Chabot Gala
2022 Save the Date

8th Annual Gala

Who: All are welcome!
What: 8th Annual Gala Fundraiser
Where: TPC Stonebrae, 202 Country Club Dr., Hayward, CA 94542
When: Thursday, October 6, 2022, 6:00 - 9:00 P.M.
Cost: $150 per ticket

Join us for a beautiful evening at TPC Stonebrae for dinner, wine, entertainment, and auction activities to raise funds for Chabot College students and programs. We will be honoring:

Buy Your Tickets

Contact FriendsofChabot@chabotcollege.edu for ticket payment options

2022 Sponsorship Levels and Benefits

To become a sponsor:

Help us avoid processing fees!
Mail a check made out to “The Friends of Chabot College” to:
The Friends of Chabot College
25555 Hesperian Blvd.
Hayward, CA 94545

Silent Auction Item Sponsorship

Donations accepted until September 19, 2022

  • Donate a silent auction item(s) and we’ll put a themed basket together for you that features your company!
  • Contact the friendsofchabot@chabotcollege.edu to donate

For more information, contact The Friends of Chabot College at FriendsofChabot@chabotcollege.edu or 510.723.7412


Thank you to our generous sponsors!

Legacy

Local 342

Heritage

Sheet Metal Workders 104
Freemont Bank
International Brotherhood of electrical workers

Heirloom

Local 304

Traditional

Hon. Evelyn Gonzalez and
Dr. Juan Gonzalez
Al & Marsha Badella
Hon. Pat Gacoscos
Susan Sperling, Ph.D. &
Marc Janowitz
East Bay MUD Casa Sanchez Foods New Haven Schools

Golden

American River Framing, LLC
Craig Shira & Angelica Reyes
Dale & Judy Wagoner
Drs. Hal & Rose Gin
Melinda Matsuda & Mike Pucci
Mark & Lety Salinas
Miguel Colon
Donna L. and Edward E. Martins Foundation

Honorees

Bob Stoker

Rob Stoker
Political and Public Relations Director
SMW Local Union No. 104
President of the Alameda County Building Trades Council

For more than 35 years Rob Stoker has committed himself to the sheet metal industry wholeheartedly. Currently holding the position of Political and Public Relations Director for SMART California Sheet Metal Workers’ (SMW) Local Union No. 104; he also proudly serves as President of the Building and Construction Trades Council of Alameda County.

Upon completion of his apprenticeship in 1989, Rob was employed by Monterey Mechanical Company in Oakland where he worked in several capacities while also working as a part-time instructor in SMW Local 104’s apprenticeship program and as an officer on their Executive Board. In 2006, Rob was elected Business Representative by the membership of Sheet Metal Workers’ Local Union No. 104 where he discovered a true passion encouraging men and women to seek a future in the unionized sheet metal industry. Outside of working, Rob’s biggest passion and pride is his undying love of his family! Spending time with his wife and kids give him his greatest joy and happiness.


Irma Torres-Fitzsimons

Ms. Irma Torres-Fitzsimons
HUSD Burbank Elementary Principal

Irma Torres-Fitzsimmons is a Hayward native and proud Chabot alum. After she graduated from Sunset High School, she enrolled at Chabot College and transferred to California State University, Hayward where she pursued a career in Education upon graduation. She earned her Master’s Degree in Education and began her teaching career in the Hayward Unified School District. Ms. Torres-Fitzsimmons is a distinguished educator and administrator. She has been an elementary school principal for 21 years career and in 2008-2009 she was recognized as Hayward’s Educator of the Year. Today, Ms. Torres-Fitzsimmons is the Principal of Burbank Elementary School. Ms. Torres-Fitzsimmons personifies the values that Chabot College teaches students by dedicating herself to giving back to the community. As a career educator, she has served thousands of Hayward students and families while continuing to mentor new teachers and administrators.


HMC Architects

Shweta Joshi, HMC Architects

HMC Desigining Futures Foundation

Adrienne Luce, the HMC Designing Futures Foundation

Since 1940 HMC has built schools, hospitals, civic and cultural facilities where students learn, patients heal and communities come together. HMC’s commitment to building community goes beyond architecture. The firm is committed to leveraging all of its assets to positively impact the communities in which HMC operates and its employee owners live and work.

In 2009, HMC founded the Designing Futures Foundation (DFF), a nonprofit private grantmaking foundation, to advance and deepen the firm’s commitment to giving back. Since 2009 the DFF has invested more than $1.5 million in its communities with a focus on: Architecture, Education, Sustainability. Today, through HMC’s social impact initiatives and corporate giving, the HMC DFF’s scholarship and community grants programs, volunteerism, pro bono design services, in-kind donations, and environmentally sustainable business practices, HMC is designing a better world for future generations.

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