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THANK YOU! Athletics Boosters impact THANK YOU! THANK St. Anne’s-BelfieldSchool St. St. Anne’s-Belfield School 2132 Ivy Road Charlottesville, VA 22903 impact FALL 2018 impact impact PHILANTHROPYACTION IN Tatiana Mozee '24 braves '24braves Mozee Tatiana at theSchool'srodeo- and in support of the the and insupportof a featured attraction attraction a featured the mechanical bull, bull, the mechanical Picnic presented by by presented Picnic Athletics Boosters. Boosters. Athletics impact Family themed Fall IN THIS ISSUE 3 4 DONOR HONOR ROLL 8 A DECADE OF ANNUAL FUND RECAP A special thank you to each and DOUG'S TRIP A look at the 2017 - 2018 Annual every person who contributed to Celebrating donor support Fund by the numbers. the School last year. that enables student service. impact FALL 2018 A COMMUNITY THAT GIVES Dear Friends, Ask any student, parent, faculty or staff member, or alumnus about their most lasting memories of St. Anne’s-Belfield School and without a doubt the relationships developed here will be mentioned. Whether it’s lifelong friends among our “sandbox kids” or meaningful mentorship from a caring faculty member, it is the people of the St. Anne’s-Belfield community who bring energy and enthusiasm to each of our days. When I think of our Annual Fund, it is this vibrant community that comes to mind. At its most basic level, our Annual Fund is people helping people, a shining example of our community coming together to “close the gap” between what a School education costs per student and what is covered by tuition payments. Last year, with the support of our community members who raised $1.4 million, we were able to provide each Maria Gall with daughters Leah Gall '31 and Ali student with a personalized educational experience, one that our faculty and staff members are proud to Gall '34. provide, our parents treasure for their families, and our alumni so often credit as the foundation of their career and personal successes. This issue of Impact once again celebrates our Annual Fund, while highlighting other philanthropic achievements. I hope the pride I feel in our community as both an administrator and parent of two young students is shared by all who have helped to create and sustain such a wonderful School. Together, our 2017 – 2018 fundraising efforts supported activities in our classrooms and auditoriums, on our courts, fields, and stages, and even took our students across the world on summer international travel. Truly, each of you who has contributed, especially our many volunteers who donated countless hours of time and talent, has been a real difference maker in the educational experiences of our students. For this and so much more, we thank you. Sincerely, Maria Gall Director of the Annual Fund 2017 - 2018 YEAR IN REVIEW RESTRICTED CURRENT-USE & ANNUAL FUND ENDOWED GIFTS CAPITAL GIFTS $1.396 $3.732 $1.159 MILLION MILLION* MILLION* FUNDS RAISED FUNDS Arts, Athletics, Computer Science Initiative, Faculty Athletics, The Booth Financial Aid, Professional Development, Facilities Family Inspiration Speaks Academics, & Enhancements, Financial Aid & Scholarships, Series, Learning Village Teaching Excellence Learning Specialists, Singapore Math, & More Library, Travel, & More SUPPORTING July 1, 2017 - June 30, 2018 | *Includes gifts and future multi-year pledge commitments PHILANTHROPY HIGHLIGHTS FROM OUR YEAR Athletics The Booth Boosters' SPARK! Grade 9 Raise We Our Strategic Plan Family Fall Family Hackathon students Voices for Access 2017 - 2022 Inspiration Picnic brings hosts 75+ embark on 10th & Excellence introduced Speaks Series community area students anniversary campaign endowed together Doug's Trip concludes OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY APRIL MAY JUNE JULY JUNE 2017 2018 Inspiration Arts Boosters 1st Annual Nearly 40 Speaks series host Fall Arts Maroon & White students brings Erika Dinner & Party supports travel to three Chistakis to Wearable Art professional countries campus Runway Show development 2 ST. ANNE’S-BELFIELD SCHOOL PHILANTHROPY IN ACTION 2017 - 2018 Annual Fund Dashboard Annual Fund Reunion The 2017 - 2018 Annual Fund provided 6% of the School's operating budget, which is equivalent to $1,500 per student. The Annual Fund improves the learning Giving Awards environment, experience, and educational preparedness of every student. The Malone Cup - Class of 1968 Established as a tribute to the class with the $ $ $ $ highest percentage of donors to the Annual Fund. The cup is named for Pamela Malone, $ $ $ $ $ a beloved teacher who dedicated 34 years to enriching the lives of St. Anne's-Belfield School $ $ $ $ $ students. The Peter V. R. Weeks Award - Class of 1984 $1,396,129 RAISED 893 DONORS Named in memory of senior master Peter Weeks, who served as assistant headmaster, $ = $100,000 = 100 DONORS athletic director, coach, teacher, mentor, role model, and counselor for students and teachers alike between 1961 - 1981. The award recognizes the highest level of giving participation from $17,700 the classes of the 1970s and 1980s. $23,224 $5,384 $88,700 DONOR The Randolph Murray Bowl - Class of 1982 $277,736 DESIGNATIONS Honors a dedicated alumna, Bruce Randolph Area of Greatest Need Murray '65, who with her family has given Financial Aid generously of her time, talent, and treasures for Teaching Excellence decades. The award is given to the reunion class Athletics with the largest total gift. Academics Arts The Young Alumni Participation Award - Class of 2005 Recognizes the class within 14 years of graduation having the greatest level of $983,386 2017 - 2018 YEAR IN REVIEW participation in the Annual Fund. $75,141 $41,225 GIVING BY CONSTITUENCY $238,356 Current Parents Traditions of Giving Board of Trustees Alumni Sustainer's Society Other (Including Faculty & Former Parents) The Sustainer's Society celebrates donors Grandparents who have given gifts to the School for 20 or more consecutive years. Following the 2017 - 2018 school year, we gratefully acknowledge Mrs. Gertrude Coe Baskerville $597,253 $444,156 '51, Mrs. Sarah Hormel Everett '82 & Mr. J. Thomas Everett, III, Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Moore-Coll, and Mr. Stuart A. Smith III '83 for achieving 20 years of consecutive giving. 73 115 Honored Someone First-Time with their Gift(s) Donors Leaving a Legacy The 1910 Society The 1910 Society is composed of donors who have chosen to include the School in their estate plans, thereby ensuring the 144 106 long-term health and well-being of the Donors Increased Reached New School. We gratefully acknowledge the following individuals who notified us of their Annual Consecutive Years their intentions to include the School in Gift(s) Given Milestones their estate plans during the 2017 - 2018 year: Mr. John McLaughlin Grove '80, Mrs. Sherley Osgood Keith '67, and Full-time teaching faculty made a Mr. Jefferson S. Strider '74. 98% gift to the 2017 - 2018 Annual Fund 3 impact FALL 2018 2017 - 2018 ANNUAL FUND • HONOR ROLL OF DONORS The Patron Saints Mr. and Mrs. Qi Lu Mr. and Mrs. Peter Quagliaroli Mr. and Mrs. Ryan & Maria Gall Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Stickley ($25,000+) Mr. and Mrs. Jan Malasek Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Reidenouer Mr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Mr. and Mr. Rob Stockhausen, Jr. Anonymous (3) Ms. Mi-Hyun Kim & Mr. Doo- Mrs. Katharine McCoid Gartland 1) Mrs. Lee Roper Stough '71 Hyun Moon Roth '84 Dr. Linda Sommers & Mr. Marc Mrs. Phyllis Culbertson Draper* Mr. Jefferson S. Strider'74 & Mr. William H. Draper 1) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nemec Dr. and Mrs. David M. Rowe Goldstein '49 Drs. Rebecca and David Swett, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin S. Mr. Wenxun Qin & Mrs. Haiying Ni Mr. and Mrs. John Gonnella Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Sackson D.D.S '86 2) Mr. and Mrs. Richard & Edmonds Jr. 1) Mr. and Mrs. Imad Saleh Mr. Steven Douglas Grand-Jean Barbara Venerus Mr. William R. Taylor '03 Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Mr. and Mrs. David Sargent Mrs. Julia Potts Grehan 2) Mrs. Jingwen Jiang & '48 Mrs. Therese Molyneaux Geismar 1) Mr. Junping Wang Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Mr. John McLaughlin Grove '80 Thatcher '57 2) Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Sheeran Jr. '00 Ms. Min Zheng & Mr. Cheng Yao Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Guy, II Mr. and Mrs. Greg Welsch Milligan 1) Standish Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James Hall Mr. Yi Pan Fund at the Charlottesville Area Ms. Paula Hardin Wix '65 Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Harrell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Stoner, IV The All Saints Club Ms. Loring Woodriff & ($2,000 - $4,999) Mr. Malcolm L. Stewart '75 1) Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Mr. Justiniano F. Campa '91 Hathaway Anonymous (3) Dr. and Mrs. Tripp M. Stewart Mr. Zhimin Wu & Mrs. Yin Wang Head’s Circle Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beard, Jr. Mr. Kevin Uhrich & Ms. Mrs. Elizabeth Haile Hayes '71 1% Mr. Ted Yarbrough '86 ($10,000 - $24,999) Rachael Rothman Ms. Lianfen Wang & Mrs. Lori Shinseki & Mr. Timothy Ms. Xiaoqing Zhou J. Heaphy Mr. and Mrs. Philmore B. Mr. Min Chen Mr. and Mrs. Giacomo Veltri Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Li Yang Mr. and Mrs. Todd Hochrein Mr. Yishi Chen '16 Mr. and Mrs. Lodewijk R. Mrs. Qiaoyu Guo & Mrs. Lisa Gooch Hohmann '70 Scholars’ Club de Vink Mr. and Mrs. Kent M. Couling 1) Mr. Shuang Zhang Dr. William Rupert Huckle '74 ($500 - $999) Mr. Xu Dong & Ms. Jinping Shao Mr. J. Gary Crimi Mrs. Liqin Wei & Mr. Wei Zhou Mrs. Elizabeth Holly Stevenson Anonymous (7) Mrs. Sarah Hormel Everett '82 & Mrs. Di Pei & Mr. Wenhua Du Hunt '86 1) Ms. Judith English & Mr. Luis Mr. J. Thomas Everett, III 2) Dunnington Family Charitable Alvarez Jr. Fund of The Community The Greenway Rise Club Mr. Shuang Jiao & Mrs. Yuanjie Xie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Hickey Foundation Serving Richmond Mr. and Mrs.
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