUCATIONNCIP’s clinical program is one of the top programs in the nation. More than 700 Santa Clara Law students have graduated from NCIP since 2001. NCIP’s clinical students master key lawyering skills while also developing a clear sense of their ethical obligations as future lawyers.

This year the NCIP clinic was revamped so that students take the course for two semesters, instead of just one. This provides a deeper educational experience for students and greater support to clients.

“With the yearlong course at NCIP I felt I had an opportunity to actually accomplish something in the cases I was working on.” said Reed Wagner, NCIP yearlong clinic student. “The nature of habeas is so complex that if I had only been involved for a semester, I would have gotten great skills, but I wouldn't have had the rewarding opportunity of applying them.”

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REFORMING CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICYThe Northern California Innocence Project was instrumental in passing two crucial pieces of California legislation that were signed by Governor Brown in 2013. The first bill, SB 569, sponsored by Sen. Ted Lieu, helps to prevent false confessions by juveniles accused of murder by requiring that police departments videotape these interrogations. The second bill, SB618, sponsored by Sen. Mark Leno, streamlines the process for the wrongfully convicted to receive compensation for their erroneous convictions. NCIP exonerees Maurice Caldwell and Franky Carrillo traveled to Sacramento to testify and urge state representatives to pass these bills.

NCIP also began work on two bills for the following legislative session, sponsoring SB 1058 and SB 980. SB 1058 is designed to help exonerate innocent men and women who were wrongfully convicted based on outdated expert testimony; NCIP exoneree George Souliotes testified at the state capitol to support this bill. SB 980 is designed to improve the process for wrongfully convicted prisoners to obtain DNA testing to prove their innocence.

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BUILDING A CUTTING-EDGE TRAINING INSTITUTENCIP has established itself as an expert on eyewitness identification, one of the leading causes of wrongful convictions. On May 21, 2014, NCIP hosted a highly successful Eyewitness Identification Best Practices Symposium, in partnership with the International Institute of Criminal Justice Leadership at the University of San Francisco (USF). Nearly 200 people attended the symposium, two-thirds of whom were prosecutors or law

enforcement. The audience also included criminal defense attorneys, civil rights attorneys, forensic scientists and others. The symposium, sponsored by a Flom Incubator Grant from the Skadden Fellowship Foundation, featured Santa Clara District Attorney Jeff Rosen, San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon, and Alameda District Attorney Nancy O’Malley; San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr, Los Gatos Police Chief Scott Seaman, and El Cerrito Police Chief Sylvia Moir; criminal justice reform and victims advocate Jennifer Thompson; and Dr. Jennifer Dysart, one of the leading researchers on eyewitness identification. 84% of attendees graded the symposium as outstanding or very good and 97% of respondents stated that they were very likely or likely to attend future NCIP symposia. The symposium led some jurisdictions to immediately make changes to their existing procedures. NCIP also presented on eyewitness identification best practices to the Alameda County Chiefs of Police and Sheriff ’s Association at their annual conference.

Nearly 200 people attended the symposium, two-thirds of whom were prosecutors or law enforcement.

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JULY 3 George Souliotes walks free after 16 years of wrongful incarceration.

AUGUST 19 NCIP clinic begins the academic year as a full-year program.

FISCAL YEAR 2013–2014 TIMELINESEPTEMBER 25 NCIP exonerees Maurice Caldwell and Franky Carrillo travel to Sacramento to urge state representatives to pass two important bills into law: SB 569, requiring police to videotape juvenile interrogations in murder cases, and SB 618, to eliminate obstacles to exoneree compensation.

OCTOBER 3NCIP hosts a house party at David Onek’s home in San Francisco featuring Senator Mark Leno and exoneree Franky Carrillo.

OCTOBER 13Gov. Brown signs SB 569 and SB 618, two NCIP supported bills into law.

NOVEMBER 1NCIP’s federal Bloodsworth Postconviction DNA Testing Grant and Wrongful Convictions Grant begin.

DECEMBER 12Reform advocate Jennifer Thompson speaks at an NCIP house party in Los Gatos.

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FISCAL YEAR 2013–2014 TIMELINE

JANUARY 22NCIP presents on eyewitness identification best practices at the Alameda County Chiefs of Police and Sheriff’s Association annual meeting.

JANUARY 29NCIP completes its 5-year strategic plan.

APRIL 1NCIP completes its organizational restructuring.

JUNE 10NCIP exoneree George Souliotes testifies at the California Assembly Public Safety Committee Hearing in support of SB 1058.

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MAY 21NCIP hosts its Eyewitness Identification Best Practices Symposium in San Francisco.

MARCH 27NCIP holds its Seventh Annual Justice for All Awards Dinner.

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ENSURING ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS AND SUSTAINABILITYThe Northern California Innocence Project completed a comprehensive strategic planning process and published the resulting five-year Strategic Plan in January 2014. As part of the process, NCIP staff identified 25 stakeholders to provide valuable input about NCIP through one-on-one interviews. The resulting Strategic Plan outlines key findings from the stakeholder interviews, sets out NCIP’s new mission and vision, and provides organizational goals, strategies and objectives that will guide NCIP’s work for the next five years. The Strategic Plan can be found on NCIP’s website at www.ncip.scu.edu. To implement the Strategic Plan, NCIP also completed a one-year Operations Plan, which is reviewed and revised quarterly to ensure accountability.

Seeking to further increase organizational effectiveness and sustainability, NCIP developed a new organizational structure. The organizational restructuring was completed in April of 2014, with the creation of three new positions: Operations Director, Communications Director and Assistant Legal Director.

NCIP took a significant step toward long-term financial sustainability by starting a reserve fund consisting of FY 2013-2014’s $312,867 budget surplus.

Northern California Innocence Project

A program of Santa Clara University School of Law

January 2014

Strategic Plan 2014–2019

Key Findings

The first phase of Northern California Innocence Project’s strategic planning process –which spanned May through November 2013 — was an assessment of the organization’s external environment and internal operations . A detailed PowerPoint presentation was developed based on this assessment . The key findings from the assessment are summarized below .

MethodologyA team from Hernandez & Associates began the assessment by reviewing a wide range of current and historical organizational documents, such as advisory board meeting minutes, drafts of strategic planning documents produced in prior years, results from an online survey of stakeholders conducted several years earlier by a consulting group, financial documents, internal memos, and funding proposals produced within the last few years . These documents helped to illuminate many of the opportunities and challenges facing the organization and offered some preliminary insights about strategies NCIP’s leadership hoped to pursue .

The team also developed several iterations of an organizational logic model to document the relationship between NCIP’s mission and the resources and strategies employed to achieve the organization’s desired impact . This proved particularly useful in teasing out some of the underlying assumptions associated with teaching an innocence clinic and processing wrongful conviction cases .

To gather in-depth information from internal and external stakeholders, NCIP’s Executive Director and staff identified a broad spectrum of individuals who they thought could provide valuable input about NCIP through one-on-one interviews . Targeted interviewees included NCIP advisory board members, Santa Clara University administrators, criminal justice reform advocates, directors of other innocence projects within the national network, local law enforcement, and faculty from other universities with expertise in clinical education . Extensive input was also gathered from staff through two staff retreats and numerous workgroup sessions to delve into the priority issue areas that were identified at the first retreat .

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FISCAL YEAR 2013–2014 BUDGET

Contributions $1,043,585 Government $746,487 Santa Clara Law $400,000

Endowment Interest $47,600 Foundations $10,000 Attorney Fees $5,699TOTAL REVENUE $2,253,371

Revenue(July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014)

Program Services $1,552,403Fundraising $188,002Management & General $200,099

TOTAL EXPENSES $1,940,504NET REVENUE OVER EXPENSES

$312,867

Expenses (July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014)

43%Contributions

80%Program Services

2%EndowmentInterest18%

SCU Schoolof Law

10%Management& General

33%Government

10%Fundraising

1%Foundations

<1%Attorney Fees

43%Contributions

80%Program Services

2%EndowmentInterest18%

SCU Schoolof Law

10%Management& General

33%Government

10%Fundraising

1%Foundations

<1%Attorney Fees

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NCIP EXONEREES: NEWS AND UPDATES14 Exonerees attended and were celebrated at NCIP’s Seventh Annual “Justice for All” Awards Dinner.

Obie Anthony received a finding of actual innocence, which is key in applying for compensation.

Mashelle Bullington opened a restaurant in Livermore called “The Junction.”

Maurice Caldwell and his partner Pam welcomed a baby boy into their family.

Maurice Caldwell and Franky Carrillo traveled to Sacramento to urge state representatives to pass two important bills, SB 569 and SB 618 into law.

Franky Carrillo and his partner Efty welcomed a baby boy into their family.

George Souliotes, his son and his sister visited with NCIP staff before Linda Starr presented to the Santa Clara Law community about his case.

George Souliotes testified at the Assembly Public Safety Committee Hearing in support of SB 1058.

Rick Walker and Franky Carrillo joined the NCIP advisory board.

Compensation for Johnny Williams and Franky Carrillo was approved by The California Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board.

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JUSTICE FOR ALL AWARDS GALANearly 400 supporters came out to honor exonerees and award recipients at the Northern California Innocence Project’s seventh annual Justice for All awards dinner, held on Thursday, March 27, 2014 at the Hotel Sofitel in Redwood City. The 2014 award recipients included:

James Brosnahan, a Morrison Foerster partner and legend of the trial bar, who stepped in with his team, just weeks before trial to represent Mr. Souliotes and won the key legal arguments that secured his immediate release.

Denise Foderaro, whose leadership and unwavering determination to exonerate the wrongfully convicted and make policy changes to prevent future wrongful convictions inspires others to act on behalf of the wrongfully convicted.

Police Chief Scott Seaman, a tireless advocate for improving the methods law enforcement agencies statewide use to collect and preserve eyewitness identification evidence.

George Souliotes, NCIP client who was freed after 16 years of incarceration for an arson and triple murder he did not commit.

The annual gala, which was hosted by MC Hammer, showcased the inspiring stories of NCIP’s amazing exonerees, tireless advocates, and the many who continue to work for critically needed policy reforms.

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Exonerators ($100,000+)Gerbode Family Foundation

Liberators ($50,000-$99,999)Kathryn & Richard KimballThe Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation

Frank & Denise Quattrone

Freedom Fighters ($25,000-$49,999)Frank & Denise Quattrone Foundation

Forever Young Foundation/HGGC

Elaine & Ken LangoneQatalyst GroupHorace W. Goldsmith Foundation

Leaders ($10,000-$24,999)AnonymousJames AndersonRichard BarkerDanielle & George BoutrosChampion CharitiesRon ConwayCooley LLPDonna Dubinsky & Leonard Shustek

Sarah & Patrick GibbsDiane Greene & Mendel Rosenblum

Cynthia & John GunnNancy Heinen & Dennis DeBroeck

Krishnan-Shah Family Foundation

Listwin Family FoundationStan McKeeJami McKeon & John HollwayOrrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP

Valeta & TJ RodgersShearman & Sterling LLPSkadden Fellowship FoundationJack SundayVan & Eddi Van AukenCharmaine & Dan Warmenhoven

Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Foundation

Elizabeth Zitrin

Advocates ($5,000-$9,999)Bonnie & Anthony AddarioMarilyn & Fred AndersonArnold & Porter LLPAsset Management Company Franklin “Pitch” Johnson

Boston Private Bank & Trust Company

Jack CummingsAnne & Adrian DollardEMC CorporationRonda & Gordon EubanksFarella Braun + Martel LLPKeker & Van Nest LLPJaynie & William KindLatham & Watkins LLPLeonard Charitable FoundationJimmy McBirneyMorrison & Foerster LLPMorrison & Foerster FoundationNew Enterprise AssociatesElliot PetersNikki PopeDebra & Andrew RachleffAmy & Jay ReganPaula RobichaudMartha & Greg RyanSanta Clara University School of Law

Sard Verbinnen & CoSimpson Thacher & Bartlett LLPSteptoe & Johnson LLPJay SullivanBrain SwetteSusan Valeriote & Kenneth Goldman

Sheila & Mark WolfsonZhone Technologies, Inc.

Defenders ($2,500-$4,999)Jeryl & Ronald AbelmannDianne Bostick & Ave TuckerJack HamiltonGail & Thomas KanebTom LehrerSuruchi Mohan & Prabhat Goyal

Nancy MuellerSusan & Gib MyersNigro & AssociatesPerry OretzkyMauree & Mark PerryDaniel PurcellKate & Jim SimsMary & Mark StevensHelen & Paul Stone

Defenders ($1,000-$2,499)Allianz Global Investors US Holdings LLC

Marianne & Alan AustinEdward BarnholtForest BaskettMichael BienSally & John Bourgoin

Joseph Bou-SabaDiane & Aldo BranchJohn BurtonKelly DermodyBarbara & Don DodsonPamela DoughertyRosanne & Peter DunbarMary Jane ElmoreAndrew FergusonDonald FieldJohn FoderaroMercy GriecoMichelle & Blake GrossmanCaitlin HalfertyDeborah & Russell HallLynne HollingsworthKarin & John JelavichThe Jesuit Community of Santa Clara University

Linda KahnKazan, McLain, Abrams, Fernandez, Lyons, Greenwood, Oberman, Satterley & Bosl Foundation

Stacey Keare & John HodgeJill & John KispertPatti & Michael KlaykoJill & Joseph LervoldLori & Dennis McBrideRobert McIntoshJudy Melinek & TJ MitchellCharles MerriamCynthia & Forrest MillerElizabeth O’NeillCasey PlainTimothy RanzettaChristine & Tim RitchieScott SeamanSobia & Nadir ShaikhRebecca SilbertTina ThomasColin TriplettH. Anton TucherMartha & Gerald UelmenSharon & Daniel WinnikeGordon Yamate

Partners ($500-$999)Simona Agnolucci & Elias Batchelder

Margalynne ArmstrongMichele & Allen AschTeri BarrHarris BartonRochelle BochnerColleen & Dirk ChienLaura CongerColette Crutcher & Mark Roller

Addie-Marie & Mark Forchette

Jill & Craig FordyceDonald GreenbergDr. & Mrs. Birt HarveySimon HayesGeorgiana HernandezPaul HitchcockLisa Honig & Dale SchroedelLynn JohnsonBarry KarlRichard KingEllen KreitzbergMichele KyrouzCraig E. Lighty Fund of the Sacramento Region Community Foundation

Peggy & Pedro LizaurHeike MerzCourtney MinickSylvia MoirMark MosleyMargot & Joseph OnekMargaret & Robert PastorJoy PedersenNancy Pietrafesa & John Danner

Susan & Donald PoldenMarilyn ProffittLuther PughDan PurcellLee Raney & Nicholas Marinaro

Wendy RichardsMarcia & James RosenheimErika RottenbergJ. SharpRoberta Silverstein & Stephen Sperber

Ruth Silver TaubeAlice SmithRonald StarRichard SutherlandMaureen TabariLeesy TaggartMichael ThielPhilip TrenholmeStephanie Vinella

Associates ($250-$499)Rhonda AndewBrian AugustaAmy Bach & John MarkmanThe Baco Che-Na-Wah Bazaar Foundation

Rita Beamish & Paul CostelloJacqueline & Richard BobergJim CarterisAnil Chalasani

Thanks to NCIP’s generous donors!

Please note: this list reflects gifts received between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. We make every effort to compile an accurate list. If your name is missing, misspelled or there are other inaccuracies, please contact Audrey Redmond, (408) 551-1849 or email alredmond@scu.edu.

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Nanci ClarenceConte’s Generator ServiceJohn CrewJeff DanielJames DirksRobert DockendorffRichard DoctoroffAmy & Michael DonohoeGempu DoraiLaura & Greg DuchnakJeannette EdwardsPaul EkmanAmy Forbes & Andy MurrDennis FoxRobert GallMarian & Roger GrayLynn & Ralph HaberMilo HankeGary HartFlorence & Peter HartVarda & Timothy HeckDeanna Hisaw & Charles Sexton

Hans HuangThereza Imanishi-KariWilliam KeaneDavid KeenanDaniel KellyKaren Klein & Benjamin Golvin

Carol KoenigPatricia & John KoskinenKathy & Kurt KroescheAntonia LavineElaine LeitnerMark LenoZahavah LevineTerry LiermanBette & David LoomisRonald LottRobert LuskinLinda & Jerry MarrMichele & Laurence McEvoyAndrew McNaughtMarianne Minor & Gregory Paraskou

Thomas MitchellDoreen & Nels NelsenNancy OliveiraMatthew OnekFrederick O’SuchAnne PedreroLinda & Les PlackSharon & Bernard RaimoLouise & Paul RenneDavid RothmanKathleen RydarKandis ScottGlendalee & Jed ScullyCourtney SmithBarbara SparkGreg StanislawskiJoyce StarrDoris & Kam TabariAlison TucherVirginia Turezyn

Rachel Williams & Richard Edwards

Jeanne & Eric WoodfordWilliam WoodwardMarc Zilversmit

Counselors ($100-$249)Daniel AbrahamsonMikael AbyeJessica AgnichJason AllenAudrey & Joseph AlonisTy AlperCatherine AndersonLindsay AndrewsLinda AntonopoulosMinda ArguellesCecilia & William ArzbaecherBarbara AttardDavid BagshawSandra BakalarSandy & Jerry BakerSusan & John BarisoneNancy BarnettMaureen & Louise BasileLara BazelonJennifer & Charles BeelerSusanne BelsheRobert BerensonAndrew BernickJeffrey BleichSara BolderBrenna BolgerMichael BourneChristopher BoydCarol & Bob BrahamMargaret & Henry BrodkinDaniel BrombergSusan BrownPeter BullMashelle BullingtonJames BullockJudith BuncePatricia Cain & Jean LoveNanette CannonJohn CapertonJohn CardozaKaren Carlson & Stephen Sugarman

Jeanne CavalliniRuth ChangMatthew ChanoffChris ChenJesse ChoperCatherine & Joseph ChouJana ClarkEli CohenLisa & Jonathan CohenSarah ColbyDeborah ColsonCommunity Health Charities of CA/James Siller

Faustine ComstockLinda & John ConoverRachel CowanJoseph Creitz

Joan & Glenn CrossRalph DanielJeanne & David DarrahMelissa DavidsonKathleen & Peter DeckPetra DeJesus & S. Chandler Visher

John DickersonJanice DongJuliette & John DonovanMichael DorfPatricia & Christopher DownenMarina DrummerKitty & Michael DukakisAngela DunningKathleen & Richard DuryeaSidny DyalWilliam EdlundChas EdwardsEllen EggersClifton ElgartenRichard FabianNorene Fambrini-RusteenMartin FeldmanPauline & Thomas FerritoCamilla FieldJames FinkSusan FinkArthur FischDennis FischerBruce FisherSeth FlagsbergKristine & Robert FlemingMichael FlemingNathan FrederickAngela Freeman & Lance Spicer

Robin & Lou FriesGina FromerMargo George & Catherine Karrass

Monica GioeliBarbara & Phillip GoodingPhyllis & Robert GreenbergerScott GreenbergerBrad GrossHarlan GrossmanAlice GuidryMerna & Joseph GuttentagKatherine HallinanCharles HalpernIngrid HappoldtHarrington & IngramGregory HenryBert HillAshley HodgeIlham HosseiniBrahmani HoustonScott HoveyChristopher HoytLoreen HuddlestonJoan HullJo-Theresa & Cedric JacksonAram JamesDaren JoyKenneth Kalani &

Steven CurrierJean & Robert KappHene & Dennis KellyAmy & Paul KempAlice & Kenneth KendallNicolas KingJoAnn KingdonKathleen KleinFrancie KoehlerBarry KrisbergJane KroescheRachel KushelPatricia LaddSimon LazarusSusan LemkinEllen LeonidaMichael LepechJanet & James LiebmanLance LiebmanLee & Peter LockwoodKaren LoganDenise & Paul LukasChris MaganaPatrick MahoneyEphraim MargolinJill & Rich MartigBrandon MartinMegan MartinelliHilary MattisJennifer MatzMargo McAuliffeRyan McCoyJoy & Patrick McGivernMarianne McGrathCharlie MeadeKimberly MeckfesselJoan MerrymanBillie MizellJill & George MontanariAlice MosleyBeret & Homer MoyerReid MullenNancy NannaAndre NeuMerry & Glenn NolteMargaret O’ConnellJake O’DonnellEvan OsheroffJohn O’TooleKathleen OwenSally PalmerKristina PalmieriDeborah PappasSonja PerkinsFrances Petrocelli & Charles Wilson

Jodi PickeringDarcy PiercePizza My HeartChuck PodarasHenry PollackRachel ProffittDavid PusateriBruce RabbJean RamirezPradhan Rao & Aaron Aguas-Rao

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Louise & Christopher RasmussenAnn RatcliffeAudrey RedmondMarcia & Chris RiedelMaria RistowLisa Roberts & Patrick KingMario RodriguezMichael RomanoCarla & H. David RosenbloomEllen & Jeffrey RudyCarol SandmanRonnie SandovalJulian ScurciElisabeth SemelLisa ShannonSteve ShapiroBonni & Jon ShenkMonique Sherman-HanniganHarriet SiegelKaryn Sinunu-ToweryJerome SmithPearl SoloffAlexandros SouliotesKaye & John SpilkerJennifer & Thomas StillRod StreaterLouise SwigElizabeth TabariKeyvan TabariRobert TanenbaumToni TaylorJames ThomsonLisa Tollner-SlivaAbigail TrillinTony TucherKennis TuckerWilliam TuckerRobin & Jay VaronJohanna & Michael WaldNancy WalkerPhyllis & Richard WasserstromRobert WeisbergEthan WeissLisa Westrich & Scott TaylorCatherine WhiteClinton WongJenny WoodsNancy & Eric WrightAnders YangGail & Peter YessneMegan YipSara ZalkinWilliam ZemanJesse Zitrin

Friends (Up to $99)Jeff AdachiJeffrey AlfordAvital AndrewsAlexandra AyoubMaitreya BadamiAnn BalinMauro BattocchiMary BeckaryStacey BeggsTeri Bergman

Asher BerryShay BilchikSarah & Griffin BoniniMegan BouchierNancy BowdanJane BowersAmy Boyd & Kenneth ClarkLauren & J. Demain BrenerAlyson BrewerBarbara BrooksRahnz BrownTami BryantCharlotte BurchardJennifer BurdenLaura BurgesWilliam ButkusDonna CalameValerie CalvanoPhillip CherneyEmily Chiswick-Patterson & Matan Shacham

Ruth CliffordVince CoganMegan CraneMary Sue CrawfordMargit DavidLaurel DavidsonDaniel DeanMolly Del Toro Alexandra DicksonLynn DolceAdam DratchHeather & Joshua EdelmanDavid ElkinsAlan FellerJan & Jerry FinneyKelley FlemingGarden Fresh Restaurant Corp.Marie GasseeSarah GilmanRobin Goldfaden & Kenneth Sugarman

Darrell & Ruth GoodinJoan & Robert GrantStephen GreenbergKatherine HerzStephen HettlemenEllen & Matt HoffmanVictoria HoldridgeLisa HoustonJanet & James HustlerCecilia IsaacLaura IsaccsArthur JacksonMichele & Kevin JonesAbigail & Matthew KahnJennifer KernJim KingdonElizabeth LaFerriereThomas LangmanDarya LarizadehJames LeeJeff LevinLeslie LevitasEllen LevyJoyce & Mark Levy

Rose & Sherwin LewisBethany LoboScott LucasSamara MarionMargaret MartinAnn MatrangaCory McBrideLaurie McCannKevin McManusJulie Merrin-SachsElizabeth MessmerNoah MetzGiuliana MilaneseErika MilvyVera MilvyGretchen MorganJo Ann MorganAdele NegroPatricia NipperMichael NolanBeverly Norman-CooperEdward OttJoel PackerMarie PappasDennis RanieriEsther & J.A. RechenmacherLaurel RestRowena Richie & Edward Frauenheim

Richard RosenbergJared RoweRochelle RubensteinNancy RubinStephen ScherrNorman SchlossbergKristi SchulenbergBrendan SeamanLaura SeamanMichelle SegerDaniel ShainNanette & Thomas SilveroliJulie SimonLara SrinivasanDavid SteinhartLaura SternbergMargaret Stevenson & David Flamm

Kevin SullivanEvelyn & Henry SwierkCynthia Taylor & Michael Millman

Catherine TeareJoy ValentiniCarmen VargasKaren & James WagstaffeCharles WallauCassidy Waskowicz & Peter Greenberger

Alice WolinJean & Allen WolmanTimothy Woodbury & Bergen Kenny

Cedric YapAna ZamoraL. Zeitler

Matching GiftsCalifornia Healthcare Foundation

Chevron CorporationeBay FoundationBill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Google, Inc.Intel FoundationMicrosoftQatalyst Group

HonoringIn honor of Jennifer Arguelles: Minda Arguelles In honor of Jim Brosnahan: David Rothman

In honor of Marco Campagna: Andrew Ferguson

In honor of Melissa Davidson: Laurel Davidson

In honor of Rachel Dodson & Michael Gast: Alexandra Ayoub

In honor of Mike Dukakis: Phyllis & Richard Wasserstrom

In honor of Todd Fries: Nancy Bowdan Kathleen & Richard Duryea Robin & Lou Fries Rose & Sherwin Lewis Kaye & John Spilker Jean & Allen Wolman

In honor of Michael Isaacs: Kathleen & Peter Deck

In honor of Eleanor Kraft: Margo McAuliffe Charles Wallau

In honor of Gilda Margolin: Ephraim Margolin

In honor of Dennis McBride: Cory McBride

In honor of David Onek: Charlotte Burchard Ruth Chang Eli Cohen Lisa & Jonathan Cohen Rachel Cowan Camilla Field Florence & Peter Hart Ellen & Matt Hoffman Ann Matranga Vera Milvy Barbara Spark Catherine White

In honor of Sean Penn: Scott Hovey

In honor of Frank & Denise Quattrone:

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Sally & John Bourgoin Kathryn & Richard Kimball The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation

In honor of Frank Quattrone: Jeffrey Bleich John Foderaro

In honor of Denise Foderaro Quattrone: Bonnie & Anthony Addario Joseph Bou-Saba Mary Jane Elmore Diane Greene & Mendel Rosenblum Cynthia & John Gunn Deborah & Russell Hall Patti & Michael Klayko Ellen Levy Cynthia & Forrest Miller Susan & Gib Myers Debra & Andrew Rachleff Lee Raney & Nicholas Marinaro Christine & Tim Ritchie Paula Robichaud Kathleen Rydar Sheila & Mark Wolfson

In honor of Audrey Redmond: Karin & John Jelavich

In honor of Janet Reno: Shay Bilchik

In honor of Kathleen “Cookie” Ridolfi: Sarah & Griffin Bonini Jane Kroesche

In honor of Scott Seaman: Laura Seaman Michelle Seger

In honor of Harriet Siegel: Rochelle Rubenstein

In honor of George Souliotes: Megan Crane

In honor of Linda Starr: Laura & Greg Duchnak Amy Forbes & Andy Murr Brad Gross Karen Klein & Benjamin Golvin Dennis Ranieri Joyce Starr

In honor of Rick & Angeline Upton: Nancy Walker

In honor of Rick Walker: H. Anton Tucher

RememberingIn memory of Beau Bowers: Jane Bowers

In memory of Paul Chiswick: Emily Chiswick-Patterson & Matan Shacham

In memory of Judith Trenholme Conner: Philip Trenholme

In memory of the Honorable Herbert Donaldson: Louise Swig

In memory of Betty Frankel: Tami Bryant

In memory of Michael Joseph Grieco: Mercy Grieco

In memory of Robert C. Hanke: Milo Hanke

In memory of Jim Hansell: Robin Goldfaden & Kenneth Sugarman

In memory of Robert J. Keenan: David Keenan Alice Mosley

In memory of Matthew McEvoy: Michele & Laurence McEvoy

In memory of Tom Thompson: Cecilia & William Arzbaecher

In memory of Herman Wallace: Marina Drummer

In memory of Steve Wright: Nanette & Thomas Silveroli

In memory of Jieh Tze Yang: Anders Yang

Law Firm Pro Bono SupportGoodwin Procter LLPKeker & Van Nest LLPLatham & Watkins LLPMorrison & Foerster LLPPerkins CoieShearman & Sterling LLPSteptoe & Johnson LLP

Post-Bar Legal InternsJennifer SnyderEric Fackrell

Communications InternEmma Lloyd