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Charitable Giving & Donor LeadershipRhona and Charles Gorder.Amen Family FoundationJeanette Amen has been a successful real estate agent and is involved incommunity projects. She has been an active member of The San DiegoWomen’s Foundation for almost 10 years. Jeanette’s legacy will includesupporting our region’s nonprofits organizations. Her husband Steve, herniece Heather, and nephew Charles will serve as advisors to the fund.Sylvia Moss Brown CabrilloNational Monument FoundationFund; Sylvia Moss Brown for RanchoCoastal Humane Society; and TheMr. and Mrs. James A. Brown, Jr.Memorial Fund for the RockbridgeRegional LibrarySylvia Brown was born and raised in Lexington, Virginia, but also spentmany years in San Diego which is why she wanted to name institutions inboth communities as the eventual beneficiaries of her estate plan. Whilethe Rancho Coastal Humane Society and the Rockbridge Regional Library,named in honor of her parents, will receive operating support, the fundfor the Cabrillo National Monument will support the volunteer program,in which Mrs. Brown participated for many years.Citizens EnvironmentalStewardship FundMarshall and Pamela Saunders established this fund to provide forspecific organizations they supported during their lifetime. The fundwill work to eliminate greenhouse gases, via organizations that workaggressively but peacefully (civil resistance is welcomed) to stop themining and burning of coal, oil, natural gas, and the use of othergreenhouse gases. This includes supporting organizations that createthe political will for a sustainable climate by lobbying governmentand empowering individuals to have breakthroughs in exercising theirpersonal and political power.Kim Doren and her mom, Barbara Doren, at the New Fund Dinner.Pearl Donohue Legacy FundThis fund will support St. Vincent de Paul Village, Inc., Franciscan MissionAssociates, Jesuits of the California Province, Covenant House California,Missionaries of Africa, and The Columbian Fathers.Pearl Donohue ScholarshipPearl and Francis Donohue met each other at a fundraising dance. SinceFrancis served in the Navy, the couple lived in Japan and all over theUnited States. Pearl spent most of her career in nursing as an industrialnurse at Ryan Aircraft, school nurse, operating room nurse, and a nurseat the Boys and Girls Aid Society. Pearl’s legacy fund will support, inperpetuity, her favorite Catholic charities, and the scholarship fund willprovide opportunities for minority students in the San Diego region.Kim Doren WOW FundKim has been actively involved in community organizations and lovesworking with children. Kim passionately believes in leaving a legacy tohelp future generations and previously established an endowment forthe common good. “WOW” was the name of her business partnershipwith the late broadcaster Charlie Jones, with whom she co-authoredseveral books. She hopes her fund will eventually give a little joy to thelives of others so they’ll want to say, “Wow!”Charles and Rhona Gorder FundCharles and Rhona are volunteers for their church and organize an annual5K walkathon fundraiser at the University of California San Diego (UCSD)Cancer Center in memory of Chuck’s second son, Bruce, who died at age37 from melanoma. The fund at The San Diego Foundation will supportUCSD Cancer Center, U.S. Naval Academy, First United Methodist Church inSan Diego, and Kensington Community Church.14 | The San Diego Foundation 2011 Annual Report givingteam@sdfoundation.org
H. William Kuni. Todd Stone and Karen Ladner.Diane Johnson Charitable FundDiane has been dedicated to volunteering at community organizations,such as German Shepherd Rescue, Make a Wish Foundation, RanchoCoastal Humane Society, Scripps Hospital Encinitas, and Pet EncounterTherapy at the Helen Woodward Animal Center. These organizationsreflect Diane’s interest in supporting charities and organizationsdedicated to providing emotional and physical well-being for allliving creatures.H. William Kuni EndowedConservation FundThis fund’s purpose is to assist in the acquisition and stewardship ofimportant natural habitat in San Diego County.Karen Ladner and Todd StoneHelping Hand FundKaren Ladner and Todd Stone are both estate planning attorneyswith strong roots in San Diego. This fund will be a catalyst for helpingdisadvantaged youth become well-rounded members of the communityand to get ahead in life.McCallan Family FoundationThis fund was established to support general charitable purposes.James Mousel Legacy FundThis fund was established to evenly grant to Science & Technologyprograms and animal wellness programs for both wild and domesticanimals in the San Diego region.Arthur E. and Arthur C. Navarro-Nelson Legacy FundThis legacy fund will support Lois Navarro-Nelson’s church and research ofdiseases such as breast cancer, diabetes, osteoporosis, liver disease, andautism, some of which affected their family members.Marshall and PamelaSaunders FoundationMarshall and Pamela established this fund to support specificorganizations they supported during their lifetime.The Van Hunnick OceansideEndowment FundRudy and Elizabeth Van Hunnick have called Oceanside their home forthe last 15 years. They established their endowment fund to supportprograms in the community that raise the quality of life in Oceanside andhelp to maintain its unique characteristics.Kathy and Mark WinklerLegacy FundKathy and Mark believe in giving back. Active community volunteersand also busy real estate professionals, Kathy and Mark are championsfor San Diego North County. The Kathy and Mark Winkler Legacy Fundwill support regional social justice programs helping disadvantagedpopulations, particularly with an interfaith focus.David A. Wood Legacy EndowmentDavid established this fund to support organizations he is passionateabout, including Tanglewood, the summer home of the BostonSymphony, Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival, and the Becket Center forthe Hilltowns. These groups are located in the Berkshire Mountains ofwestern Massachusetts, where Dave has a summer home.givingteam@sdfoundation.org The San Diego Foundation 2011 Annual Report | 15
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