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Invest in our shared legacy. Save The Bay’s Campaign will elevate our impact—ensuring that we can tackle emerging threats and seize new opportunities. Your support will break the gridlock on sea-level rise protection, accelerate wetlands restoration, eliminate pollution, promote urban greening, build equity, and foster environmental justice.
Rise to the climate challenge and join us in creating a resilient Bay Area.
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Honorary Committee
The Honorary Committee of Turn the Tide, The Campaign for Save The Bay comprises leaders, donors, and current and former elected officials who have generously lent their names and support to this ambitious venture to build a resilient, vibrant Bay Area that withstands the challenges of climate change. We are grateful for their pivotal role in championing a resilient future for San Francisco Bay.
We are thrilled and grateful to recognize the leadership of the Save The Bay Board, Leadership Gift Team, and generous supporters of the Campaign for Save The Bay. Your leadership and generosity make it possible to Turn the Tide on climate change. We are also grateful to the many community members, not listed here, who made bequests to Save The Bay.
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Chirag Amin*
Rhiannon* & Rob Bailard
Carol Baird & Alan Harper
Kay K. Baum
Bland Family Foundation
Kelly J & Samuel Bronfman II
Janet Brown
Byers Family
Stacey Case
Chavez Family Foundation
Martin F N Cooper
Steve Dakin* & Margaret Tamisea
Dennis DeBroeck* & Nancy Heinen
Alison Elliott & Steve Blank
Nancy Fee*+
Donnie Fowler*+ & Heather Stephenson
The Environmental Stewardship Fund
The Gilhuly Family Foundation
Ken Greenberg
Chris Hockett, Chair, Save The Bay Board of Directors^ & Deirdre Hockett
Yoon Kim*
Peter Laidlaw*
Joan F. Lane in memory of Mel Lane
Hugh Le*
The Libby, Mary and Mary Jane Fund for Education and Community Engagement
Samuel N. Luoma
Melissa Mangini* & Justin Pearson
Marcia & William Pade
Juliana Park*^ & Christopher Gee
Jay Pierrepont*+
Mira & Suresh Raman
Jennifer & Armello Rodriguez
Sand Hill Foundation
Sam Schuchat^
Nancy Strauch
Mark & Susan Stutzman
Lauren* & Kirk Swezey
Wendy Tokuda & John Norheim
Diana Walsh & Kent Walker
Jake Warner
Don Weden
Terry F.* & Douglas R. Young
Peggy and Lee Zeigler
* Member, Save The Bay Board of Directors
+ Member, Leadership Gift Team of The Campaign for Save The Bay
^ Co-Chairs of The Campaign for Save The Bay
Save The Bay has worked with dedicated local, state, and federal elected officials for decades to protect and restore the Bay. These leaders are lending their names in support of the Campaign for Save The Bay to increase our capacity and impact. Together, we’ll Turn the Tide on climate change.
(Titles for identification purposes only)
Art Agnos – Former Mayor, San Francisco
Jesse Arreguin – Mayor, Berkeley
Vinnie Bacon – Former City Council, Fremont
Ian Bain – Former Mayor, Redwood City
Tom Bates – Former Mayor, Berkeley
Josh Becker – State Senator
Cruz Bustamante – Former Lieutenant Governor and State Assembly Speaker
David Cohen – City Council, San Jose
Damon Connolly – State Assemblymember
Dave Cortese — State Senator
Kaia Eakin – City Council, Redwood City
Anna G. Eshoo – Member of Congress
Lisa Gautier – City Council, East Palo Alto
John Gioia – Supervisor, Contra Costa County
Steve Glazer – State Senator
Ron Gonzales – Former Mayor, San Jose
Susan Gorin – Supervisor, Marin County
Loni Hancock – Former State Senator
Jared Huffman – Member of Congress
Mary Hufty – City Council, Portola Valley
Yoriko Kishimoto – Former Mayor, Palo Alto
Ted Lempert – Former State Assemblymember
Sam Liccardo – Former Mayor, San Jose
Evan Low – State Assemblymember
Matt Mahan – Mayor, San Jose
Gayle McLaughlin – City Council, Richmond
Kevin Mullin – Member of Congress
Don Perata – Former State Senate Pro Tem
Aaron Peskin – Supervisor, San Francisco
Dave Pine – Supervisor, San Mateo County
Bill Quirk – Former State Assemblymember
Libby Schaaf – Former Mayor, Oakland
Patricia Showalter – Mayor, Mountain View
Jackie Speier – Former Member of Congress
Phil Ting – State Assemblymember
Aisha Wahab – State Senator
Bob Wieckowski – Former State Senator
Scott Wiener – State Senator
We are thrilled and grateful to recognize the leadership of the Save The Bay Board, Leadership Gift Team, and generous supporters of the Campaign for Save The Bay. Your leadership and generosity make it possible to Turn the Tide on climate change. We are also grateful to the many community members, not listed here, who made bequests to Save The Bay.
Anonymous (10)
Chirag Amin*
Rhiannon* & Rob Bailard
Carol Baird & Alan Harper
Kay K. Baum
Bland Family Foundation
Kelly J & Samuel Bronfman II
Janet Brown
Byers Family
Stacey Case
Chavez Family Foundation
Martin F N Cooper
Steve Dakin* & Margaret Tamisea
Dennis DeBroeck* & Nancy Heinen
Alison Elliott & Steve Blank
Nancy Fee*+
Donnie Fowler*+ & Heather Stephenson
The Environmental Stewardship Fund
The Gilhuly Family Foundation
Ken Greenberg
Chris Hockett, Chair, Save The Bay Board of Directors^ & Deirdre Hockett
Yoon Kim*
Peter Laidlaw*
Joan F. Lane in memory of Mel Lane
Hugh Le*
The Libby, Mary and Mary Jane Fund for Education and Community Engagement
Samuel N. Luoma
Melissa Mangini* & Justin Pearson
Marcia & William Pade
Juliana Park*^ & Christopher Gee
Jay Pierrepont*+
Mira & Suresh Raman
Jennifer & Armello Rodriguez
Sand Hill Foundation
Sam Schuchat^
Nancy Strauch
Mark & Susan Stutzman
Lauren* & Kirk Swezey
Wendy Tokuda & John Norheim
Diana Walsh & Kent Walker
Jake Warner
Don Weden
Terry F.* & Douglas R. Young
Peggy and Lee Zeigler
* Member, Save The Bay Board of Directors
+ Member, Leadership Gift Team of The Campaign for Save The Bay
^ Co-Chairs of The Campaign for Save The Bay
Save The Bay has worked with dedicated local, state, and federal elected officials for decades to protect and restore the Bay. These leaders are lending their names in support of the Campaign for Save The Bay to increase our capacity and impact. Together, we’ll Turn the Tide on climate change.
(Titles for identification purposes only)
Art Agnos – Former Mayor, San Francisco
Jesse Arreguin – Mayor, Berkeley
Vinnie Bacon – Former City Council, Fremont
Ian Bain – Former Mayor, Redwood City
Tom Bates – Former Mayor, Berkeley
Josh Becker – State Senator
Cruz Bustamante – Former Lieutenant Governor and State Assembly Speaker
David Cohen – City Council, San Jose
Damon Connolly – State Assemblymember
Dave Cortese — State Senator
Kaia Eakin – City Council, Redwood City
Anna G. Eshoo – Member of Congress
Lisa Gautier – City Council, East Palo Alto
John Gioia – Supervisor, Contra Costa County
Steve Glazer – State Senator
Ron Gonzales – Former Mayor, San Jose
Susan Gorin – Supervisor, Marin County
Loni Hancock – Former State Senator
Jared Huffman – Member of Congress
Mary Hufty – City Council, Portola Valley
Yoriko Kishimoto – Former Mayor, Palo Alto
Ted Lempert – Former State Assemblymember
Sam Liccardo – Former Mayor, San Jose
Evan Low – State Assemblymember
Matt Mahan – Mayor, San Jose
Gayle McLaughlin – City Council, Richmond
Kevin Mullin – Member of Congress
Don Perata – Former State Senate Pro Tem
Aaron Peskin – Supervisor, San Francisco
Dave Pine – Supervisor, San Mateo County
Bill Quirk – Former State Assemblymember
Libby Schaaf – Former Mayor, Oakland
Patricia Showalter – Mayor, Mountain View
Jackie Speier – Former Member of Congress
Phil Ting – State Assemblymember
Aisha Wahab – State Senator
Bob Wieckowski – Former State Senator
Scott Wiener – State Senator
Turn the Tide, Rise to the Climate Challenge
Climate change is not a reason for discouragement or despair. It is a reason to find your voice, find your role and join the movement that can help change the course of our region’s environmental history. The time is now, and the path is clear.