DONOR IMPACT R EPORT A LPH A PH I FOU N DAT ION 2015—2021
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T H E I M PA C T OF LEADING WITH HEART
ENSURING THE FUTURE WITH YOUR PHIL ANTHROPY
LEADING WITH HEART DONORS
Leading With Heart donor dollars are fulfilling Alpha Phi’s mission to innovate the member experience.
The Alpha Phi Foundation 2021—2023 Strategic Plan outlines how donor dollars will be used to enrich the lives of Alpha Phi women.
Recognizing those who lead with their heart and demonstrate their commitment to enhancing the lives of Alpha Phis through philanthropy.
A LPH A PH I FOU N DAT ION BOARD OF DIREC TOR S
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Mary Beth Cooleen Tully (Epsilon Psi-Lehigh), Chair
Amy Peebles (Beta-Northwestern), Executive Director
Rebecca Andrew Zanatta (Beta Rho-Washington State), Vice Chair
Crista Cate Vasina (Delta Gamma-Northern Colorado), Senior Director of Development
Claire Costin (Omega-Texas), Treasurer
Katherine Sopp (Eta Lambda-George Mason), Director of Marketing and Communications
Coree Smith (Epsilon Theta-Northern Iowa), Secretary
Mary Kegl, Controller
Gretchen Wilson Alarcon (Kappa-Stanford), Director
Linda Schnetzer (Beta Omicron-Bowling Green), Major Gifts Officer
Janelle Del Carlo (Beta Delta-UCLA), Director
Sharyn Taylor (Theta Nu-Appalachian State University), Gift Officer
Jenny Concepción Hansen (Beta Pi-USC), Director
Dana Kuehn, (Chi Omega Fraternity), Manager of Annual Giving
Susan McNeice (Epsilon Nu-Delaware), Director
Claire Gallo (Gamma Phi-Florida State), Donor Relations Manager
Shana Smith (Chi-Montana), Director
Meghan Bradley (Zeta Alpha-Eastern Illinois), Office and Event Manager
Jackee M. Schools (Eta Lambda-George Mason), Ex-Officio, Alpha Phi Fraternity International President
Sarah Rayman (Epsilon Alpha-Ashland), Database Specialist Alex Goodman, (Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority), Program Manager Maia Gadsden (Zeta Pi-Case Western Reserve), Communications Coordinator Maya Momon (Delta Delta-Oklahoma City), Chapter Giving Coordinator
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LETTER
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Dear Sisters and Friends, Alpha Phi is known for leaving a mark on history. I am proud to say that as we approach our 150th anniversary, Alpha Phi is making history yet again. Since the start of Leading With Heart in 2015, more Alpha Phis than ever have benefited from leadership grants and received scholarships to help them advance and develop as women. With you, we have helped our sisters and others feel safer and more supported. With you, we have championed the Fraternity’s vision to evolve with our members and offer new and relevant leadership training and programming. With you, we are funding important, front of the line advances in women’s heart health year after year. With you, our donors, we have emerged stronger and more focused on our mission – advancing women’s lives through the power of philanthropy. As we prepare for the next 150 years, we are committed to investing in our members and impacting our communities. This is an exciting time to be an Alpha Phi as we conclude the remaining nine months of our largest philanthropic outreach to date, one that celebrates our past while ensuring our future: Leading With Heart. This campaign has and will continue to deepen our impact and strengthen the membership experience. With a focus on building our endowment, we will grow leadership, scholarship, and women’s heart health for generations to come. The stories that fill the Leading With Heart Donor Impact Report illustrate just how important your contributions are to the success of our sisters and a vibrant future for Alpha Phi. Donors have enhanced the membership experience by funding over 25 leadership development programs – impacting thousands of collegians and alumnae. Donors have funded scholarships and cardiac research, programs that impact more than Alpha Phis, but also the communities they belong to. Read along to learn more about how Alpha Phi Foundation has put your dollars to work, our plans for the remainder of the campaign, and a look towards the near future.
Your support makes our mission possible and advances women’s lives each day. On behalf of the Board of Directors, thank you for leading with heart. We look forward to seeing what 2022 has in store for us, our communities, and you. We are honored and grateful for your loyalty to Alpha Phi and for ensuring the future for generations of women.
Loyally,
Mary Beth Cooleen Tully (Epsilon Psi-Lehigh) Board Chair, Alpha Phi Foundation
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Leading With Heart donor generosity has not only grown our endowments in leadership, scholarship, and heart health, but has directly impacted our collegiate sisters today. As we begin the remaining nine months of the campaign, join us as we celebrate our past and ensure our future.
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We would like to take the opportunity to thank you for being a part of Alpha Phi history. Help us reach our goal by June 2022 by continuing your support of Leading With Heart.
GIVE A GIF T TELL A SISTER alphaphifoundation.org/leading-with-heart
Alpha Phi Foundation financial information may be found online at alphaphifoundation.org/financials.
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Alpha Phi Foundation scholarships help Alpha Phis pursue undergraduate and graduate degrees. Each year, donor generosity supports merit and need-based scholarships for nearly 70 Alpha Phi women. Leading With Heart donors continue to increase the number of scholarships provided to our members. Scholarships are a historic pride point for Alpha Phi. We are proud to have such intelligent and talented members and to be able to support them in academic achievement.
SI NCE T H E S TA RT OF LE ADING W ITH HE ART IN 2015:
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SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
Dear Alpha Phi Foundation Board of Directors, I am truly honored to be the recipient of the Frances Cameron Wiig Scholarship. This generous gift will allow me to continue my graduate program in nonprofit management and help me pursue my dreams of changing women's lives through the nonprofit sector. I am immensely grateful to the Foundation and its donors for their everlasting commitment to advancing the lives of our sisters. Thank you for this life-changing gift!
$1,617,560
Emily Mitch Ward (Delta Kappa-Wisconsin La Crosse) Scholarship Recipient
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L E A DER SH I P FROM T H E H E A R T… Alpha Phi stands firmly on a bedrock of history and innovative leadership. As a flourishing community of over 200,000 sisters, our Fraternity offers our members a nurturing environment to thrive as women in every stage of life. Thanks to the generosity of Leading With Heart donors, Alpha Phi has developed over 25 new leadership programs. Alpha Phi’s innovative programming invests in our sisters and strengthens their ability to create change in the world during their collegiate years and beyond.
L I V E C O U R A G E O U S LY S E R I E S Alpha Phi’s primary concern is the health and well-being of its members. The Live Courageously Series provides a variety of important programs that empower our members to be proactive in a difficult situation, to act, and to care for one another.
S TA N D T O G E T H E R Alpha Phi provides a variety of important programs that empower our members to learn to stand together and teach our members how to make Alpha Phi a more welcoming, safe, and inclusive environment for those who join and for the community at large.
LE AGUE OF COACHES Committed to the lifelong Alpha Phi experience of our members, the League of Coaches programming is designed for both collegiate and alumnae members. In order to meet the ever-changing needs of our members, a diverse group of alumnae and industry leaders share their knowledge and expertise with Alpha Phi members.
LEGAC Y OF LEADERS Today’s Alpha Phi collegians are tomorrow’s leaders. The Legacy of Leaders programming includes a variety of innovative opportunities to teach, inspire, and educate members about how to influence change through empowering leadership in their communities.
GENEROUS HEARTS Alpha Phis are change-makers who want to make a positive difference in the world around them. The Generous Hearts programming not only reflects this long-standing commitment to giving back but also provides new opportunities for community involvement and education.
“Now more than ever, investing in women - Alpha Phi members in particular - is important to create leadership skills needed to lead our chapters and all of our campuses across the United States and Canada.” Jackee M. Schools (Eta Lambda, George Mason), Alpha Phi International Fraternity President
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T H A NK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS LE ADING W ITH HE ART DONORS Because of you, the Alpha Phi Foundation leadership endowment is growing, which will allow us to fund new opportunities to promote Alpha Phi’s legacy of strong leadership within our organization and in our communities across the world. 2015 - 2021 DONOR IMPACT REPORT
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WOM E N ’ S H E A RT H E A LT H Alpha Phi has been committed to improving women’s heart health and supporting cardiac education and research since 1946. Through the Leading With Heart campaign, donors have affirmed and secured our commitment to improving the lives and health of women. Since the start of the Leading With Heart campaign, we have awarded $600,000 in support of groundbreaking cardiac advancements. Additionally, we have granted over $1.6 million in support of mission-aligned community partners.
HEART TO HEART GR ANT
2021 Grant Recipient: Duke University School of Nursing Duke University School of Nursing will use the grant to fund their research project: Improving the Visibility of Women: Patients as Partners in Management of Uncontrolled Hypertension. This project will use a community-based intervention that will identify and reduce disparities and inequities among women with high blood pressure, resulting in an increase in the proportion of women with managed hypertension.
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GR ANT RECIPIENTS Each university listed below received a grant of $100,000
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Community Recipients 2015—2021
Rockingham Memorial Hospital Foundation West Virginia University Heart & Vascular Center Allen Foundation Altru Health System University of Washington Association of Black Cardiologists Canadian Women’s Heart Health Centre Heart Reach Carmel, dba Bolt for the Heart Tallahassee Medicine Cardiology Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare Foundation American Heart Association University of Wisconsin Foundation - Heart & Memorial Heart & Vascular Center Vascular Care Fund Adult Congenital Heart Disease Clinic at Greenville Health System University of Ottawa Heart Institute Foundation Jeanne Fuller Red Dress University of Ottawa Heart Institute Foundation Bryan Health Foundation The Nick & Kelly Children’s Heart Fund Altru Health Foundation University of Washington Foundation Creighton University Heart Ministry Porto Urgent Care Clinic The Canadian SADS Foundation RMH Foundation Enloe Medical Center Heart and Stroke Foundation - Manitoba Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles Heart Institute Boston Go Red For Women Cleveland Clinic Girls With Sole
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F ORGE T M E NOT GR A N T The Forget Me Not Grant embodies the spirit of Alpha Phi by providing financial assistance to alumnae and collegians facing crisis. Leading With Heart donors have allowed Alpha Phi Foundation to safeguard the support we offer our sisters during life’s most challenging moments. This expression of sisterhood affirms Alpha Phi Foundation’s commitment to all Alpha Phis and serves as a reminder that our sisters are never alone.
"I am incredibly grateful to Alpha Phi Foundation for the Forget Me Not Grant I received last year.
2020 was one of the most difficult years for me with a divorce in the middle of trying to diagnose some
serious health issues. The Forget Me Not Grant
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allowed me to pay medical bills so I could continue
to receive the care I needed. I hope to be able to pay it forward in the future. Thank you, Alpha Phi!"
Alpha Phi Sister & 2020 Forget Me Not Grant Recipient
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Forget Me Not Grants support Alpha Phis in crisis by granting assistance towards: · Medical bills
· Tuition
· Grief counseling
· Pandemic relief
· Natural disaster recovery
· Rent or related living expenses
TO OUR FORGET ME NOT GR ANT SUPPORTERS, We would like to offer a special thank you for your commitment to the Forget Me Not Grant. Your loyalty affects each recipient in a very personal way. When our sisters experienced a time of greatest need, you were there.
Thank you,
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2 0 21— 2 0 2 3 STR AT EGIC PL A N Alpha Phi Foundation is committed to its members during every stage of life. We are proud to share the 2021—2023 Strategic Plan to provide a lens into the operations of the Foundation, how donor dollars are spent, and how we steward donors through the giving experience. Throughout 2021—2023, six areas of focus will guide how the Foundation fulfills our mission of advancing women’s lives through the power of philanthropy.
S T R AT EGIC I N I T I AT I V E S
COLLEGIANS
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Empower and build women of impact
Support initiatives to ensure Alpha Phi is the premier membership organization on every campus
Support enrichment for each stage of alumnae life
COMMUNIT Y & WORLD
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CO M M U N I C AT I O N
Make a long-term investment in better communities and a better world through cardiac advancements in women's heart health
V ISION
Execute comprehensive campaign to strengthen the Foundation’s commitment to our members and the world
Develop a comprehensive communication plan to accomplish the key communication objectives
for the F U T U R E
As a preeminent philanthropic organization, Alpha Phi Foundation is recognized for the strength of our endowment and for innovation in cultivating and sustaining donor participation. We strive to be the philanthropy of choice among our members, with every Alpha Phi supporting the Foundation. Alpha Phi Foundation Board of Directors (2021—2023)
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DONOR LIST
SY MBOLS KEY
Thank you to our committed sisters who lead with heart every day. We are honored and grateful for your loyalty to Alpha Phi. Your gifts are making a significant impact in the lives of our sisters and ensuring a bright future for generations of women. The following giving levels recognize donors for their generosity during the Leading With Heart campaign, including planned gifts, from June 1, 2015 through June 30, 2021
Clara Bradley Burdette Society Silent Chapter For questions about your annual or lifetime giving, please email leadingwithheart@alphaphifoundation.org.
Clara Sittser Williams
$100,000 —$249,999 Beta (Northwestern) Janet Klein Hollingshead Omicron (Missouri) Lana Lauher Guernsey Valerie Lawlor
Martha Foote Crow
Kate Hogoboom Gilbert
Anonymous Donor Anonymous Donor Anonymous Donor
Sigma (Washington) Susan J. Bevan
$1 MILLION +
Theta (Michigan) Beverly Lasher
Rena Michaels Atchison
$500,000 —$999,999 Gamma Zeta (Puget Sound) Vicki Coles
Theta Gamma (Truman State) Lora Tuley Brys
$250,000 —$499,999
Chi (Montana) Shana Goss Smith
Rho (Ohio State) Kathleen Rhoads McIntyre Kelly Mary Ann Wittmer Sigma (Washington) Ruth-Ellen Sullivan Elliott Tau (Oregon) Virginia Bradford Beta Delta (UCLA) Judy Milne Benson Beta Rho (Washington State) Rebecca Andrew Zanatta
Beta Beta (Michigan State) Karen Abel Kolschowsky Susan Brink Sherratt
Gamma Sigma (Wisconsin Stout) Karen McChesney Howe
Beta Omega (Kent State) Alexis Boettler Lux
Delta Beta (Texas A&M Commerce) Carol Grohmann Copeland
Delta Alpha (East Carolina) Diane Spry Straker
Delta Epsilon (Iowa) Ruth Gallagher Nelson
Epsilon Beta (Butler) Janeen Golomb Moore
Delta Eta (Adrian) Jennifer Schaeffer Crawford
Epsilon Theta (Northern Iowa) Coree Smith
Epsilon Psi (Lehigh) Mary Beth Cooleen Tully
Zeta Alpha (Eastern Illinois) Judy Ethell
Theta Kappa (Rochester) Janis Coughlin-Piester
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Ida Gilbert Houghton
$50,000 —$99,999 Epsilon (Minnesota) Susan Smiley Campbell
Theta (Michigan) Colleen Sirhal Omicron (Missouri) Cherie Stephens Bock Amy Jordan Beta Delta (UCLA) Gayle Goodman
Jane Higham
Florence Chidester Lukens
$25,000 —$49,999
$10,000 —$24,999
Gamma (DePauw) MJ Crousore
Alpha (Syracuse) Mary Locker Croglio
Theta (Michigan) Susan S. Zabriskie
Beta (Northwestern) Jean Sheridan
Kappa (Stanford) Gretchen Wilson Alarcon
Delta (Cornell) Amy Pfannenstiel Bunszel
Nu (Nebraska) Jane Kinney Smith
Beta Kappa (Denison) Margaret Steinert Greene
Omicron (Missouri) Elizabeth Underwood Drouin Shannon Brittan O’Hanlon Judith Sohns Runk Blair McNamee Ward
Beta Lambda (Rollins) Meredith Ross
Sigma (Washington) Margaret Morrison
Beta Omicron (Bowling Green) Susan Weiskittle Barrick
Beta Delta (UCLA) Jeanne Ennes Barnes
Beta Pi (USC) Jenny Concepción Hansen
Beta Psi (San Jose State) Monique Cuellar Mariscal
Beta Tau (Indiana) Joy Gray Siegel
Gamma Nu (Miami University) Sara Graf
Beta Psi (San Jose State) Jane Claussen Finger
Gamma Rho (Penn State) Kimberly Brown Brannon
Gamma Pi (Arizona State) Diane Neis Thomas
Gamma Tau (Willamette) Michele J. Patterson
Delta Alpha (East Carolina) Linda Gardner Massie
Delta Theta (Western Michigan) Kathleen Feeney Hiemstra
Delta Gamma (Northern Colorado) Jill Herdman Trotter Crista Cate Vasina Delta Chi (William Woods) Donna Weekes Edwards Epsilon Nu (Delaware) Susan McNeice Eta Lambda (George Mason) Jackee M. Schools
Delta Chi (William Woods) Sara Mayer Gwen Sturtevant Wallot Epsilon Gamma (Sacramento State) Marcia Puyper Garrison
Iota (Wisconsin) Barbara J. Williams Kappa (Stanford) Mary Mahler Raitt Omicron (Missouri) Kathleen Saunders Baldwin Carole McQuade Bartnett Elizabeth Greer Rebecca Reiter Hefley Cathleen McCrady Heinsohn Mary Williams Hippe Jayne Gebaur Kasten Claire Coleman LaMonica Marcia Lane Nancy Niemann Magee Barbara Taylor Riepl Deborah Hacker Serra Suzanne Gallais Skelly Sandi Pinkes Straetker Rho (Ohio State) Jean Creamer Hodges Sara Kite Sigma (Washington) Mardette Degarmo Flodin Frances McKechnie Kidwiler Upsilon (Washburn) Jeannette Hass Wells
Eta Delta (CSU East Bay) Kathleen Boyle Halfon
Omega (Texas) Claire Costin Suzanne Carlisle Crowley Diane Johanson Jones Jennifer Larson Ryback
Eta Mu (Marquette) Katherine E. Raitt
Beta Gamma (Colorado) Laura Keene Demmer
Beta Delta (UCLA) Janelle Del Carlo Barbara Helter Goodall Nancy Salisbury Trillo Beta Epsilon (Arizona) Mary Gunn Hartline Lisa Cabaniss Olson Renee Smith Zimmerman Zainer Beta Kappa (Denison) Colleen Coughlin Beta Nu (Duke) Martha Watkins Mast Beta Omicron (Bowling Green) Janet Brinker Schaeffer Linda Schnetzer Carol Koch Taller Beta Pi (USC) Patricia DeCarré Atkinson Barbara Chappell Tingley Lindsay Wiggins Beta Chi (Bucknell) Nancy Owen Craig Beta Psi (San Jose State) Elizabeth Frasse Tricia Lee McNabb Lanzino Beta Omega (Kent State) Nicole Manross Bluso Marilyn Bracken Ruckman Peg DeChant Thornburg Gamma Alpha (San Diego State) Donna W. Miller Gamma Beta (UC Santa Barbara) Karen Jensen Halualani Gamma Iota (Texas Tech) Kimberly Spadoni Criscuolo Ann Moore Croyle Deana Koonsman Gage Gamma Kappa (CSU Long Beach) Laura Jen Kin Berger Gamma Nu (Miami University) Cynthia Diller Fields Jean Cameron Hahm
Gamma Xi (Wichita State) Judy Arnold Azama Gamma Omicron (Drake) Corry Mack Doty Gamma Pi (Arizona State) Jenny Holsman Tetreault Gamma Tau (Willamette) Terri Ostlund Brooks Delta Beta (Texas A&M Commerce) Carolyn Venable Kahler Delta Gamma (Northern Colorado) Judy Kay Schmidt Mead Lita Putnam Schaffer Delta Delta (Oklahoma City) Angela Fillmore Bachman Delta Epsilon (Iowa) Becky Cornwell Brinson Delta Zeta (Maryland) Lucille Toniolo Delta Theta (Western Michigan) Tracy Ticknor Virta Epsilon Nu (Delaware) Susan Carrochi Sherman Eta Omicron (Virginia Tech) Carrie Frye Zeta Gamma (Santa Clara) Wendy Nice Barnes Zeta Iota (Virginia) Jennifer Allen Wassum Zeta Lambda (Southern New Hampshire) Barbara Painter Buzzelli Theta Delta (Creighton) Sarah Benoist Theta Eta (Western University) Emily Mordhorst Iota Gamma (University of the Pacific) Jessica Safir
Eta Rho (San Diego) Alessia Maniaci Citro
“I have seen first-hand the benefit Alpha Phi Foundation has on our members - from attending leadership conferences or the Emerging Leaders Institute. I’ve worked with collegians who return from such experiences with a reinvigorated passion
for Alpha Phi and a desire to share all they learned with their chapter sisters. I’ve
received notes from collegians sharing how their leadership journey was positively
shaped by a Foundation-funded activity. I knew I wanted to extend my giving to support the work of the Foundation by including it in my estate planning.”
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Louise Shepard Hancock $5,000 —$9,999
Beta (Northwestern) Kathleen Case Finzel Nancy Kleine Kekst Amy Peebles Barbara Talbott Gamma (DePauw) Frances Tuttle Drew Julie H. Goodrich Sally McCall Grant Delta (Cornell) Jane D. Tanner Epsilon (Minnesota) Caroline Christian Dunn
Beta Epsilon (Arizona) Barbara Scarborough Black
Theta Kappa (Rochester) Christine Creter
Beta Zeta (Idaho) Kristi Hanson
Theta Xi (Shippensburg) Misty Wilson
Beta Omicron (Bowling Green) Allison Neary Judith Segerer Watson
Iota Epsilon (Kettering) Angela Sommerville Aaron
Beta Pi (USC) Jacqueline Johnson Kehle Allison Jaskowiak Kennedy Beta Tau (Indiana) Jennifer Butler Louise L. Linnemeier Beta Chi (Bucknell) Dorothy Morgan Effron Beta Psi (San Jose State) Lisa Cordoni Matherly
Lambda (UC Berkeley) Merle Chambers
Gamma Alpha (San Diego State) Karen Halverstadt Miller
Xi (Toronto) Alison Nash
Gamma Zeta (Puget Sound) Kathy Schiller Judkins
Omicron (Missouri) Laura Damerst Barron Felicia Siragusa Bondi Melissa Clark Anika Pickens Gatrell Pamela Dickherber Gehbauer Tammy Csolak Grzeskowiak Christen Heinsohn Nancy Manring Holman Denise Blankenship Joyce Patricia Greenfield Kurre Susan Chaffin Matthews Sandra Aselman Meranda Karen King Mitchell Melodie Powell Erin McKenna Riske Ashley Munsell Sanders Deborah Fischer Shanahan Gema Tenorio Simmons Lisa Bollmann Uphoff Jill Waldrop Kim Larsen Watson Nancy Littlefield Whitside
Gamma Iota (Texas Tech) Linda Boon Defee Susie Robbins Kelly
Sigma (Washington) Patricia Bergen Corbin Claire Daddino
Gamma Xi (Wichita State) Shirley Clegg Dieker Delta Beta (Texas A&M Commerce) Jandy Thompson Delta Gamma (Northern Colorado) Kelsi Vinyard Delta Tau (LSU) Susan Dantin Webb Epsilon Gamma (Sacramento State) Louanne Steiger Nourse Epsilon Delta (Northern Illinois) Karen Mell Zeta Alpha (Eastern Illinois) Barbara Schmeink Peek
Tau (Oregon) Juli Todd
Zeta Iota (Virginia) Renee Verspoor
Upsilon (Washburn) Connie Light Barngrover
Zeta Omicron (Johns Hopkins) Tara Riemer Sally Anne Schmidt
Phi (Oklahoma) Billie Coskey Battiato Michele Hurley Quiroga Psi (South Dakota) Vivian Fischer Pitlo Genevieve Evans Taylor Omega (Texas) Stacey Thulin Daniel Beta Gamma (Colorado) Teresa Gillian Gray Erica Boutacoff Kenyon Beta Delta (UCLA) Kimberly Hoon Margie Markson Johnson
Zeta Sigma (Franklin & Marshall) Jennifer Bergman Eta Alpha (New Hampshire) Karen Siegel Fitting Eta Lambda (George Mason) Erin Berry Sams Eta Omicron (Virginia Tech) Caitlin Massie King Theta Gamma (Truman State) Jaime Alsup Ryberg Theta Zeta (Florida Tech) Jennifer Koschalk Stevens
Iota Zeta (Colorado School of Mines) Carrie Eberhard Iota Xi (Denver) Natalia Cossack Alpha Lambda (Alumnae Initiate) Annemargaret Connolly
Elizabeth Grace Hubbell Shults $1,000 —$4,999
Alpha (Syracuse) Claire Wietig Daniels Laura Bice Thyberg Beta (Northwestern) Patricia Acha Lynda Baldwin Debra Bauer Susan Cheng Barbara Nitchie Fuldner Carol Hamilton O’Brien Piper Bartels Ryan Margaret Riecker Thompson Susan Tinnish Sherry Sarginson Unger Gamma (DePauw) Nancy Burks Wittgen Devoe Jill Taubensee Havey Lizzie Hineman Delta (Cornell) Georgina Stephens Alexander Marcia Dearman Corrigan Lisa Gangarosa Susanne Solomon Epsilon (Minnesota) Janet Thomas Barnum Megan Bouché Judith Knudsen Brown Jana Wahoske Johnson Carol March Mary Sperl Emily Mayer Tuttle Helga Bjornson Visscher Eta (Boston) Ayda Rashtchi Mariana Agathoklis Schlock Theta (Michigan) Patricia Kolowich Martha Purdy Stein Joanne Christensen White Kappa (Stanford) Susan Scheiber Edelman Morgan Graziadei Anne Bruner Nash Kathryn Rydberg
Lambda (UC Berkeley) Laura Crowe Patricia MacLeod Ellsworth Taylor Hanson Nu (Nebraska) Theresa Cudly Fangman Christine Cronk Hatton Sharon Stephens Jensen Pamela Geu Lay Xi (Toronto) Ashley Haugher Omicron (Missouri) Katie Sommer Azeltine Nora Baker Robin Richart Beck Emily Brune Butchko Reba Nelson Cassin Kellye Crockett Crystal Curfman Leah Kellems Davis Allison Rockamann Dudash Kathryn Roeder Flynn Ann Williams Herrmann Susan Denning Hinton Amanda Hoffman Sara Holzschuh Kerry Wynn Horton Jessica Kinder Hughes Sharon Williams Korte Winifred Horlacher Lashley Jennifer McNay Janet Papageorge Georgia Quentin Lauren Mangnall Santagelo Mary Schultz Cherie Short Patricia Jones Stevens Cheryl Beeler Summers Angie Trae-Greenbarg Nicole Wilson Kathryn Ferguson Wittmer Pi (North Dakota) Amy Breidenbach Green Ro (Ohio State) Mary Jones O’Shaughnessey Sigma (Washington) Jennifer Ward Lamont Sarah Bevan Leslie Louise Wright Little Susan Hess Lorrain Suzanne Ward Tau (Oregon) Saori Clark Rachel Mazoff Phi (Oklahoma) Sharon Spraker Barnes Tonya Sharp Ryan Chi (Montana) Jane Rowland Crouch Psi (South Dakota) Lucy Benitez Jeanne Spilde Gonzenbach Lisa Tuttle Herbert Maxine Gordon Reed Susan Hansen Shade Delanie Van Bemmel Margaret Halla Wegner Linda Kruse Yates
Omega (Texas) Jamison Burnett Bump Anne Derse Clark Nicole Costa Mary Frain Criaco Judith Gilbreath Cundiff Karen McComb Farabee Margie Harris Frank Helen Sheldon Gray Erin Peterson Gutierrez Alice Hatfield Cameron Hill Bettie Barnes Liebzeit Bilinda Cox Matusek Susan McCoin Martha Ann Goss McGonigle Patricia Connally Robbins Sarah Parker Beta Alpha (Illinois) Johannah Burnidge Martin Eleanor Surber McCombe Kristine Kuhrt Vittore Beta Beta (Michigan State) Jean Cabbage Gaston Betsy Barkwell Mathiesen Susan Gove Merten Kathryn Maentz Prior Sally Schrader Stoll Jaime Welsh Vinck Joy Knudson Walker Beta Gamma (Colorado) Breezy Coyne Mary Carolyn Gamache Lauren Majerik Sophia Sunberg Betsey Andrews Unger Beta Delta (UCLA) Judith Nelson Ebright Barbara Hull English Debra Weitzman Gierut Debra Keller Helmick Kayla Manion Cheryl Ritchie Marcz Susan Riley McGlynn Marilyn Westcott McIntyre Gail Teagle Alin Hernandez Wall Beta Epsilon (Arizona) Gretchen Bender Suzanne Swinney Conner Mollie Carroll Grady Selena Giorgio Jean Hansen Ikeda Ashley Lopez Korus Nan Mason Shipp Beta Zeta (Idaho) Willa Hawkins Kemp Linda Mitchell Nye Rita Bahm Sholton Beta Eta (Manitoba) Lee-Anne Rodstrom Kumka Beta Theta (British Columbia) Molly Moriarty Russell Beta Lambda (Rollins) Sally Gray Jackson Beta Mu (Alabama) TaylorAnn McNeil Beta Nu (Duke) Sylvia Ann Arey Mary Carter Pettitt
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Delta Gamma (Northern Colorado) Brenna Cate Cheryl Carr Futera Barbara Harland Trythall Delta Delta (Oklahoma City) Dorothy Thannhausen Allshouse Lisa Haning Blackburn Jacque Leveridge Fiegel Delta Epsilon (Iowa) Carole Schwake Hodgson Katherine Hurd Laura Heath Schwartzkopf Delta Zeta (Maryland) Susan Delaney Frank Cristina Johnson Nicole Natoli Mary Jane Praetorius Delta Eta (Adrian) Andrea Robison Beta Omicron (Bowling Green) Mollie Ballmer Bort Sarah Dariano Sylvia Vargo Goeke Kimberlie Goldsberry Joan Norris Graham Jacquelyn Wiley Wells Anne Crawford Zartman Beta Pi (USC) Audrey Biggerstaff Bergeson Jennifer Deeby Diltz Margaret Calder Griest Dakotah Lindsay Laura Crouch Shartle Solange Soward Beta Rho (Washington State) Diane Lipinski Colley Elysia Brown Labita Valerie Morris Lent Margo Anderson Newman Abby Reid Beverly Dalstone Smith Kathleen Thompson Beta Sigma (Utah) Judith Swaner Castellion Beta Tau (Indiana) Joan Merritt Holmes Christina Palmer Howard Margaret Lennox Howley Beta Upsilon (Oregon State) Susan Shedd Schroeder Beta Chi (Bucknell) Jackie Stubba Beta Psi (San Jose State) Kim Leslie Akin Lindsay Martin Poss Cynthia Maley Thawley Beta Omega (Kent State) Michelle Bates-Dallman Nora Davis Kieser Alyssa Mittereder Jodi Sittig
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Gamma Alpha (San Diego State) Susan Muller Cook Reilly Moran Nancy Demers Nimmo Sharon Anderson Ritchey Gamma Beta (UC Santa Barbara) Juanita Gebb Acha Pam King Crone Elizabeth Keats Hensgen Lucile Zimmer
Gamma Kappa (CSU Long Beach) Linda Long Boland Arline Burns Coward Ashley Moretti Stephanie Simons Dorothy Strand Gamma Mu (Georgia State) Carolyn Ralston Patton
Gamma Gamma (Drury) Sue Turrentine Lawson Susan Rainer Sherry Tobaben Wilcher
Gamma Nu (Miami University) Colleen Pyne Bowman Julie Braun Amanda Minchin Carter Carrie Krehlik Elizabeth Laporte Stott
Gamma Delta (Kansas) Jan Fink Call Jane Ausherman Horttor Helen Jorgenson Sutherland
Gamma Xi (Wichita State) Della O’Hara Lickteig Malinda Shock Christina Basinger Ward
Gamma Zeta (Puget Sound) Julie Foss Stuhr
Gamma Omicron (Drake) Valerie Duchateau Williamson
Gamma Eta (North Texas) Shannon Armstrong Betty Boyd Francisco Beverly Blair Johnson Melissa Watson Norris Colleen Ryan
Gamma Pi (Arizona State) Raechel M. Owen
Gamma Theta (Colorado College) Arlene Asdel Sarah Clifford Sheehan Gamma Iota (Texas Tech) Kathleen Berry Sheila George Bright Kimberly Vincent Butler Jennifer Rohde Dickerson Linda Schlinkman Fuller Beverly Burleson Hendon Penny Fleming Hudson Paula Manning January Liane Jones Locke Nancy Adamson Marcus Alexa Raino-Nilsson Judith Courtney Salinas Brooke Smiddy Marcy Ewing Van Galen Sarah Smiley Weik Darcel Atwill Weller
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Gamma Rho (Penn State) Lane Maggio Cigna Gamma Sigma (Wisconsin Stout) Margie Casey Anderson Sarah Calkins Anneliese Wilhelmi Palchizaca Anne Thiel Reuther Gamma Omega (Midwestern State) Cherish Reyes Bradshaw Kristen Walther Delta Alpha (East Carolina) Amy Harrington Delta Beta (Texas A&M Commerce) Lisa Troncoso Castillo Susan Jeffords Dorsey Suzanne Garner Jayne Frederick Haggar Glenda Woodruff Langston Tina Logan Jill Martin Brenda Woodruff Mills Kade Eggert Rutherford
Delta Theta (Western Michigan) Mary Colombo Mancus Michelle Mathiesen Delta Kappa (Wisconsin La Crosse) Carol Wahl Gretchen Nicholson Wing Delta Mu (Purdue) Caroline Gustafson Ault Susan Wurster Hansen Carolyn Kessler Kerr Janet Allen Power Jacquie Alexander Worley Delta Nu (Maine) Katie Foster Mary Gatchell Gauvin Samantha Lott Hale Margery Furman Perry Delta Xi (Nebraska Kearney) Nicole Sup Deprez Rachael Cochran Page Delta Rho (Ball State) Nancy Kincannon Sherry Daniels Lynch Suzette Brown Miller Keri Miller VanAcker Delta Sigma (Wisconsin Stevens Point) Noreen Scully Krueger Delta Tau (LSU) Elaine Katkocin Balaity Evelyn Brian Sammye Crawford Cynthia Hardy Cruikshank Christine St. Amand D’Arcangelo Becky Othold Del Rio Dortha Lane Eppinett Carla Turnley Hill Andrea Kippels Julie Davis Launey Barbara Simons Lively Rebecca Black O’Neal Ann Siddall Delta Upsilon (Baldwin Wallace) Lynn McLaughlin Murray
Delta Phi (Indiana U. of Pennsylvania) June Collins Herron Linda Morford Neugebauer Delta Chi (William Woods) Zelda Decker Casanova Susan Murdock Gowin Leslie Ferguson Amanda Rowley Epsilon Alpha (Ashland) Megan McCarthy Collins Ann Schar Epsilon Beta (Butler) Karen Broering Kettler Janett Burns Lowes Epsilon Gamma (Sacramento State) Nancy Morris Bosworth Erica Eisenlauer Drury Kelly Kliman Follett Cynthia Cariker Keltner Epsilon Delta (Northern Illinois) Jennifer Hutchinson Frobish Epsilon Epsilon (Longwood) Jane Acker Neubauer Marjorie Snead Pugh Epsilon Zeta (Central Michigan) Catherine Maples Waynick Epsilon Eta (Old Dominion) Mary Pollard Epsilon Theta (Northern Iowa) Brianna Aust Barbara Illian Epsilon Iota (Duquesne) Carrie Basta Stoltzfus Epsilon Lambda (Texas Arlington) Collette Starkey Minter Epsilon Nu (Delaware) Arlene Dresch Hogan Anne-Marie Sotire Epsilon Xi (Southern Illinois) Amy Hendricks Bamper Andrea J. Mari Giffhorn Emily Riney Hejna Epsilon Rho (UC Davis) Rachel Schonwit Cynthia Weideman Tse Epsilon Upsilon (CSU Northridge) Teresa Bentz Culpepper Epsilon Phi (NC State) Carla Shook Bailey Martha Horrell Prosser Michelle Connell Stevens Epsilon Psi (Lehigh) Ann Lewnes Epsilon Omega (Texas A&M) Karen Bloch Bavender Cathy Davis Stacy Bush Lyon Gina Garner Winter
Zeta Alpha (Eastern Illinois) Patty Hendrickson Barbara Leutz Zeta Beta (Loyola Marymount) Megan Baker Jessica Hamer Katie Jochner Sarah Wermers Zeta Gamma (Santa Clara) Susan McGuire Bernal Michele Gilliam Friedrich Lauren Houge Jennifer Johnston Tricia Hahn Mason Paige Olson Mary Whitaker Zeta Delta (Iowa State) Jonlee Andrews Nancy Heig Ball Linda Rieck Compton Marylee Deichman Rehm Rachelle Richmond Tieszen Zeta Theta (Tufts) Sara Fitzgerald Cathleen Marine Zeta Iota (Virginia) Lindsay Forehand Angerholzer Ifunaya Dallah Farrell Scifres Jaskot Zeta Mu (Colorado State) Carol Butler Freeman Tamara Miller-Davison
Zeta Omicron (Johns Hopkins) Erika Ward Knauer Zeta Pi (Case Western Reserve) Karen Brown McGunagle Zeta Rho (Bentley) Melissa Stevenson Davoodi Roseleen Dello Russo Zeta Sigma (Franklin & Marshall) Maria Repole Kimberly Skelding
Eta Kappa (UC Irvine) Jennifer Miranda Clamme Katherine Dohn Nicole Ford Lindsey Goldstein Green Amanda Holden Vanessa Vacca
Theta Mu (Hofstra) Kristi Hanley Bowers
Eta Lambda (George Mason) Jennifer Clark Hein
Theta Xi (Shippensburg) Samantha Conter Hoerner
Eta Omicron (Virginia Tech) Sara Dawson Gregory
Theta Sigma (Southern Utah) Haley Bowen Hastings Mechelle Mellor Rachelle Gunderson Smith
Eta Upsilon (Chapman) Halle Erdahl
Theta Nu (Appalachian State) Bayly Granger Melissa Deere Kletzker Maeghan Schell
Zeta Phi (MIT) Taleen Afeyan Elisa Kurzban Joanne Spetz
Eta Psi (Eastern Washington) Carolyn LeBaugh Gregg
Zeta Psi (Dayton) Michelle Bade
Eta Omega (Towson) Rachel Robinson
Theta Tau (Rensselaer) Christine Caruso Deanna Cochener Elizabeth Martin Jaclyn Ramirez McGlone Tiffany Pinard Westendorf
Eta Alpha (New Hampshire) Denise Morrison
Theta Gamma (Truman State) Tricia Kyler Bowling
Theta Upsilon (CSU Chico) Mallory Hills Covert-Ross
Eta Beta (CSU San Bernardino) Christen Shelton Flamm Heidi Cupp Hernandez Tobi Board Nieland
Theta Delta (Creighton) Angela Lax
Theta Phi (Christopher Newport) Allison Dolan
Eta Delta (CSU East Bay) Joanne Finamore Godfrey Amy Nobriga Corrin Zimmerman
Theta Zeta (Florida Tech) Ashley Saxon Moore Theta Eta (Western University) Megan Christopher Theta Kappa (Rochester) Andrea Welles Dragnich Julissa Medrano Zita Sidas Abigail Zabrodsky
Iota Beta (St. Mary’s) Vanessa Garza Iota Gamma (University of the Pacific) Jaime Pacheco
Iota Zeta (Colorado School of Mines) Natalie Boldt Erin Anthony Pope Iota Eta (DePaul) Andrea Law Iota Iota (George Washington) Sara Demarsilis Jillian Cooney Ferreyros Iota Lambda (Connecticut) Lauren Kelly Kerwin Iota Mu (Georgia Tech) Reem Mansoura Jillian Spayde Iota Omicron (WPI) Olivia Jones Iota Rho (Clemson) Aspyn Dorsett Erin Mitchell Williams Iota Sigma (Carnegie Mellon) Roosha Mandal Iota Omega (Ole Miss) Morgan Butz Alpha Lambda (Alumna Initiate) Elizabeth Ferraro Fuller Christine Connell Gallo Jennifer Rabas Donna Apisa Wagner
Clara Bradley Burdette Society The Clara Bradley Burdette Society recognizes loyal Alpha Phi Foundation donors with a planned gift. Clara was a philanthropist known for coining the phrase, “As long as memory remains to me, I will remember Alpha Phi.” It’s never too early to think about planning your future gift to Alpha Phi Foundation, allowing us to celebrate your gift as a part of the Leading With Heart campaign. To learn how your planned gift can leave a legacy, visit alphaphifoundation.planmylegacy.org or email plannedgiving@alphaphifoundation.org.
A complete list of donors may be found online at alphaphifoundation.org
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