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Annual Report 2009/2010 TABLE OF CONTENTS ______2 About the HACC Foundation HACC Foundation Board of Directors 2009-2010

3 Message from the Board Chair and Executive Director 4-5 Celebrating 25 Years of Excellence 6-7 Swope’s Planned Gift a Call to Foundation’s Potential 8-9 Private Support Critical in Perilous Times 10-11 Golf Tournament Marks 14 Years 12-15 The HACC Foundation Donor List 16 Gifts to the College Donor List for Fiscal Year 09-10 17 2009 Frank J. Dixon Tournament for Scholarships 18 HACC Alumni Association 19-21 HACC Alumni Donors 22-23 Endowed Awards and Scholarship Funds 24-25 Share the Vision... Shape the Future 26 The Carillon Society 27 Statement of Financial Position as of June 30, 2010 and 2009 28-29 Opportunities to Give HACC Foundation

Annual Report 2009/2010 I Page 1 About the HACC Foundation HACC Foundation Board of Directors The HACC Foundation is a nonprofit educational trust 2009-2010

established in 1985 to raise private and corporate revenues Greg King Chair in support of HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community Nicholas Hughes Vice Chair College. Thanks to visionary founders and the largesse George A. Franklin, Jr., M.B.A., C.P.A. Treasurer of many, the HACC Foundation is among the wealthiest Nancy Rockey, M.Ed. Secretary of any community college foundation in the nation. Jayne B. Abrams Funds are administered by the Executive Director for Executive Director, Institutional Advancement & HACC Foundation

Institutional Advancement and the HACC Foundation. Marion C. Alexander, D.P.S. Daniel M. Ashby Members of HACC’s Board of Directors represent Edna V. Baehre, Ph.D. Michael L. Bangs, Esq. accomplished corporate and community leaders who Niles S. Benn, Esq. Daniel E. Beren, Esq. are committed to raising awareness and funds for HACC, H. Edward Black Robert C. Buckingham, M.D. its students, programs, and facilities. Terry L. Burrows Lauren Cacciamani Ernest P. Davis Frank J. Dixon, D.P.S. Donald E. Enders, Jr. Zander Gambill James E. Grandon, Jr. Ronald L. Hankey, D.P.S. John J. Klobusicky, C.F.A. C. Ted Lick, D.P.S. Howell C. Mette, Esq. George R. Moffitt, Jr., M.D. Steven R. Rasmussen Henry W. Rhoads, Esq. Rory G. Ritrievi Donald E. Schell Frank R. Sourbeer John K. Stark Daniel C. Witmer

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Message from the Board Chair and Executive Director

The HACC Foundation celebrates its Silver Anniversary this year! Since its inception in 1985, the Foundation has grown exponentially. Today, the HACC Foundation, comprising more than 200 funds with a current value of $26 million dollars, is recognized as one of the 10 largest community college foundations in the country.

We are deeply grateful for the generosity of every individual, business, organization, and foundation whose gift, large or small, has made this phenomenal growth possible. Greg King New funds have been established to honor individuals and to support special programs Chair, HACC Foundation Board and facilities. This year, as always, hundreds of HACC alumni, staff, and faculty have of Directors responded generously to our annual appeals. In September 2009, our annual Frank J. Dixon Tournament for Scholarships netted a record $144,000 in scholarship funds, and fund raising for the renovation and expansion of the Senator John J. Shumaker Public Safety Center has reached an unprecedented level.

As a result of such generous giving, the HACC Foundation again contributed more than $2 million dollars to the College in scholarships, special programs and facilities support. More than 1,000 students received financial assistance. Our $100,000 Targeted Retraining for Displaced Workers grant assisted workers who lost their jobs during the financial crisis. Our magnificent arboretum and the Rose Lehrman Arts Center received funding critical Jayne B. Abrams for the maintenance of their excellent facilities, and our sophisticated IT system, so crucial Executive Director, to the efficient running of every aspect of the College, received funds for necessary updates Institutional and maintenance. Advancement & HACC Foundation In our nation today there is much talk of “change.” HACC and the HACC Foundation truly provide the opportunity for individuals to change, at any point in their lives. Many of our students are the first in their families to pursue higher education. Others need to add new skills or sharpen existing ones because they have a new job, lost an old job, or have been required by personal life circumstances to start all over again. Whatever the need, HACC provides accessible, affordable education.

Thank you to the many generous individuals, organizations, foundations, and businesses who contribute to the HACC Foundation. The Board and staff of the Foundation strive to be good stewards of the dollars you have invested with us. Your generosity enables us, together, to change the world – one student at a time.

Annual Report 2009/2010 I Page 3 Celebrating 25 Years of Excellence

The HACC Foundation was established on June 19, 1985, through the innovation and guidance of HACC President Kenneth B. Woodbury, Jr. Ed.D., to engender community involvement through fund raising, scholarship aid efforts, and partnerships with community organizations and businesses. The Foundation was charged with making certain that HACC was recognized as a Pennsylvania leader. Trustee Chairman Jim Evans said it would “enable the college to do extraordinary things, above and beyond what the regular finances of the college provide for,” especially in academics.

HACC Vice President Jay Ebersole, Ed.D., was the Foundation’s first Executive Director. A Board of Directors, led by William H. Alexander, was established to oversee the management and allocation of gifts to the Foundation.

In 1989, during the Silver Anniversary Celebration of the founding of HACC and only four years after establishment of the HACC Foundation, the Foundation’s assets had grown to $5.7 million. On June 19, 1989, the fourth anniversary of its incorporation by the Commonwealth, the HACC Foundation was ranked as the fifth largest community college foundation in the nation.

Twenty-five years later, as we celebrate our own Silver Anniversary, the HACC Foundation has assets valued at $26 million. We still have the same focus and dedication the founding members envisioned: to support scholarships, campus facilities, cultural affairs, educational equipment, facilities enrichment, and innovative programming not funded through the college’s operating budget. Annually, we award over $1 million in scholarship assistance.

Revenues from the Foundation’s endowments have provided support for new buildings – Hall Technology Center, the Lebanon Campus, C. Ted Lick Wildwood Conference Center, North Hall, Stabler Hall, Select Medical Health Education Pavilion, Pollock Childcare Center, Midtown Center 1 and Midtown Center 2, and provided funding for many upgrades to existing buildings.

Through the generous donations of many, we continue with the vision and innovation that began 25 years ago to create a community involvement to ensure HACC’s success for the future.

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Pictured, from top left: Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler, George M. Leader, Frank J. Dixon, Alex Grass, C. Ted Lick, Robert C. Hoffman, Robert Hall, Grace M. Pollock, Barbara “Kim” and Robert M. Mumma, Benjamin Olewine III, Lois Lehrman Grass.

Leaders are Keys to Success Leadership gifts set the bar high and encourage others to add their support. Among the individuals whose leadership played a key role during the past 25 years are those pictured here. We owe them and others our ongoing gratitude.

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“Twenty-five years ago the HACC to the class day’s schedule and Immediately, Swope’s friends Foundation was born of the college festivities. A carillon generously came forward vision and energy of Dr. Kenneth clock tower might qualify as an to recognize her. Meanwhile, she Woodbury, Jr., Ed.D., HACC’s instructional lab for electronic informed Dr. Woodbury that she president. music technology. Students would had earlier included a bequest have a lab available for hands-on to the HACC Foundation in her HACC faculty and staff were the experience of selecting repertoire, estate planning. From her initial initial investors in the HACC producing programs, creating planned gift the Helen Y. Swope Foundation, contributing $35,000 recorded tapes, engineering time Carillon Society was formed, in gifts and pledges. Their gifts schedules, and learning the and the mission and growth were soon followed by contributions technology of electronic music. of Harrisburg Area Community from corporate, business, and We already had faculty members College through the HACC philanthropic leaders in the skilled in this new discipline. The Foundation was ensured.” community who had come to state agreed to fund the proposal, know the excellence of our but where would we get funding From remarks by Jay Ebersole, Ed.D., academic programs and their to cover the other 50 percent First Executive Director of the HACC value to the region. of the cost? Foundation, at the Carillon Society Celebration on June 2, 2010. Early in these formative years, Our focus soon turned to Helen Y. Dr. Woodbury proposed that one Swope, a marvelously gracious lady, Foundation project could be to vigorous community leader, fund a carillon clock tower as a constant campus observer, and centerpiece and gathering place advocate for the best interests at the quadrangle of the Harrisburg of students, faculty, and college campus. With its Westminster support. In naming the carillon chimes, the carillon would promote in her honor, we hoped to ensure community feeling, aesthetic that her legacy to the College would appreciation, and the timely call remain for future generations.

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Dr. Jay Ebersole

Helen Y. Swope

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“Without a doubt, HACC is one of the most influential and significant institutions in all of Central Pennsylvania. We are facing perilous economic times. Now, more than ever, it is critical that this college continue. What must happen is what has happened to this college from the

Francis B. Haas, Jr. beginning – ongoing public support as well as the support of generous private donors. Private giving doesn’t happen too often at public-supported institutions – and we don’t even have a football team! The way we can keep this support going is to make sure the importance of HACC is known throughout the region. ” From remarks by Francis B. Haas, Jr., HACC’s original solicitor, at the Carillon Society Celebration on June 2, 2010.

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Annual Report 2009/2010 I Page 9 Golf Tournament Marks 14 Years

The HACC Foundation is proud to recognize these long-time sponsors of its annual Tournament for Scholarships (right). The Tournament for Scholarships, now the Frank J. Dixon Tournament for Scholarships at HACC, was first held in 1996. Over the past 14 years, the generosity of these and other donors has enabled the Foundation to award nearly $1.5 million in scholarship support to worthy HACC students.

HACC Foundation I Page 10 “Every year, about 12 dozen Barley Snyder LCC Dennis R. Bell Canteen Vending Service golfers compete Centurylink Communications John & Judy Byler Charitable Foundation Francis J. Dixon Foundation in our tournament , and Eastern PCM Freysinger Pontiac Fulton Bank more then 300 students Gannett Fleming Good Samaritan Hospital win . Now, that adds up GreenWorks Development LLC HACC Alumni Association Hall Family Foundation to success! Thank you to Higher Information Group Houck Group, Inc. Johnson Controls, Inc. the sponsors and Donald W. Lesher M&T Bank Mellon Bank individuals that have Metro Bank Mid-Atlantic Coca Cola Bottling contributed to our Powers & Associates PNC Bank PPL Corp. success year after year. ” PPO&S Skelly & Loy, Inc. Stanilla, Siegel and Maser PC – Jayne B. Abrams, Executive Director, The Seven Trees Foundation, Inc. Institutional Advancement & HACC Foundation Tyco Electronics Foundation Wachovia Foundation Weaber, Inc. Wilsbach Distributors Leon Wintermyer, Inc. Wohlsen Construction Co.

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LIST OF ANNUAL Estate of Marie Dr. Elwood Carns LeRoy Zimmerman esher Real Estate DONORS FOR 09-10 `Graupner Elias Fredrick Clark AP Williams, Inc. Lobar Associates, Inc. over $50,000 Fore Kidneys Sake Dr. Merrill Cohen Arlene Utz Margaret Trew Foundation Patricia Conklin Hollinger Foundation Cline Foundation Department of Gannett Fleming Jacqueline Cuff Aroogas Grille MCACP Conservation & H. B. Alexander Daniel & Susan Delaney BL Companies Members First Federal Natural Resources Foundation, Inc. Craig M DeLuca/ Boyer & Ritter, CPA Credit Union Estate of Glenn P. Hoffman Harrisburg Hotel The Arno Group Buchart Horn/Basco, Inc. Mid Penn Bank Evangelical Press Corporation Jamie Doyle Butler Manufacturing Mike Murphy Rentals Building LP Hershey Trust Company John Enos III Company Foundation Miller’s Smorgasboard Francis J. Dixon Foundation John Crain Kunkel David Floyd Capital Business Systems and Plain & Fancy Josiah W. and Bessie H. Foundation Nancy Freeburn Carsonville Volunteer Minick Photography Kline Foundation M & T Bank James Gardner Fire Company Morgan Stanley Mid-Atlantic Mary Sachs Trust William Grace Centerpoint Engineering, Inc. Smith Barney Coca-Cola Bottling McNees, Wallace Lois Lehrman Grass Central Medical Novinger Group, Inc. Pennsylvania Higher and Nurick Ronald & Carolyn Hankey Equipment Company Omni Dining Service Education Foundation Murray Associates Sharon Hargrave Century Engineering, Inc. OMNOVA Solutions The Donald B. & Dorothy L. Architects Shannon Harvey Chambersburg Waste Foundation Stabler Foundation Murray Risk Management Esther Isralow Paper Co., Inc. Paxtang Fireman’s & Insurance Greg King Conrad Siegel Actuaries Relief Associates LIST OF ANNUAL Phillips Office Products, Inc. John Klobusicky Country Meadows Penn Center Harrisburg LP DONORS FOR 09-10 PPL Corporation Donald Konkle of Hershey Pinnacle Health System $25,000 – $49,999 PPO&S, Inc. Kathryn Lanz Curian Capital LLC PMTA PSECU Donald Lesher, Jr. Dauphin County PRL, Inc. Alex Grass* Rotary Club of Carrie Marchant EMS Council Reliance Hose Estate of Larry A. Dean Colonial Park Juene McGlaughlin Dauphin County Fire Company No. 1 GreenWorks Smigel Anderson & Dr. George Moffitt, Jr. Chiefs Association Rescue Fire Company Development LLC Sacks LLP David Morrison Dauphin County Medical Susquehanna Highmark Foundation Stewart Companies Michael Musser II Society Alliance Rhoads and Sinon LLP The Robert C. Hoffman The Rolls-Royce Foundation The Nadar Family East Coast Contracting, Inc. Rock Commercial Charitable Trust The Seven Trees Richard Orange Faulkner Nissan Real Estate Foundation, Inc. Charles Peguese The Foundation for Secrist Family LIST OF ANNUAL The Steinman Foundations Warren Persak Enhancing Communities Charitable Foundation DONORS FOR 09-10 The Whitaker Foundation Tanya Powers Geraldine M. Murray Silver Spring $5,000 – $24,999 Thomas P. and Marian G. Stephan Resser Foundation Presbyterian Church Wolf Trust Henry Rhoads, Esq. Graystone Bank SKAL Club of Central PA Anonymous Tyco Electronics Foundation James Scheiner HACC Classified Smith Elliott Kearns Mark Gelfand Verizon Don & Barbara Schell Employees Organization and Company Dr. Frank Jackson Wachovia/Wells Imogene Schofield Herbert, Rowland Snyder’s of Hanover, Inc. Carolyn Kadel Fargo Foundation Barry Schuchart & Grubic, Inc. Sovereign Bank Dr. Gregory Kadel Deborah Shadle Hershey Volunteer Teamsters Local Jean D. King LIST OF ANNUAL Jeff, Pam & Lauren Shaffer Fire Department Union No. 776 C. Ted & Kelly Lick DONORS FOR 09-10 Mr. & Mrs. John Sharp Hogg Construction Tender Years, Inc. Benjamin Olewine III $1,000 – $4,999 Matthew Smith Integrity Bank The College Club Allen Wenger Gregory Sutliff J. Michael Brill & Associates of Harrisburg Barley Snyder LLC Anonymous Marilyn Teeter JMZ Architects and The First National Crabtree, Rohrbaugh Jayne & Lawrence Abrams Meredith & Chick Tulli Planners PC Bank of Marysville & Associates Dr. Edna Baehre Joe Wagman Jonestown Bank and The Nutec Group Daisy Bitner Trust John Bartlett Jennifer Weaver Trust Company The Phillips Group, Inc. Enders Insurance Amy Beamer Mrs. John Witmer L. B. Smith Educational The Quandel Group/ Associates Joseph Beck, Jr. Joseph Wojtysiak Foundation Pyramid Construction Margaret Beckley Ronald & Virginia Young Lebanon Federal Dennis Bell, Jr. Credit Union

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Tyco Electronics Joseph Bedard Lauren Cacciamani Mark DiSanto John Ford U-GRO Learning Centres Patrice Beittel Joanne Campbell Luana Ditty-Thomson Jackie Foster VFW Home Ulysses Bell Maggie Campbell Frank Dixon Marizol Fotopoulos Association Post 15 Niles Benn, Esq. Maureen Campbell Dr. Cynthia Doherty Charles Fox III Walters Appraisal Services Daniel Beren, Esq. Joseph Cardinale Dr. Margaret Dombrowski George Franklin, Jr. William R. and Esther Larry Berger David Carl David & Beth Dombrowsky Paula Fraser Richmond Foundation Ross Berger Dr. Paul Carrick Joe & Cindy Donell Leanne Frech Women’s Network Sara Bernier Ruth Carter Barbara Dorozynsky Lou Fredericks of York, Inc. Robert Bernini, Jr. Nancy Cartwright Nathan Douty Dr. Donald Freedman Rachel Betzer Samuel Cartwright Andree Drake Barbara Fritz LIST OF ANNUAL Meade Bierly Bertha Casey Nancy Drayer Barbara Fryer DONORS FOR 09-10 Susan Biggs Donald Charney Jude D’Souza Michael Funck UP TO $1,000 Beverley Bigham The Chhoeung Family Al Duncan Marie Fuoti Charles Birney Sheila Ciotti John Dundoff Jill Gaito Anonymous David Bishop, Jr. Shawn Claypoole Kevin Dunleavy Robert Galaskas James Abildness Diane Bittle Lorraine Coffey Arthur Dym Carlos Galeano James Adams David Black Maryann Coffman Patrick Early Richard Galley Dr. Larry Adams Dr Winifred Black Elisa Cohen Harold Easter LuAnn Gallup, In Memory Karl Aikey Jay Blackwell Sandra Comp John Eberly of John Gallup Brenda Aikey Trotta Kay Ella Bleecher Sandra Conrad Skip Ebert Zander Gambill Jane Albright Kim Bleecher Frank Conte Catherine Eccker Frederick Gantz Judith Cole Alder David Bleil Kenneth Corbran Jamie Eckrode Beth Gardner Marion C. Alexander J Collier Bolton, Jr. Vera Cornish Larry Edgerton Kathryn Gardner William H. Alexander Thomas Bolton Lori Corradino Tom & Irene Edmunds Jayne Ann Garver Doris Allamong Sherry Bonawitz Michael Corradino Debra Eichenberger David Gent Ali Allie Susan Bookwalter Christine Corrigan Bonny Ellis Nancy George Dr. Michael Andrews Leslie Boon Todd Crawley Jay Ellison Deanne Gerber Dr. Craig Anzur Lou Ann Boose Craig Crotty Jeffrey Emig Carol Gerkin Kimberly Apgar Ronald Boston Donneva Crowell Kelley Engle Robert Gill Richard Armermann James Boswell, Jr. Gerald Curylo Deborah Ennis Margaret Gingrich Claire Aston Clarence Bouchat Mary Dana Brenda Eppley Andrew Giorgione John Atella Gina Bowers-Miller Eileen Daniels Craig Ernst Lori Goldmann R Curtis Aumiller Sandra Box Edward Darragh Sherry Eslinger Jody Goldring Kathleen Avery Jerry & Karen Boyd Donna Daversa Shirley Estill Curtis Gomer Daphine Bailey Mary Jane Bratten Jeff Davidson Melissa Etzweiler William Gordon David Bailey John Breidenstine Craig Davis Jeffrey Evans Philip Gorman Ronald Bailey Michael & Joan Brennan H. June Davis Beth Evitts Beverly Goss Dr. Malcolm Baird* Susan Brodkin Laura Davis Patricia Ann Fagnani Barbara Grandia Michael D. Baker Suzanne Brofee Melanie Davis Dr. Lori Fair Jim & Jean Grandon Christopher Baldrige Camilla Brown Andrew Dean Sal & Nancy Famularo George Grode Phuoc Bang Dr Hazel Brown Marilynn DeHart Joseph Fatula Richard Groff Michael L Bangs, Esq. Dennis Browne, Jr. Daniel Deitchman Sally Feeser Rodney Groff Anthony Barbush Barry & Barb Buckingham Ruth Deitrich Michael Fiaschetti Mildred Grose Jacqueline Bareuther Dr. & Mrs. Robert Cheryleen Deitz Frank Fischer, Jr. Barbara Gruber Brett Barker Buckingham Dr. Emeric DeLuca Margaret Fisher Thomas Guenther Michael Baron Edna Mae Budy Eugene DePasquale Elizabeth Flack Theresa Guerrisi Raymond Barth Alexander Buranov Dominick DeRose, Jr. David Florey Mick Guido/MG Tactical Dr. N. Lorraine Basonic Edward Burns, Sr. Deborah DeSantis Richard Flowers Advantage Elaine Baumbach-Mitchell Heather L. Burns Robert DeSousa Richard Flowers II Christopher Gulotta Donald Baumgartner Terry L. Burrows Roger Dick David Floyd Richard Gurba Fanny Baumgartner Robert Bury, D.D.S. Darbi Dietrich Thomas Fogarty Larry Gutshall Rosalina Beard Bernerd Buzgon Lynne Dillard Mary J. Forbes Glen Hair

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Dr. Marcia Hajduk Diane Kemper Mark Manning Ruth Negley Kathleen Pratt Corwin Hale John Kepler Randy Manning Sandra Negro The Purtell Family Budd Hallberg William Kepler Katherine Margolis Bonnie Neher Barry Ramper II Ruth Hammond Ellen Kessler Dr. Edward Marsico, Jr. Douglas Neidich Chris & Gretchen Ramsey Daniel Hanwell Marilee Kessler Amy Beth Martin David Nettekoven David Reardon Susan Harley Michele Kieff Robert Martin Rick Neu Kenneth Rebuck John Harris Greg King Yvonne Martin George Newberry Ronald Rebuck Mary Harris Russell King Theresa Matsco Annette Newcomb Chris Reilly Lisa Hartman Dale Kirkhoff Dr. Marjorie Mattis Debra Nickey Tyler Reiner & George Hartwick III Sally & Joseph S. Klein Stephanie Maurer Jason Nielsen Paige Baucum Amanda Hartzel Robert Klokis Jean May Mark Nobile Cindy & Roy Reiner John Heapes Dr. Michael Klunk Richard McBride Erma Norcross John Reinhart Charles Heller Gloria Knoll William McCahan Kristin Oberholtzer Marvin Reist, Sr. Andy Helmer Tommy Kochel Mark McCammon Linda O’Connor David Remmel Gerald Hempt Connie & John Kondravy Edward McCarthy Thomas Oliver Cristal Renzo Marsha Henderson Dr. Donald Koones Mildred McCoy Thomas L. Olsen M.W. Rice Janis Herschkowitz John Kopetchny Sally Ann McCrea Thomas V. Olsen Robert Richards Graham Hetrick Nina Kottcamp J. Gary McDivitt Hector Ortiz Thomas & Nancy Richey William Hewitt Joyce Koved Ruth Anne McGinley Dr. Peter Oscsodal Mary Ritchey Stephen Hietsch Paulette Kozlosky Rick McGinnis Ruth Osterburg Jamie Scott Ritz Lisa Katrina Hill Gerard Kramer John McGrath Peter Ostrowski Sharon Roberts Mary Hines Dr. Kathleen Kramer Harry McKee Debbie Owen Anita Robinson Cathryn Hintze* George Kuharic Elizabeth McLucas Robert Owen Nancy, Kyle & Alex Rockey Yolanda Hively Gary Laabs Romayne & Leo McMahon Christopher Owens Jeanette Rode Peter & Shelley Hobbs Russell Laforce Lori McNair Jerome Ozog Jennifer Rodichok Justin & Lori Hockley Nicole Leach David McNaughton David Padfield Francis Roman Maureen Hoepfer Virginia Leber Mark McNaughton George Page Joseph Roman Donald Hoffa Linda Lefevre David McNeilly Lorrie & John Page Jill Rondeau Shirley Hogendobler Susan Leib Larry Meinsler Eric Papenfuse Cindy Rose Cheryl Holder Elizabeth Leidy Phyliss Mengle Alan Parker Jason Rosenberry JoAnne Hollinger Joanne Lentz Judith Meyer Alice Parker Catherine Rosenkrans Michael Holt Kelly Lewis Doris Jury Miller Judith Patno Dr. Rodney Ross Joan Homan Lois Lippert Edward Miller David Patti Virginia Roth William Hornberger John Little Gloria Miller Dennis Paul Paul Rowe Morgan Horton Julie Litzenberger Sarah Miller James Paul Robert Rowlands & Ryan Spahr Jane Briggs Livingston Janice Miller-Zerbe George Paulison Shirley Ruch Cinnamon Hosterman Anthony Lombardozzi Dr. Yvonne Milspaw Eleanor Pella Keith Rufalo Kenneth Hudson, Sr. Helen Long Tim & Jill Mitzel Michael Penney Charles Rusnak Nicholas & Ellen Hughes Jill Lott Roseann Mollica Yolanda Perez-Rivera Ann Russ Betty Hungerford Alice Lubrecht Paul & Allison Monko Carl Petersheim Donna Ruth Willetta Huth The Lucas Family Paul Morin Dr. David Petkosh Michael Salisbury George Jackson Allison Lukenich Andrew Morrow M. Karen Petyak Timothy Sanden Steve Jamison Dr. Karen Lum Kay Murdock Allison Pfaff & Lucas Kraft Tim & Gloria Sandoe Sally John Stephen Lund William & Jane Murray Kenneth Phelps Lisa Sanford Dorothy Johnston Nancy Lunney Florence Musgrove Robert Phillips Naina Sanghvi Marie Johnston Roberta Lyter Beatrice Musser Spencer Phillips MD Joseph Santanna Wendy Kaehler Marguerite MacDonald Wayne Musser Stephen Phillips Dr. Stuart Savin Joanne Kambic Robert Mackrides Linda Mussoline Perry Pierich Margurite Saylor Kasim Karaev Stuart Magdule Amy Myers Marilyn Pirkle Dorothy Scerni Terri Kaufman Deborah Maguire Lisa Myers Sandra Pitzer Chester Schnick David Keller Annmarie Malchenson Marcia Myers Richard Plack Edward Schrom Glenda Keller Martha Malina Robert Myers III Thomas Posavec Angela Schuck Ann Kemper Sylvia Malush Jerry Nailor Daryl Potteiger G. Radcliffe Schultz

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Kristy Schultz Waddell Stewart Mark Weigle Construction Services LutherCare Elizabeth Schwab Richard Stout Dr. Robert Unlimited LLC Marinak & Glossner, Gary Schwartz Sara Keeney Stowell Weinstock-Collins Cooper Industries D.D.S., P.C. Diane Scott John Strahler Cynthia Weldon Crime Stoppers of McKissick Associates Barbara Seasholtz Jeffrey Straub The Wenger Family Dauphin County Architects Sandra Secor Timothy Stringer Nancy Wennberg Edwin L. Heim Company Middletown Fire Amy Seidel Gerald Stroud Donna Wesling Evans Engineering, Inc. Department Rosann Seidel Mata Stroup Carol Wevodau EwingCole Millersville University Steven Seitchik Warren Stumpf Michele Wherley First Marketing Associates Nathans Cafe Chris Seitz Adam Styers Linda & Peter Whipple of Tennessee, Inc. Nebraska Book Susan Seitz Nancy Summers Arlene White Fischbach Morgan Company, Inc Dr. James Selgas Klare Sunderland James White and Associates O.A. Thomas Landscaping Scott Serapiglia Rob Swatski Judith White Friendship Fire Company Office for Planning Bonnie Settino Martha Swilkey John Whitehouse Bressler and Architecture Timothy & JoAnn Sevison Ray Swisher Mark Whitmoyer Gettysburg Sentinels LLC PA Chiropractic Association Rosa Seyfried Dr. Deebari Tee Carol Widerman Grove Miller Pennoni Associates, Inc. Dennis Shade Idona Teeter Jack Wierman Engineering, Inc. Perfido Weiskopf Carolyn Sharbaugh Joan Teti Raymond Wiersma Gunn-Mowery LLC Wagstaff & Goettel Elizabeth Shaw Jennifer Tharpe Edith Wiestling HACC Board of Trustees PRworks, Inc. Marlin Sheaffer Laura Thomas Kathleen Wildauer HACC–Lancaster Staff Rotary Club of Lebanon PA Tammy & Geoff Shearer Otis Thomas III Karen Ember Williams Harrisburg Hospital Nurses Sherwin Williams Dr. Raymond Sherer Paula Thomas Robert Willis Alumni Association Slow Foods Harrisburg Barbara Sherwood Thomas Thomas Martin Wise Helicopter Applicators, Inc. Snyder Secary & Charles Shields III Leslie Thompson Claire Witmer Hershey Kidney Associates LLC Janet Shimek Bill & Carole Thompson Debra Wolfhope Specialists, Inc. Steelton Firemen’s Eleana Shipman John Tierney III Nancy W. Wydra Highspire Fire Company Relief Association Rebecca Shoener Doris Titko Harold & Florence Yates IEQ Engineering STV Architects Lester Shoop Gladdi Tomlinson William Yeager IKM Incorporated Sutliff Auto Group Evelyn Shope The Tonkay Family Suzanne Yenchko Intercon Automation, Inc. Swatara Township Rena Shotsberger Linda Treher LaVerne Yingst Isaacs Deli Volunteer Fire Co. Charity Shreffler Dr. Robert Troxell Marian Yoder JDK Catering, Inc. Ta-ri Trumbull Simmons, Jr. Matt & Colleen Tunnell Judy Zeiders John W. Gleim, Jr., Inc. Texas Society of Certified Scott Simonds Dr. Natasha Turaki Aimee Zimmerman Johnson Mirmiran Public Accountants David Skerpon Svitlana Tyson James Zimmerman Thompson, Inc. Waste Management Doris Slade Jack Ulsh Anderson’s KD3 Design Studio, Inc. of Lancaster John Sloand Kathleen Venneri Janitorial Services KPN Consulting LLC Yingst Trucking LLC Michael Smith Patricia Verdon Astro Chapter No. 380 La Torre Communications York County Fire Lori Smith-Mitchell Frances Verotsky AUM Architecture, LLC LAM Systems, Inc. Police Association Kathleen Smolizer John Joseph Voelmle III Avis Rent A Car Leadership Harrisburg Area York Traditions Bank Jeffrey Snead, Sr. John & Leslie Vogel Barbush Rental Lebanon Kiwanis Donn Snyder Matthew Wagner Bayer Health Care/USA Foundation Jeffrey Snyder Michael Wallace Brownstone Real Estate Lebanon Valley Council *Deceased Laura Spagnola Adam Walter Butler Balancing on the Arts Michael Spahr William Warren, Jr. Company, Inc. Lebanon Valley Association Martha Spear Gladys Watkeys Campbell Commercial for the Education of Thomas Spriggle Diane Watkins Real Estate Young Children Robert Stammel Norma Watson Colortech, Inc. Sertoma Club Dr. Beverly Stanton Heather Watt Commonwealth Lehman Motors John Stark Doris Watts Benefits Group Levin Promotional Products Julia Statler Evelyn Weaver Commonwealth Londonderry Fire Elizabeth Page Steele Marlin Wedde Business Interior Company No. 1 Pamela Stein Richard Weibley ComSource Lower Swatara Carter Stephan Elisa Weigard Conservation Concepts, Inc. Firemans Relief

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Franklin County Career Manheim Central Education “Your generosity makes and Technology Center Association it possible for our Freedom Alliance Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarship Fund Memorial Scholarship students to succeed.” Fulton Financial Advisors Mary Margaret Nestor GE Capitol Solutions Foundation -- Greg King, Chair, George Junior Republic Matthew 25 Thrift Shop HACC Foundation Board of Directors Gettysburg Area McCollough Scholarship Dollars For Scholars College Fund Gettysburg Area High School Memorial Hospital Chad Andrews Claremont Auxiliary to the Class of 1950 Messiah United Dorothea Barrick Claremont Nursing & Gettysburg Area Methodist Church Jennifer Briggs Rehab Center Personnel Association Mid Penn Bank Carol Christianson Clermont Wealth Strategies Girl Scouts in the Middletown Area School District Cheryl Eshenour Commercial Vehicle Group Heart of Pennsylvania Milton Hershey School Lisa Harman Community Foundation Good Samaritan Hospital National City Bank John Lauritsen for the Alleghenies Gratz Agricultural & National High School Bobbie Phillips Community Health Services Horticultural Society Rodeo Foundation Thomas Powers of Hanover and Spring Grove Greater Zion Missionary New Hope Ministries Sharon Sontheimer Conewago Valley Dollars Baptist Church NonProfit Housing Development Wendy Spicer for Scholars Hanover Education Association Northeastern School District Brian Steinberger CSE Co., Inc. Harrisburg Cedarettes No. 43 Northern York County Joseph Wetzel CSI – Central PA Chapter Harrisburg Rotary Foundation School District ABF Freight System, Inc. Cumberland Perry Area Hempfield School District Orrstown Bank Adams Electric Cooperative, Inc. Vocational Technical School Hensel Phelps Construction Penn Cumberland Garden Club All Spirit Productions LLC Cumberland Valley FFA Alumni Company Penn Manor School District Annville Cleona Women of Today Dallastown Area Dollars Hershey Theatre Pennsylvania Automotive Army Emergency Relief for Scholars Hibshman Scholarship Trust Association Big 33 Scholarship Darrenkamps Mount Joy Holland Penobscot Indian Nation Foundation, Inc. Market, Inc. Horatio Alger Perry County Council of the Arts Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Inc. Dentsply Professional Division Scholarship Program Pilot International Foundation Black Ministers Diakon Lutheran Social Ministries International Scholarship PNC Bank Association of Carlisle, PA Dice Tires and Tuition Services, Inc. PNC Institutional Investments Blakehurst Residents Eastern Pennsylvania Water Kevin Butler Memorial POS of A No. 645 Scholarship Foundation Pollution Control Scholarship Fund Progress Fire Company Blue Moon Cruisers, Operators Assoc. Lampeter Strasburg Home Association Rod 7 Custom Association Elizabethtown Area School Education Association PSECU BNY Mellon Wealth Management District Education Foundation Lancaster Conference Quietside Corporation Boyer Funeral Home Elizabethtown Community of the Mennonite Church Ransom/Sease Family Reunion Carlisle Area Healthcare Auxiliary Fair, Inc. Landis Homes Rotary Club of Paradise Center for Scholarship Ellen Marie Roche Retirement Community Ruth Lorraine White Memorial Administration, Inc. Memorial Fund Lebanon County Scholarship Trust Central Pennsylvania College Ephrata Community Hospital Builders Association Ryan Lee Mohn Central Pennsylvania Junior Ephrata National Bank Lebanon County Dental Society Memorial Foundation Horse Show Association Estamos Unidos de Pennsylvania Legacy Foundation, Inc. Scholarship America Chester County Community Exchange Club of Hanover Lesher Mack Sales & Service, Inc. Scholarship Program Foundation, Inc. FedEx Freight Linglestown Community Administrators, Inc Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Federated Women’s Garden Club Second Marine Division Christ United Methodist Church Club of Hershey Lower Dauphin School District Association First National Bank M&T Charitable Foundation Sheet Metal Works First United Methodist Church Union Local 19

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Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church Adams Electric Cooperative, Inc. Houck Group, Inc. Soroptimist Intl. of Hbg., Inc. 2009 Anderson’s Janitorial Services, Inc Integrity Bank South Eastern Dollars Frank J. Dixon Antique Auto Club J. L. Hollinger & Sons, Inc. for Scholars of America Museum JDK Catering, Inc. Southern York County Tournament AUM Architecture LLC JMZ Architects and Planners PC School District Foundation Barley Snyder LLC Journal Publications, Inc. Spontaneous Images for Scholarships BeneCard K&W Engineers Spring Branch Studio BL Companies L. B. Smith Educational Jayne B. Abrams Spring Grove Area Boyer & Ritter, CPA Fountation, Inc. Marion C. Alexander Scholarship Foundation Buchart Horn/Basco, Inc. LAM Systems, Inc. Dr. Edna V. Baehre St. Peters Lutheran Church Butler Balancing Company, Inc. Lehman Motors Anthony F. Barbush Steelton Lions Club Buzgon Davis Law Offices Lesher Real Estate Michael J. Baron Tecta America Corp Campbell Commercial M & T Bank Joseph Anthony Bedard Tel Hai Development, Inc. Real Estate, Inc. M & T Charitable Foundation Dennis R Bell, Jr. Texas Rangers Baseball Club Capital Blue Cross McClure Company, Inc. Charles T. Birney The Brethren Home Foundation Cedar Shopping Centers, Inc. McKissick Associates Architects PC Ronald C. Boston The Clark Foundation Century Engineering, Inc. Members First Federal Sandra M. Box The Foundation for Coldwell Banker Credit Union Dr. Robert C. Buckingham Enhancing Communities Commercial Bennett Williams Metro Bank Terry L. Burrows The Hall Foundation Commonwealth Benefits Group Mid Penn Bank Christine Corrigan The Ohio Foundation Commonwealth Business Mid-Atlantic Coca-Cola Bottling Daniel P. Delaney, Esq. of Independent Colleges Interiors, Inc. Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Frank J. Dixon The Synod of the Trinity ComSource Murray Associates Architects PC Nathan C. Douty The Towne Club of Lancaster Conrad Siegel Actuaries Nebraska Book Company, Inc. Bonny R. Ellis The Tyson Family Foundation, Inc. Conservation Concepts, Inc. Nutec Design Associates, Inc. Sherry L. Eslinger Thornton Chevrolet Construction Services Office for Planning Charles James Fox III Two Ten Footwear Foundation Unlimited LLC and Architecture, Inc. Dr. Donald B. Freedman United Church of Christ Country Meadows of Hershey Omni Dining Service George F. Grode United House of Prayer Crabtree, Rohrbaugh Pavone, Inc. George P. Hartwick III for All People of the Church & Associates Inc. Penn Center Harrisburg LP Andy William Helmer United States Bowling Congress Curian Capital LLC Pinnacle Health System Janis Herschkowitz Valor Award Scholarship Fund, Inc. Dawood Engineering, Inc. PNC Bank David R. Keller Vickie’s Angel Walk Eastern PCM LLC PPL Corporation Greg King Visiting Nurse Assoc. of Enders Insurance Associates PPO&S, Inc. Dr. Kathleen Ruth Kramer Hanover and Spring Grove Faulkner Nissan PRL, Inc. Donald W. Lesher, Jr Wachovia Bank NA Flowers and Flowers PSECU C. Ted & Kelly Lick Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation Certified Public Accountants Rhoads and Sinon LLP Janice M. Miller-Zerbe West York Area Dollars for Scholars Francis J. Dixon Foundation Skelly and Loy, Inc. Jill K. Mitzel Willow Valley Retirement Fulton Bank Smith Elliott Kearns Michael G. Musser II Communities Gannett Fleming and Company LLC Thomas S. Oliver York Area Bowling GreenWorks Development LLC Stevens & Lee Hector Richard Ortiz Proprietors Association Grove Miller Engineering, Inc. Sun Motor Company Alice P. Parker York City Dollars for Scholars GSH Home Med Care The Phillips Group, Inc. David W. Patti York County Hispanic Coalition Helicopter Applicators, Inc. The Seven Trees Foundation, Inc. Robert J. Phillips York County School of Technology Herbert, Rowland & Grubic Tyco Electronics Foundation Thomas D. Powers York Hospital Hershey Entertainment UGI Utilities, Inc. Robert Richards York Suburban Dollars for Scholars & Resorts Co. Waste Management of Lancaster Timothy L. Sandoe York Township Hershey Trust Company Wilsbach Distributors Donald E. Schell, Jr. YRCW-Carlisle High Associates LTD Wohlsen Construction Co. Charity Lynn Shreffler Zion United Church of Christ Higher Information Group Otis A. Thomas III Homeland Center

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Mission HACC Alumni Council

The purpose of the Alumni Association is to Linda Cobb ’97 promote and maintain alumni interest in President the support of the college through: Zenoria McMorris-Owens ’78 I Sponsoring programs and services Vice President that foster and promote allegiance Angela Palmer ’05 to the college. Secretary I Offering scholarships to facilitate Linda Lubold ’98 the educational pursuits of students. Treasurer I Providing support for special Gary Aller ’08 projects of the college. Daniel Ashby ’68 Cynthia Brown ’98 I Participating in fund-raising Tyran Cobb ’98 campaigns that benefit the college. Patrick Donnelly ’01, ’02 I Encouraging leadership in the community Kim Grundon ’02, ’03 by recognizing alumni contributions to Mary Harden ’97 the college and the community. Willetta Huth ’90 Glenn Lehman ’05 I Providing outreach and communications Melvin Wilson, Jr. ’02, ’03 with alumni. Miryam Zeiders (30+ credits)

Alumni Matching Gift Companies

DST Systems, Inc. HARSCO Corp. Johnson & Johnson Schering-Plough Foundation Siemens Medical Solutions UnumProvident Corp. Tyco PPL The Hershey Company

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Sandra L. Abel Achaj Victoria D. Bekelja James G. Cochran Carol Lee Eagle Kenneth J. Adair Dennis A. Bell Susan Dolores Columbus Robert E. Earley Gwen B. Adams Erma Deramo Bender Wall Kelly A. Condran Dawn M. Earnest Wendy L. Adams Dale E. Benner Kenneth W. Condran Joanne E. Ebersole Zohreh Akhtar Irene Berman-Levine Christopher A. Connolly Judy K. Ebersole Douglas J. Aldinger Carol Anne Bingaman Arden A. Cook Patricia B. Eby Karole L. Aldridge Otto J. Binker John A. Cooper Sara J. Eby Robert W. Alexander Margaret Bishop Elizabeth Anne Copits Ann M. Eissler Brian Alford Nancy M. Blosser Louis L. Cortelazzi, Jr Donald E. Enders, Jr. Joy Louise Alford Curtis E. Blubaugh Joseph F. Covaleski James Craig Enders Philip Ramon Allen James S. Bollinger Michael Crnkovich Clemmy V. Eneas-Varence Gary Allen Aller Elizabeth E. Book Deanna M. Crumbling Linda L. Engle Joseph E. Alsberry Larry V. Boor Kathy Ann Culbertson Diane L. English Kathie A. Alvanitakis Mary Anna Borke James D. Curran Richard A. Erhard George S. J. Anderson Marjorie L. Botchie Carol A. Custer Yvonne C. Evans Vivian L. Anderson Richard E. Botts Stephen C. Custer Thomas A. Evitts Barbara C. Andrews Karen I. Boutcher Sheila A. Dacheux Irene Mary Fabry Kenneth D. Ankabrandt Pastor Bert A. Bowen Frederick J. Dailey Larry A. Fahnestock Patricia Ann Antelitano Steven R. Boyer Lawrence R. Dallmeyer Betty A. Fair Anthony B. Antonicelli Patricia R. Bracale Quynh Thi Ngoc Dang Paul E. Fanning. Ph.D. Robert Lee Archie Gary A. Branch Norman L. Daniels Andrea L. Farr Daniel M. Ashby Vicki L. Brickner Sandra R. Daniels Salvatore D. Fazzolari Russell R. Bahn Raymond W. Britcher Gregory W. Darr Mary A. Fegan Douglass R. Baker Cynthia D. Brown Mary Daub Paul C. Fegan Michele Z. Baker Ronald C. Brown Ernest J. Davis Carolyn S. Fenstermacher Irma W. Balascio Stephen A. Brutko Jr. Marsha M. Davis Steven S. Fickes Rosiland Ball James L. Bullock III Judith A. Dayhoff Cecilia C. Fink Mary Carol Ballantine Pamela J. Burger Stacie L. Decock Lisa H. Foer Margaret A. Baranowski Terry L. Burrows Joseph T. Dehner Philip S. Fogarty Brenda L. Bare Barbara H. Cammack Terry A. Dellaquila Norman F. Foran Glenn D. Barnett Shirley A. Campbell Nancy J. Delp Jessie C. Fordham Craig Sheldon Barnhart K. Carol Carlson Ronald W. Demy Brenda Joyce Foster Pamela W. Barrows John Anthony Cave Robert W. Densham Carl R. Fox Bonny S. H. Barry Alan J. Ceperich Reuel R. Deppen Cinda L. Fox Howard R. Bartholomew Nancy J. Chango Daniel D. Deshong Michele Leedy Fry John P. Bartlett Robert L. Cheeka, Jr. John J. Devaney, Jr. Mary Kaye Fullenkamp Martha Louise Basom Mark S, Chimel Jeffrey M. DeVanie David A. Gainer Dr. N. Lorraine Basonic Nancy J, Ciarrocca Carol L. Devictoria Gregory Leo Gallo Norman S Batcheler, Jr. James W, Clark Susan Betz Dittmann Paul J. Gallo Kim E. Bateman John Wesley Clark III Tammy J. Doban Kenneth Edwin Garman Linda L. Bates Louisa M, Clark Crystal L. Dohner Karen K. Gaskin David P. Beard Robert A, Clemm John Thomas Donlevy Delbert J. Gassert Edward L. Bechtel Elaine Cline Patrick E. Donnelly Bonnie J. Gaughan Franklin Beddow Helen M. Clista Annemarie Dorazio Scott M. Gemberling Kevin J. Beer Linda K. Cobb Michelle R. Dorsey Samuel F. Getty J. Marlene Beiler Tyran E. Cobb David M. Dumeyer Bernadette Giordano

Annual Report 2009/2010 I Page 19 HACC Alumni Donors

Patsy M. Goodall Carol A. Howard Nancy L. Kramer Timothy E. McDevitt Kay E. Gorse Mary J. Hryniewicz Jane E. Krebs Harry L. McKee Lisa R. Grant Bonita S. Hudson Elizabeth Ann Kretzing Sherry L. McLatchy Donald T. Gray Barbara C. Hughes Judith M. Krovic Zenoria M. McMorris-Owens Terry Sue Griffin George M. Huhn Harold T. Kulp Randy L. McPherson Kathy M. Grose John Hummel David K. Kurtz Ann Marie Megoulas Kimberly J. Grundon William L. Hunter, Jr. Marjorie B. Kutz Deborah Ann Megoulas Thomas M. Gusky Mary S. Hurley Susan J. Kyle Susan L. Mehargue Cheryl L. Guss Melissa A. Hurwitz Sybil L. Lamm Bruce A. Melamed Timothy A. Guss Gary L. Hutchins Patricia Ann Lampi Fannie M. Menefee Theresa S. Gustafson Willetta Duncan Huth Elaine M. Lane Anita Shirl Mentzer Donald J. Hack Rachel L. Irvin Leann M. Langletz Carmen S. Miller Harold A. Hagerty Ann Bowman Jackson Ronald K. Laubenstine Cathy A. Miller Donald P. Haines Kate E. Jacobs R. Dale Lausch Darlene M. Miller Robert G. Hamilton Jr Kimberle A. Jacobs Sharon N. Lavine Sandra J. Miller Ruth E. Hammond Kim R. Jarrett Virginia M. Leber Dorothy S. Minnick Robert M. Hankey Nancy J. Jenkins Philip E. Leer Ruth B. Mione Michael W. Harling Nancy A. Johns Adair Barbara A. Leese John R. Mohn Dennis A. Harmon Thomas H. Jones Marybeth Lehtimaki Elaine M. Moran Barbara Ann Haverstock Louise Theresa Jordan Barbara R. Lenda Patricia A. Moran Thomas A. Hawk James R. Jumper Samuel Levine Kimberly K. Morgan Paul J. Hawthorn Deborah S. Kachel Gregory Dean Linn Lucille R. Moulfair Lois A. Heagy George J. Kaminsky Rosemary C. Lippert Susan Patt Mountz Denise E. Heimbaugh Mary M. Kammerer Diane Little Bonnie L. Moyer Douglas R. Heineman Roberta L. Karchner John R. Little Eric E. Muir Carol E. Heisey Brian D. Keefer Kathleen J. Littleton Theresa L. Mumford Deborah A. Heisey-Dewolf Matthew L. Keiter Mary Jane Lobato Barbara A. Mummert Gerald L. Hempt Gordon S Kelly Patricia N. Longenbach Jeannette C. Murphy Judith A. Herr Linda M Kennedy Bernard E. Lowell Rita A. Murphy Sara L. Herr Lisa L. Kerr Linda L. Lubold Constance Ann Murray Janet L. Hess Beatrice Kessler Charles A. Luciano Ellen L. Myers Susan M. Hess Debra C. Kessler Norman T. Mable Kenneth T. Myers, Jr. Robert William Higbee Christine E. Kime Lauris Jean Macaskill Mary Jane Myers Robin L. Hinkelman Douglas L. Kime Robert B. MacGregor Sharon K. Nace Cathryn A. Hintze Cheryl A. Kint Robert Mackrides Jerry L. Nailor Cuong T. Hoang George O. Kline Linda M. Magnelli Stephen L. Nailor Helen Louise Hockett Ruth K. Kline Paula K. Marinak Anna May Nauss Maureen G. Hoepfer Ronald N. Klose Kathleen Marley Licia I. Navazio J. Michael Hoffman Sandra L. Klunk Joyce R. Martin Shirley M. Neibauer Robert J. Hoffman George H. Knoll Karen S. Martin Veronica Marie Neidig Stephanie Holloway Cynthia D. Knopp Michael P. Maugans Stephen W. Neidlinger Yovanka S. Hoover Nancy Louise Knox Keith R. May Binh Quang Nguyen Kenneth L. Horst H. Carmen Kohr Joanne L. McCarthy Tuan-Linh N. Nguyen Cinnamon A. Hosterman A. Jeffrey Koone Michael D. McClurkin Debra A. Nickey Connie H. Houck Richard J. Kovalik Joann McCoy Vincent Gerald Noggle Ellen Fay Houser Barry Lee Kramer Robert H. McCullough Patricia F. Nolan

HACC Foundation I Page 20 HACC Foundation

Lucille M. Nusz Janet Schell Valerie J. Steinman Judith A. White Sherry A. O’Brien Suzanne L. Schmitt Robert D. Steinmeier Nolan T. White Elaine G. Ocamb Elizabeth P. Schwab William E. Stevens Jacqueline M. Whiting Kathleen M. Olivetti Lois E. Schwartz Ralph G. Stimeling Jack F. Wierman Thomas L. Olsen Ivan K. Sears Thomas W. Stipe Douglas A. Wiest Thomas A. Pagliaro Linda L. Seim Barry D. Stone Christopher D. Williams Marsha H. Parido Lucy E. Sgrignoli Keith A. Stouffer Frank E. Williamson, Jr. William S. Parkin Craig Steven Shade Daniel E. Strawhecker Robert D. Willis Donald B. Passmore Linda A. Shaffer Oliver B. Strickler, Jr. Christine S. Wilson Barbara A. Patterson Robert E. Shaffer Sr Joyce I. Stultz Louis A. Winters Barbara J. Perkins Wanda J. Shaffer Catherine L. Stutzman Catherine W. Witmer Robert I. Peters Robert S. Shank Adam C. Styers Vicki L. Wolf Michael J. Pinamonti Stephen J. Shaver Dona I. Sulpizio Richard A. Wolford Kenneth R. Pinson Susan L. Shebosky Margaret V. Swab India C. Wood David Wade Pitts Thomas E. Sheets John H. Swan Sandy A. Woodward William Champe Pool Pauletta Shelahamer Teresa Swisher Dennis M. Woolridge Eileen Powers Marion A. Shimmel Joyce Ann Tambolas Margaret Ann Wortman Kathy C. Prosser Constance Downey Shover Ann Dulac Tapman Jean O. Yeakle Laura M. Quick Gail L. Shuey Jody Baker Tay Charles S. Yordy Richard E. Randall Diane D. Shutt Lois C. Taylor Ronald R. Young Ronald J. Reardon Susan K. Shutt Robert E. Thomas Wendy K. Young Ronald E. Rebuck Betty A. Sidle Edward N. Thompson M. Younger Robert G. Redick John F. Simmons Donald A. Till William R. Youtz David A. Reed Sheryl Marie Simmons Marcia Till Mary C. Zales Dianna J. Reed William R. Sisson Frank Tomasic, Jr. Mary A. Zeiders Dianna J. Reed Barbara A. Slaseman Clair R. Tritt Francis S. Zelko Louis D. Reilly III Cheryl A. Slavinsky Lois J. Urich Mary A. Zelko Deborah H. Reitzel Wesley E. Smedley Diana W. Vereen Stephen R. Zentmeyer Holly E. Renner Darryl E. Smith John P. Voris Beth E. Zimmerman Kathlene A. Rhoads Denise L. Smith David E. Wagenheim Connie Ann Zimmerman Judith A. Rich Douglas R. Smith Mark E. Wagner Lester R. Zimmerman, Jr. Rowland C. Richardson Michelle L. Smith Michelle Ann Walmer John Michael Zink Mary C. Richart Pennie Smith Peter C. Wambach, Jr. Dimitrios A. Zozos Charles W. Rieck Periann Smith Rita C. Wambach Linda Kathryn Zug Kaye A. Riggleman William D. Smith Deborah L. Wartell Kenneth B. Robinson Charles E. Snyder, Jr. Cheryl M. Weathers Elizabeth K. Rodgers Edward H. Snyder Rev. Curtis Weber Linda A. Rose Inez P. Snyder Robert N. Weber Maryann L. Rossi Joyce A. Snyder Margaret M. Weeter Thomas Houk Rowe Paula G. Snyder Erma M. Weigel Nannette L. Rusczyk Keith A. Solenberger Lissy L. Weirich Rebecca Marlene Russ Carol R. Soller Mary Lou Weller Cheryl C. Sakalosky John S. Sours Roberta Reveley Welte Susan Sanders John F. Souser Joyce C. Wentz Donna Savage Marion A. Spangler Carol T. Wetzel Edna D. Sbeitan Rudolph D. Spoljaric Mark Rutherford Wheeler Jean A. Schaeffer Grace Ann Steckbeck Otelia Wheeler

Annual Report 2009/2010 I Page 21 Endowed Awards and Scholarship Funds

For descriptions of all HACC Foundation endowed awards and scholarship funds, please go to www.hacc.edu/AboutUs/HACCFoundation.

AAUW Emergency Educational Assistance Fund Donald “Cy” Miller Memorial Scholarship Golf Classic Scholarship Award Adele Birx Outstanding Achievement Donald & Shirley Freedman Scholarship Green Center of Central PA in Nursing Practice Award Donald B. & Dorothy L. Stabler Guy J. & Helen Y. Swope Aegis Security Insurance Company Scholarship Engineering Scholarship International Education/Travel Award Agribusiness Award Fund Donald & Dorothy Stabler Foundation Scholarship HACC Foundation Scholarship Alex Grass Business Leadership School Douglas W. Pollock Fire Academy Scholarship HACC Memorial Scholarship Endowment Dr. Frank Jackson Scholarship HACC Student Leadership & Alex Grass Business School Technology Fund Dr. E. Michael Fox Memorial Scholarship Achievement Scholarship Alice Tregea Daffodil Award Dr. Eleanor Ebersole Memorial Hall Family Scholarship Endowment Allied Health Endowment Photography Award Harrisburg Campus Annual Scholarship Ann Durr Lyon Award Dr. Jay Ebersole Faculty Initiative Grant Harrisburg Campus Opportunity Anthony J. Piccola Memorial Award Dr. Marian Conrad Nursing Award & Access Scholarship Barbara Lee Anderson Nursing Eastern PCM Morgan Bebbino Award Harrisburg Campus Technology Education Scholarship Edward J. Pushnik Business Scholarship & Equipment Fund Barley Snyder Endowed Award Fund Edward J. Pushnik Family Library Fund Harrisburg Campus Workforce Advancement Fund Bernard A. Yannetti, Sr., Memorial Scholarship EMT Scholarship Harrisburg Dental Hygienists Association Award Betty Martin Staff Development Award Enders Family Scholarship Harrisburg General Scholarship Board of Trustees Scholarship Endowment Engineering & Technology Club Heavy Equipment Training Fund Bruce E. Cooper Esq. Paralegal Study Student Endowment Henry F. McIntyre Memorial Scholarship & Research Center Ephrata Community Hospital Scholarship Harrisburg General Scholarship Bruce E. Cooper, Esq. Leadership Award Esther G. Little Nursing Award Hersha Hospitality & Tourism Fund C. Ted Lick Endowment Faculty Scholarship High Technology Equipment Fund Carlisle Hospital/ CAHWF Scholarship Florence & Harold Yates McCormick Homewood Retirement Centers Carolyn Ritter Scholarship Library Scholarship Gettysburg Endowment Catharine E. Good Nursing Scholarship Flowers Family Memorial Scholarship Industrial Technology Award Central PA Habitat for Humanity Francis B. Haas, Jr., Scholarship International Awareness Club Award Student Scholarship Francis J. Dixon Foundation International Place Award CEO Outstanding Student Worker Scholarship Tuition Assistance Grant International Place Project Clare E. & J. Anson Wilhelm Memorial Scholarship Fred M. & Anne G. Leader Scholarship J. George Theobald Memorial Scholarship Clarence M. & Jestena Shaub Ebersole Fulton Bank Small Business Center James F. & Shirley P. Murray Memorial Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Gary F. Yenkowski Memorial Scholarship James Gardner Scholarship Cliff Dillman Memorial Environmental Award GED Assistance Award Fund James Hunter Herr Endowment Clyde Blocker Alumni Association Scholarship George C. & Madeline C. Bartley James P. & Linda M. Lupia College Club of Harrisburg Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Nursing Leadership Award Commonwealth Business Interiors, Inc. Scholarship George C. Hoopy Scholarship James W. Evans Memorial Scholarship Community Education Fund Gettysburg Annual Scholarship Fund Jane & Felix Kadel Memorial Computer Maintenance Fund Gettysburg Campus Dean’s Scholarship Endowment Cultural Affairs Fund Emergency Assistance Fund Janine Renee & Adele Turri Hanna Daisy Bitner Trust Fund Gettysburg Campus Opportunity Memorial Scholarship Dauphin County Medical Society Scholarship & Access Scholarship Fund Jay Rogers Memorial Scholarship Ernest P. Davis Scholarship Gettysburg Campus Technology Jeffrey Gaines Scholarship for the Performing Arts David A. and Marie Graupner Elias & Equipment Fund Jennifer Sue Lentz Memorial Scholarship Memorial Award Gettysburg Campus Workforce Jewelry & Craft Marketing David W. Barratt Memorial Scholarship Advancement Fund Faculty Enrichment Award Dean Charles R. Peguese Library Gettysburg General Scholarship Jewelry & Craft Marketing Student Assistant Scholarship Gettysburg Hospital Allied Health Center Student Enrichment Award Dennis Dvorchak Memorial Scholarship Gettysburg Hospital Faith Redding Joan Gipple Memorial Scholarship Dental Hygiene Scholarship Memorial Nursing Scholarship Joel Grottenthaler Memorial Scholarship

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John C. & Kathryn H. Lanz Scholarship Mark Goss Memorial Public Safety Center Program John J. Ford Endowed Award Automotive Technology Scholarship Development Endowment John J. Shumaker Memorial Scholarship Martha J. Stauffer Mathematics Award Refugee Educational Assistance Fund John Kimmel Memorial Award Mary Sachs Scholarship Renee H. Osthoff Memorial Scholarship Judge G Thomas Gates Fund Matthew D. Brightbill Scholarship Respiratory Therapist Scholarship Justin M. Snyder Memorial Scholarship Maurice Overholt Alumni Association Scholarship Rev. C. W. Roach Memorial Scholarship Kathleen Margaret McLane Memorial Scholarship McCormick Library Fund Robert C. Hoffman Trust Fund Kennie’s Markets Scholarship Meghan Freas Memorial Scholarship Robert H. Ranck Business Studies Award Kirsten Schofield Memorial Nursing Award Mel Wenger Family Scholarship Rolls Royce Foundation Scholarship Kiwanis Club Equipment Fund Michael Ament Memorial Award Norman P. Hetrick Scholarship sponsored Kiwanis Club of Harrisburg Scholarship Michael B. Klunk Award by the Rotary Club of Colonial Park Kyle D. Edmunds Memorial Scholarship Michael J. Schofield Memorial Scholarship Roy & Ethel Herr Memorial Scholarship Lancaster Adjunct Faculty Award Midtown Opportunity & Access Scholarship Ruth Cook Way Memorial Music Scholarship Lancaster Adult Career Pathways Award Midtown Technology & Equipment Fund Ruth McCullough Walzer Scholarship Lancaster Campus Annual Scholarship Fund Midtown Workforce Advancement Fund Simon & Eva Brenner Travel and Educational Lancaster Campus Champions Award Mildred I. Jermyn Memorial Art Scholarship Enrichment Fund Lancaster Campus Dean’s Emergency Asst. Fund Millard C. Freysinger Scholarship Soroptimist International of Harrisburg Scholarship Lancaster Campus Development Fund Multi-Cultural Scholarship Sport Institute Endowment Lancaster Campus Distinguished Scholars Award Nadar Family Fund Stanley Secrist Memorial Award Lancaster Campus Opportunity & Next Step Orientation Award Sterling Financial Corporation Scholarship Access Scholarship Nora Baldini Memorial Scholarship Stewart Companies Scholarship Lancaster Campus Scholars Award Nurses’ Alumni Association of the Susanna Johanna Vanderwall Lancaster Campus Technology & Equipment Fund Harrisburg Hospital Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Lancaster Campus Workforce Advancement Fund Nursing Education Scholarship Teamsters Local Union 776 Scholarship Lancaster Faculty Assembly (Polyclinic Hospital Nurses Alumni Assn.) The Hershey Company Scholarship Lancaster General Scholarship Olewine Culinary Arts Fund Timothy Stine Memorial Scholarship Lancaster Scholarship Endowment Olewine Culinary Arts Scholarship UPS Educational Endowed Scholarship Landis Homes Scholarship PA Police Officers Memorial Fund Valerie D. Allen Memorial Scholarship Larry Dean Memorial Scholarship Pamela Burr Evans Student Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 15 Gettysburg Law Enforcement Educational Community Service Award Scholarship Fund Foundation Scholarship Patrick Joseph Hopkins Memorial Scholarship Virginia K. Ranck Memorial Award Leadership Adams Hanover Fund Paulette Lidwell-Enos Spanish Award Wallace H. Alexander Memorial Lebanon Campus Annual Scholarship Fund Perry County HACC Scholarship Award & Scholarship Lebanon Campus Dean’s Emergency Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society Wengert’s Dairy Scholarship Assistance Fund Scholarship Wildwood Arboretum Fund Lebanon Campus Opportunity & Alpha Nu Omega Scholarship William A. Nelson Scholarship Access Scholarship Fund Phi Theta Kappa Membership Assistance Award William J. & Jean D. King Scholarship Lebanon Campus Technology & Equipment Fund Pinnacle Health Scholarship William Lynch Murray Architectural Scholarship Lebanon Campus Workforce Advancement Fund Pollock Childcare Program William M. & Florence E. Bliss Lebanon Disabled Veterans Award President’s Emergency Assistance Fund Memorial Scholarship Lebanon General Scholarship President’s Stewardship Fund William M. & Florence E. Bliss Lebanon Mutual Foundation Endowed Award Professor B. Michael Hollick PC Loan Endowment Lebanon Valley Farmers Bank Scholarship Academic Biology Scholarship Women’s Network of York Award Legal Studies Academic Support Fund Public Safety Center Capital Improvement Fund York Campus Annual Fund Mallerin Troxell Memorial Art Scholarship Public Safety Center Maintenance York Campus Allied Health Scholarship Marian M. Spong Nursing Education Scholarship & Administration Endowment Marian Spong Scholarship

Annual Report 2009/2010 I Page 23 Share the Vision... Shape the Future

HACC’s Share the Vision…Shape the Future major • Adult Career Pathways – Provides funding gifts campaigns bring together community partners to students who have been out of high school committed to making a difference in their local for three or more years and are enrolled at communities through sound investments in people, HACC –Lancaster Campus to launch a new programs, and facilities. These campaigns demon - career or enhance their current career path. strate HACC’s leadership as the region’s premier • Campus Scholars – Provides funding to educational and workforce development institution. HACC –Lancaster Campus students who have Gettysburg Campus celebrates completed a minimum of 24 credit hours anniversary with focus on recognition of instruction at HACC and are enrolled in a transfer-oriented program seeking HACC –Gettysburg Campus celebrated to further their higher education at a its 20th anniversary of commitment partnering college or other institution. to the Adams/Hanover/Franklin communities by thanking those who Campaign momentum will be fueled by the recent have been instrumental in HACC’s “Lancaster 2020, Shaping Our Future Summary inception and growth over the last Report.” In the report, participants voted for the two decades. To celebrate this most promising opportunity to effect change. The top milestone, Vice President Jennifer Weaver led the priority was “ensuring access to quality education.” campus in a year-long series of programs, events, HACC’s scholarship campaign will ensure access to and recognitions to highlight students, staff, faculty, education and provide an educated workforce to alumni, and community partners. meet our region’s business and industry needs. In conjunction with the 20th anniversary, a community Lebanon prepares to campaign for student scholarships was launched to celebrate 20 years in support students. In 2008-09, more than $1.7 million community in need-based scholarships and grants were awarded to nearly 50 percent of students enrolled at the Change is in the air as we prepare Gettysburg Campus. The HACC-Gettysburg Campus to celebrate 20 years in the Lebanon Scholarship Partners program will run through 2011, community. The Lebanon Trade focusing on an investment of $1,000 or more in the and Technology Center, which will Opportunity and Access Scholarship Fund. be located at the northwest corner of the facility, is the centerpiece Lancaster campaign will meet of an initiative to enhance and expand programs students’ needs and help and facilities at the Lebanon Campus. In 2009, community to grow an 18-month workforce assessment was completed In celebration of the 20th year with more than 100 Lebanon Valley business anniversary of HACC’s presence executives being interviewed. Approximately a in Lancaster, the HACC–Lancaster dozen skill gaps in the local workforce were Campus introduced a $1 million identified through this process. Vice President scholarship campaign. Now, with Kathleen Kramer, Ed.D., and her team are in the the arrival of new Lancaster process of developing new certificate and degree Vice President L. Marshall Washington, Ph.D.,the programs to meet these needs. The Lebanon Trade campaign has picked up momentum. and Technology Center will be the focal point of a friend-raising and fund-raising campaign in The Opportunity & Access Scholarship Funds include: the coming year. • Lancaster Champions – Provides funding to high school graduates to support enrollment at HACC –Lancaster Campus, promote the value of higher education, and build awareness of career pathway opportunities.

HACC Foundation I Page 24 Major Gifts

As part of a major renovation of the first and training facility to meet future community needs, second floors of the Lebanon Campus this past HACC’s Board of Trustees approved a four-phase year, a customer-friendly student affairs suite renovation and expansion master plan to extend now provides easy access to registration, financial over the next 20 years. Phase I, a $14.3 million aid and counseling. project to be completed by December 2012, focuses on remedies to targeted areas in need of the most The bookstore will be relocated to a prominent immediate attention. Our health and safety depend location just inside the main entrance to the campus. on the high-quality training that firefighters, police The Lebanon Campus is also adopting the Welcome officers, and emergency medical personnel receive Center model, with a reception desk and security at HACC’s Public Safety Center. The campaign to station centrally located on the first floor to provide Help Tomorrow’s First Responders, Today! will a friendly and secure environment for all members ensure they receive the most state-of-the-art of the campus community. Finally, a dedicated instruction for many years to come. student life area with a small caf ´e will be developed on the second floor to encourage a community York campaign halfway toward atmosphere among the nearly 1,400 students. $1 million campaign goal Since it was launched a year ago, The growth of the campus over the last few years the HACC’s York Campus has necessitated many of these changes. Enrollment Opportunity & Access Scholarship at HACC–Lebanon Campus has skyrocketed from Campaign has rapidly gained the just under 1,000 students in 2007 to a projected enthusiastic support of York-area enrollment of more than 1,400 in the fall of 2010. businesses, organizations, and The combination of our 20th anniversary, a newly individuals who understand the renovated building, new programs, and the Lebanon value of a highly qualified, well-educated workforce Trade and Technology Center make this an exciting in today’s challenging economic environment. time to be a part of the HACC family in Lebanon. Thanks to the generosity of these donors, we have Shumaker Public Safety now passed the halfway point toward the $1 million Center campaign on campaign goal. record-breaking pace Three funds – the York Campus Annual Scholarship, Launched just last April, the Senator York Campus Emergency Assistance Fund, and John J. Shumaker Public Safety Center York Campus Opportunity and Access Scholarship campaign to Help Tomorrow’s First Endowment – now comprise the campaign Responders, Today! is on a record- opportunities. In addition, a number of other funds breaking pace. Thanks to a Public have been endowed by committed organizations Safety Partners program that has the and individuals to provide financial assistance to total commitment of Public Safety staff, a willingness hard-working students who lack the ability to pay on behalf of our Midtown partners to extend their for their education. They are: pledges to Public Safety, the Dauphin County Commissioners, U.S. Congressman Tim Holden, • The Stewart Companies Scholarship Endowment State Senator Jeffrey Piccola, and the leadership • The Women’s Network of York – New Beginnings of Nancy Rockey, Vice President of College and Award Fund Community Development and Interim Vice • The York Allied Health Scholarship Endowment President, Harrisburg Campus, the campaign is ready to exceed its goal. • The York Campus Technology and Equipment Fund The Public Safety Center, located on the Harrisburg • York Campus Workforce Advancement Fund Campus, trains approximately 30,000 first responders • The York City Scholarship Endowment a year. The building and grounds have rarely seen a break in activity since the Center was built 21 years ago. Vice President Jean Treuthart and her team Naturally, this critically needed resource is showing its at HACC–York Campus are deeply appreciative to age and limitations. To develop a safe, state-of-the-art all the donors who have enabled us to reach the midway point in our scholarship campaign.

Annual Report 2009/2010 I Page 25 Bequests Making a bequest in your will or trust is the Carillon Society members simplest of all planned gifts. You can choose to leave specific named assets to the HACC invest in the future Foundation, or you can direct that a stated Membership in the Carillon Society is an honor dollar amount or a certain percentage of the extended by the HACC Foundation to all residue of your estate will benefit the College. those who inform us that they have included Life Insurance the College in their estate plans. Life insurance policies that are no longer necessary to support family make good gifts. Whether they name us as the beneficiary of You simply change the beneficiary and the a bequest in their will, of a retirement or an ownership of a paid-up policy to the HACC insurance plan, or perhaps of a charitable Foundation. You might purchase a new life remainder or lead trust, Carillon Society insurance policy naming the HACC Foundation members are expressing a deep commitment as beneficiary and owner and pay the premium to the college and to the community. Their directly to the Foundation. In that circumstance, collective vision and generosity will assure that premium payments are tax-deductible we can fulfill our academic mission not only now, contributions. but far into the future. Their legacy gifts send out a message loud and clear: HACC is here to serve Charitable Lead Trusts our community – today, tomorrow, and forever. A Charitable Lead Trust enables you to make a significant gift to HACC now and still provide for To date, the HACC Foundation has received your heirs in the future. You establish a lead trust the proceeds of 17 planned gifts, totaling with your attorney’s assistance and contribute $2,027,788. Fourteen gifts have established securities or other appreciating assets into the named scholarship funds, three have established trust account. The trust makes annual payments program-related funds, and one was an to HACC for a defined period of time. When the unrestricted gift. trust terminates, all of the remaining assets are paid to the heirs. The HACC Foundation is embarking on a Charitable Remainder Trusts focused effort to increase the number of A Charitable Remainder Trust allows you or your members in the Carillon Society. In the past beneficiaries to receive fixed lifetime annual year alone, we have identified 13 new members. payments from a trust that you establish. When We extend our heartfelt thanks to each and every the trust terminates, the remainder is paid to one who has provided for HACC in this way – not the HACC Foundation. only for your vision and generosity in supporting the college, but for letting us know that you have Securities done so. It is our honor and privilege to be able When you give highly appreciated securities to thank you for this special gift. that you have held for over a year to the HACC Foundation, the college receives the full value Charitable gift planning allows you to support of those securities, and you avoid having to issues and causes that are important to you and will pay income or estate tax on the appreciation. bear your name long into the future. By making You also receive an immediate income tax charitable gifts, you can realize substantial income deduction for your charitable contribution. and estate tax benefits. Some of the most popular For more details about leaving a legacy through planned giving methods include the following (be the Carillon Society, please contact Executive Director sure to consult a tax advisor for advice specific to your Jayne B. Abrams at 717-780-2583. own needs and circumstances) :

HACC Foundation I Page 26 HACC Foundation Statement of Financial Position as of June 30, 2010 and 2009

Scholarships & Awards Program Support $1,060,652.00 $840,393.00 53.40% HACC Foundation 42.31% Annual Support

4.29%

Special Initiatives $85,284.00

Annual Report 2009/2010 I Page 27 Opportunities to Give

We pay tribute in this Annual Report to all those • Honorary and Memorial Gifts donors who have given so generously in support of The HACC Foundation gratefully accepts HACC and our students. Their success attests to the contributions made in memory of a friend transformational impact of your investment, not only or loved one. Memorial contributions can be on individuals, but also on the communities where made toward an existing endowment, or we live and work. toward the creation of a new memorial endowment. Donors may also choose to Many opportunities exist within the HACC sponsor a planting at a HACC campus in Foundation to have such an impact, including honor or memory of a loved one. those listed below: • Program and Events Sponsorship • Share the Vision…Shape the Future Private and corporate donors are encouraged HACC’s four major gifts campaigns bring to sponsor special events and cultural programs, together community partners committed to such as our annual golf tournament for making a difference in their local communities scholarships or our Live at Rose Lehrman through sound investments in people, programs, performing arts series. and facilities. These campaigns demonstrate HACC’s leadership as the region’s premier educational and workforce development Gift Types institution. The HACC Foundation welcomes contributions of • Scholarship and Award Endowments cash, stock, property, real estate, and planned/estate gifts. Many donors choose to establish annuity trusts Many donors choose to contribute to an existing and/or to name HACC as a beneficiary in a gift of scholarship program or award fund, while life insurance. Gift-in-kind contributions of goods others elect to establish a new named fund. or services to the HACC Foundation are welcomed. Scholarship endowments are established with a gift of $10,000 or more; award funds begin at We invite you to contact Executive Director Jayne B. the $3,000 level. Permanently restricted funds Abrams at 717-780-2583 to discuss specific gift ideas are guided by a Total Return Spending Policy, and opportunities. as annually reviewed and determined by the HACC Foundation Board of Directors.

• Academic Program Support HACC offers hundreds of academic programs, many of which are designed to strengthen our region’s workforce. Support for academic programs can enhance teaching and learning by providing new equipment and materials, supporting professional development for HACC professors, or funding enrichment activities, such as trips to conferences.

HACC Foundation I Page 28 Yes! I would like to help HACC and its students, programs, and facilities. Please find my gift information below:

______Name Thank you for ______your generosity in Mailing Address support of HACC ______and our students. Phone ______Please send your Email donation to: $______HACC Foundation I wish to contribute (make checks payable to the HACC Foundation) or One HACC Drive Harrisburg, PA 17110-9989 Please charge my gift to my Visa/Mastercard. The HACC Foundation is a ______registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit Name of Cardholder organization for HACC. A letter of acknowledgement will be sent to you for charitable ______giving purposes. Card Number Expiration Date

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C Unrestricted Support I am interested in speaking with the Executive Director about: J Establishing an endowed fund to support scholarships, programs, or facilities. J Including HACC in my estate planning.

Annual Report 2009/2010 Phone: 717-780-2583 Fax: 717-231-7670 Email: [email protected] www.hacc.edu/AboutUs/HACCFoundation

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This Annual Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010. Every attempt has been made to accurately reflect our donors and friends. However, if you note an error, call the HACC Foundation at 717-780-2583 and please accept our apologies. HACC does not discriminate in employment, student admissions, and student services on the basis of race, color, religion, age, political affiliation or belief, sex, national origin, ancestry, disability, place of birth, General Education Development Certification (GED), marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status, or any other legally protected classification.