the wake tech way EXCELLENCE · ACHIEVEMENT · LEADERSHIP · SERVICE Wake Technical Community College Annual Report 2009-2010
Serving Students, The Wake Tech Way Community colleges play a vital role in improving the quality of life! That’s clearer than ever as enrollment reaches record levels nationwide. Economic shifts continue to disrupt careers and wreak havoc on hopeful new graduates. Wake Tech offers a lifeline by providing skills and training that give job seekers a competitive edge, preparing students for critical next steps, and ultimately helping to build a world-class workforce that will attract employers and help our region’s economy recover. Our enrollment is increasing by 12-14% each semester, and we’re committed to keeping quality high to maintaining a culture of excellence, as we continue to grow. Our strategies: ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪
Set high standards and hold ourselves and others accountable Recognize excellence and establish it as our benchmark Identify competent leaders and adapt their best methods to grow stronger Incorporate “future thinking” into course content, instruction, and program planning Honor our commitment to environmentally responsible growth
We will never stop trying to be the best – that’s the Wake Tech Way! Dr. Stephen C. Scott President
“I want my children to be proud of me.” -Regina B., Wake Tech Student
Wake Tech Board of Trustees 2009-2010
Mr. Jim W. Perry, Chair
Mr. Harvey L. Montague, Vice Chair
Ms. Linda D. Coleman
Mrs. Wanda W. Denning
Mr. James E. Herbst
Mr. Gary B. Jordan
Ms. Sheila H. Ogle
Mr. J. Anthony Penry
Dr. Benjamin D. Reese, Jr.
Mr. Gary J. Salamido
Mr. R. Keith Shackleford
Mr. Ronald G. Wainwright, Jr.
Ms. Alyssa Parry, President, Student Government Association
Excellence in Service
“I am finally realizing my dream of pursuing an accounting degree.” -M’Shiela S. , Wake Tech Student
2010 Excellence in Teaching Awards: Faculty
Olga Harris
Academic Support
Stephen Hitchner
Applied Technologies
Linda Hill
Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
Helen Spain
Business Technologies
Walter Rotenberry*
Computer and Engineering Technologies *Instructor of the Year
Donna Corbett
Continuing Education
Lee Wittmann
Health Sciences
Mary Pearce
Mathematics and Sciences
Billie Rand
Administrative Services
Anthony Caison*
Continuing Education *Staff Member of the Year
Marla Seagroves
Curriculum Education
Carol Cutler-White
Office of the President
Kevin Brown
Student Services
Left to right: Lee Wittmann, Walter Rotenberry, Linda Hill, Olga Harris, Stephen Hitchner, Helen Spain, Mary Pearce
Staff Member of the Year: Anthony Caison Instructor of the Year: Walter Rotenberry
Left to right: Marla Seagroves, Carol Cutler-White, Billie Rand, Anthony Caison, Kevin Brown
2010 Excellence in Service Awards: Staff
Our students Enrollment and FTE (Full-time Equivalent) Curriculum Education Courses Continuing Education Courses
Students: 22,817* Students: 40,340*
FTE: 12,857 FTE: 3,389
Total *Unduplicated count
Students: 63,157
FTE: 16,246
Graduates Associate Degree Programs Diploma Programs Certificate Programs Total
1091 170 570 1831
In the 2009-2010 Academic Year: • Curriculum FTE grew from 11,650 in • Wake Tech served a total of 63,157 2008-09 to 12,857 in 2009-10, an students in credit and non-credit increase of 10% courses • 99.5% of 2007-2008 Wake Tech graduates who did not transfer to a four-year institution were employed within one year of graduation • 1,831 students graduated from Wake Tech with an associate’s degree, a diploma, or a certificate … a 25.1% increase over the previous year
• Wake Tech university transfer graduates (2007-08) who transferred to a 4-year institution in the UNC system had an overall average GPA of 2.73 after their first year (2008-09), compared with native UNC juniors, whose overall average GPA was 2.79 after their first year (Overall average GPA for all NC Community College students: 2.73)
Curriculum Education Degree Programs A.A. Associate in Arts A.S. Associate in Science
University transfer programs that offer an associate’s degree along with the general education courses required for a bachelor’s degree
A.A.S. Associate in Applied Science
A solid general education foundation along with focused study in nursing, criminal justice, culinary arts, high performance computing, and other disciplines – many with university transfer options
A.G.E. Associate in General Education
A solid general education foundation that can be tailored to individual needs and interests
Continuing Education Programs
A wide variety of educational opportunities to gain new skills, earn professional credentials, complete high school, learn languages, find new hobbies, and much more Left: A contestant in the live cake-decorating challenge at Wake Tech’s Annual Pastry Show at the Raleigh Convention Center.
“This scholarship is helping me improve myself so that I may one day improve the community.� -Samia D. , Wake Tech Student
2009-2010 Highlights Student Achievement
Faculty Achievement
Wake Tech’s 1,831 graduates comprise the largest graduating class in college history
English and Humanities instructor Benita Budd becomes the second Wake Tech faculty member to be appointed to the Institute for Emerging Issues at NC State University
Wake Tech’s GED and Adult High School programs produce 830 graduates Wake Tech students take top honors in Phi Beta Lambda’s National Leadership Conference competition – Wake Tech PBL chapter earns Gold Seal Award Six students are recognized with the 2010 President’s Award honoring academic excellence: Hannah Walsh – Applied Technologies Cheryl Favale – Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Aneta Mrozek – Business Technologies Diane Pyun – Computer and Engineering Technologies Titan Barksdale – Health Sciences Rodney Metoyer – Mathematics and Sciences
Robert “Butch” Grove, an instructor and administrator in Computer and Engineering Technology, is named Wake Tech’s first Dean of Sustainability. Grove is also tapped to serve as director of a statewide curriculum improvement project focusing on sustainability and green technologies at all North Carolina community colleges. Florianna Thompson, Early Childhood Education instructor, receives the Dorothy B. Graham Child Care Leadership Award from the Child Care Services Association
Program Milestones Fall semester 2009 begins with a record enrollment of more than 16,000 curriculum students
Six new JobsNOW training programs are launched with $250,000 in federal recovery funds Wake Tech and the NC Solar Center at NC State University awarded $301,852 to educate the community about alternative fuels and clean transportation Wake Tech’s Fostering Bright Futures program, supporting former foster youth in college, receives $25,000 from the Women’s Network of Wake County National Science Foundation awards Wake Tech $555,680 to increase the number of graduates in STEM fields – science, technology, engineering, and mathematics Wake Tech’s new Cosmetology and Esthetics programs begin offering services to the public Wake Tech’s Annual Pastry Show and Culinary Salon draws nearly 2,000 people at the Raleigh Convention Center Wake Tech Army ROTC Cadets participate in air assault exercise in partnership with Cadets from NC State University
Athletic Achievement Wake Tech Eagles kick off their 2nd season, adding basketball and cheerleading to the mix of volleyball, soccer, and golf Wake Tech basketball player Lance Beckwith is recruited and receives a full scholarship to attend the University of Central Missouri, a top ten Division II NCAA program Golfer Scott Colley becomes Wake Tech’s first athlete to earn AllAmerican status and is recruited by UNC Pembroke
Exciting Initiatives SunTrust Center for Strategic Futures at Wake Tech opens to encourage future-thinking among students, employees, and the community Wake Tech launches the Volunteer and Service Learning Program to connect Wake Tech students and employees to community service opportunities New partnership forged between Wake Tech and NC Wesleyan College to allow graduates to move seamlessly into bachelor’s degree programs Wachovia Wells Fargo Center for Entrepreneurship opens at Wake Tech’s Northern Wake Campus to provide resources for small businesses Wake Tech purchases an additional 4.5 acres for its future RTP campus, bringing the total size of the campus to approximately 87 acres President Scott adds his signature to the American College & University Presidents’ Climate Commitment (ACUPCC) Building D opens at Northern Wake Campus
Accolades Wake Tech named a “Great College to Work For” by The Chronicle of Higher Education Wake Tech exceeds (first time ever!) all eight NCCCS “Critical Success Factors” and earns “Exceptional Institutional Performance” honors Wake Tech receives Greater Raleigh Convention and Visitors Bureau’s prestigious Thad Eure Jr. Memorial Award for customer service training Northern Wake Campus receives City of Raleigh Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Sustainable Design Wake Tech selected as NC Small Business Resource Partner of the Year by U.S. Small Business Administration
Financial Statement 2009-2010 Revenue Sources Student Tuition and Fees State Government Local Government Federal Government Scholarships Other Sources Total
$17,888,331 $53,263,787 $16,573,924 $16,768,097 $2,489,917 $2,678,385 $109,662,441
16.3% 48.6% 15.1% 15.3% 2.3% 2.4% 100.0%
Personal Services $70,944,728 Supplies and Materials $8,399,032 Services $10,249,985 Scholarships and Fellowships $14,191,438 Utilities $1,888,989 Depreciation $2,746,874 Total $108,421,046
65.4% 7.7% 9.5% 13.1% 1.7% 2.5% 100.0%
College Development
College Development seeks financial support for Wake Tech programs and students beyond designated state and local funding. It encompasses sponsored programs, including federal, state, and private grants, as well as private fundraising through the Wake Tech Foundation.
Sponsored Programs and Federal Relations
This division develops and maintains federal relations, solicits funds from public and private sources (federal, state, and local government; corporations; and foundations) in the form of appropriations and grants, and administers sponsored programs and initiatives that support Wake Tech’s institutional and instructional needs.
2009-10 Projects and Funding Sources Carolina Student Transfer Excellence Program (C-STEP).....................................................................$53,000 Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Digital Interactive Entertainment and Simulation Technology......................................................... $119,460 National Science Foundation: Advanced Technological Education High School Equivalency Program...................................... $361,955 U.S. Department of Education: Migrant Education Science Training Immersive Modules for University Learning Around Teacher Education (STIMULATE)...............................$28,650 National Science Foundation: Course, Curriculum, and Laboratory Improvement YouthBuild.................................................................................$26,000 U.S. Department of Labor/Capital Area Workforce Development Board
Hotel Restaurant Management, Culinary Technology, Baking and Pastry Arts Curriculum Improvement Project............................................................ $150,000 North Carolina Community Colleges Increase Access to Clinical Training Sites for Nursing........$10,000 Wake Area Health Education Centers Virtual Learning Community Extended Development Center............................................................. $194,000 North Carolina Community Colleges Plus 50 Initiative.......................................................................$10,000 American Association of Community Colleges Wake Learn & Earn Early College..........................................$58,000 North Carolina Department of Public Instruction: New Schools Project
Su Hogar MĂŠdico: Serving Spanish-Speaking Families in Pediatric Practices....................................................................................$52,661 John Rex Endowment
Virtual Computing Laboratory Environment for Overcoming Traditional Workforce Training Barriers at Community Colleges........................................................ $132,636 U.S. Department of Labor: Technology-Based Learning Initiatives
Tobacco-Free for the Community...........................................$75,000 Health and Wellness Trust Fund
GlaxoSmithKline Faculty Fellowship...................................... $15,000 GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Tech Prep Initiative: Opportunities and Options..................$65,667 North Carolina Community Colleges
Virtual Learning Community Center STEM Project............$150,000 North Carolina Community Colleges
ZOOM: Zeroing Ozone Output Measures............................... $62,057 Triangle J Council of Governments: Transportation Demand Management Commercial Waste Reduction................................................ $10,000 Wake County Solid Waste Management Division Professional Development for Technical Faculty Utilizing Formative Assessment in Online Learning to Increase Student Retention................................................................................... $26,830 North Carolina Community Colleges: Perkins Professional Development SunTrust Center for Strategic Futures................................... $25,000 SunTrust Clean Transportation Education Project............................... $29,000 North Carolina State University Solar Center/U.S. Department of Energy 12 in 6......................................................................................$250,000 North Carolina Community Colleges: JobsNow
Greener Way to Work and Live............................................... $18,800 City of Raleigh Project SKILL UP....................................................................... $20,000 North Carolina Community Colleges English Language/ Civics Education..................................... $85,200 North Carolina Community Colleges Smart Start................................................................................ $45,000 Wake County Building Engineering Pathways through Engineering Statics Courses...................................................................................... $23,500 Golden LEAF Foundation Opportunities for Work in Aerospace Manufacturing (GLOW-AM) Immersive Learning System for NC Biomanufacturing Training and Education through Digital Interactive Simulation and Modeling.................................................................................... $21,350 North Carolina Community Colleges: Bionetwork Fund for Equipment and Innovation
“After serving my country through military service, I look forward to earning my degree and contributing further.� -Elisa M., Wake Tech Student
Wake Tech Foundation The Wake Tech Foundation is a 501Š(3) non-profit corporation with the mission of partnering with corporations, foundations, and individuals to support Wake Tech’s institutional and instructional needs.
2009-10 Board of Directors Chair....................................Joe Cooper Jr. Chair Elect..........................Rachel Selisker Secretary.............................Stephen Scott Treasurer.............................Arne Morris Executive Director..............Mort Congleton Matt Black Pinna, Johnston & Burwell P.A.
Jill Heath Mulkey Engineers & Consultants
James O. Roberson Retired, Research Triangle Foundation
David Campbell Allscripts
Jim Herbst Henry Wurst, Inc.
Al Schnaidt York Simpson Underwood
Liz Clay-Bradley Wachovia Securities
Jim Holmes TriSure
Stephen Scott President, Wake Tech Community College
Bud Coggins Coggins Sales & Marketing Inc.
Clyde Holt Smith Moore Leatherwood LLP
Rachel Selisker Seamark Advisors, LLC
Linda Coleman NC General Assembly
Jim Ingram Ingram Consulting Services
Mort Congleton Wake Tech Foundation
Gary Jordan Red Hat
Ed Turlington Brooks, Pierce, McLendon, Humphrey & Leonard
Joe Cooper Jr. RBC Bank (USA)
Gloria Lopez-Potichko NexCore Group
Mike Desmond Hendrick Automotive
John McKinney Alfred Williams
Judy Fourie J Fourie & Company Inc.
Arne Morris RSM McGladrey, Inc.
Larry Hamilton Hughes, Pittman and Gupton, LLP
Jim Perry Waste Industries
Elmo Vance NC Department of Transportation Walter Wells AT&T Gary Williams The Williams Group
Foundation Highlights Despite the continuing effects of the economic slowdown, the Wake Tech Foundation continues to grow and diversify its funding base. Through the generosity of our family and friends – alumni, employees, corporate partners, retirees, and others – the Foundation raised over $1.7 million during the 2009-10 fiscal year. We are extremely grateful for your support! A few highlights: • Wake Tech employee contributions topped $75,700 – nearly 40% of all individual giving! • The Foundation awarded more than $156,000 in scholarships and emergency financial assistance to over 200 students. • Wachovia, A Wells Fargo Company invested $150,000 to launch the Center for Entrepreneurship at Wake Tech • Nine foster care youth continued to pursue higher education at Wake Tech with the help of the Foundation’s Fostering Bright Futures program. • The Foundation provided $699,059 (cash and in-kind) to support Wake Tech programs. • Wake Tech faculty and staff continue to improve their skills – and the Foundation helped by providing $43,000 to 60 employees.
Nine foster care youth continued to pursue higher education at Wake Tech with the help of the Foundation’s Fostering Bright Futures program.
• Two talented new staff members joined the Foundation to assist with outreach: Virginia Parker, Director of Strategic Partnerships; and Margaret Griffin, Development Specialist. Every contribution is vitally important! Everything the Foundation does helps Wake Tech in its mission to provide quality education and training that meets the changing needs of our growing region. Together, we can continue to support this noble endeavor. Thank you for your commitment to Wake Tech and to our community. Joseph Cooper, Jr. Chairman, Wake Tech Foundation Board of Directors
Foundation Finances FY 2009-2010
Revenue
Cash Contributions In-Kind Contributions Investment Income Event Income Total Revenue
$745,115 $575,134 $394,729 $26,626 $1,741,604
Sources of Revenue
(43%) (33%) (23%) (1%)
Corporations 72% Foundations 4% Individuals 14% Other 10% (Civic organizations, government agencies, institutions)
Expenditures
Scholarships Emergency Financial Aid Faculty/Staff Development and Recognition Program Support Gifts In Kind Fostering Bright Futures Wake Tech Foundation Total Expenditures
$146,520 $10,286 $44,251 $123,925 $575,134 $148,765 $89,332 $1,138,213
Contributors Visionaries Circle ($50,000 +)
SAS Institute, Inc. Wachovia, A WellsFargo Company Wake County Government WakeMed Health & Hospitals
Platinum Circle ($25,000-$49,000)
James and Lauren Holmes Pepsi Bottling Ventures Ron and Catherine Perry US Foodservice The Women’s Network of Wake County
Gold Circle ($10,000-$24,999)
Anonymous Clark Nexsen Architecture & Engineering Duke Raleigh Hospital The Elizabeth McGeachin McKee Foundation GlaxoSmithKline The Grainger Foundation Hendrick Cary Auto Mall The Home Builders Assn. of Raleigh-Wake Co. The McKee Family Foundation Nationwide Affinity Solutions NC State University Progress Energy Raleigh Convention Center Carl and Jeanne Regan
Silver Circle ($5,000-$9,999)
Alfred Williams & Company
AT&T BB&T Bob Barker Company Bridgestone Firestone The Fenwick Foundation General Parts - CarQuest John Deere Agriculture & Turf Division John Deere Construction Equipment Company John Deere Turf Care Lenovo Martin Marietta Materials James and Connie Maynard Pearce, Brinkley, Cease & Lee Rex Healthcare SunTrust Bank Talecris Biotherapeutics Richard and Carol Theuer University of California
Bronze Circle ($2,500-$4,999)
Bank of America Charitable Foundation Barnes and Noble - Crabtree Valley Mall BBH Design Biogen Idec Elizabeth Clay Bradley Bryant-Durham Electric Company Cary-Kildaire Rotary Club Centerplate In memory of Roger Williams O. Morton Congleton Cost Cutters Family Hair Salon Credit Suisse Henry Wurst Jerry A. Mitchell National Coalition for Literacy
Needmore Ruritan Club Optimist Club of Raleigh RBC Centura Bank Rotary Club of West Raleigh RSM McGladrey Stephen C. Scott Wake Electric Care Foundation
Advocate’s Circle ($1,000-$2,499)
A. E. Finley & Associates AGCO Allscripts Jessica Bardill Robert J. Batson Brown Jurkowski Architectural Collaborative Benita Budd In memory of James R. Talton CapTrust Financial Partners Cary Rotary Club Cary Woman’s Club Civitan Club of Garner Mike Desmond Durham-Orange Dental Society Falcon Engineering Fidelity Investments First Citizens Bank Judy Fourie Fuquay-Varina Chamber of Commerce General Contractors Assn. of Raleigh Gregory Poole Equipment Company Paul M. Heimbecker Mike E. Holland Clyde Holt, III Hughes Pittman & Gupton IFMA, Greater Triangle Chapter Gary Jordan
KCI Technologies Lopez Negrete Communications Lord Corporation LS3P Associates McGraw-Hill Companies Harvey L. Montague O. Jerome Murray O’Brien/Atkins Associates Sheila Ogle In memory of James R. Talton J. Anthony Penry W. Ward Preston Professional Construction Estimators Assn. Rickenbacker Fund of the Triangle Community Foundation Rotary Club of Raleigh Bryan K. Ryan Gary Salamido Schenkel Shultz Architecture SchoolDude.com Rachel R. Selisker Michael Schmidt Service Roofing & Sheet Metal Co. of Raleigh Stewart Engineering Samuel Strickland, III Time Warner Cable-Raleigh Division Tipper Tie Waste Industries The Wooten Company Robert M. Zippay
Pacesetter’s Club ($500-$999) Agilent Technologies Lawrence W. Appleton Mary Beth Bamforth John B. Boone William Bradshaw Brady Trane Service, Inc. David M. Campbell
Laurie Clowers In honor of Ward Preston and Debra Wallace James Cox Crescent State Bank Carol Cutler-White Ajit S. Dixit Harry L. Eberly FMI Management Consulting Wendell B. Goodwin Maude Williams Griffis Harris Wholesale Jill Wells Heath Robert E. Ireland J.M Thompson Company Johnson, Hearn, Vinegar, Gee & Glass Judith Close Consulting Rosemary j. Kelly Dianne L. Keyser Carl Kjellberg Stephanie S. Lake Lechase Construction Service LLC Wayne A. Loots Theodore F. Mayer Patricia I. McCullough George Q. Neslen North State Bank Oakhaven Research Paragon Commercial Group Christine A. Reed In Memory of Daniel Blan SGA, Wake Tech Community College State Employees Combined Campaign Raymond L. Tims Wake County Chapter of Medical Assistants Andrea Weigl Larry Williams John H. Williams
Yates Mill Chapter NSDAR
Dean’s Club ($250-$499)
Willeena J. Algood DeeDee A. Allen Alphanumeric Altrusa International of Raleigh Hugo Alvaez American Audio Video Kincheon H. Bailey, Jr. Denise H. Barton Susan R. Bloomfield Wanda S. Brewer Jacquelyn L. Case CCI Systems Mike Clark Linda Coleman Barbara A. Coles Custom Brick Company Gonzalo Cazuela Damian Sandy L. Dietrich Donna Z. Dold Steve N. Duncan Lora M. Eddington Calvin R. Edgerton Ed & Lynne Eggers Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar Follett Higher Education Group Tonya P. Forbes Dean R. Furbish Deborah W. Furbish Patricia A. Godin Gayle Greene In memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver Bruce I. Howell Heery International Caralyn M. House Regina M. Huggins Rita Jerman
Lynn Elaine Kavcsak King Bostrom & Associates, Inc. Ernestine D. Ledbetter Mr. Ronnie A. Lowe Pete T. Marino Jerry W. Marples Mayview Convalescent Center Lynne S. McDaniel Darryl D. McGraw John McKinney Sharon W. McMillian Media Credit Professionals Fredi Morf NCMATYC Phares S. Nye O’Charleys Restaurant O’Donnell & Associates Diana G. Osborne Susan B. Payne James W. Perry Rhonda Pickett Stephen R. Prescott In memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver, Ben Joyce, Paul Maultsby, and Festus & Naomi Teague Carl Price Penny L. Prichard Jane A. Rabon Raleigh Downtown Lions Club Raleigh Host Lions Club RDK Engineers Bill T. Rhoades Beverly Rittner Nancy J. Rivers James O. Roberson Penny Sauer Second Nature Glenn and Patricia Thomas Beverly Thomas Ed Turlington Kathryn Y. Tyndall Jeri V. Valdillez
In memory of Jeter Barker and Bonnie Whitehead Wake Tech Retirees Association Wayne J. Griffin Electric Sharon F. Welker Walter Wells Denis G. Winters Women of AT&T Triangle Chapter Mr. Stan Wood
Century Club ($100-$249)
42nd Street Oyster Bar and Seafood Grill A& B Rittner Landscaping Acorn Industrial Treva Griffin Aiken Eileen Allen Kristina C. Allen Phyllis Allen Jacinta H. Allmond Kimberly H. Andreaus David W. Ayscue Rahmi Y. Azamet Vickie W. Baggett T. Ed Bailey Stella S. Baldwin Eric A Ball In honor of Dianne R. Spacek Suzy Barile Roslynn E. Bartley In memory of Tiffany VunCannon Kathy Beam Barbara D. Bendle Rob T. Benton Anne F. Bequet In honor of Braden Wojciechowski Judith G. Berger Robert P. Berman Kenneth M. Betancourt
W. Dean Blackwelder Charlotte E. Blackwell Almerdia W. Blalock Phyllis A. Blenkhorn Heather Blythe Jacqueline L. Bonk Kathy M. Booher Nancy H. Boone Billy Bostic Cynthia C. Boulus Kimberly B. Breivogel John F. Bridgers Roger D. Brock Kevin A. Brown Delores F. Brubaker In memory of W. Ben Waters Heather L. Buck Sam E. Bryant Larry M. Buie, Jr. Chuck Bunn Charles L. Burns Kathryn M. Butler John W. Byrne Leonard H. Cannady Carolina Pine & Hardwood Tina Carter Elizabeth S. Castellow Janet D. Cebrick Cengage Learning Tracy Cheatham Peter Chen Trudy S. Clark In memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver Betty B. Clevenger John J. Clevenger Dan F. Clower, Jr. Bud Coggins In honor of Landon Adams Comark Distribution Tony E. Concia Joseph Cooper Jr.
Donna E. Corbett Nancy A. Cramer Richard Edward Cregar Hilda Crocker Michael J. Cromartie Michael A. Cylar Sheryl F. Davy Karen R. Dawes Brenda G. Deaton Dell Wanda W. Denning Carolyn G. DeSimone Thomas D. Dettman Stuart Diebel Phoc Ky Do Susan M. Doody Doug Sutton & Associates Inc. Rod A. Duke Scarlet Tison Edwards Julie I. Eldridge Angela W. England Bell D. Falls Laura A. Farkas Delores E. Floyd Cynthia R. Foster Dallas Foster, Sr. Norma Fountain Mark T. Gibson Giffels Inc. In honor of Christopher Gill Cynthia R. Gill Wesley W. Gilmore Jr. R. Steve Gregory Butch Grove Vickie L. Grove Deb Hadley Lawrence Hamilton Gwen W. Hammaker Mary I. Harbison Barbara F. Harris In honor of Nick Kondor Mark A. Harris
Silke Hasselberg Edward L. Hatley Patsy L. Hawkins Joyce M. Hawkins Dave W. Hedrick James E. Herbst Carolyn R. Hicks Alexandra Hightower Dianne B. Hinson Clifton E. Hinton Janet H. Hobbs Shawnda J. Holley Brenda H. Honeycutt Pamela B. Horton Mike Hughes Amber S. Hurst IBM Foundation James Ingram Sharon G. Johnson Vickie D. Jones In memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver The Joyce Family LTD Partnership Johnie L. Joyce, Jr. Laura M. Kalbaugh Cheryl L. Keeton Barbara S. Kennedy Susan J. Kent Kathryn Smolko Kiec Janet T. Killen Peter Klyne Crescentia Kuenzler R. Steve Larson Mary C. Larson In honor of Stephen Scott Lenoir Community College Foundation Man-Chi Leung Bart Lineback Donald B. Little Little Pro’s Academy of East Cary
Carol R. Lodder Diane E. Lodder Daniel G. Loges Gloria Lopez-Potichko Dianne Loyd Andrea V. Mace Brenda P. Maddox Roberta L. Mahatha Elizabeth F Mangrum Jim Marco Melanie M. Marshall Ellen M. Martin Mary S. McCauley McDonough Bolyard Peck Inc. Neill McLeod Marilyn McNeely In honor of Chris Freeman Frank B. Meacham Merle Norman Cosmetics Michael W. Meyer Paul Miles Wayne L. Mills Paula Y. Montague Richard D. Moore Engineered Designs Inc. Emily Moore Lee R. Moose NCCCLP Rebecca L. Neagle In honor of Kaye Price and in memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver Kenneth Z. Nowell Allison R. Norris Kim L. Olds Susan M. O’Neill Deborah J. Oronzio David K. Osborne Ellen M. Overington Carolyn T. Owen Karl Parr Ginger M. Pasley
Nell Patty Jeffrey Paul Mary D. Pearce Anita M. Pearson Stephen Anthony Peay Juanita R. Perry Michelle A Pilecki Hilda Pinnix Ragland Anthony P. Porrett Carolyn P. Porter Todd Price Cecil Price Linda G Purnell Di Ju Raha Gary R. Randall Linda Ray Resources Reformers, LLC In memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver Vince Revels Belinda A. Rice Bonnie S. Riddle James A. Roberson Amanda T. Roberts Sondra D. Robinson Tracy Ann Rockwell Carl R. Roda Linda R. Rogers Chris A. Roix Joan Romano Paula S. Rosen Walter D. Rotenberry Mary K. Rowland Robin R. Russell John W. Saparilas Laura K. Saparilas Elaine M. Sardi Edward A. Sautro Baerbel Schilz Scott Schlesinger Al R. Schnaidt Keith Shackleford
Bonnie C. Shattuck Martha A. Shurtleff Yasmine Sonnenberg Kathy Spade In honor of Cameron Ramsey Kimberly L. Sparks Tess Spencer Tammy Stephenson Steven D. Swann Marla L. Tart Julie M. Taylor Benjamin Taylor Dana Teague Texas Instruments Wanda B Thomas David Thompson Jr. Tyra B. Thompson Sammie C. Thornton Trema Equity Natasha Trent Patrick T. Tribble Charles D. Trickett A. NaDene Tucker Linda Gail Tucker In memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver Kaye Ullman UNC-TV Elmo E. Vance Jr. Joyce A. Vaughan Kelly D. Vetter John W. Vickrey Gail Wall Debra S. Wallace Kai Wang Thu T. Washington Angela E. Washington Dale E. Weaver, Jr. Sam E. Wells Rudy Wesson James B. Wetterau Chris P. Wheeler
Ben R. White Harolyn S. Whitehead Lori A. Wicker Wildwoods of Lake Johnson David Joseph Wilhelm Frances Wilkinson L. Jesse Williford S. Elizabeth Clark Winfrey Ventura Alan S. Woodlief Alec W. Woodruff Troy L. Woodruff Tracy Woodward Toinette Young Karen R. Zagula Fred Zahn
Donor (Up to $99)
Kiely F. Adams David Aduddell Melania Aguirre-Rabon Susan Haas Ajygin Alamance Food Diane Albahrawy Mary Lida Alexander Gloria Allard Kathryn Allen Brenda F. Allen Sharon A. Ames John Gordon Annis Michel Archambault Edna Mae Artis Paula Askew Kenneth W. Atkinson Becky Lynn Babel John R. Bakken Donald H. Ball Angela W. Barbour Carrie Bartek Gene R. Bartlett Jane M. Bauer Tommy Beaird
Thomas E. Beaman Jr. Katherine D. Beasley Karen A. Beatty Shemika L. Bell Burnette L. Bell Donald M. Bell Deborah S. Benton Angela L. Bequette Douglas M. Bergeron Rebecca L. Berry Heather L. Berry Laura Bethea John E Bissett Brandi E. Blanchard Elizabeth A. Bolin Courtney R. Boney Gerald W. Boyd Mary O. Brady James B Brame, Jr. Dennis C. Brandt Thomas K. Brennan Viviana E. Bright Virginia Perry Brodie Anthony T. Brojakowski Jr. In honor of Nic Sacco Pamela F. Brown Temeka Ray Brown Joelle Brummitt-Yale Hugh Buchanan In honor of Braden Wojciechowski Angeline Buerkley In memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver Fred & Bobbie Buffaloe Lee R. Bullock Garion Bunn Cheryl A. Burk In honor of Taylor Hunt Sylvia M. Burwell Michael L. Bussey Sally H. Campbell
Xiomara Campilongo Bruce T. Cantrell Michelle T. Capps Beverly L Carapelle Robert E. Carawon Diane S. Cardamone Carolina Railhawks In honor of Taylor Hunt Henry N. Carrouth Scott Carter In honor of Scott Colley John Cash Lisa Mari Ceciliano Jay Chapman Barbara A. Chelednik Michael M. Chi In honor of Nic Sacco Michelle L. Chillis Beth Church Lesley B. Clark Yvonne Cluff Ellen E. Cobb Monica Collier Cathy S. Collins Alison J. Consol Patricia S. Cooper David D. Cooper Cooper’s Pharmacy Inc. B. Lee Corbett In honor of Cameron Ramsey Wayne Council In honor of Lance Thomas Lanny W. Cowan Samantha P. Cox Janet C. Creech Lisa Creech Linda M. Cress Catherine S. Crews Winifred S. Crumrine Joshua D. Cruz Hong Cui
In honor of Zach Wilson Barbara A. Curtis Linda Daniels In memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver Thomas C. Daniels Lorena M. Davalos Ann E. Daves Elizabeth R. Davis Katherine R. Davis Kelly Pope Deal Marlys A. DeAlba Carroll W. Dennis Ken Dillo Janese Lenora Dockery Tyler W. Dockery In honor of David Cloyd Sharon R. Dodgen Ophelia Donaldson Bill Donaldson In honor of Zach Wilson Cindy H. Dotson Suvanida Duangudom Leigh Anne Dupree Crystal Eatman Paige B. Edgerton In memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver Tom & Sue Edwards Gerry W. Egan Lois M. Eichelberger Karlata N. Elliott Kerr Erickson Bruce R. Evans Brian Evans Colin M. Everhart Harry R. Fair, Jr. Kim S. Faircloth In honor of Craig Farmer Vicki I. Farmer Scott Alan Fellows Susan W. Fenn
Julie A. Fenton-Glass Jacqueline Fields In honor of Johnathan Redd Deborah M. Fleming Rhoderick E. Fleming Renee Fletcher Ana J. Flores Twana J. Fogg Food Lion # 996 Lori Forbes-Talley Gregory T. Foster Michelle Fox Stephanie A. Fraccola In honor of Chris Freeman Bill Freeman In honor of Chris Freeman Clara Freeman James E. Freeman In honor of Nick Kondor Peggy Frick Rhonda V. Fuller In memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver Austin & Nina Fullwood Faye C. Gardner In memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver Teresa D. Gardner In honor of Eric Hardison Martha Gaskill Monica P. Gemperlein Jennifer L. George Beverly R. Gilbert In honor of Chris Freeman Clinton V. Gowen John T. Gray, Jr. Juanita D. Green Mary Lou Green Tonya J. Greene Kenneth L. Greene Krisan C. Gregson
In honor of Christopher Gill Darcell Grice Daniel E. Griffin Margaret E. Griffin Mary C. Griffin In honor of Chris Freeman Tammy F. Griffin Kay Grizzard GT and Leon Peele’s Body Shop Tom E. Guettler Jeff Hadley Jim L. Hallett Melissa G. Hampton In honor of Eric Hardison Thaddeus Hardison Eleanor Harrington Olga C. Harris Charles B. Harris Theddus M. Hartley Giovanni Haynes Kathryn Haley Hedrick Robert Hendrix Heather B. Henson James R. Hernandez Raul A. Herrera James Eugene Hester Linda E. Hill Carol Ellen Himes Cellestine D. Hinton Steven Hitchner Anita G. Hitchner Lisa M. Hodge In honor of Chris Freeman Janet Holdford Amanda J. Hollis Salanna Holmes In honor of Taylor Hunt Jon D. Holt Ellen O. Horne Kenneth L. Howard, Jr. In honor of Eric Pilecki Craig and Doris Hughes
TaSonya Y. Hughes Jeffrey D. Humphrey In honor of Taylor Hunt Mildred L. Hunt In honor of James Roberson ILC, Wake Tech Community College Laura Ingram Samuel Wendell Isley Jr. Kaye Ivey Kimberly Jackson Joyce S. Jackson Chris T. James In memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver Bill & Dava Jarman Paul F. Jenkins Charlotte Jernigan In honor of Brandon Mohamad Michael A. John Lesia Kay Johnson Yvonne Johnson Paul M. Johnson Scott T. Johnson Debbie B. Johnson Joy M. Johnson Jennifer Jones Sandy J. Jones Connie R. Jones Carolyn Ann Jones Kathryn S Jones Ann M. Jones Jean-Pierre Kamuabo Shelley S. Kane J. Paige Kearns In honor of Teddy Shorts Kemp Service H.C. Kennett, Jr. Debra A. Keyes Nirva Keyser Nelson J. Kick, Jr. William C. Kincy
In honor of David Cloyd Carma J. Kinderknecht Lauree King Rachel G. King Cynthia K. King Martin Knapp Elizabeth A. Knocklein In honor of Nick Kondor Lynne M. Kondor In honor of Eric Pilecki Franklin and Kathleen Kubiak Michael J. Kubiak Kristin L. Kubly Art LaFord Maria E. Lafuente Fister Josephine T. Lamberto Michael J. Langer Kimberly Langston Julianna E. Langston In honor of Nic Sacco Marianne L. Lanier Ann H. Lawrance Veronica Lawton Le Bleu Jennifer R. Leamy Andrea E. Ledezma Madeleine Leeds Catherine M. Lester Carolyn B. Lewis Barbara A. Lipp In honor of Eric Pilecki Julie Liptak Pamela M. Little Tracy A. Lockamy Michael James Lora Penny R. Lovett In honor of Scott Colley Stephen H. Lowe In honor of Nic Sacco Carolyn J. Macfadden Anne Magnuson Lee E. Mann
Kelly H. Markson Francina L. Marquez John S. Martin Jay Martin Nancy Martin-Young Jennifer C. Matthews Gary Matthews Tom C. Maynard Anna Clay A. McAdams In honor of Taylor Hunt Linda S. McAdams Amy A. McCauley Carlos R. McCormick Amy C. McGee Judith S. McGee DeLayne R. McGehee Samirah M. McLaurin Susan L. Meardon Kimberly A. Metera Jill C. Mikulecky Gretchen L. Miller Bob J. Miller Ronda S, Miller Patricia M. Miller Marsha Scheri Mills Lonette Evans Mims Ronda D Minor Sandie W. Mitchum Ksenija Mitrovich Angela J. Mizelle Adolphe Molin Nancy F. Morabito In memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver Morning Glories Prayer Group Jeannette M. Moss Melissa R. Moyer Damu C. Murray Amy R. Murray Kelly S Murray Jim M. Myers
In honor of Andrew Wilkinson NC Motors and Controls Network for Good Nicole W. Nicholson Erin O’Brien Anderson Cheryl O’Grady In memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver Jimmie & Colleen O’Neal Deloris D. Okine Rudolph E. Oliver, II Dale A. O’Neal Deborah P. Ortiz Cary W. Osborne In honor of Nic Sacco Diane Osterhoudt Andrea A. Oswald Demetra T. Overton Faith Palmer Charmaine A. Parker Kelly A. Parnell Terry W. Partin Mary Payment Jacqueline Y. Perez Richard L. Perry In honor of Nick Kondor Barbara F. Petrilyak Jeanne R. Phelps In honor of Eric Pilecki John and Joann Pilecki In honor of Eric Pilecki Larry J. Pilecki Catherine I. Poff Jacqueline R Popp In memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver Melba M. Price Jane Proctor James S. Purnell, III Peggy G. Quinn H. Robert Raines Billie Rand
Serena Reavis Marie Redwine Benjamin Reese In honor of Cameron Ramsey William Reese Ricky Rich Margaret Roberton Claudette Roberts Paula M. Roberts Lorianne P. Robinson Carl Robinson Patty Robinson Barbara A. Robinson Faith J. Rockwell In memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver Ovelia Drew Rockwell Reyna Rodriguez William A. Routt Rebecca Rowson In honor of Christopher Gill Arthur R. Russell Bobby G. Ruth Kay B. Ruth Frances W. Sanderson Jeffery Saudo John Schaus Michael R. Schore Alison J. Schubert Jack C. Schultz Allan R. Schultz Scott & Ann Katie B. Scogin Lynice Scott Marla B. Seagroves SG & MG Stevens Trust Geeta D. Shaw Jo-Ann Shallcross Duncan M. Shaw Lara J. Sheppa Linda I. Shieff Linda W. Shimm
Theodore H. Shonts Tina H. Sikes Cynthia Simmons G. Lee Singleton Janie J. Slaughter Jennifer L. Smeal Beverly N. Smith Susan R. Smith Earl L. Smith Princess Marie Solomon Dianne R. Spacek Helen W. Spain Frank A. Spikes Daniel Spuller Julie A. Stamey Billie J. Stamper Sherill G. Stevens Susan Raye Stewart Debbie T. Stowell Sue F. Stroud Sully Insurance Patricia W. Talley Dana W. Tamer Michele H. Tancredi Wanda M. Tanner Fessie O. Taylor Zoner A Taylor Heather J. Taylor In honor of Eric Pilecki Amy Teller Julia A. Tennant William L. Terrill Marilyn Terrill Frankie Terry Donna R. Tesh Miranda D. Thomas In honor of Jeremy Muse Rodney Thomas Rhonda T. Thomason Florianna J. Thompson Gail A. Tompkins Sandra A. Truelove
Patsy W. Turlington Joe L. Turner Linda W. Tyler Rebel B. Umphlett Gwen J. Underwood David Underwood Jewell J. Valrie Brenda D. Vance Jorge Vasquez-Kool In honor of Lance Thomas Barry Scott Vick Russell Wahrman In honor of Zach Wilson Danny M. Wall Janet & Pat Walston Sheree White Ward In honor of Johnathan Redd Mike Warren Nila Warren In memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver Phillip & Jean Warren In honor of Cameron Ramsey Mr. James H. Warrick Tarashanda L. Waters Phyllis C. Watts Wynde A Webber Kathy Weeks Ann Westbrook Denise M. Wetli Patricia K. Whitaker In honor of Lance Thomas Randy K. Whitaker Toinette Whitaker In honor of Lance Thomas Nellie J. White Pat C. White In honor of Lance Thomas Steve N. White Celia B. Whitehead Lydia M. Whitehurst Deborah A. Whitley
Lee J Wiegand Tammy L. Wilcox In memory of Mildred ‘Nanny’ Driver Nancy H. Wilkerson Al Williams Martha O. Williams Sandra E. Williams
Mickey S. Williamson Lorrie G. Williford Regina E. Willis April S. Wilson In honor of Taylor Hunt Woodard Eye Care Kathy T. Woodlief
In honor of Taylor Hunt Elizabeth Stroud Yount Marvin Edward Yount III
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