2020 Community Report
www.eicc.edu/sccfoundation | 500 Belmont Road, Bettendorf IA College & Foundation President’ s Letter
2020 will be remembered as a year like no other. In January, Scott Community College was planning future projects and by March we quickly transitioned to operating remotely due to the complexities of COVID-19 and the resulting pandemic. Our primary focus from that moment on was to determine how best to serve our students and act on those decisions during these challenging times.
In an effort to better serve students, we added new instructional delivery methods, such as Zoomed lectures mixed with face-to-face labs. As students were transitioned into remote learning, our Foundation helped students obtain a laptop for class work and provided funds for internet access to help with these new technology needs. 0
When the pandemic forced businesses to shut down, the Foundation found ways to support students who were struggling as a result of lost income. Students were helped through the Student Assistance program with items such as food, utilities, and rent.
In addition to supporting students during the pandemic, the SCC Foundation held its annual BASH fundraising event in a virtual format. The event successfully raised just over $20,000 in support of our Deserving Student Scholarship fund and Student Emergency Assistance funds. 2
The annual College Employee Campaign raised $20,987 in support of scholarships and college programs during a year when fundraising was a challenge for many non-profit organizations across the nation.
Despite all of the pandemic-related challenges, in the fall of 2020 the Foundation awarded over $123,000 in scholarships. Continuing to support students during the pandemic will be our top priority in 2021. We will listen closely to our students and faculty for other areas of support that may be needed during this unprecedented time. We will continue to encourage our students of color, first-generation, and non-traditional students to
complete scholarship applications, so that they may be better represented among our scholarship recipients. 0
Our organizational success is a continued testimony to the commitment of our donors, Foundation Board members, faculty, and staff, and their unwavering support of our students. Each and every donation from you enriches the lives of our students and our community. We are truly grateful for your support, and we look forward to working with you to create additional opportunities for our students’ success at Scott Community College.
We wish you a safe and healthy 2021. With true gratitude and warmest regards,
Ann Lawler, Interim President Laura Scott, President 2 Scott Community College Scott Community College Foundation Board of Directors
2 Board of Directors
Laura Scott Emily Blaylock Robert McMonagle Barb Nichol Mary Bakeris-Gullion President Vice President Treasurer Secretary
Eric Barta Brittany Beard Michele Dane Marc Engels Robert Gallagher
Ann Lawler Chris Lewis Scott Naumann Isaac Newman Kenneth Pelletier
Beau Perkins Seth Porter Brad Scott Josselyn Smith Roby Smith 3 Your Support Hard at Work - 2020
2,024 35 students assisted years the Foundation by the SCC $215,210 has been helping Foundation since awarded in scholarships to students in 2020 students 2010
$20,987 230 donated to the $1,403,345 students awarded foundation by EICC in scholarships awarded to students since 2010 scholarships in 2020 employees in 2020
91 $684 active scholarships awarded on $3,547,120 available through the average to each SCC Foundation portfolio value at the end of 2020 SCC Foundation scholarship recipient for 2020
*some numbers may be approximate 4 Corporate & Community Supporters
3M Richard & Sharon Corken Sandra Griffith Ray & Connie Allen Julie Cremer Charlene Grinnan Alvin C. Tingle Scholarship Committee Doug & Lynne Cropper Kurt Fishwild & Regina Haddock AmazonSmile Dakota Red Corporation Jean Hansen Amsted Industries Foundation Jack & Michele Dane Bob & Sue Hartung ADM Jack & Michele Dane Kristine Harwood Michelle Bailey Shelly Dellitt Hawkeye Paving Corporation Baird Foundation Ann DeSalvo Robert & Lysa Hegland Randy Gullion & Mary Bakeris-Gullion Naomi DeWinter Richard & Anita Hegland Eric & Sheri Barta Betty Dexter Otavio & Courtney Hegouet Pam Bass Dohrn Transfer Company Debbie Hegwein Wendy Batdorf Don Doucette & Lynn Drazinski Amy Herrig Mike Beane Joseph D'Souza Susan Hess Brittany Beard Carol Earnhardt Dana Hess Honey Bedell Loryann Eis Allen Higley Scott and Karin Bennett John & Ann Eisenman Joan Hovey Tricia Berry Mary Ann Engel Jeannine Ingelson Matthew & Emily Blaylock Marc & Lynsey Engels Iowa American Water Barbara Bleedorn Dick & Joan Evans Iowa Automobile Dealers (IAD) Foundation for Mary Blong Cheryl Ewert Education Ellen Bluth Farm Bureau Financial Services Iowa Quad Cities Rotary Dawn Boettcher Kailey Fluegel Iowa State University Foundation Tara Boling David & Shirley Foy Julie Jones Paul Sullivan & Cynthia Bottrell Earl & Dana Fuller Joyce & Tony Singh Family Foundation Colleen Buehner Ruth Ann Gallagher Kale Heating & Air Conditioning Lucinda Burchett Robert & Susan Gallagher Jeane Keibler Duncan J. & Dianne Cameron Jane Garrett Denise Keim Zach & Kathleen Campbell Lynn Gibson Pat Keir Scott & Pat Cawiezell Nancy Goldsmith Joan Kindle City of Bettendorf Grand Canyon University Debrah Kirby Tommy Clay Grandview Farms Cathy Konrad Pat & Janet Coogan Greater QC Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Richard & Judy Kreiter 5 Corporate & Community Supporters Cont.
Kelly Krell Ron & Amy Nimmer Frank Spies & Kathy Coiner Olivia Kulick Northwest Bank & Trust Company St. Ambrose University Kwik Trip Inc. Nyle & Teresa Paper Diane Stanley Sally Lambert Janet Parker Mary Stewart Joanne Lammers Melinda Pearson Studio 483 Susan Lammers Kenneth Pelletier Stephen & Ann Suiter Lane & Waterman, LLP Teresa Perkins Debora Sullivan Ann Lawler Beau & Rachel Perkins Jan Tandy Legat Architects Pleasant Valley Educational Foundation Julie Thompson Vickie & Jeff Lenz Porter Insurance Timmer and Associates, CPA, P.C. Chris Lewis David & Judy Prochaska Maggie Tinsman Liberty Packaging Pro-Clean Car Wash Gwen Tombergs & Dave Wayne Heather Lillibridge Purdue Global University William & Linda Tubbs Megan Linzy Quad City Bank & Trust United Healthcare James & Jeralee Mannhardt Richard & Marion Quinn Upper Iowa University Jeanne Matter Janet Rafferty David & Judy Van Cleve Rebecca Maxson Tom Rathmann James VanSpeybroeck Stephen & Marie Maynard Raymond James Global Eleanor Vetter Dave & Kristi McFate Stan & Betty Reeg Wayne & Kay Wagner Robert McMonagle & Denise Walsh McMonagle William & Sylvia Roba Dan & Lori Walljasper Heather Meissen Cathie Rochau Verlee Washington Mel Foster Co. Karla Sandry Timothy & Audrae Wear Barbara Melbourne Matt Schmit Jonathan & Holly Weigle Debra Mielnik Randall & Julie Schmitz Cheryl Welsch Marjorie Miller-Brownstein Jim Schneider Donald & Lanora Welzenbach MoboTrex Jean Schwartz Barbara Westerdale Tisha Muller Laura Scott William Butterworth Foundation Julianne Murphy Linda Silver Dennis & Jo Ellen Winegar Cathy Newman Keiren & Julie Smith Michael Woerdehoff Isaac Newman John & Josselyn Smith Anita Wubbena Jerry & Jeannie Newton Tina Solheim Neil & Barb Nichol Jim & Julie Spelhaug 6 2020 Employee Campaign Donors
Brian Abbott Barbara Diveley-Wiedenmann Hans Humbarger Rashandra Oatis Mashawa Afoaquah Jan Dolan Ken Hunter Roberta Osmers Heather Anderson Don Doucette Jonathan Ikoba Morgan Othmer Jennifer Aplington Nancy Drucker Carrie Jackson Tianna Perkins Paula Arends Nancy Dugan Larry Jackson Anna Pint Tom Arends Denise Duran Jan Jacobs Brandy Poston Kevin Babbitt Ann Eisenman Sue Kahl Tom Rathmann Andrew Bair Darrell Erdman Becky Kalar Cheryl Reidenouer Mary Bakeris-Gullion Heidi Essen Jennifer Kelly Diane Roebuck Dan Baldwin Amy Foley Angelique Kimble Shari Ruehling Michael Beane Randy Ford Kelsey King Christine Sandstrom Brittany Beard Kelly Franklin Gabe Knight Michael Scanlon Honey Bedell Suzy Gainer Christopher Knudsen Matt Schmit Bret Benson Ruth Ann Gallagher Susan Lammers Michelle Schoenfelder Anthony Bielski Bhaswati Gangopadhyay Lionel Lance Anna Schony Claire Brakel-Packer Sandra Gayman Jessica Lienen Dawn Schroeder Raymond Bramhall Angela Ghrist Megan Linzy Sandra Simon Jill Brodersen Zeke Gonzalez Rob Lipnick Erin Snyder Gary Buckley Cathy Hackney Debra Lowman Diane Stanley Andrew Burt Kari Hanson Georgeann Lucewich Mary Stavnes Carrie Butler Shelia Harris Kelly Maidlow Angela Thomas Nikki Buzzell-Garnica Kristine Harwood Jeanne Matter Nnachi Umennachi Kathleen Campbell Jane Haugland Jodi McGivern Matt Wakeen Dave Carson Lysa Hegland Lorene McLaughlin Lori Walljasper Donna Clarquist Amy Herrig Heather Meissen Verlee Washington Lyn Cochran Susan Hess Jill Naab Jan Weis Janet Cooke Brian Hilton Stephanie Newell Andrea Williams Rhonda Cornmesser Barb Hixon Isaac Newman Sue Zettel Tim Cottle Tammy Hoover Barb Nichol John Crownover Sherry Horan Jim Noord
7 Gift In-Kind Support
Arthur Murray Dance Center Monarch Kitchen and Bar Blackhawk Bank & Trust Muscatine Travel Brew Necker's Jewelers Captain's Table Palmer Hills Golf Course Carpetland USA Panera Bread of Iowa Crawford Company Promotion Support Services, Inc. (PSS) Delf's Pro Gym Q.C. Dentistry DeSoto House Hotel Anita Roche Dimensional Graphics Linda Ruggeberg EICCD Foundation Stephen & Ann Suiter Elite Trash Can Cleaning TBK Bank Sports Complex Figge Art Museum The Hungry Hobo Manuel Fred Lopez Katie Thom Mayor Bob Gallagher Gwen Tombergs & Dave Wayne Ann Hailey TPC Deere Run Hampton Inn & Suites WaterMark Corners Happy Joe's Pizza & Ice Cream Whitey's Ice Cream Mitchell Hartford Lysa Hegland Heritage Landscape Design Hola America Hot Glass Inc. Ken Hunter Isabel Bloom Isle of Capri Bettendorf & QC Waterfront Convention Center Mike Jund King Food Service Robert Lewis
8 2020 Foundation Events
SCC BASH In-a-box
In response to the pandemic, and for the safety of our students and supporters, we chose not to host our annual fundraiser, BASH, in-person for 2020. Instead, we were excited to have people celebrate with us this year by trying desserts made by our Culinary Arts students, preparing dinner at home using recipes from our own SCC chefs, and joining us for our live virtual event.
Although we didn't quite reach our fundraising goal, we were extremely grateful to have the support of 30 generous sponsors and the donation of over 40 auction items. The $20,000 we raised will greatly help our students with scholarships and Student Emergency Assistance needs.
9 Scholarship Recipients - Spring 2020
Barb & Neil Nichol Dental Scholarship: Erik Moon Dorothy M. Miller Memorial Scholarship: Josette Venhorst Car Show Scholarship: Victor Vargas-Hernandez English as a Second Language Scholarship: Archna Singh Courtney & Otavio Hegouet Scholarship: Cierra Millbrook Frank Spies HVAC, Diesel, and Auto Scholarship: Bradley O'Brien Danielson Motor Company Scholarship: Bradley O'Brien Garnica Future Educators Scholarship: Sarah Kopatich David F. Krein Honors Scholarship: Ashley Williams Harry J. & Nellie B. Griffith Memorial Scholarship: Connie Chu, Deserving Student Scholarship: Ruqayah Algburi, Kenisha Allen, Zachary Garrard, Chelsea Kopp, Bradley O'Brien, Kaitlyn Puckett, Maria Anderson, Tori Andrews, Jyoti Baral, Eugene Barnhart, Isabel Michaelyn Shoultz, Archna Singh, Alissa Zogg Bebber, Kaitlin Bideaux, Samantha Biermann, Tara Boling, Jaida Health Information Technology Scholarship: Jessica Peterman Brammann, Tavion Brooks, Jessica Brown, Nuong Bui, Ginger Interpreter Training Program Scholarship: Kari Taylor Chaney, Connie Chu, Terasia Collins-Peterson, Tamara Cooper, Ana Jeff Kosman Memorial Scholarship: Elizabeth Franich De Oliveira Lenz, James Deblaey, Isabel Farmer, Megan Flynn, Will Mary Jean & James Gallagher Scholarship: Jaida Brammann Foley, Maryann Foster, Mitchell Franich, Elise Franich, Christopher Nursing Faculty Scholarship: Maria Anderson Garcia, Zachary Garrard, Chalette Gerischer, Diego Gomez, Josiah Pathak Memorial Scholarship: Connie Chu Gonyo, Clayton Gonyo, Emily Goossens, Ethan Griesman, Paul Pi Scholarship: Ethan Griesman Grunewald, Megan Hackney, Ashley Hansen, Yasmine Hare, Morgan Science Faculty Scholarship: Tracy Tran Hemmen, McKenzi Henderson Rice, Betty Herrera, Briauna Winegar Student Support Scholarship: Susan Shonts Hollingshed, Maja Horbank, Michael Huizenga, Nacole Jackson, Samantha Johannes, Caylee King, Alichia Long, Kumari Luitel, Mariah Martinez, Bobby McNamar, Ricar Mends, Stevi Mulvehill, Jesse Mumm, Mariam Namilinga, David Nelson, Alija Neupane, Tiffany Nguyen, Dung Nguyen, Faith Nieketien, Safi Nyasa, Eunice Okaiwele- Oboh, Gabriella O'Leary, Katie Pace, Huyen Phan, Casey Rasmussen, Cheffon Robinson, Summer Rosenmohr, Erica Schumacher, Gregory Smith, Cassandra Smith, Paige Sparrow, Clarissa Standard, Rebecca Tague, Kari Taylor, Charles Thomas, Brittani Thompson, Jonathon Toppert, Tracy Tran, Thang Truong, Jalane Maiva, Tsague Nguepi, Alysia Valenzuela, David Vasquez, Misael Vieyra-Nava, Marcela Villalpando Gonzalez, Maggie Walls, Jacob Wilbourne, Courtney Williams, Britauna Wolf, Adrick Woodruff, Stephanie Wyatt, Alissa Zogg
10 Scholarship Recipients - Summer & Fall 2020
Summer 2020 Dolores (Dee) Meyer Memorial Scholarship: Maja Horbank Donald E. Snider Auto Tech Memorial Scholarship: Jaime Villegas Elizabeth McCarthy Reeg Nursing Scholarship: Jyoti Baral, Cierra Dorothy M. Miller Memorial Scholarship: Summer Rosenmohr Millbrook, Courtney Williams Dr. Duane "Andy" Anderson Memorial Scholarship: Roy Dorsett Frank Spies HVAC, Diesel, and Auto Scholarship: Kossi Gbama, John Ellis Vetter Memorial Scholarship: Madeline Little Kodjo Fall 2020 - Extended Scholarship Opportunity: Hannah Back, Sushil SCCF Summer Retention Scholarship: Jyoti Baral, Maryann Foster, Bhattarai, Tammie Blaesing, Dylan Bonis, Casey Cibula, Kaitlyn Crow, Aisha Grace, Paul Grunewald, Iesha Ratzlaff, Celeste Rodriguez, Emma Day, Kaylie Deswart, Peyton Duncan, Isabel Fenner, Magdalena Summer Rosenmohr, John Kodjo, Stephanie Wyatt Gjeleva, Morgan Hemmen, McKenzi Henderson Rice, Anayshia Hill, Briauna Hollingshed, Kylie Howell, Andrea Huebbe, Jaisene Hughes, Fall 2020 Raven Jackson, Courtney Jackson-Rush, Samantha Johannes, Colton Laughlin, Ayiana Litt, Jake McNeff, Jolene Medugno, Eric Menes, Jennifer African American Scholarship: Cierra Millbrook Millard, Olivia Nelson, Tann Nguyen, Stephanie Oberman, Tim Ossowski, ALCOA Scholarship: MacKenzie Ryder, Hannah Schipper Camry Pritchard, Teanna Randolph, Brennah Ricketts, Erica Robinson, Alex Cano Rocha Memorial Scholarship: John Toko Ashley Schwien, Sydnee Selle-Peniston, Brooke Sigler, Cheyenne Allan J. MacDonald Memorial Scholarship: Caylee King Simonet, Jalane Tsague, Alexandria Uhrich, Michaela Whitten Alvin C. Tingle Memorial Scholarship: Kayla Petrie Fejervary Trust Scholarship: Colin Shirk American Legion of Iowa Foundation Scholarship: Alichia Long First-Generation College Student Scholarship: Britauna Wolf Ann & Stephen Suiter Foundation Scholarship: Zachary Garrard Friends of SCC Fine Arts Scholarship: Emma Gustafson Barb & Neil Nichol Dental Scholarship: Celeste Rodriguez Future Leaders Scholarship: Elise Franich, Emma Gustafson, Jacob Bob & Blenda Ontiveros CTE Opportunity Scholarship: John Toko Heim, Emma Hunter, Madeline Little, Lexi Metz, Mikayla Moore, Alexis Bob & Blenda Ontiveros Urban Campus Opportunity Scholarship: Opsal, Kaleb Smith, Katherine Tyra, Riley Walls Srushti Gajjar, Betty Herrera, Michael Webster, Britauna Wolf Garnica Future Educators Scholarship: Stephanie Oberman Car Show Scholarship: John Toko Gary Lynch Memorial Scholarship: Maryann Foster, Aisha Grace Chuck Mooney/ William Stradt/ Rich & Dee James Scholarship: Harry J. & Nellie B. Griffith Memorial Scholarship: Valeria Aranday, Stephanie Wyatt Celeste Rodriguez, Silvia Rojas, Archna Singh, Gage Thompson Courtney & Otavio Hegouet Scholarship: Alliza Gambleton Hawkeye Paving Corporation Scholarship for Diesel Technology: David F. Krein Honors Scholarship: Paul Grunewald Colton Laughlin Deserving Student Scholarship: Eugene Barnhart, Rekha Basnet, HOPE Memorial Scholarship: Maja Horbank Shyla Bruce, Natasha Crossen, Noah Cruz, Amber Degryse, Reine Iowa Quad Cities Rotary - Bruce Katz Leadership Scholarship: Emma Dogbe, Ronald Epping Jr., Diego Gomez, Jessica Hall, Ashley Hansen, Gustafson, Alexis Opsal Kristin Hill, Bailey Hoffman, Kisha Ingram, Izsabella Kinney, Rodrigo Iowa Quad Cities Rotary - Harold "Bisch" Bischman "Service Above Noris, Alex Obert, Eunice Okaiwele-Oboh, Sarah Oteh, Huyen Phan, Self" Scholarship: Dianna Desir Erica Robertson, Alexandra Spay, Jennifer Stoddard-Waldorf, Kari Taylor, Tu Vu, Jacob Wilbourne, Nathan Wilkins, Sadie Zaruba
11 Scholarship Recipients - Summer & Fall 2020 Cont.
Fall 2020 Continued
Iowa Quad Cities Rotary - J. Robert "Bob" Bateman Memorial Science Faculty Scholarship: Will Foley "Dependability" Scholarship: Summer Rosenmohr Stewart Health Professional Scholarship: Judith Meyer
Iowa Quad Cities Rotary - Paul N. Lensmeyer Memorial Scholarship: Supporting Student Success Scholarship: Carole Noble Alichia Long Timothy A. Burger Memorial Scholarship: Alexis Opsal James & Jeralee Mannhardt Scholarship: Paul Grunewald, Madeline TRIO Support Scholarship: Samantha Biermann Little William & Linda Z Tubbs Rotary Scholarship for Nontraditional Jerry L. Wilkerson Living Legacy Scholarship: Samantha Biermann, Students: Cierra Millbrook, Rodrigo Noris Betty Herrera William Butterworth Foundation Scholarship: Bobby McNamar John Deere STEM Scholarship: Dianna Desir, Alexis Opsal Winegar Student Support Scholarship: Kailee Hamilton Judy Nelson Memorial Scholarship: Trevor Voss Women's Advancement Scholarship: Silvia Rojas Leaders of Tomorrow: Eric Zabel World Class Industries Manufacturing Scholarship: Trevor Voss Lenny Stone Memorial Scholarship: Emma Hunter Margaret Brodersen Memorial Scholarship: Lexi Metz Mark Ubelhor Memorial Scholarship: Selena Desir Mary Anna Von Dresky Memorial Scholarship: Jessica Brown, Alliza Gambleton, Zachary Garrard, Michael Webster Nicholas Germain Memorial Scholarship: Trevor Voss Nimmer Family Scholarship: Eunice Okaiwele-Oboh Nursing Faculty Scholarship: Alija Neupane Nursing Program Scholarship for Women with Financial Need: Archna Singh Nyle & Teresa Paper Academic Achievement Scholarship: Elise Franich Pacia Sauer Memorial Scholarship: Nuong Bui Quad City Bank & Trust Impact Scholarship: Jyoti Baral, Selena Desir Ray & Connie Allen Accounting Scholarship: Maryann Foster Rich & Carol Quinn Honors Scholarship: Judith Meyer
12 2020 Foundation Events
SCC Student Assistance Program
The financial stress our students experience was at an all-time high in 2020 due to COVID-19. We were thankful that we had support from our donors to help students through our Student Assistance Program.
Our Student Assistance Program consists of various funds that students can apply to receive. There are some funds that are provided as a loan, requiring students who receive assistance to pay back the dollars. These funds are provided to help students with emergency expenses that would interfere with their ability to succeed in their course work. The other funds we have are provided as a grant for small education related expenses.
In 2020, we provided approximately $40,670.00 in Student Assistance Funds, more than double the amount awarded in 2019. These funds are used by students for expenses such as:
Gas Groceries Vehicle repairs Utilities Textbooks Tools A laptop Testing fees Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society Membership fees Internet Rent
This support has helped these students stay in class alongside their peers. The students that are supported are truly grateful for the assistance and the ability to direct their focus back towards their educational goals. 13 Donor Giving Circles & Societies
The SCC Visionary Society Donors who contribute $100,000 or more to an endowment are inducted in to the SCC Visionary Society. The Endowment Society recognizes an elite group of individuals and businesses whose support strengthens the mission of the Scott Community College Foundation, now and forever. It honors donors who have established an endowed fund of $100,000 or greater. Each endowment is an expression of the unique interests and concerns for support within the college. Some endowments are important tributes or lasting memorials to loved ones. And some are discretionary endowments that allow the Scott Community College Foundation flexibility to respond to changing community needs over time.
- Harry J. & Nellie B. Griffith - Dr. David F. Krein - Bob & Blenda Ontiveros - Pleasant Valley Community School District - Mary Anna Von Dresky
The SCC Endowment Society Donors who contribute $10,000-$99,999 to an endowment are inducted in to the SCC Endowment Society. The Endowment Society recognizes a special group of individuals and businesses whose support strengthens the mission of the Scott Community College Foundation, now and forever. It honors donors who have established an endowed fund of $10,000 - $99,999. Each endowment is an expression of the unique interests and concerns for support within the college. Some endowments are important tributes or lasting memorials to loved ones. Others are discretionary endowments that allow the Scott Community College Foundation flexibility to respond to changing community needs over time.
- Family of Nicholas Germain - Nyle & Dr. Teresa Paper - Hawkeye Paving Corporation - Family of Carol Quinn - Family of Peter Linville & Brigitte Dietz-Linville - Stan & Betty Reeg - Family of Delores (Dee) Meyer - Family of Pacia Sauer - Family of Dorothy M. Miller - Dr. James & Mary Stewart - The Nimmer Family - World Class Industries
14 Donor Giving Circles & Societies
President’s Giving Circle Donors gifting $1000 or more between Jan 1 – Dec 31 of the prior year will become members to the President’s Circle.
The President’s Giving Circle is an honored group of individuals and companies who gift annually $1000 or more to the college. This group is recognized with distinction upon the President’s Circle wall with the past and current SCC Presidents (Don Foreman: 1976-1980, Joseph Conte: 1980-1982, John Blong: 1982-1986, Dr. Lenny Stone: 1986-2001, Dr. David Claeys: 2001-2005, Dr. Thomas G. Coley: 2005-2011, Dr. Teresa A. Paper: 2011 – 2017, and Dr. Lyn Cochran: 2017-2020, Ann Lawler Interim 2020).
- Alvin C. Tingle Scholarship Committee - Neil & Barb Nichol - Baird Foundation - Northwest Bank & Trust Company - Eric & Sheri Barta - Pro-Clean Car Wash - Scott and Karin Bennett - Promotion Support Services, Inc. (PSS) - Duncan J. & Dianne Cameron - Quad City Bank & Trust - Doug & Dr. Lyn Cochran - Richard & Marion Quinn - Dimensional Graphics - Stan & Betty Reeg - Dohrn Transfer Company - Bill & Linda Tubbs - Dr. Don Doucette & Lynn Drazinski - United Healthcare - Farm Bureau Financial Services - Upper Iowa University - Grand Canyon Education - William Butterworth Foundation - Grandview Farms - Dennis & Jo Ellen Winegar - Hawkeye Paving Corporation - Otavio & Courtney Hegouet - Allen Higley - Hola America - Iowa American Water - Iowa Automobile Dealers (IAD) Foundation for Education - Iowa Quad Cities Rotary - Iowa State University Foundation - James & Jeralee Mannhardt - Stephen & Marie Maynard - Mel Foster Co. - Necker's Jewelers
15 Donor Giving Circles & Societies
The SCC Legacy Society Donors who envision a strong future for the college and our students through their generous planned and deferred gifts such as: bequest through a will, beneficiary designation in a retirement plan, charitable lead and remainder trust, beneficiary designation or a gift of life insurance, charitable gift annuity, and/or remainder interest in a home or farm are recognized in the SCC Legacy Society.
- Dale Barber - Duncan & Dianne Cameron Family Foundation - James R. & Diane U. Grundy - Library Funds - Anonymous Donor - Stan & Betty Reeg
16 Your support could change the future
Planning What to Give
Surprisingly, there are different tax results from giving different types of property. Consider for example, highly appreciated securities. If stocks have been owned more than one year, then donors can deduct not just their original cost, but also any “paper profit” present in the gift. Best of all, no capital gains taxes are due when you give securities. Real estate, mutual funds, and other types of property offer the same advantages. At death, it makes sense to leave “tax-burdened” assets such as U.S. Savings Bonds and death benefits from retirement accounts to charities, thus allowing heirs to avoid income and death taxes.
Planning How to Give
You might want to join our many friends who have helped the college through bequests – gifts through their wills and living trusts. You also could choose to make a gift that reserves lifetime income to you or a family member. The college would benefit in the same manner as if you had made a bequest, but you would be entitled to charitable deductions and other tax benefits today. You could provide a gift to the college that can be used now, with the remainder passing to loved ones to assist with their future financial security. Or you may prefer the simplicity of an immediate gift of cash or property. By tailoring the form of your gift to fit your personal situation, you can gain maximum tax rewards, maintain financial security, and make a truly meaningful contribution.
Planning When to Give
Many people plan gifts at year-end to provide important tax deductions. You may find charitable contributions most helpful in years when you have a large influx of taxable income from a bonus, sale of a business or successful investment, or inheritance of taxable assets such as savings bonds or IRAs. As noted above, large deductions are available even if you retain lifetime income from your gift. But the most practical time to make significant gifts may be through your estate plan, by means of a will, living trust, or beneficiary designated on a life insurance policy or retirement account. Such gifts are wholly revocable while you are alive and may save significant taxes for your estate.
17 The Purpose of Your Gift
Your support of Scott Community College should be carefully planned to assure your personal satisfaction. Your gift can be established as a memorial to a loved one or special friend. You may want to earmark your gift for a scholarship or particular purpose, or simply say that your gift may be applied wherever the greatest need of the college exists.
Establishing a Scholarship
Scholarships may be established by philanthropic individuals, companies, and service organizations to benefit our students. These scholarships can take on many different forms.
Note: Donations may also be made to existing internal college scholarships. The Foundation Office can help you with this process.
For more information about how you can help support the Scott Community College Foundation, please call us at 563-441-4063.
Donor Bill of Rights
The SCC Foundation uses the Donor Bill of Rights as a standard to be followed to ensure our donors have access to their records and any requests are handled in a timely and respectful manor. The Donor Bill of Rights can be found at: https://afpglobal.org/donor-bill-rights.
18 Thank you to all of our supporters!
SCC Foundation Staff:
Lysa Hegland Assistant to the President & Foundation Director
Morgan Othmer Resource Development Assistant
*The SCC Foundation deeply regrets and respectfully apologizes for any omissions or errors. All titles prefixing names have been omitted on all yearly group donor listings. We strive for accuracy in acknowledging all our donors who are a vital part of our college’s success. Please notify the Foundation of any needed corrections.
**It is the policy of Eastern Iowa Community College District not to discriminate in its programs, activities, or employment on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, creed, religion, and actual or potential family, parental or marital status, as required by the Iowa Code §§216.6 and 216.9, Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (42 U.S.C. §§ 2000d and 2000e), the Equal Pay Act of 1973 (29 U.S.C. § 206, et seq.), Title IX (Educational Amendments, 20 U.S.C. §§ 1681-1688), Section 504 (Rehabilitation Act of 1973, 29 U.S.C. § 794), and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (42 U.S.C. § 12101, et seq.).If you have questions or complaints related to compliance with this policy, please contact Debora J. Sullivan, Equal Employment Opportunity Officer/Equity Coordinator, Eastern Iowa Community College District, 101 West Third Street, Davenport, Iowa 52801, 563-336-3487, [email protected] or the Director of the Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education, Citigroup Center, 500 West Madison Street, Suite 1475, Chicago, Illinois 60661-7204, phone number 312-730-1560, fax 312-730-1576, [email protected].