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2019 IMPACT REPORT Pensacola State College Foundation 2019 IMPACT REPORT Pensacola State College Foundation Your Community, Your Legacy Your Community,Your Legacy Pensacola State College provides high-quality, low-cost education and community services to the residents of Northwest Florida. Working together, the PSC and WSRE Foundations seek to enhance the College’s ability to provide education and services by focusing on supporting student scholarships, academic programs, faculty and staff professional development and technology infrastructure to provide televised educational programming to WSRE's service area. Our community is strong due to stellar leaders. Over the last year, key community leaders and philanthropists have helped raise vital funds — as part of the Your Community, Your Legacy Campaign — that supports the college. In 2019, their efforts resulted in gifts and pledges in these key areas: WSRE Technology Infrastructure $ 1 0,000.00 PSC Facilities $ 1 00,000.00 Workforce Programs $ 28 1 ,250.88 Scholarships $ 958,040.47 Fund for Excellence $2,034,969.92 Each of us can help open the door for area students to a new job, a new life, and new career skills that help them while ensuring the success of our businesses and the economic stability of our community. — Betty Roberts, President of Foundation Board of Governors Pensacola State College is recognized for stellar accomplishments with more than 100 award-winning comprehensive programs leading to associate degrees, bachelor’s degrees, vocational certificates, high school diplomas and corporate professional training. BETTY B. ROBERTS Pensacola State College President of Foundation Board of Governors Since 1948, Pensacola State College has provided low-cost education to the residents, businesses and military of Northwest Florida. In fact each year about 18,000 students are enrolled. Many need financial or scholarship support. If you are a former student, a business owner, a business SAFEST professional, retired military or want to support a needy COLLEGES IN student who cannot receive any other type of aid, consider AMERICA leaving a legacy gift in your name to establish a scholarship, • 2019• NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR HOME support a program, name a room or a building. Your legacy SAFETY AND SECURITY will be remembered for years to come. I plan to as well. Impact Report 2019 | Page 1 Foundation Board of Governors January 2020–December 2020 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE GOVERNORS President Immediate Past President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Betty Roberts Doug Bates Trey Poirier Mike Morette Tom Owens Community Consultant Clark Partington Merrill Lynch The Morette Company Truist Financial Attorneys at Law Corporation GOVERNORS Becca Boles Pam Caddell Candi Carroll Jennifer Cole Damaris Gonzalez Gulf Power Company Gulf-Atlantic West Florida Hospital Paradise Coastal Realty Central Credit Union Constructors Inc. of Florida Scott Luth Lumon May By-Laws Chair Jim Reeves Mayor Grover Robinson IV FloridaWest Economic Commissioner, Alan Nickelsen Attorney at Law City of Pensacola Development Alliance Escambia County Synovus Page 2 | Your Community, Your Legacy TRUSTEE LIAISON At Large Nominating Chair At Large Herbert Woll Gerry Goldstein Lane Harper Dr. Marjan Mazza Chair Salomon-Goldstein Staples Embry-Riddle PSC Board of Trustees Properties LLC Aeronautical University Pam Hatt Sharon Hess Herrick Keith Hoskins Dr. Tom Lampone Kramer Litvak Pen Air Federal Hess Realty Group Navy Federal Florida Blue Litvak, Beasley, Wilson Credit Union Credit Union and Ball Kerry Anne Schultz Chandra Smiley Gene Valentino Bill Wein Fountain, Schultz Escambia Community Philanthropist IMS ExpertServices & Bridgeford LLC Clinics Inc. Impact Report 2019 | Page 3 Originating from the Latin word emereri, GOVERNORS EMERITI emeritus was originally used to denote Mike Wiggins, Chair soldiers who had completed their duty. George Bailey At the end of 2019, Mayor Mike Wiggins H. Miller Caldwell Jr. “retired” from his position as a governor Carol Carlan and board member. He had completed 29 Bo Carter distinguished years of service. As the chair Carolyn Davis of PSC Foundation's Emeriti Board, Mayor Jim Hill Wiggins will lead advocacy efforts among Donnie McMahon a stellar group of peer leaders. Combined, Margie Moore these esteemed individuals have 235 Eric Nickelsen years of service to Pensacola State College. Wayne Peacock Eight have served as past-presidents of Sandy Sansing Marty Stanovich the Foundation and four have served, or James Stolhanske are currently serving, as Pensacola State College Trustees. Mike Wiggins Charlie Switzer Chair Tommy Tait We get to come to PSC, and we get to see the students walk the halls, graduate, leave, start families, feed their families and do all the things we want graduates to do — but we can’t do it alone. — Doug Bates, past president of the PSC Foundation Board In 2019, the Board of Governors Pensacola State Foundation Governors provided just over 636 and Governors Emeriti along hours in 2019. According to the Independent Sector, the latest with their affiliated businesses value of a volunteer hour is $25.43 which means that the donated support received from our 25 Board volunteers had an impact of $61,449.85 in cash and in-kind gifts. $16,173.48. Page 4 | Your Community, Your Legacy Meet the Foundation Staff … here to serve and provide support to donors looking to make a difference FOUNDATION CORE VALUES Exceptional Stewardship: Ever stronger relationships stewarded with attentive investment, measurement and communication that instills trust in our objectivity, transparency and consistency. ANDREA KREIGER SUSAN PEADEN Executive Director Director of Finance Collaboration: Purposeful of Institutional Development and Business Operations [email protected] [email protected] relationships fostered between the college and a community cooperating to achieve shared or overlapping objectives that create maximum benefit for all. Community Focused: Active and meaningful learning and sharing is pursued to enhance knowledge, skills and behaviors that promote optimum opportunity. GRIT: Passion and perseverance MARIANNE COMMON KIM DAVIS MIKENZIE FRANCIS motivate us to get results in time Campaign Coordinator Database Manager Donor Relations Coordinator through a dedicated pursuit [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] and achievement of goals that consistently do more… better than expected. Commitment to Caring: We utilize integrity founded in a resilient sense of moral responsibility and competence to exceed expectations and maintain excellence. Foundation Office, 850-484-1560 LAURA HILL COURTNEY REED Donor Relations Manager/ Nonprofit Center Events and Office Coordinator [email protected] [email protected] Impact Report 2019 | Page 5 Scholarships: Your Generosity at Work DR. LAWRENCE SCHOLARSHIPS ESTABLISHED IN 2019 WORLEY TYREE ENDOWED • Aspire Higher Endowed Scholarship SCHOLARSHIP • Baptist Health Care EMS/EMT Scholarship An Endowment was • Beveridge-Smith Endowed Scholarship established in 2019 by • Dona and Milton Usry Endowed Accounting Scholarship Dr. Tyree to assist Tate High • Dr. Sueann L. Donahue Beginning Teacher Endowed Scholarship School graduates enrolled in • Dr. Lawrence Worley Tyree Endowed Scholarship PSC part- or full-time. • Edward Meadows Meritorious Endowment Dr. Tyree established • Gary A. DeLapp Endowed Alumni Scholarship the scholarship to thank • John Broxson-Panhandle Tiger Bay Club Scholarship Pensacola State College for • Michael V. Harrell Endowed Scholarship “transforming his life.” • Monsanto-Solutia Retirees Endowed Scholarship “PJC was one of the best • Sharon Westmoreland-Albert Baggott Memorial Scholarship non-family decisions I have • The Butterfield-Williams Nursing Scholarship ever made,” said Tyree who • The Norman Hostetler Memorial Scholarship earned an associate degree • Transformation Through Education Scholarship from PJC, his bachelor’s and • Veterans National Homecare Scholarship master’s degrees from the University of Florida and • Vincent Andry Memorial Scholarship EMS/EMT Scholarship a doctorate from Indiana University. “Reflecting back over my life, I wanted to leave a little thank you to each institution So many people deserve help that I graduated from and I — especially now. This did. I also wanted to leave a legacy for Tate graduates,” scholarship was a way to said Tyree, a 1962 Tate High graduate. "However express my gratitude to both if I could have only left one scholarship, it would have Tate High and PSC. been to PSC.” — Dr. Lawrence Worley Tyree Page 6 | Your Community, Your Legacy In recognition of our long relationship with the College, our organization wanted to leave a legacy of support to the students at PSC. — Gerald McArthur, chairman, Association Monsanto-Solutia Retirees Katie Snyder, the first recipient of the Monsanto- Solutia Retirees Endowed Scholarship, is enrolled in the Pensacola State College Nursing Program. Her grandfather worked at Monsanto for 33 years. MONSANTO-SOLUTIA RETIREES ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP An endowment was established in 2019 by Monsanto-Solutia retirees to assist: • Students with a connection to Monsanto, Solutia or Ascend Left to right, Doug Bates, • Ascend employees enrolled in programs to enhance job skills Ed Meadows, Andrea Krieger, • Students enrolled in a health care program K.C. Gartman, Drew Stringfellow, Jennifer Grove • Chemical engineering students BAPTIST EMS/EMT SCHOLARSHIP Baptist Health Care Foundation pledged $15,000 in scholarship
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