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Do you believe in strong public schools?
The San Francisco Education Fund does. So do the 500 city and corporate leaders, school staff and community members who gathered together on September 22 to show their support of San Francisco public schools.
San Francisco student alumni, teachers, principals and community shared their stories of how the Education Fund’s programs made a difference in their lives and impact public education.
You can help strengthen public schools too.
Invest in Our Innovative Programs
Every dollar we raise helps support Ebony, the Bret Harte Elementary School 5th grade class and the 56,000 students in San Francisco public schools.
Yes we can strengthen our public schools—thanks to your support. We have nearly reached our $500,000 goal for the Back to School Lunch. Help us cross the finish line.
Share Your Career Experience
Inspire the next generation. Career speakers help middle and high school students answer the question, “How are the classes I’m taking now relevant to real life?”
As a career speaker, share your career experiences during career exploration classes and on career days. During your presentation, you will describe a day-in-the-life of your profession, which school subjects you use at work and explain what schooling you needed after high school (e.g. college, vocational, apprenticeship) to prepare you for your job. Sessions are 20 minutes long but have the power to change young people’s educational paths significantly impacting their futures.
Sign up to be a career speaker
Enlist Your Business
We match your organization’s core values and competencies with the programs of the San Francisco Education Fund. We develop partnerships with corporations at single school sites and across the district to leverage your assets and expertise to address school needs.
Does your employer offer a matching gift program? This is a great way to extend your gift or volunteer hours. If you are unsure contact your HR department.
Be in the Know
Sign up for our e-blasts to get monthly updates on the progress in San Francisco schools.
Join our fan page on Facebook to stay up to date and to introduce your networks to the great work happening in schools.
Thank You to Our Sponsors
- Advocate
- Advent Software, Inc. • The Hellman Family Foundation • Betsy & Edward McDermott • Susan & Bill Obendorf • Joyce & Larry Stupski • Wells Fargo & Co.
- Mentor
- Dodge & Cox • Cynthia and John Gunn
- Role Model
- Dana & Bob Emery • Goldman, Sachs & Co. • Hanson Bridgett, LLP • JaMel & Thomas Perkins
- Senior
- Chase • Mary Wikstrom & Andrew Grimstad
- Junior
- Adobe Systems, Inc. • Charles Schwab
- Sophomore
- Citi • Deloitte • Randi and Bob Fisher • Sara & John Hendrickson • Wendy Holcombe & Carl Kawaja Leslie & George Hume • Merrill Lynch • Morrison & Foerster • Krista Ramonas & Gordon Rubenstein
- Freshman
- ARUP • Autodesk, Inc. • Betty Burnham • Elizabeth Clark & Steve Camahort • Kendall Collins • Comcast Lisa Erdberg & Dennis Gibbons • Nancy & Blair Ford • Kate Godfrey • The Hamlin School • Hollie Moore & Jay Haynes • Allison & Jamie Keenan • KPMG International • Alissa Lee & Erik Christoffersen • Celine & Alastair Mactaggart • Ann & John Mao • Kyra & Travis Nelson • Suzanne & Wulfrin Oberlin • Anne & Robert Pedrero • Sara & Paul Recktenwald • Salesforce.com Foundation • Kathy Salmanowitz • San Francisco School Alliance • See’s Candies, Inc. • Tom Steyer & Kat Taylor • U.S. Bank • Molly & David Wadhwani • Anne & Roger Walther • Katherine Welch & Clement Wallace • Dede Wilsey • Averel & John Wilson • Annie & Montgomery Woods
- Special Thanks
- Akemi Designs • Print Ink • Restaurant Depot • The Ritz-Carlton • San Francisco Business Times Simon Pearce • TriMark Economy Restaurant Fixtures