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IMPACT REPORT 2019-2020 letter FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2019-2020 complete a Senior Seminar Research paper in priests’ teachings and attending such an either the humanities, science, or chemistry. Thank you to the following excellent school, for the first time in my life, I Even through the COVID-19 pandemic, The board members for their had friends whose parents carried briefcases Neighborhood Academy’s faculty seamlessly continued service: and were professionals, doctors, and lawyers. transitioned to a virtual learning platform and This education made my world bigger and it our students began learning remotely without Kirsten R. Albert was my TURNING POINT. ever missing a day of school. Our graduates The Hon. Cheryl Allen are attending higher quality colleges than ever I first met Tom Johnson when he coached my Sally Ann Bensur before, and we expect our future students to sons’ lacrosse team at Shady Side Academy. Isaiah J. Boswell ‘11 seek and acquire success at progressively I attended his graduation from the Pittsburgh higher levels as we continue towards meeting Robert E. Dapper, Jr., Esq. Theological Seminary and then lost touch our mission after the 20th year. Charles I. Ferrara with him. Coincidentally, we reconnected, and Brenda L. Frazier with my involvement and passion for Boys These accomplishments and feats have Katherine E. Koop-Irwin, Esq. Hope Girls Hope, an organization that houses, Hello one and all, exemplified the tenacity of the The Neighborhood Stephen Lackey supports, and educated underserved youth, I Academy community, which is capable of Daniel ‘Mac’ Lynch It still amazes me that over 20 years ago, Jodie was immediately drawn to The Neighborhood meeting any challenge or obstacle in order to D. Bryant Mitchell Moore and Tom Johnson, as students at the Academy’s mission. I supported the capital improve the lives of its students. I know my Pittsburgh Theological Seminary were sitting in campaign and soon joined the board. I life would be quite different without that first Madelyn E. Toliver a room one day and said to themselves, “Why believe that TNA is the TURNING POINT for opportunity to better myself through education. Winthrop Watson don’t we start a school?” Today, if you turn onto our students by exploring their potential for Mark A. Weis Black Street and North Aiken Avenue in Stanton greatness, but also expanding their worlds. While this year was challenging, it was also a Blair Arthur William Heights, you will find two magnificent buildings year for The Neighborhood Academy to prove Since the day Jodie Moore and Tom Johnson itself worthy of investment as we continue to on seven acres of land... a testimony to Tom Thank you to board opened the TNA doors in 2001, the school has be the pivotal TURNING POINT in the lives of and Jodie. Their beliefs, dedication, enthusiasm, members who have rolled and passion for youth pushed them to overcome provided an excellent education, support, and our students. off, including: in the face of adversity to establish The opportunity for students to succeed. In 2011, Thank you very much for your continued support Neighborhood Academy as we know it today. a state-of-the-art academic building and field house were built on our current campus. of our students and belief in our mission. The Reverend Thomas E. Johnson, Jr.* I grew up in an Italian neighborhood of St. Louis. Since then, The Neighborhood Academy Gary J. Niels* My father and mother had third grade and has strengthened its admissions program, My best, Jonathan McAnney, Esq. eighth grade educations, respectively. When received its Pennsylvania Association of Timothy B. O’Brien applying to high school, I took an exam and was Independent Schools’ 10-year accreditation, John Robinson III accepted into an all-boys Jesuit high school. added Middle School grades 6 and 7, more The Jesuit priests are some of the best teachers than doubled enrollment, increased curriculum Charlie Ferrara in the world, and this education changed my opportunities, and required every senior to Chairman, Board of Directors life’s course. After being exposed to Jesuit *Ex-officio

1 | The Neighborhood Academy 2019-2020 mission statement The Neighborhood Academy (TNA) is a faith-based, college preparatory, independent Middle and High School whose mission is to break the cycle of generational poverty by empowering youth and preparing them for college and citizenship.

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The history of the school begins in 1993, when Ms. Moore and Reverend Johnson, who met at the The college- co-founder Jodie Moore began working with at- Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, quickly realized preparatory school risk adolescents in Larimer, then, and now, one that the psychosocial burdens of poverty weighed opened its doors to of Pittsburgh’s most desolate and underserved heavily on these students and impeded learning. its first class of 8th neighborhoods. What was then known as the Larimer They believed that if these young people could be and 9th graders in Avenue Youth Club evolved into a nine-year summer immersed year-round in a caring environment with September 2001, skill-building program for at-risk 7th through 11th high expectations, they could become educated and has since grown to 142 students graders, run by The Reverend Tom Johnson in the young people with the potential to lead fulfilling in grades 6 through 12. In 2011, the school moved to basement of Allegheny United Church of Christ. lives. With generous support from pioneering its new home at 709 N. Aiken Avenue in Pittsburgh’s community members, this vision evolved into The Stanton Heights neighborhood. Neighborhood Academy.

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TNA received a $25,000 Challenge Also in the fall of 2019, Grant from the Jack Buncher Comcast and Foundation. TNA thanks all donors their Internet who helped us meet the challenge. Essentials Program generously provided 142 laptops for We were honored TNA’s 142 students. Students were able The Neighborhood Academy to host author to begin learning virtually when the COVID-19 community mourns the recent passing Mark Whitaker pandemic began. of Ms. Bernita Lee Buncher, Jack in the fall of 2019 Buncher’s daughter and President of for the Nancy & Paul O’Neill Speaker the Foundation. Ms. Buncher was a longtime friend Series. Whitaker discussed his book, Smoketown: of The Neighborhood Academy as she believed in our The Untold Story of the Other Great Black Renaissance, mission of breaking the cycle of generational poverty and the culture of African Americans Pittsburgh in the by empowering youth and preparing them for college 1920s-50s. and citizenship. Presenting Sponsor: PwC

STUDENT CHALLENGES YOUR IMPACT • 80% had a taxable family income of less • Largest class of Seniors, 18, graduated • 142 students served throughout the year than $30,000 in May 2020 • 10 after-school art excursions as part of the Arts Connection Program • 70% lived in a single-caregiver household • Awarded nearly $500,000 in scholarship money from 43 colleges and universities • Alumni boast a 76% five-year college • 50% had families with a history of drug and/or alcohol abuse • 100% college acceptance rate graduation rate (three-year average). • 46% had families with a history of domestic violence • Over 28,500 hours of counseling • Nationally, 16% of low income college • 29% had experienced incarceration in their immediate family • Over 20 Student Life Activities students graduate from college (National Center for Education Statistics, 2017) • 84% of students would otherwise be enrolled in a school categorized as • Monthly volunteering at Valley View ‘low-performing’ by the Pennsylvania Department of Education Presbyterian Church’s food pantry booth

3 | The Neighborhood Academy 2019-2020 In December 2019, TNA welcomed the legendary Smokey Robinson. • Jazz performed by Over 1,200 meals were delivered to TNA remembering the Manchester students and their families over the course Paul O’Neill Craftsman Guild of 10 weeks, beginning, March 23 — the • Wine tasting from start of the COVID-19 pandemic. These meals In April of 2020 we lost a longtime Robinson’s exclusive collection ensured that students and their families would be well fed. supporter and friend to TNA, Paul O’Neill. • All proceeds benefited the student scholarship fund Paul and his wife, Nancy, dedicated much of their lives to helping our students and Presenting Sponsor: The Wilson Group living out the mission of our school. TNA received a Reimagine grant from PwC. The O’Neill family has supported TNA from • Established Middle School coding program during the beautification of TNA’s campus, to Summer Session initiating the development of The Nancy • Purchased 15 Virtual Reality headsets to assist and and Paul O’Neill Speaker Series. Paul will engage visual learners always remain in our hearts. • Provided transportation to and from a local university for coding classes during winter and spring breaks

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E scholarships for our students Join the Legacy Society Consider creating your own legacy of support by Ready to Join the Legacy Society? Just like businesses, YOU, as an individual, investing in our students’ futures. Sheila Rawlings, can receive up to a 90% tax credit The Neighborhood Academy’s Legacy Society Director of Development, 412-626-6851 or against your personal PA state taxes recognizes and honors those who have included TNA in their [email protected] by contributing to The Neighborhood Academy. estate plans which sustain the school in profound and pragmatic ways. Carolyn Sanford, For more information on this program, Consult with your financial advisor as you plan your legacy gift to Assistant Head of School for Development, 412-362-2021 call Carolyn Sanford at 412-362-2021 the school. or [email protected] or Sheila Rawlings at412-626-6851.

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FAST Learners Understanding the importance of making the projects Swimming with the “Sharks” creative and fun while teaching science concepts, Abbey Mae Pitcher and her 6th and 7th graders . designed and built DC-motor powered cars Student teams collaborated and used the engineering process to construct these vehicles out of supplies such as popsicle sticks, K’nex, bottle caps, straws, and hot glue.

In her physics unit, she offered a roller coaster design activity that challenged the students to apply the concepts of potential and kinetic energy to a real-life scenario. The In early March 2020, Jennifer Kane’s English class teams competed to earn points for the complexity of their turned into an episode of “Shark Tank.” tracks, adding turns, hills, and loops to make them more Students had the opportunity to present their five- minute difficult and challenging. pitches to a panel of judges from various companies in the Pittsburgh region. The pitches centered on original app ideas developed by the students in a thesis-driven paper they had written in class, followed by Q&A from the judges. Judges awarded fictional money to each student for his/her idea and presentation.

5 | The Neighborhood Academy 2019-2020 MIDDLE SCHOOL BY THE NUMBERS:

71% of students performed above grade level after their first year of attending TNA as a middle school student

97% attendance rate Pre-COVID-19 pandemic

A new wrestling program was introduced for the TNA Middle School coached by 53% honor roll rate in John McClelland. Many of the boys were first-time participants learning the fundamentals of wrestling. terms 1, 2, 3 & 4 The team went to 2 dual meets, and it was a great first experience for all. 12% attrition in grades 6-8 League Champs! TNA’s Middle School basketball team, coached by Fred Underwood, brought home the league 85% of middle school championship trophy after being the runner-up students passed all of their in the previous season. courses throuhg the three terms during the pandemic.

IMPACT Report | 6 high school We are excited to share with you what our High School students have been up to this past year...

Six of TNA’s High School girls biked For the first time in several years to Cincinnati in March 2020 with TNA had a very enthusiastic and talented Pittsburgh Youth Leadership. Once in cheerleading squad. Cincinnati, they visited the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center. Under the leadership of Board member Jocelyn Hargrove Bob Dapper, some of TNA’s students had the opportunity to compete in a statewide mock trial on cyberbullying. TNA’s juniors completed excellent history capstones. Some standout papers included Cashmere Starks’ “Racial Disparities in Through our Arts Connection Program, the Medical Field: A Focus on Maternal Care,” 2020 Senior Jonathan “JJ” Morris students saw incredible shows last year, including graduated from TNA as the first athlete and Kennedi Bose’s “The LGBTQ Community “The Lion King,” “One Night in Miami,” and “Cirque Kennedi Bose in our school’s history to receive a NCAA and the AIDS Epidemic.” du Soleil: Ovo.” Athletic Scholarship to compete at the TNA is proud of collegiate level at Wheeling University. TNA’s sophomores also had the opportunity to Jocelyn and Kennedi complete World History Capstone projects, which for being voted to TNA’s faculty and staff visited each of the this year centered around African history. SWPAA All-League 18 seniors at their homes. Dr. Williams gave a team Volleyball. personal toast, and each family celebration was unique.

7 | The Neighborhood Academy 2019-2020 HIGH SCHOOL BY THE NUMBERS:

97% attendance rate Pre-COVID-19 pandemic

49% average The 2019 Undefeated flag football champions honor roll rate

100% College acceptance 100% of our 18 seniors were accepted to college! ARTS • Allegheny College (3) CONNECTION • African Dance and • Berea College Drumming • CCAC • Outdoor recycled • Coppin State University (3) sculpture • Eastern Kentucky University • Visual Arts • Seton Hill University • Spoken Word • Slippery Rock University • Publication & Bookmaking • Spelman College • Fashion Creation/ • Washington & Jefferson Jewelry Making College (3) • Photography • Wheeling University • Ceramics • Xavier • Stained Glass • Arts Excursions

IMPACT Report | 8 GIVING TNA In 2018, as part of a two-tiered Created by Dr. Beverly Harris-Schenz, Ph.D., the MMT endowed scholarship helps STUDENTS A scholarship, Mr. Michael Schenz BOOST and Dr. Beverly Harris-Schenz, outstanding students in their pursuit of higher Ph.D., endowed the Mary Martin education. Tinsley (MMT) Scholarship Fund and “This was a first for me to set up an joined the Over The Bridge Society endowed scholarship alongside an Over by supporting the cost of educating the Bridge pledge. I was moved by a student for three years. Their Dr. Schenz’s desire to extend her support student is Quentaja, class of 2021. into perpetuity, while helping a student in real time,” said Sheila Rawlings, Director “Quentaja is a very focused young woman of Development. who is committed to her education and the goals she has set for herself. She is quite Dr. Harris-Schenz, Associate Professor Emerita independent and wants to be a role model at the University of Pittsburgh, had a successful for her siblings… she takes that role very academic career as professor of German seriously,” said Dr. Harris-Schenz. “We and director of undergraduate studies at the communicate regularly and I’m pleased University’s Department of Germanic Languages with the relationship we’ve developed! and Literatures. Her specialty was language Quentaja just got her first college admission with a focus on German children’s literature, letter, which is very exciting, and she has foreign language pedagogy, and teacher plans for a career in the medical field.” training. In 1988, she received the Chancellor’s

9 | The Neighborhood Academy 2019-2020 Distinguished Teaching Award. THe couple believe that education is the key to for more information... At Pitt, she also served as Vice Provost opening doors to opportunities. In addition to for Faculty Affairs and Associate Dean for their scholarship at TNA, they set up The Samuel Undergraduate Studies. Vanworth Harris Memorial Scholarship at the To learn how to become a member of the Over University of Pittsburgh more than 20 years ago. The Bridge Society contact Sheila L. Rawlings, She received her doctoral degree in German Both scholarships were named by Dr. Harris- Director of Development at The Neighborhood studies from Stanford University in 1977. Schenz in honor of her parents. At that time, there were no African Americans Academy at 412.626.6851 or in the German department. In fact, she was Giving students a boost is Dr. Harris-Schenz’s [email protected]. only the second African American to earn a way of giving back and following the example of Ph.D. in German at Stanford. those who have helped her. She believes that no one achieves success on their own, and that Dr. Harris-Schenz and her husband, Michael, it is important to ‘pay it forward.’ became involved with TNA through their church over 15 years ago and have been supporters “In my life, many people were instrumental ever since. “Many children need to have in helping me obtain the goals I set for more than a school environment that just myself, and those people were generous focuses on academics. They need to have and kind. They didn’t need me… I needed an opportunity that helps them realize who them,” Dr. Harris-Schenz said. “My obligation they are and how they can contribute and be was that once I was in the position to TNA STUDENTS a part of something bigger than themselves give back, I wanted to demonstrate that APPRECIATE ALL OF OUR and TNA does that... TNA is much more gratitude by assisting others to realize than a normal ‘nine-to-five’ school,” said their educational goals.” Dr. Harris-Schenz. SPECIAL DONORS

IMPACT Report | 10 POWER UP

With a bright future ahead of her, help kids. Teachers really help kids get to where Carrington Williams has set her sights they are later down the road, and I want to be a part on a future career in education. of that,” said Carrington. Carrington, who will graduate from The Neighborhood Academy in May 2021, has applied to 10 colleges and She also plans to focus on building skills in universities in Pennsylvania - all of which have offered entrepreneurship by starting her own daycare! her scholarships! “When I was younger, I had to go to my grandparents’ “It’s pretty nerve-wracking receiving all these house in the morning because my father had to go to scholarships because I have so many choices in the work early. Someday, I would love to start my own next few months, but it’s a good problem to have,” daycare and provide resources to help families, so PROFILE: Carrington Williams said Carrington. “My top three schools are Seton Hill, they have an outlet for their kids when they have Age: 17 Gannon, and Slippery Rock.” to go to work. It could even have an after-school Location: Penn Hills, PA program, too, for parents who work later in the day,” said Carrington. Interests: Volleyball, track and field, Carrington has drawn up a solid blueprint for her future participating in mock trials, cooking, with goals including the completion of a “four plus one” Somewhere in between her higher education and building spending time with family. program, receiving her bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education and then obtaining her master’s her dream job, Carrington hopes to get involved at TNA Favorite memory of TNA: Visiting Italy degree in Special Education. after graduation! and Greece in the 10th grade and going to Washington, D.C. twice during “TNA really got me interested in Early Childhood “I was thinking of working at TNA during a Summer Sessions. Education—we have such amazing teachers there. summer to get a feel for the students and get some I want to be like them and put myself out there to experience,” said Carrington. We can’t wait to see more from Carrington in the future.

“IT’S PRETTY NERVE-WRACKING RECEIVING ALL THESE SCHOLARSHIPS BECAUSE I HAVE SO MANY CHOICES IN THE NEXT FEW MONTHS.”

11 | The Neighborhood Academy 2019-2020 ALUMNI STRONG SIGNALS SPOTLIGHT

the perfect combination of Special Education and Law and Policy,” said Cheyne. TNA CLASS OF 2016 teaching them to me,” said Cheyne. CHEYNE FRANCIS “TNA prepared me for college, so when Her passions landed her in a variety of college clubs, such as the University of Pittsburgh I finally went to college, I was ready for Sign Language Club, three different honorary fraternities, and anything… although, living away from Cheyne Francis, a 2016 alumna the Women and Gender Club, which she oversaw as President! home was completely new to me.” of The Neighborhood Academy, After earning a Bachelor’s degree with a Major in Disability graduated from Indiana University Like most college students, Cheyne Services and a Minor in Women and Gender Studies, Cheyne of Pennsylvania in May 2020. explored her options and then decided on now studies for her Master’s Degree at the University of a course of study. Pittsburgh’s Social and Comparative Analysis in Education “To be successful in college, I (SCAE) program. would remind myself three things: I know how to “During my freshman year at IUP, I had my read. I know how to write. I know how to think. heart set on Speech Pathology as my area of Cheyne will graduate from Pitt in the Fall of 2021 and seeks a You can do anything you set your mind to if you focus, but the classes didn’t quite spark my position as an Education Policy Analyst. can do these three things, and I credit TNA for interest. I ended up switching gears and became immersed in disability advocacy, which was “The Neighborhood Academy is the place to be your best self while you’re working on your best self.”

TNA CLASS OF 2016 CYDNEY FRANCIS Chatam Universtiy

Cydney Francis graduated from Chatham University in The ‘infamous’ reading and annotating skill that Having a career in OT and December 2020 with a Bachelor’s in Exercise Science TNA taught me is something that has become working with kids… it all and a minor in Women and Gender Studies. Cydney, instinctual to me and has made studying and clicked for me!” she said. who is focused on a successful career-driven future, completing assignments so much easier.” Cydney hopes to receive credits The Neighborhood Academy as integral to her a doctoral degree in Occupational Therapy one day, college success. Cydney always had an interest in healthcare and medicine, so when she went on to study at and she would love to work for an organization that serves “I came from predominantly white schools Chatham University, she decided to do a shadow underprivileged families and children. and white churches, so being exposed to black study in Occupational Therapy at The Children’s “I’ve always wanted to give back and help people – teachers and black students who were all focused Institute.Through this shadow study, Cydney either through an organization or by myself,” she said. on seeking higher education and making the best realized her passion for OT, but also her love of “I’m all about helping people live healthy, successful, of their situations was important to me,” said working with kids. independent, and confident lives.” Cydney. “TNA taught me so many things that I’ve taken with me – in both life and in my academics. “I’ve always been a ‘kid person.’ I gravitate towards kids and kids gravitate towards me. IMPACT Report | 12 “YOU HAVE BEEN OUR A NOTE FROM OUR HEAD OF SCHOOL, HOPE THROUGH THESE ANTHONY WILLIAMS, Ed.D. CLICK TO OPEN UNFORESEEN TIMES.”

My thoughts and prayers remain worship in order to ensure that we develop the minds, I am very grateful and thankful for the impact that with each individual who has been bodies, and souls of our students. We provide our students you have made within our school community. Your impacted by COVID-19 within our with the necessary academic support which enhances gifts of time, talent and prayers have provided us the nation. The ongoing implications of the global their academic aspirations while reinforcing our high opportunity to advance our mission and to deeply pandemic have deeply impacted the ways in which we academic standards. We offer our students three meals impact the lives of our students. You have been our live our lives today. While the impact of the pandemic a day to ensure they have the nourishment which is hope through these unforeseen times. Your care has presented various challenges to our school, it has necessary to fully sustain their physical and mental and concern for our students have provided an also presented an opportunity to strengthen the core well-being. These meals are offered on our campus and opportunity for our school to further our efforts and components of our school, so that we continue to delivered to our families on a daily basis. Finally, we impact, despite the circumstances that are upon us. educate our students in a holistic manner. continue to provide our students’ with counseling services, which are critical in supporting our students Due to your generosity, we have the opportunity to We began the 2020-2021 school year by offering two mental health needs. further develop the academic skillsets of our students learning models for our families: a blended learning so that they will be able to achieve their dreams of model and a virtual learning model. Through both of these I am pleased with the response of our students regarding college attainment and enrollment. Because of your models, learning takes place every day of the week, their active engagement within their learning. Our daily ongoing belief, we are able to continue to break the and our students are challenged by a rigorous college attendance rate is currently 89%. In my opinion, that cycle of generational poverty that has all too often preparatory curriculum. exemplifies our student’s commitment to our core values, plagued the lives of our students. Thanks to the impact which are ability, belief, resilience, and transcendence. that you make in the lives of our students, our mission Through both models, we continue Even in the midst of a global pandemic, our students will continue to have generational impact on the lives to offer our students a holistic demonstrate their desire to learn and rise above these of current and future generations. For that, I am education that has proven unprecedented times. forever grateful. successful in preparing our students for college readiness. I am also proud to say that 100% of our seniors have I conclude this letter by expressing gratitude for the We currently educate 140 been admitted to college and 76% of our alumni have impact that you have made. Please know that you students in grades 6-12, and graduated from college in five academic years or less. remain in my thoughts and prayers. Stay safe and I am very enthusiastic about This year, we celebrate our largest graduating class of be well. the promise of their futures. 26 seniors. I could not be more proud of the academic achievements and the sound character of these young Sincerely yours, We continue to begin our women and men. I am very confident that they will make academic day with morning a deep contribution within their families, the Pittsburgh region, and the society in which we live. Anthony Williams, Ed.D.

13 | The Neighborhood Academy 2019-2020 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

INVESTMENT INCOME & OTHER 1.20% DEVELOPMENT RENTAL INCOME 2.26% INDIVIDUALS 14.91% EVENTS 1.99% 39.50% SUPPORT SERVICES 5.01% TUITION & FEES 1.69%

PROGRAM CORPORATIONS 80.07% 19.03%

FOUNDATIONS 34.33%

SUPPORT AND REVENUE EXPENSES NET ASSET Individuals...... 1,720,187 Program...... 3,195,490 Beginning of the Year...... 9,614,766 Foundations...... 1,495,319 Support Services...... 200,041 End of the Year...... 9,979,410 Corporations...... 828,816 Development...... 595,113 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS...... 364,644 Tuition and Fees...... 73,585 TOTAL...... 3,990,644 Events...... 86,601 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS...... 364,644 Rental Income...... 98,412 Investment Income and other...... 52,368 TOTAL...... 4,355,288

IMPACT Report | 14 annual fund gifts BETWEEN 9/1/2019 – 8/31/2020

OVER THE BRIDGE Mr. (*) & Mrs. D. Bryant Mitchell Mr. (#) & Mrs. Paul H. O’Neill Irene C. Shea Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Scott Lammie Northwestern Mutual Foundation (These donors support the Mr. & Mrs. Steven Mosites, Jr. Mr. Daniel Peris John E. and Sue M. Jackson Charitable Trust Ms. Carol K. Lampe Mr. & Mrs. John O’Rourke cost of educating a student for Ms. Madelyn E. Toliver, PA * PNC Charitable Trust Milton G. Hulme Charitable Foundation Marci Lynn Bernstein Fund Mr. Solon A. Person IV three or more years at a cost Mr. (*) & Mrs. Mark Weis PwC Charitable Foundation NexTier Bank Dr. Mary L. Means PNC Foundation of $25,000 per student.) Mr. Blair Arthur William * Mr. (*) & Mrs. Christopher Randall Mr. & Mrs. Woody Ostrow Mr. & Mrs. James A. Nealon Mr. Bill Ravotti ½ Mr. Philip Beard Richard King Mellon Foundation PA Partners for Education, LLC Paul and Dina Block Foundation Ms. Margaret Reding Ferrara Family * Shadyside Presbyterian Church Paul G. Benedum, Jr. Foundation PPG Industries Foundation Drs. Paul and Carolyn Rizza, PhD. Mr. & Mrs. Henry E. Haller III PRESIDENTS CIRCLE Slagle Family Fund Perkins Hunter Foundation Fund Mr. Charles Prine S&T Bank Ms. Elizabeth S. Hurtt & ($20,000 or more) The Buncher Company PwC Charitable Foundation, Inc. Rachel Mellon Walton Fund The Fine Foundation Mr. Douglas M. Branson Anonymous (2) The Chubb Corporation Mr. H. Rand Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. William H. Rackoff Mr. & Mrs. Albert Vernacchio Mr. (*) & Mrs. D. Bryant Mitchell ½ A.J. and Sigismunda Palumbo The Pittsburgh Foundation Robert and Mary Weisbrod Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Philip R. Roberts Dr. & Mrs. Konrad M. Weis Mr. & Mrs. Philip R. Roberts Charitable Trust The PNC Financial Services Group Roy A. Hunt Foundation Robindale Energy Services, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Wentling, Jr. Dr. Beverly Harris-Shenz and Advanced Textile Composites, Inc. Thomas Marshall Foundation The Ann & Frank Cahouet Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. James S. Ruttenberg Whitaker Corporation Mr. Michael Shenz ½ Arts, Equity, & Education Fund TriState Capital Bank The Braam Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. ($) Scott Sanford III Third Presbyterian Church Bessie F. Anathan Charitable Trust UPMC Health Plan Hefren-Tillotson, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. W. Keith Smith CBB Foundation Mr. (*) & Mrs. Winthrop Watson Verizon Communications, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. David A. Smith DEAN’S LIST CentiMark Corporation ($2,499-$1,000) BULL DOG SOCIETY W.N. Tuscano Agency, Inc. The Baron Group Comcast Corporation Mr. (*) & Mrs. Mark Weis The Cameron Heyward Foundation Anonymous (3) ($19,999-$1,000; Dollar Bank COLLEGE CHAMPIONS Accenture three-year pledge) Mr. Kevin Yeargers The City of Pittsburgh Eden Hall Foundation ($19,999-$10,000) Mr. & Mrs. (*) Shawn M. Albert Mr. Harvey W. Adams & Ms. Gail Shrott The Grable Foundation Mr. (*) & Mrs. Charles I. Ferrara American Eagle Outfitters Foundation Albert H. and Clarissa W. Burchfield Ms. Cheryl K Allen * The Wilson Group, LLC Mr. & Mrs. John and Diane Fisher Anne L. and George H. Clapp VALEDICTORIANS Memorial Fund Mr. & Mrs. (*) William G. Bensur Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John C. Unkovic Fleischner Family Charitable Foundation Charitable Trust ($9,999-$5,000) Mr. Richard C. Alter and Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bernstein Waste Management GMACJML, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bernstein Ms. Francine Abraham Mr. Eric D. Johnson Five James Foundation Dr. and Mrs. V. Thomas Worrall III Hansen Foundation Casey Equipment Corporation Mr. & Mrs. (*) William G. Bensur Jr. American Chemical Society Ms. Brenda Frazier * Mrs. Frances Hardie # Charles & Estelle Campbell Foundation Calgon Carbon Corporation Ms. Lea E. Anderson, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Gallagher Highmark Health Insurance Company Charles Brown Children’s Fund Robert E. Cline HIGH HONORS Mr. James McK. Armstrong Mr. (*) & Mrs. H. Edwin Haller IV John R. and Margaret S. McCartan Dr. and Mrs. James L. Cosgrove Cochran Motors, Inc ($4,999-$2,500) Mr. & Mrs. Beau Beard Mr. Khip Irwin & Mrs. (*) Katherine Elizabeth Charitable Foundation Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh Bethany Presbyterian Church Koop Irwin Doris and Arthur Pasekoff Fund Anonymous (1) Mr. & Mrs. Peter P. Leone, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Craig B. Fiedler Mr. Kevin Bode Ms. Deborah Kelly & Mr. M. Satyanarayanan Mr. & Mrs. John W. Douglas, Jr. AHRCO McCune Foundation First National Bank of Pennsylvania Bower Hill Community Church Mr. Stephen Lackey * Duquesne Light Company Mr. & Mrs. Russell W. Ayres III McElhattan Foundation Fox Chapel Presbyterian Church Bozzone Family Foundation Ms. Sandra A. B. Levis Dr. Jeffrey Galak & Dr. Rosalind Chow Mr. Robert Baker Norman C. Ray Trust Frank B. Fuhrer Wholesale Company Mrs. Alice R. Buchanan Rev. Nancy Mears Mr. & Mrs. Henry E. Haller III East Liberty Presbyterian Church Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Gailliot Mr. Dave Hartman Farmers National Bank of Emlenton Burns White, LLC Mr. James Garr Highmark Health First Commonwealth Bank Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Chait Mr. & Mrs. James M. Gockley John and Betsy Baun Fund Mr. Andrew Fisher Mr. & Rev. Kurt and Karie Charlton ( ) Church Brew Works Foundation KEY: Mr. * & Mrs. H. Edwin Haller IV Mr. Kirk Johnson and Mr. Henry Krakovsky Mr. & Mrs. John Henne ( ) Mr. Peter Cooper ½ Half Over the Bridge * Board # Deceased $ Staff Ms. Diana Harbison Mr. * & Mrs. Stephen Lackey

15 | The Neighborhood Academy 2019-2020 Mrs. Katie Coperich Mr. & Mrs. David Paulson Mr. James Alder Ms. Kathryn Hardy $ Dr. and Mrs. Steven Shapiro Mrs. William J. Brown Mr. William F. Cornell Philip & Barbara Long Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Eric Anderson Ms. Miriam Harris Ms. Tonja Smith Rev. Rebecca S. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Gary Cozen Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Pietrandrea Mr. & Mrs. Michael Angerman Mr. & Mrs. Harold D. Heck Ms. Patricia Smith Mr. & Mrs. Scott Brumbaugh PCAA Pirates Charities Ms. Dianne D Arnold Mr. & Mrs. James B. Henson Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan S. Spatz Mr. & Mrs. Peyton T. Carr IV Mr. & Mrs. Gennaro J. DiBello Pittsburgh Pathwork Ms. Kathryn Ayars Mr. Justin Hunt St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Christ Church of Fox Chapel Mr. & Mrs. Kerry N. Diehl Dr. Joseph Pusateri Dr. Michael M. Bianco, D.M.D. Hydration, Health, and Fitness, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Paul Talda Citizens Bank Charitable Foundation Mr. John W. Douglas III Mr. & Mrs. ($) Marvin A. Rawlings Mr. Mort Binstock Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Byron H. Jackson The Eugene and Saundra O’Sullivan Family Mr. & Mrs. Charles Claggett East Liberty Presbyterian Church, Reddinger, Will, Gallagher, and Dickert, LLC Mr. & Mrs. H. Vaughan Blaxter III Jendoco Construction Company Charitable Fund Mrs. Parkman H. Clancy Presbyterian Women Mr. & Mrs. David Repp Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Bovan Mrs. Margaret M. Jenks The Pittsburgh Association of the United Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Coleman Eat’n Park Hospitality Group, Inc. Mr. Timothy D. Rice Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Bragdon Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kelly Church of Christ Ms. Carol Cozen Mr. James F. Fanning Dr. Leila J. Richards Bridgeway Capital Ms. Deborah Kelly & Mr. M. Satyanarayanan Mr. & Mrs. Richard Thornburgh Mr. Paul Cullen and Ms. Eileen Martini Mr. Ronald Frank Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Riordan Drs. Ian M. Brown and Jodie M. Minor Dr. and Mrs. Hyong S. Kim Trinity United Church Of Christ Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Curran G. Whitney Snyder Charitable Fund Robroy Industries, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Calihan, Jr. Drs. John Klune & Geetha Jeyabalan Ms. Kathy Vogel Mrs. Joanne Dapper Glow Gardens, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. S. Murray Rust III Calvary Episcopal Church Mr. & Mrs. Robert Y. Kopf, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Waldinger Mr. & Mrs. Richard and Virginia Deasy Gwynn Goldring Mr. & Mrs. William P. Rydell Mr. & Mrs. William J. Clark Ms. Deborah Krochka $ Mr. & Mrs. William Walter Mr. ($) & Mrs. Jonathan DeBor Mr. Jeffrey S. Gray Mr. & Mrs. W. Scott Sanford III Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Dapper, Jr. * Mr. Mark Jay Kurtzrock Mr. Ellis A. Wasson Mr. & Mrs. Josh Donner Mr. Eric Gregory Mr.and Mrs. A. William Schenck III Mr. Alexander Denmarsh Ms. Marguerite Legarrec-Hart Ms. Lu B. Wenneker Mr. John Drake Hamilton Presbyterian Church Mr. James Scheuermann & Ms. Deborah G. Dick and Mr. Art Stroyd Ms. Louise B. Lytle Mr. & Mrs. Ronald D. West The Rev. Janet Edwards, Ph.D. Mr. & Mrs. William Hill II Ms. Michalina Pendzich Mr. & Mrs. John L. Diederich Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Martin Mr. & Mrs. (*) Franklin and Anne Westbrook Dr. Peggy H. Elkus The Bryan & Joyce Hondru Family Fund Mr. & Mrs. Walter A. Scott III Dollar Bank Foundation Ms. Marcia Martin Mr. & Mrs. Bruce M. Wolf Mr. Leon Rubinov and Dr. Francesca Facco Mr. John D. Houston II Mr. & Mrs. William H. Simpson Dominion Foundation Mr. ($) & Mrs. John McClelland, Jr. Mr. Bill Wolf Mr. & Mrs. Danforth Fales Mr. & Mrs. James C. Huntington, Jr. St. Michael’s of the Valley Episcopal Church Edwin and Kathryn Clarke Family Mr. Frank H. McNutt Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Wright The Rev. John H. Finley IV and Jewish Healthcare Foundation of Pittsburgh Mr. Matthew Teplitz and Dr. Sue Challinor Foundation Mr. Nathan Mirizio Mr. C. Stanley McGee The Rev. Thomas E. Johnson, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Lou Testoni Mr. & Mrs. Robert Entwisle Mr. & Mrs. Timothy B. O’Brien Mr. & Mrs. Ron Folino Mr. Mark Kamlet and Ms. Charlee Brodsky The Burkholder Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Fayfich Mr. & Mrs. Edward O’Donnell SUSTAINERS Mr. & Mrs. Thomas T. Frampton Ms. Joan A. Kunzelmann The Grantmakers of Western Pennsylvania First English Evangelical Lutheran Church Mr. Sean O’Rourke ($499-$250) Ms. Joann F. Gago Ms. Amanda Lofty The Rust Foundation Drs. John Fisch and Mary Ann Hynes Mr. Philip B. Parr Anonymous (5) Mr. Aaron George Mr. (*) & Mrs. Daniel M. Lynch Thomas W. and Carol K. Henderson Fund Mrs. Ronika Frank $ Mr. & Mrs. Stan & Diane W. Perer Hon. Cheryl Lynn Allen * Mr. & Mrs. Derf Goss Dr. Stanley Marks University of Pittsburgh Ms. Brenda Frazier * Mr. & Mrs. Alan H. and Diane W. Perer, Esqs. Mr. John Allison Grambrindi Davies Fund Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Marsico Mr. & Mrs. R. John Wean, III Mrs. Reanette Frobouck Mr. & Mrs. F. Brooks Robinson Altany, Loynd and Lindquist, LLC Mr. James Andrew Grote Mr. & Mrs. David L. McClenahan Mr. & Mrs. Ronald D. West Fund For Charitable Giving Mr. William M. Robinson and Ms. Sharon Ms. Jeanne Antonuccio Ms. Nancy Gruner Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McConomy Ms. Charlotte George and Semenza Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Antos Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Hack Mr. Richard A. Mellon Mr. Shelley Elovitz Mr. Phillip Rossi Ms. Sally Ann Bensur * Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hannon Michael Bill Avner Memorial Fund SCHOLARS Mr. John Goodenough and Mr. & Mrs. Chris and Georgia Rossi Mr. & Mrs. Damon Bethea Ms. Amy Hardy Mr. & Mrs. Pascal Nardelli ($999-$500) Ms. Judith Talbert Mr. Mark O. Roth and The Rev. Carol Mr. & Mrs. Henry Beukema Ms. Beatrice Jones Mr. & Mrs. David Nimick Anonymous (3) Mrs. O. Harry Gruner III Divens Roth Mr. & Mrs. James Book Mr. & Mrs. Otis and Evelyn King Nutrition, Inc African American Chamber of Commerce Ms. Barbara Hall $ Ms. Darlena Sanker Rev. Gail Bowman Ms. Elizabeth Kline Mr. Robert Palmer of Western Pennsylvania Ms. Jean Haller Sauers Family Fund Ms. J. Brodhead Moore Ms. Karen Kurtzrock Schwab Charitable Fund Ms. Ellen Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Regis Laffey

IMPACT Report | 16 Ms. Linda Limberis Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Shepard, Esq Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Alden Mr. & Mrs. Dennett H. Buettner Ms. Ronna Delitto Mr. & Mrs. John Gray Ms. Barbara L. Lytle Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Smith Mr. Brandon O. Alexander Mr. & Mrs. James Burnham Ms. Stephanie Dell’Osa Mr. James Greece Mr. Jon Curtis Bullitt and Mr. & Mrs. George Snyder Apples for the Students Mr. Christopher R. Burnikel Ms. Amy Demmler Ms. Terri Greenberg Rev. Denise Mason Bullitt Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Sokalski Mrs. Jane Arkus Mr. & Mrs. Linwood Butler Mr. & Mrs. Sean Deneen Ms. Sandra Grote Mr. Paul Klein Mrs. Holly Maurer-Klein Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Stewart III Mr. & Mrs. John Artz Ms. Tina Calabro Mrs. Laurie M Dhonau Ms. Emily Grunstein Mr. & Mrs. Darren McCormick Ms. Jody Sunseri Mr. & Mrs. Marc Avallone Mr. Jonathan Callard Mr. Tom Diecks Mr. & Mrs. Alan Guttman Mr. David A. McDougal and T.E.A.C.H.E.R.S./B Dr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Averch Ms. Carol Caroselli Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dilts Ms. Jennifer Halperin Mr. Jeffrey Miller Ms. Julie Trapl AXA Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Mathew Carroll Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dolan Dr. Jeanne Hanchett Mr. & Mrs. Rob & Shelly McIlroy Trinity Towers United Methodist Church Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Ayoob III Mr. & Mrs. Joe Carson Mr. John Dzuban and Mrs. Dwight C. Hanna Mr. & Mrs. Jeff McIlroy Mr. Michael Ledgard and Mr. & Mrs. Tom Bainbridge Mr. Thomas Celli Dr. M. Kathleen Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Steve Hanna Ms. Melissa McKrell Ms. Virginia Tuscano Ms. Carol E. Baker Ms. Bonita Cersosimo Ms. Roxanne Easley Ms. Joanne Hansrote Ms. Mary McSorley Mr. & Mrs. Mark Twerdok Ms. Roxana Barad Mrs. Lawrie Conant Chiaro Ms. Gez Ebbert Mr. Hiller Hardie Mr. & Mrs. John Franklin Meck United Way of Rhode Island Ms. Gloria Barber Mr. & Mrs. Glenn H. Child Mr. Trevor and Dr. Michele Edwards Ms. Gail Harger Ms. Virginia Merchant Ms. Sue and Ms. Heidi Van Doeren Mr. & Mrs. Chris Barto Ms. Sheril Christopher Ms. Karen Evans Ms. Audie Hart Ms. Jean Miewald Mrs. Karen VanderVen Ms. Jo-Ann Bates Dr. Barbara Clark Ms. Christine Farrell Ms. Sally Hazard Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Nadler Ms. Laura Varga Mr. & Mrs. Nadav Baum Clayton Engineering Company Mr. Marc S. Field & Ms. Donna S. Duchene Mr. Jeffery Heald Mr. Jon R. Nelson Mr. Ron Vassel Ms. Cheryl Begandy Mr. Kent G. Clifton Morgan Finkelstein Mrs. Joseph E. Heckel Dr. Diane Nutbrown $ Mr. & Mrs. Viju Verghis Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Bell Ms. Rosemary K. Coffey Rev. and Mrs. Charles Fischer Mr. & Mrs. John Hegnes Mr. Joshua Nydes Mr. Thomas Walker Hon. and Mrs. John T. Bender Ms. Nancy B. Gold Richard Fischler Mrs. Ann M.T. Hewat Ms. Nancy O’Neill Mr. & Mrs. James M. Walton Mr. David Bennett Ms. Karin Cole Ms. Maris Fravel Ms. Joan Higgs Mr. Elliott S. Oshry Washington Consulting Group Ms. Mary Murtland Berger Mrs. Erin Coles Mrs. Lynn Gackenbach Mr. & Mrs. C Talbott Hiteshew, Jr. Ms. Shana Padgett Mr. Peter and Dr. Margaret L. Watt-Morse Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Berman Ms. Kay Comini Ms. Stacey Gallaway Mr. & Mrs. F.W. Hobbs III Mr. & Mrs. John Paljug Mr. & Mrs. Dan Wholey Mr. Jonathan Bernstein Mrs. Aims C. Coney, Jr. Ms. Shayna Garrett Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Holder Mr. Eric D. Paljug and Mr. ($ *) & Mrs. Anthony Williams Ms. Kristina Bertha Mr. & Mrs. William W. Cooley Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Garrison Ms. Leslie Hollins Ms. Lia Koumbaridou Ms. Judy Wojanis Ms. Karen Bloom Dr. Valire Copeland Mr. Carl Garrubba and Ms. Annette Holmstrom PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Mr. Marlin Woods Mr. & Mrs. Robert Blose Ms. Hanley B. Cox Dr. Emanuel Vergis Ms. Megan Hoover Dr. Charles R. Quillin Mr. Michael Youchak Mr. Jeffrey J. Blosel Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Cox Mr. Michael Garver Mr. & Mrs. Jay C. Huffard Ms. Rhonda Ransom Mr. John A. Bonacci, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. George Craig Mr. & Mrs. Bill Gavlak Mr. Khip Irwin and Ms. Margaret C. Roberts and Mr. Walter Bowman and Ms. Donora Craighead Dr. and Mrs. Philip G. George Mrs. Katherine Elizabeth Koop Irwin Mr. David K. Lee SUPPORTER Dr. Martha Robbins Mr. & Mrs. Robert Crawford Mr. & Mrs. William P. Getty III Mr. Steve Irwin, Esq. Mr. Darren Roberts ($249-and below) Mr. & Mrs. Donald Boyd CREED College Readiness Program Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Gialamas Ms. Roberta Isleib Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Ruppel Anonymous (11) Mr. & Mrs. Gary Brant Ms. Susan R.Creighton Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Gilman Mr. Drew Isler Mr. & Mrs. Ferd Sauereisen Mr. & Mrs. Fred Abbott Mr. Evan Brennan Ms. Suzanne Creighton Mrs. John M. Gilmore Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Janosko Mr. & Mrs. Eric Sauereisen Mr. & Mrs. Alan L. Ackerman Ms. Barbara Brewton Mr. Richard Dahlgren Ms. Kathy Glass Mr. ($) & Mrs. Brent Jernigan Mr. & Mrs. Guy Scanga Aetna Foundation, Inc. Ms. Mary Ann Broderick Mr. & Mrs. William Davis Mr. Ray Glinka Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Johnson Mr. Ronald W. Schuler, Esq. Mr. Ifeanyi Aguanunu Dr. and Mrs. Klaus M. Bron Mr. & Mrs. James C. Dawson Ms. Caren Glotfelty Ms. Rosetta R. Johnson $ Mr. & Mrs. Josh Scott Mr. James L. Aiello and Mr. and Mrs. Marc Brown Mr. & Mrs. Sean Dean Mr. & Mrs. Glen and Susan Goldblach Mr. Stephen Johnson Mr. Matt Seyler Ms. Chrystel Gabrich Ms. Betty Brown Ms. Susan Delaney Ms. Barbara Broff Goldman Ms. Ida Joiner $ Mr. Gary Shawley Mr. & Mrs. Scott Aiken Mr. Paul Brunette Mr. & Mrs. Dan Delaney Ms. Janice Gordon Ms. Rosalind O. Jones Sheetz, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. David and Mr. & Mrs. Howard J. Bruschi Stephanie Albaugh

17 | The Neighborhood Academy 2019-2020 Mr. & Mrs. John Gray Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Marino Ms. Susan Nydes Mr. & Mrs. Jim Sadowski Mr. & Mrs. Richard Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Nevin Woodside III Mr. James Greece Ms. Eleanor Kamin Mr. Jeffrey B. Markel and Mr. & Mrs. Jon Olbum Ms. Amelia Salter Mr. & Mrs. Michael Thomas Sister Rita Yeasted Ms. Terri Greenberg Mr. & Mrs. Daniel G. Kamin Ms. Carol L. Robinson Mr. Sam Opoku Ms. Kelly Sample Mr. & Mrs. John K. Thornburgh Mr. John Young Ms. Sandra Grote Dr. and Mrs. George Kappakas Mr. & Mrs. Rob Marsh Mr. & Mrs. Ross Owens Mr. William and Dr. Christine Sampson Three Rivers Lacrosse Ms. Emily Grunstein Ms. Lois Keating Mrs. Diana Marston Wood and Mr. Brian Palmer Mr. Michael J Sands Ms. Carolyn J. Tilove Mr. & Mrs. Alan Guttman Ms. Lisa Keene Mr. David Wood Ms. Virginia L. Peet Ms. Donna Sanft Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Todd GIFTS MADE THROUGH Ms. Jennifer Halperin Ms. Patricia M. Kennedy Ms. Louise Mason Ms. Terri Pendleton Mr. Tony Sanks Mr. & Mrs. Terry Trice UNITED WAY Dr. Jeanne Hanchett Ramakrishnan Kesavan Mr. Robert C. McCartney Mr. & Mrs. David Phillips Ms. Elizabeth Santos Gerilyn Troupos AAnonymous (2) Mrs. Dwight C. Hanna Ms. Ellen Kight Ms. Alexandra McCrossin Mr. & Mrs. William Pietragallo, II Esq. Mr. Andrew Sassaman Mr. John Truxell Ms. Lea Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Steve Hanna Ms. Amy Kilbane Mr. & Mrs. George R. McCullough Ms. Lauren Pihl Dr. and Dr. Tad Scheri Mr. & Mrs. Frederick H. Utech Ms. Kathryn Ayars Ms. Joanne Hansrote Mr. Hong Koo Kim Mr. and Ms. Keith H. McGraw Mrs. and Mrs. Franklin Piper Mr. & Mrs. Carl Schiffman Ms. Constance Vale Mr. Jonathan Bernstein Mr. Hiller Hardie Ms. Amanda King Mr. Harry V. McKay Ms. Courtney Plasky Mr. & Mrs. David J. Schneider Ms. Catherine S. Vodrey and Gennaro DiBello Ms. Gail Harger Ms. Laura S. Kinzel Ms. Barbara McMahon Ms. Ann Pollack Mr. Ray Schoenberger Mr. Stephen W. Huba Mr. John Fisher Ms. Audie Hart Mr. & Mrs. Dale B. Kirkpatrick Ms. Priscilla McNulty Mr. & Mrs. Donald M. Pompelia Mr. Alan Schorr Ms. Elizabeth Vuchinich Ms. Emily Garrison Ms. Sally Hazard Dr. Herbert Klein Mr. Timothy McVeagh and Mr. Wesley William Posvar Mrs. Otey Scruggs Mr. Mike Wagner Mr. Jeffrey Gray Mr. Jeffery Heald Mr. & Mrs. Juergen Kloo Ms. Sue Whitney Ms. Gail R. Prager Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Shelly Dr. Dannika Wallace Mr. Ed Haller Mrs. Joseph E. Heckel Ms. Sarah Kloss Ms. Paula McWilliams Mr. Jason Price Ms. Kathleen Shissler Ms. Stephanie Wallach Mr. Jeffery Heald Mr. & Mrs. John Hegnes Mr. George B. Knoll, Jr. Mr. David R. Mears Ms. Myrna Prince Ms. Bonnie Shontz Mr. & Mrs. James M. Walton Mr. David Hillman Mrs. Ann M.T. Hewat Mr. Terrence Kohlmyer Mr. Sami Melaragno Mr. & Mrs. C.J. Queenan, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Simakas Ms. Leslie Fate Washington Mr. James Huntington Ms. Joan Higgs Mr. David Kolko Ms. Judith Menk Mr. David Quinlan Rev. Dr. and Mrs. James B. Simons Dr. and Mrs. Edmond C. Watters Hong Kim Mr. & Mrs. C Talbott Hiteshew, Jr. Mr. Matt Kowalczyk Mr. Christopher Mensah Ms. Jaclyn Range Ms. Maggi Sitko Ms. Nicole Webster Ms. Kate Koop Mr. & Mrs. F.W. Hobbs III Ms. Caroline Krochka Drs. Terrence Mitchell and Rhonda Mr. & Mrs. Robert O. Read, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Walt Smith Mr. Marvin Wedeen Ms. Tonya Larue-Holloman Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Holder Ms. Karen Kutzer Matthews Ms. Ernestine Reed Ms. Sharon A. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Johnson Ms. Angela Lee Ms. Leslie Hollins Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Lamb Ms. Ashley Molnar Mr. & Mrs. H. Mason Reed, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James Southwood Ms. Mary Lou White Ms. Gwendolyn Leonard Ms. Annette Holmstrom Mr. Jeffrey Landerman Margaret Mooney Mr. & Mrs. Scott Reid Ms. Susan Spangler & Mr. Ted Cmrada Mr. Michael White Mr. Peter Leone Ms. Megan Hoover Ms. Tonya Larue-Holloman Mr. James Moore Mr. Walter Reineman St. Paul’s United Church of Christ Ms. Breanna Whiting Mr. Benjamin Levy Mr. & Mrs. Jay C. Huffard Mr. & Mrs. Mark Latterner Ms. Lindsay Mosaky Mr. Thomas Riley Ms. Helen Stamatelos Ms. Dania Whitmire Mr. Jonathan McAnney Mr. Khip Irwin and Ms. Angela Lee Mr. Peter Moshein Ms. Audia Robinson Ms. Bethanie Stein Mr. & Mrs. Tom Wiese Mr. David McClenahan Mrs. Katherine Elizabeth Koop Irwin Ms. Candy Lee and Mr. Joseph Ward Mrs. William B. Mosle, Jr. Ms. Sally Robuck Ms. Cathy Stentzel Mr. Darryl Wiley Ms. Alexandra McCrossin Mr. Steve Irwin, Esq. Ms. Shannon Lenet Ms. Carlyn Moyer Ms. Patricia Root Ms. Esther Stief Mr. & Mrs. Timothy H. Williams Sami Melaragno Ms. Roberta Isleib Ms. Gwen Leonard Mr. David Muir Mr. & Mrs. Joel M. Rosenthal Mr. Kenneth Stiles Ms. Lisa Williams Mr. Bryant Mitchell * Mr. Drew Isler Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Levine Mr. Terrence H. Murphy, Esq Mrs. Charlotta Klein Ross Mr. & Mrs. W. Ronald Stout Mr. John Williams Mr. James Nealon Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Janosko Ms. Linda M. Levitt Mr. & Mrs. Boyd Murray Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Roth Mr. & Mrs. Bill Strome Ms. Jacqueline Willmunder Mr. Daniel Peris Mr. ($) & Mrs. Brent Jernigan Lisa Vernacchio Memorial Fund Mr. & Mrs. James G. Muse Ms. Caitlin Ruane Ms. Kathleen Sturgeon Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Wilson Mr. William Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Johnson Longwood at Oakmont Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Musmanno Mr. Mark A Rubenstein Mr. & Mrs. Edgard Sucre Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. C. Wilson III Mr. Jim Sadowski Ms. Rosetta R. Johnson $ Ms. Stephanie Lonsinger Mr. & Mrs. Collin Neu Ms. Debra Rubinstein Mr. & Mrs. Barry R. Sullivan Father Gregory C. Wingenbach Mr. Keith Smith Mr. Stephen Johnson Dr. Sieglinde Lug Mr. & Mrs. Stan Nevola Mr. Arthur Ruprecht Ms. Alison Thai Mr. Kevin Wojcik Mr. Lou Testoni Ms. Ida Joiner Mr. & Mrs. Norbert Lukus Haven Nichols Ms. Carolyn Rush Ms. Kristin Thiel Mr. Donald Wolf Ms. Madelyn Toliver * Ms. Rosalind O. 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