Carolyn M. Doelling

Operates as a bank holding company whose subsidiaries provides consumer and global banking, markets brokerage & wealth and investment management services

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Operates as a charitable organization in the East Bay region

Operates as a orchestra that offers live performances and educational programs

Provides public interest communications services

Berkeley Public Schools Fund is a nonprofit organization established in 1983 to support equitable public education within the Berkeley Unified School District. The private company is based in Berkeley, CA. The organization promotes equity, academic excellence, social-emotional wellness, and civic responsibility for all students, with a focus on those furthest from opportunity. It operates through grantmaking, volunteer programs, STEM initiatives, and fiscal sponsorships. Key programs include Schools Volunteers, which matches community volunteers with classrooms to provide consistent support, and equity-focused grants that fund projects addressing systemic inequities. The fund emphasizes STEM education through free, hands-on K-12 programs and collaborates with the school district and community organizations to sustain and expand these offerings. Governance and program development are guided by a group of educators who ensure responsiveness to student and family needs.

The Crowden Music Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to music education integrated with academic excellence. The private company is based in Berkeley, CA. It operates the Crowden School, an independent K-8 coeducational day school that centers its curriculum on chamber music, fostering a collaborative community and nurturing creativity, critical thinking, and musical engagement. The school emphasizes personal development, empathy, and academic success. Crowden offers community music education programs for all ages and skill levels, including private lessons, group classes, Suzuki strings, ensembles, and summer camps. Signature offerings include the youth chamber music program for advanced young musicians and the John Adams Young Composers Program, which mentors aspiring composers. The center hosts over 60 concerts annually, providing performance opportunities and community engagement. Tuition assistance is available to promote accessibility, and the center encourages participation through diverse programs designed to foster a lifelong love of music.