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Achievement Rewards for College Scientists ARCS Foundation Seattle Chapter 2022 A N N U A L B R O C H U R E ARCS SCHOLAR Arnav Das Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Washington

Table of Contents ARCS Foundation Seattle Chapter Giving 2 3 2022 2023 ARCS Foundation Seattle Chapter Board of Directors University of Washington 4 5 President Margaret Niver McGann Washington State University 6 7 President Elect Jenny Wyatt Endowments and Named Fellowships 8 Advisors at Large Marcia McGreevy Lewis Valerie Voss Thoughts from the Presidents 1 Individual Gifts 9 VP Communications Polly Kenefick Corporate Secretary Judy Rogers VP Development Tina Neiders Courtney Laughery VP Finance Kristin Kenefick VP Membership Missy Zumwalt Lyndi Taylor VP Programs Margaret Breen Krissy Grey VP University Relations Rhea Coler Karen Beaudry Director Long Range Planning Mary Kerr Laura Bailey Director Nominations Andrea Thoreson National Liaison Kathleen Simpson 2023 Fall Task Force Advisor Kitti Lile Thoughts from the Presidents Washington State University continues to be grateful for the commitment of ARCS Foundation Seattle Chapter to advance graduate science education ARCS fellowships give WSU an edge when recruiting and retaining top doctoral candidates These efforts align with WSU s strategic plan and the Drive to 25 our goal to become one of the nation s Top 25 public research institutions Kirk Schulz President Washington State University Meeting the challenges facing our communities from climate change to health disparities requires deep expertise innovation and discovery With the generous support of ARCS Foundation Seattle Chapter ARCS scholars are addressing these challenges as they train to become the next generation of scientists whose work will help to create a healthier more equitable and more sustainable world Ana Mari Cauce President University of Washington ARCS Mission Statement Chapter Vision Statement Solidarity Statement ARCS Foundation advances science and technology in the United States by providing financial awards to academically outstand ing U S citizens studying to c omplete degrees in science engineering and medical research The vision of ARCS Foundation Seattle Chapter is for Washington State to be a world leader in scientific excellence and innovation for the betterment of humanity We are a thriving chapter of members who support research scholars at the University of Washington and Washington State University through well funded fellowships ARCS Foundation Seattle Chapter stands in solidarity with the BIPOC and LGBTQ communities We are committed to diversity equity and inclusion We commit to use our platform as a catalyst to create lasting change You may read our full statement of support at www seattle arcsfoundation org We are honored to support scholars whose foundational research and tangible outcomes will have a broad impact on society now and into the future Margaret Niver McGann President ARCS Foundation Seattle Chapter 1

Advancing Science Together Support an ARCS Scholar with a gift of 17 500 Support Scholars in perpetuity with an ARCS Endowment of 100 000 Consider Corporate Partnerships ranging from 2 500 25 000 14 Fellowships of Scholars Served Susan Swindells ARCS Member Endowment Donor 1 500 ARCS Fellowships Awarded Experiments Conducted 2M Hours of Research 1 000 PhDs Completed Since 1958 Universities ARCS Foundation National Data across 1 5 chapters nationwide 97M I find it exciting to visit with my scholars to see through their eyes what they are learning and accomplishing 22M ARCS Foundation Seattle Chapter Data since 1978 250 000 Raised 2 5M NEARLY Scholar 1M ARCS Awards Given Events Annual Giving Since 1978 B 72 REAK Endowments 11 000 Donor Support in 2021 2022 ARCS Scholars supported 121M in ARCS Scholar awards 3 600 Patents Awarded 1 800 Companies Founded TH Leave a Legacy with a Planned or Estate Gift 168 10 Memberships RO Industries S Advance ARCS Foundation s Mission with a gift of any size 4 Because of You UG H Ways to Give Aeronautics Animal Science Astronomy Bioengineering Biology Chemistry Computer Science Crops Soils Ecology Engineering Entomology Environmental Science Epidemiology Fisheries Forestry Genetics Math Scholars To learn more about gifts of any kind please email information seattlearcsfoundation org Advancing science for our future through Planned Giving An ARCS Endowment Planned Gift is a gift that keeps on giving I am thrilled to support ARCS Scholars in perpetuity as we encourage cutting edge work in science and technology Alice Weymuller ARCS Member pictured left 2 Washington Research Foundation gave 1 65M to support ARCS Endowments at the UW and WSU Graduate students make crucial contributions to advancing research and innovation at our universities WRF funding for ARCS Scholars through the years recognizes their scientific excellence and dedication and we are delighted that this e ndowment will continue to do so in the future Meher Antia WRF Director of Grant Programs The ARCS Advantage Breakthroughs happen here Medicine Neuroscience Nursing Oceanography Pathology Pharmacy Physics Plant Science Space Speech Hearing Statistics 3

Maitreya Dunham PhD Professor Genome Sciences University of Washington The UW s Genome Sciences department new to ARCS this year strives to address leading edge questions in biology and medicine by developing and applying new genetic genomic proteomic and computational approaches These scientists are taking advantage of the vast genomic information now available for humans model organisms and a host of other species Recruiting top scholars is key to this work We try to assemble an incoming class that can succeed in the program with opportunities to do research that will further their careers and our department goals at the same time says Professor Maitreya Dunham PhD It s important to bring in a vibrant group of students and support them in their thesis work she adds And what ARCS does best is emphasize the same things that we really care about They re also aligned with our values in wanting to attract a diverse group of students We really appreciate that aspect of their mission We want to help students make the best possible choice and these are students with many options Dr Dunham continues Our program is very competitive with an acceptance rate of less than 10 but there are many competitive programs Anything we can bring in is helpful anything that demonstrates commitment gives students resources offers community those are values that we want to communicate to recruits ARCS provides all of these things and more UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Cera Hassinan UW Scholar 2019 2022 Molecular and Cellular Biology I study rhythmic behaviors like walking biking and swimming things people do every day and may take for granted says third year ARCS scholar Cera Hassinan who is pursuing her PhD in the Molecular and Cellular Biology program at the UW Such behaviors created by neurons talking to one another evolve and change throughout the course of a lifetime Cera cites the way a toddler walks versus an adult as an example of this The brain of a toddler is different from that of an adult over time neurons refine the way they communicate she explains I want to understand how that communication changes over time Cera s work could also help create a basic understanding of how communication between neurons get disrupted providing valuable clinical insights about neurological disorders like Parkinson s disease that disrupt movement A member of the Crow Creek Sioux tribe with her maternal family originating in South Dakota and her paternal family based in Cairo Egypt Cera says the ARCS fellowship was a major factor in her decision to do her research at UW Being in community with my family is tremendously important to me and ARCS helps me have access to them she shares adding A lot of grad students of color and specifically Natives have a hard time seeing their families ARCS allows me to go home UW Departments ARCS Seattle Chapter supports the UW students College of Arts Sciences Applied Mathematics Astronomy Biology Chemistry Mathematics Physics Speech Hearing Sciences Statistics College of Engineering Aeronautics Astronautics Bioengineering Jointly with School of Medicine 4 Chemical Engineering Civil Environmental Engineering Computer Science Engineering Electrical Computer Engineering Industrial Engineering Materials Science Engineering Mechanical Engineering College of the Environment Aquatic Fishery Sciences Atmospheric Sciences Earth Space Sciences Environmental Forest Sciences Oceanography Quantitative Ecology Resource Management QERM Graduate School Interdisciplinary School of Nursing Molecular Cellular Biology Neuroscience School of Dentistry Health Economics and Outcomes Research Medicinal Chemistry Pharmaceutics Department of Oral Health Sciences includes DDS PhD and PhD degree programs School of Medicine Bioengineering Jointly with School of Medicine Genome Sciences Medical Scientist Training Program MD PhD Microbiology Nursing Sciences School of Pharmacy School of Public Health Biostatistics Environmental Occupational Health Sciences Epidemiology Institute for Public Health Genetics Pathobiology My ARCS fellowship was invaluable in providing support during my academic training I was able to afford the cost of relocating as well as other unexpected expenses I loved my time as an ARCS Fellow and appreciated the friendliness and generosity of donors Now I have the opportunity to work with incoming ARCS scholars and serve as a mentor on their scientific journey Atom Lesiak Ph D Director of Education Outreach Genome Sciences 5

Michael Neff PhD Director of Graduate Program in Molecular Plant Sciences Washington State University We re easily among the top 10 if not the top five plant PhD programs in the country asserts Michael Neff PhD Director of WSU s graduate program in molecular plant sciences In fact a recent ranking published by the National Research Council placed the program in the top five in the U S This unique program brings together faculty and PhD students from eight departments across four colleges in an interdisciplinary environment that provides students with great flexibility and growth opportunities Students and faculty work in tandem to understand the characteristics and mechanisms of plants and use that knowledge to develop new medicines safe and abundant food and innovative agricultural systems to feed our global population Not surprisingly WSU s program is highly competitive But that competition goes both ways And ARCS has made a difference for top scholars who are deciding among the country s top programs It s a dance comments Dr Neff Fit is very important and ARCS has been absolutely critical in attracting world class scholars from across the United States Dr Neff believes strongly that what attracts those scholars is far more than the financial reward offered by an ARCS Fellowship It s the prestige of the fellowship having it on your CV and the connections available through ARCS That s the real value WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY Andrew Herr WSU Scholar 2019 2022 Molecular Plant Sciences From start to finish it takes seven to eight years to develop a new variety of wheat It s the same to improve an existing variety says third year ARCS Fellow Andrew Herr who is earning his PhD in molecular plant science at WSU s winter wheat breeding research program The more we can shorten that window the better he continues We want to improve yield disease resistance and flour quality as fast as possible providing farmers with the best product With wheat prices skyrocketing right now we need to act quickly to aid in global food stability and availability Andrew is using drone imaging and remote sensing in his pursuit to help develop the next best variety of wheat for farmers to grow in their fields Using a multispectral camera which sees infrared and near infrared we can identify the health metrics of the plant he says ARCS was says Andrew the cake topper in my decision to move to Washington The excellent WSU faculty the opportunity to work with my advisor plus ARCS it was a no brainer Andrew and his wife just might stay We like the area and when I m out driving I can see my research all around me WSU Departments Washington State University Fellowship Support Areas The Seattle Chapter supports WSU students in these departments and schools College of Agriculture Human Natural R esources Science Animal Sciences Crop and Soil Sciences Entomology Molecular Plant Sciences Plant Pathology College of Arts Sciences Chemistry 6 Voiland College of Engineering Architecture Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering College of Veterinary Medicine Global Health Molecular Biosciences Integrative Physiology and Neuroscience Veterinary Clinical Sciences Veterinary Microbiology and Pathology Doctoral students are at the core of every great research university We are grateful for the support of ARCS Foundation which helps us recruit outstanding students and enriches their experience The research and innovation of WSU s doctoral students inspires the community and contributes to our land grant mission Elizabeth Chilton Washington State University Provost and Executive Vice President Chancellor WSU Pullman Professor Department of Anthropology 7

Endowments Fellowships 2021 2022 Individual Gifts An ARCS Foundation Endowment gift of 100 000 or more supports ARCS Scholars in perpetuity at either the University of Washington or Washington State University Through the extraordinary generosity of the donors listed below ARCS ARCS Foundation Seattle Chapter would like to thank the generous donors listed below for their contributions of 17 500 over three years to support an ARCS Scholar s ARCS Foundaton Seattle Chapter is grateful for the generosity of those donors who have made individual gifts between July 1 2021 to June 30 2022 Please note all fellowship and endowment donors are excluded from this list as they are listed on the previous page Foundation Seattle Chapter has been able to establish 62 Named Endowments since 1990 with over 16 million in assets education and research at either the University of Washington or Washington State University 10 000 Above Allyn Perkins Loch Anderson 4th Allyn Perkins Loch Anderson Second Endowment 5th Aven Foundation 6th Rosa Ayer 10th Becky Jack Benaroya 16th 17th Bobbie Richard Berkowitz in Nursing Science 1st Nicole A Boand in Chemistry 4th 5th Doris L Carnevali in Nursing Science 2nd Alicia Jeff Carnevali in Oceanography 2nd Alicia Jeff Carnevali in Honor of Sophia R Carnevali 2nd Chisholm Foundation 12th 13th Chisholm Foundation Second Endowment 14th Virginia M Dickenson Memorial 8th Rick Jacque Doane 6th Dooley Short 5th Jeff Eby WRF Fairway Fund 8th Micki E Robert J Flowers 9th Cindy Stan Freimuth Jeff Jana Foush e Family 4th Jeff Jana Foush e Family Second Endowment 3rd Margery Friedlander 8th Bill Melinda Gates Foundation in the School of Public Health 4th Vicki Gary Glant 10th Carmen Carver Gayton Ruth William P Gerberding 12th Vicki J Thomas W Griffin in Honor of Paige Griffin Thoreson 8th Gladys Harrington in Honor of Eve Alvord 21st 24th Ronald Darlene Howell UW 1st Ronald Darlene Howell WSU 1st Mark A Jones in Chemistry 5th Kristin N Kenefick 2nd Kristin N Kenefick Nancy P Norberg 3rd Kristin N Kenefick Nancy P Norberg in Oceanography K J Gus and Connie Kravas Lisa Mike Losh 7th MAC Consortium Margi Jim Allison Anne Simpson Charlie Conner 7th 8th Rhea and Clark Coler with their ARCS Scholar Jeremiah Sims UW MD PhD Molecular and Cellular Biology Credit Kristin Zwiers Photography Keith Mary Kay McCaw Family Foundation 11th 18th Keith Mary Kay McCaw Family Foundation Second Endowment Pamela H and Donald W Mitchell in Nursing Science 5th 7th Pamela H and Donald W Mitchell Second Endowment 6th Joanne Bruce Montgomery 11th Joanne Bruce Montgomery in Honor of The American Lung Association 4th Nancy P Doug E Norberg 5th Oceanus 8th Candice Rosenberg Peterson 15th 16th Susan William Potts 4th Oliver W Press Mary Claire King 2nd Jim Trish Rogers 7th Dorothy Lewis Simpson 18th Charles Delphine Stevens Family 2nd George Carlyn Steiner 10th 11th Althea Stroum 32nd 33rd Julie Tall 7th Lynn Mikal Thomsen 18th Camille Jim Uhlir 15th 16th Walker Family 11th 12th Washington Research Foundation UW 132nd Washington Research Foundation WSU Michael Marti Young 2nd John W Elaine A Zevenbergen Sr 30th 34th Nancy John Zevenbergen 31st Karyl Elias Alvord 5th Alvords 22nd in honor of Bruce Laura Bailey Loch Anderson Allyn Perkins 6th Mani Barrier Patty Jimmy Barrier 7th Margaret Breen Stewart Landefeld 4th Karen Cameron in honor of Kevin Cameron Sandra Kent Carlson 4th with Luciana Simoncini Todd Scheuer Rhea Clark Coler with ARCS Foundation Mary Dunnam 6th Lindsay F Patti Paxton Eberts with ARCS Foundation Kathy Fraser 3rd with Sally David Wright 3rd Alden Garrett Charles Eriksen Kathleen Richard Gary 2nd Krissy Mark Grey Cheryl David Hadley 4th Cassa Hanon Allison Steve Harr 2nd Andrea Ellison Hess 5th Hussey Family 4th Susan Jobs with Gail Larry Ransom 2nd Terry David Keegan Memorial Trish Keegan Tom Lennon 3rd Polly Andrew Kenefick with ARCS Foundation Kerr Family Cori Kirkpatrick 2nd with Marcia McGreevy Lewis 3rd Lisa Jim Koch Marcia McGreevy Lewis 4th with Connie Niva 3rd Kitti Bill Lile 3rd Ellen Look Tony Cavalieri Diane Kirby McDonald Catherine Mee 5th Nancy Mee Dennis Evans 4th Sally John Morbeck 2nd with Erin Moyer Jason Barber Photo on opposite page ARCS Member Marcia Lewis right with Scholar Meagan Asche center WSU Entomology and donor Connie Niva left Credit Kristin Zwiers Photography 8 Harriett John Morton 4th Lynn Pigott Mowe 4th PACCAR Inc 8th Pendleton Elisabeth Carey Miller Charitable Foundation 8th Elizabeth Jonathan Roberts 3rd Floyd Rogers Memorial Judy Rogers 2nd Kathleen Brooks Simpson 4th Lyndi Bob Taylor 3rd with ARCS Foundation Luciana Simoncini Todd Scheuer 2nd UW Graduate School 17th 19th Jean B Viereck 6th Debbi John Wilson 4th with Jenny Scott Wyatt 4th Washington Research Foundation 118th 131st WSU Graduate School Zevenbergen Capital Investments LLC 29th 32nd 33rd ARCS Seattle in honor of Jeff Eby ARCS Seattle in honor of Cindy Stan Freimuth ARCS Seattle in honor of Jan Harrison ARCS Seattle in honor of Mary Kay McCaw ARCS Light in honor of Carmen Gayton ARCS Light in honor of Carlyn Steiner Anonymous Washington Research Foundation Zevenbergen Capital Investments 5 000 9 999 AHT Insurance Amazon Laird Norton Wealth Management Lee and Claudia Brooke Foundation Beth McCaw Tina and Karl Neiders Anne Simpson and Charlie Conner Wyman Youth Trust Missy and Kurt Zumwalt 2 500 4 999 Hope Garrett Beverly and Donald Jefferson Alida and Chris Latham Margaret Niver McGann and Chris McGann Amy and Matt Rudolf Lesa Sroufe and Matt Barnes Teresa Spellman Gamble with Tinte Cellars Lesley and Tom Todaro USI Insurance Services 500 2 499 Alison Aleinikoff Jean Amick Megan Anderson Susan and Charles Armstrong Tasha Atchison Laura and Bruce Bailey Trudy Baldwin Julie Barbo Anne and Geof Barker Karen and David Beaudry Ann and Bruce Blume Zan Brookshire and Bert Green Kim Brown Seely Amy and Duff Bryant Kendall and Stead Burwell Barbara Cahill Jennie Carter Pamela Cobb Julie Coleman Terry Cook David Coy Marjorie Danz Helen Day Brooke and Bertrand deBoutray Sarah Dunnam Marlene and John Durbin Pamela Ebsworth Karen Ericksen Krista and Jim Ferguson Fey and Grey Orthodontics Donna and Michael Fey Alice Foreman Gautsch Jody Foster and John Ryan Doris Gaudette Bob Gilb Vicki Giles Fabre Lisa Gloss Lyn and Gerald Grinstein Cathi Hatch Jane and James Hawkanson Betty and Richard Hedreen Mary Ellen and Patrick Hughes Spencer Hurst and Jenny Rogers Hurst Don and Ann Jenkins Christy Jones and Robert Lilleness Melissa and Eric Jones Meredith and Dave Kenyon Beth and Will Ketcham Sally Ketcham Barbara and Judd Kirk Anne Knight Christina Koons Nancy and Gordon Kritzer Courtney and Todd Laughery Kathleen Leppig Sandy Lew Hailer Sue Lobland Peter Bladin and Donna Lou Dave and Helen Mandley Diena and Russ Mann Jud Marquardt and Connie Niva Marcus Mason Ann and Rick Matsen Betsy Maurer Ann McCutchan Janet and Rod McNae Laura and David Midgley Colleen Mills Marcia and Clyde Monma Marla and Albert Moss Susan Moss Eleanor and Charles Nolan Eric Olson and Oliver Colbert Shelley Pemberton and George Laramore Molly Pengra Eleanor and Charles Pollnow Elizabeth Post Nancy Press Ellen Richardson Elizabeth Riddington Melissa Ries Deborah and Douglas Rosen Jeanie and Bill Rosen Jill Ruckelshaus Judy and Fred Rupert Wendy and Stockton Rush Elizebeth Rutherford M A and Bruce Sangeorzan Faye Sarkowsky Ty Scheumann Diana Schiro Esther Schoenfeld Lauren Schuchart Noel and Kirk Schulz Laurie Sharp Ahern and Paul Lee Ahern Jr Christine Simpson Brent Hope Stroble Katie and Bob Strong Anne Thomas Ginny Thomas Andrea Thoreson Caren and John Tidwell Betty Tong Beth Toomey Valerie Voss and John Houlihan Anne and Wayne Wager Iris and Ted Wagner Susan Weinstein and Stephen Tapscott Liz Welch Jennifer West Higgins and John Higgins Alice and Ernest Weymuller Carla Wigen Dixie Wilson Carol Wright Howard S Wright III and Kate Janeway Wright Up to 499 Nancy and Craig Abramson Jennifer Adams Kari Aggerholm Jan Agosti Mary Alberg Melissa Albert Henry Albrecht Marilyn Allen Marlee Anderson Lisa Armintrout Emily Bayne Antezana Janice Bede Maureen Bekemeyer Cecilia Bitz Tomitha Blake Susan C Blethen Andrea Brocato Kristine Buck Carolyn Cairns Geri and Chris Carlson Chris Carpenter Nancy Carr Tyler Carr Katharine Christie Susan and Dean Clark Lisa Colton Kelvie Comer Diane Curtis Caroline Davis Leona De Rocco Maria Denny and James Kodjababian Lily Dias Libby Dohoney Pam Donoghue Dana Doucette Lindsey du Toit Ryan Durkan Olga Dyckman Caroline Egan Lindsey Elhart Baker Annie Cave Ezell Jessica Ferguson Catherine Fisher Claudine Fleury Eliza Flug Joan Foley and Per J rnberg Stacie Foster Dana Frank Penny and Paul Fredlund Amy Jordan Friedland Linda Frye Terri Gaffney Genectar Gregory Gibson Diane Goldfeder Sue Gonzales Diane Gordon Anne Hall Betz Halloran Myra and Jack Hanover Catherine Drew Harvell Chapin Henry Ana and Alan Hergert Anne Hilbert Moira Holley Jane Hongladarom Cynthia Huffman Romney Humphrey Gretchen Hund Elizabeth Hunt Sally Hurst Janice Huseby Jenefer Hutchins Lurdes Inoue Sarah and Charlie Jaquet Galen Jefferson Carole Jenny and Thomas Roesler Katie Jordan Thomas Kawula Mame Kell Lisa and Jim King Carolyn Kitchell Carol Knaup Judy Landin Lynn Langseth Vanessa Laughlin Melinda LeClerecq Marilyn Lewis Pat Lovkhart Sherry Lundeen Valerie Margulis Kristi Mathisen Renae and Michael Matson Heather McAdam Barbara and Steve McKeon Joe Merrill Judith Miller Jessica Minnitti Susie Moore Shelley Morrison Patricia Morse Peggy Most Joan Myers Mary Nelp Lianne Nelson Sally Neu Nicole Neutz Linda Nihoul Caren Ogg Carrie Olesen Kit O Neill Catherine O Rear Johnnie Orozco Karen Peterson Paul Pitre Gayle Podrabsky Barbara Potter Jaech Melissa Pratt Maximilian Press Kay Price Paula Rattigan Sue Raymond Justin Resnick Sara Robertson Vicki and Albert Rosellini Sheila Schultz Christine and Bruce Schwager Paula and Alan Senior Sandy Sessler Lisa Sferra Kyle Shea Andy and JoAnn Stergachis Jane Stonecipher Aodhan Sweeney Paula Szkody and Don Brownlee Janet R Thompson LuAnne Thompson Top Jewish Foundation John Tranquada Ann Trimble Dorothy Urban Joan Valaas Moya Vazquez Diane Warshal Shannon Weed Phil White and Susan Mersereau MJ Whitehouse Colleen and George Willoughby Kit Wright Linda Wyman 9

Dorothy L Simpson ARCS Foundation Seattle Chapter Leadership Award ARCS Foundation Seattle Chapter Established in 2018 in honor of Dorothy Lewis Simpson 1924 2018 this award recognizes an ARCS Scholar with exceptional qualities of leadership intellectual curiosity and dedication to the greater good is grateful to our 2022 2023 Partners for their generous support PLATINUM SPONSOR Kelly Mack Computer Science and Engineering University of Washington We are proud to name Kelly Mack as the 2022 Dorothy L Simpson Leadership Award recipient Kelly earned her BS degree in Computer Science from the University of Illinois and she is now a PhD student the UW Paul G Allen School of Computer Science and Engineering with an emphasis on accessibility and adaptive technologies for people with disabilities Her research includes developing automated techniques to address accessibility issues for students with varying disabilities in the same classroom For more information on her research visit https kmack3 github io hile Kelly is passionate about creating accessible technology she also wants to change W the culture on how people think about disability and inclusion in the classroom As an advocate she has led discussions on disability inclusion across campus and has mentored coders on how to design disability friendly projects Congratulations Kelly Achievement Rewards for College Scientists ARCS Foundation Seattle Chapter Private Mailbox 429 4616 25th Avenue NE Seattle WA 98105 information seattlearcsfoundation org www seattle arcsfoundation org GOLD SPONSOR SILVER SPONSORS BRONZE SPONSORS