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OUR MISSION We provide a high-quality college-preparatory education to able and motivated youth from Houston’s under-resourced communities and schools.
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B OA R D O F T R U S T E E S
Marcella Watkins, President Patent Attorney, Retired
Sarah Aguirre Rosemary Anthony, Ed.D. Sarah Callahan Baker Sam F. Bowen, Jr. Jamila Brinson Stacey Brod Evelyn Valdez Capetillo Ganesa Collins
Christie Cardon, Executive Vice President & President-Elect Attorney, King & Spalding Steven Salters, Secretary & Treasurer Partner, Grant Thornton LLP Cristina García Gamboa, Vice President - Development Head of Marketing, Neste Renewables Williams W. Heinzerling, Vice President - Buildings & Grounds Community Volunteer Michelle Nasser, Ph.D., Vice President - Nominating Independent Consultant Alan G. Ratliff, Immediate Past President Business Consultant, StoneTurn Group LLP
F I N A N C E CO M M I T T E E Jason Consoli Texas Capital Bank
Roger Greenberg Sponsel Miller Greenberg PLLC
Mark Dalton Cambridge Associates
Steven Salters, Chair Grant Thornton LLP
S TA F F & A LU M N I R E P R E S E N TAT I V E S Dorothy Scrutchin, Ed.D. Executive Director
Laura Hipps Director of Development
Jana Kirksey, CPA Business Manager
Michael Scrutchin Facilities & Athletic Director
Hernan Perez Alumni Association Co-President
Rebecca Loredo Robinson Alumni Association Co-President
Tyrone Hill III Alumni Liaison
Johnny Tran Faculty Liaison
Israel Favela Luke Gilman Tyrone Hill III Donald Johnson, Ph.D. Reagan Kneese James Lewis Jenny Lissonnet Barbara Palmquist
Tiffany Stafford Ryan Synnott Johnny Tran Robert Trainer III Mauricio Vázquez Jeffrey Wefel, Ph.D., ABPP Eileen Westerman, Ed.D. Byron Willeford
A DV I S O RY B OA R D Sofia Adrogué Edward R. Allen III John N. Andell Leigh Ann Arnold Caroline E. Baker Barton R. Bentley Suzanne P. Blakely Alejandro J. Bolaños Mary Lou Cabrera Jennifer Christ Kelly P. Cliburn Barbara M. Collie Laura Mitchell Dalton Bruce W. Derrick Gardner H. Dudley Felix Fraga Al Galik Alfred C. Glassell III Sandra S. Godfrey Carlos Gonzalez Lincoln Goodwin Janice C. Hall Eugene Blake Hawk Belinda J. Hill
Wendy J. Hines Rose Hochner Kay S. Holmes Gary Hornberger Ethel Emerson Hutcheson Thomas D. Irwin Jarvis D. Johnson John W. Johnson Kay Joyce Mavis P. Kelsey III Thomas R. Kelsey Stephen L. Klineberg A. John Knapp, Jr. Andrew Kollaer Ruben Linares Bruce Longaker William N. Mathis Edmund John McAleer III George O. McDaniel III Rebecca A. McDonald David D. Medina Ruthie Johnson Miller M. Peter Morris W. James Murdaugh, Jr.
Guadalupe Navarro, Jr. Lisa Neblett Brendan O’Leary Brett A. Perlman Larry A. Peterson Mary K. Peterson Belinda Phelps Lori Pinder Stephen M. Popp Robert Sanborn Ann G. Smith Chrissie N. Stamey Susan P. Stasney W. Spencer Stasney Paul Teten H. Grant Thomas, Jr. Steven D. Timms Eliot P. Tucker Payson E. Tucker Robert H. Walls, Jr. Barrett Webster Benjamin D. Wilcox Francie Willis Bess Baker Wilson
During FY 2023, 100% of our Executive Committee and Board of Trustees contributed financially to Chinquapin, totaling $76,485. Chinquapin’s Board of Trustees do not receive compensation for their services as board members.
OUR VISION Chinquapin Prep
Through a rigorous curriculum and an emphasis on community service and earning what one receives, we aim to produce responsible, well-educated citizens who will become constructive leaders in their communities.
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A B O UT C H IN Q UA P IN The Chinquapin School was founded in 1969 by Robert Moore, a former head of the English Department at St. John’s School, and his wife Maxine. With the help of a grant from The Brown Foundation, Inc., the Moores saw the need to provide an incentive for students with high potential but limited opportunities. In 2010, our organization officially changed its name to Chinquapin Preparatory School to better reflect its mission. Chinquapin Prep is a nonprofit collegepreparatory school for grades six through twelve, primarily serving highly motivated youth from Houston’s under-resourced communities and schools by providing a better future through education.
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Chinquapin Prep’s motto is Quid Pro Quo and is lived daily as students give time and effort to the school for the opportunity to receive a quality education in a caring, family-oriented environment. Since 1969, Chinquapin has graduated more than 650 students who have gone on to become leaders in their communities.
A M ESSAGE F RO M O U R BOARD P RES IDENT
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Chinquapin faced unprecedented obstacles head-on in the last few years, from the pandemic to social and emotional shifts. Through unwavering determination and adaptability, our teachers, support staff, parents, and students overcame these obstacles and emerged stronger, more connected, and better prepared for the future. Let us embrace that future with optimism, determination, and an unwavering spirit. Together, we will continue to inspire, educate, and empower our students to become tomorrow’s leaders. ~ Marcella Watkins, President, Chinquapin Board of Trustees 2021–2023 03
CHINQUAPIN AT A GLANCE Chinquapin Prep
We are Texas’s only private college preparatory boarding school, supplementing comprehensive instruction with leadership and character-building responsibilities.
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SOURCES OF OPERATING FUNDS
125
Donations
6th-12th students enrolled
Endowment Events Other Tuition
All students take college prep courses, midterms, and finals. Stanford 10, PSAT, SAT, ACT, and AP exams are taken annually
7:1 Student-teacher ratio
TOTAL ANNUAL COST TO ATTEND In keeping with our mission and intentional community building, teachers & students come together for chores 14.9%
27.9%
20.8%
100% Accepted to a four-year college or university
97%
Weekly boarding offered to high school and middle school students free of charge. High school boarding strongly encouraged (60% board)
* Chinquapin tuition includes weekly boarding, books, technology, & fees.
86%
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Alumni college graduation rate
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2022 – 2023 YEAR IN REVIEW Chinquapin Prep
Chinquapin is committed to providing our ambitious students with rigorous academics in a supportive environment. Every community member works toward our mission and gives back. This instills the values of hard work, a strong sense of family, and an investment in community that prepares students for long-term success. 06
ST UDE N T S P OTL IG H T started immediately boarding in 10th grade, appreciating the tranquil campus and community atmosphere the school provides. “We recognized Victor's potential, drive, and determination to succeed from the moment we met him. Victor convinced every faculty member that he belonged at Chinquapin despite his limited English language proficiency,” says then Admissions Director Aby Cisneros. Now School Administrator and teacher, Cisneros added, “As a 10th grader, at a new school, in a new country, with a new language, and at the height of the pandemic, Victor thrived academically and socially.”
Victor Toxqui’s unlikely story as a reluctant English-speaking 9th grader to the recipient of a full-ride academic scholarship to the University of Wisconsin, Madison, illustrates the power of Chinquapin’s supportive rigorous collegeprep community. Born in Houston, Victor returned to Mexico before moving back to live with his aunt in Texas for high school. Victor enrolled at his local public high school, where he found he wasn’t adequately challenged despite his considerable English language deficiency. “Honestly, I couldn’t speak a full sentence in English when I started high school,” says the now fluent English speaker. “I understood more than I could string together, so I was able to take in information quickly.”
“I never dreamed this would be a possibility for me when I was in middle school in Mexico. My mom always wanted the best for me and to provide the best education possible, which is why she sent me to Texas for high school. Getting to college was always a goal, but this opportunity at Wisconsin is beyond our wildest dreams,” said a very humble and hopeful Victor. Cisneros knows Victor’s tenacity and integrity will continue to serve him well. “It comes as no shock to our community that Victor achieved this goal and has been a chosen recipient of this incredible scholarship. And we do not doubt that, in a few years, we will witness him achieve yet another goal: college graduation.”
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Victor’s aunt knew of Chinquapin, and she encouraged him to apply. Victor survived the admissions process, which includes a trial summer session, and
Victor discovered his gifted comprehension of the language of computer science and began researching universities with strong IT programs that could also offer sizable financial aid. He was accepted to most of the colleges to which he applied, but the financial aid packages weren’t enough to close the gap. That is until he received word from the University of Wisconsin that he earned a full-ride scholarship. He has been honored with a Mercile J. Lee Scholars Program (MJLSP) Scholarship, which covers tuition, room and board, and provides a stipend for books and living expenses. Victor will also benefit from individualized advising, a supportive peer network, leadership development, and mentorship opportunities.
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AT H LE TIC S Chinquapin’s small size means that even students who might not usually participate in sports are encouraged and welcomed to pull on a jersey and give it their all…on the court, the field, or the track. Students gain confidence, demonstrate courage, and display physical strengths that enhance their academic performance and build camaraderie and school pride.
COM M UNI TY S ERVICE Chinquapin Burrs embody Quid Pro Quo by viewing themselves as critical components of the community. They show gratitude for their education by serving as Chinquapin Ambassadors and
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participating in at least two annual community service projects.
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ST UDE N T L EA D E RS H IP COM M I TTEE SLC is a student council composed of students elected from each class—usually two members from each grade from seventh grade and higher. SLC are exemplary students and Chinquapin cheerleaders extraordinaire! They plan student activities and contests throughout the year that foster community, friendly competition, and good clean fun!
PA RTNER ORGA N IZAT IO NS Chinquapin is stronger thanks to our partnerships with area organizations that help meet our students’ needs in various ways, including college application essays, SAT and ACT prep, academic tutoring, mentorships, internships, career planning and advice, Thanksgiving meals, making Houston’s rich cultural offerings in theater, music, and the arts more accessible, and broadening our students’ views of the world. We are grateful for our current community partners: Advantage Testing, Inc., Bowen, Miclette & Britt Insurance Agency, CareerSpring, Girls Inc., The Junior League of Houston, Inc., The Service League of Baytown, and The Woods Project. Annual Report 09
CHEERS! 2023 GRADS Chinquapin Prep
Sweet 16! These Burrs navigated the rough seas of high school and landed on safe, secure ground on Graduation Day. Each one of them put in the work and is fully prepared for the college years that await them. For sure, they’ll set a high bar for their college peers. Exceptional time management and academic preparation will shine in the classroom, allowing their strong leadership capabilities to shine. Bravo! 10
Andre Bernal University of Houston
Paola Flores University of Houston
Cameron Galloway Hampton University
Michael Garcia The University of Texas at Austin
Lisa Garza University of Houston
Bryan González University of Houston-Downtown
Michael Goodwine Jr. Prairie View A&M University
Crystal Jasso University of Houston
De'Mya Jones Spelman College
Quân Nguyên Pomona College
Christian Palomo University of Houston
Eveline Pérez The University of Texas at Austin
Gizelle Rojas University of Houston
Carlos Sanchez Baylor University
Victor Toxqui University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Juan Balderas University of Houston
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FUNDRAISING EVENTS Chinquapin Prep
Our fundraisers are critical to Chinquapin’s bottom line. These events bring people together to celebrate our accomplishments while ensuring Chinquapin continues to provide academic rigor in a supportive environment. These experiences have a lasting and transformative impact on our students.
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C L AYS S H O OT Chinquapin hosted over 200 sharpshooters for our annual sporting clays tournament at the Greater Houston Sports Club. Platinum sponsor Energy Transfer set a high bar for the event. Gold sponsor Ryan Sauer & Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors strengthened the pack. Silver sponsors Americana Partners, Martha & Sam Bowen/Bowen, Miclette & Britt, Callon Petroleum, David de Roode & Lockton Global, EIV Capital, Mayer Brown LLP, and Marcella and Dan Watkins came in big. Thanks to their support and that of hundreds of others, we raised a record-breaking $160,000!
PLA NTI NG SEEDS FO R T HE FU T U RE Chinquapin's annual spring gala, Planting Seeds for the Future, was a resounding success, bringing together over 360 people in a packed room at the magnificent venue, The Revaire. The event celebrated community and philanthropy and honored the unwavering support of the Peterson family, steadfast champions of our mission. Co-chaired by Lindsay and Dan Pearce, and with the generous matching donation from the Macquarie Foundation, proceeds from this event topped more than $700,000, creating a ripple effect of impact, directly supporting Chinquapin. Investing in Chinquapin means our students continue to receive a high-quality education that sets them on a path to success. Annual Report
To see more great moments, follow @chinquapinprep on Instagram.
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COMMUNITY EVENTS Chinquapin Prep
Chinquapin students take full advantage of our partnerships with generous supporters. These opportunities enhance their educational experiences and open doors, allowing them to see themselves in settings they may not have otherwise considered.
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ME NTOR P RO G RA M We pair Chinquapin juniors and seniors with caring individuals who provide a perspective outside the school community, serve as a listening ear, and support our students as they navigate the college application process. This intergenerational partnership shows our students the benefits of networking and the importance of improving their social skills to prepare for college and the professional world. Mentor support is an invaluable asset to our school community.
C REATI V I TY WEEK Creativity Week provides extended time for faculty and students to explore strengths in areas other than academics and gives everyone the space to express (or discover) their talents! Students and faculty submitted, suggested, and voted on the week’s activities, which ultimately resulted in 18 classes, ranging from exploring Houston and horseback riding to welding and music production. As with all things Chinquapin, this effort required all hands on deck and the addition of some heavy-lifting volunteers, including Rob Christy and his team of welders, and the interactive sustainability collaboration with Neste Renewables.
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CO L L EG E DAY Chinquapin takes college seriously. College Day 2023 drove home this point with nearly a dozen colleges represented - some even by Chinquapin alumni - sharing what life is like on these respective college campuses. Thanks to reps and Burr alumni from Baylor, Carleton College, Grad Café, Houston Christian University, Kenyon College, Mississippi State, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, University of Houston, and UT Austin.
SUM M ER SESSI O N
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We invite prospective students who successfully navigate our rigorous admissions process to spend four days on our campus, immersing themselves in the life of a Chinquapin student. During their visit, they attend classes, eat in our dining hall, engage in extracurricular activities, contribute to chore crews, and even complete homework assignments. After the week, our dedicated faculty, staff, and students evaluate each prospective student's academic, social, cultural, and emotional performance, assessing whether Chinquapin is the ideal match for them.
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COR P O R ATE TO U R S Energy Transfer’s office tour and panel discussion with some of the company’s top executives gave students an appreciation for the varied career paths available to them. Frost Bank organized a corporate office tour, mock interviews, resume reviews, and a financial literacy presentation, which supplied our students with essential life skills.
HOW TO SUPPORT W H Y G IV E?
WA NT TO GET INVO LVED?
Your contribution allows our students to receive a rigorous,
1 - Mentor one of our promising students Email lhipps@chinquapin.org 2 - Coach a sport or sponsor a team Email mnwogwugwu@chinquapin.org 3 - Sponsor a student Email lhipps@chinquapin.org
well-rounded school experience that also challenges them to “pay it forward.” With your help, they will become responsible, educated citizens who are positive role models and leaders in their communities. Your gift to Chinquapin Preparatory School not only allows students to receive a superior education, but will inspire them to continue to change the lives of others.
For more information, please visit chinquapin.org/ways-to-give or email lhipps@chinquapin.org.
THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS! Chinquapin's success depends on the generous contributions of our dedicated supporters. Donors are listed based on gifts received July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2023. Please call the Development office: 281-426-5467 with corrections or adjustments.
FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE $50,000+ M.D. Anderson Foundation
Wayne Duddlesten Foundation
Piper Sandler Foundation
The Brown Foundation, Inc.
Hauck Charitable Foundation
Vivian L. Smith Foundation
CFP Foundation
Albert & Ethel Herzstein Charitable Foundation
Randa and K.C. Weiner
The Chinquapin Endowment Corporation
Macquarie Group Foundation
Ellen Hamilton Wilkerson Educational Trust
The C.T. Bauer Foundation
Lisa and Will Mathis
Rawley Foundation
Claire and David de Roode
John P. McGovern Foundation
Saramco Foundation
Energy Transfer Partners, LP
The Boyd and Evelyn Mullen Foundation
Marcella and Daniel Watkins
The William Stamps Farish Fund
The John M. O'Quinn Foundation
J Squared Family Foundation
Larry and Mary Peterson
The Clayton Fund, Inc.
HEINZERLING BENEFACTORS $25,000¬$49,999
SCHOLARS HIP SPONSORS $10,000¬$24,999 ACE Scholarships Houston
Gregory Fund
George O. McDaniel III
George and Shelley Britton
Griffith Charitable Trust
Elizabeth and Franklin Myers
Maude Carter and Boyd Parker
George and Mary Josephine Hamman Foundation
Kathy and Harry Phillips
Conely Foundation
David and Kathy Hochberg
Alan and Tricia Ratliff
Greg and Kate Davis
Martin and Deborah Kaplan
Louisa Sarofim
Anne and Don Fizer Foundation
LEM Construction Company, Inc.
BOB & MAXINE MOORE ASSOCIATES $5,000¬$9,999 Edward Allen and Chinhui Juhn Americana Partners Antone and Susan Peterson The Bayou Charitable Trust Benevity Brigid and Brett Bingham Patty and Sam Bowen Callon Petroleum Company Christie Cardon and Darryl Anderson Craig and Tahra Peterson
Gary and Sylvie Crum EIV Capital, LLC Etch Your Best Engraving Bart Fletcher Albert R. Galik and Susan Row Robert and Annie Graham Alex and Tammy Janos Maria and Taylor Johnson Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors, LP James Lewis
Lockton Global Shawnna and Kelly Loyd The Macintyre Family Fund Lori Martin Mayer Brown LLP Ruthie and Adam Miller Daniel and Lindsay Pearce Lynn and John Russell Ryan and Kristen Sauer Mark and Chrissie Stamey
Katie and Patrick Stewart Dorothy and Richard Sussman The Vaughn Foundation Rachael and Jason Volz The Reed and Billy Wareing Family Fund James W. Woodruff Erla and Harry Zuber
David and Gennilu Carroll Charles and Debbie Chambers Jennifer Christ Kelly and Jay Cliburn Jason and Heather Consoli Trey and Kate Cornelius Matt and Gina D'Agostino Mark Dalton Platt and Carolyn Davis Thomas and Simone Dawson Terry and Lynn Day Joel Dean Foundation, Inc. Bruce Derrick Muhammad Dhamani DistributionNOW Donnelley Financial Solutions Gardner and Elizabeth Dudley Darcie Durham and Curtis Willeford Eastex Crude Company Jenna and Jesse Eastman Jack and Diane Eckels EIV Capital, LLC Fareed and Nicole Elhaj Kristin and Ryan Epps Evolution Petroleum Corporation Carey and Sarah Ford Forge Equity Partners Matthew and Mary Frazier Frost Bank Catalina Garcia
Phillip Gayle Bradley and Meagan Glover Gray Reed and McGraw LLP Roger Greenberg Brooke and Jeff Gunst Charles and Janice Hall Max Harris Harvest Midstream Joseph Hayward Michael and Michelle Heinz David Heinzerling and Katie Ackerly Laura Henry and Scott Lannie Hightower Holding, LLC Tyrone and Porsha Hill Laura and Brad Hipps Maria Holmes Gary Hornberger Edward and Ethel Hutcheson Joseph and Laurie Hutcheson Insperity Chris and Mona Iversen Jackson Walker, LLP Burdine Johnson and Christophe Venghiattis Edith H. & C. Hastings Johnson Family Fund Willard M. & Ruth Mayer Johnson Charitable Foundation Tammy Jones and David Finch Rene and Kay Joyce The Junior League of Houston, Inc. Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors Foundation
Wendy and Mavis Kelsey, Jr. Stephen and Kerri Kenne Jonathan and Olga Kieschnick John C Knock Stephen and Aimee Koch Kraken Resources Ross and Julie Lairson Matt and Katrina Leuckenhoff William and Karen Longley Daniel and Tiffany Maxian James McCaleb Will and Kari McDaniel McDonough Engineering Stephanie McGraw David Hendricks and Lorraine McKenna Matthew McMullen David and Blanca Medina Bernice Mistrot Mizuho Americas Ann and Dan Moody Michelle Nasser and Eduardo De La Torre Clara Navarre Andrew and Lindsay Nelson Nicholas Nolan John and Sarah Norton Old Ironsides Energy, LLC Opportune LLP Patterson + Sheridan, LLP Piper Sandler & Co. Cullen and Alison Powell
QUID PRO QUO SOCIETY $1,000¬$4,999 Matthew and Christina Almy Alpine Site Services, Inc John and Stacy Andell Andros Capital Partners LLC Ross and Jennifer Apffel Trey Apffel Aquasol Controllers, Inc. & Poolsure Jason and Lindley Arnoldy Gilbert Arrazolo John and Margot Athon Sarah Callahan Baker and James Baker Hunter and Cathy Battle Susan Belding Cape and Allison Bell Beverly and Bart Bentley Paola Bernal Jack Sawtelle Blanton, Jr. and Leslie Dyess Mark and Rosemary Bunch Stirling and Jill Bomar Bossin Family Fund Bowen, Miclette & Britt Insurance Agency, LLC Samuel and Martha Bowen Jamila Brinson Andrew and Stacey Brod Jack and Linda Broodo Mindy and Travis Bryan Keith Budd David and Afton Byrne Byron and Cad Willeford Rachel and Jared Cahan
QUID PRO QUO SOCIETY $1,000¬$4,999 Precision Drilling Clarence Prevost Risher and Fairfax Randall Lisa Rich Phillip and Ina Riley Michael and Joanna Rose The RR Family Foundation Rissel and David Saucedo Lydia Scanlon James and Anna Schleicher Gail Schwinger and James Norman
Kelley and Jeff Scofield Jillian and Andrew Seerden Anne and Bill Sellis Lee-Taylor and Riley Sharman Sharney Foundation, Inc. Jan and Tom Simmons Max and Susan Simnitt SK Foundation James and Patrice Sorrells Stephen and Sarah Sprengnether John and Janet Springer
Alice Starr Rachael and Mark Terry Anabel and Steven Thompson Triten Real Estate Partners Eliot and Dianne Tucker Kirk Tucker Kirkland Vandervoort Peter Vennema and Diane Stanley Rhonda Vickery Eddie Villanueva Vinson & Elkins LLP
Vogt Charitable Fund The Wareing Family Fund/National Christian Foundation Houston John Weihe Robert and Molly Wellington William and Cynthia Wilby Wil and Lindy Wilhite Blake and Elizabeth Willeford Larry and Suzie Wilson Jonathan and Morgan Yockey
Kevin and Dierdre Douglass Matt and Wendy Duty Cristina and Manuel García Gamboa Frances Garcia Yolanda Garcia Alfred Glassell, III Lee and Sandra Godfrey Joseph Grinstein Adam and Kara Gross Lam and Jennifer Ha Chris and Caroline Hadlock Katherine Haneef Zachary and Amy Hart Williams and Kathy Heinzerling Ryan and Pam Hicks Julia Hoffman
Houston Diamonds & Dollars Inc Corey and Kristi Johnson Gaye and John Kelsey Thomas and Ann Kelsey Reagan and Jacqui Kneese Andrew and Leigh Kollaer Elizabeth MacIntyre Ana Moreno Weston and Mary O'Black Mike Olivas Adam Peña Hernan Perez Peter and Erin Pham Dan Pickering and Amanda Hughes Mary Lou Pringle and Peter Doyle Courtney Pruitt
Mary Sommers and Samuel Pyne Luis Quezada Nick and Ashley Rust Rissel and David Saucedo Mollie and Randolph Schaffer David and Dede Senior Chris and Melinda Sloan Michael and Lynn Smith William and Allison Stasney Valerie and Zac Sulma Nancy and Peter Thompson Fund Leigh and Jim Tomforde Alex Van Oene David and Cindy Wallace
Philip Baker Jennifer Ban Beacon Financial Planning Rich Bedell Carolyn and Michael Bell David and Margaret Bennett Andrew Bermack
Ryan Boutet Ed, Tricia and Tucker Britt Harris Britt Earl and Laura Bruner Blanca Carcano Carol Case Michael and Margaret Castleman
Jamie Chambers John-Paul Cherry Claire and Colby Chilcoat Nicholas Christ Kay Clevenger Jay and Cheryl Cliburn David Coker
FRIENDS OF CHINQUAPIN $500¬$999 Corie Allemand AmazonSmile Aunix Energy, LLC Guadalupe Barajas and Dwayne Giles Gil and Stacey Beer Deborah Brochstein and Steven Hecht Evelyn Valdez Capetillo and Justin Capetillo Michael and Margaret Castleman Charles and Debbie Chambers Warren and Christine Cole Bryan and Kierstin Collins Adam and Angela Curley Catherine and Chris Dauterive Mary S. and Jack Dawson Muhammad Dhamani Dylan Dotter and Caroline Metts
FRIENDS OF CHINQUAPIN $1¬$499 Ken and Patty Albers Albertsons Safeway Ignacio Alvarado Frances Andrews Andrew Armstrong Michael Arndt Scott Arnoldy
FRIENDS OF CHINQUAPIN $1¬$499 Samantha Coleman Ganesa Collins Greg Conaway Ronald Cook Thomas Coughlen Joe and Nancy Crabb Bruce Cranfill Susan Cross Cory Cummings Adam and Angela Curley Helen B. Davis Fred de Roode and Diane Olson Denise DeConcini Ceazar and Noreli Delgado Eleni Demeris Matthew Denkler Dustin Derouen Amanda Diaz Amanda Dinitz DistributionNOW Hung Doan Jessica Dorantes Dylan Dotter and Caroline Metts Chad Dougherty Kyle Dubiel Dennis and Amanda Duffy Mitch Eads Jeffrey Ehrlish David Elder and Melinda Snell Chris Ellison Adam Esparza Tripp Farmer Israel Favela Ray and Elizabeth Fitzgerald Todd Fogle Heather Foley James Foreman Jack and Blair Foster Andrea French and Chris Valka Francisco and Maria Garcia Tomas and Maria Garcia C.A. Goldsmith Barry and Carol Goodfriend Robert Grissom Felipe Guevara Todd Hartis
Ryan Hastings Joseph Hayward Drake Heller Hewlett Packard Megan Heytens Ryan and Pam Hicks Andrew Hightaian Kay and Ned Holmes Alan Hoover Carrie Horne Lori Horvilleur James Hubbard Brandi and Justin Hudson Raven Humphrey Jordan Huynh Taylor and Robin Ince Carl and Cathy Isgren Kiersten Isgrigg Sharon Israel David and Juliana Itz Garrett Jackson Brad Jamison Sarah Janse Ed Joullian Norbie Juist Kevin Kaplan Jusleen Karve and Lokesh Chugh Trevor Keeney Stephen and Kerri Kenne Jay and Ashley Kingham Kate Kirkland John C Knock Stephen and Aimee Koch Kroger Michael and Marie Lamb Jerry and Mary Langdon David Lassetter David Lewis Lynette Lopez Shawnna and Kelly Loyd Lutheran Women's Missionary League Jim MacIntyre Lawrence Marshall Lori Martin Tyler Martin Michael and Michele Marvins
Craig Masterson Harry and Kathy Masterson Donald and Donna McFall Andrew McGhee Frank and LaNelle McKay Tyler and Annie McQueen Jesus and Carmen Meza Brannon Miley Donnie Miller Josh Monaghan Matthew Moncrief Richard Moore and Debbie Gauntlett Eleno Moreno Jason Moreno Jack and Anne Moriniere Claudia Munguia Guadalupe and Maribel Navarro Karina Navarro George and Mary Nelson Christine Nguyen Spencer Nordgran Morris and Jennifer Nwogwugwu Shaun O'Brien Barbara Palmquist Elizabeth Parzanese Jordan Pawelek Justin Payne Michael Peiler Francisco Pérez and Mily Salazar Pérez Carter and Lizzy Perrin Jordan Pettus Cynthia and Fred Pfening Ryan Pickard Ping Identity employer matching program Angela and Alonso Postigo Kathryn Presley Frem Reggie and Regina Escamilla Rice University Aby and Isaac Rivera Mario Rivera Rebecca Robinson Travis W Roby Nicole Romola Sybil Roos, Virginia Bertrand and Elizabeth Garlinger Michael and Joanna Rose
Steven and Ambreen Salters Linda Sanders Chris Sandovall John Saragusa Mollie Schall Michael and Dorothy Scrutchin Anne and Bill Sellis James and Martha Sharman Scott Sicinski Kirk Sisco Michael and Lynn Smith Stephen Smith Chris Sonneborn Ashleigh Sowyrda Nicole Spaur David Stevens Bobby Stillwell Andrew Storm Scott and Lauren Sutherland Magda Tamez John Terrill Rachael and Mark Terry David and Kristin Thomas Stuart Traver Fisher and Cynthia Trigg Trinity Mineral Partners Brooks Tueting UKOGF Jimmy Vaeth Thomas Verity David and Dede Wadler Donna Walden Jeffrey Wefel Les Werme Eileen Westerman Tareen White Francie and Michael Willis Michael and Veronica Wilson Andrew Wooley and Lee Herrick Jeff Yockey Sarah Yockey Hannah and Justin Young Katharine Yount Duo Zeng Robbie Zimmerman
PETERSON FAMILY ACADEMIC FUND Named in honor of the Peterson family, long-time Chinquapin supporters, the Peterson Family Academic Fund aims to close the faculty compensation gap and enable Chinquapin to hire and retain highly qualified faculty. Our goal is $4M, which will operate as an income-generating corpus. Please visit our website to learn more about and support the Peterson Family Academic Fund.
Ken and Patty Albers Matthew and Christina Almy John and Stacy Andell William and Catherine Arnold Jason and Lindley Arnoldy John and Margot Athon The Baker Family Jennifer Ban Guadalupe Barajas and Dwayne Giles Cape and Allison Bell Carolyn and Michael Bell Beverly and Bart Bentley Brigid and Brett Bingham Jack Sawtelle Blanton, Jr. and Leslie Dyess Stirling and Jill Bomar Bossin Family Fund Patty and Sam Bowen Jamila Brinson George and Shelley Britton Andrew and Stacey Brod Mindy and Travis Bryan Rosemary Bunch David and Afton Byrne Rachel and Jared Cahan Christie Cardon and Darryl Anderson Maude Carter and Boyd Parker Carol Case Claire and Colby Chilcoat Samantha Coleman Bryan and Kierstin Collins Jason and Heather Consoli Trey and Kate Cornelius Adam and Angela Curley Matt and Gina D'Agostino Mark Dalton Catherine and Chris Dauterive
Greg and Kate Davis Mary S. and Jack Dawson Thomas and Simone Dawson Eduardo De La Torre and Michelle Nasser De La Torre Claire and David de Roode Amanda Diaz Dylan Dotter and Caroline Metts Gardner and Elizabeth Dudley Matt and Wendy Duty Jenna and Jesse Eastman Fareed and Nicole Elhaj Kristin and Ryan Epps Bart Fletcher Heather Foley Carey and Sarah Ford Jack and Blair Foster Frazier Family Fund Cristina and Manuel García Gamboa Francisco and Maria Garcia Sybil Roos, Virginia Bertrand and Elizabeth Garlinger Phillip Gayle Robert and Annie Graham Roger Greenberg Adam and Kara Gross Brooke and Jeff Gunst Janice Hall Max Harris Bill and Kathy Heinzerling David Hendricks and Lorraine McKenna Albert & Ethel Herzstein Charitable Foundation Ryan and Pam Hicks Andrew Hightaian Dave and Kathy Hochberg Lori Horvilleur
Brandi Hudson Taylor and Robin Ince Kiersten Isgrigg Chris and Mona Iversen Alex and Tammy Janos Sarah Janse Corey and Kristi Johnson Maria and Taylor Johnson Tammy Jones and David Finch Jusleen Karve and Lokesh Chugh Stephen and Kerri Kenne Jonathan and Olga Kieschnick Wade and Hazel Kilpatrick Jay and Ashley Kingham Jerry and Mary Langdon James Lewis Lynette Lopez Shawnna and Kelly Loyd Matt and Katrina Lueckenhoff The Macintyre Family Macquarie Group Lori Martin Daniel and Tiffany Maxian Will and Kari McDaniel Stephanie and John McGraw Tyler and Annie McQueen William and Cynthia Miley Ana Moreno Peter and Fan Morris Liz and Franklin Myers Clara Navarre Guadalupe and Maribel Navarro George and Mary Nelson Nicholas Nolan John and Sarah Norton Morris and Jennifer Nwogwugwu Weston and Mary O'Black Adam Peña Hernan Perez Carter and Lizzy Perrin Antone and Susan Peterson Craig and Tahra Peterson Larry and Mary Peterson Peter and Erin Pham Kathy & Harry Phillips Cullen and Alison Powell Mary Lou Pringle and Peter Doyle
Samuel and Mary Sommers Pyne Alan and Tricia Ratliff Frem Reggie and Regina Escamilla Lisa Rich Phillip and Ina Riley Rebecca Robinson Michael and Joanna Rose Lynn and John Russell Rissel and David Saucedo Lydia Scanlon James and Anna Schleicher Kelley and Jeff Scofield Jillian and Andrew Seerden Anne and Bill Sellis David and Dede Senior James and Martha Sharman Lee-Taylor and Riley Sharman Max and Susan Simnitt Chris and Melinda Sloan Michael and Lynn Smith James and Patrice Sorrells Stephen and Sarah Sprengnether Mark and Chrissie Stamey Katie and Patrick Stewart Andrew Storm Valerie and Zac Sulma Dorothy and Richard Sussman Scott and Lauren Sutherland Rachael and Mark Terry David and Kristin Thomas Wyatt and Ginger Tucker Alex Van Oene Rhonda Vickery Rachael and Jason Volz Donna Walden The Reed and Billy Wareing Family Marcella and Dan Watkins Robert and Molly Wellington Eileen Westerman Wil and Lindy Wilhite Blake and Elizabeth Willeford Byron and Cad Willeford Darcie Durham and Curtis Willeford Larry and Suzie Wilson Sarah Yockey Hannah and Justin Young
HONOR AND MEMORIAM GIFTS William and Catherine Arnold In honor of Larry and Mary Peterson
Kevin Kaplan In honor of Martin Kaplan
Warren and Christine Cole In memory of Willy Kuehn
Philip Baker In honor of Sarah Callahan Baker Jack Sawtelle Blanton, Jr. and Leslie Dyess In honor of Larry and Mary Peterson George and Shelley Britton In honor of friends and family Blanca Carcano In honor of Ociel G. Martinez Susan Cross In honor of Sarah Callahan Baker Cory Cummings In honor of Boomer and Loubel Galik Jessica Dorantes In honor of Alezandra Lam and Jennifer Ha In honor of Thien Nguyen Janice Hall In honor of Mary and Larry Peterson Carl and Cathy Isgren In honor of Harlan C. Stai Burdine Johnson and Christophe Venghiattis In honor of Bill and Kathy Heinzerling Corey and Kristi Johnson In honor of Larry and Mary Peterson
Frank and LaNelle McKay In honor of Laura Kellner William and Eugenie Mygdal William Heinzerling Francisco Pérez and Mily Salazar Pérez In honor of Juanita S. Salazar Ryan Pickard In honor of Bonnie New Sybil Roos, Virginia Bertrand and Elizabeth Garlinger In honor of Kelly and Jay Cliburn Mollie Schall In honor of Claire de Roode Chrissie and Mark Stamey In honor of friends and family Andrew Storm In honor of Mary and Larry Peterson and Family The Reed and Billy Wareing Family Fund In honor of Larry and Mary Peterson Elliott M. Bossin In memory of Joanie Altsuler David and Gennilu Carroll In memory of Ann McDaniel Michael and Margaret Castleman In memory of Ann McDaniel
Catalina Garcia In memory of Rene Ruiz Kay Holmes In memory of Mr. Hardy Martin Joseph and Laruie Hutcheson In memory of Beatrice Kampmann and Patrick Hankamer Martin and Deborah Kaplan In memory of Bob and Maxine Moore Matthew McMullen In memory of Ociel G. Martinez William Monroe In memory of Thomas Monroe Richard Moore and Debbie Guantlett In memory of Bob and Maxine Moore Clara Navarre In memory of Jesse D. Navarre Kathryn Presley In memory of Chris Elliott Mollie and Randolph Schaffer In memory of Bob and Maxine Moore
IN-KIND GIFTS Ross and Jennifer Apffel Trey Apffel David and Margaret Bennett Berg Hospitality Group Books Between Kids Kelli and Michael Bridges Frontera Wingshooting Girls Inc. of Greater Houston Jacqueline A Grogan Charitable Trust The Club at Houston Oaks Houston Grand Opera Jen Hughes Art Clayton and Callie Johnson Ross and Julie Lairson Max Lang Belts & Buckles
CORPORATE MATCHING GIFTS James Lewis Household John Lohman Maida's Bespoke Boots & Shoes Mont Art House Lindsay and Dan Pearce Speedy Printing & Framing State of Grace TAG Restaurant Group Turtlebox Audio Kirkland Vandervoort Rachael and Jason Volz
Benevity The Blackbaud Giving Fund JPMorgan Chase Good Works Employee Giving Program Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors Foundation Macquarie Group Ping Identity employer matching program
PICKERING SUSTAINABILITY FUND Jennifer Christ Dan Pickering and Amanda Hughes
EXPENSES & FUNDING SOURCES With your strong support, Chinquapin made it through the year in a good financial position. As always, we are mindful to be good financial stewards and to make the most of every dollar.
FUNDING
EXPENSES
$3,142,651
$3,816,832
69.3%
FOUNDATIONS
80.0% PROGRAMS
$2,176,906.88
7.22%
OTHER*
$3,053,465.98
10.0%
$226,962.31
8.90% EVENTS $279,542.52
14.6%
INDIVIDUALS $459,239.22
FUNDRAISING $381,683.25
10.0%
MANAGEMENT $381,683.25
As Chinquapin continues its mission, we seek to build a network that is engaged in our future leaders. Your investment in our mission means more students make it to and through college and become leaders in the community. We depend on donors and community members to invest gifts of time, treasure, and talents. Partner with us as we embark on increasing our capacity to provide equitable educational experiences that transform learners into leaders.
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