2011 Report to the Community

Report to the Community | August, 2009 – April, 2011

TodayDeveloping Tomorrow’s Talent

College Now Greater Cleveland

Kristen Baird AdamsPNC

Rita AndolsenWKyC

Mary Beth BeckErnst & Young

Virginia Benjamin Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP

Patsy BerkmanCleveland State University

Ilene Butensky BrehmEaton Corporation

Brent M. BuckleyBuckley King LPA

Harry CarlsonLincoln Electric (ret.)

Emerick J. Corsi, Jr.Forest City Enterprises

Diane DowningHuntington National Bank

Lauren Rich FineHoward & O’Brien Associates

James GaranichFirstEnergy Corporation

David B. GoldstonJo-Ann Stores, Inc.

Dominic GonnellaDeloitte

Bruce T. GoodeGoode Investment Management

Richard GrossGrant Thornton

Charles W. Hardin, Jr.Jones Day

George W. Hawk, Jr.Attorney

David S. InglisRIK Enterprises, LLC

Sanjiv K. KapurJones Day

Margaret KennedyBenesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff

Karen R. KleinhenzKleinhenz & Associates, Ltd.

William R. KoehlerKeyBank

Alan S. KopitHahn Loeser + Parks LLP

Robert D. LabesSquire, Sanders & Dempsey

James G. Lubetkin The Cleveland Foundation (ret.)

James Madaus Charter One Bank

Jimmy MaloneWMJI

Megan MehalkoBenesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff

Patrick S. MullinDeloitte

Harvey G. OppmannOppmann Properties

Paul PessesCarnegie Companies, Inc.

Sandra Pianalto Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland

Lisa RoseDix & Eaton

Robert Saada PriceWaterhouseCoopers

James SchmitzFifth Third Bank

Debra Adams SimmonsThe Plain Dealer

Anthony Stallion, M.D., FACS, FAAPCleveland Clinic

Howard SteindlerBenesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff

Sally StewartHoward Hanna

J.D. Sullivan, Jr.Mayfran International

Eddie TaylorOswald Companies

Susan M. TylerMedical Mutual of Ohio

Jeffrey M. WassermanOswald Companies

“In 2000, as Chair of the Board of College Now and of the Ohio Board of Regents (OBR)

I brought College Now to the attention of the Ohio Board of Regents and the Ohio

Department of Education to demonstrate how critical “last dollar funding” was and

how effective the early intervention was in helping to close the Achievement Gap.”

-Jeanette Grasselli Brown, former Chair, College Now Board of Directors; former Chair, Ohio Board of Regents

ColleGe NoW Board of Directors

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messaGe fRom Pat Mullin and Lee Friedman

There are few things as critically important to our success – individually and collectively – as college attainment. The reality is that the number of jobs being created in our region annually requiring a postsecondary education grows at a rate that significantly outpaces the number of students graduating from college with the training to fill them. The future health of our community depends on our ability to meet the demand for talent.

Over the last 12 months, the urgency of this issue caused the organization to reflect on the impact it has on the community. And so, after careful consideration, we decided to change the name of the organization from Cleveland Scholarship Programs to a name that more accurately reflects the important work that we do – College Now Greater Cleveland.

Our efforts have received tremendous support from the community – from individuals as well as business, education, non-profit and government entities that realize that increasing college attainment isn’t just an education issue – it’s an issue that has the potential to affect Greater Cleveland’s ability to successfully compete in the global economy.

The collaborative partnerships we’ve forged over the last 12 months demonstrate recognition in our community that no one organization can tackle the issue of college attainment on its own. It takes the entire community to get students to and through College Now.

We are proud of the work we’ve done in the last 45 years, and we are excited about the work we will do in the next 45. We thank you for your partnership, and we look forward to continuing to work side by side with you to increase college attainment in Greater Cleveland.

Sincerely,

Patrick S. Mullin Lee Friedman Chair, Board of Directors Chief Executive Officer

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ColleGe NoW aT a GlaNCe: Developing Tomorrow’s Talent Today

College Now’s impact is apparent across the region as well as in the individual life of each and every one of our students.

Transforming Lives

College Now helps students reach their full potential through postsecondary education. Many are from low-income households and are first-generation college students. Without College Now, many never would attend college and graduate career-ready.

• We assist over 20,000 students in a school year.

• $3.5 million – amount of scholarships awarded (includes services to scholarship recipients).

• For a graduating senior, a $500 investment in advising services & financial aid counseling results in $60,000 per student in financial aid over 4 years of college.

• This year on college campuses, over 10,000 students who received College Now services have benefitted from more than $150 million in financial aid.

• Our students have a 91% freshman year to sophomore year retention rate, compared to 58% nationally for low-income students.

• Our students are twice as likely to graduate from college as other low-income college students.

Creating Economic Growth

Our commitment to create a college-going culture is an investment in the economic growth and vitality of Greater Cleveland. We are developing an educated talent pool of future professionals, whose contributions will attract new employers and grow businesses, making our region more competitive in the global economy.

• By 2018, 57% of Ohio’s jobs will require postsecondary education. We will not be prepared to meet the need for an educated workforce of that size unless we increase college attainment.

• An individual’s lifetime earnings with a bachelor’s degree are nearly $1 million more than lifetime earnings with a high school diploma.

• An increase of 1% in Northeast Ohio college graduates would result in a $2.8 billion economic boost to the region (CEO’s for Cities).

Students and Alumni

After college, our alumni go on to have rewarding careers and strengthen our community. College Now students and alumni have become educators, CEOs, social workers, engineers, councilmen, playwrights and entrepreneurs. They make Greater Cleveland a better place to live, work and play.

“My parents’ support and love helped me to enroll at Ohio State

University. College Now Greater Cleveland ensured that I stayed

and graduated, and for that I will be forever grateful.”

- Michael R. White, former Mayor, City of Cleveland; one of College Now’s first scholarship recipients

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Getting Ready for College Now

In order to succeed in completing their degree, students must be college-ready when they get to campus. But what does it mean to be college-ready?

College-ready is the level of preparation a student needs to be able to enroll and succeed in college-level courses without having to take remedial coursework. Making sure that Greater Cleveland students are graduating from high school college-ready is a big part of what we do at College Now. Here are some benchmarks for making sure your student is college-ready:

Pre-K – 5th Grade

• Set an expectation that your student will attend college

• Encourage your student to think about what he/she wants to be when he/she grows up

• Encourage your student to have fun in school and do his/her best

• Read to your student and encourage them to read for themselves

6th – 8th Grade

• Ensure your student has a quiet place to study for at least an hour each day

• Make sure your student gets involved in school and/or community-based activities

• Explore different career options with your student

• Have your student take the Explore Test (ACT’s 9th and 10th grade college readiness assessment)

9th Grade

• Make sure your student is enrolled in college prep classes (English, Algebra, Social Studies, Foreign Language, Science)

• Encourage your student to develop leadership skills through extra-curricular activities

• Have your student look into summer enrichment programs

• Establish a good relationship with the school counselor

10th Grade – Continue to do the things listed for 9th grade PLUS

• Ensure your student registers for and takes the PSAT and the PLAN (ACT’s 10th grade college readiness assessment)

• Encourage your student to participate in career shadowing

• Confirm that your student has passed all sections of the OGT (Ohio Graduation Test)

11th Grade – Continue to do the things listed for 9th and 10th grade PLUS

• Make sure your student registers for and takes/retakes the SAT and ACT and sends the results to his/her top schools

• Research and visit colleges with your student

• Make sure your student has met with the College Now advisor in his/her school

12th Grade – Continue to do the things listed for 9th – 11th grade PLUS

• Have your student retake the SAT and ACT

• Continue to research and visit colleges with your student

• Encourage your student to complete his/her college applications before Thanksgiving

• Make sure your student is meeting with his/her College Now advisor

• Complete the FAFSA to ensure your student receives all possible financial aid

• Research and apply for scholarships

A high school diploma is no longer adequate preparation for a student to be successful in a career and in life. We need to make sure that students are graduating from high school and enrolling in a postsecondary degree program.

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“There are many worthwhile charities, but one of the things

that separates College Now Greater Cleveland from some

of the others is the “happy ending”. To get a phone call

from a student who excitedly tells you he or she is about

to graduate is one of the greatest feelings in the world. To

see that student come back to Northeast Ohio and help our

community grow and prosper is even greater. Knowing that

the College Now student is also setting an example for his

younger siblings is icing on the cake.”

- Jimmy Malone, radio personality, WMJI; College Now Board Member; funder, the Malone Scholarship Fund

ColleGe NoW: A Resource for the Community

Many adults in our community have never had the opportunity to go to college. To significantly increase college attainment in Greater Cleveland, we need to make sure that these adults who have never gone to college–and those who have started but never finished– complete their degrees.

College Now offers the same college access advising

and financial aid counseling that we provide in the

schools in its Resource Center in Downtown Cleveland.

About 1,500 adult learners, high school students and

families rely on the convenience and accessibility of

the College Now Resource Center each year. They can

work with advisors and access materials and resources

to research colleges and scholarship opportunities,

explore career paths, and navigate the college access

and financial aid processes. College Now is one of the

only access organizations in Ohio that focuses on adult

success in college.

College Now’s community outreach is critical to its

mission of increasing college attainment in Northeast

Ohio. It isn’t enough to reach students in schools.

We have to reinforce the message throughout the

community and provide the necessary resources

to students and families throughout the region –

wherever they may be. College Now is able to be

a resource for the community through its Resource

Center and its many strategic partnerships. Last

year, College Now presented to over 70 groups

throughout the community, reaching an additional

2,000 people.

A great example of College Now’s community

outreach is the Cleveland Goes to College Series,

a partnership between College Now, the City of

Cleveland, the Cleveland Metropolitan School

District, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Cleveland and

the Cleveland Public Library. The 4-part workshop

series, funded by MyCom, brought college access

and financial aid information to students at their local

recreation centers and library branches.

For more information about the College Now Resource

Center and our community outreach initiatives, please

visit us in person on the ground floor of 200 Public

Square or call (216) 241-5587. The College Now

Resource Center is open from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday

through Friday and by appointment on Saturday.

SUPPORT AND REVENUE

For the year ended July 31, 2010

Foundations $3,189,853

Corporations 366,394

Individuals, Organizations, Other 565,120

Federal, Local 742,692

Fee for Service 774,044

Net Investment Income 745,397

Total $6,383,500

EXPENSES

For the year ended July 31, 2010

Scholarship Awards and Services $3,516,313

Advising and Counseling Services 1,831,989

General Administration 388,713

Fundraising and Marketing 336,597

Total $6,073,612

ColleGe NoW FinancialsFor Fiscal Year Ending July 31, 2010

“Getting a college education is not only important for me, but it should be

for others as well because it helps to ensure a successful future. College has

already helped me make my transition into adulthood and it continues to

prepare me for all of the ups and downs that life has to bring. I have made

friendships that will last a lifetime, involved myself in new activities, and

broadened my education. With the help of my College Now/Jimmy Malone

scholarship, I have become the first person in my family to attend college, but

not just any college, my dream college, The Ohio State University!”

- Heather Kosileski, College Now/Jimmy Malone Scholarship Recipient

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ColleGe NoW Donors

$250,000+Cleveland FoundationThe John Huntington Fund for

Education

$100,000 to $249,999Alcoa Foundation (NY)Jane D. White Fund No. 2The George Gund FoundationThe Estate of Richard M. Haber

$25,000 to $99,999The Abington FoundationAnonymousEva L. and Joseph M. Bruening

FoundationCity of ClevelandThe Community Foundation of

Lorain CountyFortney & Weygandt, Inc.Robert & Ruth FortneyGreat Lakes Higher Education

Guaranty CorporationMartha Holden Jennings FoundationKeyBankThe Lubrizol CorporationMcCormick Tribune FoundationMedical Mutual of OhioThe Meisel Family FoundationCleveland Public LibraryThe Nord Family FoundationThe Nordson Corporation FoundationOhio College Access NetworkThe Perkins Charitable FoundationLeigh H. & Anne PerkinsPNCWilliam H. RobertsThe Kelvin and Eleanor Smith

FoundationKent H. Smith Charitable TrustThe George Garretson Wade

Charitable Trust #2Thomas H. White Foundation

$10,000 to $24,999Apple American GroupAnonymousAnonymousBenesch, Friedlander, Coplan &

AronoffBritton FundCargill CorporationCleveland Beer Week, Inc.Cleveland Rotary FoundationCleveland School of Science &

Medicine FoundationThe George W. Codrington

Charitable Foundation

Coulby Fund of the Cleveland Foundation

Deaconess Community FoundationDominion FoundationEaton Corporation Charitable FundGiant EagleThe Higley FundMargaret A. Kennedy & Robert G.

PaulJimmy A. & April MaloneWilbur J. MarkstromMechanical Contractors Assocation

of America, Inc.The Murch FoundationDavid & Inez Myers FoundationWilliam J. & Dorothy K. O’Neill

FoundationRobert J. & Cynthia SchneiderStafford FoundationThe S. K. Wellman FoundationWestfield GroupMilton A. & Roslyn Z. Wolf Family

Foundation

$5,000 to $9,999Stacey A. BellMary Beth & John BeckChristopher BenavidesJohn BergrenJeanette G. & Glenn BrownCharter One BankCleveland IndiansCliffs Natural Resources, Inc.DeloitteGE Lighting CompanyDavid B. Goldston & Bonnie BormanDominic & Kathy GonnellaThe Hankins FoundationGeorge M. & Pamela S. Humphrey

FundDavid S. & Patricia InglisKiwanis Foundation of Cleveland, Inc.William R. & Jean KoehlerKustom Disaster Recovery &

RestorationToby D. LewisThe Lincoln Electric Co.Burton D. Morgan FoundationOhio Farmers InsuranceThe O’Neill Brothers FoundationParker Hannifin CorporationJohn H. & Gennie RobertsFred E. Scholl Charitable FoundationUniversity Hospitals Health SystemU.S. BankWilliam M. Weiss FoundationAnna L. Zverina

$1,000 to $4,999AnonymousAnonymousApplied Industrial TechnologiesAthletic Alliance, LLCJoseph & Geraldine BabinThe Batsirai FoundationBicknell FundJames L. & Jean D. BiekBlack Professionals AssociationIlene & Robert BrehmBrent M. & Barb BuckleyHarry & Marge CarlsonCase Western Reserve UniversityRaymond ChanChristmas Story House MuseumThe Cleveland FundCleveland Police DepartmentCohen & CompanyCombined Federal CampaignColleen M. CravenRobert R. & Gay CullJames E. & Sheryl CulverCharles B. & Margaret E. Cushwa

FoundationWilliam W. & Anna J. CushwaCVS/pharmacyHenry DerocherChristine & Guido DiGeronimo

FoundationRobert & Jennifer DiGeronimoThe Cyrus Eaton FoundationElk & Elk Injury LawyersSarah M. EvansThe Fedeli GroupFifth Third BankLauren Fine & Gary GillerFirstEnergyCatherine & Richard FishbachAllen H. FordHarry K. Fox & Emma R. Fox

Charitable FoundationFoxco AcquisitionLee A. FriedmanRobert M. & Barbara GinnGirlfriends Inc.Bruce GoodeDavid S. Goodman & Barbara HawleyGreenStreet SolutionsRobert L. & Charlotte GuidoHahn, Loeser + ParksHaskell FundGeorge W. & Carolyn HawkNathan L. & Regina Herman

Charitable FundJohn & Sharon HosekIndependence Excavating, Inc.

Andrew JacksonChristine Jindra & Richard ConwayJPMorgan Chase FoundationSanjiv & Anju KapurKinzua Environmental, Inc.Karen R. & Jack KleinhenzCharles & Joyce KullikDonna KuritThe Lampl Family FoundationSteven LaTouretteLear PromotionsTodd & Lisa LebowitzLegacy Village PartnersGilbert LowenthalLucky ShoesToby & Melanie MaloneyMansour, Gavin, Gerlack & Manos

Co., LPAMarketplace EventsMegan L. MehalkoStanley & Barbara MeiselThe Estate of Dorris C. MichalskeMitchell Brothers Ice CreamPatrick S. & Amy MullinJohn P. Murphy FoundationNACCO Industries, Inc.National Association of International

and Office PropertiesNational Coalition of 100 Black

Women, Inc.Nestle Prepared Foods CompanyNissan of North Olmsted, LLCDale & Barbara NitzscheNorhio Plumbing, Inc.Ohio CATOhio Tuition TrustOswald CompaniesOur Lady of the WaysideBetty T. PalfyLeigh H. & Anne PerkinsPaul D. & Kim PessesPoint to Point, Inc.Mark & Jacquelyn RambaRPM International Inc.Robert C. & Katherine C. RuhlRichard F. & Elizabeth SchiferlScranton Road MinistriesMitchell C.& Karen SchneiderLarry & Sally SearsThe Sherwick FundMelvin & June SmithSquire, Sanders & DempseyThe Helen F. Stolier and Louis Stolier

Family FoundationJoseph D. & Catherine SullivanJoyce A. SweeneyJoseph F. Tetlak

This list reflects cash payments and multi-year pledges through April 27, 2011.

Please note: donors who made multiple gifts between August, 2009 and April, 2011 are listed in the category that reflects their largest gift amount during the time period, not the total gift amount for the time period.

We made every effort to ensure the completeness and accuracy of the information in this report. If an error or omission has occurred, please accept our sincere apologies.

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Thompson Hine LLPGeoffrey & Jan ThropeTimothy M. & Linda M. TuthillSusan M. & Bill TylerMichael J. & Jennifer VantuskoJeffrey M. & Hallie WassermanWinking Lizard TavernTimothy WuligerYoung Buckeyes of Greater ClevelandMark & Janice Zupon

$500 to $999AnonymousDavid ArmstrongBank of AmericaThomas BaughJames & Reita BaymanSherrod Brown & Connie M. SchultzMartha CahillCase Western Reserve UniversityJenny ChanAlvah Stone and Adele Corning

Chisholm Memorial FundMarvin & Yvonne W. ClarkCorporate ChartersBarbara J. CookEmerick CorsiGeorge & Annette CoulmanDennis M. DaarManohar & Chandra DagaNancy DowdingChris EurichFamily Heritage Life InsuranceFleming’s SteakhouseGannett FoundationGarfield Heights Chamber of

CommerceStanley C. & Flo GaultGlazer’sAb & Joyce GlickmanBernard D. & Susan GoodmanLynn E. & Bruce GoodmanRobert K. Gudbranson & Joon Li KimFrank M. Holowach & Pam WilliamsMichael J. & Jane HorvitzDavid JacobsDeborah JanikCeena R. JewellBernard L. & Nancy KarrKeith D. & Angela KlodnickKlosterman Baking Co.Chip E. & Amy KullikRobert D. & Sheryl Markowitz LabesMike LindellFrank N. & Jocelyne LinsalataJames G. LubetkinRichard & Margaret MargolisJim & Kathe MayerScott McMillen & Beth ScottThe Melting PotChristina R. Milano & Marshall KiddDavid & Bonnie MinichJohn C. & Sally S. MorleyRaymond M. & Katie MurphyNeptune Plumbing

Notre Dame CollegeOhio Association of Student

Financial Aid AdministratorsDaniel B. & Jeanine OrntFrancis PaezVicki PeltierRichard W. PogueJames S. & Donna S. ReidPaul A. RicchettiJames R. & Kathryn T. RieterLinda RossRotary Club of StrongsvilleAaron & Barbara SaltzmanMike SchmittDonna E. ShalalaMark A. & Lissa ShapiroSociety of Northeast Ohio BrewersLarry E. & Kathleen T. SmithHoward A. & Terri SteindlerElaine StraubSygma NetworkJames SzaboScott WarrenStacy & Sam WattsGeorge WenzReginald A. & LaRon WilkinsonAlenka M. & Brian Winslett

$250 to $499Ian T. Adams & Pamela T. ConoverAll Points ConnectALN Donuts, Inc.Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc.Rita AndolsenMarvin Belveal & Virginia BenadeBlack Shield Police AssociationFrederick G. Blake & Joyanna

Wesche-BlakeMichael BohincScott E. Bowen & Ethel E. Smith-

BowenRegina BrettRichard B. BroganPenelope BuchananCharles M. & Susan I. CaitoFrank CarmichaelDavid D. & Carole CarrLeigh & Mary W. CarterPhil & Ann ColburnJeffrey P. & Patricia D. ConsoloJacqueline L. DaltonLaverne R. DawsonGary & Andrea DesbergGrant DinnerHenry C. & Mary DollRichard M. DonaldsonWilliam & Linda DullRobert & Sarah DurhamRichard S. EliasHamilton & Lillian EmmonsFrankenberry Management, Inc.Robert A. & Florence GoodmanGreat Lakes BrewingBurt W. & Beatrice GriffinRobert T. & Barbara Hexter

Darrell W. & Ann K. HollandNancy S. HyamsJ & L RefinishingSam S. & Denise JaffeWilliam M. & Elizabeth JonesMark Jones & Linda L. JohnsonJoe JordanJoseph K. JusterTeresa KammermanAngie & Adam KastningSusan KeillorCharles H. King & Catherine Keating David KirscherAllan D. & Jean KleinmanAlan S. KopitSusan KuznikWilliam LaFaveJulia LoebEdward & Cathy LozickEric LutzoChuck ManchickGarry & Jane A. MarquissHerbert McBrideGeorge MensahWarren L. & Betsi MorrisPat MulloyJoseph NeroJohn M. & Charlotte NewmanKeith & Kerry NormanThomas P. O’NeillPaul OngAnthony C. & Tracy PeeblesRoland S. Philip & Linda M.

SandhausPamela PresserQuest DiagnosticsClara RankinKathleen A. RieterRight Brain Revenue, Inc.Alan & Barbara RosskammMarc & Joan RubinsteinEdward & Teresa RuchVictor & Danielle RuizTommy RunyonJohn & Eliza SaadaJames SaksSpencer SeamanSS&G Financial Services, Inc.Julie A. & George SzeltnerMary Bridget & Joseph F. VaughnAndrew Venable

Keith Weiner & Evie SchonbergPaul WellenerJonathon K. WiseJohn S. & Susan ZanghiThomas Zlatoper

$100 to $249Keith A. AbramsACCESS BostonThomas W. & Joanie AdlerLaurie AlbrightMurray AltoseAnonymousClarence ArchibaldCurtis R. ArringtonFred AshenbrennerGeorge BalintD.R. & Kathleen L. BarberIan BarrettThe Becker GroupH. W. & Viia BeechlerLawrence M. & Nancy W. BellAaron M. BergerAlexandra L. BergerLetty BestJeffrey & Margie BiggarLana BlazeFlora BlumenthalNorman & Deborah BoldenJulie A. BowmanMartha & Daniel BowmanRobert P. & Beth W. BrandonMargaret D. BrayThomas G. BrickCraig BriscoeVincent D. BrookinsRobert C. BrownRobert W. & Cynthia BrumlBubba Q’s IncDaune CaloviniMichele CermakBarbara ChambersGeorge B. & Ann ChapmanRudolph J. & Karen ChavezJames & Jenny ChinWilliam E. ConwayMichael A. CostanzoClint CravensClifford W. & Jane R. CribbsGordon & Florence CrossPitt A. & Sally Curtiss

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Carrie B. DavisDouglas M. Betty D. DechertDana DennisJacquelyn F. DerrowDavid DewsLee DiGeronimoWalter DimlingDistrict Council Seven OCSEAMichael DowdMartin D. DuPontRobert DurrinDouglas EinstadterMarcia L. & Monroe ElbrandEnergy Cost Savers, IncRichard & Cynthia FairmanTerese M. FennellMatt FinduraLinda FooteLawrence S. FrankelBarry E. & Sandra M. GabelJoseph GaidelisTheo GarrettJohn & Angela GellerDeborah GlossermanAllan & Elise GoldnerDavid J. & Catherine J. GranittoJohn A. GreeneBruce & Sally GriswoldSheri GrossNorman & Cheryl GutmacherDouglas E. & Judith C. HaasElaine HaddenNorman HalpernJohn HammondDuane E. Harms & Judith RussellSahir K. HasanHenry R. HatchBetty G. HoldsteinCynthia HunterScott R. & Josephine InkleyArturo U. & Susan K. IriarteJK GroupRobert JoycePatricia KalbacTeresa KammermanEdward & Audrey KanclerSylvia KarsonAdelle M. KendisCarl & Carol KeskeGary KeyserStuart & Teresia Kline

S. Lee KohrmanRaymond M. & Mary D. KoteckiBruce J. KowalskiEvelyn KrentJohn & Theresa KunkelBrian KusWilliam B. La PlaceJohn S. & Janet P. LarsonHoward H. LaundyRobert LehmanTom E. & Bettsy LeibStephen & Lillian S. LevineKenneth J. & Mary Ellen LiangRichard & Laura LittleChristian LutjenLV Surveying, IncLawrence A. MackRichard T. & Polly A. MarabitoNathan MaynardSue McClellandQuentin McCorveyJanice McCourtPatrick A. & Martha S. McGrawJeff & Rhonda McKissickPeter & Susi MeiselMichael Meissner & Kathiann

KowalskiChristopher M. MellisJennifer MeyerDale A. & Carol MillerJohn A. MilosGary E. MincerKenneth MooreGeorge G. MorrisDonald W. MorrisonNicholas E. MoscalinkKevin D. Mullin & Anita P. RedahanPaul & Anne MurrayJudy NadeauSue A. NakamuraRobert D. & Janet N. NearyJohn NevilleWilliam G. & Nancy C. OakleyThomas PalusChris M. PaterakisLarry PeltzPeppermill Pub & GrillNatalie PetersonAllen E. & Lynn PfenningerJason C. PinizzottoTod Podl

Dan A. Polster & Deborah ColemanElinor G. PolsterBarbara PomeranzLee D. & Susan L. PowarGregory E. & Margaret Q. PrevetteAndrew & Leslie PrusinskiChristopher & Julie ReddingNancy S. RelyeaReminger Co. LPALinda RiceRice’s Nursery & Landscaping, IncBud & Sally I. RichCharles Rich & Sally InglisAlice N. RobbinsSheila RobinsonLauren RockWalter & Janice RomanskyBenjamin RosenbaumDavid & Enid RosenbergRobert G. & Mary SalomonJoel Saltzman & Shiri KatzDorothy SawyerDonald S. & Toni ScherzerStanley & Karen SchneiderRichard & Debbie SchoonoverSusanne SchroerMichele Scott TaylorRichard T. & Jodi M. SeminskyEric ShawFareed & Laura SiddiqRobert & Donna SimoneauSirna & SonsSean SmithMarisol E. SouryalRonald R. & Helga StangerWilliam StultzLorraine SzaboBrian F. Toohey & Elizabeth MonihanHoward J. & Sara S. TuckerThomas V. & Iris VailTed G. & Ginger VaughanLes C. & Linda VinneyNick & Sandra VodanoffCurtis WaldronMary C. WarrenJoann WebsterStephanie WedrykFred WeismanLunetter B. WhiteDickson L. & Ann WhitneySteven & Trudy WiesenbergerClaybron WishamSally K. YoungGerald ZahlerJoseph & Mary J. ZingaleChristine Zirafi

Under $100John AdamsAndrea AllamongHarriett AllenJane AndrewsAnonymousAnonymousBrenda W. Arnold

Paul L. ArundelGeorge L. Askew & Katherine F.

RussellCraig AyalaMargaret BachenheimerRon & Lisa BachmanBeverly A. BaddleyGeoffrey K. & Maryann BarnesWilliam BarnesDebbie BartlettJohn BartonGloria J. BaurJames S. BaxterNathan A. & Sosamma J. BergerDavid Bergholz & Eleanor MalletJoseph BenoJeffrey S. BiermanPatricia BishopEleanor BonnieDavid & Anastasia BossLaura & Kevin BoswellTim & Donetta BrayPaul S. BrentlingerCarolyn BrockJulie Bronikov & Paul IglinArthur A. & Karen BrownFrancesca BrunelloDavid BuchnerCharlotte C. BurginDavid M. BurkonsKimberly A. CalderwoodHugh & Anne CalkinsMayor Jane Campbell Gap

ScholarshipJeff CantrellCentury CyclesJoyce E. ChappelleMelvin J. & Kaye H. ChavinsonJames ChuraGeoffrey ClaussenR. M. & Bonnie ColeJack T. & Roslyn S. CollinsKenneth CollinsElizabeth Cornwall & William J. MartinBurnetta CrossMichele D’AlessioDanielle DarbyTerry DavisElizabeth & Brody DayDavid G. & Karen G. DebordAshley N. DiazRoderick & Barbara DibbleStacey L. DeanChantel DotheyJason DragenSharisse EdwardsAlmeta ElderMatt ElseyMichael & Sally ElvitskyEnergizer Battery CompanyMichael F. & Dorothy A. EnglehartEnzymesolutionsBarbara J. ErwinFamilies for LundyKelly M. Fedakk

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Jodi FedorukRichard J. FelberBarbara L. FeltAdrienne M. FerraroJohn FillingerBeulah FisherIrwin & Barbra FisherStanley M. FisherLinda R. FrankDan & Barbara FreedmanStanley E. FriedmanRobert Fuerst & Louise AbramsRobert A. GambolFlorence A. GardnerWilliam L. Garrison & Mary Jo

MlakarPatricia GaulSaul GenuthDolores J. GiampetroVangjola GjikaAndrea J. GlickmanCatherine GoertzenJohn C. & Megan T. GoheenStephen GoldMurray A. GoldstoneWilliam L. GordonMary Lou GotmanMary J. GronnCarolyn C. GrossmanKeith & Judith L. GruberJohn & Rita HammondCheryl HannanRoy & Catherine W. HarringtonAnthony A. & Lorraine HarrisCharles P. HenningsenAaron G. HillBarbara HillHortense P. HollandCharles HontonJohn A. & Mickey HornerBernice H. HoustonKatherine HowleyCharles R. IngramWilliam G. & Carol S. JacobsPenny JaskolkaDebra JesionowskiThomas A. JorgensenErin JoyceStephen L. KadishJoseph M. & Donna M. KamradPatricia Karr-SegalJudith & Jack KaufmanJoel H. KayJohn C. & Carole KealyC. Randolph KellerKevin KelleyMarvin I. & Ileen K. KelnerWilliam J. KondikJohn J. & Mary Ann KoralPhyllis KozokoffMark Krieger & Joyce Dodrill-KriegerEvelyn KrentBill & Karen KufahlElroy & Dee KurshJoseph Lanser

Michael LiskayJose LlapaDavid & Marylin LockshineRaymond S. & Susan J. LokarGretchen LongClyde H. LoughridgeMatthew R. LundyRichard A. & Lillian L. MacerAndrew MagleyRichard A. & Connie ManuelMartin & Norma MarkowitzKaren MartinDaniel M. & Sandra MazzeoMaureen McCormickJohn G. & Margaret McDonaldPhillip & Kathleen A. McDonnellPatrick J. & Kelly M. McTaggartDonald MessingerMarinko & Sandra MilosNeomia MitchellMargaret MondelloBarbara MorrisEdwin R. & Gloria B. MotchJames MuhicDavid K. & Muriel NachmanDaniel & Dorothy NaymikDavid K. NeiswanderCharles L. & Ann G. NewmanMichael M. NiroKim NoeumAngela NovakKevin O’BrienErwin J. & Kathleen OdealDuane & Arlene OldermanYvonne OsbourneMatthew Osei-BonsuPaul H. PangraceMelissa PareyKathleen M. PaskertMary PaternitePatricia PatrickVera PayneAnthony T. PettiTheresa PolefkoHenry & Marian O. PrechtLinda J. N. & Victor ProsakJeff RechenbachMary M. RezotkoMichael & Cyneatria RiceCarletta RichardsonWilliam M. RitcheyKathy RobinsonBarbara S. RobinsonJo Ann RobinsonLinda RodriguezMichael & Jodi RogoffMelissa RomainNancy RomeLaQuita RouseBrian C. Sallee & Sherry D.

Buckner-SalleeMichael Salkind & Carol GillRobert J. SandrickJack L. SchmitYvonne E. Scott

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