Lisa Stone Pritzker

Lisa Stone Pritzker is the founder and chair of the LSP Family Foundation and an advocate for health, equity, and prosperity for all. She started the Foundation to advance systems-changing organizations that address mental health and shape public consciousness about emotional wellbeing, advance Jewish engagement in humanitarian efforts, and high-impact initiatives that improve life. Her volunteer and philanthropic work focuses on children’s and women’s health, arts and civic life, and Jewish causes, nationally and internationally. Lisa is an impact multiplier, connecting trailblazers with national resources and each other. She has or continues to serve on the California First Five Commission, boards and committees of UCSF, SFMOMA, All Chicago, Project Healthy Minds, the Osher Center for Integrative Medicine at UCSF, and Jewish Funders Network. In addition, she volunteered for a crisis hotline center, was a co-chair of Stanford University’s Challenge Success program and of JVS’s Strictly Business Leadership Council. Lisa earned a BA from the University of Wisconsin, a master’s in Nonprofit Administration from University of San Francisco, and holds an honorary doctorate from the California Institute for Integral Studies. She loves being a mother and indulging her four little ones.