Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County Impact Report-2017

ACCESSING BRIDGING THE PUBLIC BENEFITS EDUCATION GAPPREVENTING STANDINGHOMELESSNESS STRONG OBTAINING HEALTH CARESECURING STABLEIMMIGRATION STATUS FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM FROM DOMESTIC VIOLENCETLHEEGAL AID SOCIETYOF 2017SAN MATEO COUNTY IMPACT REPORT

In just one year1, Legal Aid fought against social injustice by opening 2,309 cases, impacting 6,466 of our low-income neighbors. 41% were households with children34% were householdsheaded by a senior40% were households including aperson with a disability10% were households with asurvivor of domestic violenceThe Median income in San Mateo County:2 The Median income of Legal Aid clients: $93,623 $18,846 The ϐight against social injustice for people living in poverty continues. Read on.1- All data in this Impact Report is for legal assistance provided from 7/1/16-6/30/172- Source: American Community Survey 2015

Dear Friend of Legal Aid,We passionately protect the rights of those in our community who most need, but can leastafford, legal help. Amidst the prosperity of San Mateo County, the median household incomeof our clients is $18,846, which is only one-fifth of the San Mateo County median householdincome of $93,623.Since the last impact report, our low-income neighbors from nearly every city in the countyhave sought our legal assistance to ensure that they have the basic necessities of life.In addition to continuing our 6 key areas of service—housing, healthcare, public benefits,immigration, domestic violence and education—we are expanding the scope of our servicesto respond to uncertainty from the federal government. We’ve been asked to make scoresof presentations about the status of the law particularly in immigration, healthcare and housing,and we regularly get calls for technical assistance about the law.We are grateful to local funders who have responded quickly to the shifting political landscapeby providing grants to help us address immigrants’ urgent requests for legal assistance.This funding gives our LIBRE (Linking Immigrants to Benefits, Resources, and Education)program the resources to increase the range of services offered to immigrants, includingrepresenting immigrants seeking legal status and helping parents develop family preparednessplans in case a family member is detained or deported.We are also proud of the first-of-its-kind 2016 San Mateo County Eviction Report publishedby Legal Aid and co-author Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto. For the first time,statistical information about the housing crisis in our neighborhood was compiled, analyzedand made public. The report guides officials, decision-makers and the public in the debate anddecision-making process about the housing crisis.We are grateful to you for considering us your partner in the fight against social injustice. Thereis more work to be done as we fight for our clients in these uncertain times.Please consider making a donation of any size to help us continue our work. You can donateby visiting our website at www.legalaidsmc.org/donate or using the enclosed envelope. Thankyou so much in advance.Sincerely,M. Stacey Hawver Janice TamExecutive Director President

This family was able to keep their housing with help from Legal Aid. \"Laila\" and her children have made their home in an apartment in Redwood City for seven years. The two younger children walk to elementary school every day, and the eldest daughter is on the swim team and the cheer team at the local high school. In the fall of 2016 the building was sold to new owners. On the day escrow closed, all the tenants received notice of a $200 rent increase, except Laila. She received a 60-day eviction notice that didn’t state a reason for the eviction. Laila told the landlord that she couldn’t move in 60 days and didn’t want her children to have to leave school in the middle of the school year. The new landlord said she could have an extra thirty days on condition that she pay the $200 rent increase the other tenants were absorbing, and an additional $500, for a total of $700. Laila was desperate and paid the new landlord $700.Laila came to one of Legal Aid’s three weekly housing clinics where she was interviewedin Spanish by a housing coordinator. Legal Aid contacted the landlord to find out why thefamily was being evicted and was told that the family was “messy.” When staff met withLaila in her apartment, they found it was in good condition and became suspicious that thelandlord was discriminating against Laila because she had three children and was a singlemother.The landlord filed an eviction case against Laila. Legal Aid fired back by vigorouslycontesting the eviction case, and threatening to file a discrimination case against thelandlord. The landlord backed down, dismissed the case, and dropped his efforts to evictLaila and her children. They remain tenants in their home and the children continue toattend their schools. Client names and other details have been changed for reasons of privacy

This boy found a path to reading with help from Legal Aid. Reading wasn’t easy for 5th grader \"Zeke.\" While his classmates were choosing chapter books for quiet reading time, he was choosing picture books, hoping none of his friends would notice. Zeke’s teacher knew he was struggling and put him into a small reading group, but that wasn't working. Zeke’s mother was concerned. Zeke’s older sister hadn’t had the same kind of problems when she learned to read. When Zeke’s mother told the pediatrician at Gardner Packard Children’s Health Center (Gardner) about Zeke’s reading struggles, the doctor referred her to the Peninsula Family Advocacy Program (FAP), a medical- legal partnership between Legal Aid, Gardner, Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford, and other clinics in the county. FAP provides free legal services to children, pregnant women and their families to help address the social determinants of health, including education issues.The FAP attorney immediately began to advocate with the school district on behalf of Zeke’smother. In the past, Zeke's mother had asked Zeke's school for a special education assessment,to see if he had a learning disability, but the school had declined. As a result of the attorney'sadvocacy, the school finally agreed to the assessment.After a thorough assessment, it was determined that Zeke had a learning disability and wasonly reading at a 2nd grade level. The FAP team recommended an outside reading interventionprogram that specializes in working with children who have reading disabilities. FAP was optimisticthat Zeke, who was a hard worker and eager to improve his reading, would thrive with this type ofreading intervention. After negotiations were complete, Zeke began his program as soon as schoolconcluded for the year. Now, Zeke’s mother reports that her son has made tremendous strides inhis summer intensive program and is excited to be closer to be reading just like his peers at middleschool this fall.Client names and other details have been changed for reasons of privacy

This young mother kept her family safe with help from Legal Aid. Many months prior to the Trump Administration's end of the DACA program, \"Aleeza,\" an 18 year old mom, contacted Legal Aid's Teen Parent Project because she had filed for DACA but had never heard back from US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). She was unable to re-file because she could not afford to pay the $495 filing fee again. She met with Legal Aid's Teen Parent Project attorney, who helped her file a request with the money order company to reimburse her filing fee and then re- filed her DACA application. When USCIS wrongly denied her DACA because of juvenile police contacts, Legal Aid helped her file a complaint and her DACA application was approved.Shortly thereafter, Aleeza and her husband were brutally attacked by gang members, who hit herhusband over the head with a brick and grabbed her by the hair and threw her to the ground.Aleeza turned to Legal Aid’s Teen Parent Project attorney again, who gave her immediate legalassistance and representation in court. The attorney helped Aleeza file for restraining ordersagainst the gang members and encouraged her to cooperate with the prosecution, despite herfear of retaliation.Aleeza did testify against the gang members and three of her attackers, and a fourth whohelped them intimidate her after the attack, were convicted or pled no contest to felony chargesand were sentenced to state prison. Legal Aid advised Aleeza that because she had helpedlaw enforcement and testified against perpetrators of a crime, she was eligible to apply for UNonimmigrant Status. Legal Aid helped Aleeza obtain a U Visa certification and apply for UNonimmigrant Status for herself and her parents, long term San Mateo County residents with twoUS citizen children. Their applications are pending.Client names and other details have been changed for reasons of privacy

This girl got the medical care she needed with help from Legal Aid. \"Brianna\" is a medically fragile child who was discharged from the hospital with a diagnosis of a serious medical condition. Although she qualified for at-home nursing care under her health care coverage, even after several months had gone by, her family's insurer was still looking for a qualified nurse to assign to her case. Brianna's mother \"Mary,\" though not a medical professional, had assumed the sole responsibility for the complexities of her daughter's care and was feeling exhausted and overwhelmed. She was also frustrated by the long delays in obtaining a service which her daughter was entitled to receive. Following a referral from our partner agency Community Gatepath, Brianna's case came to Legal Aid's Peninsula Family Advocacy Program (FAP).FAP is a medical-legal partnership between Legal Aid, Gardner Packard Children’s HealthCenter, Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford, and other clinics in the county. FAPprovides free legal services to children, pregnant women and their families to help addresslegal problems which are adversely impacting their health, including access to health care.The FAP attorney discussed the case with Mary, and informed her of Brianna's legal rightto appropriate at-home nursing care. The attorney then immediately filed a grievancewith the insurer. Shortly after the grievance was filed, Brianna was hospitalized again. Inthe meantime, Brianna's nursing care was approved and a nurse was assigned to care forBrianna as soon as she was discharged from the hospital.Mary is relieved that her daughter is now receiving the appropriate care at home, andgrateful that Brianna's health and wellbeing are being supported by a skilled nurse.Client names and other details have been changed for reasons of privacy

Impacting the Housing Crisis: San Mateo County Eviction Report 2016 In 2016, the Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County and co- author Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto released the San Mateo County Eviction Report, funded by The San Francisco Foundation and designed by the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project. This report, the first of its kind in San Mateo County, compiles three years of the agencies' eviction case data, covering the period July 2012 to June 2015, and will aid agencies and governments in bringing clarity to a contentious local issue. San Mateo County eviction data is not available in any centralized, publicly accessible database, making this report the first integrated source of information to reveal the full scale of the eviction problem in the heart of Silicon Valley, and to bring to light a number of startling trends:• A 59% increase in the number of evictions for people unable to pay rent on time• A 300% increase in the number of \"no-cause\" evictions, where the landlord gave no reason for the eviction• Seventy percent of the households that sought legal services to help with eviction issues had children• Evictions disproportionately impact Hispanic and African American householdsOne of the report's authors was Legal Aid Directing Attorney Shirley Gibson, who brought to theproject nearly a decade of experience working on housing issues in the county.Says Shirley, \"My hope is that the San Mateo County Eviction Report will be used by officials, decisionmakers and the general public, all of whom are well aware of the housing crisis, but lack data to informdebate and make decisions.\"The full report may be read at the Legal Aid website:http://www.legalaidsmc.org/eviction_report_2016.html

The Impact of Advocacy: California AB 291 strengthens protection for tenants This year, California Assembly Bill 291, The Immigrant Tenant Protection Act, passed the state legislature, and was signed into law by Governor Brown in October. The Act strengthens state law to protect immigrant tenants from intimidation and retaliation in their homes. Immigrant tenants live in a climate of increasing fear of government enforcement action that may be taken against them at any time. This fear can be held over their heads by unscrupulous landlords who assume that their immigrant tenants will be afraid to report abusive actions—extreme rent increases, threats of illegal eviction, or refusal to maintain the property in livable conditions—if they are threatened with being reported to Immigrations and Customs Enforcement.\"Tenants should not have to live in fear simply because they are immigrants or refugees,\" saysbill sponsor Assemblymember David Chiu. \"Trump's escalating war on immigrants is rippingapart families, and mass deportations could be our new reality. This bill will deter the smallminority of landlords who unscrupulously take advantage of the real or perceived immigrationstatus of their tenants to engage in abusive acts.\"\"We have seen an alarming increase in national origin/immigration status discrimination feltby tenants since the election,\" says Legal Aid Housing Project Coordinator Andreina Leon, \"afear that can be exploited by landlords wishing to pressure tenants to accept rent increases, oreviction, without formal legal process.\"Legal Aid Directing Attorney Shirley Gibson contributed data and testimony in support ofthe bill, and she is pleased that these tenant protections have become law: \"AB 291 is acommonsense bill that responds directly to the abuses most commonly reported by Legal Aidclients. Its safeguards are especially necessary given that most undocumented Californiansare renters.\"

Legal Aid Financials 2017 RevenuesGovernment Grants 27% 44% Private Foundations and Contracts and Instiuturions 29%Individual and Firm Contributions Expenses 58%Salaries 23% 19% Core BenefitsMission Support

Pro Bono\"The Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County has been an invaluable partner for our ofϔice's pro bonoprogram. Their excellent training materials and mentor attorney relationships allow our attorneys tobecome proϔicient in the law quickly, which maximizes the value we can provide to our pro bono clients andenhances client outcomes.\" — Nick Woloszczuk, Latham & Watkins LLPAttorney Nick Woloszczuk Legal Aid and Pro Bono Attorneys Making an Impact When \"Maria\" ended her brief dating relationship with \"Eric,\" he responded with threats of physical harm and violently shoved her. After she moved out to escape him, he began stalking her: he would leave notes and personal effects on the windshield of her car, and send texts to show that he knew her movements and whereabouts. Eventually, Maria discovered that a GPS device had been hidden in a secret compartment of her car, and she turned it over to the police. She then iled for a restraining order against Eric, and her case was referred to the irm of Latham & Watkins LLP by the Domestic Violence Collaborative, a partnership of the Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County, Bay Area Legal Aid, and CORA (Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse).Eric denied all of Maria's claims and asserted his right to an evidentiary hearing, which wouldbe delayed for 8 months due to court backlogs. Although Maria had the bene it of a temporaryrestraining order in the interim, Eric used this time to harass and intimidate her by bringingbogus claims against her in small claims court. While the rules of small claims courts did notallow a Latham attorney to appear with Maria in small claims court, we helped prepare herdefenses, and project assistant Na Ho attended the hearing to provide support. As a result ofthese efforts, the small claims court denied relief for Eric's claims.Led by Emily Chen and Nick Woloszczuk, the Latham team took advantage of the time beforethe evidentiary hearing and successfully subpoenaed records from the GPS device maker. Theserecords proved that Eric had purchased the GPS device and that he was receiving alerts tomonitor our client's movements. Facing this evidence of stalking (which is a form of domesticviolence under state law) and the prospect of paying Maria's fees and costs, Eric gave up hisdefense, and the evidentiary hearing, and instead agreed to the stipulation of a three-yearrestraining order. For the year ending 6/30/17, law ϔirms and individuals donated 13,339 hours of pro bono service to Legal Aid clients. PRO BONO ADVISORY COMMITTEE Larry Bennett I Intel Corporation Anne Cappella I Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Mirissa McMurray I Law Of ices of Steven J. Montalvo Rene Kathawala I Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Monique Sherman I Cooley LLP Rachel Williams I Morrison & Foerster LLP

Our Pro Bono partnersAaron, Riechert, Carpol & Carr & Ferrell LLP De Ita & Lowe, LLP Karthik BalasundaramRifϐle, APC John Ferrell Nancy L. de Ita Harsh BarbhaiyaShara Bajurin Priscila BastazinSarah Brooks Cooley LLP Dechert LLP Taimur CaseKathleen Durrans Kristy Brady Justin Boyce Jonathan ChaiJoseph E. Gruber Stephanie So jung Choo * Philip C. Ducker Christine ChenKevin B. Jackson Brett H. De Jarnette Carl Gismervig Sophia ChenMelissa Karlsten Matt Ezer Jonathan David Loeb Angel ChiangCharles M. Riffle Shauna France Charlie Euk Oh Jennifer ChoJessica Rowe Shaina Hyder S. Michael Song Anne ChristyLeticia G. Toledo Lauren Krickl * Jeremy Sperlazza Elena Cloutier Rose A. McKinley Scott Warren Chris CorbetADZ Law, LLP Azadeh Morrison * Isabel da RozaJessica Dayton Allison Peth DLA Piper LLP (US) Eric D. DunnLauren Zorfas Marina Remennik * Bethany Bengfort Rebecca Fewkes Jessica V. Santamaria Krista Anne Celentano * Jennifer J. GalelaAlston & Bird LLP Glen Y. Sato Eric Chow Angelina GallardoClaudia Golden Monique Sherman Jason Chu Linda GoldmanBrianna Ford Kadjo* Lindsy A. Solanki Janet E. Dudley Samira HariramasamyVanessa Katz * Liz Stameshkin Diana Maltzer David HeDinah Ortiz Brandon Stracener Elena Nrtina Linda G. HenryEmily Wu Steve Tonsfeldt Eric Donovan Ryan Mitch HinrichsBrenda Yamasaki Adam Trigg Olga Slobodyanyuk Gregory Allen Hopewell Stephanie Tsao Lauren Tsuji * Mark JansenAmazon Brett D. White * Alison KeiperJim Bryja Rob Wu Duane Morris LLP Nam Sook KimLeah Buckley Lauren M. Case Jorge A. KinaDaniel Rosengard CORA Marcus Colabianchi Christopher P. KingJaime Smith Melissa Gibbs Christine B. Cusick Helen Li Terrance J. Evans * Li LiApple Inc. Cotchett, Pitre & McCarthy, Ana Glory Guardado Sapna MehtaDavid R. Bowman LLP Karineh Khachatourian Jonathan Stephen MillardJessica Fink Camilo Artiga-Purcell Seth K. Kugler * Michael NguyenQuratulann (Annie) Hussain Julie Fieber * Manita Rawat Akshay PanchavatiMatthew Kelley Toriana Holmes Brendan Ruddy Marisha PareekKathleen Kemery Elle D. Lewis Amir A. Tabarrok Lynn Harold PasahowVaishalee Kotecha Anne Marie Murphy David T. Xue Darshika PatelJeff Lasker Adam M. Shapiro Edgar PerezNicole Mirchandani John Thyken Dyer & White LLP Yael PerlLicha Nyiendo Charles A. Dyer Nicholas PlassarasRudhir Patel Covington & Burling LLP Sandra PomeroyMelissa Polinsky David Denuyl * eBay Inc. Patrick PremoJessica Shaw Thomas Edward Garten Hope J. Anderson Nikki QiCyndi M. Wheeler Sarah R. MacDonald * Emily Ross Dale Rice Equinix, Inc. Albert B. RyuArnold & Porter Kaye Sal Torres Apriljoy SanchezScholer LLP Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP Antonia L. SequeiraMatthew H. Fine * Kelley Harrington Facebook Neil Supnekar Ian Hogg Audrey Alesi Lindsay TangAT&T Services, Inc.-Legal Jayeeta Kundu * Jose Barragan Hailey C. TetonDept. Tyler Pender Anna Chen Salomé ViljoenNiki Okcu Igor Piryazev Derek Ryan Lowrey Lauren Estelle Whittemore Neal A. Potischman Natascha Bettelheim Frank Bou-Kain YangBay Area Legal Aid Brooke Pyo Winston Su Hailey H. YoungProtima Pandey Anna Tumanova Matt Sumida Amy Zhang Andrew Yaphe *Berra Stross & Wallacker Fenwick & West LLPNancy Encarnacion Mass Shaherzad Rain Azim * Claire Baek

Pro Bono partners (continued)Guang Y. Zhang Kelsey White HP Inc. Katherine BrockwayLingling Zhao Zelin Yang Jill Falor Rachel Burns Jennifer Rodriguez Jennifer N. CadetFish & Richardson P.C. Gigamon Inc. Zeke A. Rodriguez Lauren M. ChaseBryan K. Basso Dante Corricello Amanda Skaggs Emily Chen *David J. Goren Amanda Hix Jessica ChenJun Ha Jennifer Miller Intel Corporation Eugene Chiu *Irina Lyapis Tina Nasseri Evangelina Almirantearena Isabel ChonAlana Mannigé Elizabeth Toepfer Christina Bayley Pat CivilettiTucker Mottl Juliana Lara Calil Elizabeth ColemanTaufiq Ramji Gilead Sciences Inc. Sonoo Ching Charles E. CrainZach Rhines Joel Benjamin Silver * Leonora Davila Ora FisherNoorossadat Torabi Susan Thal-Shafer Ariana Gallegos Rick FrenkelCong Yao Kelley Goldberg Nicole Fritz Goodwin Procter LLP Sergio Gonzalez Brandon HartsteinFlicker, Kerin, Kruger & John Maselli T. Maria Lam Na HoBissada LLP David L. Simson * Wendy Hwee Ling Lim Miles P. JenningsZelikha J. Dost Julissa Ramirez Saad KhananiErin McCormick Google Inc. Greg Y. Sato Geoffrey M. Kuziemko Lila Albizu Vivek Vishwabhan Sang KwonFurniss Family Law Group Serah Amuyunzu Jacob Weinrich Brian W. LewisLaura Furniss Smitha Danielyan Alex Li * Jacqueline Hea Jones Day Benjamin LissGaline, Frye & Fitting Ashley Hu Fred Alvarez Gavin LiuIlya D. Frangos Sarah Ann Longstreth Daniel Filstrup Michelle E. Lu Leslie Liu Mark Donig Douglas E. LumishGibson, Dunn & Crutcher Katherine Y. Tong William Simson Freeman Chris MortweetLLP Rosa Yaghmour Heather N. Fugitt Brie NgoOmeed Anvar Valerie McConnell Lisa NguyenJoseph Barbeau Gunderson Dettmer, LLP Rina Shah Gil OfirAaron H. Bloom Shu Hu Drew G. ParkesZoe Carpou Kilpatrick Townsend & Yasamin Parsafar *Paul Collins Hanson Bridgett LLP Stockton LLP Meredith C. PeakeCassandra Gaedt-Sheckter Jillian Somers Donovan Dennis Chang Sara PlummerChristina Greenberg Daniel A. Garcia * Urmil V. Davé Lauren L. SchneiderRyan K. Iwahashi Kaylen Kadotani * Paul C. Haughey Boston SchwarzJilliane A. Jackson Kyle A. Mabe Stephen A. Mao Michael R. SeringhausJillian Katterhagen James Anthony Napoli Michael Schiff Cynthia ShortChristina Chandler Kogan* Laurel O'Connor * Claudine V. Wong Michael SorianoMia Lee Holly V. Rhea * Eber TercerosQuincy Lu * Candice Shih King & Spalding Matt Van LeeuwenDaniel Mandel Shayna Mittler Van Hoften Ahmad Asir James P. WalkerLorna McDill Erika H Kikuchi Cassandra WangAlexander T. Murchison * Haynes and Boone, LLP Jullia Park Jie WangHenry Pistell Ran Duan Julie Stockton * Nikolaus A. Woloszczuk*Nathan Powell Jennifer Lantz Andrew Tran Sophie YuArjun Rangarajan Zhong Andy Liu Jingxi ZhaiJulia Reese * Nicholas Lo Kirkland & Ellis LLPNoah Stern Brian Kwok Lien K. Dang Law Ofϐices of JessicaEmma M. Strong Michael Shenker * Darryl J. Ong CochranJonathan Swisher Henry Welch Patricia Ring Jessica CochranWesley Sze Winnie WongChelsea Thomas * Kubota & Constantino Law Ofϐices of Lisa M.Mark Tomaier HPE Noell Kubota Dugoni, APCScott Toussaint Jeffrey B. Ho Lisa M. DugoniCollin Vierra Linda Leung Latham & Watkins LLPBenjamin Wagner Ruth Selon Ravi Antani Katherine Ruby Bielik

Pro Bono partners (continued)Law Ofϐices of Steven J. Michael Miller Lee B. Shepard Kathryn BilderMontalvo Jacob J. Orion Minne Lisa Silverman Adam HesterMirissa Rose McMurray Benjamin H. Pezzner Linda M. Sim Elizabeth Omidian Marianna C. Radloff William Solis * James OtakeLegal Aid Society of San Jose A. Rico Thomas H. Steele Geoffrey L. Robinson *Mateo County Melinda S. Riechert Jacqueline Tam John S. RossiterJay White Brian C. Rocca Camila A. Tapernoux Donna Strain John G. Ryan Jennifer Taylor Carol WarnerLinkedIn Corporation David Sanker * Bill Tian Jacqueline YoungGrace Forker Michael Schlemmer Daisy VisitacionKatherine McGowan Liying Sun Su-Han Wang Pied Parker, Inc.Jennifer Morrill Rita Tautkus Ethan M. Weiner Robert Mazzola *Raji Nagarkar Scott Tester * Rachel WilliamsPuneet Sarna Jennifer Tomlin Bryan Joseph Wilson Pillsbury Winthrop ShawSandy Yao Nancy Villarreal Daniel J. Wilson * Pittman LLP Jianbai (Jenn) Wang Jae In Yoo * Erin Christine JenningsLowenstein Sandler LLP Harlan Wendell James LindfeltJoan O. Arbolante * NetApp, Inc. Rebecca SchiesserNatasha Arora * Morrison & Foerster LLP Lilia Rose Ryan Selness *Bill Jacobs Mimi Butler Khan ShingChristopher E. Kokoska Jennifer B. Caballero O'Melveny & Myers LLP Glenn Anthony SweattJohn Russell Tiffany Cheung * William AbbottNedda N. Salehi Jennifer S. Chiang Jay Choi Quinn Emanuel Urquhart &Paul-David Shrader Anita Choi Jonathan Crawford Sullivan, LLPCatherine Weiss Minsu Chung Snehal D. Desai Kyle Batter *Catherine Zhu Anne Coillot Melody Drummond Hansen Charles C. Comey Bhavreet Singh Gill Ropes & Gray LLPMcDermott Will & Emery Christopher Deetz Mark Liang Melissa BenderDaniel Alberti Megan Dysart Eric Ormsby Catherine HarrisJodi Benassi * Nicole Elemen Ramon David Ramirez Shrut KirtiLucas Dahlin Sharyn Funamura Susan G. van Keulen Daniel Richards Jana Glock Hao Wang Shreevani SuvarnaMorgan, Lewis & Bockius Norman Ho Annie Woodworth David WurzburgLLP Eneda Hoxha Wenting YuKevin Benedicto * Tiffany Hu John X. Zhu * Skadden, Arps, Slate,Robert Brundage Katie Hubbert Meagher & Flom LLPLucas Chang Antonio L. Ingram Orrick, Herrington & Barry ChangCatherine Chou Aria Kashefi * Sutcliffe LLP Ian ChenTheodore E. Dayno Emiko Kurotsu Evan Brewer * Martin M. de JongCarol Dillon Kenneth Kuwayti Nancy Chen Leif King *Lesley Chang Dobbins Sabrina Larson Amy Dalton Gina LaCavaCindy L. Dole Janica Lee Bas de Blank Christopher P. MurphyElizabeth A. Erskine Greg LeSaint Vickie L Feeman * AnVy H. NguyenKaron N. Fowler Yue Li Patti Johnsen * Kyohei ShimizuAngela Gandhi * Jackie Liu Ajay Koduri Tatyana ShmygolVictor Guerrero Kelly Lowenberg Lillian Mao *Joan M. Haratani Teresa MacLean David R. Medina * SoloTera Marie Heintz Andrew Monach Cam Phan Patrick BenitoCorey Houmand Jonathan J. O'Connell Daniel Saposnik Martin BrandfonAhren Hsu-Hoffman Susanne N. Petersen Anthony Tartaglio Judy DennisCharles Huse Ingrid N. Pfister Robert Uriarte Denise Lillian Donovan *Athena C. Johns Mary Race Sonia Valdez Thomas P. FeledyClaire M. Lesikar Sean Rawls Danielle Van Wert * Anthony W. GibbsAndrew H. Leung Daniel Reese Amy K. Van Zant * Stephen A. HansenVictor Lim Paige Rice Robert HortopMichael Lyons Perkins Coie LLP Robert G. HowieAlekxander Markelov Samya Abdela Geneva A. Lai Robert F. Lee

Pro Bono partners (continued)Solo (continued) Edwin Cruz Audrey NicolsonStuart Loh Thomas D. Earnest * Kei NishimuraCharmaine Mesina Cody Gaynor Rafael PerezLinda Murphy Larry Guo John PolanskyMichele Nadan Stephen Horton Hayley ReynoldsKathryn Schmidt Jonathan Joannides * Christian Ruano Emily Kan Susan RussellTechKnowledge Law Nicolas Kerr Wendy H. SegalGroup LLP Harry Khanna * Timothy C. WrightJerry Chen Sean Kwak Weili (Alex) Zhong Christina J. LeeTurner Boyd Drew S. LimingJulie Turner Emily M. H. Ly * Rose MoralesTwitch Interactive Inc. Catherine MorenoShirin Keen Rodolfo MunozElaine Mederer Mark ParnesKevin K. Yung Elizabeth Peterson * Celine Purcell *Vinson & Elkins LLP Sid Ray *Erica Connolly Liles H. ReppColin McDonell Adaeze Udoji Stephanie Van HornWeil, Gotshal & Manges Christopher VargasLLPLuci Barry Individual Attorneys,Cristiana Blauth Oliveira Law Students & LegalAmanda K. Branch ProfessionalsMichele A. Gauger Taly AvigdoryMarisa B. Geiger Jeremy BenderIrina Zyubina Khait Regina BerriosCristina Passoni Wenfei CaiAlex Purtill Kate ChanMaxwell Lee Ronci Elsa ChangSteven Rushing Sherwin Chen Victor GomezWilson Sonsini Goodrich Nishant Jaiswal& Rosati Valerie KahnIvan Au Corey KnissCollins C. Belton Beth LeBowJames Bryant * Nikki LiNathan Cao * Emily LiuAlex Castellanos Miranda Xiaolin MaBrian Chan Samuel MossEvelyn Y. Chang David Thomas NazzaroEunice E.P. ChoiNatasha Chu * Reflects pro bono work for 7/1/16-6/30/17 * = Contributions of 50 hours or more

Annual Campaign donorsVisionaries - Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP Claudia Haslam$25,000 & above Hemming Morse LLP M. Stacey Hawver Hogan Lovells US LLP Hewlett Packard EnterpriseBaker & McKenzie LLP Jones Day Robert HortopCooley LLP Jorgenson, Siegel, McClure & Flegel, LLP Intel CorporationFacebook Keker, Van Nest & Peters LLP JTK Charitable Fund,Fenwick & West LLP King & SpaldingGilead Sciences, Inc. Renee Lanam a donor-advised fundLatham & Watkins LLP Leonidou & Rosin Professional Corporation John JorgensonMorrison & Foerster LLP McDermott Will & Emery Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLPThe Morrison & Foerster Foundation Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP Lakin Spears, LLPOrrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Paul Hastings LLP Donna & Joe LanamWeil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Larry LangdonWilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Nancy L. & Charles M. Riffle #† Law Rocks, Inc.Foundation Elise Lawson Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Mary H. ^# & Richard C. LinInnovators - Janice S. Tam ^# Jeana Bisnar Maute$10,000 - $24,999 Alison R. Watkins ^ Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Karen & Rand White ^# Jennifer MorrillJessica Arner ^# & Eli Abbe WilmerHale Valerie J. MulhollenGeorge R. Corey William L. Nagle, Esq.Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP Inϐluencers - Hope Nakamura & Glen SatoDLA Piper LLP (US) $1000 - $4999 Ann Nejasmich & Hon. Steven DylinaLynne Esselstein ^# & Jonathan Joseph Judy & Brad O'BrienGenentech, Inc. Aaron, Riechert, Carpol & Riffle, APC Mark G. ParnesStacey Keare ^# & John Charles Hodge Alston & Bird LLP Peter & Paula Uccelli FoundationKirkland & Ellis Foundation Paul J. Andre Jason PollardLinkedIn, Inc. Anonymous Barbara & Paul Regan Apple Inc. Greg Regan, C.P.A. ^Changemakers - Jane & Aaron Armstrong ^ H. Yvonne Seeley$7,500 - $9,999 Richard C. Berra Sideman & Bancroft LLP Bingham Osborn & Scarborough LLC Lisa Langer & Dan K. Siegel #†Covington & Burling LLP Michèle M. Bissada & Scott Spivack Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLPLowenstein Sandler LLP Juliet Brodie & Jane Schacter Sarah & Matt SlayenPepper Hamilton LLP Suzanne & Tony Callahan Nancy Spencer & Hardy CallcottSimpson, Garrity, Innes & Jacuzzi, PC Judy H. Chen & Anthony B. Kwee Steyer Lowenthal BoodrookasViola Law Firm P.C. Martin J. CollinsJanet Weiss & David C. Wilson ^# Mark Doiron Alvarez & Smith LLP Donnelley Financial Solutions Ann M. Thai ^Mobilizers - John C. Dwyer The Allstate Foundation$5,000 - $7,499 Fish & Richardson P.C. The Grotellone Family Flicker, Kerin, Kruger & Bissada LLPAnderson Yazdi Hwang Minton + Horn LLP Joseph Galligan, CPA Charitable FundLaura I. Bushnell ^ Moon & Matthew Gemello Leticia G. Toledo ^# & Albert P. DavidCarr McClellan Cindy & Evan Goldberg Turner BoydCotchett, Pitre & McCarthy, LLP Isaac Deleon Goodman Susan A. UccelliDechert LLP Karen Greenwood ^ Tricia & Michael VinsonFox Shjeflo Hartley & Babu LLP Hanson Bridgett LLP Visa GivingstationBeverly & Ron Garrity Hanson Crawford Crum Rachel P. Williams & Richard Edwards Susan J. & Laurence A. Weiss ^ Family Law Group LLPReflects gifts received 7/1/16 - 6/30/17 Donate anytime at: www.legalaidsmc.org/donate

Annual Campaign Donors (continued)Catalysts - Jeff L. Strobel Yan Liang$500 - $999 Sibyl E. & Hans. R. Troesch Kelly Lo Antonia P. Tu Savas James LoukedisEvangelina Almirantearena Julie S. Turner Nancy & Robert S. LuftMaya Altman Paul J. Walti, Jr. Madigan & Lewis, LLPAnonymous Scott MaurerLucy & Robert Berman Tricia & Timothy Wright † Jennifer Mezey & Jonathan LevyRandy S. Brackeen David J. MicleanHonorable Patricia Bresee, Ret. Adam J. Zapala ^ Minnis & Smallets LLPNora & John Capers Ivan MoralesAnne & Guy W. Chambers Contributors - Vincent A. Muzzi $250 - $499 Richard NelsonKristi Cotton Spence #† & Robert L. Spence Marc Nickel Phyllis Annett Anna NordbergSimone Coxe Susan Austin & Michael L. Charlson Niki B. OkcuDaniel Lee Honorable Donald Ayoob David R. PackardLisa M. Dugoni Emma Berndt Caroline Wu PadreKathleen Durrans Jacqueline Glynn Brandin Ruthie PalmerMitch Eckstein Andrea Brant David J.N. PasternakMark D. Fischer-Colbrie Betty & Robert Brown Anne & Rodney PearlmanDebb Friedman & Jeffrey Brown Renee Brown Kara W. PerezKathryn Fritz Stephanie Brown Robert PhillipsLaura M. Furniss Michael Burt Howard G. PollackGalligan, Thompson & Flocas LLP Susan G. Burwell Charles H. RiblePenny & Greg Gallo Diane & Mark Cassanego Kent RichardsonGoogle Inc. Yar Chaikovsky Cathy RinconJeff Gould Meghan Chavez Lydia RiveraAlice & David W. Herbst Susan Chow Ralph Steve RobinsonGail M. Huston & Ralph M. Pais Jeff Cobb Herbert M. RosenthalBrianna Kadjo Elizabeth & James R. Cody Bryson SantaguidaKazan, McClain, Satterley & Greenwood Linda & Daniel Cooperman Peggy Schmidt & Joseph J. TabaccoBarbara Kiem & Larry Eiselstein Amy Cramer & Scott McGaraghan Cheryl & Jeffrey SelmanJennifer & Brian Levey Jennifer Crum Marcia Settel & David GilsonSuzette Lin Mary DeVoy Marcie & Artie StorchLucas Lux Jeannette & Jim Drake Ellen Sueda & Mark LeachTrinidad Madrigal Angela Dunning Wendy Tice-WallnerDr. Bettina McAdoo, M.D. & Gordon Russell George Edelman Hong Hanh VoColleen McAvoy Roger Fields Thomas WatkinsLaurel Miranda Patricia Georges & Robert Fucilla Kristen & Edward WilligHonorable Carol L. Mittlesteadt, Ret. Gary Gleason Monica WinghartNVI Rani, Inc. Gregory Goodwin Jessica YoungBambo Obaro Stasia Grose YourCause, LLC for Dell GivingMary & Jeffrey Peart Marina C. Gruber & Clayton M. Nall Daniel A. ZionyTyler Pender Jeffrey Hallam Bonnie ZuccaElizabeth C. Peterson Russell C. HansenMilan M. Radojevich Sara D. Harrington Supporters -Lilli Rey Peter Harris $100 - $249Jennifer Rho Charlotte HarrisonLisa Roberts & Patrick King Robert B. Hawk Olabisi AkinolaSadhana (Sandy) Narayan Shannon Hodges Owen AllenKathryn Schmidt & Miro Cizin Steven Katz Lage AndersenTimothy T. Scott Kevin G. Kelly AnonymousShivadev Shastri Claudia Kent Dickman Hilarie AtkissonShearer Family Trust Cheryl King Victoria S. BahnasyShearman & Sterling LLP Kathryn Kolder William BauldMichael Shpizner Sarah E. KurtzFrank A. Small

Annual Campaign Donors (continued)Supporters (continued) Rachel & Thomas Kellerman Luc Schuster Honorable Margaret J. Kemp, Ret. Honorable Joseph C. ScottRobbie & Bob Baxter Shelley Kessler Hasma Serverian & HonorableBruce E. Beekley John KloostermanClyde Beffa, Jr. Mary & Thomas Kmak Aram ServerianLarry A. Bennett Tommie Knight Jessica ShawMary Ellen Benninger John Krug Jacob ShowJoyce & Sid Berenstein Jayeeta Kundu Eric D. SiegelEric S. Blum Kenneth A. Kuwayti David L. SimsonJulie & Jim Borden Jeff Lasker Elizabeth SkeyDavid R. Bowman William C. Last Jr. Nikki SokolJeffery Boyarsky Linda J. Lorenat Donna M. SpillaneCatherine C. Brady Alisa MacAvoy Srija SrinivasanRobert J. Brady Mary & James R. Madison Robynn SteffenRobert J. Brigham Manos & Curl LLP Johanne SterlingElizabeth Buenger Hughes William Margrabe Lee StettnerMary Burns Ann Marquart Maco StewartFeb Roman Cabrasawan Steven R. Mashin Jeffrey StorchThomas J. Cahill Sara Matlin & Jay Laefer Renee StrandnessDianne & Mauro Calvi Claire McCarthy Peterson & Craig Peterson Edward W. SumanChristina Chandler Kogan Mirissa McMurray & Honorable Kevin A. TahenyFelicia Chiu Carolyn A. ThonCORA Don R. Franchi Ginny TraubAnne & Bernard Cotter Laura Mehaffey Bijal VakilLiza Cristol-Deman Alexander Merchant Marian G. Van OrsdolThomas Davis Shirley Moore Stephen M. WagstaffeDru Devlin Sharon Navratil & Tom Vacar Sean WaniDennis J. Durkin Perla Ni Honorable Marie S. WeinerAnna & Brett Dyer Nolan Barton Bradford & Olmos LLP Marilyn M. WendtKathleen Emery Katie Nolan-Stevaux Cheryl & Clark WestmontHonorable Anna Eshoo Laura L. Norris Sam WhittingtonHonorable Susan Irene Etezadi Licha Nyiendo Arun WiitaDonald F. Farbstein, Esq. Omidyar Network Fund, Inc. Christine WiitaCharles Finney Oracle Paul WiitaHal E. Forbes, Esq. Outten & Golden LLP Donald WilliamsGaline, Frye & Fitting Mary S. PantonRita Giles & John Hughes Lynn H. Pasahow Golnar Yazdi #†Maud Gleason & Dr. Frederick Holley Rudhir PatelBetty & Gordon Moore Foundation Stephen Peters, Esq. Jennifer YuPenelope & Scott Greenberg Sheila Purcell Gerald J. ZanzingerChristina Greenberg Que SeRaw SeRaw, Inc. Denise & Joseph I. ZionySharon Greenwood Victor Ramirez Barry ZwarensteinEmily Gregory Peter H. ReidAmanda Hawes Courtney Regan Friends -Hayes Scott Bonino Ellingson & McLay, LLP Tim Regan up to $99Rose & Michael Hendershot Paul G. ResnickDoriane & Walter Heyman Dr. Beth B. Rosenthal, Ph.D. AmazonSmileAlan Horwitz Caryl & Bill Russell Modell Marlow AndersenJoshua Hugg Pamela & Eric D. Ryan AnonymousCharmaine Huntting Marisa C. San Filippo Allison BajracharyaJessica E. Intrator San Mateo County Central Labor Council Jonathan BakerLynn & Dave Iverson Pip & Lee Sanders Susan J. BardetLori & Ara R. Jabagchourian ^ Janet & Victor Schachter Luci BarryHonorable Jonathan E. Karesh Kelli Schultz Kathy BattatCarol Karwatt Himenes Kay Benz Robin C. Crawford

Annual Campaign Donors (continued)Friends (continued) Gifts in Loving Memory ^ Member, Legal Aid Board of DirectorsPatricia & Michael Crilly In Loving Memory ofDevon Davidson Brandon Horpel Chernick # Past President ofDeborah O. Dempsey Legal AidValerie & Jon Diamond Clifford ChernickIris H. Dragan † Member, Legal AidAngelin Fairbairn In Loving Memory ofElaine Ryzak Fraser Gerald Wagstaffe Advisory CommitteeElspeth HansenCynthia Hong Wagstaffe & WagstaffeLee Ann Horton, CPAStacy Hovan In Loving Memory to theChristopher Jaap Carl L. McConnellWilliam R. Johnston Summer FellowshipJustGive, Inc.Pamela S. Kaufmann Leslie and Dan BallesterosMelvin C. Kerwin Linda BuchRebecca Kirsch Claire J. BuntonVaishalee Kotecha Melanie & David BurnsMaris Kreizman Robin CookeAllen Lam Cotchett, Pitre & McCarthy, LLPMia R. Lee Brenda G. DauDeborah Leon Jeanne FinbergHien Lien Jerry Y. FongSusan McAllister Janice FoxMary Rita & Thomas N. McKay Stephen E. HagenMichael McKay Honorable Thelton HendersonJo Ann Marie & Carl Miller Mary Ann HurlimannElizabeth & David Miller Brielle JohnckAndy Min Kim KrutillaAnnie Noonan Ben KwongGreg Proctor Elaine Leitner & Steven ZieffAda Reid Glenn LouieElvira M. Rios Lee LyonPuneet Sandhu George MeagherWendy & Jonathan Segal Kelley & Tim MurphyMarian Sprague Brian W. NewcombMargaret Stevenson & David Flamm Anita N. Nichols & HonorableBarbara StorchGenie Storch Leslie C. Nichols, Ret.Joseph Storch David R. PackardNanette Stringer Michael PayneChristopher Taylor Jennifer ProtasKevin Tsuchida Peter H. ReidAdrienne & Neil Tuch Sandra SandsLinda Tuerk David & Donna SpencerAnne Van Brunt Cheryl & Duf SundheimShayna M. van Hoften James ToweryNancy & Herve Vanclef Karen & Alan UsasMr. & Mrs. J. Anthony Villanueva # Nancy & Herve VanclefBrian Washburn Tricia & Michael VinsonSirrah Williams Wendy WhippCharlotte Willner Professor Eric W. WrightJonathan L. Wolff Margaret H. Wright Tricia & Timothy Wright #†

Annual Campaign Donors (continued)Corporate, Foundation and GovernmentAT&TThe Alzheimer's AssociationAmerican Academy of Matrimonial LawyersAtkinson FoundationBlue ShieldCalifornia Department of Managed Health CareThe California EndowmentChan Zuckerberg Initiative DAF, an advised fund of the Silicon Valley Community FoundationCity of BurlingameCity of Daly CityCity of Menlo ParkCity of San MateoCity of South San FranciscoCounty of San Mateo Aging & Adult ServicesCounty of San Mateo Department of HousingCounty of San Mateo Health System/Behavioral Health and Recovery ServicesCounty of San Mateo Health System/Health Coverage UnitCounty of San Mateo Measure ACovered CaliforniaFirst 5 San Mateo CountyFlora Family FoundationGenentech FoundationThe Grove FoundationHealth Plan of San MateoHeising-Simons FoundationThe Hurlbut-Johnson Fund, an advised fund of the Silicon Valley Community FoundationJohn & Marcia Goldman FoundationLucile Packard Children's Hospital StanfordMills-Peninsula Medical CenterPalo Alto Community FundPalo Alto Foundation Medical Group Community Health Care Endowment FundPhilanthropic Ventures FoundationSan Mateo County Health Care for the Homeless/Farmworker Health Program of the San Mateo Medical CenterSanDisk Corporation Fund, a corporate advised fund of the Silicon Valley Community FoundationSand Hill FoundationThe San Francisco FoundationSilicon Valley Community FoundationSobrato Family FoundationState Bar of California Legal Services Trust Fund ProgramSunlight Giving Donate anytime at: www.legalaidsmc.org/donate

Community Advisors and VolunteersPENINSULA FAMILY ADVOCACY LIBRE STEERINGPROGRAM ADVISORY COMMITTEE COMMITTEEBaraka Floyd, MD, MSc, Co-Medical Director- FAP Andres ConnellLucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford Nuestra CasaCheryl Goldfarb-Greenwood, RN, CNS Navjeet SinghLucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford San Mateo County Human Services AgencyTeresa Jurado, Patient Mentor Gloria Hernandez-GoffLucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford Ravenswood City School District SuperintendentRon Katz, JD, Of Counsel Jana KiserGCA Law Partners LLP Redwood City 2020Jennifer Newberry, MD, JD Co-Medical Director- FAP Stephanie QuinteroStanford University School of Medicine Legal Aid Society of San Mateo CountySherri Sager, MPA, Chief Government and Hope NakamuraCommunity Relations Ofϔicer Legal Aid Society of San Mateo CountyLucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford Patricia OrtizLee Sanders, MD, MPH Redwood City School DistrictLucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford Fatima SoaresEd Schor, MD Coastside HopeLucile Packard Foundation for Children's HealthEwen Wang, MD LEGAL AID SOCIETY VOLUNTEERSStanford Department of Emergency MedicineKaren Wayman, Director, Family Centered Care Iliana ArbeedLucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford Tim ClarkDana Weintraub, MD Co-Medical Director- FAP Lydia DaviesLucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford Julia HowardJody Winzelberg, AuD, Administrative Director, Greg JohnsonPatient and Family Services Ronan MorrillLucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford Hector Pardo Narvaez Carina TraubLEGAL AID GOLF CLASSIC COMMITTEE AND JUSTICE FOR ALLRonald F. Garrity, Co-Chair AWARDS LUNCHEON COMMITTEESimpson, Garrity, Innes & Jacuzzi P.C.Howard Pollack , Co-Chair Karen N. Ballack, ChairFish & Richardson P.C Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLPRich Berra, Chair Emeritus George R. Corey, Chair EmeritusBerra Stross & Wallacker Corey, Luzaich, de Ghetaldi, Nastari & Riddle LLPMichelle Barnett Tom FitzpatrickAaron, Riechert, Carpol & Rifϔle, APC Pepper Hamilton LLPYar Chaikovsky Kirsten KeithPaul Hastings LLP Mayor, City of Menlo Park, Attorney at LawGuy Chambers Donna LanamSideman & Bancroft LLP Amanda RiddleCraig Crawford Corey, Luzaich, de Ghetaldi, Nastari & Riddle LLPCarr McClellan P.C. Sarah SlayenMark Doiron Julie UccelliWells Fargo Bank Uccelli & Associates, Certiϔied DepositionMarina Gruber and Trial Court ReportersMorgan Lewis Susan UccelliBill Gutierrez Uccelli & Associates, Certiϔied DepositionGutierrez Marca LLP and Trial Court ReportersMike Hendershot George WailesPaul Hastings LLP Attorney at LawTommie Knight Alison WatkinsAaron, Riechert, Carpol & Rifϔle, APC Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLPWalt ShjeϐloFox, Shjeϔlo, Hartley & Babu LLPJulie UccelliUccelli & Associates, Certiϔied Deposition and Trial Court ReportersSusan UccelliUccelli & Associates, Certiϔied Deposition and Trial Court Reporters

Legal Aid's Board of DirectorsOFFICERSJanice S. Tam I President I Estatable LLCAra Jabagchourian I Vice President I Law Ofϔices of Ara JabagchourianAdam Zapala I Secretary I Cotchett, Pitre & McCarthy, LLPGreg Regan, C.P.A. I Treasurer I Hemming Morse, LLPDIRECTORSAaron M. Armstrong I Visa Inc.Jessica Arner I Lakin Spears, LLPLaura Bushnell I King & Spalding LLPVera M. Elson I Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & RosatiLynne Esselstein I San Mateo Public Library FoundationKaren Greenwood I Spruce HealthStacey KeareMary H. Lin I Bay Wealth Legal Group, LLPAnn M. ThaiLeticia G. Toledo I Aaron, Riechert, Carpol & Rifϔle, APCSal Torres I Equinix, Inc.Alison R. Watkins I Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLPLaurence A. WeissRand N. White I Dyer & White LLPDavid C. Wilson I VenEarth Group, LLCADVISORY COMMITTEEMaureen P. Alger I Cooley LLPJanette Leonidou I Leonidou & Rosin Professional CorporationCharles M. Rifϐle I Aaron, Riechert, Carpol & Rifϔle, APCDan K. Siegel I Jorgenson, Siegel, McClure & Flegel, LLPKristi Cotton Spence I Law Ofϔice of Kristi Cotton SpenceTimothy C. WrightGolnar Yazdi I Anderson Yazdi Hwang Minton + Horn LLP

Legal Aid's Attorneys and StaffSENIOR MANAGEMENTM. Stacey Hawver I Executive Director I Stanford Law School, 1987Shirley Gibson I Directing Attorney I New College of California School of Public Interest Law, 1999Hope Nakamura I Directing Attorney I UCLA School of Law, 1986Marcie Storch I Director of Development I University of Connecticut School of Law, 1981ATTORNEYSDavid Carducci I Director of Litigation I University of San Diego School of Law, 1991Michelle de Blank I Staff Attorney I Hastings College of the Law, 1997Jonathan Garcia I Staff Attorney I Ventura College of Law, 2013Joshua Grossman-Swenson I Staff Attorney I University of Oregon School of Law, 2014Jenny Horne I Staff Attorney I Stanford Law School, 1993Sasha Martinez I Staff Attorney I University of San Francisco School of Law, 2015Scott Maurer I Consulting Attorney I Santa Clara University School of Law, 1995Danilyn Nguyen I Supervising Attorney I Santa Clara University School of Law, 2009Janet B. Seldon I Director of Pro Bono I New College of California School of Public Interest Law, 1984Kate Stanford I Supervising Attorney, Legal Director, Peninsula Family Advocacy Program I NYU School of Law, 2011Trevor Yan I Staff Attorney I Georgetown University Law Center, 2014STAFFLacei Amodei I Project Coordinator I California State University, San FranciscoBrian Burns I Communications and Events Manager I UCLAMaria Chatterjee I Senior Project Coordinator I University of Valencia, SpainFrancisca Guzman I Senior Project Coordinator I University of California, BerkeleyVanessa Hearne I Project Coordinator I Cañada CollegeAndreina Leon I Project Coordinator I California State University, Channel IslandsLoreli Lopez I Of ice Manager I Heald CollegeAllison Marseille I Director of Grants & Contracts I Emporia State UniversityLarisa Mialik I Development Assistant I Chabot CollegeRuby Mora I Project Coordinator I University of California, BerkeleyLiliya Mukha I Bookkeeper I Gomel Cooperative InstituteStephanie Quintero I Law Clerk I Hastings College of the LawRuby Romero I Project Coordinator I Cañada CollegeElsie Sanchez I Receptionist I College of San MateoSusan Stortini I Accountant I University of Manila Philippines

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