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IMPACT REPORT 2019
TABLE OF CONTENTS A NOTE FROM OUR
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
OUR WORK 4
2019 PROGRAMS 8
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM 12
Dear Global Glimpse community,
ALUMNI AMBASSADOR PROGRAM 20
OUR IMPACT 22 At Global Glimpse, we believe deeply in the power travel has to transform. Whether
physical or mental, around the globe or across your city, travel is about relationships
OUR PARTNERS 28 and authentic connection. It’s about seeing things from a new perspective, stepping
out of your comfort zone, and learning how to bridge divides.
FINANCIALS 34
We aspire to expand our programs to reach even more students across the country
because we know that there are very few opportunities for young people from
low-income and minority backgrounds to travel and develop a global perspective.
There are even fewer opportunities in our society for young people from disparate
backgrounds to share experiences that build empathy, understanding, and a shared
commitment to equality. We value connection and we know that every relationship
contributes to the authenticity, quality, and safety of our programs. We are in the
business of impacting lives and we will always balance our growth aspirations with an
unwavering commitment to sustainability.
In 2019, we partnered with 82 diverse high schools across the United States to serve
1,129 students. We launched our first programs in Panama, expanded our programs
in the Dominican Republic, and deepened our partnerships with local community
organizations, businesses, and communities in Ecuador. This year we awarded over
$3 million dollars in scholarships and since launching our programs in 2008, we have
awarded more than $13 million dollars to make leadership development and travel
accessible to students from all backgrounds.
I am especially grateful this year for the strong leadership of our board of directors
and the unwavering commitment of our incredible team. I am humbled by the
courage of our students and teachers, and I am deeply grateful to the families,
donors, international partners, and supporters who made our work possible this year.
Sincerely,
Eliza Pesuit
Executive Director, Global Glimpse
2 3
OUR WORK
Global Glimpse partners with diverse high schools across the country to
provide transformative travel and leadership opportunities to students
from all socioeconomic backgrounds.
OUR WORK
Our program pushes young people to confront a different reality at a
young age. Through this challenging and inspiring experience, they gain
invaluable perspective on the importance of education and their ability
to drive change in their communities and in the world. When you remove
students from their neighborhoods and everything that is familiar to them,
you give them a new set of eyes and the ability to evaluate not only a
wider world, but also the communities they call home. The Global Glimpse
program builds empathy, agency, and global perspective and equips
students from all backgrounds to succeed in college and drive change
locally and globally.
Global Glimpse partners with a diversity of high schools across
the country to provide transformative travel and leadership
opportunities to students from all socioeconomic backgrounds.
Our program pushes young people to confront a different reality
at a young age. Through this challenging and inspiring experience,
they gain invaluable perspective on the importance of education
and their ability to drive change in their communities and in the
world. When you remove students from their neighborhoods and
everything that is familiar to them, you give them a new set of
eyes and the ability to evaluate not only a wider world, but also
the communities they call home. The Global Glimpse program
builds empathy, agency, and global perspective and equips
students from all backgrounds to succeed in college and drive
change locally and globally.
4 5
OUR PROGRAM MODEL OUR VALUES
Over the past 12 years, Global
Glimpse has served 6,700 students
ACCESS
PROGRAM
and 500 educators across 82 high
PILLARS
We commit to making experiential global
schools in the San Francisco Bay
education accessible to students from all
Area, New York, Chicago, and socioeconomic backgrounds.
Massachusetts and five national
college preparatory organizations.
CULTURAL IMMERSION SERVICE-LEARNING YOUTH LEADERSHIP SUSTAINABILITY
Founded in 2007, we launched our We build long-term partnerships with U.S.
high schools and we invest in communities in
first programs in partnership with Ecuador, Panama, and the Dominican Republic.
10 low-income high schools in the
San Francisco Bay Area. Since then,
we have grown to serve over 1,000 SCALE
1 PRE-TRIP WORKSHOPS students annually expanding our We leverage a sliding scale fee-for-service
programs across the Bay Area and model and strong philanthropic and
Enrichment programming in our partner schools successfully launching regional
community support to scale our impact.
during the school year establishes foundational
programs in New York (2013), Chicago
knowledge in the areas of youth leadership,
(2015), and Massachusetts (2017).
globalization, and cultural awareness and prepares
students for the international immersion experience.
STUDENTS SERVED ANNUALLY (2008-2019)
2 INTERNATIONAL IMMERSION 1200
Students then spend 16 days during the summer
immersed in daily life in a developing country. The 1000
international experience focuses on leadership
development, cultural immersion, and service-learning.
800
600
3 ALUMNI AMBASSADOR PROGRAM 400
Following the international immersion experience,
students participate in a regionally-focused leadership 200
program. Alumni mentor the next group of students
at their school, prepare for college, and gain exposure
to a wide range of cross-sector career mentors.
2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2019
A
6 7
2019 PROGRAMS
Global Glimpse is more than travel. We work to prepare our students
intellectually and emotionally for a transformative international experience.
Accepted students participate in eight pre-trip workshops that prepare them
$3 MILLION SCHOLARSHIPS
AWARDED IN 2019
to engage in deeper learning during the summer immersion program. We
also provide follow-on alumni programming to ensure that their learning
returns to their schools and home communities.
8 9
2019 BY THE NUMBERS WHO WE SERVE
Our students represent the economic, racial, ethnic, and cultural diversity
of each of our partner high school communities. We provide need-based
scholarships to all accepted students on a sliding scale, taking into account
# OF STUDENTS SERVED family income and the number of dependents in their household. Full
scholarships are awarded to students with family incomes under $40,000,
and students with family incomes under $60,000 are classified as low-income.
645 San Francisco Bay Area
182 Chicago 1,129
154 New York students STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS
44 Massachusetts
38% Latinx
104 Partner Organizations 70% Female
23% Caucasian
13% African American
12% East Asian
29% Male
68
6% South Asian / Indian
8% Other 1%
112
Non-Binary
52
educators
SCHOLARSHIP BREAKDOWN
82 35% Full Scholarship
high schools
57%
20 33% Partial Scholarship low-income students
18
15
11
6
4 5 22% No Scholarship 25%
first time
San Francisco Chicago New York Massachusetts Partner
10% Partner Organization international travelers
Bay Area Organizations
10 11
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM
Global Glimpse gives a face to poverty, a voice to history, a vision and
a story to development. We open a window into another world for
students while constantly tying their experience back to their lives in
the United States. During the summer, our students spend 16 days
immersed in daily life in a developing country. The international
program centers around cultural immersion, leadership development,
and service-learning. Students travel in diverse groups of
approximately 20 and each delegation is supported by two U.S.
educators and two international program staff.
Our international staff work closely with local community partners to
develop highly structured programs that allow students to explore a
range of topics through the lenses of history, culture, politics, poverty,
education, development, and business. Students also tutor local
youth in English throughout their trip and participate in a “Community
Action Project” (CAP), a student-designed project developed and
executed in partnership with a local community organization.
1,129 55 1,716
STUDENTS PROGRAM LOCAL ENGLISH
TRAVELED DELEGATIONS STUDENTS
51 32 16
COMMUNITY PROGRAM PROGRAM
ACTION COORDINATORS SITES
PROJECTS
12 13
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Jarabacoa
Bonao
Constanza
San Juan
de la Maguana
The Dominican Republic (DR) is an island nation and one of the Caribbean’s
most geographically diverse countries with energetic people and a vibrant,
music-filled culture. We began working in the DR in 2013 and our programs have
quickly expanded to four cities. Our DR programs engage bilingual Dominican
youth to help build experiential learning experiences for our U.S. students.
These Dominican youth also support our students to teach English classes for
local community members.
Programs in the DR provide students with perspective on education, global
business, politics, history, and culture with a special focus on migration and
inequality. Students are exposed to the complex relations between Haiti and
the DR, as well as the impact that high immigration rates to the U.S. has on the
economy and social life in the DR.
452 24 943 MEET SUNILDA
STUDENTS PROGRAM LOCAL ENGLISH Sunilda is one of our host mothers for Living Like a Local day. Her house (pictured
TRAVELED DELEGATIONS STUDENTS here) in the community of Los Gajitos is on a mountain bluff that overlooks the city of
Constanza; a breathtaking view that she enjoys sharing with students when they finish
helping her with the daily chores. She looks forward to spending the day with students
7 14 22 because her husband passed away and all six of her own children have moved to other
cities so she cherishes the company and being able to teach our students important
PROGRAM PROGRAM COMMUNITY skills and life lessons. She is holding a greca for brewing coffee, which she shares with
SITES COORDINATORS ACTION our students.
PROJECTS
14 15PANAMA
Chitré
Las Tablas
Panama has long been one of the world’s greatest crossroads. The opening of
the Panama Canal in the 20th century served as a bridge between the Americas
and connected Eastern and Western civilizations like never before. From the
lush coffee-growing mountains and untapped rainforests, to solitary beaches
and uninhabited isles, Panama is one of the most biodiverse places in the world.
We launched our programs in Panama in 2019 in the towns of Chitré and
Las Tablas. Our programs provide students with the opportunity to explore
the complex impact of globalization and the dynamic interplay between
environmental conservation and urban growth, as well as the challenges that
persist for underserved indigienous groups and rural communities.
MEET BEBI 256 13 315
María Tereza Mendoza, also known as Bebi, lives in the community of Paris of Parita STUDENTS PROGRAM LOCAL ENGLISH
located in the outskirts of Chitré, Panama. She is an active member of the organization TRAVELED DELEGATIONS STUDENTS
“Mujeres Amigas del Manglar” - which translates to “Female Friends of the Mangroves.”
Our students meet María during their Environment Day and learn about her commitment
to volunteer every week on a reforestation project of the mangroves surrounding
Paris with ten other women from her community. They also work together on different
4 8 11
recycling projects and she is part of a group of inspiring women from the community of
PROGRAM PROGRAM COMMUNITY
Paris who fight and advocate for a safe, clean, and beautiful environment. SITES COORDINATORS ACTION
PROJECTS
16 17ECUADOR
Guaranda
Riobamba
Sitting on the equator between Colombia and Peru, Ecuador boasts
breathtaking scenery, biodiversity, a strong indigenous presence, beautiful
artisan crafts, and bustling markets. We launched our programs in Ecuador in
2015. Our diverse sites in the Andean highlands expose students to the high-
stakes interplay between environmental preservation, economic development,
and indigenous worldviews.
Our Ecuador programs have a strong focus on indigenous rights, along with
history, culture, global business, and education. Students grapple with the
positive and negative implications of economic progress and its impact on
indigenous communities and the environment.
421 18 458 MEET ADAN
STUDENTS PROGRAM LOCAL ENGLISH Adan Angulo is a “shaman,” or spiritual healer, who was born in Guaranda, Ecuador. He
TRAVELED DELEGATIONS STUDENTS grew up raised by parents who were also healers and learned about various spiritual
traditions and medicinal practices at a young age. Adan has dedicated his life to his
practice and has performed cleansing and healing ceremonies for over 28 years in the
5 10 18 community of San Lorenzo, located in the outskirts of Guaranda. Our students meet
Adan during their Indigenous Worldviews Day where they learn about his practice and
PROGRAM PROGRAM COMMUNITY have the opportunity to participate in a healing ceremony. He enjoys getting to spend
SITES COORDINATORS ACTION time with our students and is inspired by their curiosity and eagerness to learn more
PROJECTS about him and his spiritual practice.
18 19ALUMNI AMBASSADOR PROGRAM
Students return from their international experience inspired and motivated to
give back to their local communities. We provide our alumni with a follow-on
program that supports them to take on leadership roles in their schools and
prepare for college and careers.
Through six inspiring alumni summits, our alumni are empowered to be
ambassadors for the Global Glimpse program at their school, recruit the next
class of Glimpsers, and facilitate pre-trip workshops. They also receive college
and career guidance from a network of cross-sector professional mentors.
35,000 + 344
VOLUNTEER HOURS ALUMNI
CONTRIBUTED AMBASSADORS
SUMMIT #1 SUMMIT #2 SUMMIT #3 SUMMIT #4 SUMMIT #5
YOUTH LEADERSHIP & MENTORSHIP COLLEGE DAY STORYTELLING FOR SOCIAL CHANGE FROM PASSION TO EMPLOYMENT LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL
Ambassadors prepare to 44% of our students are the Ambassadors learn the Ambassadors develop an Ambassadors celebrate
recruit and mentor the next first in their family to attend importance and power of understanding of cross- their accomplishments,
generation of Glimpsers college. In this summit, storytelling as a tool for sector career opportunities, learn about opportunities in
at their school. Students college-age alumni support social change. Students practice mock interviews, college, and develop a plan
plan for outreach, practice Ambassadors to navigate the then reflect on their Global and learn to network by to carry the Global Glimpse
presenting about their Global college admissions process Glimpse experience, draft engaging in conversations spirit forward during the
Glimpse experience, and and write about their Global their personal stories, with mentors from a range transition into the next stage
connect with peers from Glimpse experience on and practice their public of professions. of their lives.
across their region. college applications. speaking skills.
20 21OUR IMPACT
Through our program, students develop a deep sense of personal
and social responsibility and the empathy, agency, and perspective
they need to succeed in college and careers and drive positive
change in their communities.
We diligently evaluate the impact of all of our programming
on students, parents, educators, and community partners. We
incorporate feedback and learning from annual post-program and
alumni surveys to improve each component of our program. Our
surveys evaluate short-term outcomes in participants’ awareness,
agency, and engagement as well as long-term outcomes in global
competence, college persistence, and leadership.
As we prepare for more significant growth, we are increasing our
focus on alumni engagement and measuring the long-term impact
of our programs.
22 23STUDENT IMPACT TEACHER IMPACT
Global Glimpse builds awareness, agency, Global Glimpse Leaders (GGLs) are teachers who
and engagement and through our programs, champion the Global Glimpse program at our
students realize their potential to drive partner high schools. We provide comprehensive
positive change. We empower students to training and ongoing support for GGLs to lead
develop the skills they need to think critically, our pre-trip workshop curriculum and travel
take on leadership roles in their schools and with students on the international summer
communities, and build strong connections immersion program. Since 2008, we have trained
with people from very different backgrounds. and supported over 500 GGLs to become more
effective educators.
AWARENESS AGENCY
COMMUNITY ACADEMIC
500+ 88%
agree that Global Glimpse
ENGAGEMENT ENGAGEMENT GLOBAL EDUCATORS & ADMINISTRATORS was a powerful personal
and professional experience.
Students understand the Students demonstrate the Students realize their Students develop perspective from the San Francisco Bay Area, New York, Chicago,
relationship between oneself ability to display courage and potential and drive positive on inequalities in education and Massachusetts have championed the Global
and others, as well as issues commitment. We empower change. Students develop an across the U.S. and in Glimpse program to provide transformative travel
of local and global concern. young people to develop skills increased capacity to developing countries.
opportunities to their students.
86%
They are inspired to expand that support them to take understand and act on Students return home more
their global awareness on leadership roles in their issues of local and global dedicated to their education
and develop a sense of schools and communities. significance. and career aspirations.
compassion for others.
improved their ability to work
MOST IMPACTFUL with and support students
from diverse backgrounds.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM ELEMENTS
CULTURAL EMPATHY CONFIDENCE GIVING BACK ACADEMIC AMBITION GG Leaders have consistently rated the following
96% 96% 87% 81%
Global Glimpse program elements as the most
75%
impactful learning opportunities for themselves to
participate in and facilitate.
built relationships with developed confidence to step care more now about issues have set higher academic
Glimpsers from different out of their comfort zone and in their local community after goals for themselves in school
cultural, ethnic, racial, and/or try new things during their being a part of the Global after Global Glimpse. improved their ability to work
socioeconomic backgrounds. Global Glimpse experience. Glimpse experience. with or support students
from diverse backgrounds.
GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP PROBLEM-SOLVING TAKING ACTION HIGHER EDUCATION
98% 95% 92% 80% 74%
learned how to empathize think more critically about believe they have a feel more enthusiastic about
with people they met in- issues they encounter. responsibility to make the applying to and attending feel that they became a more
country from different world a better place. college after returning home confident and effective educator
cultures or backgrounds. from Global Glimpse.
after participating in Global Glimpse.
24 *Impact data is from our 2019 post-program survey fielded to all students and GG Leaders immediately following program completion.
25ALUMNI IMPACT WHERE ARE
KAIYELL PETTIE THEY NOW?
The Global Glimpse experience prepares students to navigate the social and emotional 2016 Glimpser, High School
challenges of life after high school. Our alumni stay connected to their Global Glimpse of Economics & Finance
experience by presenting to current Global Glimpse students at college and career COLLEGE
summits, sharing their stories, and helping to guide younger students on their journey Baruch College, Class of 2021 American University
to college. Forbes 30 Under 30 Scholar Brown University
Carnegie Mellon University
& Gates Millennium Scholar Columbia University
We partner with a range of companies and organizations to pipeline our college-age Cornell University
alumni into prestigious scholarships, fellowships, internships, and job opportunities. Dartmouth College
We have strong alumni engagement on our Regional Leadership Councils across the DePaul University
country, alumni frequently travel as Global Glimpse Leaders, we have a formal alumni Georgetown University
George Washington University
internship program, and a number of alumni are now members of our team.
Howard University
London School of Economics
New York University
Purdue University
Rice University
San Francisco State University
Smith College
St. Mary’s College of California
6,700+
Stanford University
Tufts University
University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Davis
University of California, Los Angeles
University of California, San Diego
University of Chicago
SOCIAL & EMOTIONAL LEARNING University of Massachusetts, Amherst
University of Notre Dame
82% GLOBAL GLIMPSE ALUMNI
University of Oregon
University of Pennsylvania
University of Washington
of alumni report that Global Glimpse Wesleyan University
helped develop their confidence to Yale University
navigate the social and emotional
challenges they faced
840
in college.
CAREER
Accenture
Amazon
BlackRock
COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES Cloud Lending Solutions
Dana Farber Cancer Institute
COLLEGE SUCCESS Electronic Arts
Facebook
75%
Genentech
Gibson, Dunn, & Crutcher LLP
44%
Global Glimpse
of alumni report that Global Google
Glimpse helped them feel Institute for International Education
more prepared for college. CAREER READINESS Kiva.org
LexentBio
70% FIRST-GENERATION
COLLEGE STUDENTS
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Ripple
Salesforce
of alumni report that Global Glimpse UCSF Hospital
helped develop the skills and U.S. Department of State
perspective they needed to United Airlines
succeed in the workforce. WeWork
26 Impact data is from our 2019 all alumni survey fielded to 2008-2017 program alumni.
27OUR PARTNERS
We believe in the power of collaboration and work closely with a range of philanthropic
and programmatic partners to bring Global Glimpse to life. Our partners range in size from
small community-based family foundations, to college preparatory programs, institutional
funders, and multinational corporations. All of our partners share a strong commitment
and vision to develop a new generation of diverse young leaders in the United States.
28 29COMMUNITY PARTNERS SCHOOL PARTNERS
We are proud to work with a strong community of institutional, corporate, and community partners to BAY AREA PARTNER HIGH SCHOOLS
bring the Global Glimpse mission to life. Abraham Lincoln High School, San Francisco Lighthouse Community Charter, Oakland
Academy of Arts and Sciences, San Francisco Lionel Wilson College Prep, Oakland
American High School, Fremont Lowell High School, San Francisco
Analy High School, Sebastopol Mills High School, Millbrae
Andrew P. Hill High School, San Jose Mission San Jose High School, Fremont
Arroyo High School, San Lorenzo Mountain View High School
Balboa High School, San Francisco Mt. Eden High School, Hayward
Berkeley High School Mt. Pleasant High School, San Jose
Burton High School, San Francisco Oakland High School
Capuchino High School, San Bruno Oakland School for the Arts
Castro Valley High School Palo Alto High School
Cupertino High School Pittsburg High School
Davis Senior High School Ruth Asawa School of the Arts, San Francisco
Dougherty Valley, San Ramon San Marin High School, Novato
Drake High School, San Anselmo Sequoia High School, Redwood City
El Camino High School, San Francisco Silver Creek High School, San Jose
El Cerrito High School Sobrato High School, Morgan Hill
Encinal High School, Alameda South San Francisco High School
Evergreen Valley High School, San Jose Summit Prep, Redwood City
Freedom High School, Oakley Summit Rainier High School, San Jose
Impact Academy of Arts and Sciences, Hayward Summit Tahoma High School, San Jose
Independence High School, San Jose Summit Public Schools K2, El Cerrito
Irvington High School, Fremont Tennyson High School, Hayward
James Logan High School, Union City W.C. Overfelt High School, San Jose
John Swett High School, Crockett Westmont High School, Campbell
Kennedy High School, Richmond Willow Glen High School, San Jose
NEW YORK PARTNER HIGH SCHOOLS
Brooklyn School for Collaborative Studies Horace Mann, Riverdale
Bronx Center for Science and Mathematics Professional Performing Arts School, Manhattan
PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS
Eagle Academy for Young Men, Bronx School of the Future, Manhattan
Eagle Academy Ocean Hill, Brooklyn Urban Assembly for Applied Mathematics & Science, Bronx
Greenwich High School, Greenwich, CT Williamsburg Preparatory School, Brooklyn
High School of Economics and Finance, Manhattan
We work closely with college preparatory organizations to provide opportunities for their students to CHICAGO PARTNER HIGH SCHOOLS
participate in our international immersion programs each summer. Brooks College Prep, Roseland Morgan Park High School, Morgan Park
Deerfield High School, Deerfield Noble Street College Prep, Noble Square
Evanston Township High School, Evanston Oak Park & River Forest High School, Oak Park
Highland Park High School, Highland Park Plainfield North High School
Hinsdale South High School, Darien Pritzker College Prep, Hermosa
Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy, Aurora Walter Payton College Prep, Old Town
Kenwood Academy, Hyde Park Westinghouse College Prep, Garfield Park
Lindblom Math & Science Academy, Englewood
MASSACHUSETTS PARTNER HIGH SCHOOLS
Greenfield High School Springfield Central High School
Northampton High School Westfield High School
30 31BOARD OF DIRECTORS DONOR COMMUNITY
Jennifer Ogden-Reese Michelle Patrick Sharon Grant PLATINUM PARTNER ($1,000,000+)
Chief Marketing Officer, Analyst, Sunrise Mortgage & Chief Community Engagement
2U Inc. Investment Co. Officer, United Airlines United Airlines
Board Chair Board Vice Chair
WORLD CHAMPIONS ($100,000+)
Kristen Mack Aisha Taylor
Interim Communications Director, Community Engagement Manager The Heckscher Foundation for Children Scott & Samantha Zinober
MacArthur Foundation - Grow Google, Google LLC
Board Secretary
COMMUNITY LEADERS ($50,000-$99,999)
Charles Hayden Foundation Peter Read
Janey Fund
REGIONAL LEADERSHIP COUNCILS CHANGE MAKERS ($10,000-$40,000)
Anonymous Foundation Leo M. Shortino Family Foundation
A diverse network of passionate cross-sector professionals who work to build awareness around Global Glimpse
Barry & Wendy Meyer MoneyGram Foundation
programs and support program expansion, fundraising, and network development both regionally and nationally.
Bengier Foundation Scott Earthy
SF BAY AREA CHICAGO NEW YORK Delanie Read SD Trombetta Foundation
Allyson Edwards (wikiHow) Alex Owens (Gray Matter Analytics) Alicia Bartley (Attorney) Ida & William Rosenthal Foundation Snap, Inc.
Amy Hanson (Woodside High School) Alison Bettonville Alison MacNeill (L’Oréal) John Buoymaster
Andrew Rothman (Capital Strategies Investment Group) Bill Watt (Barclays)
(SF Unified School District) Angel Zhang (PHD Chicago) Chris Dong (OurBus)
Brian Studwell Ben Bergmann (Google) David Hecht (Google) SOCIAL INNOVATORS ($2,500-$9,999)
(Toyota Research Institute) Byron Sellers (B Present) Dominic Childs (Barclays) Antoine and Emily van Agtmael Julie Redfern
Bryan Nguyen (Electronic Arts) Dylan Osborne (ComPsych Corporation) Florence Chan (Macquarie Group)
David Finkelstein Kevin Berg
Carlos Saavedra (Deutsche Bank) Emma Wensley (Pfizer) Joanne Cheng
Dodge & Cox Krishna Kosuri
Chris Oetting (Airbnb) Gareth Anthonisz (Hill-Rom) (Bank of America Merrill Lynch)
Christine Yee (Accenture) Imran Jumabhoy Katharine Zafiris First Republic Bank Kristy Hull
Declan Wolfe (First Republic Bank) (Madison Dearborn Partners) (The Global Impact Investing Network) GI Partners Madison Dearborn Partners, LLC
Edgar Nunez (Omega Point) Jenna Redline (United Airlines) Lea Anderson (Pinterest) IES Abroad Roy A. Hunt Foundation
Guy Scherzer (Slack) Jennifer Giannosa (EDSI) Lily Nguyen (Gizmodo Media Group)
Husayn Hasan (UBS Financial Services) Joe Orihuela (United Airlines) Melissa Heinz (The College Board)
Ian Mabie (Uber) Kristine Young (Mayer Brown, LLC) Nina Lu (SapientRazorfish) GLOBAL CITIZENS ($1,000-$2,499)
Lillian Lauer (Huckberry) Lauren Woods (WE Campaign) Philip Hubert (Barking Labs) ABB Optical Group Kate Miles
Long Tran (Mission Wealth) Mary Walter (Deloitte) Pilar Harris (The Female Quotient)
Brian Requarth Pete & Sally Masucci
Matthias Nikaj (Dodge & Cox) Nate Wallace (Boeing) Sasha Bannister (Salesforce)
Charles Sasser Tiffany Chow
Mitchell Gurick (Google) Oliver Rorick (LinkedIn) Stephanie Cajigas (Macquarie Group)
Rachel Chang (Kiva) Trevor Johnson (BMO Harris Bank) Sydney Rebne (Citigroup) Eric Sanabria thinkPARALLAX
Saskia van Gendt (Method Products) Yegor Elkin (Madison Dearborn) Tes Cohen (Gap Inc.) Ihab Massoud Vincent Fuller
Vijay Krishnan (Uber) Vitaliy Demyanik (Google)
Zachary Miles (Anholt Services USA, Inc.)
32 33FINANCIALS
EARNED REVENUE GET INVOLVED.
JOIN THE MOVEMENT.
%
- 51 EAR
NE Program Fees (Partner Schools)
UE DR
VEN EV $1,870,238 - 36.8%
RE
EN
D
Program Fees (Partner Organizations)
TE
UE
BU
$593,308 - 11.8%
-
TRI
49%
CON
CONTRIBUTED REVENUE
$5,078,728 Corporate
REFER A SCHOOL
TOTAL REVENUE $292,235 - 5.8% Global Glimpse is expanding to partner with new high schools across
the United States with a special focus on schools in the SF Bay Area, New
Individual Contributions York Tri-state Area, Greater Chicago, Massachusetts, and Colorado. Refer
$474,140 - 9.3% a school to join our program today at globalglimpse.org/refer
Foundation Grants
$486,432 - 9.5%
In-Kind Airfare
$1,362,375 - 26.8%
GIVE THE GIFT OF TRAVEL
Thanks to the generous support of hundreds of donors, Global Glimpse
provided $3 million dollars in scholarships to students who would not
otherwise be able to afford to travel this year. We need your help to
continue to make our programs accessible to students from low-income
backgrounds. Give the gift of travel today at donate.globalglimpse.org
EXPENSES
Airfare
$1,568,153 - 29.5%
International Programs
JOIN US
$1,491,085 - 28.1% Global Glimpse is a community of hundreds of passionate staff,
hundreds of teachers across the country, and thousands of U.S. and
Administration international community partners working to make transformative travel
$742,006 - 14%
$5,307,482 possible for students from all backgrounds. Join our team, volunteer
TOTAL EXPENSES with us, or get involved today at globalglimspe.org/get-involved
Growth
$587,874 - 11.1%
U.S. Programs
$526,771 - 9.9%
Fundraising
$391,593 - 7.4%
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