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2012-13 ANNUAL REPORT

Grade 6 Class Trip to the Lackawanna Coal Mine

2101 South College Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19121

Grade 10 Visits Statue of Stephen Girard on the grounds of the Philadelphia Museum of Art

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR SCHOOL! Since 1848, the campus of Girard College has been the site of lifechanging opportunities. Thousands of deserving young people have enrolled at Girard because their families wanted them to take advantage of this opportunity, to earn an education and carve out better lives.

And so they have.

Generations of alumni credit Girard with readying them for college, careers and life as “engaged citizens;� for teaching them in the classroom and on the playing field; for showing them how to manage their time and fulfill their obligations; for guiding them from childhood into maturity; and for providing a safe and supportive community.

Grade 10 students visit the statue of Stephen Girard on the grounds of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR SCHOOL! The story of Girard College is extraordinary.

French expatriate Stephen Girard lived in the Colonies and the young United States from 1776 to his death in 1831. During those years, he earned a vast fortune and became a noteworthy Philadelphian who supported his adopted country personally and financially.

Because of his firm belief in the power of opportunity, Girard bequeathed the bulk of his estate to the City of Philadelphia to establish a school for underserved children. Beginning in the fall of 1848, Girard College (collège = school or academy) enrolled the first group of 98 boys whose lives would be changed forever.

Residential advisors work hard to make sure their sections are safe and comfortable places for work and play.

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR SCHOOL! Girard College is a community of learners, and the backbone of that community is the dedicated staff.

Teachers and residential advisors, grounds keepers and security personnel, the school nurse and the guidance counselor ‌ every adult on campus works as part of a team upholding our mission

and assisting each student on his or her own unique path.

Girard staff collaborate to refine curricular enhancements and organize after-school activities; individually, they reach out to that one student who needs to be tutored or challenged. As a result, all of our students know they are cared for and valued.

Girard students have many opportunities to explore and grow intellectually. Here third graders dissect bovine eyeballs.

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR STUDENTS! To qualify for admission to Girard College, our students must fall into a certain economic category. However, we intentionally and ardently avoid characterizing them in terms that highlight only this aspect of their lives.

Girard students are artists, writers, scientists and mathematicians.

They are shy, boisterous, funny and solemn. They love soccer, play the piano, run for class office, volunteer their time, plant flowers and mug for the camera. They are children, and they are reaching for the stars.

Girard competitive athletic teams include soccer, cross country, tennis, track and field, basketball, wrestling, baseball, softball and cheerleading.

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR STUDENTS! Girard students are motivated to work hard and play hard. They are aware of the extraordinary opportunity Girard provides, and they make the most of it in academics, athletics and the arts.

In writing or talking about their Girard experience, our students and alumni acknowledge the important role Girard College has played in their lives with statements such as: “Girard changed my life.�

First graders attended their first Chapel in September of 2012 and later posed with President Clarence D. Armbrister.

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR STUDENTS! In addition to academic subjects, Girard College emphasizes social skills and personal ethics. Beginning in first grade, our students are immersed in a community defined by the Five Core Values: Respect, Responsibility, Integrity, Self-Discipline and Compassion.

Posted in every classroom, dorm and office, the Core Values are referred to often and used as standards before, during and after the school day. Recognition for behavior that is representative of a Core Value is prized.

Sixth-graders took part in the 2013 SeaPerch competition, designing an under-water ROV (remotely operated vehicle) that performed tasks at the Independence Seaport Museum.

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR PROGRAMS! The curriculum at Girard College is designed to prepare our students for “advanced education and life.” Supplemental programs, such as robotics, help students with particular skills and interests to expand their expertise.

Girard’s commitment to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) is a great example. STEM projects are collaborative activities that require applied math and science to solve real-world problems.

The Junior Cavalier choir served as the opening performers at the NAIS (National Association of Independent Schools) convention in Philadelphia, March 1, 2013.

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR PROGRAMS! At Girard College, the arts are an important part of our belief in educating the whole child. In art and music classes and performance groups, students learn to respect various ways of thinking, working, and expressing themselves, while making decisions in situations where answers are not predetermined.

In recent years, Girard students have pursued their interests and nurtured their talents in choir, band, electric ensemble, bell choir, dance, film production, painting, drawing, 3-D design, weaving and sculpture.

Our 2012-13 Mock Trial team, in only its second year of existence, finished the season as the number 2 team in the city of Philadelphia.

Students learned all the parts for both sides of the trial, acting as witnesses, prosecutors and defenders.

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR PROGRAMS! We believe that an important part of “preparing our students for life� is providing opportunities in public speaking, leadership and civic awareness. Stepping out of the comfort of our protected campus environment to meet other top students and to test their own mettle

allows Girard students to stretch their wings and expand their minds.

Mock Trial teams and the Girard World Affairs Council have grown out of this desire to improve as individuals and as citizens of the global community.

Girard College promotes a college-bound culture. 98% of our 2013 graduates were accepted at a college or university. On College Shirt Day, seniors proudly display their destination schools.

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR FUTURE! Beginning in the sophomore year, all students receive counseling to help them find colleges and universities that suit their interests, aptitudes and needs. Long-established mentoring programs supplement school staff to support students in both their career and educational pursuits.

The majority of our students are among the first in their families to attend college, so the college process is extremely important and a source of great pride.

Alumnus Abu Fofanah ’11 is a junior at Schreyer Honors College of Penn State University. He started his own apparel business freshman year, has traveled with programs such as Presidential Leadership Academy and will graduate with a degree in Supply Chain/Finance/IST from the Smeal College of Business.

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR FUTURE! Our mission directs us to ensure our students’ success after graduation and after college. We aim “to maximize their ability to pursue productive careers and be engaged citizens;” to prepare Girard students to thrive in their own individual futures.

In addition to providing scholarship programs that help our alumni pay for college and grad school tuition, Girard College remains connected to recent graduates via the Director of Young Alumni Support and offers guidance when needed.

YOUR SUPPORT has been essential.

For more than 165 years, Girard College has provided excellence in residential education for children from single-parent families of limited financial resources. We have been able to remain tuition-free since we opened in 1848, thanks to the Girard Estate, which provides most – but not all – of the funding needed to cover the costs associated with educating and housing our students in grades 1 through 12. Each year Girard, like most independent and charter schools, depends on the generosity of friends, alumni, parents, faculty and board members for financial support. Gifts to the Girard College Development Fund also help to close the gap between what the Girard Estate can provide and the actual cost of educating and caring for each child.

AND STILL IS ‌ Make a gift today.

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ANNUAL REPORT OF GIFTS Patriots Mario J. Gabelli & Doug Jamieson GAMCO Investors, Inc. Bankers Deborah and Dennis Kelleher ’65 Simone S. and Paul B. Shoemaker, Ph.D. ’59 Merchants Ms. Elizabeth A. Croog Ms. Katherine Davit Iris J. and Robert L. Fark ’59 Dee Gilchrist & William G. Koban ’41 Mr. Dennis A. Lalli, Esq. ’68 PWC Rosalinda and Donald Ratajczak ’60 Mr. Charles M. Reilly ’47 Grace T. and Francis Smead ’49 Patricia and John Smyth ’56 Mr. John C. Triol ’41 Mariners Mary G. and Terrell I. Clark ’58 Mr. Harvey A. Feldman ’62 Shirley L. and Edward S. Fisher ’48 Margaret J. and Robert F. Gillies ’51 Eugene G. and Toby Halpern ’52 Constance D. and Russell D. Johnson ’42 Mr. Simon Koumjian ’49 Mr. Charley R. Lax

Ann and George MacLeod ’53 Mr. Novak Masanovich ’51 Mr. Napoleon Nelson Ellen M. & Rudolph J. Panaro, M.D. ’47 Judith and Carlton L. Rintz ’51 David and Nelida Torres Ruiz Ms. Jeanne B. Thomas Mr. Anthony D. Volk ’37 Ventures Jean L. and Robert J. Allen ’44 Jean K. and John H. Anderson ’42 Mr. Thomas A. Auchterlonie ’47 Mrs. Joan E. Barnes ’41 Mr. Joel W. Batalsky ’58 Bruce Bekker & Elissa Berardi Mr. Joseph E. Berman ’39 Wilma C. and Burdette A. Blackwell ’51 Mr. Richard A. Blithe ’63 Mr. Richard A. Bohner ’79 Mr. C. Stanley Boswell ’52 Crystal and Garrett N. Brisbane ’84 Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Robert and Patty Brown Ms. Barbara A. Burns Mary W. and Kenneth E. Carpenter ’54 Williams G. and Theresa M. Chambers Carol S. and Joseph M. Choclos ’50 Ms. Melissa Close Annie & Paul W. Daisey, Jr. ’78 Ms. Sarah E. Davies, Esq. Mr. Ronald DeChristoforo ’68

Margaret A. and James G. Deegan ’51 Shirley and Nicholas DiCroce ’52 Concetta and Thomas J. DiFilippo ’44 Mr. John F. Donahue ’54 Mr. William H. Dubree ’48 Mr. Thomas H. Eckard ’56 Gerald S. and Kathleen N. Eisman Dot and Charles Finn ’57 Mr. Robert Fisher Mr. Robert R. Furmanski ’52 Mr. Michael Galada ’65 Mr. William Gallagher Mr. Kevin Giorno Girard College Student Council Margie and Keith M. Gwyn ’51 Ms. Ebone Harcum ’00 Ms. Tammy Harris Mr. William Heidel ’49 Nancy & Evan S. Heim, Jr. ’63 Mr. Dan Hirshout Susan M. Hammer and Joseph Howley ’71 Mr. George R. Hughes Barbara L. and Richard W. Jefferis ’41 Ms. Tanya M. Jefferson ’02 Roberta J. and Charles F. Kauffman ’47 Phyllis and Charles Kirschbaum, Jr. ’41 Mr. Henry C. Klages ’37 Ms. Jennifer S. Klesh Jeanette M. and Frank R. Kromer ’41 Mrs. Kathryn Filla Kunycia Marilyn and Robert J. Lambert ’55

Mr. John W. Lauffer ’53 Ms. Elizabeth Laurent Mr. Richard Leek Lillian and Richard H. Lightkep ’50 Jean U. and H. Kenneth Lutz ’53 Jo Ann and Edward J. Mako ’49 Mr. Joseph Malina ’48 Mr. Antonio M. Marino ’44 Mr. Michael R. Mazak, Sr. ’49 Kimiyo N. and Joseph J. McDevitt, Jr., USN. Ret. ’51 Mr. Thomas E. McGuire ’49 Cathy and Arthur G. McKenzie ’49 Mr. Andrew H. Melinchuk ’42 Mary Ann and Robert T. Melvin ’56 Ms. Polly Mitchell Helen M. and Thomas M. Moody ’42 Ms. Leslee Z. Moorehead Judi and Edward F. Nelson ’51 Mr. Robert A. Paul ’61 Lurline V. and Joseph P. Pavlovich ’48 Mr. Dale M. Pentz ’39 Mr. Lee P. Powell ’57 Patricia L. and Charles Reitano ’61 Rellim Group LLC Nancy L. and Rudolph R. Riti ’47 Mr. Edward J. Roach ’41 Ms. Penelope C. Robb Roberta R. and Charles R. Ryman ’46 Mr. Robert F. Sanville ’59 Joan and William F. Seibert ’48 Mr. Joseph A. Sillitti ’75

The names listed represent donors to Girard College Development Fund between July 11, 2012 and June 30, 2013. Every effort has been made to make sure this report is accurate and complete.

Please contact us if there are errors or omissions. 215-787-4436 or tcoffey@girardcollege.edu

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ANNUAL REPORT OF GIFTS Geraldine Lang and John V. Smith ’41 Mr. Clyde M. Starr ’43 Mary Louise and Caleb M.Taylor ’55 Ruth Z. and Leon Visnov ’42 Mr. Charles Wakerics ’52 Grace E. and Robert S. Wiggins ’56 Dr. Harry Wilkinson Ann and Stanley A. Wybranski ’56 Ms. Masanghai Youboty ’04 Mr. David A Young ’59 Mr. Michael Zajac Corinthians Carolyn T. and Timothy A. Adams Ms. R. Jervay Aluko Mr. Ralph T. Angstadt ’39 Patricia N. and Edward P. Armstrong ’53 Donna and Gary W. Aron ’77 Mr. Howard Balsam Mr. Donald F. Barr ’52 Ms. Jo-Mary Barr Mr. John M. Benz BNY Mellon Community Partnership Mr. Alan L. Bond ’77 Selma K. and Theo Brandow ’43 Ms. Christine D Burnett ’02 Ms. Karen P. Campbell Mr. Lawrence D. Carola ’56 Ms. Teresa Coffey Mr. Peter L. Corridoni ’56 Ms. Ashleigh Cream ’07

Joan C. and Jerry DiMondo ’49 Ms. Regina Engel Emeline and John W. Falke ’53 Ms. Maura Filoromo Ms. Shannon Fitzhugh Mr. Maurice Gawlas ’49 Mrs. Betty Wilson Mr. Robert E. Hartman Ms. Kerri Hughes Ms. Oladayo Zenaib Idowu ’08 Ms. Poliana Irizarry Jeff and Joanna Izenson Ms. Veda Lynn Johnson ’10 Mr. Jerome R. Kinderman ’74 Ada and Bert E. Levin ’47 Mr. Thomas Lynch Mr. David Margolis Ms. Kate Mason Suzanne and Charles A. McCullough ’63 Mr. Joseph McKelvey ’93 Mr. Sean Eric McMillan ’06 Ms. Annamarie McMonigle Mr. Thomas R. Melvin ’49 Sara Lou and Beverly L. Miller ’44 Emily and Thomas E. Nawalinski ’43 Mr. Garry W. Norton ’67 Mr. Robert H. Norton ’63 Mr. Timothy Neal Perez ’09 Mr. David K. Peterman ’72 Ms. Brandi Phoenix Ms. Lena Monique Katie Powell ’11 Ms. Madeline Romano

Mr. Mike Rosario Joyce and Jack R. Seiverling ’39 Mr. Sambon Sem ’04 Cannie C. & Edwin H. Shafer, Jr. Katherine W. and Glen F. Sheppard ’46 Mr. Ralph Squillace ’78 Ms. Katrina Transue Betty J. and Walter Uebele ’52 United Way of Central & Northeastern Connecticut United Way of Greater Leigh Valley, Inc. Ms. Jeanne Wade Ms. Maureen Walsh Margaret S. and James A. Wells ’49 Scott and Diane Werder Ms. Natalya Wharton ’07 Pennsylvania EITC (Educational Improvement Tax Credit) Program and Corporate Supporters The Day & Zimmermann Group, Inc. Keystone Anthracite Company, Inc. Lincoln Lubrication Systems The Philadelphia Contributionship Insurance Company Plymouth Meeting Ambulatory Surgery Center, LLC The PNC Financial Services Group Stadium Campus Ambulatory Surgical Center, LLC Surgery Center of Bucks County U.S. Anthracite Corporation

Vault Communications, Inc. Verizon of Pennsylvania Waste Management Foundations and Government Alston-Beech Foundation Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Capital One Service LLC The Charitas Foundation Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) The Cozen O’Connor Foundation Inc. Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation The H. Chase and Ana Maria Lenfest Foundation Miller-Worley Foundation National Endowment for the Humanities Northrop Grumman Foundation Pennsylvania Department of Education Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission The Pennsylvania Humanities Council Philadelphia Cultural Fund Presser Foundation The Quaker Chemical Foundation The Shoemaker Family Foundation Target Corporation United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey The Waller Family

The names listed represent donors to Girard College Development Fund between July 11, 2012 and June 30, 2013. Every effort has been made to make sure this report is accurate and complete.

Please contact us if there are errors or omissions. 215-787-4436 or tcoffey@girardcollege.edu

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ANNUAL REPORT OF GIFTS Special Restricted Contributions Alston-Beech Foundation Anonymous Aramark Education Ms. Maryls A. Beider Bruce Bekker & Elissa Berardi Capital One Service LLC Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation Mr. Harvey A. Feldman ’62 Girard College Alumni Association Girard College Federation of Teachers The Glenmede Trust Company, N.A. Ms. Davina Greenspan Ms. Stephanie Greer Mr. George Karpyn Maryls A. Beider and Francis L. Manley ’53 Ms. Polly Mitchell National Endowment for the Humanities Cindy and Dennis H. Oswald ’71 Mr. David Pearlman Ms. Ernestine Perlotte The Philadelphia Cultural Fund The Presser Foundation The Quaker Chemical Foundation Mr. Matt Shade Mr. William Siedzikowski Target Corporation

United Way of Greater Philadelphia Southern New Jersey Urban Engineers, Inc. The Good Friends Gala Corinthian Bunny and James O’Neill ’51 Presenting Mr. Lewis Katz Rosalind B. and Peter W. Shoemaker ’60 The Shoemaker Family Foundation Visionary Lt. Colonel Joseph Glasser, USAF (Ret.)’42 Lisa and Ralph K. Hackett ’72 Miller-Worley Foundation Inventor Archer & Greiner, P.C. Clarence D. and Denise Armbrister Dr. Paul Berson Beverage Association of Philadelphia Chartwell Investment Partners The Dental Spa Electronic Ink, Inc. Elliott-Lewis Corporation Fineman Krekstein & Harris P.C. Independence Blue Cross

Kennedy Wilson Properties, Ltd. Thomas M. Kohler, D.D.S. The PFM Group The Philadelphia Trust Company Public Health Management Corp S.R. Wojdak & Associates Saul Ewing LLP State Street Advisors Jenny and Robert H. Trostel’72 Dr. Harold B. Yaffe Zarwin Baum DeVito Kaplan Schaer Toddy P.C.

Northmarq Advisors NorthPointe Capital Emily M. and M. Richard Page ’60 PRWT Services Realen Saint Joseph’s Preparatory School The Shipley School Dr. Steven E. Spencer ’94 Stockton Real Estate Advisors, LLC U.S. Trust, Bank of American Private Wealth Management Valley Green Bank

Entrepreneur Bellevue Communications Group Capital Solutions Inc, Girard College Alumni Association PECO RBC Capital Markets, LLC. The Selzer Company US Airways Waste Management WPV1-TV 6ABC

Tickets 3K16 Ministries Nancy H. Hays & Hugh F. Cline, Ph.D.’52 Mrs. Mariann Dempsey Mrs. Kimberly Emmons-Benjet Mr. Jason Fine Girard College Federation of Teachers Mr. Malcolm Haynes ’04 Mr. J. Victor Jurciukonis ’58 Mr. Dennis A. Lalli, Esq. ’68 Maryls A. Beider & Francis L. Manley ’53 Jacqueline & Bernard W. Smalley, Esq. Saint Joseph’s Preparatory School US Airways

Scholar Aquinas Pennbrooks LP Aramark Education Community College of Philadelphia Emerald Advisers, Inc. Girard College Federation of Teachers Mondre Energy, Inc.

The names listed represent donors to Girard College Development Fund between July 11, 2012 and June 30, 2013. Every effort has been made to make sure this report is accurate and complete.

Please contact us if there are errors or omissions. 215-787-4436 or tcoffey@girardcollege.edu

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ANNUAL REPORT OF GIFTS Contributions Airkem Professional Products Philadelphia, Inc. Mr. Terrance R. Allen ’88 Bank of America Merrill Lynch William T. and Evelyn Bergman Mr. John Binswanger Mr. Richard Breslin ’01 Mr. Robert J. Brown, Jr. Mr. Thomas Bui ’07 Mr. Joseph E. Butler ’88 Mr. Joseph A. Caesar ’80 Calamos Investments Jeanne and Myron R. Caplan ’60 Ceisler Media & Issue Advocacy Chartwell Investment Partners Matthew J. and Suzanne Claeys Mrs. Sylvia Coccagna Mary S. & Frank E. Cooper, III The Cozen O’Connor Foundation Inc. Mr. Anthony D’Amico Mr. Rocco A. D’Amico ’60 Mr. Robert P. Donovan ’47 Edward S. and Shannon D. Farmer Harvey and Marian Forman Carolyn F. and Samuel L. Frieder Linda O’Hara & Joseph A. Frigiola ’60 Girard College Family Association Mr. Anthony M. Griffith Mr. Tayon Maurice Haygood ’11

Mr. Malcolm Haynes ’04 Mr. Kenneth G. Hayse, Jr. ’00 Joanne M. Lorah & Jeffrey L. Hero ’74 Amid I. Ismail & Hana Hasson Susan & Harold Jacobs, Esq. ’55 Jerry L. and Raye E. Johnson Constance D. and Russell D. Johnson ’42 The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Kleinbard Bell & Brecker LLP Ms. Chim Le The H. Chase and Ana Maria Lenfest Foundation Dr. Lydell C. Lettsome ’88 Charisse Lillie & Thomas McGill, Jr. Joseph M. and Lynn K. Manko Maryls A. Beider & Francis L. Manley ’53 Suzanne and Charles A. McCullough ’63 Ms. Polly Mitchell Ms. Jacqueline E. Possinger Ms. Michelle Posy ’07 Mr. Joseph Emil Lloyd Potter ’05 Ms. Lena Monique Katie Powell ’11 Ms. Lavonna Ricketts ’07 Patricia and Alfred J. Sanford ’81 Mr. David Seltzer Mr. Robert S. Smith ’88 Patricia and John Smyth ’56 Ms. Jeanne B. Thomas Ms. Monet D Thomas-Anderson ’07 Eve and William D. Walker ’59 Mr. Deondre Kendell Watts ’11 Mr. Jeffery J. Young, Jr. ’04

Fan for Scholar Clarence D. and Denise Armbrister Bruce Bekker & Elissa Berardi Brian Benjet and Kimberly Emmons-Benjet Mr. Joseph Bennett Ms. Kellie Blocker Miss Gabby Bonnick-Carter John and Carol Ann Bonow Ms. Christine Borelli Ms. Lynette M. Brown-Sow Mr. Gil W. Bunker ’53 Mr. Dan Caramanico Ms. Patricia Coulter Joseph T. and Barbara Devlin Ms. Phinorice Dixon, Esq. Dr. Arthur C. Evans, Jr. and Claudene E. Evans Ms. Varsovia Fernandez Mr. S. D. Fineman Reverend Kevin Johnson and Mrs. Kimya Johnson Thomas M. Kohler, D.D.S. Ms. Kathleen Lonie Mr. George Magnatta, Esq. Mr. Brett Matteo Mr. Ed McBride Mr. Harry S. Mendelson ’53 M. Richard and Emily M. Page ’60 Harry W. and Delinda Pendleton The PFM Group David and Nelida Torres Ruiz

Mr. Joseph E. Samuel ’88 Mr. Michael Schulson Edwin H. Shafer, Jr. and Cannie C. Shafer Peter W. and Rosalind B. Shoemaker ’60 John and Adelaide Skoutelas James J. and Bridget T. Slover ’55 Bernard W. Smalley, Esq. and Jacqueline Smalley Ms. Carol J. Spawn Frank and Annie Thorp Robert H. and Jenny Trostel ’72 Mr. Omar T. Woodard ’01 Mr. Jeffery J. Young, Jr. ’04 Ad Book 3K16 Ministries Linda and Richard Adams ’60 AFT Pennsylvania Mr. Terrance R. Allen ’88 Aquinas ARAMARK Education Archer & Greiner, P.C. Clarence D. and Denise Armbrister Beautiful Blooms Bellevue Communications Group Paul Berson, D.D.S. The Board of Directors of City Trusts Mr. Richard Breslin ’01 Mr. James Broussard ’52 Ms. Lynette M. Brown-Sow

The names listed represent donors to Girard College Development Fund between July 11, 2012 and June 30, 2013. Every effort has been made to make sure this report is accurate and complete.

Please contact us if there are errors or omissions. 215-787-4436 or tcoffey@girardcollege.edu

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ANNUAL REPORT OF GIFTS Mr. Thomas Bui ’07 Mr. Joseph E. Butler ’88 Mr. Joseph A. Caesar ’80 Camelot Capital Solutions Inc. Jeanne and Myron Caplan ’60 Cescaphe Event Group Chartwell Investment Partners Ms. Sylvia Coccagna Community College of Philadelphia Faye and Robert D. Culver ’60 Mr. Anthony D’Amico Mr. Rocco A. D’Amico ’60 The Dental Spa Ebe Events & Entertainment Elliott-Lewis Corporation Linda O’Hara and Joe Frigiola ’60 Girard College Alumni Association Girard College Class of 1952 Girard College Class of 1960 Girard College Class of 1972 Girard College Family Association Lt. Colonel Joseph Glasser, USAF (Ret.) ’42 Lisa and Ralph K. Hackett’72 Mr. Tayon Maurice Haygood ’11 Mr. Malcolm Haynes ’04 Mr. Kenneth G. Hayse, Jr. ’00 Independence Blue Cross Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Mr. Lewis Katz, Esq. Kennedy Wilson Properties, Ltd.

Dr. Keith Leaphart Dr. Lydell C. Lettsome ’88 Mr. Richard McClure Charles A. and Suzanne McCullough ’63 Ms. Leslie A. Miller, Esq. Mondre Energy, Inc. Ms. Barbara Montes Northmarq Advisors, LLC. NorthPointe Capitals Emily and Richard Page ’60 PECO The PFM Group PFM Advisors PFM Asset Management LLC. Dr. Steven S. Piltch Ms. Michelle Posy ’07 Mr. Joseph Emil Lloyd Potter ’05 Ms. Lena Monique Katie Powell ’11 PRWT Services, Inc. Public Financial Management, Inc. RBC Wealth Management Realen Replica Creative Ms. Ethel Richards ’01 Ms. Lavonna Ricketts ’07 Mr. Jim Rosten S.R. Wojdak & Associates Patricia and Alfred J. Sanford ’81 Saul Ewing Marie and Ron Selzer The Selzer Company The Shipley School

Roz and Peter Shoemaker ’60 John and Patricia Smyth ’56 Steven E. Spencer, M.D. ’94 Saint Joseph’s Preparatory School State Street Advisors Stockon Real Estate Advisors The Swarthmore Group Ms. Monet D. Thomas-Anderson ’07 The Union League of Philadelphia US Airways Valley Green Bank Eve and William D. Walker ’59 Mr. Derik L. Washington ’97 Waste Management Mr. Deondre Kendell Watts ’11 Mr. Omar T. Woodard ’01 Sidarnia J. and Leon E. Woolford, II ’97 WPV1-TV 6ABC Harold B. Yaffe, D.D.S. Mr. Jeffery J. Young, Jr.’04 Auction Mr. Stephen M. Castorani ’72 Lisa and Ralph K. Hackett ’72 Mr. Lewis Katz Rosalind B. and Peter W. Shoemaker ’60 Trailblazer Event Ms. Nina Anderson Anonymous Mr. Carol Annand

Ms. Kara E. Avington Ms. Dawn M. Baker Ms. Kelly J. Barr Ms. Stephanie Booker Mr. C. Stanley Boswell ’52 Ms. Sharon Bradley Bryn Mawr Racing Company Mr. Thomas Bui ’07 Ms. Maria Chaney Ms. Quintina Clark Mr. Philip Clement Ms. Teresa Coffey Ms. Shelly A. Davis Mrs. Mariann Dempsey Ms. Virgina M. Dennis Mr. Brian Dever Mr. Patrick Dever Tom & Regina Donnelly James and Kimberly A. Enochs Ms. Beth Frisch Ms. Bridget D. Gallagher Ms. Emily-Jo Gallagher Margaret J. and Robert F. Gillies ’51 Girard College Alumni Association Girard College Family Association Ms. Alison Glaser Ms. Ashley Grove Mr. Malcolm Haynes ’04 Mr. John Hewitt Mr. Timothy M. Hines Mr. Henry C. Horne, Jr.

The names listed represent donors to Girard College Development Fund between July 11, 2012 and June 30, 2013. Every effort has been made to make sure this report is accurate and complete.

Please contact us if there are errors or omissions. 215-787-4436 or tcoffey@girardcollege.edu

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ANNUAL REPORT OF GIFTS Ms. Antoinette Earline Irving ’09 Susan and Harold Jacobs, Esq. ’55 Ms. Ella James Ms. Christine Jannotta Ms. Ruth Johnson Ms. Leslie Kase Deborah and Dennis Kelleher ’65 Mr. Ernest Kunz ’43 Mr. Walter E. Mac Ilvain ’68 Mr. Peter Maher Maryls A. Beider and Francis L. Manley ’53 Ms. Elizabeth McIntrye Ms. Kelli McIntyre Ms. Kathleen McKinley Mr. Timothy Neal Ms. Christina Nottis Ms. Jennifer Parks Mr. Joseph W. Porter, Jr. Ms. Rodele Quzack Ms. Mary Meghan Raisch Ms. Jean Raymond Ms. Pia Roper Mr. Christopher Rowan Ms. Mark Rowan David and Nelida Torres Ruiz Mr. Joseph E. Samuel ’88 Bridget T. and James J. Slover ’55 Mr. Brian R. Smith Ms. Joanna Stevens Ms. Carol Lynne Sugerman

Ms. Jill M. Swavely Ms. Sharron Taylor Ms. Jeanne B. Thomas Ms. Monet D Thomas-Anderson ’07 Mr. Benjamin Torsney Mr. David C. Trainer Ms. Lisa Troy McKenley Uwagboe and Tiffiny S. Williams-Uwagboe ’96 Gifts in Kind Clarence D. and Denise Armbrister Albert and Linette Black Cescaphe Events Group EBE Events & Entertainment Lisa and Kevin A. Feeley, Esq.’73 Mr. Vincent Fenerty Mr. Jeff Hammond The Inn at the Union League Barbara Quinn & Robert Kreider Replica Creative Ms. Lori Schorr Rosalind B. and Peter W. Shoemaker ’60 Mr. Mark Solomon The Honorable Michael J. Stack Kenneth and Kate Taylor Union League of Philadelphia Vetri Foundation William D. and Eve Walker

Honor and Memorial Contributions David S. and Cari C. Batchelar Robert A. Blecker and Elizabeth J. Greenberg Mr. Jonathan M. Crawford William J. and Mary Davidson Joseph T. and Barbara Devlin Charles J. and Carole M. DiGiacomo Mr. John A, Emanski Fineburg Law Associates, P.C. James K. and Sharon G. Goldberg Mr. Neil Trevor Hamilton Herman and Allene D. Hopman Ms. Catherine Jackson Mr. Donald R. Jacoby Robert and Esther M. Josepayt Gary L. and Lori Sobol Kaplan John E. and Eleanor A. Kozol Mr. Wayne Kuss Samuel Land Company Carol and Moises Levy Lynns Barber Shop Malin, Bergquist & Company, LLP Ms. Elizabeth McGhee Mr. Harry S. Mendelson ’53 Network for Good Francis P. and Rose Orlando Stephen Pokrinchak & Wai Ling Lee Mr. Samuel J. Richards Larry S. and Mindy Rosen Louis and Maxine H. Rosenberg

B. James and Sandra D. Ross Mr. Edmund S. Ruffin, III Mr. William E. Schweizer Ms. Grace J. Selkow Ms. Anne Charlene Shorten Justine Stasko & Betty Pokrinchak Ms. Gloria Sulman Ms. Linda Thiering Gerald T. and Diane M. Turock Peter G. and Sybil P. Veeder Village Dirtbags Mountain Biking Team Craig A. and Sally B. Walfanger Michael and Karen Formosa Yukevich Partnership and Volunteer Support Alpha Boulee Bellevue Communications Group Mr. Gil Bunker ’53 Duke of Edinburgh Young Americans Jack’s Firehouse Restaurant Ms. Leslie Kase MLK365/Global Citizen Philadelphia Youth Network Mr. R. Andrew Swinney Wharton, University of Penn, Graduate Leadership Program Wharton Leadership Ventures

The names listed represent donors to Girard College Development Fund between July 11, 2012 and June 30, 2013. Every effort has been made to make sure this report is accurate and complete.

Please contact us if there are errors or omissions. 215-787-4436 or tcoffey@girardcollege.edu

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Thank you for your gift to the Girard College Development Fund Your gifts to the Girard Fund, our annual fund, have been critically important because these funds, along with endowment earnings, allow us to meet such basic costs as faculty and staff salaries and campus renovations and maintenance.

They also provide the extra resources needed to help our students explore their interests, talents, and opportunities outside of the classroom and to cultivate skills that will stay with them for life.

The students at Girard are the future of our community and of our world. The success of our mission is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty, improving the quality of life for children here and elsewhere, both today and tomorrow.

Thank you for your consideration and support.

For more information, please contact the Office of Advancement.

Or make a gift today!

Learn more at www.girardcollege.edu

Board of Directors of City Trusts

MISSION STATEMENT Girard is a full-scholarship boarding school for academically capable students

Trustees, Elected by the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas Lynette M. Brown-Sow Vice President for Marketing & Government Relations Community College of Philadelphia Hon. Ronald R. Donatucci PRESIDENT, Register of Wills, City of Philadelphia Louis J. Esposito (President Emeritus) Retired Business Executive

from qualified families of limited financial resources.

Girard College’s mission is to prepare scholarship students for advanced education and life as informed, ethical and productive citizens through a rigorous education program that promotes intellectual, social and emotional growth.

Vincent J. Fenerty, Jr. Director, Philadelphia Parking Authority

Girard College students will be prepared to complete a bachelor’s degree in order

Michael P. Meehan, Esq. Attorney, Eckert Seamans Cherin and Mellott

to maximize their ability to pursue productive careers and be engaged citizens.

Hon. Michael A. Nutter Mayor, City of Philadelphia Dominic A. Sabatini Senior Vice President, SYSTRA Consulting, Inc.

ADVANCEMENT STAFF

Bernard W. Smalley, Esq. VICE PRESIDENT, Senior Counsel, Tucker Law Group

Matthew Goetting Vice President of Strategic Development

Hon. Michael J. Stack Pennsylvania State Senator Hon. Marian Tasco Councilwoman, City of Philadelphia Hon. Anna C. Verna VICE PRESIDENT, Retired President of City Council Stephen R. Wojdak, Esq. VICE PRESIDENT, Chairman, S.R. Wojdak & Associates Ex-officio Gregory S. Rost (For the Mayor of Philadelphia) Donna Bullock, Esq. (For the President of City Council of Philadelphia) Girard Estate Joseph S. Martz, Executive Director

Bruce Bekker Director of Institutional Giving Teresa Coffey Database Manager, Special Events Assistant Polly Mitchell Director of Communications

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