BENEFIT LUNCHEON PARTNERS WITH YOUTH: Big Builders for ... · 2019 BENEFIT LUNCHEON PARTNERS WITH...

Wednesday, December 4, 2019 • 11:30 am • Parc 55 Hotel • San Francisco

Big Builders for Young People

2019 BENEFIT LUNCHEON PARTNERS WITH YOUTH:

CO CHAIRS

MARK BLEY CEO

Dome Foundation

STEVE CURRY Vice President

Murphy Burr Curry

GREG FUJITA Senior Project Manager Hathaway Dinwiddie

HELEN HAN Director of Marketing

Boston Properties

GREGORY SUHR Director of Safety and Security

Boston Properties

BIG BUILDERS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE(as of July 15)

and

ELOUISE JOSEPH, MD City Leader, Founding Program Leader, All Stars Project of the SF Bay Area

LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDEE

For more information, Contact: Bonny L. Gildin, Executive Director, 415-986-2502, [email protected] or visit our event website ALLSTARS.ORG/SFBENEFIT2019

TABLE SPONSORSHIPS - $50,000, $25,000, $15,000, $10,000 TICKET AND PROMOTIONAL SPONSORSHIPS - $5,000, $2,500, $1,000, $500

RICK BUZIAK Head of Operations

Swift Real Estate Partners

TIM HOGAN Senior Director

Cushman & Wakefield

MELANIE PEÑA and

MARK PERRY

GARY WELLS CEO

ProPath Advisors

Partners with Youth celebrates the people and companies who are rolling up their sleeves and joining with our inner-city youth to build new pathways to opportunity and community relationships which benefit everyone.

Our All Stars Project Afterschool Development programs include corporate workshops, internships and networking that are helping hundreds of young people move away from poverty and toward success. We support them to be builders of relationships and environments that make development and learning possible.

All Stars is also all about performing on stage and off stage. It is through creating and performing every minute of the day that our young people are building new possibilities for themselves — and they are helping to build a better world for everyone.

This year’s benefit will spotlight BIG BUILDERS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE, the very special Bay Area real estate and construction leaders who recognize the kind of energy, financial support and independence that it takes to build something new for young people. They are bold, big-hearted and dedicated to growing and providing opportunity to all Bay Area youth through financial support and hands-on involvement – building with our young people.

We are also deeply proud that with a very big heart we will honor and recognize the LIFETIME OF ACHIEVEMENT of Elouise Joseph, MD, our founding All Stars City Leader in the Bay Area. Through her decades of work as a pediatrician, followed by close to 20 years dedicated to building our All Stars programs, “Dr. J.” has brought love, support and development to more than fifteen thousand children and youth — and inspiration to all of us.

Drew Williamson Chair, ASP SF Bay Area Board

Bonny L. Gildin, Ph.D. Executive Director



Wednesday, December 4, 2019 • 11:30 am Parc 55 Hotel • San Francisco

Part of the national All Stars Project, Inc., our Bay Area program of corporate workshops, internships and grassroots performance activities provides all-access pathways to opportunity for young people from the region’s poorest communities

and offers high impact give back and engagement experiences for caring individuals, companies and their employees.

Greg has added helping youth and All Stars to grow to an impressive list of building projects he has led for Hathaway Dinwiddie, that include The Exchange and currently Kilroy Oyster Point life science and tech campus. Greg is a Development School for Youth summer internship supervisor, and co-chaired the 2018 Partners with Youth benefit.




BIG BUILDERS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

GREG FUJITA Senior Project Manager, Hathaway Dinwiddie

Helping Bay Area youth to grow is personally important to Helen and Greg, so they are thrilled to be representing their firm and its growing support and involvement in the All Stars Project. The firm has been a Partners with Youth gold sponsor for the past three years. This spring, Helen organized Greg and other key members of the Boston Properties team to host our DSY students at the Salesforce Tower for a workshop on “how to run a skyscraper,” giving them an eye-opening look at one of the region’s most important centers of business activity.

GREGORY SUHR Safety and Security Boston Properties

Mark is a prominent leader in the Bay Area for the importance of welcoming disadvantaged young people into businesses and professional workplace settings where they can grow from interacting with and getting support from successful adults. He also believes deeply in philanthropy and corporate citizenship. Mark has built an exemplary culture of volunteerism and giving back at Dome, with a special emphasis on helping young people achieve their full potential.

MARK BLEY CEO, Dome Construction

Since being introduced to the All Stars Project in 2016, Mark has forged a dynamic partnership between our youth and his firm, through workshops and sponsoring summer internships. With a long history of youth mentoring, Mark is a frequent participant in our networking sessions, helping young people practice their professional performances. Mark joined our regional board in 2018 and with his wife, Peggy, have invested generously in initiatives that are growing the All Stars Bay Area footprint.

HELEN HAN Director of Marketing Boston Properties

BIG BUILDERS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

STEVE CURRY Vice President, Murphy Burr Curry

Steve has been an All Stars champion since 2012. His firm has hosted Development School for Youth interns for the past eight years. Steve has led several engaging workshops for young people. Most recently, he led youth on a live walking tour of the new Transbay Transit Center, Salesforce Tower, and the Millennium Tower discussing how engineers think through projects and safety.




Elouise “Dr. J.” Joseph’s life has been about a quiet courage and steely resolve to bring the best to young people and poor communities.

Elouise grew up in poverty in Louisiana, which profoundly impacted her worldview and drove her commitment to public service. When she was seven, her 2-year old brother died on the way to a charity hospital. Her mother’s anguish prompted her “then and there” to decide to become a doctor. For many years, she never expressed this aloud. In a town that had few expectations for its young people, she knew she would be made fun of.

With no formal support for applying to college, Elouise joined a friend, who was taking a scholarship exam, winning her own entry to Southern University, a historically black college in New Orleans. There, she was able to express her ambitions and won the support of professors. Her biology teacher, a white man, steered her towards Stanford’s medical school where she was one of six black students. She completed her residency at San Francisco’s Mount Zion Hospital, which served largely poor, black patients, went on to work at Kaiser and began raising a family.

She was determined to practice medicine in a way that helped children and families lift up their lives as a whole. She helped poor families navigate “the system” — and worked around it, encouraging kids to “drop in”

for check-ups and treatment.

The opportunity to build with poor kids and families and in the community – something she had been long searching for — came to Elouise through her friendship with Joyce Dattner, a respected activist who was looking for a leader to help her bring All Stars to the Bay Area.

For more than a decade, Elouise led the building of the All Stars as a volunteer. She spent her hours after work and her weekends on door-to-door outreach, on leading programs, in learning to be All Stars’ public face and building relationships with business leaders. She had her sons join her to learn about giving back. In 2012, she made the extraordinary move to leave Kaiser to lead All Stars programs full time.

She has always done “whatever it takes.” It’s why thousands of young people have loved her and trusted her to demand of them that they grow. She has inspired supporters, business and community partners and professional colleagues, who all appreciate her level of accomplishment and her commitment to young people and the community.

We are grateful to have a leader who has given so much to create our powerful foundation of development, connection and community — and who will continue to change lives for many years to come. We are so proud to honor you, “Dr. J.”

All Stars gave me the tools (which are truly exceptional) and the support to developmentally impact on the health of our poorest young people. We are all human beings, and All Stars taught me that our humanity has everything

to do with our creativity, so it is a joy to work with so many different people on continuously creating new possibilities for our young people and our country. – Elouise Joseph, MD

PARTNERS WITH YOUTH LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT HONOREE

ELOUISE JOSEPH, MD City Leader, Founding Program Director




“ The All Stars Project provides invaluable opportunities for education, growth, and exposure to the underserved young people of the San Francisco Bay Area, helping create the next generation of enthusiastic, forward thinking, talented individuals to lead the Bay Area into the future. We at Silicon Valley Bank are proud to partner with and support them.”

JOHN CHINA President, SVB Capital

“ I am committed to repairing the harm in the lives of these young people rather than seeking to punish them. I regard the All Stars Project as an important ally in this effort. Their work with our most at risk youth is vital.”

GEORGE GASCON SF District Attorney

“ We’re partnering with the All Stars because they are an organization that has committed to breaking down segregation and to bring together very disparate worlds, and have demonstrated the power of doing so.”

DAVID GRUSKY, PH.D. Director, Center for the Study of Poverty and Inequality, Stanford University

BOARD CHAIR ANDREW WILLIAMSON Cooley LLP

MELISSA BERGEN MetLife

MARK BLEY Dome Construction

RICK BUZIAK Swift Real Estate Partners

ALAN CHAMORRO Lowe

JAMES DAY Farella Braun + Martel LLP

DAVID GRUSKY, PH.D. Stanford University

JOHN GUNN EY

TIMOTHY HOGAN Cushman & Wakefield

JAMES KALTENBACH Wells Fargo Bank

CAROL A. MILLER, MD UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital

MICHELLE PERALTA Entrepreneur

KATHERINE RINGGOLD Illumination Entertainment

AVRAM TUCKER TM Financial Forensics, LLC

CHIP WADSWORTH RBC Capital Markets

LEADERSHIP & BOARD

GILLIAN TEICHERT All Stars Project National Board MemberShareholder, Teichert, Inc.

“ When it comes to giving young people in our inner cities access to opportunity, All Stars is the real thing. Young people who go through All Stars performance training are better able to handle the world. They get great tools for interacting, communicating and having a more fulfilled life. They have options and the power to pursue them. All Stars has done so many things right, and continues to make quantum leaps and develop new ideas.”




The portion of each table that is not tax deductible is $800; portion of each ticket that is not tax deductible is $80.

Please send sponsorship payment no later than Friday, November 22 to: All Stars Project of the SF Bay Area, PO Box 297, San Francisco, CA 94104-0297

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Bonny Gildin, [email protected], Tel: 415-986-2502 Fax:415-986-2229 or visit our event website ALLSTARS.ORG/SFBENEFIT2019

PAYMENT

___ PLATINUM PARTNER at $50,000 • Two “Premiere” Tables – 20 tickets, “front and

center” table location • Speaking role for firm executive • Premiere package of promotion by All Stars

and media partners

___ VISIONARY at $25,000 • “Premiere” Table – 20 tickets, “front and

center” table location • “Stage spot” (non-speaking) for firm executive • Premiere package of promotion by All Stars

and media partners

___ LEADER at $15,000 • “Premiere” Table – 10 tickets, “front and

center” table location • Premiere package of promotion by All Stars

and media partners

___ GOLD PARTNER at $10,000 • “Prime” Table – 10 tickets, central table location • “Prime” package of promotion by All Stars and

media partners

___ SILVER PARTNER at $5,000 • 5 tickets • Package of promotion by All Stars and media

partners

___ CHAMPION at $2,500 • 2 tickets • Package of promotion by All Stars

___ BENEFACTOR TICKET at $1,000 • Prominent listings in benefit materials, event

program, signage, electronic journal

___ FRIEND TICKET at $500 • Listing in benefit materials, event program,

signage, electronic journal

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