EHSS.org - Enterprise for High School Students

The Gladys Thacher
Legacy Circle

A gift to Enterprise for High School Students will build our endowment and support programs for the future of San Francisco youth. The Gladys Thacher Legacy Circle is a group of dedicated supporters who include EHSS in their estate plans.

Members of the Gladys Thacher Legacy Circle receive the following benefits:
• Recognition (with your
permission) in a special section
of our Annual Report and EHSS
newsletter
• Invitations to attend our annual
fundraisers, The San Francisco
Fall Antiques Show and Private
Collections Art Tour
• The satisfaction of knowing your
gift will build capacity in our
award-winning programs for
San Francisco youth

Site Credits

Taproot Foundation Team:
Terri Bogaards Design
Darrow Boggiano
Yi Cao
Daniel Lai
Bill Leech
Caroline Schiff Photography
Tammra Smith
Sharon Travers

Your support helps EHSS expand programs that create new and
exciting opportunities for San Francisco youth.

Individual Opportunities for Giving • Donate to our programs • Hire an EHSS student • Become a CEP Summer Internship Advisor • Participate in a career panel • Attend The San Francisco Fall Antiques Show and The Private Collections Art Tour events • Donate appreciated securities • Ask your employer to make a Corporate Matching Gift • Leave a legacy - become part of The Gladys Thacher Legacy Circle	Business Opportunities for Giving • Provide financial support for one of our programs • Hire an EHSS student • Host a Job Shadow event • Become a CEP Summer Internship Partner • Sponsor The San Francisco Fall Antiques Show or The Private Collections Art Tour events • Encourage your employees to volunteer at EHSS
Please contact our Director of Development for more information about our individual or business opportunities for giving.
• Austin Memorial Foundation • Bevan & Associates • Bothin Foundation • Buena Vista Neighborhood Association • California College of the Arts • California Pacific Orthopedics & Sports Medicine • The California Wellness Foundation • Carroll Public Relations • Chapman & Associates • Chevron Energy Solutions • San Francisco Department of Children, Youth and their Families (DCYF) • Dodge & Cox • Dolby Chadwick Gallery • Farella Braun + Martel • Gap Corporation • The Gap Foundation • Genstar Capital LLC • The George H. Sandy Foundation • Golden Gate Pediatrics • Harvest Capital Strategies • Helm Financial Corporation • The Hooked on Golf Foundation • Jacobs • Jeffers Design Group • JMP Securities • Kaiser Permanente • The Kimball Foundation • C. Mariani Antiques	• McKesson Corporation • Merrill Lynch • Mission Hiring Hall • Moroso Construction • Mother Jones • The Olympic Club • The Olympic Club Foundation • PG&E • Paragon Real Estate Group • Parsons Transportation Group • Priority Graphics • R.P. Foundation • Ryan Associates General Contractors • San Francisco Bay Pediatrics • The San Francisco Community Challenge Grant • San Francisco Department on the Status of Women • San Francisco Juvenile Public Defenders Office • San Francisco Surgery Center • Serenity Dental Spa • The May and Stanley Smith Charitable Trust • Tincher Construction Company • UCSF Pediatrics Oncology • Up on Top • URS • US Bank • Zephyr Real Estate

I don't know where else I would have gotten the hands-on training I received in Pathways. Beyond learning computer and office skills, the counselors prepare you for the transition to having an actual job, and they're super supportive. They made it seem like work would be fun and exciting - and it was.

After going through Pathways, I was accepted to an internship at Mother Jones through CEP. I learned an incredible amount, plus I worked 30 hours a week and was paid. EHSS does a great job of matching the student with the right internship. I just finished applying to college, and my supervisor at Mother Jones even wrote me a recommendation. I'm thinking about journalism. Or maybe behavioral biology.