Summer 2020 Newsletter by Texas Women's Foundation

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Message from the Board Chair TXWF New Board

Economic Issues for Women in Texas 2020 Update

Gendered Impact Portfolio

Giving Circles Impact on Communities

From the President & CEO

TXWF Takes Programming Virtual

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From the Board Chair

change. And we all have a role and

Happily, we are welcoming eight more outstanding

responsibility to be part of the change.

women as new board members. These eight, plus 39 other exceptional women leaders, make up one

A . S H O N N B R OW N

Texas Women’s Foundation published

of the most diverse and powerful boards this region

a statement, shown here, following

has ever seen. We’re here to support the magnificent

the murder of George Floyd – just as

work of Texas Women’s Foundation on behalf of

many organizations did. But more

women and girls, and to use our power, influence,

significant than any statement is Texas

voice and resolve to advance equity for all.

Women’s Foundation’s long-standing and lived commitment to gender and racial equity. It informs our research

In its June/July 2020 issue, D CEO featured

In Unity:

A Statement from Texas Women’s Foundation

African-American women leading three of our

and what is revealed in the data. It is at the core

community’s top institutions. I was there as

of our public policy agenda and how we motivate

We mourn the killing of African-American men

board chair of Texas Women’s Foundation. Cheryl

a literal Army of Advocates around the state. It’s

and women. We remember and say their names:

Alston, my fellow Texas Women’s Foundation

at the center of our leadership programming for

George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor,

board member, was there as chair of The Dallas

young women of color. It’s the essential guidepost

Atatiana Jefferson, Botham Jean, Sandra Bland

Assembly. And Christa Brown-Sanford, who

for our grants, and particularly those through the

and far too many more. These tragic deaths

received the Foundation’s Young Leader Award

Resilience Fund.

and the disproportionate impacts of the global health and economic crisis have brought us all

in 2015, was there as president-elect of the Junior League of Dallas. All three of us are co-founders of

Our legacy of inclusion is unique in many ways.

face to face with a stark reality: we see with

The Village Giving Circle, LLC, at Texas Women’s

Texas Women’s Foundation was built on dedication

full clarity the deep disparities produced by

Foundation.

to equity and deep commitment to ending injustice.

systemic racism. Now, we must come together

Our history speaks volumes – from the racial,

to make good on the promise of liberty and

This feature was timely – a positive note in a

cultural, ethnic and social diversity of our

justice for all. Join us in speaking out against

landscape of pain and uncertainty, where the

founders, to the fact that today our board is 49

racism and injustice. Join us in the commitment

economic and public health crises have forced

percent and our staff 53 percent women of color

to build strong communities based on shared

the recognition that our societal norms have

and LGBTQ. As chair, I am proud of what we have

values of equity, inclusion and integrity. Stand

embedded gender and racial injustice and

achieved, yet I know we have so much more to do

with us and be a part of the change we can

inequity for generations. We know that must

as advocates for gender and racial equity.

make together.

LEADERSHIP:

Texas Women’s Foundation Welcomes New Board Members We are thrilled to have eight remarkable women join our board of directors

They will help lead the strategy of expanding our reach and impact to create

to bring their varied expertise to our organization over the next three years.

equity for women and girls across the state of Texas.

Avery Belyeu

Darcy Cowell

Sakina Foster

Melissa Orth

Regional Director,

Principal,

Partner,

President and CEO,

South Central Region,

Haynes and Boone,

The Legacy Senior

LLP

Communities

Lambda Legal

Gwen Parker

Holly Reed

Gowri Sharma

Julia Simon

Community

Principal and

Co-Owner,

Chief Legal Officer and

Volunteer

Practice Leader,

Top Pot Doughnuts

Corporate Secretary,

U.S. Advocacy Services

– Dallas

Mary Kay

Practice, Ryan

SUMMER NEWSLETTER 2019

Texas Women’s Foundation Invests 100% of Assets in 100% Gendered Impact Portfolio In November 2019, we became the first women’s foundation to place 100 percent of our invested assets in a 100 percent gendered impact portfolio, designed to yield strong financial returns and social benefits to women and girls. This bold and strategic move reflects the Foundation’s commitment to align all our resources to our mission. We are grateful for the tremendous commitment by our Board and Investment Advisory Committee (IAC) to the “all-in” strategy. Special thanks to our CFO Dawn Hooper and the IAC for their hard work in selecting the asset management team, collaborating on the portfolio design, and continuing to provide oversight and counsel on performance and impact. The Foundation’s 100 percent mission-aligned portfolio – managed by Graystone Consulting, a business of Morgan Stanley – is fully diversified across asset classes. Every fund within the portfolio is evaluated based on its financial benchmark as well as its gendered impact, measured by manager activation and intentional focus on one or more of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals that specifically and disproportionately affect women and girls. As the graphic rendering of the portfolio shows, the Foundation adopted

*Direct Investments

five key gender themes within the Sustainable Development Goals: Gender Equity, Broad-based Sustainability, Inclusive Workplace, Improving Lives and Climate Action. Each of these themes is reflected in a sub-set of the portfolio, as shown here, with groups of investments chosen for financial performance and gender impact. The Foundation’s donor advised fund holders, as well as funders of named endowments, are invited to quarterly meetings where we present and discuss the performance of the portfolio – measured by financial returns and social benefits to women and girls. For more information on joining our community of donor advised funds or named endowments, and furthering

“W

e hope that we can inspire others to become part of what is now a global

movement around impact investing. And specifically for women’s funds and foundations, we can

your knowledge of gender lens investing, please contact Ashley Harris, Vice

demonstrate how, by mission-aligning 100% of our

President – Development, aharris@txwf.org.

assets with our philanthropy, we can powerfully accelerate the change we seek in the world.” ROSLYN DAW S O N T H OM P S ON, PRESIDENT & CEO, TEXAS WOME N ’S F O UN DAT IO N

TEXAS WOMEN’S FOUNDATION

From the President & CEO R OS LY N DAW S O N T H OM P S ON

On March 14, we all went home. And I’m grateful to say that all of us at Texas Women’s Foundation had a home to go to. A place where we could work safely and effectively. Some of us have children at home whose schools were closed, or children who came home because colleges closed their campuses. So the intricate juggling of competing responsibilities and roles began. One minute a

for April 30, to be a series of six

the one in August highlighted the power of

wonderful Leadership Forum Virtual

Black philantropy, and October will feature The

Events, presented by AT&T. Each event

19th, January will focus on housing stability,

has featured one of our Maura Women

again an issue that is deeply exacerbated by the

Helping Women Award recipients or

pandemic and economic crisis).

our Young Leader Award recipient.

programming to the virtual platform – both

with exceptional leaders, and I hope

the Young Women’s Initiative - Dallas and the

you’ll look at each of the videos on our

emerging Young Women’s Initiative - Houston,

website.

as well as Cohort 3 and Cohort 4 of our Women’s

“T

Leadership Institute.

he headlines every single day reinforce why Texas

Women’s Foundation exists, why we do this work and for whom:

Mom, the next a teacher, the next a Foundation

it is the women, at risk, low-

professional conducting meetings (and more

income, and especially women

meetings and more meetings!) over Zoom. And let’s don’t forget about the other caregiving

- Migrated our outstanding leadership development

These are fabulous conversations

of color, who are facing the

- Decided in May that large in-person events were highly unlikely to happen this year, and made the call to make our 35th Annual Luncheon a virtual event. It is going to be amazing!! And inclusive ($35 ticket in honor of our 35th Luncheon!)!! And statewide, since there are no limitations to the virtual platform!! Get your ticket and join us!! Over these past five months of working from home, I know each of us on the Texas Women’s

typically required of us: seeing to elder relatives;

greatest challenges in this current

Foundation Team has been struck by the contrast

and making not one or two, but three meals a day

crisis. And it is Texas Women’s

of our privilege with the pain and uncertainty

for a lot more people. What I want to say is that our Texas Women’s Foundation team is extraordinary – the BEST TEAM in the UNIVERSE! We have not missed a beat, despite the increasing demands of sheltering in place and the real toll that concerns about

Foundation who stands for them and with them, now and on the long road ahead.

”

- Released our Economic Issues for Women in

being felt by so many across our region and state. We have homes and jobs that let us work from home, even as we care for children and our families. Yet far too many low-income women have lost their jobs, and with limitations on child care and no clarity on whether schools will be fully open, these same women may not be able

health, safety and the economy take on us all. As

Texas 2020 research study, with a terrific virtual

to return to work. They may not be able to access

you will see in this newsletter, we have:

launch and presentation by Dena Jackson on

unemployment benefits. They may be unable to

June 16 to several hundred online attendees.

pay the rent or mortgage. They are vulnerable,

This was followed by a tremendous amount of

not only now, but for many months to come.

Fund to support low income women and

statewide media coverage, and now a whole

The headlines every single day reinforce why

families, for their immediate needs and for

series of special presentations, continuing for

Texas Women’s Foundation exists, why we do

mid- and long-term needs, knowing that these

many months to come, hosted by our board

this work and for whom: it is the women, at-risk,

women, and in particular women of color, are

members as well as corporate partners. The

low-income, and especially women of color, who

the most impacted now and will continue to

study is the best yet, and I hope you’ll visit

are facing the greatest challenges in this current

be affected for the longest time. Since April,

www.txwfecoissues.org to dig into the data and

crisis. And it is Texas Women’s Foundation who

through the generosity of our donors, we’ve

take action.

stands for them and with them, now and on

- Launched and fundraised for the Resilience

distributed more than $1 million in grants

- Moved our Viewpoints to the virtual platform –

the long road ahead. That’s why we need you to

supporting some of our most vulnerable and at

the one in May focused on the challenges

stand with us. Thank you for your support, your

risk women and families.

around child care in the COVID-19 environment;

advocacy and your friendship.

- Launched the Housing Stability Fund – a strategy fund like our Child Care Access Fund and our Health Care Access Fund – that seeks to build longer-term solutions to this intractable issue, now made even more so by the current environment.

- Pivoted quickly to convert the Leadership Forum & Awards Dinner, originally scheduled

SUMMER NEWSLETTER 2020

8 Texas Women’s Foundation Invests $7.8M in Women and Girls Collin $159,050

Dallas

6 We are investing in the power of women and girls to build

Collin Dallas Collin Denton Dallas DFW Denton International DFW Tarrant International Texas Tarrant U.S. Texas

4 stronger, more equitable communities across Texas. Through our research, advocacy, grantmaking and innovative 2 programs, we are driving meaningful social and economic change 0 for women, girls and families.

TOTAL GRANTED BY CATEGORY 2020 $3,955,539

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

$159,050 DFW $159,050 International $278,150 $693,031 Tarrant $278,150 Texas $134,000 $693,031 U.S. $335,600 $134,000 $561,200 $335,600 $1,058,590 $561,200

Empowering Women’s Philanthropy Health & Safety Economic Security Leadership & Education Women’s Issues Other

539

21%

17%

$662,755 9%

$163,550

$662,755

$163,550

$37,300

$3,955,539

$37,300

$3,955,539

Interfaith Family Services $1,640,315

generous donors, including our

Children’s Advocacy Center for

the countless women and families who have been affected by the pandemic and economic crisis. We agencies listed below that provide key supports to stabilize at risk mothers and families by addressing their immediate and long-term needs.

Community Outreach Housing

WOMEN’S ISSUES

million to help meet the needs of

Dallas Area Interfaith Sponsoring Committee

Educational First Steps

OTHER OTHER

have helped us contribute over $1

Denton County Citysquare

WOMEN’S WOMEN’S ISSUES ECONOMIC ISSUES SECURITY

LEADERSHIP & LEADERSHIP & EDUCATION EDUCATION HEALTH & SAFETY

Donor Advised Fund holders, who

Faith in Texas Family Place First3Years

Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support Girls Embracing Mothers Heart of Courage House of Rebirth Housing Crisis Center

EMPOWERING WOMEN’S PHILANTHROPY HEALTH & EMPOWERING WOMEN’S $1,640,315 SAFETY PHILANTHROPY HEALTH & Society of St. Vincent de Paul

SAFETY ECONOMIC Charitable HEALTH & $1,359,568 $1,640,315 SECURITY Dallas Pharmacy of North Texas SAFETY ECONOMIC Ladder Alliance, Inc. St. Philip’s School and Community $1,359,568 SECURITY LEADERSHIP & Legacy Counseling Center Center ECONOMIC EDUCATION Mi Escuelita Preschool, Inc. Texas Muslim Women Foundation $1,359,568 SECURITY & LEADERSHIP Mosaic Family Services, Inc. TexProtects EDUCATION Nexus Recovery Center, Inc. The Magdalen House, Inc. WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP & North Dallas Shared Ministries Under 1 Roof ISSUES EDUCATION WOMEN’S NTARUPT Union Gospel Mission ISSUES Operation Kindness University of North Texas Foundation WOMEN’S OTHER Our Friend’s Place Vickery Meadow Youth Development Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas ISSUES Foundation OTHER International Rescue Committee, Inc. -

POETIC

Hopeful Solutions

EMPOWERING WOM PHILANTHROPY

OTHER

ChildCareGroup

LEADERSHIP & EDUCATION

We are honored by the support of

Volunteers of America, Inc./

1000000 2000000 3000000 Volunteers of America Texas, Inc. OTHER Revive Dallas Small Business Fund at Wesley-Rankin Community Center 1000000 2000000 3000000 4000000 Resource Center of Dallas, Inc.

RESILIENCE FUND GRANTEES

Human Rights Initiative

Abide Women’s Health Services, Inc.

Ignite

Brighter Tomorrows, Inc.

I Look Like Love, Inc.

Center for Transforming Lives

Inspiring Tomorrow’s Leaders

Resilience Fund Grants $1M in First Five Months $3,955,539

have partnered with outstanding

51%

17%

51%

$662,755

ECONOMIC ECONOMIC SECURITY EMPOWERING WOMEN’S SECURITY PHILANTHROPY

21%

51%

$1,359,568

HEALTH & SAFETY HEALTH & SAFETY

$4,599,406

one half of one percent)

$1,359,568

$4,599,406

$1,058,590

Empowering Women’s Philanthropy Health & Safety Economic Security Leadership & Education Women’s Issues Other (less than

$1,640,315

$693,031 $134,000 $335,600 $561,200 $1,058,590

TOTAL GRANTED BY PERCENTAGE 2020

$1,640,315 1

TOTAL GRANTED Denton BY GEOGRAPHY $278,150

U.S.

55,539

PHILANTHROPY PHILANTHROPY

Communities Foundation of Texas,

Wilkinson Center

Inc.

WiNGS 3000000 4000000 YMCA Metropolitan Dallas

1000000 2000000 Shared Housing Center Sharing Life Community Outreach, Inc.

TEXAS WOMEN’S FOUNDATION

Economic Issues for Women in Texas

2020 Update

Every three years since 2014, Texas Women’s

where innovation and investment can strengthen

If there is one representative of a typical Texas

Foundation has produced Economic Issues for

women and their families.

woman, she is:

Women in Texas – a study that focuses on the four

• a Millennial (age 36)

key issues, or building blocks, that are woven into

Over the past decade, the population of Texas has

• a woman of color

the fabric of economic security for women, girls

grown 19 percent, and the number of Texas women

• living in a city

and their families. These are education, child care,

has mirrored that. This means today over 14 million

• earning $35,000/year or less

health insurance and housing. The study takes a

women and girls call Texas home. It is no surprise

• working to support her family

comprehensive look at policies and practices at

that women’s financial security is essential to the

the state level, and identifies areas of opportunity

continued economic prosperity of Texas.

EDUCATION

Women hold nearly two-thirds of the outstanding student debt in the United States—about $929 billion. In Texas, tuition and fees for public universities have climbed 21% in the past five years., on top of tuition doubling from 2000 to 2015.

The first building block, which sets the stage for success in so many ways is Education. Texas public university tuition has increased more than 21 percent in the past five years alone. While women

In Texas, 1.4 times as many women as men completed public college in 2018; Black/Hispanic women in particular outpace men in education attainment. Even so, Texas women still earn less than men in every single occupation.

complete college at higher rates than men, they are also burdened with greater student debt holding nearly two-thirds of the outstanding student debt in the United States — about $929 billion.

Hispanic/Black women lag behind White/Asian women in education attainment (with only 17/27% having a bachelor’s or higher, compared to 39/57% of White/Asian women.)

Texas women are succeeding in school at growing numbers, but continue to earn less than men in every single occupation.

HEALTH CARE Texas women are twice as likely to be uninsured

Texas ranks 50th in the nation for health insurance

compared with other women across the country.

coverage for women. This is why health care is

That means over 1.9 million adult Texas women

another building block that’s important to the

live without the financial shield of health

economic security of women, girls and their

insurance coverage, even before COVID-19.

families.

Throughout the report, Texas Women’s Foundation examines not only the impact of gender, but also of the intersection of gender and race on barriers to success. This is very important in health care where women of color experience the highest uninsured rates in Texas, with around one in four Hispanic women and one in seven Black women being uninsured.

>1.9 million Texas women are twice as likely as U.S. women across the country to be uninsured—in fact, more than 1.9 million adult Texas women lack health insurance coverage.

1 of 5 One of every five uninsured Texas women living below federal poverty guidelines falls into the Medicaid coverage gap—that’s more than 400,000 women—a direct result of Texas choosing not to expand Medicaid.

SUMMER NEWSLETTER 2020

NEARLY

2.5

16%

1/2

<10%

15%

2.5 million working women in Texas have children. Full-time infant care in Texas is almost as expensive as college, at over $8,000 per year in 2019.

According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, child care is affordable if it costs no more than 7% of a family’s income. By this standard, only 16% of Texas families can afford a year of infant care.

Nearly half of working women in Texas lack access to appropriate child care, which can result in women curtailing their working hours or leaving their children unsupervised.

Over one million Texas children qualify for subsidized child care, but fewer than 10 percent of eligible children receive it due to lack of funds/ lack of child care providers who accept subsidies.

63% of children ages 6 to 12 have all parents in the workforce, but only 15% of Texas school kids participate in afterschool programs on a regular basis, due to lack of availability and cost.

MILLION

CHILD CARE

Child care is important to the economic security of

Over a million Texas children could qualify for

As of September of last year, there were

women and families since 64 percent or 2.5 million,

subsidized child care to cover the costs, but fewer

approximately 46,500 Texas children waiting

Texas mothers are in the workforce. Across Texas,

than 10 percent of eligible children receive it, due

for subsidized child care according to the Texas

48% of families live in child care deserts including

to lack of funds and lack of child care providers

Workforce Commission.

the majority of Hispanic and rural families.

who accept subsidies.

HOUSING One in three single mothers and women

Research shows that evictions have a

living alone struggle to pay bills because of

disproportionately harmful impact on

the high housing costs. In addition, women

families of color with 1 in 5 Black women and

with children are the most likely to receive

1 in 12 Latinas reporting having been evicted

an eviction judgement.

at least once as adults compared to 1 in 15 white women.

BE PART OF THE SOLUTION! GO TO txwfecoissues.org TO:

• Sign up for our Army of Advocates to drive

meaningful change in public policy to make real progress in advancing our vision of an equitable society for women and girls – and a better Texas for all.

• Share this study—and its specific recommendations and potential actions—with lawmakers and

colleagues, as well as business and community leaders, to help shape policies and practices that impact women and girls.

• Download the full report, and hear stories from Texas women who have experienced these building blocks.

>30% More than 30% of women-headed households in Texas spend more than 30% of their income on housing.

40%

2.17%

Black women face the highest housing burden, with more than 40% of households headed by Black women spending more than one-third of their income on housing.

The eviction rate in Texas is 2.17%, or 206 evictions every day. Texas has limited tenant protections— and women of color with limited incomes, as well as domestic violence survivors and their families, are at higher risk of eviction.

TEXAS WOMEN’S FOUNDATION

Community Impact of Giving Circles at Texas Women’s Foundation HERitage Giving Fund Awards $23,000+ to Six Black Female-Led Nonprofits In March 2020, HERitage Giving Fund at Texas Women’s Foundation awarded more than $23,000 of fully unrestricted grants to six nonprofit organizations that are both led by and serve Black women. The intent is to support the organizations’ operations during the COVID-19 pandemic. MEMBERS OF HERITAGE GIVING FUND

HERitage simultaneously created resources in leadership education for grant recipients, with the hope that its partnership will help leverage additional funding from other resources include: 2020 Grantee Organizations: Texas Tenants’ Union

To find out more about

Inspiring Tomorrow’s Leaders

all the Giving Circles

Carter’s House

at Texas Women’s

Heart of Courage

Foundation, go to:

Hopeful Solutions

txwf.org/get-involved

ilooklikeLOVE

H100 Latina Giving Circle Awards $100,000 to 21 Local Nonprofits H100 Latina Giving Circle at Texas Women’s

2019, H100 made grants in the areas of education,

2019 Grantee Organizations:

Foundation was established in June 2019 by the

health and wellness, safety and culture; and they

Aberg Center For Literacy

Hispanic 100 Network to further engage Latina

gave $100,000 to 21 outstanding organizations

Big Thought

women in philanthropy,

to create equity and opportunities for Hispanic

Catch Up & Read

and to expand resources for

women and families. This fall, H100 will invest

Community Council of Greater Dallas (Skill QUEST)

local organizations whose

again in the lives of Latina women during the

Family Place

mission is to empower,

current health and economic crisis where low

Hope Clinic of McKinney

educate and support Latinas

to mid-income families are experiencing the

Ignite

and our community. In

deepest disparities.

ImmSchools Jubilee Park Community Center Junior Players Guild Literacy Achieves Mosaic Family Services Inc. Our Friends Place Pamper Lake Highlands Per Scholas POETIC Rosa Es Rojo, Inc. SER Jobs for Progess National, Inc. The Gleaning Network of Texas dba GROW North Texas

M E MB E R S OF L AT I NA G I V I NG CIRCLE HISPANIC100

The University of Texas Foundation, Inc. (UT Arlington) Wesley-Rankin Community Center

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Young Women’s Advisory Council-Dallas Fellows Are Amplifying Their Voices In light of the current pandemic, the Young Women’s Advisory Council (YWAC) Fellows are using their voices to spread the word on the importance of the Census by penning editorials that were published in Visible Magazine. Each gave their personal narrative on the impact and of the Census.

Women’s Leadership Institute Meets Virtually During Pandemic Women’s Leadership Institute participants have embraced social distancing by meeting more frequently for shorter time periods on a virtual platform. The Institute provides senior-level women a customized leadership curriculum and meaningful interaction with powerful corporate leaders and other highpotential, senior-level women. Most of the current participants and alumnae

In her article titled Barriers to Belonging: Fear, Citizenship, and the Census, Andrea Devora wrote about her family’s experience living in fear as

are a part of their corporation’s COVID response teams, so it was critical to continue this learning environment to forge even more meaningful peer-topeer support networks.

undocumented citizens. She stated, “We (our family) were oblivious to resources that could provide assistance to us, including the Census. At that point in time, in the year 2000, my family did not count.” Now as a documented citizen, she is using her voice to encourage others who may find themselves in that situation to complete the Census so they can be counted and seek out resources to help their families and communities. Kierra Byrd wrote about being raised by her grandmother in an impoverished neighborhood filled with the harsh realities of drug abuse, alcohol abuse and crime; depending on the free breakfast and reduced lunch program at school to get two consistent meals a day; and how she overcame challenging circumstances to become a firstgeneration college graduate by receiving financial aid. Learn more about the Young Women’s Initiative: txwf.org/leadership

WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE PRESENTATION “I WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS MY GRATITUDE TO EVERYON E I N VOLV E D I N T H E WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE. THE CONTENT DELIVE RE D I S A L M OS T M OR E THAN I CAN HOLD IN MY TOOL BELT. THERE IS A TOOL FOR E V E R Y O B S TAC L E I HAVE ENCOUNTERED, EVEN DURING THESE UNPRECEDEN T E D T IME S. I A M F O REVER CHANGED BY THIS PROGRAM AND MY GRATITUDE I S OV E R - F L OW IN G . ” - BREANNA TRIMB L E , A M N H E A L T H C A R E WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP I N S T IT U T E C O HORT 3

T E X A S WOM E N ’S F OU N DATION IS EXPANDING THE YOUNG WOMEN’S IN I T IAT IV E IN TO T H E HO USTON AREA STARTING WITH LISTENING S E S S IO N S W HE R E YO UN G WOMEN OF COLOR ARE OPENLY SHARING C OR E IS S UE S IM PAC T I N G THEIR COMMUNITIES AND HOW THEY CAN A D D R E S S T HO S E IS S UE S.

WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE PRESENTATION

Women’s Leadership Institute will graduate its fourth cohort and launch its first alumnae event this fall. If you are interested in participating in Cohort 5 (Feb. 2021), please reach out to Natalia Brownfield – nbrownfield@txwf.org

TEXAS WOMEN’S FOUNDATION

Taking Our Programming Virtual

TO REGISTER FOR UPCOMING VIRTUAL V I E W P O IN T S OR WATCH VIDEOS OF ALL PREVIOUS EV E N T S, G O TO TXWF.ORG/EVENTS

Virtual Viewpoints: The Essentials – Child Care We started a series of Virtual Viewpoints, focusing on the four essentials to a woman and her family’s economic security. On April 30, we held the first in this series. It was on the impact that the pandemic has had on child care. The positive long-term impacts of highquality child care are beneficial for children, the economy and working parents – especially working mothers. During these unprecedented times with families staying at home, many child care centers are struggling to stay open. Dena Jackson, Ph.D, COO, Texas Women’s Foundation, spoke with experts in the child care industry about the challenges they are facing as they continue providing this critical work support for families who are essential workers in our community, and how we can make sure all children are equipped with accessible quality child care.

V IC K I E A L L E N, M PA ( TOP L EFT); MURRIEL WEBB, FOUNDING DIRECTOR, B RA S W E L L C H IL D D E V E L OPMENT CENTER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ( TOP RIGHT); D E N A J AC K S ON, P H. D. , T X WF COO (BELOW)

Virtual Viewpoints: The Essentials – Education Our next Virtual Viewpoints, held on May 19th, focused on education. Our research shows that women experience significant barriers in obtaining higher education credentials due to lack of enrollment process guidance, high cost, lack of social connection and faculty support, and family financial considerations. Removing these obstacles will strengthen women and their families, and give them the means they need to succeed. Lisa de la Garza, VP-Programs, Texas Women’s Foundation, had a discussion with education experts about these barriers, how they have been heightened in our current environment, and how community agencies are working to support students through these challenges.

JAMAICA CHAPPLE, PH.D., LPC, ASSOCIATE VICE PRESID E N T F OR S T UD E N T ACCESS AND SUCCESS, DEAN OF STUDENTS & STUDENT AF FA IR S, U NI V E RS I T Y O F NORTH TEXAS AT DALLAS ( TOP LEFT); JENNIFER LIMAS, P R E S ID E N T A N D C E O GIRLS INC. OF TARRANT COUNTY ( TOP RIGHT); LISA DE L A G A R Z A , T X W F V P PROGRAMS (BELOW)

Donor Advised Fund Gathering On June 3rd, we hosted our Donor Advised Fund Holders virtually for the first of our quarterly gatherings. Our Investment Advisory Committee and Investment Managers presented the design and performance of our 100% gendered impact portfolio – its financial results and social benefits to women and girls. They explored the expanding and rapidly evolving world of gender lens investing where Texas Women’s Foundation has become a national leader.

KELLY GREEN, CIMA AND KRISTINA LANVIEW, CIMA, GRAY S TO N E C O N S U L T IN G – A BUSINESS OF MORGAN STANLEY ( TOP); DAWN HOOPER , T X W F C F O, A N D ROSLYN DAWSON THOMPSON, TXWF PRESIDENT & CEO ( B E L OW )

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Leadership Forum Virtual Event Series presented by

TO REGISTER FOR FUTURE LEADERSHIP FORUM EVE N T S A N D S E E HIGHLIGHTS FROM PREVIOUS EVENTS, GO TO TXWF. OR G /E V E N T S

In response to and in respect of the CDC, federal and local guidelines and

Our next event was on July 15th, and featured an insightful conversation

regulations, we took our Leadership Forum & Awards Dinner virtual. We are

with the Founder of Gendercide Awareness Project (Gendap), Beverly Hill.

celebrating and recognizing the amazing leadership of our Maura Women

During her conversation with Thear Suzuki of EY, they discussed Beverly’s

Helping Women and Young Leader Award recipients through a six-part series

strong interest in global women’s rights, and how she is working to bring

featuring each awardee.

awareness to femicide – the deaths of women and girls across the globe – and providing educational programs to at risk women.

We kicked off the first of this series presented by AT&T on May 27th with educator and innovator, Jennifer Stimpson. She was interviewed by Texas Women’s Foundation Board member Jennifer Biry of AT&T. They had a remarkable conversation with more than 200 viewers who tuned in to learn about her passion educating the next generation of science leaders.

THEAR SUZUKI AND BEVERLY HILL

J E N N IF E R B IR Y A N D J E NNIFER STIMPSON

On July 29th, Tracey Doi and Capital One’s Jana Etheridge talked about Tracey’s leadership journey in corporate America. As an executive with Toyota, Tracey talked about using her position to help create opportunities for women – especially women of color – to advance in leadership roles. She spoke about how important it is to bring diversity into the boardrooms and other spaces where decisions are made, so there is equal representation and more balanced

On June 24th, we had the second in this series that featured entrepreneur

decision-making.

and change maker, Dana Blankenship, who is the CEO and owner of Change Consulting. Interviewed by Tracey Faber of McKesson, they discussed how Dana started her own consultancy specifically to support working moms who need flexible schedules.

TRACEY DOI AND JANA ETHERIDGE

T R ACY FA B E R A N D DA N A BLANKENSHIP

TEXAS WOMEN’S FOUNDATION

Endowments to Honor Serena Simmons Connelly and Maura McNiel We have lost two of the most brilliant lights in the Foundation’s firmament:

Maura, a pioneer in the fight for women’s rights, was

our devoted donor and friend, Serena Simmons Connelly, and our founder and

one of our 19 founders, and the one for whom the

fearless feminist, Maura McNiel.

Foundation’s awards recognizing women helping women are named. To honor Maura’s life and legacy, her family

Serena, always known for her courageous philanthropy

and the Foundation have established the Maura McNiel

and deep passion to redress injustice, was the inspiration

Endowment, supporting the Maura Awards program.

behind and the instigator of the Child Care Access Fund, one of the most significant and effective strategy funds

MAURA MCNIEL

in the Foundation’s history. To honor Serena’s life and legacy, the Foundation and friends have established the S E R E N A S IM MO N S C ON N E L LY

Serena Simmons Connelly Endowment for Child Care,

To contribute, visit www.txwf.org/donate, and select the endowment in the

to benefit women with the greatest need for child care

drop-down menu.

support.

Thank You to Our Donors Texas Women's Foundation would like to thank our generous supporters during our fiscal year 2020 (July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020). who invest their resources to help us invest in the power of women and girls to drive positive change, and build stronger, more equitable communities for all. 2020 DONORS

7-Eleven, Inc. Erica Abercrombie Karen Aberle Alva Adama Stacie Adams Evelyn Adgate Ms. Colleen Affeldt Margie Aguilar Ms. Diana F. Aguirre Taha Ahmed Suzanne Ahn, M.D. Speaker Endowment Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld, LLP Akola Project Sara M. Albert Albertson’s LLC Claire Aldridge Wasan Alfalahi Ms. Mary Anne Alhadeff Asad Ali Martha Allday Bonner Allen Vickie Allen Gillea Allison Machelle Allums Mrs. Cathy Almond Mrs. Cheryl Alston Deborah Alves AmazonSmile American Airlines, Inc. AMN Healthcare Birgit Andersen Carol Anderson Anheuser-Busch Lesly B. Annen Anonymous Priscilla Anthony Rebecca Anthony Joan Arison Armoury DE Charlene Ashford Ms. Crystal L. Assad AT&T, Inc.

ATS Realty Solutions LLC Ms. April Audain Axxess Mrs. Dana Ayres The Norm and Robin Bagwell Charitable Trust Angie Bain Ms. Carol Baker Mrs. Donna D. Baker Mrs. Ellenore Baker Morgan Baker The Baker Family Philanthropic Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Knight Baker Women’s World Improvement Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Ms. Laura C. Baldwin Bank of America Bank of America Charitable Foundation Bank of Texas, N.A. Priscilla Barbour Bardin Family Foundation Barings Multifamily Capital LLC Gina Barro Ms. Jennifer L. Bartkowski Cheryl Bass Jyoti Bastola Melanie Batiste Baylor Scott & White Heart and Vascular Hospital Ms. Marsha Beasley Paula Beasley Theodore & Beulah Beasley Foundation Mary Constance Beck Michael Beckman Alisha N. Bell Brian Bell Connie Bell Chelsea Belote Tamra Belton Laurie Benezra Mrs. Rene J. Benton Barbara Berasategui

Bernadette Davis Communications Anne Bernath Caroline Bernstein Ms. Elaine Bernstein Mrs. Phyllis F. Bernstein Elaine Betcher Tracy Bianco Tamara Biernat Lucy Billingsley Sumner Billingsley Billingsley Company Mrs. Stephanie R. Bird Jennifer Biry Ms. Shebronda Blackburn Ms. Shajine Blake Ms. Dana Blankenship Ms. Vicki D. Blanton Julie Mamolen Bleicher Kalita Beck Blessing, CFP, CAP Blessing Family Foundation Ms. Judi R. Blitzer BNSF Railway Jeanne Whitman Bobbitt Boeing Global Services Star L. Boetticher Tammy Bogard Ms. Michele M. Boillotat BOK Financial Foundation Mrs. Melissa Bolden Mr. David-Vincent Bone Ms. Cecilia G. Boone The Boone Family Foundation Cecilia and Garrett Boone Family Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Ms. Matilde Borchers Mrs. Sonja Borda, CFP Susan C. Bowman Dr. Cheryl Boyce Ms. Kristin Boyd Bradford Commercial Real Estate Millie P. Bradley R. Allan & Millie P. Bradley Family Fund

Jeannine Braggs J Stuart and Brenda Brand Fund of DJCF Debbie D. Branson Emily F. Branson Chanda Brashears Ms. Monica Bravo Wanda R. Brice Mary Brinegar Courtney Bristow Kelsey Brock Mrs. Lael Brodsky Brodsky-Schneidler Family Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Rose N. Broussard Becca Brown Crystal V. Brown Deshaun Brown Shonn Brown LaRhonda Brown-Barrett Mr. Andrew Brownfield Jay Dea Brownfield Lee Brownfield Mrs. Rebecca W. Bruder Kristen Bruner BTH Bank Erin Burdette Ms. Geneva Burnap Felicia S. Burns Lucy Burns Mrs. Sarah Burns Kimberly Burris Ms. Bette A. Buschow Donna Butterfield Ms. Rebel B. Calhoun Ms. Anne Calhoun Duffy Mrs. Candace Campbell Jorge Canamar Myra Canterbury Capital Group American Funds Capital One Bank Janine Carley Rita R. Carroll Ms. Carreen D. Carson Sandra Carson

The Sandra G. Carson Giving Fund Shayne Carter Milene Carvalho Kanika Carver Ms. Benita Casey Karen Cassady Ms. Chrysta Castaneda Annabelle Catterall Jeri Cawelti Cherrise Cederqvist Celanese Corporation Celanese Foundation Ms. Christine Cervenka Chadwick-Loher Foundation Mrs. Jennifer Chandler Heather Chapman Kimberly Chapman Chatham Hill Investment Partnership Chevron Phillips Chemical Sheila Chhutani, MD Jonathan Childers Children’s Health Emily M. Chin Anne Chow Maryanne Chueng CIGNA Healthcare City of Dallas Chalon Clark Ms. Marsha Clark Tonika C. Clayton Mrs. Bonnie Clinton Barrett P. Coleman Jasmine Collier Ms. Dawn Collins Ms. Janet Collinsworth Communities Foundation of Texas Ms. Tanya Conovaloff Angela Cook Mary Louise Cordell Pope Dr. Cindy L. Corpier Ka Cotter Anah Coulibaly Darcy L. Cowell

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Patricia Wolfson Fagadau Philanthropic Fund of Dallas Jewish Communities Foundation Yoshaka Fain Ms. Phyllis Farragut Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas FedEx Office Isabela Feltner Abigail Ferrin Michele Feyen Dr. Carine M. Feyten Fidelity Brokerage Services, LLC Cara W. Fields Ms. Debra Fifer Fifth Generation Inc Mad Findlen Erin Finegold White First Unitarian Church Mrs. Erin Fischer Melinda Fleming DeLaine Fletcher Ms. Marion T. Flores Ms. Theresa A. Flores Erin Flowers Mariana Fonseca Medina Mrs. Jane S. Foote Andrea Ford Dr. Arlene Ford Ford Reynolds Fund of the Southwest Community Foundation Barbara S. Foreman Samantha Foreman Dr. Pamela Fossett Fossil Foundation Fossil Group Felecia Foster Jessica Foster Ms. Sharon M. Fountain Karen Fox Ms. Helen S. Frank Helen and Jerome Frank Jr. Family Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Freeman Friedman Philanthropic Fund of Dallas Jewish Communities Foundation Frito-Lay, Inc. FrontStream Ashley Frost Megan Frutkin Mrs. Allicia Frye Kay Fuhrman Kendal Fuller Regina Funches-Berry Renee Gadson Carla B. Gale, JD Valerie Gale Sheila E. Gallagher Elisabeth Galley Ms. Hilda C. Galvan Suzanne Galvanek Dr. Catalina E. Garcia Janna Gardner Beth Garvey Lacey George Myrshem George George Family Foundation Donna J. German Susan Geyer Liz Gibson Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, L.L.P. Ms. Heidi Gider Gilead Sciences Dr. Marva Goins Goldman Sachs Penny Goldsberry Michele Gough Ms. Beverly Goulet Kal X. Grant

Grant Thornton LLP Gloria M. Gray Lynn H. Gray Ms. Terry G. Greenberg Ms. Suzi F. Greenman Anthony Gregory Belinda M. Griffin Ms. Gail A. Griswold Ms. Oyamel Samanda Gronstal Dusti Groskreutz Taylor The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America Santhi Gullapalli Ms. Mona Gupta Barbara Guzak H100’s Living Legends Awards Amanda Hackler-Roy Geraldine Hale Mrs. Demetria Hall Kate Hall Mrs. Rosalyn Hall Leslie Halleck Lauren Halsey Jerri L. Hammer Vana Hammond Parham Christina K. Hanger & Lyndon Cakerice Fund of The Dallas Foundation Julia P. Harman Stefanie Harmon Ms. Ashley Harris Robin Harris Helen Harry-Allen The Hart Group, Inc. Harville Family Trust Jenny Haynes Haynes and Boone, LLP Dr. Steven R. Hays Health Care Service Corporation Betsy Healy Ross & Marvis Heath Katherine D. Helms Mrs. Mary E. Henderson Heather Henry Ms. Kelly-Ann Henry Rue H. Henry Ms. Jane Hensley Mrs. Ana I. Hernandez Tomeka Herod Mrs. Victoria Herr Ms. Patricia Herrera Mrs. Sharon B. Herrin Michael Herrington Dr. Sydney S. Hicks Mary Pat L. Higgins Highland Dallas Foundation Fund Ms. Hattie Hill Lyda H. Hill Lyda Hill Capital, Inc. Kristen Hinton The Hispanic 100 HLH Family Foundation Inc. Mrs. Lura Hobbs Hoblitzelle Foundation The Hockaday School Cathy Hodges Charles Hoffman The Hoglund Foundation Ms. Adriana L. Holguin Donna M. Holmes Garnett Holmes Lorraine Hood-Jack Catherine Hoover Kate Hopkins Marissa E. Horne Heather Hoskinson Rosemary M. Houck Trish Houck Trish Houck and Lyssa Jenkins Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Barbara Houlihan Ms. Morgan Howard

Anna Hsu Laura Hubert Michelle Hudson Hudson Peters Commercial Lynell Huffmaster Larry Hughes Dr. Linda R. Hughes Dr. Laura Hume Ms. Martha Humphries Norma Hunt The Nancy Ann Hunt and Ray L. Hunt Charitable Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Hunt Cares Employee Campaign Hunt Consolidated Carrie Hunter Ms. Joy H. Hunter Huntley Family Fund Becky Hurt Heather Hutcheson Phi P. Huynh IAC (Interactive Corporation) or Benevity Mrs. Karen Ideno Ingram Micro Mrs. Farieda B. Irani Mr. Mike Ireland Kathleen E. Irvin Alyson Jackson Dena L. Jackson, PhD Jennifer Jackson Brenda Louise Jackson Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Jackson Walker L.L.P. Sharon Jackson Wright Bonnie Jacobs Ms. Rusty Jaggers Mr. Augustine Jalomo Melissa L. James Dr. Thomica James-Evans Mrs. Donna James-Harvey Melissa Jannetta Ms. Anna Jardine Dr. Hind E. S. Jarrah Mrs. Yasmione Javeed Ms. Wei Wei Jeang Sherell Jefferson Mrs. Stephanie Jeffery Ms. Soyong Jensen Patricia A. Jent UT Dallas The Naveen Jindal School of Management JKL Technologies, Inc BJ Johnson Ms. Debra Hunter Johnson, Esq Mrs. Fidelia M. Johnson Ms. Jessica Johnson Pamela Johnson Jennifer B. Johnston Kathy E. Johnstone Elizabeth Jones Karla Jones Rochelle Jones Tina H. Jones Jonesville Foundation Andrew Jopling Ms. Margaret H. Jordan JP Morgan Chase JP Morgan Chase Foundation Matching Gift Program JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. Ms. Keri A. Kaiser Ms. Bonnie A. Karamalegos Karen J Simon Foundation Fatima Karim-Murji Mrs. Roksolana Karmazyn Renee L. Karp Kate Wilson Davis Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Nancy A. Kaufman Mrs. Judy Kaye

Kaye Family Fund Kim Keating Ferrell Keel Melissa Keeling Lester Keliher Ms. Margaret Keliher Keliher Family Foundation Ms. Anita E. Kelley Nicole Kellogg Glenda D. Kemple, CPA, CFP Glenda Kemple Foundation Kendra Scott LLC Paige Kendrick Robert L. Kersey Jerrie J. Kertz Patrice Key-Rhone Kimberly-Clark Corporation Kimberly-Clark Foundation Mrs. Tracey Kimbrell Clay Kimbrell Jenny King Lenetra King Ms. Sharon S. King Jannie Kinsey-Goods Ms. Dionne Kirby Chris & Mirjam Kirk Fund of Dallas Foundation Mrs. Ashlee Kleinert Kleinert Family Philanthropic Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Rachel Koppa Mrs. Ena Williams Koschel Cynthia D. Kostman Ms. Divya Kottayil Mrs. Cindy Kozmetsky Shea Kracheck Lisa Kraus Cynthia W. Krause Andrea Kruger Ms. Katherine Kuechler Ulka Kumar Julie Kutchinski Labora Group Mrs. Anne LaBree Lake Austin Spa Investors, LTD Ms. Sharon Lakes Jodi Landon Mrs. Tracy LaRosiliere CCS Fundraising Ms. Val J. Lawlor Mrs. Marti Lawrence LDWW Group Ms. Anne P. Leary Mrs. Cassandra Lee Megan Lee Legacy Venture VII LLC Fund Andrew LeGrand Lennox International, Inc. Melody Lenox Ms. Maria Lensing Leung Tsai Family Fund Mae Levitan Tara Lewis Ms. Georgia A. Ley Ms. Amy T. Lezon LiftFund Lending and Learning Center Ellyce M. Lindberg Jeannie Lindley Ashley Lindsay Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP LKS Fund Within The Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund Caren K. Lock Caren Lock and Michael Bahar Family Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Locke Lord LLP Terry Loftis Susan Byrnes Long

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Stephanie Loovis Mrs. Allison Lopes Mrs. Bridget Lopez Rita Lopez Sarah M. Losinger Ms. Matilda B. Louree Mrs. Julie G. Lowenberg Reverend Katherine Glaze Lyle Lynn Pinker Cox & Hurst Jody Macedonio Ms. Leslie MacLean Kelly MacMillan Mrs. DeAdrian Maddox Mrs. Sara Madsen Miller Whitney Mahoney Alicia A. Makaye Stacey Malcolmson Mrs. Nadia Mankins Angela Marano Mrs. Ann E. Margolin Ann E. Margolin Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Michael Margolis Julie Mariotti Ms. Marty Marks, CRS Mrs. Susie K. Marshall Heather Martin Stacey Marx Suzanne Massey Match Group, Inc. Dr. Thalia F. Matherson Joseph Mau Lisa Maurer Mrs. Laura Maxwell Hannah May Laura Mays Mrs. Lynn McBee Dr. Marguerite McClinton Stoglin Ms. Heather McClure Amy McCracken Marty McDonald Mary McDonough Mrs. Janie S. McGarr Ms. Leticia McGowan Ms. Cecilia McKay Renee McKeon McKesson Cassandra McKinney Ms. Lee McKinney Mrs. Sabrina McKnight Margaret McKoin Annette McLaughlin Ms. Kassandra G. McLaughlin Catherine McMillan Heather Mcnally Mara McNeill Sally T. McPherson Mrs. Ana Meade Andrew Medland Denyse Medlenka Paula Mele Jeff Melucci Marlo Melucci Ms. Lisette Mendez Mrs. Tracy Merzi Methodist Health System Foundation Mrs. Jill Meyer Microsoft The Honorable Harriet E. Miers Ms. Diane R. Miles Mrs. Bette W. Miller Georgina Miller Lynn Miller Maribess L. Miller Megan Miller Tricia Miller Retta A. Miller Mrs. Sarah K. Miller Solveig Miller Retta Miller Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Miller Family Foundation

Mrs. Halle Millien Heather L. Mills Mrs. Letty Minkoff Mr. John D. Minna Meghan Minshall Jennifer Mitchell Ms. Sheena Mitchell Sejal Modi Allison Monroe Ann Monroe Mrs. Lisa Montgomery Ms. Laura K. Moore Misty Moore Dr. Sandra V. Moore Attalie Morgan Morgan Stanley Harry S. Moss Foundation Mollie Mossman Anne B. Motsenbocker Mrs. Celeste Moya Ms. Kathy H. Muldoon Multiplex, Inc. Rujuta Munje Mrs. Aracely P. Munoz Mrs. Toni Munoz-Hunt Mr. Brian G. Murphy Margot B. Murphy Melanie Murphy Haley Muse Susan Myers Tracey Nash-Huntley Valencia Nash-McShann Mrs. Kimberly Neff Neiman Marcus Neiman Marcus Charitable Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Ms. Elizabeth Nelms Karl G. Nelson Quitze Nelson Ms. Neena Newberry Mrs. Leslie Newman NexBank Carol Nichols Gregory Nieberding Laura S. Nieto Ms. Kim Noltemy Laura Nordman Ms. Ava Norris Gabriela Norton Ms. Cecilia Stubbs Norwood Tim Norwood NTT Data Mr. Erle A. Nye Ms. Roxanna Obregon Liza O’Connor Frank Oehl Latina Okonneh Oliver Wyman Katie Ollinger Melissa Omet Oncor Electric Delivery Ashley O’Neil Fatma S. Oner Keisha Ortiz John P Owen Ms. Jennifer M. Owens Meaders Ozarow Mrs. Vanessa Pacheco Ms. Diane S. Paddison Diane and Chris Paddison Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Eliska Paratore Parish Episcopal School Gwen Parker Paula R. Parker Stephanie L. Parker Dr. Yolanda Parker Paula R. and Ronald C. Parker Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Francine Parks

Mrs. Carrie F. Parsons Jamillah Pate Dianne H. Patterson Jeff Paul Ms. Moniqa Paullet Ms. Brenda Paulsen Ms. Melissa Pearlman Peloton Commercial Real Estate Debra Pena Peoplefund PepsiCo Lorena Perez Melanie L. Perkins The Perot Foundation Jill Perrin Rebecca Petereit Janice Peters Lisa A. Peterson Dennis Petroskey Mrs. Bailey Pham Mrs. Elizabeth C. Phillips K.G. Phillips Family Enterprises, LLC Ms. Ann Piper Elizabeth Pizzuti PKW Donor Advised Fund of The Dallas Foundation Plano Chamber of Commerce PNC Bank Ms. Debra G. Polsky Ms. Julie Porter Joseph Portera Mary C. Poss Valencia Powell Lupe Prado Ms. Tracy M. Preston Provincial Foundation Prudential Amy M. Pryor Evelyn Pulliam Janine Pulman Ms. Neva Purnell Mrs. Sarah Purnell-Smith PwC Jennifer Quaranta Mrs. Courtney Radcliffe Mrs. Priya Rathod Raytheon Systems Ms. Selwyn A. Rayzor Sonya Reece Ms. Holly Reed Ms. Anne S. Reeder Dotti Reeder Mrs. Diane H. Reeves Betty and Gerard Regard Charitable Fund Regions Bank Mrs. Lori Reisenbichler Reyes-Alderson Giving Fund Brenda T. Rhoades Claire Rich Doris A. Rich Ms. Lucy M. Richards Renee Richeson Mrs. Leigh C. Richter Nancy G. Riddle Ms. Michelle J. Rider Mrs. Joann Ridgway Dr. Carolyn Riley Ian Rinestine Ms. Tina Robertson Mrs. Lucinda Rocha Mrs. Sha Roehm Ms. Carol A. Roehrig Ms. Carol C. Rogers Debbie Rollins Ms. Nancy Rome Andrea Romeros Clay Roper Ms. Jane A. Rose, Esq Sydney Rose Rose Baker Charitable Gift Fund Mrs. Virginia Rose-Harris

Joyce L. Rosenfield Pat Rosenthal Ashley Ross Mr. Steven Roth Lizzie Routman Sabrina Roy Robin Rucker Laura D. Ryan Jillian Sabeh Mrs. Ane Sacks Vanessa Salinas Beckstrom Ms. Susan Salka Ms. DeMetris A. Sampson, Esq Mrs. Rachel Sanchez Willow Sanchez Clint and Sabrina Sanders Ms. Christa Sanford Jessica Sang Santander Consumer USA Inc. Foundation Angela Santone Priya Sarjoo Ms. Dianne C. Saslaw Cindy Saulsberry Major General Mary L. Saunders USAF (Ret.) Anita Savage Nimisha Savani Ms. Liz Schaab Leah Schlegel Nancy Schmidt Jacqueline Schmitz Kim Schonwald Kathryn Schuck Ms. Billie B. Schultz Tasha Schwikert Moser Allison Searfoss May L. Sebel Holly Sechrest Brandie Seebold Sandee Seelig Amber Seikaly Lori Seinera Mrs. Kristyn Senters Frank Severinghaus Mrs. Chaunine Shanks Major Shark Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Cindy Sharkey Gowri Sharma Janice V. Sharry Allison Shelton Judy Sherman Ms. Eileen Shibata Sidley Austin LLP Angie Sifferman Silicon Valley Foundation Mrs. Mary M. Silverman Paula Simaan Ms. Lisa K. Simmons Ms. Karen J. Simon Joanna Singleton Lisa Bailey Singleton Mr. Travis Singleton Christine Singley Ruth Skinner Nicole G. Small Grace Smith James Smith Latricia Smith Lori Smith Janille Smith-Colin Emily Soelberg Kristina Soldani Kris Sorokwasz Natalie J. Sorrell Southwest Airlines Mrs. Morgan Spann Marcia Sue Spellman Family Foundation Mrs. Ann Sprague Sharon Spratt

Alishia Spriggins Kate Springer SRS Charitable Fund of the BOA Charitable Gift Fund Pauline D. Stafford State Farm Marjorie J. Stephens Perry B. Stephenson Mrs. Amy M. Stewart Ms. Erin K. Stewart Mrs. Gail H. Stoke Theresa Stone Melanie Stout Laurie-Jo Straty Hannah Strom Beth B. Stromberg Misha Sturns Ms. Casey Sublett Betty Suellentrop Tina Suellentrop Ms. Victoria Summerall Sudderth Susan G. Komen Thear Suzuki Mr. Harry Swanson Ms. Rebecca R. Sykes Tabani Family Foundation Bryna Talamantez Ms. Charmaine Tang Target Christina Taylor Ms. Whitney A. Taylor Ms. Roselle R. Tenorio Sara Terry Mrs. Kristin Tesmer Texas Capital Bank Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital - Dallas Texas Health Resources Texas Instruments Foundation Texas Instruments, Inc. Texas Woman’s University The Capowski Team at Mid America Mortgage The Estate of Arlene J. Dayton The Hope Center Mrs. Anne Thomas Dr. Carolyn L. Thomas Jacqueline Thomas Laverne S. Thomas Amy M. Thompson Rex W. Thompson Thompson & Knight Foundation Thomson Reuters Marsha Thornton Stacey Thorp TIBCO Software Inc. Mrs. Linda M. Todd Roberta Tolen Tom Thumb Good Neighbor Program Marilyn R. Tonkon Kris M. Torres Mrs. Veronica Torres Hazley Christian and Tina Tovar Yvette Towns Toyota Toyota4Good Naomi Tramontano TRINTECH Truist Bank Ms. Von Truong Charles Tsai Elizabeth R. Tschiemer Ms. Elaine Tucker Ms. Cordelia Tullous Ms. Jill S. Tuttle Kristen Twomey Brent Underwood Betty E. Ungerman United States Treasury United Way of Greater Atlanta United Way of Metropolitan Chicago

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Ms. Liza Urso Ms. Nancy J. Usrey Mrs. Nina Vaca Mr. Craig Van Devender Surabhi Varshney Kim Vaughan Tonya Veasey Jody Weiss Venturoni Verizon Foundation Judy Vetter Christopher Vicks Yasmin Vides Rachel Vinson Vinson & Elkins LLP W.K. Kellogg Foundation Julia Wada Brenna Wadleigh Celia Walker Cari Walls Deborah Walpole Amanda L. Walter Mrs. Gail Warrior Suchy Linda P. Wassenich Ms. Annette J. Watkins Mrs. Barbara L. Watkins Ms. Pam Watkins Katrina Watland and Jay Woody Janet B. Watson Fund of Women’s Foundation of Minnesota Connie S. Webb, CFP Jacqueline K. Webb Laura J. Weber Mrs. Jessica Weidman Mrs. Patricia A. Weiland Mrs. Laura West Anna Whatley Barbara Wheeler Amy Wheelus Kewana Whitaker Mr. Herbert White Jacqueline C. White Susan White Donna Wilhelm Family Philanthropy Fund Ms. Linda A. Wilkins Mrs. Abigail Williams Mrs. Brenda Williams Christy Williams De’Edra S. Williams DeJuan Williams Kenna Williams Dr. Stormee Williams Williams Family Foundation Elizabeth Willis Shareron Willis Shreenah Willis Mrs. Pamela Wills-Ward Alisa Wilson Danielle Wilson Jennifer N. Wilson Katie V. Wilson Ms. McKenna Wilson Shawna D. Wilson The Simmons Wilson Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Mrs. Tiffany Wines Cmone Wingo Ms. Christina M. Winters Linda F. Wise Ms. Meghan Wise Lawrence M. and Sally B. Wolfish Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas The Women’s Finance Exchange, Inc. Women’s Foundation of Minnesota Women’s Funding Network Frances S. Woodfin Andrea Woods Patsy Woods Martin Angela H. Woodson

Meredith Worley Deborah K. Wright Ms. Henrietta Wright Dr. Mary Wylie Ms. Katherine Wynne Ms. Cindy Yared Trea C. Yip The Trea C. and Richard W. Yip Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Courtney York Young Women’s Preparatory Network Ms. Patsy Yung Micale Hadassah Yuster Yvonne Zagumny Ms. Sandra Zamora Mr. Jeff Zellner Meredith Zevallos Mrs. Alissa Zimmerman Lynda Zimmerman

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Asad Ali Cathy Almond Cheryl Alston Anonymous ATS Realty Solutions LLC Angeline L. Bain, PC. Donna D. Baker Vanessa Salinas Beckstrom Lucy C. Billingsley Billingsley Company Jennifer Biry Dana Blankenship Julie M. Bleicher Boeing Global Services Sonja Borda, CFP R. Allan & Millie P. Bradley Family Fund Lael Brodsky Shonn S. Brown Andrew Brownfield Bette A. Buschow Carreen D. Carson Serena Connelly (deceased) Catherine Cuellar Carolyn Cutler Elise Daniel John Dayton Peggy Dear Fund DHG Stacey Doré Sara G. Duran Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas Mad Findlen Ford Reynolds Fund of the Southwest Community Foundation Helen and Jerome Frank Jr. Family Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Kendal Fuller Regina Funches-Berry Hilda C. Galvan Lacey George Beverly Goulet Mary E. Henderson Michael Herrington Hattie Hill Heather Hoskinson Michelle M. Hudson, CPM Phi P. Huynh Yasmione Javeed Margaret H. Jordan Keri A. Kaiser Margaret Keliher Kimberly-Clark Corporation Chris and Mirjam Kirk Fund of The Dallas Foundation Ena Williams Koschel

Cynthia D. Kostman Cindy Kozmetsky Valerie J. Lawlor Marti Lawrence Anne P. Leary Caren Lock and Michael Bahar Family Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Rita Lopez Sara Madsen Miller Major Shark Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Joseph Mau McKesson Sally T. McPherson Tracy Merzi Microsoft Miller Family Foundation Sheena Mitchell Lisa Montgomery Cecilia S. Norwood Vanessa Pacheco Pat Rosenthal Lorena Perez Elizabeth C. Phillips Ann Piper PKW Donor Advised Fund of The Dallas Foundation Raytheon Systems Joanna Ridgway Jane A. Rose, Esq Jessica Sang Dianne C. Saslaw Judy Sherman Silicon Valley Community Foundation Karen J. Simon Foundation Southwest Airlines State Farm Charmaine Tang Texas Capital Bank The Simmons Wilson Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Laverne S. Thomas Amy M. Thompson Trish Houck and Lyssa Jenkins Donor Advised Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Elaine M. Tucker Rachel Vinson Pam Watkins Katrina Watland Jessica Weidman Barbara Wheeler Susan S. White Donna Wilhelm Family Philanthropy Fund Katie V. Wilson Trea C. and Richard W. Yip Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation

DONOR ADVISED FUND HOLDERS OF TEXAS WOMEN’S FOUNDATION

Baker Family Philanthropic Fund Richards Barrentine Fund Henry C. Beck Jr. Fund Beyond Our Borders Fund Lucy and Henry Billingsley Fund Laura G. Blocker Fund Cecilia and Garrett Boone Family Fund Botsford Family Fund Kay, Sarah, Sterling, Shirley Brunnier Fund Jill and Jim Cochran Family Fund Cotter Family Fund Mary Anne Sammons Cree Fund for Women’s Leadership Cutshall Family Fund

Roslyn Dawson Thompson and Rex Thompson Fund Kaleta A. Doolin Fund Sally and Tom Dunning Fund Embrey Family Foundation Fund Julie and Robert England Fund Cindy Engles Fund Engram Family Fund Feehan Fund Brenda Louise Jackson Fund TSHN Jarrah Fund Helen and Jerome Frank Jr. Family Fund Helen and John Gehan Fund Breea Govenar Fund Hispanic 100 Fund The Heart Fund Marguerite S. Hoffman Fund Steven Douglas Hooper Fund Pat and Harriet Houck Mother/Daughter Fund Brenda Louise Jackson Fund Trish Houck and Lyssa Jenkins Fund Toni and Dan Hunt Fund Mirjam and Chris Kirk Family Fund Ashlee and Chris Kleinert Family Fund Knight/Baker Women’s World Improvement Fund Caren Lock and Michael Bahar Family Fund Ann E. Margolin Fund Janie and Cappy McGarr Family Fund Retta Miller Fund Maribess and Jerry Miller Fund Model Behaviors at Texas Women’s Foundation Diane and Chris Paddison Fund Paula R. Parker and Ronald C. Parker Fund The Phillips Family Fund Hammer Pomberg Family Fund Carol J. Riddle Fund Lisa Rose Fund Pat Rosenthal Fund Annadele H. Ross Fund Susan Salka Women’s Empowerment Fund Janice and Michael Sharry Fund Simmons Sisters Fund Stronger Future Fund Thear Sy Suzuki and Eric Suzuki Fund Taylor-Pittman Fund Janelle Walker Fund Sandra Washburn Fund Martha McCarty Wells Fund Women’s Finance Exchange Fund Linda Wilkins Fund Abigail Williams Fund Kate Wilson Davis Fund Simmons Wilson Fund Trea C. and Richard W. Yip Fund

ENDOWMENTS OF TEXAS WOMEN’S FOUNDATION

Suzanne Ahn, M.D. Speaker Endowment Julie Mamolen Bleicher Endowment Kalita Blessing Endowment Serena Simmons Connelly Endowment for Child Care Catherine M. Coughlin Endowment for Women’s Leadership Dodee Frost Crockett Endowment for Advocacy

Arlene and John Dayton Endowment Sharon Monahan Fountain Endowment Sheila E. Gallagher Endowment Arturo Torres Garcia and Catalina Galindo Garcia Endowment General Endowment – Million Dollar Mission Cecilia S. and James T. Norwood Endowment Pat and Jed Rosenthal Endowment Jan and Mike Sharry Endowment Becky Russell Sykes Operations Endowment Virginia B. Whitehill Board Alumnae Endowment Trea and Richard Yip Endowment for Women’s Philanthropy Education

LEGACY CIRCLE DONORS

Anonymous Sharon J. Baca, CFP Wendy Barber Mary Beth Bardin Beverly R. Barry Helen Chandler and Dena A. Bartnicki Lucy Billingsley Julie Mamolen Bleicher Kalita Beck Blessing, CFP, CAP Ellen G. Bradley (deceased) Brenda F. Brand Estate of Gladys Brenner Molly Byrne Rebel B. Calhoun Gloria O. Chapman Marsha Clark Claire Collins Kathleen Cook-Hunter Roslyn Dawson Thompson Arlene J. Dayton (deceased) Monica Y. Fried Sheila E. Gallagher Dr. Catalina E. Garcia Pam Gerber Dr. Steven R. Hays Trish Houck Catherine P. Howes Rev. Dr. Lyssa Jenkens Lauren M. Johnson Anita E. Kelley Glenda D. Kemple, CPA, CFP Joanne C. Kendrick Joy S. Mankoff Ronald Mankoff Ann E. Margolin Retta A. Miller Judy H. Nash (deceased) Cecilia S. and Tim Norwood Dianne H. Patterson Tammy Patterson Anita Porco John A. Raphael (deceased) Robbie W. Raphael Cynthia D. Reavis Dawna L. Richter (deceased) Lysa J. Rohan Lindsay A. Romig Pat Rosenthal Annadele H. Ross Judy Sherman Becky R. Sykes Shelley S. Turner Patricia A. Vaughan (deceased) Carol A. Vesey Rita S. Warren Linda A. Wilkins Shawna D. Wilson

TEXAS WOMEN’S FOUNDATION

Kay M. Winzenried Peggy Zarro

XIX SOCIETY MEMBERS

Laila Alequresh Lynette W. Austin Jessica Ayodele Diana Bacon Susan E. Bailey Donna D. Baker Madhuri Bandla Marsha Beasley Denise Bellucci Lauren H. Blitzer Kanitra Brooks Susanna Brown Natalia C. Brownfield Leticia Bruckner Audra Cabral Wendy Campbell Stacey Cellier Nadia Chandler Hardy Kelly Cheek Christina Cheng Sydne Collier Maxine Crater Travene Crawford Andrea Crum Elise Daniel Kate Daniels Bernadette Davis Roslyn Dawson Thompson Lisa de la Garza Juanita DeLoach Kiersten Diercks Alicia Dietsch Desiree Dillon Madison Duncan Fran Eichorst Kim Elenez Sarah Elliott Maria Esteves-Jaramillo Jennifer Fitzmaurice Marion T. Flores Tiffany Ford Amanda Freitag Julianne Galloway Lacey George Gigi Goodall Bonnie Gover Jen V. Grant, CFP Gail A. Griswold Jacqueline Grote Rosalyn Hall Amy O. Hampton Helen L. Harkness Ashley Harris Linda W. Hart Rosanne P. Hart Mary Hatcher Susan Hensarling Nahkunst Cameron D. Hernholm Shani Hilliard Lura Hobbs Dawn Hooper Sharron L. Hunt Dena L. Jackson, PhD Melissa L. James Fidelia M. Johnson Ellen L. Key Tracey Kimbrell Jennifer Kirksey Andrea Kirsten-Coleman Robben Kniffen-Rusu Rachel Kutz Ashley Lindsay Susan Byrnes Long DeAdrian Maddox Emily Maduro Megan Martin Paulena McAnderson-Weathers Cathryn McClellan Kelly Tracy Merzi

Letty Minkoff Tina Morgan Celeste Moya Laura Muniz-Garcia Aracely P. Munoz Laura S. Nieto Ms. Ava Norris Cecilia S. Norwood Vanessa Pacheco Melissa Pon Tegwin Pulley Lauren Quam Shawn Ramsey Bernadette Rodriguez Carole Rylander Kristyn Senters Brook Sims Emily Soelberg Casey Sublett Shannon Summers Sue Thiers Hesseltine Cynthia S. Tucker Elaine Tucker Rachel Ullrich Jody Weiss Venturoni Katherine S. Ward Barbara L. Watkins Katrina Watland Jessica Weidman Maeghan Whitehead Kasani Williams Rhonda Williams Diane Williams Roberts Takiyah R. Wilson Rachel C. Ybarra Denise Yee Laura Zaloumis

ECONOMIC LEADERSHIP COUNCIL MEMBERS

Colleen Affeldt Ellenore Baker Jennifer Biry Shonn Brown Kristen Bruner Maricela Cabarello Sandra Carson Joanne Caruso Linda Castaneda Bonnie Clinton Dodee F. Crockett Debbie Dennis Effie Dennison Stacey Doré Julie S. England Marta O. Engram Jana Etheridge Tracy Faber Carla B. Gale Hilda C. Galvan Beverly Goulet Virginia Rose-Harris Mary E. Henderson Hattie Hill Brooke Hopkins Brenda L. Jackson Patti Johnson Margaret H. Jordan Louise Kee Lillian Kerstein Melody Lenox Cynt Marshall Laura Maxwell Maribess L. Miller Retta A. Miller Neena Newberry Carol A. Nichols Diane S. Paddison Carrie F. Parsons Holly Reed Joanna Ridgway Susan Salka Janice V. Sharry

Terry Stone Debra von Storch Dena Stroh Thear Suzuki Ann Thorn Ellen Torbert Kelly Ungerman Betty E. Ungerman Rachel Vinson Janelle Walker Donna M. Wilhelm Shawna D. Wilson

WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE PARTICIPANTS

7-Eleven, Inc. American Airlines, Inc. AMN Healthcare AT&T, Inc. Axxess Bank of America Barings Multifamily Capital LLC Boeing Global Services Caliber Home Loans Capital One Bank Celanese Corporation Chevron Phillips Chemical Children’s Health Ernst & Young LLP FC Dallas Soccer, LLC Fossil Group Frito-Lay, Inc. GRIT Fitness Haynes and Boone, LLP Hilltop Holdings Inc. Hunt Consolidated Jackson Walker L.L.P. Jacobs Lennox International, Inc. Maric Healthcare Mercedes-Benz Financial Services Nighthawk Oliver Wyman Oncor Electric Delivery Pinnacle Group Regions Bank Southwest Airlines Texas Instruments, Inc. Texas Women’s Foundation Toyota UBS

GIVING CIRCLE DONORS H100 LATINA GIVING CIRCLE

Rebecca Acuna Margie Aguilar Diana F. Aguirre Elsa Alcala Grivas Raquel Amparo Anonymous AT&T, Inc. Michele Bobadilla Boeing Global Services Monica Bravo Angeles Castro Ellen Castro Liz Cedillo-Pereira Patricia Rodriguez Christian CMP Elizabeth Cruz Suzanne Cruz Sewell Roslyn Dawson Thompson and Rex Thompson Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Tracey Doi Maria Espinoza Yareli Esteban Laura Estrada Theresa A. Flores Leslie Gambrell Carmen Garcia Dr. Catalina E. Garcia Goldman Sachs Cynthia A. Gonzalez Shana Harrison Hey Chica Movement ISP Studios Larissa Jarvis Delia Jasso Clay Jenkins Law Office of Sasha Moreno, PLLC Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP Bridget Lopez Cristina Lopez Betty Manetta Cecilia McKay Maria S. Mendez Yesenia Mendez Monica Menzel Carol L. Meyer Aracely P. Munoz Rosa Navejar Adriana Ocampo Angelica Parra Robbie Partida-Kipness PepsiCo Employee Engagement Fund at Silicon Valley Community Foundation Pfizer Foundation Lupe Prado Melissa Prouty Real Network Services, Inc Aura M. Recuero Sophia M. Reza Lucinda Rocha Alice L. Rodriguez Elda M. Rojas Cecilia Ruberto Florence Salazar Savorista Cafe Cecilia Silva Sylvia Sotelo Kidd Whitney Thomas Linda Valdez Thompson Dora Tovar Nina Vaca Mary Valadez Tatyana Velasquez Mayrani Velazquez Jessica Weidman Wells Fargo Bank Texas

Wells Fargo Wealth Management Cris Zertuche Wong

HERITAGE GIVING FUND

Dr. Froswa Booker-Drew Sandra Bowie Kanitra Brooks Terriekka Cardenas Tameka Y. Cass Charities Aid Foundation (Cybergrants CIGNA) Jamese Cherry Kristen Chicol Nikki Christmas Dr. Adeola Chukwumah Communities Foundation of Texas Ebonie Johnson Cooper Irina Cortez Courtney Cross-Johnson Bianca Davis Roslyn Dawson Thompson LaToyia Dennis Diedre Douglas Kristina Dove Lacy L. Durham Dr. Halima Leak Francis Prisma Garcia Kala Garner Robyn Hall Krystal Hargrove Xakema Henderson Rue H. Henry Bianca Jackson Kendra Johnson Tammy Johnson Jessica Jones Cathryn McClellan Kelly Dionne Kirby Bemnet Meshesha Alicia M. Morgan Errika Flood Moultrie Lexie Okeke Kimberly O’Neil Margaret Ongele Rhonda Parker Maggie Parker Alicia Peoples Phakisha Peterson Pamela Petty Marisa Roberson Joli Robinson Asia Rodgers Kimberly Sawyer Shaylon Scott Kristyn Senters State Farm Companies Foundation Becky Russell Sykes Operations Endowment of Texas Women’s Foundation Jamila Thomas Candace M. Thompson Charlondra Thompson Tamela Thornton Kristy Vann Alice Walker LaSheryl Walker Akilah S. Wallace Nancy Wallace Teresa Coleman Wash Hope Wharton B. Michelle Williams Christie Williams Marian Williams Dr. Rhonda Williams Tyeshia Wilson

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ORCHID GIVING CIRCLE

Lisa Chang Ahnert Anonymous Dr. Betty Armstrong Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy BNSF Railway Foundation Tynesia Boyea-Robinson BuDhaGirl LLC Dev Chanana Jean Chao CIGNA Andrew Chen Mark and Renee Chevallier Evelyn Chikahisa Jennifer Cho Anne Chow Bianca Chow Marsha Clark Bonnie Clinton Communities Foundation of Texas The Coulter Group Kim Cummings Trang Dang-Le Dell Direct Giving Campaign Sejal Desai Desai Family Charitable Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Tracey Doi Ami Doshi Fossil Group Frontier Investment Management Company Dr. Pan A. Garner Deborah J. Gaspar Goldman Sachs Gauri Gupta Mona Gupta Dr. HaeSung Han Dr. Christine Ho Audra Hopper Charlene W. Howell Lichu Hsu Jin-Ya Huang Anna Hung Karen Ideno Soyong Jensen Hussain Jinnah JKL Technologies, Inc. Cheryl Johnson JP Morgan Chase Foundation John Kennelly Caroline Kim Steve Kim Sylvia L. Komatsu KPMG LLP Andrea Kruger Annie Ku Marshall and Sui Kay Ku Family Fund Sohail Lalani Ken Lam Susan Landis Anna Le Maggie Le Johnny Lee Patrisha Lee Sylvia K. Leong Leung Tsai Family Fund Eric Liepins Caren K. Lock Angela M. Lopez Ying Lu Mylinh Luong Trina Mai Jane H. Mak Helen Malick Anna Mason McGuire, Craddock & Strother, P.C. McKinsey & Company

Lynne Messina Microsoft MindSphere Technology Ariyana Molidina Shermin Murphy National Life Group Neena Newberry Quyen Nguyen Tina Y. Nishida Jenny Oakes Dr. Pamela Okada Roger Omae Meyling Ortiz Jennifer M. Owens PepsiCo The Phoenix Tree Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Hima Reddy Reyes-Alderson Giving Fund Brenda T. Rhoades Caroline Riskey Hua Rubin Sumera Samnani Monika Sanford Hardeep Sehgal Gowri Sharma Jalpa Sheth Sumi Sheth Ann Sheu Eileen Shibata Michelle O. Sing Supajee C. Sirisawat SPEAC State Farm Companies Foundation State of North Carolina Studio D Ethnic Couture Thear Suzuki Teaching Trust Emily Teng Yan Roslyn Dawson Thompson and Rex Thompson Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Girija Thyagarajan TIAA Sau Har Tong Toyota Toyota4Good Lanha Tran United Way of Greater Atlanta United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, Inc. Shelina Velani Shyam Venkat Mehboob Virani Willis Towers Watson Alice Wong Karen Woo Esther Wu Nathaniel Wu Harvey Yamagata Tadashi and Elaine Yamagata Foundation Yatra, Inc. Tricia Yen Cynthia Yung Patsy Yung Micale Radhika Zaveri

THE VILLAGE GIVING CIRCLE

Tammi Abney Deborah Alves Cheryl Alston Kristyn Ampofo Terri Anderson-Williams Anonymous AT&T, Inc. April Audain Angela Berry Roberson Vicki D. Blanton Jarie Bradley

Deshaun Brown Shonn Brown Veree Hawkins Brown Tara Buckner Annika Cail Candace Campbell Andrea Carter Erica Cary Cherrise Cederqvist CIGNA Natasha Clark Communities Foundation of Texas Shari Crittendon Katherine Crooms Frances Cudjoe Waters Raquel Daniels Roslyn Dawson Thompson and Rex Thompson Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation Tanya L. Downing Janiece Evans-Page Ford Reynolds Fund of the Southwest Community Foundation Fossil Group Renee Gadson Lauren Gardner Lisa Gardner Gwen George Tangee Gibson Sharon Gilmore Kassie Gossom Jill Lacy Green Rhonda Green Carol Greene Latasha Grinnell Ashley Harris Juanita Harris Katherine Haskel Kesha Harris Henderson Aliah M. Henry Lisa W. Hicks Tiffaney Dale Hunter Vera Ingram Donna James-Harvey Debra Hunter Johnson Rosylin Johnson Fallyn Jones Patrice Key-Rhone Kimberly-Clark Corporation Dionne Kirby The Marachel Knight Family Charitable Fund Ena Williams Koschel Sharon Lakes Veronica Lewis Whitney Fogle Lewis Jill Louis Sara Madsen Miller Dr. Marguerite McClinton Stoglin Monica McCray Sonja McGill Leticia McGowan McKesson Marlo Melucci Aaron Milner Lisa Montgomery Adrienne Mosley Tracey Nash-Huntley Kristi Nelson Pamela Osborne Jennifer Parnell Rita Parson Hightower Michelle Peak Kim Pearson Sonya Pegues PepsiCo Courtney Perez Abi Perpall Sandra Phillips Rogers Gayle Placide Natalie Plumlee

Tracy Preston Mandy Price Marsha Price Prudential Monica McCoy Purdy Diane H. Reeves Michelle Rock Sha’ Roehm Dr. Donza Rogers Williams Angela M. Ross Carolyn Ross Riley Renee Sample Christa Brown Sanford Elisha Scott Latricia Shepard Brook Sims DeEdra Smiter Dr. Carmen Smith Kimberly L. Smith Renita Garrett Smith Angela Spencer Alishia Spriggins State Farm Companies Foundation Tongula Steddum Kezia Stegemoeller Kristi Stepteau Amy M. Stewart Neisha Strambler-Butler Texas Instruments Foundation Cordelia Tullous Asheya Warren Gail Warrior Suchy Annette J. Watkins Kimberly Ring Webb Candace Weber Jessica Weidman Wells Fargo Sheri Crosby Wheeler Wendy Wilkerson Christy Williams Dr. Rhonda Williams Shawn Wills Pamela Wills-Ward Shannon Kelly Woods Elizabeth ‘Libby’ Wright Sharon Young

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