Description: The philanthropy of Pari Livermore spans 30 years from sponsoring college scholarships, mentorships, and matchmaking fundraising events. Here's a biography and what inspires her.
From San Francisco’s Red and White Ball in support of the American Heart Association to the Points of Light Celebration to the Everybody’s Angels television show featuring outstanding volunteers to recognizing outstanding students at The Minnie Cannon School , Pari Livermore has worked tirelessly to support people who do good work.
Pari Livermore began volunteering in her early twenties. Her commitment increased when she reached her 30s and created the Red & White Ball, a fundraiser for the American Heart Association given for single people in the San Francisco Bay Area. The success of the Red & White Ball events and Pari’s tireless efforts to produce them, won her a seat of the board of the American Cancer Society in 1988.
This led to an introduction to her future husband, Putman Livermore . During their friendship, Pari became inspired by the Livermore family’s devotion to public service. Put and his mother, Caroline Sealy Livermore were well known conservationists. Caroline Sealy Livermore was responsible for the founding of the Marin Art and Garden Center. Samuel P. Taylor State Park and the Richardson Bay Sanctuary. She has been credited for saving Angel Island. The top of the island is now named in her honor. Put was res