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Honor Roll of Donors
University Benefactors
(pages 4–6) are individuals,
foundations, businesses, and
other organizations that have
made cumulative contributions
of $50,000 or more over
the history of the campus.
The 21st Century Club (pages
6–7) acknowledges those who
have made deferred gifts or
provisions in their estates that
will benefit UC Santa Cruz.
Alumni Contributors (those
who attended UCSC for three
or more quarters, pages 7–15)
are listed by class year and
giving society (see below). If
listed with a spouse or partner,
the UCSC alumnus/a of
that class year is listed first.
If both are alumni, the listings
are followed by *.
Parent Contributors (pages
15–21)
Individual Contributors (donors
who are not alumni or current
parents, pages 21–29), are listed
according to giving society.
Business, Foundation, and
Organization Contributors
(pages 30–31) and Trusts (page
31) are listed alphabetically.
UC Santa Cruz Foundation
Trustees currently serving are
indicated by †, and former
trustees by ‡. Faculty are
indicated by #, and staff by
◊. Alumni are indicated by *,
and Parents by ∆. Deceased
donors are indicated by (d).
Giving Societies recognize the
generosity of our contributors
and accord donor benefits at
various levels. They are:
Annual Donor
($100 to $999)
Chancellor’s Circle
($1,000 to $2,499)
Chancellor’s Associates
($2,500 to $4,999)
Silver Chancellor’s Associates
($5,000 to $9,999)
Gold Chancellor’s Associates
($10,000 or more)
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Between July 1, 2007, and June 30, 2008, more than 12,000 alumni, parents, individuals,
and organizations supported UC Santa Cruz with gifts totaling $31.6 million, an increase of
25 percent over the previous year. This Honor Roll of Donors acknowledges those contributors.
ANNUAL GIVING: CREATING PHILANTHROPIC COMMUNITY
Through UCSC’s Annual Fund, donors provide crucial ongoing support for their favorite college,
department, division, or program, or for the Chancellor’s Fund for Excellence and Parents
Fund, which help meet critical campus needs.
Annual Giving programs at UCSC raised $2.37 million, including nearly $560,000 from alumni
and $447,000 from parents. “We’re especially thrilled to see parents stepping up to support the
campus,” says Adam Goduto, director of development for the Annual Fund. “They’re an integral
part of the UCSC community, and we’ve been working very hard to involve them in meaningful
ways.” Indeed, this year, UCSC instituted the Parents Council, which will provide parents with
an opportunity to raise and direct funds for special projects benefiting students.
For information about supporting UCSC’s Annual Fund or Colleges, contact Goduto at
(831) 459-2489 or agoduto@ucsc.edu. To give online, go to review.ucsc.edu/giving.
University
Benefactors
Gifts Totaling $5,000,000 or more
Jack Baskin† and Peggy M. Downes
Baskin#
William and Flora Hewlett
Foundation
Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Gordon and Betty Moore
Foundation
David and Lucile Packard
Foundation
Texas Instruments
Gifts Totaling $1,000,000 to
$4,999,999
Anonymous Donor
American Cancer Society
American Chemical Society
ARCS Foundation
AVI CHAI Foundation
Elena Baskin (d)
Bridge Information Systems
Cadence Design Systems
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Cisco Systems
S. H. Cowell Foundation
Digital Equipment Corporation
Charles Griffin Farr (d)
Ford Foundation
Florence French (d)
Goldman Sachs Foundation
Gray Whale Ranch Investors and
Ranch Properties
Alfred Hahn (d)
Ardis Hyde (d)
Philip Hyde (d)
Intel Corporation
Helen Diller Family Supporting
Foundation of the Jewish
Community Endowment Fund
Walter Johnson Foundation
Joyce Foundation
W. M. Keck Foundation
Christian Keesee
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Kresge Foundation
J. M. Long Foundation
Joseph Long‡ (d)
Robert and Eliane Long
Los Alamos National Security
Kumar† and Vijaya Malavalli
Adolph and Mary Miller (d)
Kiyoko M. “Kit” Mura-smith*‡ and
John A. Ware
National Semiconductor Corporation
Anne F. Neufeld Levin† and Paul Levin
Noyce Foundation
Oregon State University
Bernard Osher Foundation
Julie Packard*‡ and Robert N.
Stephens*
PALCO Laboratories
Pew Charitable Trusts
Rockefeller Foundation
San Francisco Foundation
H. Boyd and Deborah Seymour, Jr.
Silicon Valley Community
Foundation
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Barbara Snader (d)
Spencer Foundation
Stupski Family Foundation
Sun Microsystems, Santa Clara
UCSC Alumni Association
Harry Warren (d)
Gifts Totaling $500,000 to $999,999
Anonymous Donor
Agouron Institute
Morley and Frances Baer (d)
Elspeth Bobbs and Sheila Armstrong
Anonymous Gifts
Crown Zellerbach Foundation
Flora Family Foundation
Global Solutions for Infectious
Diseases
Walter and Elise Haas Fund
Clarence Heller Charitable
Foundation
Hewlett-Packard Company,
Palo Alto
IBM Corporation
James Irvine Foundation
William and Susan Irwin (d)
Pirkle Jones and Jennifer McFarland
John and James Knight Foundation
Jean Langenheim#
Roberta Lumb (d)
Thomas Lumb (d)
John and Catherine MacArthur
Foundation
Dean McHenry (d)
Jane McHenry
Charles Merrill, Jr.
Microsoft Corporation
Rebecca and James Morgan
Nature Conservancy
Newman’s Own, Newman’s Own
Organics
Bunny Outcalt (d)
Miller Outcalt (d)
Siegfried Puknat (d)
Gordon*†∆ and Tanya Ringold
Silicon Valley Overland Robotics
Association
Spruce Street Foundation
Stuart Foundation
Symantec Corporation
Wachovia Foundation
Gifts Totaling $250,000 to $499,999
Anonymous Donor
Alias America Corporation
Sara B.† and Donald Allen, Jr.
Allstate Foundation