THE SEED FOUNDATION Annual Report 2011–2012 In loving memory of Arthur B. Modell Your commitment to SEED will forever be celebrated.

Pictured: Renovation is underway for the Patricia B. and Arthur B. Modell Academic Center, where students at The SEED School of Maryland will take classes beginning in the 2013 – 2014 school year. The Center was named for the Modells in 2011 in honor of their generous support, which helped pave the way for SEED’s second school.

Annual Report 2011 - 2012 1 we dreamed of a day when our supporters schools...successes that include SEED students include national, state, and local leaders, scoring better than ever before on state and and collaboration is innovative and district tests. groundbreaking...when we celebrate those A day when we must expand our College who have championed SEED and encourage Transition and Support program because them to continue their advocacy. so many SEED graduates are entering into, A day when we could relish the academic persisting through, and graduating from college. successes achieved over the past year at both Because we know that sustaining support after of SEED’s college-preparatory, public boarding high school is critical to students’ lifelong success.

We dreamed of a day when we would look at the today underserved students are beginning to calendar and see two new schools scheduled get the attention they have long deserved. to open in the next few years...when we are SEED is at the table—alongside other developing a pipeline of additional schools leaders in education reform—contributing across the country. to important discussions about how to keep A day when leaders in philanthropy—like the students in high school and help them become Edna McConnell Clark Foundation—are vital college graduates, how to best educate African partners, working toward our goals with vigor American young men, and how to integrate and passion...when we are uniquely positioned technology into education. We look forward to change the way that America educates some to the day when we, as a nation, solve these of its most overlooked children. complex issues. And that day is today. Thank you for helping bring SEED to where While we know there still are mountains to we are today and for supporting us in the days climb and hurdles to clear, we’re excited that and years to come.

2 The SEED Foundation Annual Report 2011 - 2012 3 Raj Vinnakota Ann B. Friedman Khalek Kirkland, Ed.D. Co-Founder Chair, Board of Directors Head of School The SEED Foundation The SEED Foundation The SEED School of Maryland

Seeing our students graduate from high school Having the largest graduating class ever from The SEED is a dream opportunity for any student, any and college is the absolute validation of what we SEED School of Washington, D.C. last year means parent, and any educator. When you have the right do. But it’s also thrilling to know that we have we have more graduates attending college. What people on board who have a growth mindset, the faculty so outstanding that they are working at distinguishes The SEED Foundation from other sky’s the limit. This year we have 388 students, the top level in education—such as Dan Brown, organizations? We have hands-on contact with including 20 sets of siblings. That’s my validation a SEED teacher who was chosen for a highly all of our alumni throughout their college years. that we are meeting our promise of delivering an selective U.S. Department of Education Teaching We’re becoming experts on what is required for a amazing, college-preparatory, public boarding Ambassador Fellowship. It’s because of successes successful college experience. school education. like these that so many people believe in our work and have worked with us for years to help us get to where we are today. It hasn’t been easy, but Charles Barrett Adams it’s been fun. Head of School The SEED School of Washington, D.C. Eric S. Adler I joined SEED because of the audacity of the mission. The model was very appealing. Mostly, I was excited Co-Founder about the creativity, autonomy, and ability to be The SEED Foundation more effective. I’m going into my sixth year now, We’re moving from a small start-up mentality and we’re really focused on how to solidify the to a systems-driven institution that can support things we’re doing well and how to continuously REFLECTING ON more schools throughout the country. That means improve our academic and student life curriculum. having more educational expertise on board, Everything we offer should—and does—benefit our figuring out the levers we need to push to improve young people, whether that is a reading lesson, a 15 YEARS OF SUCCESS college graduation rates, and creating a healthy science fair, or a trip to Zambia. Looking Forward to the Future of SEED pipeline of future schools.

Jeremy Shane President The SEED Foundation

I arrived at SEED in April and met some recent graduates over the summer. I saw their great potential, desire to learn and grow, and commitment to education and to each other. Our 24-hour environment provides students with a much greater chance of success in school and in life than any other educational model.

4 The SEED Foundation Annual Report 2011 - 2012 5 “To manage more and more schools,” “The nationwide reach and credibility of Readying for says the Edna McConnell Clark Foundation’s partners like EMCF increase SEED’s exposure (EMCF) Chuck Harris, “you need to become to supporters across the country. EMCF brings more and more refined. We’re helping SEED invaluable expertise in working with other Growth build its ‘service capacity muscles’ during nonprofits that also have experienced rapid its plans for growth.” As one of EMCF’s growth. Local partners ensure that each SEED portfolio managers and its director of capital School is deeply ingrained in the community aggregation, Harris has been working with it serves,” Shane says. “It’s the perfect The SEED Foundation for more than a year. combination to allow us to grow efficiently, He manages SEED’s multi-year grant from with each new school a product of local EMCF, which is part of the Federal Social support that will be around for the long-term.” 2012 SEED Summit. Each year, faculty and staff from the Foundation and SEED Innovation Fund. It will, in part, support Harris says SEED’s commitment to building a schools come together for a one-day celebration. We listen to stimulating SEED’s growth and ensure quality through critical mass of local and community support is presentations, engage in thoughtful discussions about youth development collecting and studying SEED’s student data. key to the long-term sustainability and success and issues affecting the students we serve, and share best practices so that we Jeremy Shane, SEED Foundation president, of the SEED model. “We know how hard it is continue to build on our successes. This year, SEED focused on the importance says SEED is well-positioned to grow, thanks to grow an organization while maintaining of grit and tenacity to achieve educational and lifelong success. Dr. Angela to the national support of highly-respected its quality,” he says. “With SEED, the results Duckworth, assistant professor of psychology at the University of Pennsylvania entities such as EMCF and leadership in are strong, the team is solid, and the model is and a leading researcher in the areas of tenacity, grit, and self-control, delivered local communities from partners such as the adaptable. Every major metropolitan area in the the keynote address. Farmer Family Foundation in Cincinnati. country could have one of these schools.”

6 The SEED Foundation Annual Report 2011 - 2012 7 Beyond the Books Educating Students 24 Hours a Day

The SEED School of Washington, D.C.

The SEED School of Washington, D.C. graduated its largest senior class ever last year. To see so many graduates move on to college, says Head of School Charles Barrett Adams, is incredibly satisfying. Test scores continue to improve, and retention numbers are some of the best in the district. Thanks to a mission that Adams says is “crystal clear,” the school has been able to grow in many directions and form important partnerships with the Corcoran Gallery of Art, the Hirshhorn, Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Washington, Boys Town, the WNBA’s Washington Mystics, Inova Health, and the International Neuroscience Network Foundation. Through these partnerships, which are critical to educating the “whole child,” students are establishing cultural connections and giving back to their community. For example, through a 21st Century Community Learning Center Grant, we developed a monthly dinner series with groups of students and professionals who work in the sciences. In “We are counting on you all. And we will addition, we offer monthly science-related events soon be relying on you to use the skills for students and their parents. you’ve learned and the abilities you’ve “It’s an exciting time,” Adams says, “because as we demonstrated here at SEED to serve your mature, we’re getting better and better each year.” communities, to better our nation, and to enrich the lives of others.” Every student who spent more than a year at The SEED School of Washington, D.C. showed growth on the District’s annual achievement test. Mr. Holder was invited via video invitation by SEED 2012 Commencement Address. The SEED School of School of Washington, D.C. graduating seniors. Washington, D.C.’s 2012 commencement address was delivered by U.S. Attorney General Eric H. Holder. Check out the invitation, Mr. Holder’s speech, and other commencement speeches on our website at: www.seedfoundation.com.

8 The SEED Foundation Annual Report 2011 - 2012 9 Visit the schools’ websites at www.seedschooldc.org and www.seedschoolmd.org to learn more about the school’s curriculum and opportunities they provide SEED students. Every ninth grader at The SEED school of Maryland took an AP exam.

The SEED School of Maryland

It’s difficult for SEED School of Maryland Head of School Khalek Kirkland to identify the recent accomplishment of which he’s most proud. After all, 76 percent of last year’s eighth graders had a GPA of 3.0 or above, and students were not only working at keeping their grades up, but also compelling each other to do the same. All ninth graders took their first AP exam. Over the summer, two students worked with scientists at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, and 18 students participated in the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth program. This year, students can look out their windows and watch construction of the Modell Academic Center, which will open in August 2013. To top this off, a new one-to-one program ensures that every tenth grader has a MacBook Pro laptop, furthering the role that technology plays in innovative learning at The SEED School of Maryland. Kirkland continues to build a school staffed by people who believe “nothing is impossible for any student,” he says, “despite their socioeconomic status or past academic history. Every child at SEED can and will go on to graduate from college.”

10 The SEED Foundation Annual Report 2011 - 2012 11 When TySean graduated from The on his or her college campus, serve as SEED School of Washington, D.C. in 2009, academic and financial aid advisors, he couldn’t believe it was over. “People there connect SEED graduates to campus-based had become like family,” he said this fall, support resources and provide emotional in between classes at Mount Saint Mary’s support. Sometimes simply sending an encouragement card, with the reminder to University in Emmitsburg, Maryland. “Now, “Get up and keep going!” helps to motivate a I’m in my senior year, and everything I’ve SEED graduate to stay on the right path. worked for is finally paying off.” TySean says In turn, students like TySean provide IT TAKES college hasn’t been “100 percent blissful,” but the CTS team with feedback that helps the one thing he could always count on was advance SEED’s overall programmatic support from SEED. “They looked out for GRIt tO REACH efforts and the work of the CTS team. me, and they still are,” he says. “When I need Staying connected to SEED graduates helps them, they are there.” SEED learn which colleges and universities YOUR DREAMS Whether it’s helping a student work offer the best support for its students. through the financial aid labyrinth or TySean has also returned in the summers offering stress management advice, SEED’s to attend the SEED Alumni Summer College Transition and Support (CTS) Institute, where he learns life skills, such as program is a comprehensive program that how to manage his finances. assists graduates with the transition from SEED Foundation President Jeremy SEED to college and beyond. The program’s Shane says the value of a SEED education motto: Persistence—Don’t give up. Don’t let can be measured in part by the long-term obstacles stop you. benefits of students graduating from On any given day, CTS advisors college, securing higher-paying jobs, and wear various hats, says Vincena Allen, becoming committed citizens. He says, SEED graduate TySean at the 2012 SEED Summit. TySean says, “It’s important to SEED Foundation director of program “Success beyond SEED is an important part give back to SEED because they’ve given so much to me.” development. They visit every graduate of our mission.”

Read more about our graduates’ successes in “Graduate Profiles” on www.seedfoundation.com.

12 The SEED Foundation Annual Report 2011 - 2012 13 SEED graduate Tamia at the 2012 SEED Summit. “I was nervous about attending SEED graduate Valerie at the 2012 SEED Summit. “SEED helped me see what Virginia Tech and standing out academically and socially. But I work hard, and my future could be. It helped me see that I could do whatever I wanted to do I’m seeing my hard work pay off. I don’t want to be known as a good African and could be whoever I wanted to be.” American student on campus. I want to be known simply as a good student.” 92 percent of all SEED graduates have enrolled in college.

SEED graduates have graduated from or are attending colleges in 23 states across the country.

14 The SEED Foundation Annual Report 2011 - 2012 15 “We could not have achieved much so to date if it weren’t for the strong support and S Cincinnati Board, academic researcher at the University of Cincinnati, and former Cincinnati Public Schools,” said Dr. Dorothy SEED School of of The Battle, trustee Bey our new partnerships, but also in further refining the SEED model. “The goal is to create a pipeline of is createto goal a pipeline “The model. theSEED refining further in but also partnerships, new our with state and local officials—a model we aim to replicate as we look at opportunities in Kansas Kansas in look asaim we at to replicate opportunities model we officials—a local and state with working with the state of Florida and Miami-Dade County to open a public boarding school that will will that school boarding apublic to open County Miami-Dade and of state Florida the with working City, Michigan, Louisiana, and New Jersey. “At a time when money is tight, we are using innovative innovative New Jersey. and using “At we are tight, whenmoney is atime Louisiana, City, Michigan, schools integrate all the support services that a child needs to be successful and link those services services those link and successful to be needs achild that services support all the integrate schools sharpen our definition of those we serve. serve. we those of definition our sharpen true a for expectations the fulfilling are officer. now “We expansion Calvo, chief Cheye says schools,” The Ohio region. Baltimore-Washington the beyond time first for the expanding 2014, in schools engagement of state and community leaders, the Ohio State Board of Education, and funding and public policy approaches that make sense for each community,” Calvo says. “SEED “SEED for community,” says. Calvo each sense make that approaches policy public and funding principal for Cincinnati Public Schools. include some children from foster care, challenging us to further research at-risk populations and at-risk and populations research to further us challenging fostercare, from include some children national model.” and we have a state operator’s contract and a 99-year lease on the school campus. SEED also is is also SEED campus. school on the lease a99-year and operator’s contract astate we have and of depth and breadth the only in to portfolio—not our additions exciting be will schools Florida and to academic performance.” to academic In both states, SEED has achieved strong bipartisan support and has built robust partnerships partnerships robust built has and support bipartisan strong achieved has SEED states, both In In Ohio, SEED has teamed up—in a first-of-its-kind partnership—with Cincinnati Public Schools, Schools, Public Cincinnati up—in afirst-of-its-kind teamed has partnership—with SEED Ohio, In EED is growing! After years of preparation and negotiation, we plan to open doors to two new new to two doors to open we plan negotiation, and of preparation years After growing! is EED Taking SEED to New Locations ond the Mid-A tl antic “Certain that students array aSEED afull need boarding of services school model Family Foundation and founder are of the Cintas things Corporation. “These that What will it take to bring SEED to community? your SEED to bring it take will What SEED students who have graduated college from have will on our city, the role Learn more about our process for opening SEED schools on our website on at our schools SEED for opening more process our about Learn families have who will in better life,” starts said Dick Farmer, Chairman of the Farmer model and inspiration they provide will to others, and the generations of their own excite me about helping to bring aSEED School to Cincinnati. It rewarding be will to pull together acommunity as to open the school’s doors in 2014.” provides to enable them to achieve Think success. of the impact generations of www.seedfoundation.com.

Cincinnati SEED supporters whose cumulative gifts and commitments total $1 million or more have left a lasting imprint on the quality of our work, the success of our current schools, and our ability to CONTRIBUTORS advance our mission. We are eternally grateful for their passion for our mission REPORT and unparalleled dedication. July 2011 – June 2012

$1,000,000 + Adler Family Foundation Renee F. and Stephen J. Bisciotti The Honorable Ann W. Brown and Donald A. Brown The Morris & Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation CityBridge Foundation/Katherine and David Bradley Edna McConnell Clark Foundation Ryna & Melvin* Cohen and Marcella & Neil Cohen Farmer Family Foundation France-Merrick Foundation Ann B. and Thomas L. Friedman The Robert P. and Arlene R. Kogod Family Foundation John H. and Andrea B. Laporte “Whiting Turner has been more than just The George Preston Marshall Foundation a contractor to us. They are a partner in Patricia B.* and Arthur B.* Modell developing world class ‘college-like’ boarding Marina S. and David Ottaway school campuses. Bill Whiting has overseen Penelope and Edwin Peskowitz the extraordinary work they have done Mitchell P. Rales Family Foundation for us, and Willard Hackerman, who was a Michael G. and Sheila Ryan close friend of Art Modell’s, has even made Venture Philanthropy Partners The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg generous financial contributions to The SEED Foundation, Inc. School of Maryland.” The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

Eric S. Adler, Co-Founder, The SEED Foundation *Deceased

18 The SEED Foundation Annual Report 2011 - 2012 19 The SEED Foundation deeply appreciates the support of the following individuals, corporations, and foundations. Their cumulative gifts and commitments of $100,000 or more have provided the support necessary to open The SEED School of Washington, D.C. and The SEED School of Maryland. Their generous donations help SEED to provide college transition and support services and further build the SEED network of schools while strengthening our existing schools. Leadership Circle

The Abell Foundation The Freddie Mac Foundation George M. and Betsy R. Sherman The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Adler Family Foundation French American Charitable Trust The Skoll Foundation The Kenneth S. Battye Charitable Trust Patrick and Deborah Allender Ann B. and Thomas L. Friedman Solid Rock Foundation The Amanter Fund Elizabeth and Michael Galvin David J. and Sarah Steinberg $50,000 - $99,999 The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation The Aaron Straus & Lillie Straus Foundation Arcana Foundation, Inc. Facundo & Amalia Bacardi Foundation Laurence Ginsberg and Lisa Kanengiser Venture Philanthropy Partners The Honorable Roland E.* Arnall and Dawn Arnall Nina and Chris Buchbinder Goldseker Foundation The Walton Family Foundation, Inc. The Roy and Lila Ash Center for Democratic The Capital Group Companies, Inc. Barry and Mary Gossett The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Governance and Innovation Clark Charitable Foundation, Inc. The Philip L. Graham Fund Foundation, Inc. Ashoka: Innovators for the Public Richard and Rosalee Davison Harman Family Foundation The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company Helen Bader Foundation The Fancy Hill Foundation Tucker and Jack Harris The Oprah Winfrey Foundation Banyan Tree Foundation Elizabeth and Michael Galvin HSBC North America Wright Family Foundation Diane & Norman Bernstein Foundation, Inc. Goldseker Foundation Inner Spark Foundation Zickler Family Foundation Renee F. and Stephen J. Bisciotti The Philip L. Graham Fund The Jenesis Group Bloomberg Philanthropies The Ethel and W. George Kennedy The Robert P. and Arlene R. Kogod The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, Inc. We gratefully acknowledge the following Family Foundation, Inc. Family Foundation CityBridge Foundation/Katherine and donors who contributed to The SEED Lewy Family Foundation Zanyvl & Isabelle Krieger Fund, Inc. David Bradley Foundation, The SEED School of The Scheide Fund John H. and Andrea B. Laporte The Elizabeth A. Brinn Foundation Washington, D.C., and The SEED School The Skoll Foundation The Honorable Ann W. Brown and Bruce and Karen Levenson Fund of Maryland from July 1, 2011 through The Wal-Mart Foundation Donald A. Brown Lewy Family Foundation June 30, 2012. Thank you for helping C. Sylvia and Eddie Brown Lockhart Vaughan Foundation, Inc. $ $ Nina and Chris Buchbinder Lumina Foundation for Education to further our mission of providing 25,000 - 49,999 Adler Family Foundation The Morris & Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation The George Preston Marshall Foundation a high-quality, college-preparatory, Julie G. and Gordon G. Blewis The Capital Group Companies, Inc. Robert and Virginia McGregor public boarding school education for Ned and Toni Brody The Annie E. Casey Foundation Alan L. and Amy Meltzer underserved students. Aviva D. Budd The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation Merrill Family Foundation Clayton Baker Trust Clark Charitable Foundation, Inc. Merritt Properties Trust $ 1,000,000+ Ryna & Melvin* Cohen and Marcella & Neil Cohen The Clark-Winchcole Foundation Patricia B.* and Arthur B.* Modell The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation Educate Tomorrow Clayton Baker Trust Virginia W. and James* Newmyer Ann B. and Thomas L. Friedman The Eliasberg Family Foundation, Inc. Nancy Y. and Martin Cohen The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Mitchell P. Rales Family Foundation French American Charitable Trust Ryna & Melvin* Cohen and Marcella & Neil Cohen Nicholson Foundation Laurence Ginsberg and Lisa Kanengiser Commonweal Foundation John M. and Patricia Noel $ $ LensProToGo Richard and Rosalee Davison The Ohrstrom Family Foundation 500,000 - 999,999 Karen and Bruce Levenson John K. and April Delaney Marina S. and David Ottaway Farmer Family Foundation Lockhart Vaughan Foundation, Inc. DLA Piper Nicholas B. Ottaway Foundation, Inc. John H. and Andrea B. Laporte Merrill Family Foundation The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation The Otto/Whalley Family Foundation $ $ Manuel D. Medina Educate Tomorrow Penelope F. and Edwin Peskowitz 100,000 - 499,999 The James M. and Virginia W. Newmyer Educational Promise Foundation The Philanthropic Collaborative Patrick and Deborah Allender Family Fund Richard and Lois England Mitchell P. Rales Family Foundation Bloomberg Philanthropies The Reveas Foundation The Fancy Hill Foundation The Reveas Foundation Tucker and Jack Harris Michael G. and Sheila Ryan Fannie Mae Foundation The Rouse Company Foundation The Robert P. and Arlene R. Kogod Solid Rock Foundation Farmer Family Foundation Michael G. and Sheila Ryan Family Foundation David J. and Sarah Steinberg Fight For Children The Scheide Fund Penelope F. and Edwin Peskowitz Grace B. and F. Chapman Taylor The Ford Foundation Eric E. and Wendy Schmidt Eric E. and Wendy Schmidt Emily and Antoine van Agtmael France-Merrick Foundation The Secret

20 The SEED Foundation *Deceased Annual Report 2011 - 2012 21 $ $ Finnegan Henderson Farabow Garrett & Robert A. Axelrod and Christy Wise First Home Mortgage Corporation 10,000 - 24,999 Dunner, LLP Robin Baker Morton P. Fisher, Jr. and Ann P. Fisher Derek M. and Merel Abruzzese Four Seasons Hotel Washington, D.C. Jamie L. and Joseph A. Baldinger Seymour Fleisher Ellen C. and Robert Ware Adams Dean C. Garfield and Chanda Y. Tuck Beaty Family Fund Scott W. Foley Laurinda A. and Bruce J. Berger Carol and Henry H. Goldberg Ellen C. Benson Claire S. Frankel Diane & Norman Bernstein Foundation Tawara D. and Jesse Goode Leo M. Bernstein Family Foundation Bobbi and Barry Freedman Cora and John H. Davis Foundation James P. Gorter Mariquita and Matthew Y. Blumberg Eleanor Frias and Samuel Robfogel The Honorable Samuel Bodman and Barry and Mary Gossett Bridgewater Associates, LP Ann F. Gamse Diane Bodman Mary and Kingdon Gould Edward J. and Barbara Brody The Honorable Joseph B. Gildenhorn and Haise R. and Kevin Borgmann Greenway Foundation, Inc. Sana and Andy Brooks Alma L. Gildenhorn CityBridge Foundation/Katherine and Megan Henning and John Zielenbach Brown Advisory Charitable Foundation, Inc. Marcia and Phillip Giudice David Bradley The Higgins-Trapnell Family Foundation C. Sylvia and Eddie Brown Richard D. Gluck Caplan Family Foundation Kraft Foods Foundation The John and Jacolyn Bucksbaum Family Foundation Roxanne and Justin Goh Brooke B. and Gina D. Coburn Leslie and Bruce S. Lane Amelie B. and Benjamin B. Burgunder, Jr. Lisa H. and Richard M. Goldberg Louise and Nicholas Cortezi Harry P. and Beth Lebow Kate and David R. Cahouet Irving Gornstein and Susan L. Lebeaux General Mills The Dana Foundation Cheye M. Calvo and Trinity D. Tomsic Margie and Philip G. Gottfried George Wasserman Family Foundation Legg Mason & Co., LLC Doris and John Cameron The Jeanne & Herbert Hansell Fund Inner Spark Foundation Nyok-Kheng Lim CANUSA Corporation Charitable Fund Deborah L. Harmon and Robert Seder Juniper Networks Foundation Fund, Lois and Philip Macht Family Philanthropic Fund William E. Carlson Ellen D. Harvey and Tad Sperry an advised fund of Silicon Valley Community Foundation John M. and Patricia Noel Holly and John R. Chabbott Jacquenette Helmes Kevin Liles Morris Offit The Charlesmead Foundation, Inc. Susan Hepler Holly and John W. Madigan The Otto/Whalley Family Foundation Anne S. and James W. Charrier, Jr. Douglas M. and Catherine O. Hoffberger Nancy P. and Richard E. Marriott Philadelphia Insurance Companies John H. Claster Elise Hoffman and Chris M. Niemczewski The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation Ravens All Community Team Foundation Helen A. and Earl Colson The Honorable Paula C. Hollinger and Alan L. and Amy Meltzer Stephanie and Scott Rostan Leslie K. and Steven M. Coren Paul Hollinger Laura B. and John A. Overdeck Martha & Philip Sagon Family Foundation Jennifer P. and Brian P. Coulter Sonya Hopson Luis R. and Joanne Perez Louise S. Sams Dwight W. and Charlotte Crawford Horizon Mechanical Services LLC Carolyn A. and Joseph E. Rice III Lisbeth B. Schorr Leslie R. Crutchfield and Anthony Macintyre Cathy and Benjamin T. Ingram Eileen Shields-West and Robin West Michelle Smith Susan R. Cunningham and Philip Greenleaf Eliot Lynn B. and Stuart S. Janney III The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Ruth M. and Arne M. Sorenson Royce Dalby Rhonda and Herbert J. Jordan Foundation, Inc. Sally Thorner and Brian Rosenfeld Caroline A. Davis Carolyn J. Kaplan The Venable Foundation Lynn Morrison Venetoulis and Ted Venetoulis Jennifer and James Denham Laine R. and Norton N. Katz Karim Zia Charitable Foundation Emily and Frank Vogl The Julius & Blanche Diener Foundation, Inc. Karen Kaub Katherine M. and Bradley J. Vogt Cheryl L. Dorsey Julia L. and Thomas J. Kenney, Jr. $5,000 - $9,999 Albert Williams The Honorable Thomas J. Downey and Karim and Joci Khalifa Joseph L. and Frances J. Wright Carol M. Browner Pedie and Robert S. Killebrew Anonymous Thelma Duggin Arnold S. Kling Elizabeth Barczak-Smith and Joseph P. Smith $ $ Pierce Dunn Laura and Wyck Knox Betsy and John Bond 1,000 - 4,999 Charles E. and Saundra J. Dwyer Patricia and Ted Koopersmith Cynthia B. and Mitchell H. Caplan Anne and Ronald D. Abramson Earle & Annette Shawe Family Foundation Wendy and Douglas Kreeger The Honorable Mortimer M. Caplin and Accenture Eastern Association of Colleges and Nancy L. Lane Ruth Caplin Caryn and David Alagno Employers, Inc. Lainy Lebow-Sachs and Leonard R. Sachs The Honorable Robert W. Duemling and Patricia Alper-Cohn and David I. Cohn Karmen L. Ehman Legg Mason Charitable Gift Trust Louisa C. Duemling Anonymous (4) Elizabeth and Julian Eisenstein Legum Foundation, Inc. Vasco F. Fernandes and Andrea K. Sotter Gillian and James Athey Ruth S. and David F. Epstein Patricia Locke

22 The SEED Foundation *Deceased Annual Report 2011 - 2012 23 24 The SEED Foundation Annual Report 2011 - 2012 25 $1,000 - $4,999 Continued

Sonia Luna Paul A. Volcker Pamela A. Gooden Cynthia and Peter Rosenwald Randolph Luskey Sheila O. and William M. Walker Erin and Michael R. Grillo Mary K. and T. Christopher Roth Scott Margolin Scholarship Foundation The Honorable Vin Weber and Cheryl L. Weber Steve Haddad Henry and Anne Reich Family Foundation, Inc. Y. Maria and Rick Martinez The Honorable Frank A. Weil and Denie S. Weil Jack Hairston Nancy and Robert Samit Metropolitan Memorial United Methodist Church Tracey and William Weil Stacey W. and Harry D. Halpert Javier San Miguel Linda B. and Roger L. Michel Mary Weinmann Ellen So Young and Bruce W. Han Jennifer Saulino Marc E. Miller and Stephanie deSibour Yvette Woods Kelly Tubman Hardy and William D. Hardy Yosefi M. Seltzer Marcia L. and Charles E. Moylan, Jr. Lynda and Joseph Zengarle Nancy and John A. Harris Jeremy and Michele Shane Gail S. and Donald S. Myers Susann and Ronald Haskins Barbara K. and M. Sigmund Shapiro Lisa Naeger-Robinson and Doug Robinson $500 - $999 Anthony T. Hawkins and Paula Rome Mary P. and Richard L. Smith National Association for State Community June R. Hechinger Samara Sodos Natalie R. and Paul B. Abrams Services Programs Ellen and James Hegarty Lila and Richard J. Sussman Adobe Systems Incorporated Matching Donald J. Normandt Margot W. and John H. Heller T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc. Gift Program Melanie F. and Lawrence C. Nussdorf Stephen Henderson Elizabeth and Patrick Tisdale Donald Anderson Pfizer Foundation Matching Gift Program The Hoffberger Foundation Titan Power, Inc. Anonymous (4) Matthew Ponikvar ICF Macro International Joanne and Ed Wallach Archer Daniels Midland Company Irma C. and Lester* Poretsky John Jaeger Dr. Eleanor White Paige Arnof-Fenn and George W. Fenn The Honorable Colin L. Powell and Alma J. Powell Roberta R. and Alexander H. Jeffries, Jr. Katherine and J. Randolph Babbitt Frederick H. Prince Barbara P. and Boisfeuillet Jones $ $ Sandra and Joel D. Barkan 100 - 499 Margo L. Reid and Gregory C. Simon Alexander Karsner Helen and Seth Becker Joan S. and Charles B. Abelson The MaryAnn and Gordon Rich Family Lisa and Mark Kaufman Mary Ann and John W. Beckley Ann K. Adams and Kent C. Bostick Charitable Trust Erika and Thomas Kenney Marilyn and Edward Berlin Lois P. and Edward Adelson Marlene Richman Georgette D. Kiser Blacks in Government, USDA, George Washington Melissa D. and Ramesh K. Anantha Whitney P. and Kenneth L. Riley, Jr. William and Rachel Knobler Foundation, Inc. Carver Chapter Gail W. and William Andrus Lonnie M. Ritzer Carol Denise Kolsky and Martin P. Kolsky Lynn and Wolf Blitzer Terri and Scott Angstreich Jane B. and Stanley Rodbell Jennifer and Christopher Laporte Jana C. and Richard C. Burch Anonymous (9) Cory and Stanford Z. Rothschild Barbara B. and James P. Lawless Capitol Hill Cleaning Service Elizabeth B. and Harvey M. Applebaum Margaret B. and Paul M. Sandler Marion E. and Lawrence S.* Lewin Betsy and Arthur Chotin Diane M. Ascoli and Robert E. Van Marcia Scanlon Elizabeth L. and James M. Lewis Matthew Chotin Brita Askey Jill C. and Bradford W. Seibert Carolyn H. and Pehr S. Luedtke Allison and David S. Clapp Elizabeth Athey and Frank W. Lloyd Allison and Brent Shaw Joella and John Lykouretzos Rosanna Coffey and Timothy Stranges Todd S. Babbitz and Joanna M. Zarach Kathleen A. and Joel I. Sher John and Julie Messenger Edward Cohen and Debra Lerner Cohen Robert W. Baker Kenneth S. Slaughter Jill R. and Richard A. Meyer Kelly Cole and Jonathan Tinter Anne Bakstad and Edward M. Cohen Tina and Albert H. Small Mudd, Harrison & Burch, L.L.P. Correct RX Pharmacy Services, Inc. Sarah G. and Gabor Balassa Jackie and Bob Smelkinson Megan B. Murley Carol A. Dalton and Peter M. Flynn Marion and Rick Ballard Elaine B. and Soloman H. Snyder Michael Myers Lindsay and LeRoy Eakin III Bank of America Foundation Stevenson University Brian and Sherita Neal Deborah and Andrew Faulkner Carol L. Barash and Jed A. Kwartler Albert Sweet Jonah Neuman Lois and Alan M. Fern Cristal Baron Nancy Taylor Bubes Christina Perkins Barbara and Joel M. Finkelstein Marc A. Batchelor The Scully Peretsman Foundation Mary Catherine Person Christopher Foskett Patti and Charles C. Baum Gail and Edward Tomberg Margaret M. Polski John M. Fossum Annie S. and Robert A. Bavar Radha and Rao V. Vinnakota Denise and Gregory J. Price Dudley Fowlkes and Jamie Miller Susan M. Bayly Rajiv Vinnakota and Cathy McKenna Rosalind P. and Vernon A. Reid Jason L. Friedman and Brandis Griffith Friedman Debra D. Beals Sreedevi and Sriramulu Vinnakota Allison and Arnold Richman Kate and James M. Garland Carol A. Beck and Kevin M. O’Reilly Ellen S. Voelkel Linda J. and Harold Rosenson

26 The SEED Foundation *Deceased Annual Report 2011 - 2012 27 $100 - $499 Continued

Christine Benally Peranteau and Amy S. and Frederick R. Croen Ann and Frank B. Gilbert Harriett and David A. Hutzler David R. Peranteau Emily M. Cronin Lynne C. and Nicholas P. Giordano Anne G. Imboden George Benjamin The Honorable Elijah E. Cummings Barbara Giuffre Tysus Jackson Dottie Bennett Bob Cwalina and Suzanne Egolf Jane and Michael Glick Vivian H. and Wilbur C. Jackson Nicole and David Berger Margaret and Thomas J. D’Alesandro III Lois and Jay Silverman Susan Jeter Deborah E. Berkowitz Erika Seth Davies Joseph Goldschmid Carol Johnson Constance T. and Horace Bernton Alexandria E. and John Davis N. Linda and Larry Goldstein Alix A. and John G. Johnson, Jr. Joyce L. and Robert F. Beyer Jo Ann and Carlisle R. Davis Stella W. and James W. Goode The Honorable Nathaniel R. Jones and Wendy F. and Eben M. Block Juliana M. Davis and Clyde Relick Margaret F. and William F. Goodman Lillian G. Jones Katherine A. Boden Holland and David S. Holland Pyper Davis and Eric Imperial Google Gift Matching Program Robert O. Jones Susan S. and C. Edward Bollinger Donna R. and Stan Deardorff Daniel Gordon Patricia H. and Mark K. Joseph Carla J. and Louis L. Bopst, Jr. Michael DePinto and Terry T. Mathias Kimberly and Jeffrey Gordon Michael Kahn Deborah R. and Brian W. Boyle Linda K. Desy Bonnie Goldstein and James Grady Kaiser Permanente Foundation Board Robin and Thomas S. Bozzuto Dewey Hill Association Jonathan P. Graham and Elizabeth B. Ulmer Matching Program Mark D. Brabrook The Honorable Mario Diaz-Balart and Ashley and Ronald E. Grant Madeleine G. and Marvin L. Kalb Ronald C. Brady Tia Diaz-Balart Tracy C. Gray and John Iwaniec Wanda J. Kelley Antonia T. Brathwaite Fisher Joseph DiSalvo Yardly C. and Burton C. Gray, Jr. Khalek and Julia Kirkland Henry Brem Miriam and Leonard M. Discenza Lynn Greenberg and Michael Rothschild Benjamin Klaus Susan and J.I. Brenner Robert Dubinsky Merna C. and Joseph H. Guttentag Adeline A. and Harvey S. Kohn Ann and Jonas Brodie Angela L. Duncan Montgomery Margot and Raymond S. Haas Mary Lynn and Nathan K. Kotz Brody Transportation Heather A. and Joshua R. Edelman Margot H. Hahn Rose G. and Steven J. Krasnow Suzanne M. and Benjamin E. Bronheim Isabel and Ricardo Ernst Ellen W. Halle Susan and David Kraus Marisa C. and Douglas L. Brown Margery H. Ettlinger Carol D. and Gerald P. Halpern Rachna and Mahesh Krishnan Amy and S. Allen Brown IV Linda Faberman William M. Hardt III Rochelle H. Howard G. Kristol N. Jeanne Burns and Elizabeth A. Oppenheimer Ina and Robert Fiedler Nikki Harris Merle Kurzrock and George Zimmerman Graeme W. Bush and Wendy S. Rudolph Financial Industry Regulartoy Authority, Inc. Sonja Harris-Haywood and Morris T. Haywood Elizabeth V. and Kenneth L. Lahner Kimberly Butler Linda Y. Flake Delbert D. Hartley and Maria Valls Margaret E. and Frank L. Landolt Katie del Carmen and Samuel W. Byram James A. Floyd, Ph. D. Melanie M. Hayes Landon Butler & Company, LP Kathryn C. and David L. Calone Barbara L. and John W. Franklin, Jr. Barbara and Samuel Hayes Ann E. and Bruce S. Lane Leslie F. and Zandy Campbell Andre Fraser Charla M. and Charles W. Henstenburg Mary Kae LaRose and Marc R. Montagner Ram Capoor and Fereshteh Shahabi Deborah S. Freedman Charles E. Herget, Jr. Darryll Larson Donna Carkeek Melissa N. Freedman David Hershberg Christine M. and William R. Leahy Eleanor F. Carpenter Susan C. Frey and David H. Goode Debra Hickman Victor Lebow John Cate Cassandra and Martin I. Friedman Phyllis Hildebrand Colleen and Karl Lehmann Catherine C. and Mark P. Ciano Joanne Fuccello Jacqueline Hill Nancy L. and Charles R. Leins Rebekah and Ryan Ciliax Aimee and Mark Fulchino Martha Hirschfield and William Saletan Jonathan Lessin Steven J. Cohen and Renee M. Turchi Shernett S. and Rupert Gardener Susan and Alan S. Hock Ellen and Alan Levin Family Foundation Allyson Coleman Antoine and Carol Garibaldi Marc Hoeschele Marilyn and Robert Levin Nancy D. and Edwin I. Colodny Jeff Garigliano Margaret A. and Michael S. Hoffberger JoAnn S. Lewis Deborah A. Colson and Mark N. Diker Carole E. and James C. Garland David B. Hoffman Miriam and Russell Lindner Maudine R. Cooper Paul Gazzero Monica Hopson Laurie Liskin Yolanda A. and William H. Copeland Judith A. and David C. Geiman, Jr. Mary Hormozdi Vibeke Thune Lofft William M. Cox and Toby M. Long Jane H. and Robert Gelman Sylvia and Herb Horowitz Rita Lombardo Anne E. Crawford Mary V. Gibbs Niki Hume Gay P. and Charles P. Lord Touissant Crawford Nancy A. and Donald G. Gifford Margaret and Stephen Hut Robert J. and Linda M. Low

28 The SEED Foundation *Deceased Annual Report 2011 - 2012 29 30 The SEED Foundation Annual Report 2011 - 2012 31 $100 - $499 Continued

Daniel Mach and Kimberly A. Paker Margaret M. and Robert A. Pastor Andrea L. Smith Anne E. and Steven A. Winkelman Bruni M. and Thomas F. Magovern Philomena C. Paul Sandra C. and James T. Smith, Jr. Dale S. Wolff Major League Bocce, LLC Scott Pawlich Maria A. Smith Leslie and Kenneth D. Wollack Theodore Mallasch Pamela R. and Malcolm E. Peabody Niente I. and Robert B. Smith, Jr. Judy F. and John G. Worm Patricia S. Maloof Frances and Frederick H. Pelzman Janet W. Solinger Ruth Worthington Marc Maltz Julie A. and C. Gregg Petersmeyer Marjorie H. Sonnenfeldt Rebecca H. and Thomas D. Wynne Ellen and Emanuel Marritt Marjorie M. and Theodore D. Peyser Gene Sperling Michael H. Yerman Michael K. Marshall Ruth and Stephen J. Pollak Bessy Spriggs Susan G. Mason Shelly Porges St. Joseph Medical Center Foundation $99 and under Dennis C. McAndrews Stanley Porter Kay B. and Gary P. Stevens Stephen S. Abseck Martha and James L. McCarthy Andrea R. and Andrew W. Potash Peter G. Stewart Charles B. Adams Janet R. McCarthy Lance Price Michael P. Stiglitz Charles F. Adams Janet McLaughlin Public Research and Evaluation Services (PRES) Marybeth T. and Charles E. Stockman Ebony R. Adams Robert Meara Nina S. and George Ragovis The Aaron Straus & Lillie Straus Foundation Jerome Alexander Huey Merchant Ann F. and Thomas J. Reid Anne Stuzin Vincena M. Allen Meriwether Godsey, Inc. H. David Reines and Nina Totenberg Patrick A. Sullivan American Express Charitable Fund Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Carolyn H. and Richard Richardson Palanisamy Sundaram Av and Rena Amit Ann G. Miller Katherine D. and William R. Richardson, Jr. Michael Sutcliff Joseph Amoyal Judith Miller Carole T. and Edwin J. Rigaud, Jr. Judith Tapper Marie M. Anderegg Rosalyn Miller Carey Rivers Lisa Taylor Anonymous (19) Naomi C. and Michael Millet Susan Robfogel Barbara and Stanley Tempchin Chris R. Arthur Linda Molyneaux Maria J. Rodriguez John Templeton Amy and Chris Ashker Kerri Morey Whitney and John Rosenthal Emily and John M. Templeton Erika Asikoye Katrina R. Moss Julie and Andrew J. Rotherham James Thomas Mirna Y. Ayala Stephen L. Mullen and Suganya Sockalingam Jason J. Russo Lorie and E. David Underwood Mary G. and Robert J. Babb S. Bharathi and Kuchi S. Murthy Susan F. Salmansohn Gloria M. and Frederick W. Van Duyne Joshua Bailey Naomi M. Myers Salvatore Salzillo Alden T. Vaughan Ellen and Arden Baker Joan and Larry E. Naake Donna and Donald F. Samick Jason and Liz Vigil Joi A. Baker Anaimalai and Vijaya Nanjundasamy The Honorable Paul Sarbanes Kim and Rahul Vinnakota John M. Balbus Kathleen M. and Stephen A. Nelick Puneet Sarna Sharon J. Wagner David B. Ball Joan Nelson Meerman and Jacob Meerman Marjorie A. and Matthew R. Schneider Waldorf School of Baltimore Andrew A. Bank Stephanie and Herbert Neuman Carla and Jonathan J. Schraub Margaret Warner Yvette Banker Jennifer Newlin Steven H. Schulman Carmelita J. and Wayne R. Watkinson Jessica and Stanley Barsch Anne. B. and Kevin Newman Carrie M. and Clement Sciammas Sally I. and R. Kenly Webster Carmen V. Bates Cristina G. and Michael S. Niccolini Barbara W. Searle Jane G. Weiman Kendell Battle Maxine and Arnold A. Nickelsberg Brooke Seidelmann Katherine M. and Robert P. Westpheling III Sharese Battle Christina and Daryn Norwood Sentinel Trust Company Margaret F. and Philip H. Wetzler Linda Bennett Brenda and Irwin Nudelman Patricia C. and Alexander Shakow Lucy and T. Clark Weymouth Christina M. Berkemeyer Laura and Dominic O’Connor Margaret Shapiro Katherine Whelehan Stuart Bernard Saul B. Offit Audrey D. Sheppard and Charles E. Zeitlin Genevieve Whiting Anjali Bhatt Jo-Ann M. Orlinsky Timothy Sherman Anne C. and David C. Wilkie Tiffany Blacknall Theodore K. Oswald Pamela S. Silberman Diane and Howard P. Willens M. Noel Blanchet Betty A. Ottinger Richard D. Simmons Malcolm Williams Alex Bogartz Penelope W. Partlow Rosa and Howard Sirota Diane K. and Gary D. Wilson AdelTeresa Bowden Fritzi C. Passage Elizabeth C. B. and Paul G. Sittenfeld Rosalind T. Wilson

32 The SEED Foundation *Deceased Annual Report 2011 - 2012 33 $99 and under Continued

Robyn Bramow and Scott J. Goldsmith S. Wesley and Thomas P. Finnerty Megan A. Jenifer Sue M. Millard C. Scott Brannan Winifred and William M. Flattery John Hancock Financial Services, Inc. Alexander M. Mitelman Kim Brice Jamil A. Fletcher Beverley H. Johnson Annie Y. and Joseph D. Miu Edith R. Brotman Melissa N. Freedman Larance and George Johnson Liliana N. Molina Barbara B. Brown Brianna Freiheit David R. Jones Liliana Molina-Torres and Alejandro Torres James Brown Elizaveta Freinkman Natalie A. Jones Nadia Monroe Merideth J. Brown and Jordan Sorkin Christine Freund McHugh Tamala A. Jones Carole F. Moore-Slater Shanetta V. Brown Pauline B. Friday Earl Jordan Deborah B. and Evan S. Morrison Zella Mae Brown Tracey Frye Ellen B. Kagen and David B. Waghelstein Linda E. Mosakowski Ilene S. Browner Amy H. and Sean T. Furlong Melinda and Peter Kaminsky Brian Murphy Jennifer Bryant and Bruce I. Friedland Kendra Gaither Jennifer and Greg Kaufman Mutual of America Insurance Company Thanh T. Bui Kathleen and Pierce Gardner Emily G. and Lawrence A. Kaufman Curt Myers Barbara W. and Walter H. Burgin Kelly K. Gardner Susie Kay Kevin Nathan Sonya Butler Elizabeth C. Garland and Judith E. Frank Kathleen C. and William F. Kean Barbara L. and John L. Neiswender Elizabeth W. Byram Tamera and Jeffrey H. Gelman J. R. Kenney Deanna Nesburg Marcella Byrd General Mills Box Tops for Education Rachel and Steven Kerchner Chyrl A. and Dennis C. Neus Casey E. Campbell Ronald M. Gerrans and Valerie L. Simons Nichole Kirkland Rosalie W. and Richard W. Norair Juanita Cannady Gerald L. Gilliard Lili Knize Cynthia and John D. O’Halloran Gloria E. Carrillo Jonathan P. Gilmore Demetra and Bill Kordopitoulas Bari J. O’Neill Elizabeth and David Cateforis Anne F. Gold Erica and Michael Kotin Vera K. and Frederick L. Orthlieb Doyle P. Chedick Dara Goldberg Vivian Kramer Lorraine Pastore Lisa G. Cherubini Barbara and Samuel M. Goldberg Jessica Kribbs Cynthia Peay David Chotin Leslie S. Goldman Tina R. Labrecque Courtney and Ryan J. Ples Allison N. Clark Julia Goode and Robert Sadowsky Adrian L. Laldee Lesley Poole Maureen G. Colcol Lakshmi and V. S. Gopinath Chenae K. Laldee Denise Price Annie Cole Allyson Gordon Jacqueline D. Laldee Felicia Proctor Joan Coleman Stacey N. Green Shari Laldee Thomas D. Quash Nicole Cosby Nanette and Irvin Greif, Jr. Richard Lansburgh Laura L. Quinn Karen and Allan Dammann Lazealtrice Hall-Powell Kelly A. and Phillip T. Latham Tony D. Randolph Van Dang Leah and Andrew J. Halverson Mary and Cecil E. Lease Esther A. Ray Sylvester Daniel Meredith Hanna Raisa Ledesma Reuben D. Ray Amanda L. Davis Judith A. and Kent G. Harbison Alana and Michael R. Lennie Brian Reed Laurie B. Davis and Joseph M. Sellers Carolyn Harper Katharine M. Loughlin Elizabeth Reed Jay Dhar Harris Teeter, Inc. Nancy P. and Thomas S. Lue Reyhan Reid Annette B. and J. W. Doolittle Barbara S. Harris Anita O. Mack Rozelle and Richard Rennert Winnie A. Dreier Tara J. Harris Margaret W. and Robert Ward Deborah N. Rhebergen Lisa C. Dunkley Jennifer Hazlewood Michal Makarovich Susan T. Ridder Mary Clare Dunne Alexander Heilner Celia Martinez Cori Rivers Sophia Echavarria Kayla Howard Eva P. and Andrew D. Martire Loretta L. Rodriguez Tonya Echols Gladys and Roland E. Huber Alicia Matthai Constance Rogers Cynthia Eggleston-Baxter Mary E. Hughes Pod Claretta McDaniel Rachel L. Rosenthal Jaime and Matt Ewald Anifatu Ilawole Jamie and Thomas McDonald Nedra M. and Justin Ross Beth Falcone Ann S. and Sanford G. Jacobson Rae L. and Daniel W. McKinnon III Mary Sue and Dan R. Salmon Alma and Manuel Fernandez Diane M. Jacobstein and David E. Shneyer Cassandra McNeil Laura C. and Thomas Sander Beverly Fields Rosalyn Jarvis Kay and Gordon Meier Ashante Saunders

34 The SEED Foundation *Deceased Annual Report 2011 - 2012 35 36 The SEED Foundation Annual Report 2011 - 2012 37 $99 and under Continued

William H. Scarboro Anne M. and Charles A. Wiebe Amanda and the Alchies Ron Shapiro Carlota and Neil Schechter Jheanelle Wilkins Backflip Studios Inc. 40th anniversary of Shapiro Sher Guinot & Sandler Benjamin L. Scheich Denise L. Williams Andrew Bank Jeremiah Simmons Alice and Eugene Schreiber Elbie Williams Lisa Bernstein David Steinberg Dianne Schwartz Katherine A. Williams Ernie and Deb Blachowiak Tawara Taylor Bruce Scott Sandra Williams Donald A. Brown Rajiv Vinnakota Neha Shah Ayah Wilson Donald A. Brown’s birthday BrookeLyn Wharton David R. Shaheen Robert M. Wilson Katie Byram Asha Sharma Alison Wollack Cindy and Ron Coates In Memory Of James H. Simmons Allison Yorra Phyllis Cohen Nathan Amit Jeffrey Sindler Helen Colson Sondra Bender Shanette Smith Vanessa Craddock GiftS-in-Kind Miguel & Yolanda Better Alice C. and J. Edward Snyder Leslie Crutchfield Sean Bland Jean Bushnell Sally Snyder Pyper Davis The Honorable Ann W. Brown and James & Margaret Donaghue Jennifer Sonntag Josiah Edwards Donald A. Brown Patricia Dunham Lillian Sparks Vasco Fernandes Vincent Carter-Bey Godwin Everest Friday Victoria S. Spriggs Morton P. Fisher, Jr. Robert A. Comunale John and Ruby Graham Jaqueline Stark Shirley Fradin Finnegan Henderson Farabow Garrett & Jay Haley Kenneth Statom Ann B. Friedman Dunner, LLP Meehee Hwang Julie W. and Paul Steege Ann B. and Thomas L. Friedman First Book Lennard Laldee Jeffrey Stern Thomas L. Friedman Kim Forsyth Cliffford LaRose Catherine A. Stifter Jerry and Carol Gimmel Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC Junie Larson Michael Street Nancy Golden Giving Together Carl Linaburg Michelle N. Stringfellow Dale Good’s birthday Steve Haddad Brenda Majors Beth A. Stroul Steve Haddad Hilton Worldwide Scott Margolin Harriett Stulman Natalie Jones Harry P. and Beth Lebow Patricia B. Modell Kamala Subramanian Tamala Jones Michelle Lee Alfredo Munoz Angela S. Teal Anne Kantor McLeod, Watkinson & Miller James Newmyer Sharel and Marc Templeton Karim Khalifa Alan Meltzer Charlotte Smith Vernice M. Thompson Khalek Kirkland Steven Mielnicki Jahmal A. Taylor Courtney Toliver Beth and Harry Lebow Thurgood Marshall Academy Jeanneen Underwood Jeffrey J. Totten Harry Lebow United States Department of the Interior Colleen Turner Demere Lee US Soccer Foundation Community Partners Patricia A. Turner Glen S. Lewy 6th District Police Station, Metropolitan Police Mary and Nelson Vargas In Honor Of Lisa Mascaro Department, District of Columbia Verizon Foundation Michael McCarthy Adventures of the Mind Charles Adams Alicia Wallace Marc E. Miller American College of Surgeons Jill M. Adams Nancy M. and Jack Warren Raeqwon Moore American Youth Football Eric S. Adler David T. Wartowski Virginia W. Newmyer A Mile in My Shoes, Inc. Eric S. Adler and Rajiv Vinnakota Thomas A. Wartowski Bill and Bobbi O’Hara Arnold & Porter LLP Esthy Adler Jena Q. Watson Brian and Aileen Roberts The Associated Jewish Charities of Baltimore James Adler’s 80th birthday Debra E. and Craig E. Weller Bailey Russell The Avascent Group Vincena Allen Keith A. Wharton Greg and Erika Russell Back On My Feet

38 The SEED Foundation *Deceased Annual Report 2011 - 2012 39 SEED is grateful for the support that our community partners give the Foundation and We have carefully checked for accuracy. We apologize for any omissions or discrepancies, and encourage you to call our schools. Their time, resources, volunteer services, and donations are critical to the Christine Benally Peranteau at 202.785.4123 x19 if you have questions or comments. The SEED Foundation is a 501(c) (3) success of our program. incorporated in the District of Columbia. All gifts are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

COMMUNITY PARTNERS Continued

Baltimore Community Foundation Echo Hill Camp Latham & Watkins LLP Carole T. Rigaud Blue Star Families Elizabeth Eldridge The Leadership & Learning Institute River Terrace Elementary School Boston Dynamics The Experiment in International Living (EIL) – Arlene Lee Samaritan Ministries Boys & Girls Club Teen Arts Program Extraordinary Summer Programs for High Pheven Kahasay Sam’s Hope Literacy Foundation Break the Cycle School Students Kauffman Rossin & Co. Tiffany Sanchez Ron Brown Summer Scholar Program The Farm and Wilderness Foundation Kenyon Review Young Writers program Scholarcentric Dr. Brian Casemore (GWU) First Tee Kids to Kids Peru! Challenge Shakespeare Theatre Company Camp Ernest W. Brown Fish & Richardson P.C. K&L Gates LLP Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum Camp Manitou FOCUS Larry Neal Writers Competition Smithsonian Latino Center Capitol Hill Day School Food & Friends Learning Objects Starlight Children’s Foundation Mid-Atlantic Casey Trees Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC LearnServe International - LearnServe Zambia Angela Rosser (State Farm Insurance) Center for Social Leadership’s Young Don Fraser Mariposa Child Success Program Stevenson University Leaders Program Brianna Freiheit Victor Marsh Sylvan Learning Center Center Stage Baltimore Future Civic Leaders Program Maryland Leadership Workshops, Inc. T.G.I.F Before and After Care Program Charter Board Partners Casey Galindo L. Beth McSweeney THEARC Chesapeake Bay Foundation The George Washington University Christopher Miller Tony’s Boxing and Fitness Center Chess Challenge Gilman School Mytonomy Towson University Children’s National Medical Center Girls, Inc. National Building Museum’s Design United Planning Organization Chill Foundation Global Good Fund Apprenticeship Program University of Maryland, Baltimore County CityBridge Foundation Guided Visions Counseling Center The Community Foundation for the University of Maryland, College Park City Kids - Wilderness Project Greater Metropolitan Youth Football National Capital Region University of Maryland School of Medicine Coalition for Residential Education (CORE) Greater Washington Sports Alliance National Gallery of Art’s High School University of Texas at El Paso Coalition of Essential Schools GreenPeak Partners Summer Institute University of the District of Columbia Ann Coles Groundwork Anacostia River DC National Institutes of Health (NIH) Architecture Department ConnectEDU Higher Learning, Inc. National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) Urban Alliance Coppin State University Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden - Nature Conservancy UPD Consulting Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute ArtLab+ Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) U.S. Space Camp Corcoran Gallery of Art - Arts 101 Hogan Lovells US LLP The Niarchos Foundation Greek Classics Program Venable LLP Jessica Daigle Hugh & Crye North Bay Villa Maria of Baltimore City Damian & Valori LLP Michelle Hormozdi North Carolina Outward Bound Ward 7 Arts Collaborative John Davis Howard University’s Cyber Camp Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide Washington Court Hotel DC Association of Chartered Public Schools Kevin Hudson Operation Understanding DC Washington Mystics dc greenworks Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership (HOBY) program Shira Oz-Sinai Washington National Cathedral’s DC Tobacco Free Coalition Imagination Stage Parks and People Foundation Cathedral Scholars Program Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs Inova Health System Terrance Payton Washington Performing Arts Society Department of the Interior International Neuroscience Network Photopia WeatherBug Schools Program DLA Piper Foundation (INNF) Phyllis J. Outlaw & Associates WilmerHale Angela Duckworth The Island School Pursuing a Dream Foundation The Women’s Collective Earl Howard Studios – Photography and James Madison University’s CyberCity program Radio Rootz Erica Young Graduation Supply Co. Jones Day The Ed Reed Foundation Eastern High School Benjamin Kohl

40 The SEED Foundation Annual Report 2011 - 2012 41 SEED’s success could not be possible without those who work every day to ensure that students have access to a quality, college-preparatory, public boarding school education.

The SEED Foundation Board of Directors

Ann B. Friedman, Chair, Educator John H. Laporte, T. Rowe Price Glen S. Lewy, Vice-Chair, Hudson Ventures Marc E. Miller, McLeod, Watkinson & Miller Derek M. Abruzzese, Tufts Health Plan John M. Noel, Noel Group, LLC Eric S. Adler, The SEED Foundation Luis R. Perez, Detroit Lions Katherine B. Bradley, CityBridge Foundation Mitchell P. Rales, Danaher Corporation Edward B. Brody, AOL Inc. Michael G. Ryan, Equity Group Holdings Aviva D. Budd, Attorney and Lisbeth B. Schorr, Educator and Author Real Estate Investments Eileen Shields-West, Journalist and Author Leslie R. Crutchfield, FSG Social Impact Advisors Rajiv Vinnakota, The SEED Foundation Cheryl L. Dorsey, Echoing Green The Honorable Vin Weber, Clark & Weinstock The Honorable Thomas J. Downey, Donald A. Brown, Director Emeritus, Downey McGrath Group, Inc. The JBG Companies Charles E. Dwyer, University of Pennsylvania Helen A. Colson, Director Emeritus, Vasco F. Fernandes, The Avascent Group Helen Colson Development Associates Elizabeth Galvin, Attorney and Investor Virginia W. Newmyer, Chair Emeritus, Dean C. Garfield, Information Technology Independent Scholar Industry Council Patricia B. Modell, In Memoriam Nancy L. Lane, Vice President, Retired, Harold A. Richman, In Memoriam Johnson & Johnson

42 The SEED Foundation Annual Report 2011 - 2012 43 The SEED School of The SEED School of The SEED School of The SEED School Maryland Board Washington, D.C. Cincinnati Board of Maryland of Trustees Board of Trustees of Trustees Leadership Team Established August 2012 John H. Laporte, Chair, T. Rowe Price Vasco F. Fernandes, Chair, The Avascent Group Jallon Croskey, Director of Academics John H. Claster, Vice-Chair, Safe Kids Worldwide Lisa M. Bernstein, Vice-Chair, Literacy Consultant Richard T. Farmer, Chair, Founder and Maria Darby, Director of Development Eric S. Adler, The SEED Foundation Eric S. Adler, The SEED Foundation Chairman Emeritus of Cintas Corporation Nedra Davis, Director of Admissions C. Sylvia Brown, Community Volunteer Katrina Lewis-Brown, Parent Trustee, Dorothy E. Battle, PhD, University of Cincinnati Stan Estremsky, Director of Operations Katie del Carmen Byram, Baltimore The Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Bob Coletti, Keating, Muething & Klekamp PLL Khalek Kirkland, Ed.D., Head of School School for the Arts Brooke B. Coburn, The Carlyle Group Michael E. Dantley, Ed.D, Miami University of Ohio Michael McCarthy, Director of Student The Honorable Elijah E. Cummings, Terry Diggs, Parent Trustee, and Christ Emmanuel Christian Fellowship Support Services U.S. House of Representatives Walnut Street Development Scott Farmer, CEO of Cintas Corporation JoAnn Robinson, Chief of Staff Pyper Davis, The SEED Foundation Henry R. O’Connor, Multiplier Capital Gary Lindgren, Cincinnati Business Committee James Turner, Director of Student Affairs Morton P. Fisher, Ballard Spahr LLP Marina S. Ottaway, Carnegie Endowment for Marc E. Miller, McLeod, Watkinson & Miller Kelly Tubman Hardy, DLA Piper LLP International Peace Paul G. Sittenfeld, Robert W. Baird & Co Douglas M. Hoffberger, Keystone Realty Company Penelope F. Peskowitz, Rajiv Vinnakota, The SEED Foundation The SEED School of The Honorable Paula C. Hollinger, PJ Fox Group Washington, D.C. Former Maryland State Senator Kenneth S. Slaughter, Venable LLP Sonya Hopson, Parent David J. Steinberg, SnappCloud The SEED Foundation Leadership Team Karim Khalifa, Marriott International Rajiv Vinnakota, The SEED Foundation LEADERSHIP TEAM Charles B. Adams, Head of School Harry P. Lebow, H. Poe Lebow Ltd. Clarice D. Walker, Howard University School of Erika Asikoye, Director of Student Support Services Eric S. Adler, Co-Founder Kevin Liles, KWL Enterprises Social Work Mecha Inman, Director of Admissions Vincena M. Allen, Y. Maria Martinez, Respira Medical Joseph L. Wright, Children’s National Tamala Jones, Director of Human Resources Director of Program Development Marc E. Miller, McLeod, Watkinson & Miller Medical Center Shari Laldee, Director of Development Cheye M. Calvo, Chief Expansion Officer Craig A. Thompson, Venable LLP Donald A. Brown, Trustee Emeritus, (Individual and Major Gifts) Dwight W. Crawford, Chief Financial Officer Sally Thorner, Media Consultant and The JBG Companies Thomas Posey, Director of Finance Pyper Davis, Chief Operating Officer Voice-over Artist Marc E. Miller, Trustee Emeritus, Kerry Richardson, Director of College Counseling Jason Friedman, Lynn Morrison Venetoulis, Public Health McLeod, Watkinson & Miller Kara Stacks, Principal Director of Development & Marketing Policy Specialist Jonathan Tucker, Director of Student Life Jeremy Shane, President Rajiv Vinnakota, The SEED Foundation Margaret Ward, Director of Development Rajiv Vinnakota, Co-Founder Eleanor White, Ed.D, Bowie State University (Public Resources & Compliance Reporting) Edward J. Brody, Trustee Emeritus William West, Data Management & Brody Transportation Company, Inc. Integration Officer Keith Wharton, Director of Campus Operations

44 The SEED Foundation Annual Report 2011 - 2012 45 The SEED Foundation, Inc. And Subsidiaries

Consolidated Balance Sheet JuneThe SEED 30, 2012 Foundation, Inc. And Subsidiaries (With Comparative Totals For 2011) Consolidated Balance Sheet AssetsJune 30, 2012 2012 2011 (With Comparative Totals For 2011) Independent Auditor’s Report Cash And Cash Equivalents $ 13,113,020 $ 7,955,212 RestrictedAssets Cash 1,270,9432012 1,220,9732011 To the Board of Directors Investments 2,485,568 2,357,542 The SEED Foundation, Inc. ReceivablesCash And Cash Equivalents $ 13,113,020792,363 $ 7,955,212917,791 Washington, D.C. PrepaidRestricted Expenses Cash 1,270,943116,513 1,220,973- PromisesInvestments To Give, net 2,064,6582,485,568 2,357,542675,203 ReceivablesProperty And Equipment, net 53,414,359792,363 53,532,037917,791 We have audited the accompanying consolidated balance sheet of The SEED Foundation, Inc. and BondPrepaid Issuance Expenses Costs And Other, net 116,513782,096 857,569- Subsidiaries (the Foundation) as of June 30, 2012, and the related consolidated statements of activities OtherPromises Assets To Give, net 2,064,658 675,20389,860 and cash flows for the year then ended. These consolidated financial statements are the responsibility of 5,508 Property And Equipment, net 53,414,359 53,532,037 the Foundation’s management. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these consolidated financial statements based on our audit. The prior year summarized comparative information has been derived Bond Issuance Costs And Other, net $ 74,045,028782,096 $ 67,606,187857,569 from the Foundation’s 2011 consolidated financial statements and in our report, dated November 2, 2011, Other Assets 5,508 89,860 we expressed an unqualified opinion on those statements. Liabilities And Net Assets $ 74,045,028 $ 67,606,187 We conducted our audit in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of Liabilities America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 1,842,333 $ 1,573,680 about whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining, on Liabilities And Net Assets a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An audit also Deferred revenue 189,677 152,519 includes assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management, as LiabilitiesRefundable advances 2,040,028 - well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. We believe that our audit provides a DeferredAccounts rentpayable and accrued expenses $ 1,842,33326,549 $ 1,573,68025,416 reasonable basis for our opinion. CapitalDeferred lease revenue obligation 189,67726,666 152,51960,704 BondsRefundable and notes advances payable 32,255,0002,040,028 30,894,048- In our opinion, the 2012 consolidated financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material Deferred rent 36,380,25326,549 32,706,36725,416 respects, the financial position of The SEED Foundation, Inc. and Subsidiaries as of June 30, 2012, and Capital lease obligation 26,666 60,704 the changes in their net assets and their cash flows for the year then ended in conformity with accounting Bonds and notes payable 32,255,000 30,894,048 principles generally accepted in the United States of America. Commitments And Contingency (Notes 8 And 9) 36,380,253 32,706,367 Net Assets CommitmentsUnrestricted And Contingency (Notes 8 And 9) 32,250,141 31,476,767 Temporarily restricted 5,314,634 3,323,053 NetPermanently Assets restricted 100,000 100,000 Gaithersburg, Maryland Unrestricted 37,664,77532,250,141 34,899,82031,476,767 November 16, 2012 Temporarily restricted 5,314,634 3,323,053 Permanently restricted $ 74,045,028100,000 $ 67,606,187100,000 37,664,775 34,899,820 See Notes To Consolidated Financial Statements. $ 74,045,028 $ 67,606,187

See Notes To Consolidated Financial Statements.

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Consolidated Statement Of Activities TheConsolidated SEED Foundation, Statement Inc. Of AndCash Subsidiaries Flows YearThe SEED Ended Foundation, June 30, 2012 Inc. And Subsidiaries Year Ended June 30, 2012 (With Comparative Totals For 2011) Consolidated(With Comparative Statement Totals Of For Cash 2011) Flows Consolidated Statement Of Activities Year Ended June 30, 2012 Year Ended June 30, 2012 2012 (With Comparative Totals For 2011) 2012 2011 (With Comparative Totals For 2011) Temporarily Permanently 2011 Cash Flows From Operating Activities Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total Total Change in net assets $ 2,764,9552012 $ 2011826,187 Support and revenue: 2012 CashAdjustments Flows From to reconcile Operating change Activities in net assets to net cash Per-pupil allocation $ 23,592,202 $ - $ - $ 23,592,202 $ 20,887,291 Temporarily Permanently 2011 Changeprovided in netby operatingassets activities: $ 2,764,955 $ 826,187 Contributions 1,904,162 4,075,707 - 5,979,869 4,785,673 Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total Total AdjustmentsChange in to allowance reconcile forchange uncollectible in net assets pledges to net cash (67,312) - SupportPrivate and grants revenue: and awards 1,325,422 - - 1,325,422 - providedChange by in operatingdiscount onactivities: promises to give 9,576 3,431 FederalPer-pupil grants allocation and awards $ 23,592,202 2,625,624 $ - $ - $ 23,592,202 2,625,624 $ 20,887,291 1,347,675 ChangeDepreciation in allowance and amortization for uncollectible pledges 2,318,900(67,312) 2,066,657- InvestmentContributions income 1,904,162 134,685 4,075,707 - - 5,979,869 134,685 4,785,673 427,758 ChangeRealized in and discount unrealized on promises gains on to investments give (89,005)9,576 (380,368)3,431 OtherPrivate grants and awards 1,325,422 51,033 - - 1,325,422 51,033 34,448 - Change in deferred rent 1,133 25,416 LossFederal on grantsinterest and rate awards cap 2,625,624 - - - 2,625,624 - 1,347,675 (3,953) Depreciation and amortization 2,318,900 2,066,657 Changes in assets and liabilities: NetInvestment assets releasedincome from restrictions 2,084,126 134,685 (2,084,126) - - 134,685 - 427,758 - Realized and unrealized gains on investments (89,005) (380,368) Other Total support and revenue 31,717,254 51,033 1,991,581 - - 33,708,835 51,033 27,478,892 34,448 Change(Increase) in deferred decrease rent in: 1,133 25,416 Loss on interest rate cap - - - - (3,953) ChangesReceivables in assets and liabilities: 125,428 (150,070) Expenses:Net assets released from restrictions 2,084,126 (2,084,126) - - - (Increase)Prepaid expensesdecrease in: (116,513) - Salaries Totaland benefits support and revenue 31,717,25418,181,417 1,991,581 - - 18,181,41733,708,835 15,956,65027,478,892 ReceivablesPromises to give (1,331,719)125,428 (150,070)624,338 Supplies and services 8,108,890 9,520,816 - - 9,520,816 PrepaidOther assets expenses (116,513)84,352 12,505- Depreciation and amortization 2,318,900 - - 2,318,900 2,066,657 Expenses: IncreasePromises (decrease) to give in: (1,331,719) 624,338 Interest expense 922,747 - - 922,747 520,508 Salaries and benefits 18,181,417 - - 18,181,417 15,956,650 OtherAccounts assets payable and accrued expenses 303,58284,352 394,79412,505 Total expenses 30,943,880 - - 30,943,880 26,652,705 Supplies and services 9,520,816 - - 9,520,816 8,108,890 IncreaseDeferred (decrease) revenue in: 37,158 46,770 Depreciation and amortization 2,318,900 - - 2,318,900 2,066,657 AccountsRefundable payable advances and accrued expenses 2,040,028303,582 394,794- Interest expenseChange in net assets 922,747773,374 1,991,581 - - 2,764,955 922,747 826,187520,508 DeferredNet cash revenue provided by operating activities 6,080,56337,158 3,469,66046,770 Total expenses 30,943,880 - - 30,943,880 26,652,705 Net assets: Refundable advances 2,040,028 - Cash Flows From Investing Activities BeginningChange in net assets 31,476,767 773,374 3,323,0531,991,581 100,000 - 34,899,820 2,764,955 34,073,633 826,187 Net cash provided by operating activities 6,080,563 3,469,660 Purchase of property and equipment (2,160,678) (15,813,917) NetEnding assets: $ 32,250,141 $ 5,314,634 $ 100,000 $ 37,664,775 $ 34,899,820 CashPurchase Flows ofFrom investments Investing Activities (39,021) (44,285) Beginning 31,476,767 3,323,053 100,000 34,899,820 34,073,633 ProceedsPurchase fromof property sale of and investments equipment (2,160,678) - (15,813,917)25,628 See Notes To Consolidated Financial Statements. IncreasePurchase in of restricted investments cash (49,970)(39,021) (51,418)(44,285) Ending $ 32,250,141 $ 5,314,634 $ 100,000 $ 37,664,775 $ 34,899,820 ProceedsNet from cash sale used of investments in investing activities (2,249,669) - (15,883,992)25,628 Increase in restricted cash (49,970) (51,418) See Notes To Consolidated Financial Statements. Cash FlowsNet From cash Financing used in Activities investing activities (2,249,669) (15,883,992) Principal payments on bonds payable (855,000) (670,000) CashProceeds Flows ofFrom bonds Financing and notes Activities payable 2,215,952 14,999,840 Principal payments on bondscapital payablelease obligation (855,000)(34,038) (670,000)(32,381) ProceedsNet of bonds cash providedand notes bypayable financing activities 2,215,9521,326,914 14,297,45914,999,840 Principal payments on capital lease obligation (34,038) (32,381) Net increasecash provided in cash by and financing cash equivalents activities 1,326,9145,157,808 14,297,4591,883,127

Cash And CashNet increase Equivalents: in cash and cash equivalents 5,157,808 1,883,127 Beginning 7,955,212 6,072,085 Cash And Cash Equivalents: EndingBeginning $ 13,113,0207,955,212 $ 6,072,0857,955,212

design by ripe, photography by Joe C., Christine Benally Peranteau, Khalek Kirkland, Ed.D., ripe, Zack Cooper, and writing by Melanie D.G. Kaplan Ending (Continued) $ 13,113,020 $ 7,955,212

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