Investing in Educational Opportunity 2005 Direct Support to College Total: $692,000.

Investing in Educational Opportunity

$155,000

$510,000

$27,000

scholarship program non-cash

2005 Direct Support to College

Total: $692,000

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Major Gifts, 2005

• Estate of Catherine Garnero

• Gary Milgard Family Foundation

• Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

• Fuchs Foundation

• Steve and Joane Moceri

Board Development

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Alumni & Community Relations

Investing in Educational Opportunity

Katherine BoydKatherine Boyd

John HaughJohn HaughJohan Dupris-LundJohan Dupris-Lund

Breakfast with the President

Lakewood Computer Clubhouse

Support for Faculty & Staff

Investing in Educational Opportunity

2005 Mini-Grants• The “Culture of Poverty”: Implications for Student

Learning, Recruitment and Retention • ESL Student Orientation and Community Resource Fair• 40 Developmental Assets Training and Implementation• A Celebration of the Written Word • College Knowledge Evening Outreach Event• Fort Steilacoom Job/Career Fair • SLAM 2005 “Best Of” Awards • Minigrants for Career Transition Program Students• Domestic Violence Victim Impact Panel

2005 Mini-Grants• Outdoor Classroom Seating• Fort Steilacoom Campus Arboretum Signage for

Walking & Self-Tour• Conversation Partners• Puyallup Job Fair• An Evening with Motivational Speaker Bob Mortimer

• Free Career Assessments for New Undecided Students• Next Step Project for GED Students• Pedagogies for Replacing Plagiarism• GED Testing Fee Stipends for Low Income Students

“Each year after our forum, the Pierce College community is aware and vigilant around the issue of Domestic Violence. In my classes we discussed the forum as well as our personal experiences with Domestic Violence and how we can all be active citizens in the battle against Domestic Violence. I am always amazed and saddened by the number of students who have been and are currently involved in Domestic Violence situations. This year, a number of students came out as victims, a few came out as fearing they may be or have been perpetrators, and a couple of people completely changed their career focus due to the forum.”

–Bobi Foster-Grahler (faculty, Criminal Justice)

Career Assessment for New Undecided Students ProjectCareer Assessment for New Undecided Students Project

Support for Students

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$142,000 in scholarships awarded in 2005

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Growth in Scholarship Funds

$49,853

$66,871

$38,803

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$131,735

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Scholarship Scramble 2005Scholarship Scramble 2005

2005 Golf Tournament Results

• $45,917 for scholarships

• $37,050 from sponsorships

—highest ever

– Waste Connections made

Title Sponsorship Gift

• A record 147 golfers

Child Care Campaign

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2006 Initiatives2006 Initiatives

•Add new board membersAdd new board members

•Restructure meetingsRestructure meetings

•Ramp up fundraising skillsRamp up fundraising skills

•Raise $350,000Raise $350,000

We’re Investing in Educational Opportunity!