2010 Annual Report Stanton Partners, Inc

• Rev. Ernest L. Reid A regional force for education Portsmouth School Board Board & Staff • Dr. James T. Roberts 2010 Financial Statement Superintendent, STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION 2010 2009 Founders Chesapeake Public Schools • Frank Batten, Sr. • Thomas E. Robinson Assets: • Joshua P. Darden, Jr. Robinson Development Group • W. Douglas Russell Current Assets: Class of 2010 Officers The Rutherfoord Companies Cash and cash equivalents $ 4,835,381 $ 8,541,593 • Robert M. Stanton • Louis F. Ryan Contributions receivable 109,887 153,247 ACCESS College Foundation 2010 Annual Report Stanton Partners, Inc. HIGH SCHOOL SUCCESS Landmark Communications, Inc. (Ret.) Grant receivable 10,487 — Chairman • Anne B. Shumadine PROGRAM—Last year we continued • Bonnie B. Sutton Signature Financial Management, Inc. Total Current Assets 4,955,755 8,694,840 President and CEO • Lorraine B. Skeeter Investments, at fair value 19,403,283 14,615,030 the outstanding performance that has • Conrad M. Hall Message from the chairman Chair, Suffolk School Board Investments, at cost 875,000 800,000 defined ACCESS College Foundation Dominion Enterprises (Ret.) • Lisa B. Smith Property and equipment (net) 107,133 105,885 ACCESSING POTENTIAL: In addition, we have awarded over $5 million in ACCESS Last throughout its 22-year history. For the Chair-Elect Community Volunteer Secretary/Treasurer Long term contributions receivable (net) 70,806 75,952 The ACCESS College Foundation is serving more local public school Dollar Scholarships to local students. These scholarships often 2009-10 school year, about 3,250 South • Dr. David C. Stuckwisch Superintendent, Total Assets $25,411,977 $24,291,707 students than ever in our efforts to make higher education accessible to all. bridge the gap between the cost of college and the financial aid Hampton Roads high school students Board of Directors Portsmouth Public Schools • Frank Batten Liabilities and Net Assets: As a nationally recognized college access program, we are proud of the ACCESS helped students secure. received over $32 million in financial aid • Jeffery Taylor Landmark Media Enterprises Wells Fargo Advisors Current Liabilities: • Dr. Richard Bentley strong partnerships we have forged within our community. and scholarships. • Rear Admiral Ben Wachendorf, (Ret). Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 66,164 $ 66,180 Superintendent, EchoStorm The community’s backing has been integral to our efforts, and Net Assets: Norfolk Public Schools • Dr. Deran R. Whitney With every initiative ACCESS undertakes, the main focus is to pre- we are honored that so many have joined our family of supporters DID YOU KNOW? • Barry C. Bishop Superintendent, Unrestricted 2,372,714 2,338,738 Greater Norfolk Corporation pare local students for success. While our middle school and high over the past two decades. These supporters know that educa- —ACCESS Advisors schedule appoint- Suffolk Public Schools Temporarily restricted 6,754,278 5,668,468 • R. Bruce Bradley school advisors work to ensure that students are able to go to tion is critical in the fight against poverty and in the growth of ments with every junior and senior Landmark Media Enterprises (Ret.) Administration Permanently restricted 16,218,821 16,218,321 Total Net Assets 25,345,813 24,225,527 college, our College Success Program works with students to help our local economy. whose GPA is 2.5 or higher to help with • Joan P. Brock • Bonnie B. Sutton Dollar Tree Stores, Inc. Total Liabilities and Net Assets $25,411,977 $24,291,707 them persist and succeed in college by completing their programs. college plans. Last year, that added up President and CEO • William L. Chorey, Sr. • Dana Cheek CCESS Chorey & Associates Realty, LTD. The work must continue—A College Foundation is to individual appointments with over helped waive over $240,000 in SAT several hundred dollars still stand in Director of Administrative and STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES 2010 2009 • Clyde T. Clark, Jr. Financial Services It is this continuum of service, with targeted programs to serve stu- doing more than ever to assist local children and their families. 14,000 students—7,019 juniors and and college application fees for 1,900 the way of paying for college and can SunTrust • Cheryl L. Jones Public Support and Revenue: dents in grades 7 through 16, that will better prepare our children With your support, the ACCESS College Foundation will provide 7,443 seniors—assisting with college low-income students whose family mean the critical difference in attend- • William A. Copeland, Jr. Program Director TowneBank Contributions $ 1,674,267 $ 1,242,684 for a future where education is intrinsically linked with opportunity. bright futures to even more students. Our community as a whole admission applications and helping file income met 150% of federal poverty ing. ACCESS addresses the problem • Gina M. Madden • Joshua P. Darden, Jr. (Co-Founder) Director of Development Donated facilities 60,000 60,000 will benefit as a result. for financial aid and scholarships. guidelines or less. through Last Dollar Scholarships— Darden Properties, Inc. • Elizabeth Klein Interest income 169,637 171,172 • Todd C. Davidson You will find in the enclosed annual report that in the 2009-10 —Last year alone, ACCESS funded or —Often after financial aid is assembled, totaling $500,000 last year. Annual Giving Manager Dividend income 259,979 312,321 Virginia Beach School Board school year, ACCESS assisted thousands of students to prepare • Kelli Kellen Gains (losses) on investments 1,138,321 (4,209,429) • John A. B. Davies, Jr. Administrative and Accounting Assistant for and succeed in higher education. Since its inception, ACCESS Sincerely, Hampton Roads Bankshares • Courtney Morris Capital gain distributions 10,979 310,855 • Cindy C. Earhart Program and Development Assistant Total Public Support, Revenue and Losses $ 3,313,183 $(2,112,397) has assisted over 32,500 students in taking college entrance High School Program impact Norfolk Southern Corporation examinations, submitting applications for admission, applying • Paul J. Farrell Class of Since Advisors Expenses: for financial aid and scholarship opportunities, enrolling in college Rosewell Homes, Inc. Eastern Region Student grants and fees $ 446,628 $ 352,952 2010 1988 • Gwen S. Green • Adria Phillips Other expenses: and much more. In the process, over $268 million in financial aid Robert M. Stanton Fulbright & Jaworski, L.L.P. Region Coordinator Programs 1,228,495 1,203,858 and scholarships from federal, state, college and private sources Chairman, ACCESS College Foundation Students Assisted with the College Process 3,250 32,500 • Raymond K. Hamilton • Twanya Brown Dollar Tree Stores, Inc. • Antwan Perry Support services 517,774 519,118 has been amassed for these students. Stanton Partners, Inc. Financial Aid Received $32,000,000 $268,000,000 • Susan B. Hirschbiel • Kelley Person Total Expenses 2,192,897 2,075,928 Community Volunteer Last Dollar Scholarships Awarded 625 6,200 • Jacqueline Whitehead Change in Net Assets 1,120,286 (4,188,325) • Dr. Kirk T. Houston, Sr. Central Region Net Assets, Beginning of Year 24,225,527 28,413,852 Last Dollar Scholarship Value $500,000 $5,000,000 Chair, Norfolk School Board • Ashley Woodous • Thomas G. Johnson, Jr. Region Coordinator Net Assets, End of Year $25,345,813 $24,225,527 Willcox & Savage, P.C • Darcel Catlett • Aubrey L. Layne, Jr. • Kevin Cenedella STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS 2010 2009 Great Atlantic Management, LLC • Laurra Edmonds-Young Cash Flows from Operating Activities • Miles B. Leon • Karla Galloway Change in net assets $1,120,286 $(4,188,325) S.L. Nusbaum Realty Company • Dana Smith Adjustments to reconcile change in • Andria McClellan Western Region On campus Community Volunteer • Joanne Forbes net assets to net cash provided by operating activities (1,096,169) 3,981,923 College success Program Impact • Gary T. McCollum Region Coordinator Net Cash Provided by Operating Activities 24,117 (206,402) Cox Communications Virginia • Jordan Brown and on course Now Seniors Now Juniors Now Sophomores • Dr. James G. Merrill • Lauren Collins Cash Flows from Investing Activities (2007 Cohort (2008 Cohort (2009 Cohort Superintendent, • Geri Drewrey COLLEGE SUCCESS PROGRAM— Persistence) Persistence) Persistence) Virginia Beach City Public Schools • Ayesha Hughes Purchase of property and equipment (16,376) (7,945) • George H. Metzger Other Collection of contributions restricted for long-term purposes — 25,090 While access to college is critical, ensur- RP55 Group College Success • Andrea Schusler Purchase of investments (12,954,652) (3,112,479) ing that our students succeed once there • Audrey Darden Parrott Special Programs Coordinator/ Students Persisting/ 112/127 127/134 135/139 Community Volunteer Proceeds from sales of investments 9,240,699 4,857,667 is equally important. Our College Success College Success Advisor Total Cohort (88%) (94%) (97%) • Anita O. Poston • Peggy Johnson Net Cash Provided by Investing Activities (3,730,329) 1,762,333 Program helps ACCESS Scholars stay on Vandeventer Black, LLP Early College Awareness Advisor Net Increase in cash and cash equivalents (3,706,212) 1,555,931 • Christina F. Pullen track through ongoing communications For All Students 57% 63% 75% • Lakeisha Phelps Mayes Cash and cash equivalents, beginning of year 8,541,593 6,985,662 Chesapeake School Board Early College Awareness Advisor and on-campus counseling for academic, • Alfred M. Randolph, Jr. Cash and Cash Equivalents, End of Year $ 4,835,381 $ 8,541,593 financial, personal and social issues. State University, Virginia Wesleyan College the national average by nearly 50 percent Kaufman & Canoles and the four campuses of Tidewater with more than 94 percent of these stu- The program serves ACCESS Scholars Community College. dents still in college. In the spring of attending Norfolk State University, 2011, we will celebrate our first graduat- Old Dominion University, Virginia On average, retention rates for partici- ing class of ACCESS College Success Commonwealth University, Virginia pating ACCESS Scholars have surpassed Program Scholars. www.accesscollege.org 7300 Newport Avenue, Suite 500 • Norfolk, VA 23505 • (757) 962-6113 Farmers Bank Beverly C. Hagy Ashlin and Wayne Edward R. Baird, Jr. Robert C. Nusbaum and Dr. John Lewis The Moorings Group Accessing potential—Program impact Champions of ACCESS Fulbright & Jaworski Harbor Group Wilbanks Stanley G. Barr, Jr. Linda S. Laibstain Mr. and Mrs. George LLC L.L.P. Management Company Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Carter and Larry Bernert Richard G. Parise W. Logan Employees of The July 1, 2009 to October 31, 2010 Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie W. G. Wilson, III Barry C. Bishop Antwan Perry Mr. and Mrs. John G. Virginian-Pilot Media $75,000 and Above Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Glassman Hill Dr. and Mrs. Carl P. Wisoff Violet Breneiser Adria Parker Phillips MacFarlane, III Companies Beazley Foundation, Inc. Stanton David and Susan Goode Wendy R. and Robert Twanya Brown Dr. Patricia L. Powers Gina and Brian Madden Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. help from Access: Chesapeake Bay Wine TowneBank Harvey Lindsay M. Howard $500 - $999 Jean C. Bruce Harry R. Purkey Hugh S. Meredith Thomas “ACCORDING TO A RECENT Classic Foundation Susan S. and John O. Commercial Real Estate Cheryl L. Jones Anonymous Carylon C. Buck Judith and William E. George and Linda Betty and John Trinder Hampton Roads Wynne Haynes Furniture Robert M. Latimer Herbert K. Bangel Darcel Catlett Rachels, Jr. Metzger Jackie Turner and EARLY COLLEGE AWARENESS ANALYSIS BY THE Community Foundation Hearndon Construction Steven E. Lawson Thomas A. Barton, III Capital Concrete George and Marty Raiss Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Michael Darr PROGRAM—A teacher. A doctor. Military Aviation $5,000 - $9,999 Corp., Inc. Tyler and Sunshine Beta Upsilon Chapter of Megan Caramore Mr. and Mrs. Kurt M. Miller The Wachovia Wells Anonymous An engineer. GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Museum Heritage Bank Leinbach Delta Kappa Gamma Kevin Cenedella Rosenbach Robert and Janet Fargo Foundation The Virginian-Pilot Atlantic Commercial Hoy Construction, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Victor D. Society, International Dana Cheek Salem High School Molinaro Shirley B. Weeks CENTER ON EDUCATION AND Real Estate Services, Inc. Huff, Poole and Mahoney, Lewis, III, M.D. Annie Wilson Brock Lauren Collins Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Dr. Juan M. Montero, II Constance Welch As a new generation emerges, it’s our $50,000 - $74,999 Atlantic Dominion P.C. Charitable Elizabeth Ann and Jordan Brown Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schaefgen Mr. and Mrs. C. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Hart Waller duty as a community to nurture and THE WORKFORCE, 64% OF Jane P. Batten Distributors/Hoffman Foundation Inc. Frederick P. Jennie Capps M. Cutrino Alvin S. and Denise K. Moore Whittemore Beverage Company encourage the dreams of our children. IRGINIA S JOBS WILL Checkered Flag Sandra and Miles Leon Lingamfelter John D. Carr Juliet N. Dalton Schnitzer Courtney L. Morris Ashley Woodous V ’ Dollar Tree Stores, Inc. Carey and Gary M. Brooks Frances M. and Harvey Gina and Brian Madden Robert A. Dardenne Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. J. C. Scribner Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth POST SECONDARY Norfolk Southern Mr. and Mrs. George P. L. Lindsay, Jr. Tony and Lakeisha Mayes Ann Farley Davis John and Audrey Settle Muhlendorf In Memory of John A. B. Our future leaders are now in our require Foundation Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Eleanor J. Marshall Mollie D. Hassell Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Jean H. Shackelford B.B. Munford, III Davies, Sr. schools. The Early College Awareness EDUCATION BY 2018.” Charles F. Burroughs, Jr. Meredith, Jr. Mike and Andria Michael B. Hawkes Diamonstein Lois Simpson John D. Munford, II Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Program prepares local students at an $25,000 - $49,999 2003 Charitable Lead Sentara Healthcare McClellan Elizabeth E. Klein Michael S. Dinniman Beaven Smith Susan P. and Earl W. ‘Ran’ Randolph, Jr. AKOO Trust Suffolk Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gary T. Curtis H. Lumsden William M. Dister and Dana Smith Neal, Jr. earlier age for postsecondary education Joshua P. Darden, Jr. C & M Industries Thomas E. and Bonnie McCollum The John D. Munford Candace J. Mason Herman A. and Barbara Spencer and Joe Newell In Memory of Frances I. so they can take full advantage of all the Our advisors work with students and their To fulfill Virginia’s future Peggy and Conrad M. Chorey & Associates B. Sutton Oriana M. McKinnon Fund Geri Drewrey J. Spigel Jonathan W. Old, Jr. Horsfall opportunities available to them. families to ensure that they fulfill their workforce needs, we must provide Hall Realty, LTD. Beth Collins Earnst The Debbi & Jim Mr. and Mrs. W. Levi Rear Admiral and Mrs. amazing potential. These seventh- and Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. Community Action William B. Eley Steiger Family Fund Old, Jr. Mike Klein, USN access to higher education and Hirschbiel, Jr. Coalition of Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sally W. Stiles Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. (Ret.) With this program’s recent expansion, eighth-graders will soon be the teachers, the tools for college success. Management Consulting, Douglas and Marianne Elliott, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hildreth Outland, Jr. we now serve 19 public middle schools doctors and engineers who make our Inc. (MANCON) Dickerson Foundation Joanne Forbes H. Strode Kelley Person Leslie and Rod Allen Geri Drewrey Dorothy C. Payne In Memory of Thomas Phillips Automotive Dragas Companies across South Hampton Roads. community a better place to live. Karla Alexander Dr. and Mrs. David C. Edward F. Power Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Nan and Gary Edgerton The PGA Tour Staff H. Willcox, Jr. Carolyn and Charles E. Janet and John Ellis, Jr. Galloway Stuckwisch Jane M. Purrington Alston John F. Estes, III Antwan Perry Elizabeth F. Willcox Plimpton Fain Family Fund Stuart D. Glasser Todd E. Sweigart and Andrea Schusler Cynthia C. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Kelley Person Richard Bennett Trust Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Farrell Stephan H. and Michele M. Mattioli Gail Sidney Sara and Bob Atherholt Farrell Adria Parker Phillips In Memory of J. B. Jones Signature Financial Great Atlantic Early College Awareness Program impact Marynell Gordon Taylor’s Do-It Centers Donald R. Snipes Marguerite O. and James Dr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Becky A. Powhatan Arlene Klinedinst Management, Inc. Management, LLC Greta I. Gustavson Priscilla Trinder Melissa M. Thrasher A. Bacon Fiveash, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ray Baragona State Council of Higher Greater Tidewater Dr. Louis H. Henry USI Insurance Services Jacqueline Whitehead Dr. Nancy Bagranoff Flag Capital Management Anne, Kathleen and Will Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. — Three out of four 7th and 8th graders in the 12 public middle schools in Norfolk and Portsmouth participated in at Education for Virginia Virginia Chapter, Constance M. Holloman University of Virginia Morris S. Winston St. John and Gay Bain Joanne Forbes Redfern Buck least one early awareness activity in the 2009-10 school year. Texas Guaranteed National Association Malia Huddle Club of Tidewater Dorothy M. Zimmerman Kenneth W. Baldwin, Jr. Karla Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Barrett R. Carylon C. Buck The Wachovia Wells of Women in — Over 1,300 7th and 8th graders have had an appointment with the ACCESS Early College Awareness Advisor in a small The Betty Ann and Ben James and Berry Via Bank of America Galloway Richardson Geri Drewrey Fargo Foundation Construction Huger Family Rear Admiral and Mrs. Gifts in Honor of: Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. David and Susan Goode The Associated Press – Karla Alexander group or one-on-one session. Georgia A. and Raymond Foundation Miles B. Wachendorf, In Honor of Susan B. Bell David and Betsy Goode Richmond Bureau Galloway — In the 2010-11 school year, we expanded the Early College Awareness Program to serve seven low-income public $10,000 - $24,999 K. Hamilton Ayesha Hughes USN (Ret.) Hirschbiel David Benjack Mr. and Mrs. William H. Francis Riggs Colette Hadley Anonymous Thomas G. Johnson, Jr. middle schools in Virginia Beach, Chesapeake and Suffolk. H. Blount Hunter, III Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Anne R. Bennett Goodwin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. William A. and Nancy Aimee and Frank Floyd E. Kellam Jr. Virginia Beach Billfish Norfolk Historical Malverse A. Nicholson Peggy J. Johnson Wells Gresham Stanton Katherine Lindsay Peggy A. Gregg Ritter, Jr. B. Hagy Batten, Jr. Foundation Family Fund Tournament Society and Odessa E. Jacocks Stefanie Kevatos-Becker Jane and Blair Wimbush Bennett Peggy and Conrad M. Hall Steven J. Rocci Mr. and Mrs. E. C. BASF Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey L. Virginia Beach Sam’s Old Dominion University Andy and Shea Paisley Mr. and Mrs. Don K. In Honor of Robert M. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Max and Ruth Ann Mr. and Mrs. Kurt M. Hanbury BB&T Layne, Jr. Club Retail Alliance John and Mollie Payne Keister $99 and under Stanton Bradley Heath Rosenbach Huntersville Birdsong Corporation Nansemond Charitable Bradley J. Waitzer Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. The Honorable and Mrs. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Leslie and Rod Allen David Boyles Mr. and Mrs. Macon F. Gordon R. and Sarah G. Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hardwoods, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Foundation Inc. ‘Ran’ Randolph, Jr. Charles Poston Mike Klein, USN Joseph H. Barlow Tonya S. Clark Brock, Jr. Herring Fund Rubin Dolores E. Johnson Bradley Audrey and Allan Parrott HELPING A YOUNG PERSON show an increase of up to 93% in college $1,000 - $2,499 Anne and Brad Sauer Dr. Isabelle L. Richmond (Ret.) Marie H. Benefiel Teresa C. Peters Jordan Brown Queet and Max Robin and Connie Saul Gina and Brian Madden Mr. and Mrs. Macon F. Mr. and Mrs. E. Scott Return on Obtaining a college degree is a truly attendance when at least one parent has American Advertising Toy D. Savage, Jr. Edward and Cindy Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Anne D. Brockenbrough Patricia B. Sherrill Twanya Brown Hertweck Anne B. and Conrad M. Tony and Lakeisha Mayes Brock, Jr. Rigell Federation, Hampton Anne B. and Conrad M. Russell Land Miranda R. and Barry M. Jean C. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. Shumadine Audrey and Allan Parrott transformative event. The rewards are earned a four-year degree. Charles Barker Toyota RST Development investment Roads Shumadine Susan and Ted M. Dr. and Mrs. Donald W. Buck In Honor of Frank Carylon C. Buck Hirschbiel, Jr. Signature Financial Adria Parker Phillips enjoyed by the graduate, the supporter Dominion The Rutherfoord Clay H. Barr Signature Printing & Sherman Lewis Dr. Lynn E. Cross Spadea Marie and Frank Stephen W. Hogan Management, Inc. Rebecca and Brandon Earl Industries, L.L.C. Companies and the entire community. LEVERAGE Lee Baynor Graphics Tidewater Dietetic Dr. and Mrs. Edward George and Katherine Mowill, LLC Callaham Anna B. and C. Nancy and Howard Shearin Changing lives and Fulton Bank Simon Family Foundation $100 donated generates $1,700 in college Bleakhorn Foundation Lisa B. Smith and Association Lilly Dahl Cavanuagh, Nelson & Randolph Hudgins, Jr. Simpson Lisa B. Smith and Hampton Roads S. L. Nusbaum Realty, Co. enriching an entire Pamela E. and Robert P. Maurice A. Jones Henry C. Turner Frederick and Nancy Dr. Elizabeth Daniels In Honor of Anne B. Co., PLC JCK Foundation Hunter J. Smith Maurice A. Jones RIPPLE EFFECT funding. This can buy a semester at a Bankshares The Southeast Virginia Burke Suffolk Rotary Club Virginia Beach Rotary Lowe Laurra Edmonds-Young Shumadine Kevin Cenedella Cheryl L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Thomas E. and Bonnie community. An ACCESS Scholar is often the first per- Virginia community college. Your contri- Alma and Howard Community Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Tidewater Community Club Howard W. Martin, Jr. E. T. Gresham Women Investors of Mr. and Mrs. Alex N. The Reverend Constance Stanton B. Sutton Laderberg Restricted Foundation son in the family to attend college—an bution is an investment in ACCESS. It is Chesson College Dr. Theresa W. Whibley The Honorable and Company, Inc. Norfolk Chaffin, Jr. M. Jones Joyce H. Strelitz Betty J. and Richard L. THE NEED FOR COLLEGE ACCESS Fund of the Tidewater Sonia R. Sonner accomplishment that typically reverberates our job to produce a maximum return Mr. and Mrs. William A. Nina and Mervin R. and Rod Whibley Mrs. Joseph P. Massey Estherine J. Harding Fay Chandler and Family Mr. and Mrs. Don K. Students of the Thomas Jewish Foundation SunTrust Bank, Low-income students in the highest Copeland, Jr. Troyer Robert and Judith Allison S. and David M. Marilyn F. Jacobson Gifts in Memory of: Lauren Collins Keister University of Virginia Vandeventer Black LLP positively through generations. Statistics from every dollar you give. McPhillips, Roberts & Hampton Roads quartile on national tests go to college at Kim and Keith Curtis Vico Construction Williams McDuffie Mr. and Mrs. Burton H. In Memory of Helen Louise Nagourney, Kate Katherine Linehan Frank Batten School Deans Tidewater Fleet Supply Cindy C. Earhart Corporation Witchduck Civic Hugh S. Meredith Jaffe Barr Bull and the Staff at Kitterman of Leadership and In-Kind Gifts: the same rates as high-income students Portsmouth General The USAA Foundation John F. Estes, III Virginia Wesleyan League Senator Yvonne B. Doris Ann Jones Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Cuisine & Company Jodi and Jay Klebanoff Public Policy Baker’s Crust in the lowest quartile on national tests. Hospital Foundation A $100 contribution to Access can pay for— Farm Fresh Charitable College Ashley Woodous Miller Margaret P. McGeorge Stanton Thomas Curley Elizabeth E. Klein SunTrust Bank, City of Norfolk Priority Auto Group $2,500 - $4,999 Foundation Richard and Leah Waitzer Gregory S. Zimpel Alveta G. Mitchell Judy and Bill Miner Juliet N. Dalton KPMG LLP Hampton Roads Cox Communications Robinson Development Carolyn K. and Richard COMMITMENT TO OUR FUTURE First Team Toyota Warden Family Buddy Moore Ann H. Montague In Memory of Frank Sarah and Vic Dandridge Will, June, Alex, Austin, Thomas E. and Bonnie Hampton Roads —One or more college or university application fees Group F. Barry, III Mr. Leslie H. Friedman Foundation $100 - $499 Courtney L. Morris The Evelyn and Batten, Sr. Darden School of Cindy and Ron Kramer B. Sutton South Hampton Roads Recommitment to an investment in educa- Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Dr. and Mrs. C. Fred —Two college entrance testing fees and Ms. Janet H. Ward’s Corner Lions Anonymous Douglas A. Moses Cameron Munden 1607 Capital Partners, Business, University Kruger, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Syer Public School Districts tion- specifically for low-income students Ryan Bateman Hamlin Club Jerry W. Adams John D. Munford, II Foundation LLC of Virginia Connie and Page Lea Dan and Jill Sykes —Three students’ admission to an ACCESS SAT Preparatory Workshop James A. and Karen Cottrell Contracting and other underserved students-is the key Edward R. George, M.D. Cheryl Warren Bryan and Karen Susan P. and Earl W. Sharon P. and John F. Anne B. Addington Virginia P. Dickenson Mr. and Mrs. Julian Mr. and Mrs. R. Dawson Jones Squires Corporation to securing our community’s best future. Gwen S. Green Mark and Kathy Wheeler Bagwell Neal, Jr. Newhard, Jr. Sally and Ted Adler Turner F. Dozier, Jr. LeCraw Taylor