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Shaker Schools Foundation 2014 Annual Report Shaker Schools Foundation 2014 Annual Report ls choo Fou S nd er a t k i a o h n S Provides Opportunity Officers and Trustees Former Trustees Shaker Schools Foundation Officers James Berick 2013-2014 George Cannon Steven Goldfarb, President Deborah Cowan Rick Hubbard, First Vice President Sarajane Dolinsky Joan Ball, Second Vice President Nolen Ellison Craig Stout (Shaker Class of 1966), Treasurer Katherine Emerson Robin Johnson (Shaker Class of 1979), Secretary Lavita Ewing Stuart Abrams (Shaker Class of 1979) Robb Forward Pawan Divakarla Robert Ginn* Mark Freeman** James Goldsmith Ann Garson Lois Goodman Kathy Jones Barbara M. Gray Amy Kerr Thome Derek Green Matt Lehman (Shaker Class of 1987) Sally Griswold Dorothea Polster Sebraien Haygood* Lisa Richardson Edward Hemmelgarn Paul Sauerland (Shaker Class of 1979) Gretchen Hess Philip Shands Lisa Payne Jones Annette Tucker Sutherland (Shaker Class of 1977) Nancy Karr Doug Wang Aileen Kassen Fred Widen Frances King Thomas Wise Martin R. Kolb **life trustee Earl Leiken Freda Levenson Advisory Committee Lynn Lily Deborah Ratner, Chair Theodore Long Gilbert Lowenthal Joanie Adler Dr. Lolita McDavid Jamie Babbit Dr. Clarence Mixon Maxine Isaacs Dr. Charles Modlin Peter Lawson Jones Thomas Moore Nancy Karr Robert Morris* Barb Miller John Murphy K.J. Montgomery Marjorie Newman Zach Paris Zachary T. Paris Terry Pollack Richard P. Peterjohn Ronald Ratner Nancy Pickus Susie Ratner Lawrence Pollack Isaac Schulz Deborah Ratner Robin Weaver James Ratner Robert Rawson, Jr. Board of Education, 2014 Joseph Ruggie, Jr.* William Clawson, President Lawrence J. Schultz Alex Dykema Isaac Schulz Amy Fulford David Sedmak Reuben Harris, Jr., Vice President William Sellers Annette Tucker Sutherland (Shaker Class of 1977) Jessica Semel Alisa Smith Shaker Schools Foundation Donald Smith Christine Auginas, Executive Director Judy Stenta Sue Starrett, Director of Development Stephanie Turner Cathy Mitro, Fundraising Associate Norman Wain Holly Wang, Fundraising Associate Robin Weaver Aubrey Willacy 15600 Parkland Drive COVER PHOTO: James Young* Shaker Heights, OH 44120 Chalk Day at Lomond 216-295-4329 John Young* www.shaker.org/foundation Photos by Tom Abelson, *deceased Cathy Mitro, and Doug Myles Follow us on Facebook 2 Shaker Schools Foundation From the President I am proud to have completed my first was clean. The Annual Fund raised nearly year as President of the Shaker Schools $120,000, and we contained our operating Foundation. Working with the Foundation’s expenses to end with a surplus for the trustees, who are generous with both their fifth consecutive year. From July 1, 2013 time and resources, has been an honor. I through June 30, 2014, we focused on four look forward to my second year of service. broad goals: raise permanent, unrestricted endowment; increase the number of alumni As a resident, member of the larger business donors; increase the Foundation’s visibility community, and parent of three Shaker in the community; and increase the number graduates, my expectations of the Shaker of donors in Northeast Ohio. Elsewhere in Heights City Schools are both personal and professional. My tenure as a trustee of the Shaker Schools Foundation has provided Now in our 33rd year, the new reinforcement to my already positive Foundation is a mature opinion. I can state with certainty that the Shaker Schools offer an exceptional organization that is respected education to every child; our faculty, throughout the community and administrators, and staff are extraordinary; known for its contributions to our students demonstrate limitless potential; the Shaker Schools. and the Shaker Schools Foundation is a tremendous asset. Guided by our mission and Strategic Plan, this Annual Report you will read the details governed by our dedicated Board, and of our progress, including the wonderful supported by our loyal and generous donors, upgrade to the High School’s planetarium. the Shaker Schools Foundation continues to Thank you for your support! We are grow. Now in our 33rd year, the Foundation indebted to the alumni, parents, faculty, is a mature organization that is respected friends, and organizations that recognize throughout the community and known for its the importance of giving generously so that contributions to the Shaker Schools. During teaching and learning will thrive in Shaker the 2014 fiscal year, our assets continued Heights, Ohio. to expand, and our independent audit Steven Goldfarb President Shaker Schools Foundation 2014 Annual Report 3 Year in Review During fiscal year 2014, the Foundation was involved in a number of activities in support of its mission to provide resources to enrich the educational experience of students of the Shaker Heights City School District. And, we upheld our Strategic Plan by continuing to attract permanent unrestricted endowment, increasing the Foundation’s visibility in the community, serving our alumni, and encouraging Northeast Ohioans to donate. PHOTOS - LEFT: Ribbon cutting for the Planetarium, Luke Rinderknecht, Summer Academy’s Rising 9th graders at Hiram College BELOW: Dr. Hutchings speaking to donors at the Planetarium reopening 4 Shaker Schools Foundation • The planetarium at Shaker Heights High School received a technological makeover during summer 2013. Thanks to a partnership between the Shaker Schools Foundation and the Shaker Heights City School District, the planetarium was upgraded with a new star machine and all the technology to run it. Many thanks to the generous funders of this project: Huntington National Bank, the Arminius Foundation, Annual Fund donors to the Shaker Schools Foundation, and A Night for the Red & White. On October 10, 2013, the Foundation hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony and reception for donors, complete with space ice cream and Tang! • Representatives from Hennes Paynter presented a communications workshop to the Board of Trustees in early February 2014. • On March 25, 2014, the Foundation hosted a second percussion concert organized by Shaker graduate, Luke Rinderknecht, and featuring Shaker students and two other professional musicians. Proceeds from the evening added $1,950 to the Charlotte Braverman Music Enrichment Fund. • Projects supported by the Class of 1950/January 51 continue to be implemented. They include teacher creativity grants; fee subsidies for on-site Princeton Review courses for the PSAT, ACT, and SAT; and a six-week Summer Academy to help 25 incoming 9th graders have a good chance for success at the High School, and a three-week Summer Academy for the first cohort, who were incoming sophomores. 2014 Annual Report 5 Contributors for the fiscal year July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014 The Shaker Schools Donors of $100,00 or more Foundation is grateful to these Huntington National Bank donors for their generous support of the Shaker Heights Donors of $15,000 to $99,999 City Schools through gifts to Kathy and Steve Jones the 2014 Annual Fund, 2014 Gil and Carol Lowenthal A Night for the Red & White, Legacy Fund, and Auditorium Donors of $10,000 to $14,999 Campaign, as well as special Steven and Gail Goldfarb gifts, memorial gifts, and Sauerland Foundation tribute gifts. Donors of $5,000 to $9,999 Anonymous James and Christine Berick FirstMerit Bank Forest City Enterprises Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP Rick and Annie Hubbard Bernard and Nancy Karr Richard C. Klein Michael and Dorothea Polster J. Mark and Annette Tucker Sutherland The Harry K. Fox and Emma R. Fox Charitable Foundation Tucker Ellis LLP Donors of $2,500 to $4,999 Anonymous Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff LLP Dr. Erin Herbruck KeyBank Foundation KeyBank National Association Penske Automotive Group Deborah and Ronald Ratner James and Susan Ratner PHOTO: Dr. Hutchings making a mug for Woodbury Creating Change 6 Shaker Schools Foundation Charles Ratner and Ilana Horowitz Ratner Mark and Nancy Ratner Squire Patton Boggs Nicky and Tom Turco Ulmer and Berne LLP Memorial Gifts Doug and Holly Wang During the 2014 fiscal year, specific Woodbury Elementary School PTO contributions were received in honor or memory of the following: Donors of $1,500 to $2,499 Anonymous Eleanor Bergholz Lewis and Ruth Affelder Fund Daniel R. Biello Mr. Mark Amaddio and Dr. Barbara Eileen Blattner Ekelman Jane Deutsch Bloomberg Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Lucille Burkett C. Richard and Karen Brubaker Rashad Burnley C.P. Braman and Co., Inc. Kathy Connors Calvetta Brothers Floor Show Jameala A. Croom DDR Corp Katie Cunion Healthspan Fernway Elementary School teachers Hogan Bus Service Inc. Mark Freeman Andrea L. Johnson Carolyn Garvin Legacy Capital Partners John Gates Liberty Ford Solon, Inc. Barbara Geismer The Lubrizol Foundation Robert C. Goodman Hadley and Patti Morgenstern-Clarren Grace B. Graham Neville Architects Fred Heinlen Sean and Lisa Richardson Sarita Herron Adam and Susan Roth Leslie Holdstein Paul Sauerland and Teri Cone Gregory C. Hutchings, Jr. Shaker Schools Retired Educators Jonathan Leiken Association Eric and Susan Lindquist Sue Starrett and Jerry Smith Elaine Mason Thompson Hine LLP Ken McGovern Thorman Petrov Griffin Co., LPA Peter Morgenstern-Clarren University Hospitals Robert Morris Paula Prince Williams and Larry Williams Jeffrey Pattie Brian and Cathy Zbanek Terry Pollack Loretta Quade Donors of $1,000 to $1,499 Jack Schwartz Stuart and Heidi Abrams Bob Schneider Joanie and Tom Adler Shaker Heights High School teachers Christine and Gint Auginas Elaine B. “Teddy” Siegel Richard and Kathryn Blaszak Eunice Silberman Mark Freeman and Gina Beim Elena Steinberg Ann and Scott Garson Peter W., William A., and Harold J. Peter and Emily Geier Theisen David and Katie Gleason Jane Troha Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Kent Greg Webster Neil and Susan Luria Traci Louise Prince Williams Woodbury Elementary School teachers Betsy Woodring 2014 Annual Report 7 Contributors -cont.- Ed Markey and Mary Neagoy Donors of $500 to $999 Anonymous William and Amanda McGovern Drs. Tom and Abby Abelson Trent and Irene Meyerhoefer Laverne Brunner Ahrens Ms. Kindra Orr Andrew S. Albrecht and Jean Bayless-Albrecht Mr. Richard A. Saada Brendan and Marnee The Sauerland Family Anderson Thomas and Pat Schinabeck AVI Food Systems John Bartels The Shands Family Drs.
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