EPIPHANY SCHOOL 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

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INTRODUCTIONS • Message from the Head of School & Principal • Message from the President of the Board of Trustees

PAGE 3-4 Impact of our Response to COVID-19 PAGE 5-6 Impact on our Students PAGE 7-10 Impact on our Donors and Volunteers PAGE 11-12 Impact on Social Justice PAGE 13-14 Impact on our Graduates PAGE 15-16 Impact of the Early Learning Center on Families PAGE 17-18 Impact of our Teaching Fellows Program PAGE 19-20 Impact Epiphany has Across the Country PAGE 21 Impact your Support has on our Finances PAGE 22-30 Boards, Staff & Donors

2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 2 10/10/20 9:13 AM TABLE OF CONTENTS A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL & THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

Dear Friends, Our students are growing up in an unsteady and confusing world, but their future is bright because friends like you believe that their lives matter. This past year, you responded again and again with generosity and compassion, and we believe the challenges of the last school year drew us closer to each other than ever before. God bless you, and thank you for ALL you do to help.

Your Grateful Fans,

The Rev. John H. Finley IV & Dr. Michelle Sanchez

HEAD OF PRINCIPAL SCHOOL DR. MICHELLE SANCHEZ THE REV. JOHN H. FINLEY IV

The Rev. John H. Finley IV Dr. Michelle Sanchez, EdD

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2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 3 10/10/20 9:13 AM A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Dear Friends, I am once again writing gratefully to you for your enduring support and remain in awe of the work that is happening at this amazing school. From food distribution all spring and OF OUR RESPONSE TO COVID-19 summer, to socially distanced personalized graduations, to the re-opening of the Early Learning Center in July along with the return to the Middle School in September, Epiphany continues to have a powerful

impact on kids and families. Thank you for

your generous support. OUR RESILIENT MIDDLE SCHOOLERS JENNIFER FULTON Epiphany School’s students and teachers have always “never given up,” but this year tested the strength of that motto, President of the Board of Trustees revealing more grit and determination than some of us knew we had. Back in March, anticipating a “stay-at-home order” we moved quickly, and, within 36 hours, we reconfigured our Chromebooksadding appropriate safeguards so we could send each student home with the resources to transition online using Google Classroom and other platforms. ELC TEACHER, TATIANA, With these measures in place and with the tools students took home, teachers hosted virtual classrooms and met with WITH OUR YOUNG LEARNER students one-on-one using video conferencing through to the end of the Summer Intensive in July. In addition to all the academic work on Google Classroom, using FaceTime and Zoom we hosted exercise classes and social get-togethers, safe spaces for students to be vulnerable and honest and share their thoughts about the impact of the pandemic and the tumultuous fight for social and racial justice in our nation. Additionally, Johnny Wilson ’04, Dean of Students & Admissions, and A.B. Deleveaux, Director of the Arts & Lead Teacher, started “Sunday Vibes,” a virtual party through Instagram Live where students and families joined to have fun, play trivia games, and show off some of their talents. The emotional toll of this pandemic on our students and our entire community has been profound. In response, we worked hard to keep our traditions alive. For example, graduation for the Class of 2020 was a testament to the resilience of our students, with a socially responsible, in-person graduation ceremony over 2 days with tailored time slots for each graduate and their family. This year’s graduation was a “silver lining” moment and a heartwarming capstone to a year of triumph over adversity.

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2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 4 10/10/20 9:13 AM “ Epiphany’s Green Club is a major part of our home kitchen. We’ve been able to eat more organic, and I haven’t had to stress about affording it. Being a mother of four and living in a food desert isn’t easy. The Green Club has been an amazing resource to my family especially during the quarantine.” SHAKURAH HAIRSTON, ELC AND MIDDLE SCHOOL PARENT

EARLY LEARNING AT EPIPHANY The latest research from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) confirms what we already know intuitively. “This international health crisis has precipitated unprecedented, sweeping, and dramatic changes in the lives of children and their families…and early childhood teachers.” This reality is devastating OF OUR RESPONSE TO COVID-19 communities across the globe, and our community is no different. Thanks to the dedication of our Early Learning Center (ELC) teachers, administrators, and our generous friends, however, we provided uninterrupted support to our families. Specifically, ELC moms and dads were sent home with books, art supplies, and other educational materials along with satchels of suggested activities to keep children engaged and learning. Those materials were then refreshed regularly as teachers connected daily via Zoom and FaceTime, reading, singing songs, and playing games to stimulate brain development and maintain social-emotional health. WRAPPING OUR ARMS AROUND OUR FAMILIES Many of our families faced severe socio-economic hardship even before the pandemic. Thankfully, our auditors established protocols for emergency grants to help with rent, utilities, and transportation. We also assisted families in applying for unemployment. Many also experienced heightened feelings of anxiety, sadness, fear, and despair, and, in response, we connected them with our onsite therapists who offered their services virtually to anyone in need. “Sunday Vibes,” on GRADUATE SUPPORT: AN ABIDING COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE Instagram with Mr. Wilson Our Graduate Support Team stayed connected to all graduates by offering virtual college tours, online workshops on resume writing, and classes ‘04 and Mr. Deleveaux like “Budgeting During a Crisis.” The Graduate Support team also regularly hosted “office hours” to help our high school students with their homework and provided fun activities like a virtual cooking club and virtual movie night. EXPANDED FOOD SERVICES AND GROWING FOOD AT HOME Food insecurity and the impact of living in a “food desert”—i.e., a community with limited access to healthy food—are problems faced by many Epiphany families, and the global pandemic has made the situation worse. In response, thanks to Lovin’ Spoonfuls, Fair Foods, Church of the Redeemer, and the many individuals who donated paper goods, dry goods, and produce, we expanded our existing food service program and added necessities—e.g., toiletries, formula, and diapers—and every week we distributed 2,500 lbs. of fresh produce and non-perishables, with home delivery for those unable to get in to see us in person. In addition to getting support from our food pantry, we helped many families grow their own food. The urban garden movement is flourishing in Boston, and Epiphany School is a shining example of how gardens can transform and connect communities. Our two gardening rock stars, Ash Inglis and Ella Kotner, kept the Garden & Greenhouse program humming throughout this pandemic. Working with volunteers and faculty members, they constructed 10 new raised beds and created a home gardening program helping families build their own raised beds. They also handed out dozens of fresh basil plants and created adorable “My Little Sprout” houses for the toddlers to grow peas in plastic sleeves that can hang in any window. They have also raked, weeded, pruned, spread mulch, and corralled volunteers to keep the grounds and our gardens in great shape. 4

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The 2019-2020 school year was full of surprises, but, despite the challenges, all grades completed the curriculum goals set out in September. We are proud of the hard work our students put in—from their commitment to joining Zoom calls, to participating in virtual social activities like “the social hour” and “Fun Friday,” to completing assignments on time and in good form. We are also proud of our teachers who have gone the extra mile to be creative with their lessons and accommodate our students’ learning and social-emotional needs. The community remained resilient and joyful. We have been there for one another.

OF MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS WERE PROVIDED WITH % CHROMEBOOKS AND ACCESS TO WI-FI FOR REMOTE 100 LEARNING ONCE WE CLOSED OUR BUILDING IN MARCH. OF EIGHTH GRADERS GRADUATED AND ARE NOW 100% ATTENDING 14 EXCELLENT HIGH SCHOOLS. OF THE MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS WHO WERE NOT % EFFECTIVELY ENGAGED DURING THE QUARANTINE PERIOD 100 ATTENDED SUMMER SCHOOL TO FINISH MISSED ASSIGNMENTS. OF RISING 6TH, 7TH, AND 8TH GRADERS PARTICIPATED IN A % VIRTUAL SUMMER PROGRAM THROUGH JULY TO PREVENT 100 “SUMMER LEARNING LOSS.”

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2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 6 10/10/20 9:13 AM EARLY LEARNING CENTER ENROLLMENT 100% 100% 95% 14 OF FAMILIES RECEIVED OF FAMILIES USED OF CHILDREN ARE ON NEW CHILDREN AND THEIR EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITY OUR RESOURCES AND TRACK TO MEET FAMILIES ENROLLED IN THE PACKAGES DURING THE SUPPLIES DURING THE DEVELOPMENTAL GOALS. EARLY LEARNING CENTER QUARANTINE PERIOD. QUARANTINE PERIOD. DURING THE 2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR.

We are currently serving a total of 32 children and families and are on track to meet our enrollment goal of 60-70 children.

SOCIAL & EMOTIONAL RESULTS At Epiphany, character and social-emotional development matter as much as academic achievement, and we continue to use the Holistic Student Assessment (HSA) to assess student social-emotional growth. Students take the HSA once at the beginning of the school year and once at the end to evaluate Resiliency, Relationships, and Learning & School Engagement. Within each of these categories, there are several sub-categories. For example, Resiliency includes Action Orientation, Emotional Control, Assertiveness, Trust, Empathy, Reflection, & Optimism. A mean score of 4 indicates no change on the HSA, andEpiphany’s most recent student average of 4.69 shows our program model has a statistically significant positive effect on student social-emotional growth. Although many of our students come to us having experienced trauma and other significant socio-emotional challenges, here they are changing their trajectories.

“ At Epiphany I learned that friendships are mutual and that you have to give in order to receive. Some friendships haven’t always been easy for me. There was one [girl] who went from being my best friend to someone I just went to school with. During quarantine, I started to think about fixing our friendship, and I reached out. She wanted the same, and now we both want to stay close friends.” ISABELLA PEDROZA-MUNOZ ‘20

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2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 7 10/10/20 9:13 AM VIRTUAL SPRING GALA, ALL TOGETHER

ON OUR DONORS & VOLUNTEERS

“ As a long-term supporter of Epiphany, I have watched how Epiphany benefits not only its students but their families and the surrounding community. The pandemic has had a disproportionate effect on many of Epiphany’s students and “ Moving from a live Gala dinner to a virtual event was more than a pivot. It was a 360 degree families as they are facing the added stress of health, job pirouette! It was a gift to be part of creating the 2020 Epiphany Gala, and I am deeply grateful and food insecurity. Epiphany is more than a school, it is an to everyone who ‘attended’!” organization making a difference by advancing socio-economic PETER KEATING, MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES justice and equity. Because of this inspirational work, I felt compelled to make an additional gift to the School last spring.” Our annual spring gala is all about building community, and this year’s spring gala was like no other! LINDA WISNEWSKI Thanks to the yeoman’s work of Peter Keating, our friends at Bearwalk Productions, and a host of MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Epiphany School devotees, we spread Epiphany’s love far and wide with the launch of our first-ever virtual spring gala, ALL TOGETHER. The gala was a huge success with over 1600 “attendees.”

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2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 8 10/10/20 9:13 AM Long-time Epiphany School Trustee Tess Atkinson, and her daughter Chloe, were on hand to help us FOOD DISTRIBUTION VOLUNTEERS package food and supplies as part of our expanded food distribution program.

“ By the time March rolled around, I had a clear vision of what I was expecting my summer to look like. I imagined I’d be spending each day at Groton School coaching enthusiastic, 11-year-old future tennis stars from Epiphany. Then “ When I first entered the doors May turned to June, and the pandemic hadn’t slowed. My mom and I quickly of Epiphany as a volunteer realized that my tennis coaching dreams weren’t realistic. Yet, luckily, the tutor, I saw a sign on the wall two of us stumbled upon a new, even more meaningful way to spend part displaying its promise to Never of our summer — on as many Wednesday mornings as possible, we packed Give Up On A Child. Only food boxes for Epiphany families that needed a little extra help during the after entering those doors pandemic.” many more times did I begin CHLOE ATKINSON, CLASS OF 2021, MILTON ACADEMY to understand how Epiphany makes good on that promise. They set high standards. They Epiphany is wildly grateful for the army of volunteers who serve as tutors. They get to know each student. They enrich our students’ academic experience and serve as trusted advocates giving provide and teach loving care. students the confidence they need to succeed. They never give up, … and the students know it.” “ I really enjoy tutoring at Epiphany. It’s inspiring to see how hard the students, LAURA STIGLIN, TUTOR faculty and staff all work every day!” WENDY WHEELER, TUTOR TUTOR VOLUNTEERS

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ON OUR DONORS & VOLUNTEERS

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2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 10 10/10/20 9:13 AM Epiphany welcomes volunteers into our community who come to our doors with a range of horizon-broadening skills and experiences to share with our students. Brenda Bancel of Take 5 Photography is a shining example of what can happen when volunteers expose young people to the possibilities within. Toni Marie and Rudy, whose photos are shared here, got so much out of their Take 5 experience.

“ I love how the camera works as a tool for so many different aspects in life. “ Growing up, I was taught about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, Students have used it to make beautiful art, to express their life through and so many other civil right activists who used their voices to speak up documentary, and to fight social injustices. It’s a confidence booster for so about injustices and the issues in America surrounding African Americans. many, and the intimacy of sharing your life through images and personal As I’ve gotten older and more active about social justice, I’ve come to ideas makes the bond between the group very special.” realize the stigma around what it means to be a ‘good protester’ and how BRENDA BANCEL to achieve social change ‘the right way.’ I’ve learned that even if something is lawful that does not always make it right. You have to break a few rules to accomplish change. I’m grateful for the opportunity Brenda gave us. She let us express ourselves freely.” TONI MARIE GOMES ‘15

“ I would get in trouble during my time at Epiphany for wearing my hoodie. But to me it meant something deeper than just a hood, it was a safe space from everyone and everything. I didn’t understand why I was constantly told to have my hoodie removed until 2016 when I started to learn more about the death of Trayvon Martin. Maybe his hoodie was his safe space, and maybe he just wanted to believe he was safe? I wanted my piece to be a tribute to Trayvon and his family. I wanted the piece to convey that I am a good kid, not a thug or a thief with bad intentions. Overall my experience at Take 5 was really fun, and it opened my eyes to bigger things happening in the world.” RUDY JEAN ‘16 10

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SOCIAL JUSTICE IN THE CLASSROOM Each year our fifth graders are introduced to social justice issues in our small Reading Enrichment groups.The backbone of this curriculum features both authors of color and protagonists of color from diverse perspectivesand is typically led by Epiphany Teaching Fellows, recent college graduates participating in our residential teacher training program (often Epiphany graduates themselves). In this class, 5th graders explore modern social justice issues like police brutality in All American Boys by Jason Reynolds. Then, in the 6th grade Religion & Social Justice class students focus on developing healthy social identities, including elements of Planned Parenthood’s Get Real curriculum. Students also study matters of identity—e.g., race, ethnicity, gender, and sexual orientation—to foster empathy for others. Then in 7th grade, this work continues as our students study world religions, visiting different religious communities—e.g., Vilna Shul, the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center, Braj Mandir Temple, etc. Finally, as a capstone to this curriculum, 8th graders identify social justice issues that are important to them and give presentations to the entire school community. Past topics have included race relations, the school-to-prison pipeline, climate change, and food justice. Each presentation includes recommendations for specific concrete action steps. BLACK H ISTORY SHOWCASE (February 2020) The ongoing fight for equal rights in our nation was also highlighted last year in a series of all-school activities. For example, the 2020 Black History Showcase consisted of a Live Black History Museum, where students and families learned about the lives and stories of important Black historical figures. There was also a Ceramic Exhibit, which displayed pieces inspired by and responding to the art of the Black Power Movement (1960-1980). To close out the showcase, all grades competed against each other to see which grade had the most knowledge about important African-American history and figures. 11

2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 12 10/10/20 9:13 AM JUSTICE SYSTEM EDUCATION IN THE COMMUNITY At Epiphany, we value experiential learning and provide many opportunities for our students to understand the real-world applications of what they learn in the classroom.

For example, on October 25, 2019, our 7th Grade students visited Dorchester District Court with their English teacher, Mr. Joazard ‘04. With the support of Court Magistrate Anthony Owens, they staged a mock trial in the Courthouse. Students had already read Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck and used evidence from the text to support if the character Lenny should be convicted of murder in the first degree or some lesser charge. Working in teams, they wrote and presented oral arguments in front of an actual judge. Acting out the trial in a real courtroom invited students to reflect on moral ambiguities and served as a civics lesson about the U.S. justice system as well. Students met the judge and clerks who work in the court, explored the courtroom, and, through their presentations, learned how a trial is conducted.

LET OUR VOICES BE HEARD: OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH GENERATION CITIZEN Last year we continued our partnership with Generation Citizen as a way for students to learn that they have the power to make change in their community. The mission of Generation Citizen is to ensure that every student in the United States receives an effective civic education, to participate in our democracy as active citizens. First, students came to a consensus on an issue that was important to them. They researched the root cause of the problem and developed an action plan. Then, they put that plan to action by meeting with relevant community experts and decision-makers to develop possible policy changes. Finally, on December 19, 2019, students presented their recommendations to their political leaders at the State House. This year’s project focused on building healthy community and police relationships.

“My peers and I felt good after the presentation at the State House. We worked hard and needed to be heard. We believe that more healthy connections can be made between the community and the police, and we want to help. When we talked to the officers who visited Epiphany, we learned about all the different events they host for the youth in the community, but we were surprised that we hadn’t heard of them. As we talked to officers on what we can do to help them, what stood out the most was updating their website to make it more accessible and user friendly for the community.” MATAJAH TURNER ‘20 12

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“Although the transition throughout this pandemic has brought many hard adjustments as I graduated from college and started a job search, I am extremely lucky to have such a great support system. My Epiphany family has always been here for me, and I am super grateful for that. Since the pandemic began, I have become more focused on my goals of being a photographer and starting my own sustainable fashion brand. I cannot wait for the next chapter in my life to unfold.” DANYA MOREIRA ’12, SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY ‘20

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2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 14 10/10/20 9:13 AM Another Course to College City On Hill Hyde Park High Odyssey School Archbishop Williams High School Codman Academy Charter School Jeremiah E. Burke High School Phoenix Academy ATTENDED Beacon Academy Community Academy of Science and Health John D. O’Bryant School of Math and Science Piney Woods School Beaver Country Day Concord Academy Keefe Technical High School Prospect Hill Academy HIGH Bedford High School Concord Carlisle High School Kents Hill Quincy High School Belmont Hill School Cristo Rey Boston High School Liberty High School Randolph High School SCHOOLS Boston Arts Academy Dana Hall Lincoln-Sudbury Rockland Public High School Boston College High School Dedham High School Loomis Chaffee School Roxbury Latin School Boston Collegiate Charter School Dexter Southfield High School M.A.T.C.H. Roxbury Preparatory Charter School 2001-2020 Boston Community Leadership Academy Dorchester High School Madison Park Vocational High School Salem High School The following is a list of high Boston Day and Evening Academy Dorchester Technical School Maine Central Institute Seton Academy Boston Green Academy Dublin School Marianapolis Prep Snowden International schools where our students Boston Latin Academy East Boston High School Mary Lyon Pilot High School Somerville High School have gone on to study. Boston Latin School EDCO Youth Alternative Matignon High School South Kent School Boston Preparatory High Edward M. Kennedy Academy for Health Careers Maynard Evans High School St. Andrews School Boston Trinity Academy Elizabeth Seton Academy Medford Vocational High School St. Clare’s Catholic Braintree High School English High School Melrose High School St. Joseph Preparatory Brighton High School Everett High School Meridian Academy St. Mark’s School British School of Boston Excel Academy Milton High St. Sebastian’s School Brockton High School Excel Charter Minuteman Career and Technical High School Taft School Brook Farm Academy Fenway High School Miss Hall’s School TechBoston Academy Buckingham Browne & Nichols Fontbonne Academy Nashua Hill School The Rivers School Buxton School Framingham High School Neighborhood House Charter School The Winsor School Cambridge Charter Full Circle Alternative New Mission High School Trinity Catholic High School Canton High School Greater Egleston High School Newman Prep School Urban Science Academy Cardinal Spellman High School Groton School Newton Country Day School Waldorf School of Belmont Cathedral High School Hebron Academy Noble and Greenough School Walnut Hill School Catholic Memorial Henderson School Norfolk County Agricultural High Wareham High School Champion Charter High Park High School North Cambridge Catholic West Roxbury Education Complex Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall School Hingham High School North Quincy High Weymouth High School Charlestown High School Holbrook Academy Northfield Mount Hermon Williston Northampton School Church Farm School Holderness School Notre Dame Academy

Allegheny College Dickinson College Massachusetts Bay Community College Suffolk University Anna Maria College Dominican College Massasoit Community College Temple University ATTENDED Bay State College Eastern Connecticut Community College MassBay Tufts University Bentley University Empire Beauty School Millennium Training Institute Union College COLLEGES Blaine Beauty School EMS Academy- EMT & Paramedic Training Moravian College University of Massachusetts Amherst Boston College Everest Institute Morehouse College University of Massachusetts Boston 2005-2020 Boston University Fisher College Mt. Ida College University of Central Florida Brigham Young University Florida A&M New England College University of Dubuque The following is a list of Brandeis University Framingham State University Newbury College University of Massachusetts - Boston Building Pathways Construction Gibbs College Northeastern University University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth colleges or post-secondary Apprenticeship Program Hesser College Pine Manor College University of Massachusetts - Lowell institutions where our Bunker Hill Community College Hobart and William Smith College Providence College University of Massachusetts-Amherst Cambridge College ITT Technical Institute Quincy College University of Miami students have attended Centre College Job Corps Regis College University of New England school. City University of New York Jobs for Youth Rhode Island University University of Phoenix Clark Atlanta University Johnson & Wales Roxbury Community College University of Tampa Clark University Kingsborough Community College Salem State University Virginia State University Connecticut College Lesley College Salve Regina University Wellesley College Cordon Bleu College University of Lynchburg Simmons College Wentworth Institute of Technology Cortiva Institute Massage Therapy School Long Island University Skidmore College Western Connecticut State University Curry College Loyola University New Orleans Smith College Wheelock College Dean College Maine Institute of Art Stonehill College Youth Build

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2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 16 10/10/20 9:13 AM OF THE EARLY LEARNING CENTER ON FAMILIES

PARENT CAFÉS Beginning in fall 2019, we started hosting parent cafés every Thursday through our partnerships with Neighborhood Villages and Jewish Family & Children’s Services. These cafés are physically and emotionally safe spaces where our Early Learning Center parents talk about the challenges and victories of raising a family and learn more about important subjects related to parenting. Topics included: Making Reading Fun for Little Ones, Self-Care & Resilience, Financial Planning, and Relationships & Social Connections. During these parent cafés, we also brought experts on-site to lead discussions—e.g. a sleep consultant came in to talk to parents about how to help their children sleep through the night and an OB-GYN to discuss health & wellness with our new moms. In addition, Jewish Family & Children’s Services provided a therapist for parents on-site weekly, and we were pleased to see the majority of parents access this crucial resource. These supports helped our parents decrease stress, increase resiliency, and focus on being the best parents they can for their children.

SUPPORTING OUR FAMILIES While our Early Learning Center and Middle School were closed temporarily due to COVID-19, we engaged families in parent education through weekly virtual Parenting Journey classes for two hours every Thursday via Zoom. In addition, we offered a new parent education class virtually called the Power of Parenting through our partners at Families First, Boston Basics, and Codman Square Health Center.

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IMPACT BY THE NUMBERS

% % MORE THAN 10070 30 TEACHING FELLOWS ARE STILL PURSUING OF OUR FACULTY & HAVE BEEN TRAINED AT EDUCATION STAFF ARE FORMER EPIPHANY SINCE 1998 CAREERS TEACHING FELLOWS

JONATHAN COICOU Chair, Social Studies Department South Shore Educational Campus, Brooklyn, NY Epiphany School Teaching Fellow, 2010-2012 We had the pleasure to speak with former Teaching Fellow, Jonathan Coicou, who shared his experience as a fellow at Epiphany. “ My experience at Epiphany was without question a catalyst that changed the trajectory of my career as well as my whole purpose and mission as a young adult. I arrived in 2010 with an interest in education, but I had no idea where to begin and how to make it happen. Working as a Teaching Fellow at Epiphany set the foundation for me to learn how to be an agent of change. I not only learned how to teach important content to young minds, but I also learned how to make education more of an experience than an event. I learned how to be aware of the social, emotional and mental well-being of my students in addition to their academic progress. I learned that education was more than teaching until the bell rings, but it is lifelong relationships, unconditional love, and learning how to be present for my students, their families, and our community, from making sure they had breakfast, lunch, and dinner, to coaching them in sports, mentoring them, listening to them, and supporting them in their personal growth. I am currently entering into my eleventh year of teaching (two years at Epiphany and nine in the New York City Department of Education) and serve as the Social Studies Department Chair at my school within the South Shore Educational Campus in Brooklyn, NY. Without a doubt, I believe the roots of my ability to connect with and engage my students, colleagues and community comes from my foundational experience working as a Teaching Fellow at Epiphany.” 18

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THE FOUNDING OF IMAGO DEI, AN “EPIPHANY-INSPIRED” SCHOOL, AS TOLD BY ITS FOUNDERS, THE REV. ANNE SAWYER & THE REV. SUSAN ANDERSON-SMITH Imago Dei Middle School in Tucson, Arizona was born of and thanks to the Epiphany School, and with the gracious support of the Rev. John Finley, for whom we will always give thanks. Epiphany was the inspiration! John gave us the roadmap to make it happen. The story of Imago Dei begins with the Rev. Susan Anderson-Smith, who learned about Epiphany while attending the Episcopal Divinity School. Having taught at the National Cathedral School for Girls in Washington DC, Epiphany’s commitment to provide an Episcopal private school education solely to economically disadvantaged children deeply inspired her. On a fall day in 2003, Susan and Anne Sawyer, a student at Harvard Divinity School, visited Epiphany and John on campus. As they walked into John’s office, on the seat of a chair was a freshly printed tome of a self-study that Epiphany had just completed for ANNE & SUSAN accreditation. With a true sense of accomplishment, John reached down to pick up the document when Susan and Anne asked boldly for a copy. Caught off-guard, John gave the only gracious response to give – “Well, of course!” This was the roadmap that gave birth to Imago Dei, allowing us to open in 2006 and serve children in a region of the country desperately in need of an educational model that empowers children and families to live fully into their potential as children of God. This generous gift was only the first of many that the faculty, staff, and Board of Epiphany would make over the years. Epiphany has journeyed with Imago Dei along the way. It is our prayer that we will do the same, and our children will continue to make us proud. Blessings to Epiphany, and all who make these special schools possible for the children and families we serve and who transform our lives.

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2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 20 10/10/20 9:13 AM STUDENTS FROM IMAGO DEI MIDDLE SCHOOL

IMAGO DEI TODAY “Imago Dei” means “image of God,” and it refers to a belief that “ As Imago Dei alumni navigate drastically changed landscapes, the impact of their time every person is made in the image of the divine and is worthy of at Imago Dei can be seen more distinctly than ever; most profoundly in the ways they are love, care and respect. Much like at Epiphany, Imago Dei scholars giving back to the people and communities that have helped them get their footing in the are boys and girls grades 5-8 from diverse Tucson families, all of world. Our Graduate Support and Family Services teams are staffed in large part by whom qualify for the free or reduced school lunch program under alumni, doing everything from supporting our curbside Family Pantry pickups, to teaching federal rules. There is no other qualification for admission. With in the classroom. We can certainly point to academic and professional successes (of which its whole-child, whole-family approach that never gives up, and, there are many!) as signs of impact, but frankly, I am most proud of the ways in which our fourteen years in, Imago Dei is seeing impressive results. Low- scholars lead in the community and try to pay that impact forward. Much like at Epiphany, income children with similar demographics in Pima County and, exactly as our founders had hoped, the return on investment in these kids and the achieve a high school graduation rate between 60% and 70%. energy they reinvest in their respective communities will continue to have profound impact But more than 90% of Imago Dei alumni old enough to have long after they matriculate from 8th grade.” done so have graduated high school. More than 80% are pursuing college or career training. CAMERON TAYLOR, HEAD OF SCHOOL, IMAGO DEI

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“ Thanks to the extraordinary generosity of Epiphany’s donors and solid cost management by the school staff, Epiphany had a very strong fiscal 2020. As a result, the School enters fiscal 2021 in good financial condition. However, all of us have to remember that Epiphany is dependent on all of our generosity, and I hope that everyone will continue to support the School to the best of their ability.“ KEN BURNES, TREASURER

SOURCES OF FUNDS JULY 1, 2019- JUNE 30, 2020

SOURCES CHURCHES $61,234 Annual Fund1 1.27% C&F Gala Revenue (Corporations) $134,1 5 0

Grants $751,500 GRANTS INDIVIDUALS Churches $61,234 $751,500 $3,877,139 % Individuals $3,877,139 15.58 80.37%

TOTAL ANNUAL FUND 2020 $4,824,023 CORPORATIONS $134,150 2.78% SYGS2 Gifts and Pledge Payments $1,275,993 New Initiatives (Restricted Funds): $239,657 3 Program Income $95,656 SYGS received $1,275,993 in cash contributions for fiscal year ELC Tuition and Voucher Income $157,371 2020. Campaign to date, Epiphany has received $20,673,320 Endowment Draw for Operating Purposes $233,915 in addition to $474,000 in documented pledge commitments. TOTAL SOURCES $6,826,615

NOTES: (1) Annual Fund excludes gifts for restricted programs (such as SYGS), rental and meal reimbursement income and endowment. Total sources excludes in-kind donations, net interest, market adjustments for pledges and dividends and realized and unrealized gains (losses). (2) SYGS stands for Starting Younger, Growing Stronger, a capital campaign. (3) Includes but not limited to facility use, rental and meal reimbursement income. For additional financial information, please go to https://www.epiphanyschool.com/annual-reports-and-financials

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2019-2020 LEADERSHIP COUNCIL Tess V. Atkinson, Chair Lisa Lewis Maureen Alphonse-Charles Tom Lewis Holly Ambler Stacey Lucchino Brenda Bancel Peter Madsen Joseph Bierwirth Dan Mathieu Gordon Bither Makeeba McCreary Carol Brayboy Katherine McHugh 2019-2020 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Remko Breuker Katherine Metcalfe Jennifer B. Fulton, President The Rev. Jennifer G. Daly Dennis Goldstein Marilyn Lyng O’Connell Stephen H. Brown Sally Miller Peter K. Levitt, Vice President Lia Der Marderosian Jude Jason Erica Pappendick Christy Cashman George Motley Eva L. Maynard, Secretary Åsa Fanelli Peter M. Keating Diane B. Patrick Gretchen Colby Elaine Murphy Martin G. Zinny, Treasurer The Rev. John H. Finley IV, Barbara A. Kryder José A. Rosa ‘02 Kerrivan Crowe Muffin O’Brien Tess V. Atkinson Ex-Officio Elizabeth L. March Anne L.H. Sanderson Bill Crowley Alice O’Neill Martina Albright C. Fritz Foley Stephanie J. Martinez ‘03 Alicia A. Southwell Christopher Cutler Bill Polk Kennett Burnes The Rt. Rev. Alan Gates, Jenna Miller Linda C. Wisnewski Gene Dahmen Kathy Putnam Honorary Chair Betsy Edie Annie Sacerdote Theresa Ellis Ned Schuller Delores Ellison Lisa Shaw Alison Elworthy Chris Shepherd 2019-2020 FACULTY & STAFF Adam Feinstein Carmel Shields Ashlee Abdallah Amanda Duffy Steeve Joazard ‘04 Frank Penney John Finley III Kate Silbaugh Caroline Abernethy Kara Fagan-Rayner Ashley Johnson Karen Peterkin Patrick Fischoeder Sandra Stark Frannie Abernethy Kevin Figueroa Ryan Jones Adotey Plange Thomas C. Frongillo Darryl Sterling Patrick Alfama ‘07 John H. Finley IV Ella Kotner Camila Pontes ‘05 Angela Garcia Paul Stewart Melissa Aybar Barb Fletcher Lina Lannon Lino Sanchez Melissa Gerrity Maite Suarez-Rivas Melody Baptista Rod Fletcher Samantha Lawson Michelle Sanchez Betsey Gifford Alvin Taylor Argenis Bautista Erika Forrest Amy Levine Caroline Sayre Robin Graves Ellen Theriault Aidid Brayboy ‘07 Menos Francisque Stephanie Long Michelle Shillingford Timothy D. Green David A. Thomas Will Brown Marilisa Gabresi-Deleveaux Loreen Louiny Natacha Shillingford G. Zachary Gund Polly Tsai Santa Carmona Emily Galowitz Salwa Mansour Lori Smith Britton Pam Hansen Kelly Uller Ashley Centeio ‘09 John Guerra Antoinette Matthews-Bullard ‘12 Emily Tiedtke Winston Henderson David Urion Emily Centeio ‘02 Barbara Guilfoile Teresa Maxwell Aly Tran ‘07 James Houghton Ricalder Valentine Kwan Chan Hawes Troy Harvey Susan Mega Claire Whitehouse Rawson Hubbell Katharine Walker Grace Clark Monique Hassel Piedad Muñoz Johnny Wilson ‘04 David Ilsley Kristina Watts Sabrina Correia ‘08 Elena Heiland Miranda Nelson Meredith Winter Dennis Kanin Mary Wendell Annalise Deal Chazzie Henderson Breane Norvell Takia Younge Michael Kendall John Werner A.B. Deleveaux Heanderlynn Henry Irma Ortega Sylvia Kuzman Lang Wheeler Tatiana Duarte Ash Inglis Amory Parker Eloise P. Lawrence Neela Zinsser 2020 ANNUAL REPORT PHOTO CREDIT: Bearwalk Cinema, Brenda Bancel, Caitlin Cunningham Photography 22

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$25,000+ John & Margot Finley° Dan & Marilyn O’Connell* Anonymous° John Finley & Stan McGee° Erica & Ted Pappendick* Anonymous Paige & Peter Fisher* George & Kathy Putnam* Dee & Nick Adams* Jane Fogg* Nancy Putnam The Allen Family Foundation° Jennifer & William Fulton* Alexander & Annie Sacerdote* Sam & Tess Atkinson* Frank Gerrity Charitable Trust* Klaudia Shepard° Ausolus Trust* Marie & Peter Gerrity* Shippy Foundation* Bain Capital Children’s Charity* Dennis Goldstein & Beth Kressley Goldstein* State Street Foundation Matching Gift Program Brenda & Stéphane Bancel* Gordon Gurd* Geneva & William Thorndike° Anne & Robert Bass* The Gordon & Llura Gund Foundation* Scobie Ward Gordon Bither* The Zachary & Lindsey Gund Foundation* Wellington Management Foundation° Brooke Bailey & Todd Bourell* Lindsey & Zachary Gund° Wellsprings Family Foundation* Alec & Heidi Brackenridge* Ann & John Hall* Mary & Ted Wendell° Barbara & Ken Burnes° Gordon & Robyn Hayward Betsey & Jim Westra* Cabot Corporation Foundation* The Janey Fund Charitable Trust* Elizabeth Munro & Peter Wheeler* Cabot Family Charitable Trust Chris & Lisa Kaneb* Linda Wisnewski° Nat & Ted Caplow Gail Kaplan* Mary Cornille° Alex Haagensen & Michael Kendall $15,000 - $24,999 Julia Cox* Kingsbury Road Charitable Foundation° Anonymous* John Deknatel & Carol Taylor* Adriana & Peter Levitt* American Tower Corporation* The Dorot Foundation Liberty Mutual Foundation* Nancy & Robert Anthony David & Deborah Douglas* The McCance Foundation Trust* Rev. Tom & Fran Bartlett Downey Family Charitable Foundation* The McKenzie Family Charitable Trust* Mia & Tim Bass Doris & Walter Downey* Katherine Metcalfe & Langdon Wheeler° Sam & Shannon Caspersen The Georgiana Goddard Eaton Memorial Fund The Nord Family Foundation* The Cedar Street Foundation George & Nerys Estes* The Nordblom Family Foundation* Church of the Redeemer, Chestnut Hill°

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2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 24 10/10/20 9:14 AM Eastern Bank* Elizabeth Johnson Nat Damon & Ricardo Torres* Gail Nelson & Peter Tarr* George & Marina Hatch* Episcopal City Mission Joanie Johnson* DCU for Kids Constance Tucker* Elizabeth Horan* Peter & Rebecca Forkner Bran & James Johnston The Dennis Family Foundation Katharine Walker° David & Kathy Ilsley° James & Melissa Gerrity° The Keel Foundation* Julia Bator & Charles Duggan* Jessica & Peter Walter Christopher & Micheline Jedrey Goldman Sachs Matching Gift Program* Adam & Mary Beth Kirsch* Margaret & Michael Elizondo* The Walther Foundation* Sarah Jubitz & Scott Rousseau The Grant & Lara Gund Foundation* Ronald Lee* Åsa Fanelli & Rufus Ward* Candy & Jay Walton* Justice Resource Institute Grant & Lara Gund Becky & Mark Levin Adam Feild & Erik Torkells* The Pamela Steele White Foundation Geoffrey & Sidney Kenyon* Bayard & Julie Henry° Elizabeth March & David Stein* FMC Corporate Matching Gift Plan* Edward White Laura Levitt Beaudry* Connie Coburn & James Houghton* Steve & Tish Mead° Orville W. Forte Charitable Foundation* Windhover Foundation* Ann & Karl Loos* James & Maisie Houghton* Peter & Susan Murley* Franklin Square House Foundation Clara B. Winthrop Charitable Trust* Betsy Ridge Madsen° Hunt Street Fund* Rogers & Tom Olverson° Anne & Chad Gifford John & Libby Winthrop* Betsy Ridge Madsen° Peter Keating° Claire & Adam Forkner Charles & Mary Glenn* Barbara Wood* Peter Madsen° Barbara & Chris Kryder° Rebecca & Peter Forkner* Victoria Graboys* Lee & Nile Albright Ruth Mead* Katie & Travis Lee* The Rachlin Family Foundation Peter Gregory Melanin Haircare Deval & Diane Patrick° Rae Family Charitable Foundation Trust* John Guerra* $2,500 - $4,999 Katharine Merck* PNC Bank Jane Saltonstall Bambi Hatch* Anonymous(3)* Christopher Meyer* The William L. Saltonstall Foundation* Anne & Ian Sanderson* Happy Hawn* John & Regina Adams* Debby & Graeme Mills* William E. Schrafft & Berta E. Schrafft Charitable Trust* James & Pam Schwartz* Rawson & Sarah Hubbell* Bill & Liz Adams* Elaine Murphy Beth & Ned Schuller° Maura Shaughnessy F.I. Hutchins Charitable Trust* Amy & David Aha* St. John the Evangelist, Hingham Drew & Kiki Shilling* The Shilling Family Foundation* Abigail Johnson & Christopher McKown* Cheryl & Rand Alexander* Lindsey & Robert Parker The Sidney A. Swensrud Foundation* Alicia Southwell & Kirk Grosel° Edward & Elizabeth Johnson* David & Holly Ambler* Raymond James Anne & Lanny Thorndike° Carol & James Taiclet* Jubitz Family Foundation* Eleanor Andrews Jim & Sandy Righter* Wallace Genetic Foundation The TJX Foundation Solomon Kumin Robert Ball* Rodman for Kids* Susan Whitehead* Ming & Polly Tsai* John Lashar David Beck & Gregory Van Boven° David Ross* Cecile & Stewart Tucker* Jennifer Keddy & Stuart Levinson* Landis Becker Young Susan & William Samuelson $10,000 - $14,999 The van Otterloo Family Foundation Tom Lewis & Pixie Robinson° Cheryl & Joe Bierwirth* The Savage Family Foundation* Anonymous* Lindsay Foundation* Amanda Black* John Scullin* Boston Scientific Foundation $5,000 - $9,999 Ann & Karl Loos Brackenridge Foundation* Kate & Raleigh Shoemaker* Herbert Brown* Anonymous(6)* Edward Maloney Barbara Brackenridge* The Sholley Foundation* Christy & Jay Cashman Anonymous The Martin Foundation* Susan Okie Bush* Anne Slichter Alexi & Steve Conine* Chela & Norman Abdallah The McIntosh Foundation* Paul & Virginia Cabot Charitable Trust* Kevin Smart* Ceci & Eduardo Cordeiro* The Albright Foundation Trust Lisa & Theo Melas-Kyriazi* Julie & Kevin Callaghan* St. Anne’s in-the-Fields, Lincoln Lia Der Marderosian* Lee & Nile Albright Barbara & Richard Melvoin° Cambridge Trust Company* St. Dunstan’s, Dover° Ebling Family Foundation Martina Albright & Jon Bernstein MFS Investment Management The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Timothy & Wendy Sullivan° Gayané & Tom Ebling Christine Allen* Jenna & Quincy Miller* Denise Casper Christopher & Elizabeth Thompson Lincoln and Therese Filene Foundation* The Paul & Edith Babson Foundation Jean-Pierre & MaryBeth Mittaz* David & Holiday Collins* Trinity Parish, Newton Centre* Fritz & Leah Foley Michael Bain* Marshall & Nina Moriarty Loring & Louise Conant* Trustees of the Sears and Other Funds Adam & Clare Forkner Olivia Bancel Benjamin & Meta Neilson* Brian & Karen Conway* Jennifer & Jonathan Uhrig* Peter & Rebecca Forkner Mari & Tom Becker New England Patriots Charitable Foundation* Jeri & Michael Cooper* Arthur & Dorothy Ullian* David Foster* The Benevity Community Impact Fund* Tom O’Toole* Jen & Michael Daly° Anne & Jack Vernon* Jody & Tom Gill Jamie Billings The Boyd Fund* Thomas DeLong & Vineeta Vijayaraghavan* Lynne & Thomas Viti* Goldman Sachs Gives* Jeannie & John Blasberg* Lynn Petrasch* East Boston Savings Bank Charitable Foundation* John Wallace* Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Marina & Walter Bornhorst* The Plymouth Rock Foundation* Eaton Vance Management* Patricia Rogers & Steven Ward* Jack Goldsmith & Leslie Williams* Boston Mutual Life Insurance Co Prio Wealth Peter Erichsen & David Palumb° Plato Malozemoff Foundation* The Grove Creek Fund* Edward & Ruth Brooking* The Gillette Company* William H. G. Fitzgerald Family Foundation* Douglas Wheeler* The Hamilton Company Charitable Foundation Brookline Bank* The Racemaker Charitable Fund* David & Goldie Freeman° Whole Kids Foundation Ellen & John Harris* Lisa & Steve Brown* The Ramsey McCluskey Family Foundation Bradley & Cynthia Galko Kendra & Peter Wilde* Daphne Hatsopoulos* People’s United Bank The Richard Foundation* Cathy & Michael George* Peter & Sally Wilde* Jerry & Margaretta Hausman* The Bushrod H. Campbell and Adah F. Hall Charity Hilary & Peter Richards° Daniel & Maria Gerrity° Augusta Nadler Alissa & Henry Heinerscheid Fund* Carol Rugani* Beth & Rob Gilfeather* Grant Winthrop* The Mabel A. Horne Fund* Citizens Bank* Judy Schumacher* David & Jennifer Grumhaus Wisdom Lotus Foundation Amos & Barbara Hostetter* Lisette Cooper Brian & Liz Shortsleeve* Barbara Guilfoile & Bernie Lebow* Richard Wood* The Roy A. Hunt Foundation° The Croll Foundation° Jack & Julia Smith Louis Guyott* Anne-Marie & Thomas Woodhouse* Jude & Mary Jason* Mary W. B. Curtis Trust Donald & Marjorie Swift Lisbeth Hall*

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2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 25 10/10/20 9:14 AM $1,000 - $2,499 Commodore Builders* John & Nancy Goldthwait* Jason Krantz Hillary & Jay Murphy Anonymous(5) Christopher Connolly & Marjorie Liner* The GoodCoin Foundation Andrew & Dana Kull* Amnoni Myers Anonymous(4)* Joseph Corcoran Lorraine Gordon Joan & Michael Kulukundis* National Association of Episcopal Schools* AAFCPAs* Corning Incorporated Foundation* Gorter Family Foundation* Toby Kumin New England Regional Council of Carpenters Caroline & Robert Abernethy° Caroline & David Cornish* Susan & Terry Gould* Connie & Peter Lacaillade° New Roots Church Anoma & Rohan Abeyaratne* Cecily & John Cornish* Merilee Grindle Tony LaCasse* Philip & Tammy Nicholas* Barbara & Michael Alavi* Mo & Stacy Cowan Buck Haberkorn & Elaine Murphy Eloise & Kelly Lawrence* Marianna O’Brien° Elizabeth & Oliver Ames Howard Cox Charitable Fund Cindy & Seth Lawry Irma Ortega-Hernandez* Devon & Dwight Angelini James Croom & Tara Hurley Jeri Hamlen* Louise Lazare* Greg & Kim Pappas* Bank of America Matching Gifts* Blaise DaCosta & Lina Lannon Preston & Sandi Hannibal° Sara Cosgrove & Daniel Levy* Parish of the Good Shepherd, Waban° The Barr Fund* Bob & Kitty Davis* Bill Hannigan Corey & Geoff Lewis* Barbara & Oliver Parker* Pamela & Thomas Bator* Frances & Hubert de Lacvivier* Pamela & Russell Hansen° Donald & Sarah Libbey° Joan Parrish* Barbara & George Beal* Definitive Healthcare Ed & Peggy Harding* David & Jean Lincoln* Anne Pellegrino* Bob & Judy Bland* Heidi & Ralph Derbyshire* Elizabeth & Justin Harrison* Living Springs Foundation* Doris & Victor Pena-Cruz* Brennan Bonner* Darren Donovan Christa & Jeff Hawkins Sonia Loizeaux° Frank & Mary Penney* Boston City Singers* Betsy & Rick Edie Nicki Hines Longpoint Realty Partners The Perkins Charitable Foundation* Boston Medical Center HealthNet Plan* Edgar Eltrich & Suzanne Meszner-Eltrich Amanda & Carter Hood° Jerry Lummus Beth Pfeiffer* Doug Brooks Melissa & Sanford England Adam Illfelder M&T Bank* Perry & William Phinney° Rhea & Robert Brooks* John Fagan & Sharon Steindam Cynthia Ingols* Melissa Ma* Casey & Heidi Piche Al & Karen Budney° Chuck & Lora Farkas* Andrew Jackmauh* Elizabeth Madison Richard & Elaine Pierce Richard Buke Anne & Chuck Farrington Gardner & Pam Jackson* George & Mandy Mahoney* Susanna Place & Scott Stoll° Kathy Burns & Michael Greeley Tom & Louise Fernandes Freddie & Nikki Jacobs John Jr. & Maude March Bill & LuAnn Polk° Bettina & Craig Burr* Natalie & Samuel Finley Diehl & Patricia Jenkins* Lucy March Mark Potter Elizabeth Cady* The Fitzgerald Family Foundation Fund Katherine Johnson Alexandra Maruszewski PowerOptions John Chamberlin* Jane Fitzgerald Margaret Bullitt-Jonas & Robert Jonas Sean McDonough William Z. Putnam Damon Chandik Sarah & Charlie Forbes* Allegra Jordan & Theodore Ryan° Katherine McHugh* Judith & Warren Radtke* Liesl & Peter Christie* Adam & Claire Forkner Greg & Sarah Keating° Arthur & Stephanie McMahon* Abby & Gene Record° Tara Ciongoli Chris & Kelly French* Nicholas Keches Carol Milam Lisa Resnek Wyett Lucy Cleland & Tessa Johnson Donna & Philip Furse* John & Mary Kennedy* Weston Milliken* Annie & Paul Richardson* Don & Sonia Cleven* Thomas Galloway Thomas Keown Sandro & Suzanne Mina Cornelia Roberts* CLF Foundation* Keith Gelb Nancy Kidder* Robert Minturn° Heaton & Henrietta Robertson* Gretchen & Robert Colby* Anthony Gemma Joseph Kittredge & Winand Van Eeghen* Mary Moran Joshua Levy & Rachel Rock* Doug Cole & Nancy Simonian Cassie Gerrity* Dave Calfee & Whitman Knapp* George & Priscilla Motley* Fernando Rodriguez-Villa* Patricia Colhoun* Charles Gervais Wendell Knox Jayne & Kevin Mundt* Henry & Nitza Rosovsky*

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2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 26 10/10/20 9:14 AM Paul Russell* Nancy & Thomas Black Cynthia Harmon Eileen Moison Bonnie & Mike Theriault Henry & Joyce Shepherd* Rebecca & Wesley Blair* Laura Herring Christopher Duggan & Deborah Molrine* Hamilton Jones & Abim Thomas Kathleen & Ross Sherbrooke° Barbara & Michael Blauer* Rosalind Hill Tia Dennis & Charles Morris* Skip Hughes & Barry Tubman* Daniel Jurayj & Katharine Silbaugh° Alice Boardman Morrish* Arthur & Eloise Hodges° Karen Morrissey* Rosamond Vaule* Ed & Kitty Smith* Boston Private Bank & Trust Carol & Valentine Hollingsworth Joseph Gitchell & Elizabeth Mumford° Antonia & Fred von Gottberg Scott Smith Victoria Boughton Colton Diane & Thomas Hollister Glenn & Kathryn Murphy° Helen & Whitney Wagner* Mark Sommer* Russ Breeden Community Foundation of Southeastern Marie & Stuart Nagode* The Walden Trust* St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Dedham* Clifford Brown* Massachusetts - Jim & Bess Hughes Fund* Network for Good* Anne & Monte Wallace* Katherine Chapman Stemberg* Janice & Steve Bruneau Bob Hunter New Jersey Road Runners Carrie Walsh Maite Suarez-Rivas* Debra Budde* Emily & Joy Hurd* Jeffrey & Sarah Newton Robert Derry & Kendall Watts Emily & Paul Sugg* Clarence Butler* Alyson & John Hussey Allison O’Connell Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Dan & Leslie Sullivan* Richard Byrd* Joanie & Timothy Ingraham* Charles & Seater-Margaret O’Hara Gifts Program Karen & Robert Sweet* Angie Byrne & Aaron Griset* Florrie & Joel Ives* Jackie O’Neill* David & Sandi Whiston Fife & Marci Symington° Levin Campbell* Richard Jackmauh & Anne Wood* Carolyn & Robert Osteen° Eileen Guggenheim & Russell Wilkinson The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving Amber Carden Deborah Jackson Mark & Patricia Ostrem Lawrence Miller & Ellen Williams° Joan & Nicholas Thorndike° Jane Carr Robin & Thomas Jackson* Polly & Robert Pennoyer Frances & Patrick Wilmerding William Tyler Jonatha Ceely* Andrew & Cindy Janower* Kevin & Stefanie Pessolano* Courtney Wilson Elizabeth Blaicher & Sandra Uhlig* Jonathan Choate & Katharine Leggat* Jackie Jenkins-Scott & Jim Scott* Kelly Larsen & Chris Petty Cathy & Johnny Wilson Jeff & Kelly Uller Christ Church, Quincy* Cindy & Robert Johnson* Alexa & Robert Plenge* Rosemary Wilson* United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Christ Episcopal Church, Needham* Martha & Ray Joumas* Grace Offutt & Ted Polubinski* Elizabeth & Robert Wood Merrimack Valley Gerald & Maria Church* Carol & Dennis Kanin° Trevor Potter & Dana Westring* Diane & Paul Yasek Lisa Hanna-Valone & Jim Valone* Carolyn Ross & J. William Codinha Joan Kennedy Brynn & Lowell Putnam* Martin & Rachel Zinny* Erica & Ron Vaters* Bill & Sally Coughlin Stephen Kennedy° Eric Gill & Megan Quigley° Donna & Bill Vello Martha & Robert Cowden* Margery & Richard Kennelly* Belinda Rathbone* $250 - $499 Davide & Jennifer Visco Joanne & Richard Crispin* Jeff & Lisa Kerrigan Judy Reed Smith Anonymous* George von Metzsch Daniel Cushing* Katherine Kimball Jack & Joan Regan* Dustin Aherin Patricia & Thomas Waltner* Gene & Lloyd Dahmen* Marjorie Asfour-Kirkham & Hall Kirkham Ala & William Reid* Ann & Charles Alexander* Weekapaug Chapel Society Kate & Lloyd Dahmen* Peter Klein* Mark & Yesim Richardson Geraldine Alias Wellin Family Foundation, Inc.* Meghan & Phillip Dalton Bayard & Betsy Klimasmith John & Teri Richmond Amazon Smile* Ian Reid & Wendy Wheeler* Brian & Leslie Davie Barbara & Thomas Lamont Judith & Timothy Ritchie Hale & Velerie Andrews* Kamali Willett* Monica & William Decker Law Offices of John Lee Diaz Gary & Jeanette Robinson Michael Aylward & Deborah Ritter* Ashlee Wilson Joanne Walton Dickinson David & Susie Lawrence* John & June Robinson° Sanjay Banker & Sejal Patel Jonathan & Sydney Winthrop Dawn & Jim Doak David & Lucinda Lee° Kathleen Rogers Bruce & Melody Baptista Christina Wood* Edie & Gregory Dolnikowski* Henry & Joan Lee* Sharon Rowe* Dasia Barnes YourCause, LLC Michael Douglas* Harriet & T.L. Linskey Patricia Rudovsky* Kit & Sue Barrow Megan & Russell Zahniser* Al & Ginny Durfee* Mark & Megan Lucier Salesforce Matching Gift Company* Beacon Services* Kathleen Zanowic Timothy Doherty & Leslie Eckel* Des & Josie Maguire Martha Sayre Laura & Scott Beebe* Luther & Pat Zeigler* Noah Feldman* Alice Mahoney Daniel Green & Jamie Scarborough Lee & Michael Behnke* Michael Zoob* Kirkman Finlay* Temba & Vuyelwa Maqubela* Diane & Richard Schmalensee* Julie Bennett Vicki Zwerdling James & Janet Fitzgibbons° Beth & Carmine Martignetti* Sam Plimpton & Wendy Shattuck* Ned & Sandy Bigelow* Edward & Ruth Fleischer* Sarah Maynard* Lisa Shaw* Kim Bilderback & Lisa Sue Smedberg $500 - $999 Alice & Jonathan Flint Charlotte & Todd Maynard° John Mannix & Carmel Shields Emily Bingham Anonymous(4)* Craig & Susan Foscaldo Catharine McEachern Jenot & William Shipley Katharine Boden* Anonymous Jill Galowitz Dennis McGurk Chris Sole & Susan Hook Andrew & Jennifer Borggaard* Katie & Robert Adams Susan Alexander & Jim Gammill* McKinsey & Company, Inc. The Sooner Foundation Katie Brackenridge Lars & Lawson Albright* Alan Gates & Patricia Harvey Jill & Joe McKinstry Caroline Southall* Katie Bramley Ricardo Avila & William Bonnell* Peter Gelhaar Jamie & Natalie McKnight Oliver Spalding* Kerry Brennan* Anne Aylward* Marion & Robert Goldstein* Kathleen & Mark McKone-Sweet* Deborah Stein Sage Brennan Edward & Elizabeth Baldini* Deb & Tony Green Doug McLane Sylvia Stevens* Heidi Brieger* David Barr Happy Green Anne & Colin McNay* Lally Stowell* Catherine Brigham* Adam Berger & Stephen Frank* Mary & Tim Green Thomas Chalmers & Joan Meyer* Carol & Ralph Stuart* Lori Smith Britton & Milton L. Britton Jr.* Libby & Mark Berman* David & Susan Hahn Neil Michaelsen Vera Targoff David & Deborah Brooks* Verone Bernard Halaby Family Trust John Miller Ben & Kate Taylor* Jennifer Prior Brown Birch|REA Partners* Sally & Ted Hansen* Katherine Adams* Costanza & Stephen Theobald Josiah Brown*

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2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 27 10/10/20 9:14 AM Robynne Brown Bernice B. Godine Family Foundation* Beth Myers Josephine Angevin Andy Calkins Dan & Holly Burnes* Sara Eisenman & David Godine Yasmin Nunez Frannie & Gregg Armstrong Anthony & Mary Calo Thomas Bushman* Robert Goldstein Elizabeth & Kevin O’Connell Katharine Arnstein* Marilyn & Vincent Camelio* David Button Antoinette Gore Stephen Oliver Branon Ashcraft James Carmack Meg Campbell* Amy & Norm Gorin David Olyphant & Eloise Watt* Mary & William Atwater Melinda Caruso Greer Candler Madeline Gregory* David S. Osborn Elizabeth & William Atwood Florence & Robert Casper* Margaret Caplow Jerry Guiler Pamela Peck Susan & Stuart Auchincloss* Lauren Cavanagh Sarah Carleton* Bryan & Debbie Haggerty Emilie & Joe Pryor* Suzanne Bacon Emily Centeio Peter Calkins & Susan Casey* Corinna F. Hammond Frank Purcell, III Barbara & Bradford Baker* Justina Centeio Regine Celius David Handloss-Stern Brooks & Judith Reece* Bill & Louise Baker* Mr. Leno B. Centeio & Ms. Jandira Lobo Christopher Chase & Jane Money Harry Hanson & Ann Hollingsworth* Sharon Reilly Sidney Baptista & Maia DeBarros Rashelle Centeio Anne Choate Lombardini Jessie & John Harris Helen Riess Marygrace & Peter Barber Mo Chan Laura Christian* Amoré & Danielle Heard* Christine & Jason Roberts Andrea Barros Carol Chirico H. Nichols Clark Barbara Heinemann Gary & Lori Ronkin* Tchintcia Barros Mary Christie Gretchen & Robert Colby Snowden Henry José Rosa* Dorothy & Richard Bartlett* Witney Christie Laverne Coney Betriz Heuze Sally Madsen & Adam Rothschild* Judy Beal Anthony Cichello & Christine Kamp-Cichello Sarah Conner* Charles Hindmarsh Bob & Vicki Rugo* Janet Beaven Citizens Financial Group Daniel & Jodi Cooper* Christopher & Megan Holding Karen & Sean Russell Catherine Belden & James Nail Lisa Clifton Stephen Crosby Robert Holland & Jim Sellers* Eleanor & Hugh Sackett* Andrew Bendheim* Tilly Close* Bill & Sarah Crowley Barbara Hough & Robert Lind Lisa Sarno Nancy & Peter Bent* Robin Cohen John & Kristin D’Agostino* Heidi Hughey Ralph Saturne Paul Bergeron & Cindy Jaquith* Christine Colbert Mark Day & Thu-Hang Tran Ben & Lisa Humphreys Barbara Savacool° Sue Bielamowicz & Tracey Britton Tina Colbert Jordan Denyse Franklin Huntress Jr.* Risa Shames & Neil Silverston* Larry & Marie Bigelow Sally Collier Lucia & Simon Dolan David & Lydia Icke* Norine & Pete Shults Judith & Robert Birch* Arthur Collins Henry & Lucy Donovan* Income Research + Management Dwight Simon John & Paula Bitner Stephen F. Connolly Lucinda Doran* Robert A Inglis Slade Gorton & Company* Sandra Bittenbender Rossanna Contreras-Godfrey & Steven Godfrey Frannie & Sonny Dowling* Desiree Ivey John Charles Smith* Judy & Michael Blackiemore Jill & Walker Coppedge* Zack Drench & Heather Leavell* Christopher Jenny Julia & Morgan Smith* Nell & Spencer Blasdale* Sarah Cowherd Linda Eason* Aaron Kechley & Sarah Hammond Drew & Ginny Snow Philip Blazar & Nancy Erhlich David Crane Christine Evans* Timothy Kennedy Michael Soule & Kathryn Wynne* Raymond Bligh & Lisa Spollen James & Louisa Crissman Derrick Evans Erik & Tracy Kiernan Alec & Kimberly Southall* Kenneth Blumberg & Sarah Weinstein Hope & Louis Crosier* Benjamin Fagan* Lonsdale & Torin Koester St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, Holliston° Nadine Bonda Kathleen Crowley Carolyn & Kara Fagan-Rayner* Joshua Krumholz St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, Milton* Steven Borgeson Ben Cuca Thomas & Winifred Faust* Abbott & Amanda Lawrence Andrew & Julie Strehle Beth Bouley Allen Currelley Sarah Fels & George Steel* John R. Layton Joan Thompson* Alexandre Bou-Rhodes Jenna Davidson Susan & William Fink* Bernard & Britt Lee Thomas Neil & Bernadette Thomson Arianna Bravo Barbara & David Davis Susan Fitzgerald Howard & Lisa Lewis Julie Barnard & Robert Thuotte* Jennifer Bravo Omar De Paolis Clarissa & Richard Flannery* Charlie & Pooh Lockwood* Anthony & Elizabeth Trase* Jane & Ned Brewer* Danielle DeCosta Ann Colangelo & Bill Fleming Dorothy Mahoney* Tufts Health Plan Foundation David & Gloria Brewster* Craig & Laurel Deery* Barb & Rod Fletcher* Bob Marotto John Tyler* James & Virginia Bride* Dani Dervigilio Wendy T Flowers Alexander & Serena Martin David & Saskia Van Vactor Leslie Brokaw Elizabeth Desabato Swinton Anthony & MaryLynn Flynn Wendy Masler° Mary Vanderwicken Shannon Bromberg Jennifer Diggans Karen Ford & Lewis C. Hitzrot Eva Maynard Deborah Warner* Gilmore Bronsdon* Katherine Diver Benjamin Forkner Daniel McCarthy Frederick Waterman Nancy & Peter Brooks* Dariusz Domanski Fred Forsgard Alex & Freddy McFerran* James Weiss* Kristin Brouker-Botelho Derek Dorman Virginia & William Fruhan* Christine McGrath Bennie Wiley Kaitlyn Brown Christine Dunn Bernie & Carol Fulp Linda McIntosh* Joan & Michael Yogg Lizabeth Ann Brown Elizabeth & Malcolm L. Macpherson George B. Fulton Sherrita McLaughlin Thabiti Brown & Luba Feigenberg* Theresa Ellis & Adam Steinmetz A.B. Deleveaux & Marilisa Gabresi-Deleveaux Wendy Miller Olapade UP TO $249 Tiffany Brown Arthur & Karen Emery* Angela Garcia Andy & Sally Miller* Anonymous(2)* Georgia & Richard Bruggeman Marilyn Emilsson Bink & Weezie Garrison* Catherine & Christopher Milton Maggie Abbott Urmila Buchan Brian & Jeannie Ensor Debbie & Peter Gates David Moss & Abby Rischin* Jennifer Abdallah Alexis Bunyard Valerie Epps* Marc Gearin & Masako Nakamura Omar Moussa Allison & Nader Akhnoukh Earl & Emily Burge* Saskia Epstein Louesa Gillespie* Ruth Mullen* Rapheal Anderson Alice Burley Katharine Evans*

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2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 28 10/10/20 9:14 AM Theodore & Valerie Evans* Barbara & Sam Hayes Euridio Evora* Sarah & Stanton Healy Jalissa Evora Hebrew College Karina Evora Mabel Hempstead* Ludovina Evora Chazzie Henderson Yanick Evora Jill Herold* Priscilla Fales Joanne Hilferty Nicholas & Susan Fels* Geraldine Hines Scott Ferrell Meraf Hintza Matt Ferron Hollingsworth & Vose Company Sophie Kull Ann & Helmut Fickenwirth Carol & Val Hollingsworth* Frances Kurker* The Fieldstone Foundation, Inc.* Kathy Honetschlager Kiyomasa Kuwana Madeline Figueroa James Hornsby Blair Crawford & Sylvia Kuzman Betty & John Finnegan* Amanda & Ricky Housley Rita Lalli* Freddy Flaxman Sharon Housley Garth & Shappy LaPointe Laura Foley Edward Howland Christian Coker & Samantha Lawson Brian & Burch Ford* Elizabeth & J. David Hucker* Margaret Lee Arturo & Erika Forrest Richard & Mia Hull Matthew Lee Mary Foster* Kristin Hunt Victoria Lee & Patrick Witthaus* Joel Freedman & Ann Risso Mary Hunter* Adam & Mary Anne Lerner Frontstream Geraldine Hurley Marc A. Lerner Yoani Fuentes-Martinez Lan Huynh Todd Lerner Frances Meffen Chisom Okpala Sam Fulton Celene & Rahim Ibrahim Ed Lewis John A. Meffen Emma Olcott Melissa Gagen Philip Jacobs H. W. & Margaret Lewis Scott & Susan Mega Joel Oliveira Gretchen & Ned Gammons Rosalind James James Lewis Amy Harris & Jim Merullo Pamela & Rob Orchard Randy Garber Candida Johnson Michelle Lewis Michael Bartlett & Catherine Mesner Heather Pangle Mary & Michael Garfield Edwin & Susan Johnson* Elizabeth & Paige L’Hommedieu Nicole Miller Regan James Pangrazio* Sarah Gaulin Jewell Johnson Chloe Lima Glenn Mink* Joe Parker The GE Foundation Dawn & Russell Johnson* Joe & Michelle Liming Gaby Modesto Robyn Parker Kate & Michael Gearan* Ruedeana Johnson-Ford Trish Lindberg Erica Moen* Rhonda E. Patrick Noreen George Claire Jones Isaac Line Fran Moen Marqueza Patterson Sam George Gerry & Leslie Jones* Dirma Lobo Oswald Mondejar Valentina Pedroza-Munoz Barbara Gervais Diane & Michael Jones* Richard Loring* Americo Monteiro Shelby Pedzewick Manny Gomes & Manuela Rocha Mildred Jones Deandra Loving Edward Moreno Samantha Pellegrino Margaret Goode Chrisy & Roger Jones Jane Lundquist Joyce Hempstead & Jerry Morrow* Marissa Peoples Frank Goodwin Sharyn Jordan Martha Lyman* Marisa Munnings Diane Lewis & Christopher Perry Daniel Gostin R. Marc Kantrowitz Melissa & William Lyons Kevin & Lana Murphy* Velura Perry° Jonathan Gottfried* Trevor Kaplan Chris MacDonald Nicole Murray Lars Peterson* Anne & John Grandin* Cherry & James Karlson* Robert Mack° W. Clapham Murray Barbara & Benjamin Phinney Barbara Green Jerry Karr & Brenda Shapiro Cassandra Manheimer Susan Mygatt* Nicole Pina Matthew Green Louisa Kasdon* David Margulies Samantha Navetta Adotey & Elizabeth Plange Spencer Grossman Jim & Judy Kearney Margaret Martin* Gordon & Jane Nelson Susan Plume* Cynthia Guarino Priscilla Deck & Sean Kelly* Paul Martin John G. Neylon Michael Pojman* Stephen Guyott* Catherine Kernan Elizabeth Matheson Elizabeth Nichols* Amanda Pontbriand Brandon Hagen Jane Kilborn* Punit Matta Julie & Michael Nickson* Camila Pontes Anne Halpin* Lara Kilpatrick Dana Matuozzi Mary Nojeim Geoffrey Pope* Fasih & Sarah Hameed Ellena Kim Angela McCole Kim & Oscar Nunez Josephine Porte Ivan Hansen* Judith Klau & Robert Meyers* Ryan McDonald Colin & Kara O’Brien* Arthur & Barbara Powell John Harper Thelma Klein Jeff McGoldrick John & Karen O’Brien Robert Constantine & Warren Prescott° Barbara & Waldo Hart* Philip Klinck Ann McGowan* Brynn O’Connell Edmund & Elizabeth Price Troy Harvey Jeff & Kate Koeze* Elizabeth McNamara* Caitlin O’Connell Lynn Prime Monique Hassel Karen & Larry Kotner Michael Medina Burton Ogata* Barry & Erin Rafferty Jacqueline Haug Beth & Michael Krebs* Allastair Meffen Jenny & Kelvin Okamoto° Arturo Ramos Marian Ferguson & Richard Hawkins* Mary Kull

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2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 29 10/10/20 9:14 AM Dennis Barr & Firkins Reed Larry Sturken Daniel & Lesley Wolf* John Tyler The Capital Group Companies Nancy Richards* Sadhana Subramanian Women In Development of Greater Boston Linda Wisnewski Charitable Foundation Martha Richmond* Marylynn Sullivan° Amelia Woodley The Plymouth Rock Assurance Foundation Katie & Ned Rimer* Renee Sutman Carrie Woods CIRCLE OF BUSINESSES The TJX Foundation, Inc. Alexandra & Steven Gordon Mary Ellen Sweeney & Hoyt Taylor* Natalie & Rod Wright Anonymous (3) Tufts Health Plan Foundation Susie McIntosh & Ned Roberts* Selden Tearse Lorena Lopera & Jimmy Wyman AAFCPAs Wallace Genetic Foundation Bob & Karen Robertson° Temple Beth-El* Shani Yavin American Tower Corporation Wellington Management Foundation Tayla Robinson Annmarie & William Teuber, Jr. Margaret Young Bain Capital Children’s Charity, Limited Whole Kids Foundation Jill Robitaille Harvey & Valerie Thayer, Jr. Nick Young Beacon Services Brenna Roche Kathy & Michael Theobald* Howard Zaharoff Birch/REA Partners, Inc GIFTS MADE IN Jim Rodenmacher & Doug Shaheen* Leah Hoover & Ellen Theriault* Dom & Helen Zhao Boston City Singers MEMORY OF Luis M. Rodriguez-Villa Alison Thompson Boston Medical Center HealthNet Plan Mackey Abernethy Brenda Rosa Jeffrey Thompson MATCHING GIFTS Boston Mutual Life Insurance Co Theodore Caplow, Sr. Benjamin Rubin Nancy & Walter Thompson* Bank of America Matching Gifts Boston Police Athletic League Cindy Guerra Harry & Patty Russell* Emily Tiedtke Citizens Charitable Foundation Boston Private Bank & Trust Company George Kidder Rebecca Mathers Mary Tiedtke Corning Foundation Boston Scientific Foundation Inc. Katherine Lalli Crescenta Sabree TIFF Advisory Services, Incorporated Eaton Vance Management Brookline Bank John Petrasch Lino & Michelle Sanchez* Ross & Sophia Tomko FMC Corporate Matching Gift Plan Cabot Corporation Foundation, Inc. Keith Wellin Myrna Santiago Guy-Andy Toussaint GE Foundation Matching Gifts Cabot Family Charitable Trust Ruth Santiago Ann & Peter Tower* Goldman Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program Cambridge Trust Company GIFTS MADE IN Judith Saryan & Victor Zarougian* Sally Tran Hollingsworth & Vose Company Citizens Bank HONOR OF Richard Saul* Alejandra Trejo Income Research + Management Citizens Charitable Foundation Norman & Chela Abdallah Austin Sayre Melinda Twomey PNC Bank CLF Foundation Caroline Abernethy Lee Sayre Phillip Vander Wilden Salesforce.org Matching Gifts Commodore Builders Ahmaud Arbery Marion Sayre Jillian Vasseur Shilling Family Foundation Corning Foundation Michael Aylward & Deborah Ritter Ellenjane Scheiner* Kate & Tyler Vaughey* The Benevity Community Impact Fund DCU for Kids Brenda Bancel Cheryl Schondek Alice Verhoeven The Capital Group Companies Charitable Definitive Healthcare Gordon Bither Gretchen & John Schuler DJ Versailles Foundation East Boston Savings Bank Charles C Cabot III Megan Hall & Steven Scrimshaw* Nina Villalba The Perkins Charitable Foundation Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation Justina Centeio Dana Selser Bill Walczak TIFF Advisory Services, Incorporated Eaton Vance Management Elaine & Tom Cleveland F. Sheppard Shanley* Barbara Bilder & Daniel Waldman* Wellington Management Company - Frontstream John Cogan, Jr. Samuel Shaw Robert Wallace Matching Gifts Goldman Sachs Gives Kristin D’Agostino Anne Siarnacki* Jeanne Wallace-Buckley* Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Michael Dangelo Andrea Silbert Joseph & Kitty Wear* Gifts Program Hollingsworth & Vose Company Austin Deleveaux Karen Mirci & Roland Silverio Amy Weed YourCause, LLC Income Research + Management Epiphany Faculty Helaine Silverman Sarah Weinstein Justice Resource Institute Epiphany’s Brotherhood Rebecca Smedley Wendy Weiser PLANNED GIVING DONORS Liberty Mutual Foundation Jose Fernandes Anne Smith* Warren Wells* Anonymous Longpoint Realty Partners John Finley & Stan McGee Craig Smith Paul Westra Sam & Tess Atkinson M&T Bank Barb & Rod Fletcher Lois Smith Monika Whipple* Gordon Bither Melanin Haircare George Floyd Naeemah Smith Jean White* Estate of Richard Close MFS Investment Management David Foster Greg & Tove Smith Lori White John Finley, IV & Stan McGee New England Patriots Charitable Foundation Jennifer Fulton Zak Snow Claire Whitehouse* David Foster New England Regional Council of Carpenters Maria Gerrity Kelsey Sommers Barbara & George Whitesides* Mary & Timothy Green New Jersey Road Runners Robert Goldstein Devin Soule Charles & Tina Whitman Jeri Hamlen People’s United Bank Dennis Goldstein Harry Spence Charles & Lauren Whittle Rawson & Sarah Hubbell PNC Bank Patricia Handloss Lionel & Vivian Spiro Bill Wickham Estate of F. Washington Jarvis PowerOptions Jim Huston Lorraine St. Victor Julia & Kenneth Wiesner* Peter Keating Procter & Gamble Lan Hyunh Chloe Starr Angela Williams* Barbara & Chris Kryder Raymond James Frances Inglis Grant Stephen Sarah Williams John McGillian Rodman for Kids Tony Jarvis Leslie Sterling* Pamela Willsey Katherine McHugh Salesforce.org Matching Gifts Jude Jason Tom Epstein & Kim Stewart* Elizabeth Wilson Steve & Tish Mead Slade Gorton & Co. Ed & Verdi Johnson Katherine & Newcomb Stillwell* Evelyn Pena & Johnny Wilson Deval & Diane Patrick Temple Beth-El Florence M. Klein Roger Sturgeon Oren Wilson Bill & LuAnn Polk

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2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 30 10/10/20 9:14 AM Peter Klein 2020 SYGS DONORS The Furniture Trust McDonald Electric Jack Klinck Anonymous(4) Dozier & Sandy Gardner Aurelie & Jake McKinstry Ella Kotner Caroline & Robert Abernethy Frank Gerrity Charitable Trust Daniel & Jean McPheeters Barbara Kryder Dee & Nick Adams Daniel & Maria Gerrity Steve & Tish Mead Eloise Lawrence The Albright Foundation Trust Gifford Family Foundation The Melvoin Foundation Ann Loos David & Holly Ambler Anne & Chad Gifford Barbara & Richard Melvoin Elizabeth March The Amelia Peabody Charitable Fund Betsey & Charles Gifford Katherine Metcalfe & Langdon Wheeler Rogers & Thomas Olverson Amelia Peabody Foundation Stephen DeVincent & Rufus Gifford Karin & Rick Moskal Erica Pappendick Nancy & Robert Anthony Jody & Tom Gill Elizabeth Munro & Peter Wheeler Silas Henry Penney Apex Foundation Goldman Sachs Matching Gift Program Jessica Nigrelli Adotey Plange Sam & Tess Atkinson Beth & Dennis Goldstein Noanett Garden Club Laura Rutkin Chris & Penny Austen Goodwin Procter LLP The Nord Family Foundation Michelle Sanchez Brenda & Stephane Bancel Mary & Tim Green Dan & Marilyn O’Connell J.W. Savacool Bank of America The Gordon & Llura Gund Foundation Tom O’Toole Carolyn Sayre Mia & Tim Bass The Grant & Lara Gund Foundation Erica & Ted Pappendick Lori Smith-Britton Gordon Bither The Zachary & Lindsey Gund Foundation Deval & Diane Patrick Susan Hook & Chris Sole Bob & Judy Bland Lindsey & Zachary Gund Susanna Place & Scott Stoll Edmund W. Stein Brooke Bailey & Todd Bourell Gordon & Llura Gund George & Kathy Putnam Frederick Stimson, III Alec & Heidi Brackenridge Grant & Lara Gund Rodman for Kids DeAngelo Taldon Barbara & Ken Burnes Buck Haberkorn & Elaine Murphy Alexander & Annie Sacerdote Team Dunstan 2019 Cabot Family Charitable Trust Charitable Fund Bill & Natalia Salkewicz Emily Tiedtke Lucy Caldwell-Stair & Tom Osborne Stair Ann & John Hall Lino & Michelle Sanchez Jamaal Wornum Phyllis Campbell Daphne & George Hatsopoulos Anne & Ian Sanderson Christy & Jay Cashman Bayard & Julie Henry Maxine Sclar IN-KIND DONORS The Cedar Street Foundation Amos & Barbara Hostetter Seaward Management LP Anonymous Liesl & Peter Christie Connie Coburn & James Houghton The Shilling Family Foundation Katie & Rob Adams Tilly Close James & Maisie Houghton Drew & Kiki Shilling Brenda & Stéphane Bancel Cogan Family Foundation Rawson & Sarah Hubbell The Signworks Group, Inc. Karolyn Baril John Cogan & Mary Cornille David & Kathy Ilsley Smith Family Foundation Gordon Bither Patricia Colhoun The Janey Fund Charitable Trust Sherley Smith Richard Cass Bill Collatos Estate of F. Washington Jarvis High School Youth of St. John’s, Westwood H. Nicolas Clark Loring & Louise Conant Gail Kaplan State Street Foundation Matching Gift Program Patricia Colhoun Christopher Connolly & Marjorie Liner Greg & Sarah Keating The Sidney A. Swensrud Foundation Lisa Conner Julia Cox Peter Keating Hamilton Jones & Abim Thomas Kate & Lloyd Dahmen Gene & Lloyd Dahmen Alex Haagensen & Michael Kendall Anne & Lanny Thorndike Bob Fitzgerald John Deknatel & Carol Taylor John & Mary Kennedy Geneva & William Thorndike Jill Gallowitz Thomas DeLong & Vineeta Vijayaraghavan John. S. and James L. Knight Foundation Trefler Foundation Gordon & Robyn Hayward Lia Der Marderosian Wendell Knox Trinity Church, Boston Jack & Jill of America, Inc Boston Chapter David & Deborah Douglas Barbara & Chris Kryder Ming & Polly Tsai Bert King George & Nerys Estes Adriana & Peter Levitt Jeff & Kelly Uller Toby Kumin Donna Farrell & Charles Jobson Tom Lewis & Pixie Robinson Katharine Walker Corey & Geoff Lewis John Finley & Stan McGee Sonia Loizeaux Lawrence Walker Robert McCreary John & Margot Finley Ann & Karl Loos Weekapaug Chapel Society George & Priscilla Motley Patrick Fischoeder & Allison O’Neil Betsy Ridge Madsen Plato Malozemoff Foundation Net DirXions, Inc. Paige & Peter Fisher Peter Madsen Wellington Management Foundation New Life Restoration Temple Adam & Claire Forkner Elizabeth March & David Stein Mary & Ted Wendell Fernando Rodriguez-Villa Peter & Rebecca Forkner The Martin Foundation Betsey & Jim Westra The Table at Season to Taste David Foster Laurel & Zachary Martin Susan Whitehead Brad Smith Franklin Square House Foundation Massachusetts Charitable Society Wilmer Hale High School Youth of St. John’s, Westwood Marilyn Feinberg & Geoffrey Freeman Commonwealth of Massachusetts John & Libby Winthrop Linda Wisnewski Margaret & Thomas Frongillo Eva Maynard Linda Wisnewski Jennifer & William Fulton The McCance Foundation Trust Martin & Rachel Zinny

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2020 Epiphany School AR.indd 31 10/10/20 9:14 AM Epiphany is an independent school for children of economically disadvantaged families in Boston, with scholarships for all. We admit children of diverse faiths, races, cultures, and cognitive profiles, believing in the Episcopal tradition that we find God in and through each other. In close partnership with families and community partners, we are an innovative learning community. We offer structured support to enable children to discover and develop the fullness of their individual gifts and to help their families thrive. Our Early Learning Center serves infants, toddlers and preschoolers through a rich, child-centered curriculum and whole-family program model to ensure kindergarten readiness and family self-sufficiency. Our Middle School offers small classes, individualized curricula, and extended hours providing rigorous academic, moral and social instruction to children in grades five through eight. Our Graduate Support Program provides abiding educational, personal and career guidance and assistance to our graduates, ensuring they are prepared to contribute intelligently, morally, and actively to the society they will inherit. Our teacher training programs support aspiring urban teachers, including many of our own graduates. Our Impact Center shares best practices to improve educational outcomes on a broad scale. Together we are a school that never gives up on a child.

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