July 1, 2015 June 30, 2016 A N N U A L R E P O R T

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1 EducationalFoundation July 1, 2015 June 30, 2016 A N N U A L R E P O R T

2 B O A R D O F D I R E C T O R S Robert M. Madonna, Chair McCoy Enterprises John J. Camero III, Vice-Chair Customers Bank Kathleen A. Breslin, Executive Director Delaware County Community College John A. Glavin, Jr., Treasurer Delaware County Community College Cynthia K. Aigeltinger, SAP America, Inc. Dylan Atkins, Merrill Lynch David M. Banet, David M. Banet & Associates, Inc. Karen L. Bogosian, Visual Sound, Inc. Brian Wilbur Coyle, The Henderson Group Lawrence M. D Andrea, Invictus Business Advisers, LLC Paul M. debotton, National Realty Corporation Barbara A. Denczi, The Bryn Mawr Trust Company Vahan H. Gureghian, CSMI, LLC Laura M. Kasper, Monarch Staffing Tracy L. Mack, AmeriHealth Caritas Family of Companies Phyllis Ann (Pam) Mariani Joseph F. McGinn, Sunoco Logistics Partners L.P. Larry J. Moulder, UPS Maria Navarrete-Olivera, Fulton Bank Carl J. Needles, Meridian Bank Kevin B. Nolan, Kimberly-Clark Corporation Jerome S. Parker, Ph.D., Delaware County Community College Michael L. Ranck, Community YMCA of Eastern Delaware County Maryrose Sheppard, Exelon Corp/PECO Energy Donald B. Soslow Charles D. Stevenson, Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. William H. Torian, Jr. Sloan Walker, Morgan Stanley

3 DearFamily and Friends of thefoundation, As Chair of the Foundation Board of Directors, I am honored to speak on behalf of my fellow Board Members. The Board of Directors compromises 30 prominent business and community leaders who share a commitment to building a strong community through volunteerism and education. We recognize that the mission of the College is a perfect fit for our time and talent. With many academic offerings in fields that support our local industries, Delaware County Community College, now more than ever, is the right choice for our community and its residents. The Foundation s role is specific in its focus on providing financial support for students, faculty, programs and facilities. Board Members serve on various committees throughout the year, assisting the Foundation in managing its enterprise and advancing its noble purpose. Board Members are also advocates for the College within the community, resulting frequently in the development of mutually-beneficial partnerships. We are very proud of the strong program of support that our scholarship donors provide year after year. Their generosity sustains the program while rewarding and encouraging the academic achievements of our students. During the fiscal year, we will also focus on a 50th Anniversary Campaign. As an alumnus of the College, I have witnessed firsthand the way the College has transformed the lives of so many individuals in Delaware and Chester Counties, and I am proud to be a part of its history. The request for support of the 50th Anniversary Campaign marks this auspicious occasion and ensures the continued growth and prosperity of programs and educational facilities. On behalf of the Board of Directors, thank you to the many donors who invested in the College throughout its history and particularly in this current fiscal year. Sincerely yours, Robert M. Madonna Chair, Board of Directors DCCC Educational Foundation 1

4 Annual Scholarship Dinner 2015 In 2015, Daryl A. Graham, Vice President, Global Philanthropy, JP Morgan Chase & Co., delivered the keynote address to the audience of 250. Graham spoke of the Company s New Skills at Work initiative to help build economies by training workers to develop skills to allow industries to compete and prosper. The Company provided training grants to six students who attended the dinner to express their appreciation in person. The Foundation hosts an annual dinner each fall to show appreciation to scholarship donors and to introduce them to the recipients of their scholarships. Featured at the dinner are three student speakers and a keynote speaker. Kathleen Silage, Associate Professor of Nursing (far left), presents the James F. and Sadie Rooney Scholarship named for her parents to (from left) Steve Brennan, Thomas Czapp, Jeana Caldwell, and Alta Lane. Representatives of Ellucian (from left) Glenn Trammel, Todd Greenfield and (far right) Bob Hardcastle and Garland Hall, congratulate students majoring in computer-related fields, (from left) John Humes, Dang Tran and Christopher Howat. 2 Robert Madonna, Chair, Foundation Board of Directors (center), congratulates Southco Scholarship winners, (from left) Joseph Nguyen, Dillon Mitchell, Edgar Vazquez, and James Judge.

5 Gina DiLuzio, recipient of Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship and founder of Hearts for Hardship Scholarship, was one of the three student speakers. Daryl Graham (center) congratulates students who completed a training program in manufacturing. Dr. Karen Kozachyn, Dean, Workforce Development and Community Education, congratulates Sunoco scholarship winners, Mohamed Walton (left) and Khyrie Benton. In honor of the College s 50th Anniversary, PECO awarded a $25,000 grant for 50 STEM majors. Representing PECO is Foundation Board Member, Maryrose Sheppard (center) who congratulated some of the 50 students. At a special event, PECO awarded scholarships to 50 STEM majors in honor of the College s 50th anniversary in Presenting a $25,000 check for scholarships from PECO is Romona Riscoe Benson, Manager, Corporate Relations and Eric Helt, Vice President of Operations, to Kathleen Breslin, Executive Director of the DCCC Educational Foundation, and Dr. Jerry Parker, College President. 3

6 DCCC FOUNDATION Awards The Foundation has numerous awards for students, faculty, staff and alumni that recognize extraordinary accomplishments in the classrooms or broader community. Awards are presented throughout the year or at special events created for the awards. ASSOCIATE OF FINE ARTS FOUNDATIONS EXHIBITION AWARDS Anne Andrei Serpe Boyer Angela DiGregorio Jeremy Mosier Anna Trieu ASSOCIATE OF FINE ARTS GRADUATE EXHIBITION AWARDS Ian Botes Mark Hoffman Christina Deravedisian Katharine McCarthy Jerad Zaccarelli KAREN L. BERLANT JOURNALISM AWARD Erica Setnick 4 HONORABLE HARRY J. BRADLEY AWARD Margaret Conroy DCCC EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION MINI- GRANT PROGRAM Tanya Franklin, Associate Professor DCCC EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION PART-TIME FACULTY AWARDS Barbara Augusta John Britto Will Gelches Jean Ravert Varma Mitchell Jeffrey Brown The Gould Award for Excellence in Teaching was presented at Commencement by Michael Ranck, Chair, Board of Trustees (right), to Dr. Sidney J. Kolpas, Assistant Professor of Mathematics. Dr. Karen Kozachyn presents the Eugene J. Maniscalco, R.A., Architectural Award to Jennifer Fetzer.

7 EDITH GARLOW MEMORIAL POETRY AWARDS Corinne Twigg First Place Nicholas Malachrinos Second Place Madison Street Third Place Steven Piccipelli Honorable Mention HIGH SCHOOL POETRY CONTEST Joseph David Pool First Place Laura Tobar Second Place Lauren Kilroy Third Place Grace Hasse Honorable Mention OTHER FOUNDATION FUNDS Marjorie Ailes Memorial Endowed Fund for ElderWeek Programs Jim Binns Police Academy Award The Carolyn Klock Therapy Fund Scholarship AMERICA Dreamkeepers Fund Student Textbook Fund THE GOULD AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING Dr. Sidney J. Kolpas, Assistant Professor, Mathematics MARION HEISLER AWARD Heather Ford LINDBACK AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED TEACHING Lauren Donovan, Assistant Professor, Business EUGENE J. MANISCALCO, R.A. ARCHITECTURAL AWARD Jennifer Fetzer THE MARIE PATRIARCA AWARD Kristine S. Grahek PECHIN FUND AWARD FOR REGISTERED NURSE FIRST ASSISTANT LANFORD A. WILSON MEMORIAL HISTORY AWARD James Elliott Presenting the award in Allied Health to Jean Ravert (center) is Dr. Lana DeRuyter, Dean, Allied Health, Nursing and Emergency Services and Provost Dr. Eric Wellington. 5

8 The Lou Scott Golf Classic is still going strong after 16 years. With nearly 100 golfers, the event has raised $245,000 since its inception and provided scholarships for 79 students graduating from local high schools. Each June, The Golf Course at Glen Mills hosts the outing which draws friends and family of Lou Scott as well as constituents of Delaware County Community College. Many scholarship recipients are graduates of Penncrest High School where Lou Scott served as principal for 30 years. At the time of his death in 2000, Scott assisted the College president as a liaison to sponsoring school districts. Lou Scott s legacy endures through the Lou Scott Golf Classic, an event that brings together friends and colleagues in a spirit of competition and camaraderie. Title Sponsor Dave Banet presents awards to (from left) Kenny Lees,Tom Dewees and Howard Starks. Rodger Mutzel, Co-Chair of Lou Scott Golf Classic (far right) is joined by team members (from left), Hank Winchester, Jack Smith and Norman Haase. 6 THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS TITLE SPONSOR David M. Banet & Associates, Inc. CBIZ Centric Business Systems Community YMCA of Eastern Delaware County Follett Higher Education Vahan Gureghian Haverford Trust The Henderson Group Kimberly Clark Pam Mariani Stantec Sunoco Logistics UPS Videon Chrysler Dodge Jeep Weathers Motors Independence Blue Cross was represented by (from left) Elizabeth Meyers, Jessica Van Liere, Art Ciaccomucci and Patty Sullivan. Driving Range Sponsor, The Henderson Group, was represented by (from left) Fred Pagani, Seth Rosenberg, Joe Patti and Bill Fox.

9 A gift to Delaware County Community College may support a student, program or project. It may also honor or memorialize a loved one. More than likely, it will reduce estate taxes. Create a Legacy WILLS AND TRUSTS A will or living trust that includes Delaware County Community College Educational Foundation as a charitable beneficiary is no different than any other will, except that it includes bequest language to benefit the College. Your bequest provision can take many forms such as naming Delaware County Community College for a specific dollar amount, a set percentage of the total value of your estate, or the remainder of your estate after you have provided for family. RETIREMENT PLAN For many individuals, qualified retirement plans such as Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs), 401(k)s, 403(b)s, and Keoghs may represent a disproportionate percentage of their net worth. By naming Delaware County Community College on the change of beneficiary form for your retirement plan, you can designate the College to receive a portion of the funds left in the account at your passing. Not only is this simpler than drafting a codicil to your will, it also has tax advantages. If your qualified plan assets pass to someone other than your spouse at your death, they may be subject to both income and estate taxes. The William H. Torian, Jr. Memorial Scholarship will one day stand as a testament to his commitment to education and to his belief in the potential for success in each student. INSURANCE POLICY In some cases, if you own a fully-paid, existing life insurance policy that you no longer need, you may want to consider donating the policy to Delaware County Community College. You benefit from an income tax charitable deduction for approximately the cash surrender value of the policy. We generally liquidate donated policies immediately and use the proceeds as you designate. For More Information To learn more about crafting your own Delaware County Community College legacy, contact: Kathleen A. Breslin, Executive Director Delaware County Community College Educational Foundation 901 S. Media Line Road, Media, PA dccc.plannedgiving.org 7

10 Grants THE W. W. SMITH CHARITABLE TRUST AWARDS $25,000 GRANT FOR PILOT PROGRAM Four-year public and private colleges and universities have long been the beneficiaries of the W. W. Smith Charitable Trust. The Trust focuses on students in Greater Philadelphia who attend full time, demonstrate financial need and adhere to academic performance requirements. For the first time during the and academic years, the W. W. Smith Charitable Trust has opened its doors to area community college students. As might be expected, selection criteria are strict: Students must be enrolled in a minimum of 12 credits. Students must be U.S. citizens or U.S. Nationals residing in Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery or Philadelphia Counties or the city of Camden. Students must have a GPA of at least 2.5. Students must have financial need that cannot be met by other aid programs. With a grant of $25,000, Delaware County Community College and other local two-year colleges are able to participate in a pilot program that will afford students the same generous benefits that area four-year undergraduate students have enjoyed for decades. During the two-year pilot program, student progress will be monitored. Trust staff will visit the College once during the two-year grant period. The Trust was named for William Wikoff Smith, the fifth president of Kewanee Oil Company, founded by his great grandfather in For more than 20 years, Bill Smith quietly supported many charitable organizations in Philadelphia until his death in In his will, he established the W. W. Smith Charitable Trust, which has distributed in excess of $200 million since JP MORGAN CHASE FOUNDATION CONTINUING INVESTMENT IN MANUFACTURING The College received a third grant in the amount of $75,000 in support of the manufacturing sector. Grants received in 2014 and 2015 also supported training programs in manufacturing. This most recent grant supports an electro-mechanical technology training program that will be offered at the Exton Campus. Electro-mechanical technicians support the manufacturing sector by assembling, installing, troubleshooting and repairing mechanical, electrical and fluid power systems. The grant provides stackable credits along with internships in the manufacturing sector. Incumbent workers are also eligible for training, which will provide higher-order technical skills and enable them to advance within their companies. The continuing investment of JP Morgan Chase in workforce initiatives through their New Skills at Work Program benefits both employer and employee. 8

11 F I S C A L Y E A R July 1, 2015 June 30, 2016 ANNUAL FUND FY 2016 FY 2015 Individuals $183,800 $376,513 Corporations 248, ,117 Foundations 119,601 93,750 Other Organizations 652, ,749 TOTAL $1,204,280 $1,304,129 50th ANNIVERSARY CAMPAIGN FY 2016 FY 2015 Individuals $28,692 $9,380 Corporations ,238 Foundations 25,000 0 Other Organizations 0 0 TOTAL $53,992 $34,618 Contributions CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FY 2016 FY 2015 Individuals $1,112 $8,387 Corporations 5,000 0 Foundations 0 0 Other Organizations 0 0 TOTAL $6,112 $8,387 FY 2016 FY 2015 GRAND TOTAL $1,264,384 $1,347,134 INVESTMENT INCOME 140, ,133 TOTAL GIFTS/ INVESTMENT INCOME $1,405,255 $1,495,267 D I S B U R S E M E N T S Temporarily Unrestricted Restricted Endowed Total Scholarship and Awards 2016 $4,000 $260,527 $57,411 $321, $1,500 $184,137 $54,495 $240,132 Programmatic Support ,686 1,855,922 10,190 1,896, ,126 1,189,020 11,881 1,207,027 Operations , , , , , ,513 TOTAL 2016 $211,995 $2,116,449 $87,872 $2,416, $188,325 $1,373,157 $85,190 $1,646,672 A S S E T D I S T R I B U T I O N as of 6/30/16 as of 6/30/15 Cash & Cash Equivalents $1,001,373 $ 460,666 Fixed Income Instruments 1,709,834 2,697,524 Equities 1,727,697 2,308,715 Other Investment Instruments 124, ,738 TOTAL $4,562,977 $5,853,643 9

12 Dear Donors, Throughout the past year, we have thanked you for your contributions to thefoundation. The annual report presents another opportunity to express our gratitude and to document the generosity of donors. Contributions in totaled $1,264,384, representing support for capital and annual programs. During , we launched the 50th Anniversary Campaign in preparation for the College s 50th anniversary in To date, $53,992 has been contributed primarily by alumni and board members. This campaign will continue throughout the anniversary year. As in the past, the Foundation s Annual Dinner presents an opportunity to recognize the contributions of time and talent of the Foundation Board of Directors who host the event. The event honors both scholarship donors and students whose efforts have merited the awards. With 145 scholarship and award programs, the Foundation continues to welcome new donors each year, joining a list of alumni, faculty, friends, board members, corporations, foundations and other organizations whose investments in the College reward the hard work of students, faculty and staff. The new grant from the W. W. Smith Trust has added $25,000 to the scholarship fund of $260,527 for the current year, representing an increase of 41%. The College is honored to be included in this high-profile program of support in Greater Philadelphia. We are confident that our Smith Scholars will fulfill the requirements of this prestigious program and earn the respect of the Smith Trust. Your continuing support of the Foundation s mission plays an essential role in the College s student retention effort. It is also a vote of confidence in the work of faculty and administration. Thank you again. Sincerely, Kathleen A. Breslin Executive Director 10

13 DONORS AnnualFund ALUMNI Linda J. Bishop Arnold Karen Bogosian Colleen and Thomas DeJohn, Jr. Patricia M. Dillon Dennis Dunbar Frederick and Brenda Felter Diane Foster The Estate of Garrett Gallagher Susan F. Haindl Linda L. Jester Eileen McKenna Kammerer Katharine Lippard Lingo Robert Madonna Carl and Laura Needles Denise M. Romanelli Kathy & Jack Schank Marina Katia Skibiszewski Phyllis Corsi Sockwell Jay Stearly FRIENDS Anonymous (5) Beatrice Agar & Dr. John R. Agar, Jr. Cynthia K. Aigeltinger Thomas J. Anderson Dylan Atkins David M. and Susan L. Banet Lisa Barnes and Peter Schuyler Andrea and Robert Bettin Kathleen A. Breslin Beverley B. Bryant, Ph.D. Mr. & Mrs. John J. Camero III Anna D. Cline Sister Gloria Coleman, SHCJ Brian Wilbur Coyle John & Ellen Cronin Beth and Lawrence D'Andrea Paul M. debotton Drs. Arlene and Richard DeCosmo Lisa Marie Deeley Charlene DeForest Dorothy B. DeForest James V. DeForest, Jr. John and Joanne DeForest Peter and Jennifer DeForest Kathleen A. DeJohn Barbara A. Denczi Lana M. deruyter, Ph.D. Louis F. Bartolomeo Jr. DCCC Association of Higher Education DCCC Communications, Arts and Humanities Department DCCC Faculty & Staff DCCC Social Science Division Outreach Committee DCCC Student Government Association DCCC Support Staff Council Matthew J. DiCintio Inna Didyk Elaine and John DiRocco Elizabeth A. Distefano Jenifer Donahue, Esq. Judith Donato and Mark Woepse Paul L. Donohue Kristen D. Doran Thomas and Donna Dowd Robert W. Drucker Nancy Dunbar, M.D. Linda A. Durkin Leo Dvorken, M.D. Francine and Michael Elmaleh William and Bette Lou Epler James R. Flick, Esq. 11

14 Susan and Andrew Froning Amy and Daniel Gallagher Edward Gallagher, M.D. Susan Gallagher and Elizabeth Gallagher Mary and James Gardiner Judith A. Gentile Allison O. Glavin Loretta & John Glavin Dennis Glovach Debra and Gary Gray Elaine B. Grossman Beiye Gu Vahan and Danielle Gureghian Jane and Tom Hagy Maria D. Hamilton Charles Harle Carole D. Harper Jody and James Harrington Mary B. Hickey Diane and Richard Householder Margaret L. Huntsman Michael and Mary Johnson Laura M. Kasper Grace Kavjian Elaine A. Kelly JoAnn Margaret Chambers-Kleschick Dr. Kyriakos M. Kontopoulos Jean and Robert Koroly M. Sharon Kreitzberg Paul and Catherine Lanshe Colette Le Fever & David Orehowsky Mary C. Le Fever Ted and Mary Lou Lewandowski Brenda L. Lewis and Jerry L. Keen Deloris A. Lloyd Tracy L. Mack Anthony J. Makowski Vincent N. Mancini Phyllis Ann (Pam) Mariani William J. Markle Thomas Martorana Jose Francisco Mazenett James J. McCann, Jr. Donna and George McCarty Marian McGorry Florence and Kenneth McKeown Emily McLoughlin Denise F. Miller Dr. Rosemarie Morochko Joseph P. Myers, Ph.D. Leslie Neff Rose Obeid and Dr. James R. Brown Florence K. Pahides John and Marie Patriarca Jean Perrine Dorothy B. Phillips Peter Phillips in honor of Dorothy B. Phillips Rita K. Prevoznik Michele Le Fever Quinn Michael & Susan Ranck Maureen and David Reusche Katharine Ricker Jane Rothrock and P. Alan Zulick Louis and Larraine Ruggeri Edith H. Saltzberg Valerie Schantz Antoinette Schorn Susan and Peter Schultz, Jr. Mary W. Scott Julie D. Sebastian Dianne Shames Patricia & Joseph Sherlock Labron K. Shuman Kathleen R. Silage Tara & Thomas Smith Donald & Wendy Soslow Jill McAfee Spelina Charles D. Stevenson Kimberly and Geoffrey Stokes Amanda and Lewis Taylor Susan M. Taylor Patrick G. Tomlinson Roberta & William H. Torian, Jr. Fay Torresyap and John Schuyler William and Mary Tsouris Sloan Walker Jean F. Winch Annamarie and Theodore V. Yuhas, Jr. BEQUEST The Estate of Delma C. Beacham CORPORATIONS & ORGANIZATIONS Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA) Alpha Delta Kappa PA Upsilon Chapter American Association of University Women Eastern Delaware Co. Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. Bank of America Barnsley Academy The Boeing Company Cannon Properties, Inc. Cannon Self-Storage CCRES, Inc. Cetlin Design Group, Inc. Compass Group USA/Canteen Dining 12

15 Delaware County Transportation Management Association Eastern Pennsylvania Water Pollution Control Operators Assoc. EDUCAUSE Ellucian Company L.P. Follett Higher Education Group General Federation of Women's Clubs of Aston General Federation of Women's Clubs of Newtown Square General Federation of Women's Clubs of Springfield JPMorgan Chase & Co. Keystone First/Keystone Family Health Plan Latin Flavor Club of DCCC Law Office of Theresa Ann Hartzell, P.C. Monarch Staffing National Realty Corporation The New Century Club of Chester Office Depot Oliver Heating & Cooling Pearson Education Pennsylvania Machine Works, Inc. Pennsylvania State Education Association Phi Theta Kappa Society Professional Care Alliance of the Delaware Valley (PCADV) Rotary Club of Chester Pike Rotary Club of Glen Riddle Skillbuilder Systems Southco, Inc. Trash Talkin' Ladies, LLC/ Eisenman-Sebastian Family United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley Upper Darby High School Wegman's Food Markets, Inc. The Woman's Club of Media FOUNDATIONS Chester County Community Foundation The Ethel Sergeant Clark Smith Memorial Fund Independence Blue Cross Foundation The John Lazarich Foundation Christian R. & Mary F. Lindback Foundation The Peckham Family Foundation The Pew Charitable Trusts W. W. Smith Charitable Trust Nathan Speare Foundation Sun East Charitable Foundation 50th Anniversary Campaign ALUMNI Anonymous (6) Cathleen Murphy Albertus Sandra Silvers Alch Carol Barnaby Nan L. Barnwell Joseph and Carol Cunningham Base Mark Brian Bixby John A. Bodalski Carole A. Boland Kim Braun '02 and Nicklos Holik Linda & William Briddes Bill and Krista Briddes Alex Brown and Becki Simon Ann Marie Brown Nicholas Bunio Sally L. Burgess Bernadette Caldwell Derr Carole Camper Diane M. Canale Mark J. Capriolo, M.D. John C. Caramanico, Sr. Miriam and Arthur Cassidy Carol S. Chapman Paula F. Cook Rosa Cooper Linda M. Cosgrove Louise M. Dagit Gale R. Davis Regina Dawley Joseph D. Debes Sean DeLuca Dorothea E. Di Giovanni Kathleen and David Dinella Edward J. Donahue James Michael Donahue, Jr. Patricia H. Donnelly, Esq. 13

16 Diane L. Downey Beverly J. Downie Stu Elman Lisa Ann Fay Frederick and Brenda Felter Robert Finsterbusch Larry Geary Elizabeth A. Genazzio Michele Mahoney Giangiulio Carol A. Golden Joanne M. Goldsborough Carol Grant-Holmes Catherine Adelizzi Haidorfer Susan F. Haindl Erik Hallermeier Cheryl A. Harrison Mark Heavey Julia Helm Amy Hinterleiter Helen Holroyd Jason Idun Deborah James Nancy E. Jones Kyle Kelly Theresa Kelly Kevin C. Kerns Mary Messina Kester Michael Kolachny Jr. John and Michelle Krajek Vicki LaFashia DeWayne Laird Margaret M. Laird Dr. Madeline E. Lambrecht Karen Anne Lee Gary Lindauer Janice Miller Lion Anthony J. Marino Joseph Cyril Masek Frederick & Linda Matz Gail McCoach Ella Mae Gaines McFarland, M.Ed. Barbara Meindl Ronald T. Miller Rose Miller George Mitchell Michael A. Monastra Joyce Monigal Anita Jean Moran John Murphy Gail P. Myrick Susan T. Naughton George F. Negro '90 Richard M. Newberg Margaret M. Nilan Ellen O'Connor Robert B. Oliver Jermaine Olivierre Douglas F. Owens Joan Patko Katherine Shannon Peters Michael Petrilla A. Christine Polischuk Joseph and Helene Reale Patrick Reger Loretta A. Repino Curt Richards '87 Rita Byrne Richardson Kathleen Rivituso Denise M. Romanelli Carol Ann Schultz 14

17 Jennifer R. Semple Robert F Sendlinger Edward & Virginia Sharpless Francis X. Shields Diane Showers David M. Simpson Bernice T. Smith Raquel Smith Catherine B. St. John Anita and Jim Sterling Maggie Sweeney Dorothy Ann Talley Mary Trzeciak Frauke Vogel Robert VonSick Timothy Wade & Abby Lang Jeanmarie Warrington Dawn M. Weaver Robert C. Weaver Agnes Wiedmann Harold J. Wilson FRIENDS Anonymous (7) Cynthia K. Aigeltinger David M. and Susan L. Banet Doris K. Benfer Paul & Ellen Benner Ann and Ronald Binder Kathleen A. Breslin James E. Bryan, Jr. Kevin Cahill, Ph.D. Corrinne A. Caldwell, Ph.D. Ruth Campbell Ross Ann Craig Kevin Crane Frances M. Cubberley Karin & Phil Damiani Beth and Lawrence D'Andrea Erica Swenson Danowitz Barbara A. Denczi Susan Duerr Craig Richard Fitz James R. Flick, Esq. Loretta & John Glavin Jim Groody in Memory of Honora Groody Nicholas Gualberti John Hilditch Margaret L. Huntsman Laura M. Kasper Sidney and Laurie Kolpas Kelly Landman Ann & Vince Maiocco Dr. Jane A. Malloy Jerry and Sue Parker John and Marie Patriarca Matt Ralph Michael & Susan Ranck Ruth Schick Diane Schwartz Kevin and Kimberly Scott Tina & Greg Shaffer Maryrose Sheppard Kathleen R. Silage Roberta & William H. Torian, Jr. Sloan Walker Susan P. Woron, Ed.D. CORPORATIONS & ORGANIZATIONS Citizens Bank Gannett Company, Inc. Keystone First/Keystone Family Health Plan PECO, An Exelon Company SAP AG FOUNDATIONS AXA Foundation The Sunoco Foundation 15

18 Lou Scott Golf Classic 2016 ALUMNI & FRIENDS Kathleen A. Breslin Harry F. Brooks James E. Bryan, Jr. John E. Colburn Philip W. Damiani, Jr. Sheila Firor James R. Flick Friends of Lou Scott Golf Classic Vahan H. Gureghian Matthew J. Hasson Lee C. Javens Eileen McKenna Kammerer Daniel J. Kanak Fred Krumm Mary S. Laird David H. Marx James C. McWilliams Phyllis Ann Mariani Susan Mescanti Rodger L. Mutzel Tom Schmidt Mary W. Scott Paul Stuhlmiller CORPORATIONS & ORGANIZATIONS AETNA Allied Pixel BB&T CBIZ Benefits & Insurance Services of Pennsylvania CCRES, Inc. Centric Business Systems of SE Pennsylvania Cetlin Design Group, Inc. Comm Solutions Company Community YMCA of Eastern Delaware County Corporate Interiors Inc David M. Banet & Associates, Inc. Follett Higher Education Group The Haverford Trust Company The Henderson Group Herbert E MacCombie, Jr. PE Independence Blue Cross Kimberly-Clark Koncordia Group Low-Rise Elevator Co., Inc. Meridian Bank MM Architects Monarch Staffing Pinocchio's Restaurant Stantec Consulting Services Inc. Sunoco, Inc. UPS Weathers Motors Willis Towers Watson 16

19 GIFTS IN KIND ALUMNI & FRIENDS Kevin A. Bruton Philip W. Damiani, Jr. James P. Gaffney Phyllis Ann Mariani Susan Mescanti Thomas J. O Brien Mary W. Scott Carole Smith CORPORATIONS & ORGANIZATIONS Adventure Aquarium AMC Theatres American Eagle Outfitters AutoZone Brandywine River Museum Casey's Restaurant Newtown Square Currie Hair, Skin & Nails Edgemont Flower Shop Exelon Golf Galaxy Hedgerow Theatre Hershey Bears Hockey Club Kimberly-Clark Longwood Gardens Monarch Staffing Mostardi Nursery Panera Bread Company Philadelphia Soul Phildelphia Flyers Play-a-Round Golf, Malvern Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Glen Mills Spasso Italian Grill Teca Newtown Square The Golf Course at Glen Mills The Oasis Family Fun Center The People's Light and Theatre Company The Philadelphia Zoo The Phillies Wawa, Inc. Whole Foods Market Glen Mills Wilmington Blue Rocks Winterthur Museum and Country Estate Yangming Restaurant In Memoriam GIFTS IN MEMORY OF JAMES JOSEPH McCANN Lisa Marie Deeley Friends and Co-workers of Colleen DeJohn Kathleen A DeJohn Judith A. Gentile Law Office of Theresa Ann Hartzell, P.C. Margaret L. Huntsman Jean and Robert Koroly Emily McLoughlin John and Marie Patriarca Rita K. Prevoznik Maureen and David Reusche Kimberly and Geoffrey Stokes William and Mary Tsouris Annamarie and Theodore V. Yuhas, Jr. GIFTS IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM E. SOCKWELL Cynthia K. Aigeltinger David M. and Susan L. Banet Karen Bogosian Kathleen A. Breslin Mr. & Mrs. John J. Camero III Brian Wilbur Coyle Beth and Lawrence D'Andrea Paul M. debotton Barbara A. Denczi Elaine and John DiRocco Loretta & John Glavin Vahan and Danielle Gureghian Eileen McKenna Kammerer Laura M. Kasper Tracy L. Mack Robert Madonna Vincent N. Mancini Carl and Laura Needles Michael & Susan Ranck Julie D. Sebastian Phyllis Corsi Sockwell '69 Donald & Wendy Soslow Charles D. Stevenson Roberta & William H. Torian, Jr. Sloan Walker

20 EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION 901 S. Media Line Road Media, PA