Girard College Impact Report - FY21-22 & FY22-23

GIRARD COLLEGE'S REPORT TO OUR COMMUNITY 2021-22 AND 2022-23

2021-2022 STUDENT BODY 288

Total Enrollment

112

High School

176

Middle School

David P. Hardy President Sylvia V. Bastani, CFRE, CPC Chief Advancement Officer Clinton A. Walters, Jr. Controller

African-American

2.5%

Multiracial

2.4% Hispanic

Elementary &

GIRARD COLLEGE

92%

1.4%

Asian

1.0%

Caucasian

0.7% Native American

GIRARD COLLEGE COMMITTEE FOR THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF CITY TRUSTS Bernard W. Smalley, Esq. President, Board of Directors of City Trusts Lynette M. Brown-Sow Vice President, Board of Directors of City Trusts Chair, Girard College Committee Hon. Donna Bullock Charles M. Gibbs, Esq.

Elena Perri Director, Marketing and Brand Communications Adrienne Hessert Director, Development

Hon. Derek S. Green Dr. Penny Nixon Hon. Paul P. Panepinto Joseph P. Bilson Chief Executive Officer, Wills Eye Hospital

2022-2023 STUDENT BODY 93.5% African-American 321

Total Enrollment

2.2%

Multiracial

123

High School

1.6%

Hispanic

198

Elementary &

1.2%

Asian

Middle School

0.9% Caucasian 0.6% Native American

FY22 & FY23 HIGHLIGHTS 94% of students in the Class of 2022 received at least one acceptance to a four-year college/university.

100% of the Class of 2023 were enrolled in college in the fall of 2023.

The Class of 2022 earned $3.3 million in scholarships and renewable grants. The Class of 2023 earned nearly $5 million in scholarships and grants.

One-third of the 2022 graduates who enrolled in college chose to attend a Pennsylvania college/university.

48% increase in total donations for fiscal year 2022

$1 million RAC-P grant to renovate Founder’s Hall

TRANSITION TO IN-PERSON LEARNING During the 2021-2022 academic year, Girard College continued implementing its hybrid re-opening plan with almost 100 students returning to campus for in-person instruction in September 2021. Thanks to the perseverance of our staff and the courage of our families, all students were welcomed back for in-person academic and residential programs during the school year.

While life at Girard returned to normal with extracurricular activities and school traditions resuming, our students experienced academic learning loss and emotional trauma due to the two years of hybrid learning during the pandemic. The Achievement Team offered specialized programs and support to ensure that scholars received the individualized attention they needed.

CAMPUS LIFE RESUMES WITHOUT RESTRICTIONS As concerns about the COVID pandemic continued to dissipate, all students returned to campus for the 2022-2023 school year with classes, extracurricular activities, and sports programs resuming without any restrictions. A highlight of the school year was the induction of seven students into the National Honor Society during a Chapel service. Students participating in the premiere of Be Holding were rehearsing in preparation for performances in the spring of 2023.

Rowing was introduced as a new sport at Girard, with Coach Brannon Johnson training students on the Schuylkill River. Derek Green, a member of the Board of Directors of City Trusts, was honored with the unveiling of a boat named after him.

In January 2023, Girard College began commemorating its 175th anniversary, and the school community looked forward to the reopening of Founder’s Hall which had undergone a $12 million renovation project that began in 2022. The Advancement Office began preparations for hosting the Reach for the Stars 175th Anniversary Celebration Gala in Founder’s Hall in December.

GIRARD COLLEGE RECEIVES FUNDING FOR STEM CENTER

During fiscal year 2021-2022, Girard College was awarded a $1 million grant through the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RAC-P) which will support the development of a state-ofthe-art STEM (Science, Technology Engineering and Math) Center at the school. Senator Sharif Street and Representative Donna Bullock helped secure the grant for the Center.

RAC-P is a Commonwealth grant program administered by the Office of the Budget for the acquisition and construction of regional economic, cultural, civic, recreational and historical improvement projects.

To support the creation of a new STEM Center at Girard, Henry Grabowski, PhD,’58 and his wife, Virginia, announced a $500,000 STEM challenge in January 2023. The College began working to match this generous gift through individual fundraising, grants, and corporate partnerships.

In March, Steven Spencer ’94, MD, MPH, MBA, pledged $50,000 to jump-start the Grabowskis’ challenge and called on younger alumni to match that total.

Aside from these generous pledges, the school raised an additional $122,098 before the end of the 2023 fiscal year.

TECHNOLOGY IMPROVES ACCESS TO MUSEUM In November 2022, a new security system was installed in the Founder’s Hall Museum.

The McLean Contributionship provided funding for this improvement project.

With the new system, the museum now offers self-guided visitation opportunities, in addition to guided tours. The security technology has increased visitor accessibility to the museum, including expanded weekly walk-in hours and visitation during special events.

GIRARD SECURES $1 MILLION GRANT FOR FOUNDER’S HALL RENOVATION In November 2022, Girard College was awarded a $1 million Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RAC-P) grant to support the revitalization of Founder’s Hall, the iconic heart of Girard’s campus.

Senator Sharif Street and Representative Donna Bullock were instrumental in helping the school secure the RAC-P grant. This project received a $500,000 grant in a previous round of RAC-P grants. (continued on next page)

Funding for the Founder’s Hall revitalization project will preserve the National Historic Landmark and allow year-round access and programming for Girard students as well as neighbors and community partners throughout the city.

The project included interior work to create a single, large, multi-purpose room for events, conferences, or lecture-style seminars. Adjacent rooms will be repurposed for support spaces, a catering kitchen, and breakout conference spaces.

Infrastructure upgrades were needed for accessibility, HVAC, electrical, lighting and life safety systems.

The museum exhibits on the second floor, featuring Stephen Girard’s personal collection and a Girard College historical archive, underwent a refresh, and they will benefit from the new climatecontrolled environment. Due to the building’s historical significance and designations, each proposed change was vetted by the Philadelphia Historical Commission and the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.

Construction began in April 2022, and Founder’s Hall reopened in December 2023 to coincide with the school’s Reach for the Stars 175th Anniversary Celebration Gala.

BE HOLDING PREMIERE PRESENTED AT GIRARD

In the spring of 2023, Girard College hosted a world premiere of Be Holding, an original performance created by celebrated artists in collaboration with Girard students.

Be Holding was commissioned and produced by Girard College, with support from The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage, and in partnership with CDS Creative Productions.

Be Holding, based on Ross Gay’s award-winning poem of the same name, focuses on America’s history of racial violence in search of Black genius, justice, and joy. Composer Tyshawn Sorey, new music

ensemble Yarn/Wire, and director Brook O’Harra were key members of the Be Holding creative team.

Girard students worked with this team of professional artists for nearly two years during several residencies on campus to bring the project to life.

Be Holding was a signature project of the College’s Campus for the City initiative, which seeks to engage the wider community and lead conversations on issues of equity and social justice, particularly through the arts.

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT MALACHI ROSE CLASS OF 2026

Student Council Class Representative and Admissions Ambassador

Malachi Rose ‘26, has already learned the importance of perseverance, and that trait helped him become a student at Girard College. Malachi applied to Girard three times before his persistence paid off and he was accepted as a ninth grader in 2022. Although Malachi’s entrance test scores were initially a few points below what he needed to be accepted, he remained focused on improving his scores and becoming a Girardian.

Getting accepted to Girard was important to Malachi because he wanted to attend a school with a stronger academic curriculum and more opportunities to participate in extracurricular activities.

“My mother knew that getting me into Girard would help set me up for future success,” Malachi added. “She wanted me to come here because she knew the school would offer me a better education than the previous schools I attended.”

During his first year at Girard, Malachi didn’t waste any time getting involved in extracurricular activities. He joined the football, basketball, baseball and track teams, and became a student admissions ambassador and student council class representative.

Malachi has been doing well academically, and one of his favorite subjects is history. He has enjoyed learning about the medical techniques the Egyptians developed during the Golden Age of Egypt as well as Abraham Lincoln’s presidency.

Going to a boarding school appealed to Malachi because he wanted the opportunity to interact with other students more while living on campus.

“I see myself in a lot of my peers, so it’s good that I get to spend time with people I get along with in a safe environment,” Malachi said. “At a regular high school, you’re there for eight hours, but at Girard I get to be connected with my classmates all day and all week. That builds a stronger bond too. I feel like that's a plus with being at Girard.”

ADVANCEMENT In fiscal year 2022, Girard College showed a significant increase in total dollars raised. Thank you to everyone who supported our students and made an impact with your generous gifts.

FY22 REVENUE $738,133

Corporations/Organizations

$1,497,830

Foundations/Grants

$462,920

Individuals

$2,698,883

Total

GIFT REVENUE FY22

$2,698,883

FY21

$1,815,632

FY20

$1,294,692

FY19

$954,030

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Thank you to our donors. Your support allows the legacy of Stephen Girard to endure and thrive.

Girard College is grateful to the following organizations and individuals who made contributions during the fiscal year: July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022.

Visionary's Circle $100,000+ Comcast Corporation* The Estate of Antonio Forcellini ’61 ^ Jacqueline Fessler Friends Council on Education Independence Blue Cross Foundation

Founder's Circle $50,000 – $99,999 Anonymous Jewish Communal Fund* Pew Center For Arts & Heritage

President's Circle $10,000 – $49,999 AmerisourceBergen Bridge Educational Foundation, Inc. Girard College Alumni Association Lisa and Ralph Hackett ’72 Independence Blue Cross McLean Contributionship

Mr. James O'Neill ’51^ / Communities Foundation of Texas Philadelphia Insurance Companies The Philadelphia Trust Company* Michele and David Rubenstein Gift in Memory of Angelo Sammartino ’38^ The Shoemaker Family Foundation UGI Energy Services, LLC UHS of Pennsylvania Inc.* Waste Management*

Navigators $5,000 – $9,999 Anonymous BLOCS Business Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools GTPHL, LLC Anne E. Cassidy and Edward Jefferson ’71 National Endowment for the Humanities Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission* Mr. Peter G. Scotese ’37* Rosalinda and Donald Ratajczak, Ph.D. ’60* Univest Donor for 5 or more consecutive years * Deceased at time of publication ^

Explorers $1,000 – $4,999 Anonymous Denise and Clarence D. Armbrister Ms. Marlys A. Beider Ms. Lynette M. Brown-Sow* Cyber SOC Fulton Bank, N.A.* Virginia M. and Henry G. Grabowski, Ph.D. ’58 Mr. Brendan Heck Vicki S. and Mark T. Hehnen ’57* Joanne M. Lorah and Jeffrey L. Hero ’74* E. Gail and John M. Kostelnick ’60 Mr. Dennis A. Lalli '68* Ms. Desiree Morgan Mr. Shawn Roberto Perez ‘09 William R. Sasso, Esq. Simone S. and Paul B. Shoemaker, Ph.D. '59 UGI Storage Company

Cavaliers $100 – $999 Carolyn T. and Timothy A. Adams Ms. Deborah Aguruso Mr. David T. Albee ’62 Mary W. and Edward F. Ambrose ’54 Mr. Robert Ash Ms. Sylvia V. Bastani Mr. Joel W. Batalsky ’58 Benevity Community Impact Fund / American Online Giving Foundation* Kimberly Emmons-Benjet and Brian Benjet Mr. Andrew D. Beresin Sarah and Robert L. Bettarel ’58 Eileen and Joseph P. Bilson Wilma and Burdette A. Blackwell ’51 Mr. Richard A. Blithe ’63 Mr. Eric Blumber Ms. Angela Boddie

Margaretta J. and William H. Boell ’56 Bonitatibus Architects Mr. Dan Bosin Mr. C. Stanley Boswell ’52 Brandywine Manor Apartments Mrs. Amara M. Briggs Karen L. and Royal E. Brown Camden Schools Foundation Mrs. Melanie Camp Mary W. and Kenneth E. Carpenter ’54* Mr. Steven M. Castorani ’72 Mrs. Barbara Cermele Citizens Charitable Foundation Mary G. and Terrell I. Clark ’58 Mr. William J. Clark ’68 Susan M. and Paul W. Daisey, Jr.* Margaret S. and William A. Davidson ’63 Ms. Barbara M. Davison Mr. Donald R. Day ’36 ^ Ms. Pat Debo Mr. Ronald DeChristoforo ’68 Ms. Deborah DeFranco* Mr. Henry W. Deibel ’52 Shirley and William A. DeSavino ’41 Shirley and Nicholas Dicroce ’52 Patricia and Charles J. Dougherty ’55 Mr. Christopher Dumas Mr. Joseph Dzeda Mr. Blaine Easterwood Kathy and Harold Epps Ms. Wendy Epstein Jacqueline and Robin Foldesy Mr. Mark Freda* Linda O'Hara and Joseph A. Frigiola ’60 Mr. Michael Galada ’65 Ms. Kathleen Gillard Girard College Garden Club Ms. Robert Gross

Cavaliers $100 – $999 Mr. Jesse Hackenberg ’63 Haddonfield Public Library Board of Trustees Dr. Thomas Haney Ms. Kathleen Harleman Ms. Diona Hart Mr. Malcolm G. Haynes ’04 Mr. Danilo Hirshout Susan Hammer and Joseph Howley ’71 Mr. Robert Hurwich Ms. Lauren Keith Ms. Dana Kerr Mr. Richard J. Kopec ’58 Gift in Memory of Jaroslaw Kunycia ’62 ^ Mr. Jeanclaude Kyrillos Marilyn and Robert J. Lambert ’55 Mr. Anthony Lawton Mr. Charles R. Lax Wendy S. Skinner and Donald S. Lebow Mrs. Wendy Lee Dr. Lydell C. Lettsome ’88 Mr. Joseph Malina ’48 Mr. Anthony M. Marino ’44 Jill and Donald F. Marsee ’59 Rev. Dr. Lorina Marshall-Blake Dr. Robert Marvin Mr. Mingo McCutcheon Mrs. Marian K. McGinty Ms. Kathleen McGrath Ms. Patricia McNerney Ms. Kelly Merkel

Mr. David Mewkalo Mr. Robert Miller Mr. Franklin Mims Ms. Maxine Mitch Ms. Leslee Z. Moorehead Ms. Susan Muto Mr. Brian Neumann Mr. Patrick O'Connor Ms. Shimay Mewborn Patterson Mr. David Rasner Ms. Holly Revelas Nancy L. and Rudolph R. Riti ’47 Mr. George Roesser Mr. Robert F. Sanville ’59 ^ Ms. Hannah Sarkodie Geraldine B. and Martell F. Scheidler ’54 ^ Mr. Allen M. Schoffstall ’56 Seiler + Drury Architecture Mr. Robert Sievers Mr. David S. Smith, Jr. Mr. John Smyth ’56 Ms. Charlotte Stanbach Ms. Sarah Stevenson Mary Louise and Caleb M. Taylor ’55 Elayne and Alfred Toizer ’52 Lawrence F. Tornetta LLC Karen and John Tripolitis Mr. Jason Truong ’12 Mr. Stylianos Tsinaroglou Caryn and Clinton Walters, Jr. Elizabeth and George Westfall ’63 Mr. Matthew Williams* Mr. Maurice Yancey ’08*

Friends Up to $100 Mr. Vincent A. Amadio, Jr. Mr. Donald F. Barr ’52 Elizabeth and Richard A. Becker BNY Mellon Community Partnership* Ms. Nadira Boddie ’14 Mr. Garrett N. Brisbane ’84* Mr. Stephen Brumfield Ms. Barbara A. Burns Mr. Grant Calder Mr. Myron R. Caplan ’60 Mrs. Cecelia Citron Mr. Paul Cotler Carlotta P. and Dominic R. Cundari ’68 Ms. Glenda Daulerio Mr. Bruce Daveler Ms. Rosanne F. Denhard Mr. James Fahey Marian and Harvey Forman Ms. Jennifer M. Gaines-Payton Dr. Meredith Goldsmith Ms. Georgette Hall Ms. Judith Hambleton Ms. Bonnie Hamilton Ms. Helen Hanson Ms. Adrienne Hessert Ethel and Edward F. Holmstrom ’62 Mr. Dennis Jerome Ms. Brenda Joyce

Mr. Kenneth Kauffman* Ms. Sharon Kazaras Patricia A. and Michael V. Kerwin Phyllis and Charles Kirschbaum ’41 ^ Mr. Wayne Kuss Mr. Bruce Leverty Ms. Debra Levin Mr. Robert Linker Mr. John Livingood Ms. Diane Luffy Ms. Joann Manuel Ms. Julia McClure Ms. Susan McGaurn Mr. Adam McGrath Ms. Michelle Melnick Mr. William J. Reed Ms. Diana Rosenberg Mr. Leslie Rudnyanszky Lorraine and Ronald Saracini ’60 Mrs. Katarina F. Sepulveda ’08 Ms. Marilyn Toole Mr. Peter J. Twist Ms. Margaret M. Ulrich Mr. Christopher D. Weinmann ’86 Ms. Masanghai Youboty ’04

Tribute Gifts Made in Honor, Memory, or Celebration of: Dante Battistini ’47 ^ William Bispels ’53 ^ Joseph Blumber ’63 Jacob Camp Dominic Cermele ’59 ^ Barbara Cermele Class of 1972 Hugh Cline ’52 ^ Paul Cooke ’38 ^ Patrick Daly ’62 ^

Joseph Giordano ’49 ^ Earl Guiles ’50 ^ Dennis Kelleher ’65 ^ Kenneth Kline ’40 ^ Kevin Koenig ’85 ^ Jaroslaw Kunycia ’62 ^ Alfred Kuss ’22 ^ Harry Lax ’09 ^ Bert Levin ’47 ^ Craig Logan ’92

Francis Manley ’53 Charles McGinty ’47 ^ Charles I. Merkel ’52 ^ Timothy Merkel ’82 ^ Kristopher Minners ^ Henry Ray ’46 George Roesser Angelo Sammartino ’38 ^ Samuel Thomas ’52 ^ Leon Visov ’42 ^ Ava Willis-Barksdale

Girard College | Year Ended June 30, 2022 Summary of Expenses

(in thousands)

Instructional, residential & other student programming Campus maintenance & utilities

$11,432 $3,474

Insurance

$1,168

Administrative services

$2,663

(in thousands)

Girard Estate

Development

$655

Amortized capital projects

$2,870

GRAND TOTAL

Sources of Available Income

$22,262 ^

$19,639

Reimbursements under Government Programs & Other Income

$826

Contributions through fundraising

$1,563^

Other Board of Directors of City Trusts Funds

GRAND TOTAL

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$234

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ADVANCEMENT In fiscal year 2023, Girard College showed a significant increase in total dollars raised. Thank you to everyone who supported our students and made an impact with your generous gifts.

FY23 REVENUE $862,441

Corporations/Organizations

$1,972,649

Foundations/Grants

$502,151

Individuals

$3,337,241

Total

GIFT REVENUE FY23

$3,337,241

FY22

$2,698,883

FY21

$1,815,632

FY20

$1,294,692

FY19

$954,030

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Thank you to our donors. Your support allows the legacy of Stephen Girard to endure and thrive.

Girard College is grateful to the following organizations and individuals who made contributions during the fiscal year: July 1, 2022 – June 30, 2023

Visionary's Circle $100,000+ Comcast Corporation* Virginia M. and Henry G. Grabowski, Ph.D. ’58 Independence Blue Cross Foundation The Estate and Family of Ronald Naulty ’51 ^ Pew Center for Arts & Heritage

Pennsylvania Department of Human Services The Philadelphia Trust Company* Gift in Memory of Angelo Sammartino '38 ^ The Shoemaker Family Foundation* Steven E. Spencer, MD, MPH, MBA ’94 Ticket Leap (Be Holding attendees) UHS of Pennsylvania Inc.* Univest Waste Management*

Founder's Circle $50,000 – $99,999

Navigators $5,000 – $9,999

BLOCS Business Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools Howard Family Gift Fund Jewish Communal Fund*

College Board Cyber SOC Dan Bosin Associates Leo Niessen Jr. Charitable Trust Rosalinda and Donald Ratajczak, Ph.D. ’60* Simone S. and Paul B. Shoemaker, Ph.D. ’59* Studio Institute, LLC Truist Bank Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission*

President's Circle $10,000 – $49,999 AmerisourceBergen* Anonymous Bridge Educational Foundation, Inc.* GTPHL, LLC* Lisa and Ralph Hackett ’72 Independence Blue Cross* KeyBank

Donor for 5 or more consecutive years * Deceased at time of publication ^

Explorers $1,000 – $4,999 Anonymous (3) Ms. Ellen Balze Eileen and Joseph P. Bilson Ms. Lynette M. Brown-Sow* Fulton Bank, N.A.* Mr. Steve Gavin Ms. Connie Giordano Girard College Alumni Association Greater Philadelphia YMCA Mr. Brendan Heck Vicki S. and Mark T. Hehnen, Ph.D. ’57* Joanne M. Lorah and Jeffrey L. Hero ’74* Independence Public Media Foundation Mrs. Thelma King ^ E. Gail and John M. Kostelnick ’60 Mr. Christopher Leithiser ’59 The Honorable Paul P. Panepinto Mr. Shawn Roberto Perez ’09 Mr. Timothy Neal Perez ’09 Mr. Rocco Pugliese Jacquelyn and Bernard W. Smalley, ESQ. Wawa Foundation Yarn/Wire Inc.

Cavaliers $100 – $999 Carolyn T. and Timothy A. Adams Ms. Karen Addiego Mary and James H. Akers Mr. Tumar Alexander Mary W. and Edward F. Ambrose ’54 Anonymous Ms. Eileen Araco Mr. Robert Ash Ms. Tanisha Ashby Ms. Karen M. Asper-Jordan Brett and Natalie Baker Charitable Fund

Mr. Harry Barth ’61 Ms. Sylvia V. Bastani Ms. Ervina Beauford Ms. Leslie Beller Benevity Community Impact Fund/ American Online Giving Foundation* Kimberly Emmons-Benjet and Brian Benjet Ms. Sharon Bennett Wilma C. and Burdette A. Blackwell ’51 Dianne and Richard A. Blithe ’63 Ms. Angela Boddie Ms. Nadira Boddie ’14 Margaretta J. and William H. Boell ’56 Bonitatibus Architects Brandywine Manor Apartments Mrs. Amara M. Briggs Dr. Paul A. Brown ’89 Karen L. and Royal E. Brown Dr. Rob Buckla Mr. Stephen A. Bufty ’55 The Honorable Donna Bullock Mrs. Melanie Camp Ms. Carol Caputo Mary W. and Kenneth E. Carpenter ’54* Mr. Bryan Carter Mr. Wesley Carver Ms. Mary Castelletti Charities Aid Foundation America Mary G. and Terrell I. Clark ’58 Mr. William J. Clark ’68 Stuart W. Cramer High School Athletic Booster Club Ms. Jane Crossin Sally and John W. Cuningham ’57 Susan and Paul W. Daisey Jr.* Mr. Alexander David Mr. Jeremy Jerome Davis ’05 Mr. Kenneth Davis Ms. Barbara M. Davison Ms. Deborah DeFranco* Mr. Michael Dereskewicz Shirley and William A. DeSavino ’41 ^

Cavaliers $100 – $999 Ms. Tara Dickerson Shirley and Nicholas Dicroce ’52 Patricia and Charles J. Dougherty ’55 Mr. Deborah Douglas Mr. Joseph Dzeda Ms. Lyn Eisner Ms. Simone Elkeles Mr. William Ellington Kathy and Harold Epps Jacqueline and Robin Foldesy Mr. William Furmanski Mr. Michael Galada ’65 Mr. John Edward Gehring Mr. F. Christopher Goins Ms. Heidi Gray-Devita Ms. Nancy Greenspan Mrs. Shaketa Hall Ms. Kharma Hicks ’93 Peggy and Jai A. Hill ’90 Mr. Danilo Hirshout Susan M. Hammer and Joseph Howley ’71 Mr. Ned A. Jenkins ’78 Ms. Cynthia Johnson Mr. Maurice Johnson Ms. Renee Johnson Mr. Christopher Jones Mr. George Karpyn Ms. Leslie Kaufman Ms. Angel C. Kelley Mr. Gabriel Kendricks-Hart ’14 Alisson and Michael Kolodner Gift in Memory of Jaroslaw Kunycia ’62* ^ Mr. Anthony Lawton Mr. Charles R. Lax Andrea Commaker and James Levin Suzanne E. and Ronald J. Levin ’62

Mr. Richard Lucas Ms. Melissa Ludwig Ms. Ruth Macdonald Mr. Carlos Machado Margaret and Walter A. Mangler, Sr. Mr. Anthony M. Marino ’44 Jill and Donald F. Marsee ’59 Rev. Dr. Lorina Marshall-Blake Mr. Christopher McCray Ms. Joan McGovern Mr. Joseph T. McGrath Mrs. Maranna Meehan Ms. Denise Michel Ms. Kimberly Miles Ms. Tracy Mills Mr. John Minka Ms. Gwen Minners Ms. Leslee Z. Moorehead Bernadette and J. Edmund Mullin Mr. Lukas Nakkula Paul L. Newman Foundation Mr. Patrick O'Connor Mr. James Palmer Ms. Yvette Palmer Mr. Joseph Papania Mr. Kareem X.A. Patterson ’94 Ms. Shimay Mewborn Patterson Ms. Shirley Peacock Pledgeling Foundation Mrs. Arleen B. Potter Mr. John Redavid Ms. Brenda Rich Ms. Ethel Richards ’01 Ms. Diana Rosenberg Ms. Carla Scanzello Lucille and Wayman Seals Ms. Darlena Selby Ms. Samantha Sem ’06 Ms. Carmita Semaan

Cavaliers $100 – $999

Friends Up to $100

Patricia and Lawrence Shine Mr. Joseph A. Sillitti ’75 Mr. David S. Smith, Jr. Frances E. and Peter E. Smith

Ms. Elaine Alexander Anonymous Mr. Jasir Arms Ms. Ryan Baldwin Ms. Theresa Baron Mr. Donald F. Barr ’52 Ms. Loretta Bartholf Ms. Tiffany A. Bass ’18 Mr. Joel W. Batalsky ’58 Mr. Kyle E. Beatty ’94 Mrs. Virginia R. Beaumont Elizabeth and Richard A. Becker Dr. Lisa Belfield Ms. Jennifer Bertulaitis Ms. Renee C. Blankenstein Mr. Gary Boatwright Crystal and Garrett N. Brisbane ’84* Dr. N.E. Broadwell Mr. Joseph Butler ’88 Mr. Robert Cashion Mr. Brian Coffee ’78 Deborah and Alan Cohen Ms. Krystal E. Coleman Mr. Jamil Coles Ms. Carmen Contreras Jennaye and Crawford Douglas Cooper ’88 Mr. Edward S. Cooper Patricia C. and Gary B. Crumling ’63 Mr. Crusher Cutz Albert S. Dandridge III, Esq. Ms. Gloria Darby Mr. Ronald DeChristoforo ’68 Mr. Henry W. Deibel ’52 Ms. Barbara Del Prete Mr. Dennis Demase Ms. Jackie DiNunzio Ms. Tosin O. Efunnuga ’99

Mr. John Smyth ’56 Mr. Earle E. Spamer ’69 The Honorable Mark F. Squilla Mrs. Eunice I. Stills ’86 Ms. Torrie N. Thompkins Ms. Annabel Tierney Elayne and Alfred Toizer ’52 Ms. Gail Toll Mr. Dane C. Troup ’90 D.D. Vedra Mr. Stuart Visnov Ms. Mary Walsh Caryn and Clinton Walters, Jr. Barbara and Tad Ward Mr. Matthew Williams* Margaret and William Wilson Mrs. Linda Woll Ms. Rosemary Wong Ms. Semaj Woodson Mrs. Rhonda Woolf Mr. Maurice Yancey ’08* Ms. Hope Yeadon Ms. Masanghai Youboty ’04

Friends Up to $100 Ms. Alfina Evans ’99 Mr. Leonard Farlow Mr. David Feintuch Ms. Rachel Feldman Ms. Johannah Fine Mr. Daniel Garrett, Jr. Anita and Richard Glick Ms. Robin Goins Mr. Andrew Goldfield Dr. Meredith Goldsmith Mr. Phillip Gray Ms. Anne Haddad Ms. Gertrude Hamilton Ms. Catherine Hanssen Mr. Samir Harris Mr. George Harter Haynes Barton Baptist Church Herb Society of America - SJ Unit Dr. Joel Herman Ms. Adrienne Hessert Mr. Bryan Hickey Mr. Philip W. Hickey Mr. Deyvit Hijuitl Mr. Paul Hunt Ms. Simone Jeffers Ms. Billie Johnson Mr. Cordney Johnson Mrs. Maryhelen Jones Raciti Mr. Kenneth Kauffman* Mr. Murray Kay Mr. Jarvis Kelly Patricia A. and Michael V. Kerwin Phyllis and Charles Kirschbaum ’41 ^ Theresa and Robert Knee Mr. Patrick Lamb Mr. Thomas Lawrence Mr. Joseph Leitner Ms. Debra Levin Ms. Sondra Lewis

Margery A. and John C. Lockard ’66 Mr. John Longinetti Ms. Christine MacArthur Mr. Joseph Malina ’48 Mr. Joseph Mbeh Ms. Deanna McDevitt Andrea and Wayne McNeill ’81 Mr. Calum McRae Pat and Stan C. Minemier ’60 Ms. Abbey Mitchell Ms. Estelle Mitchell Mr. Dennis Moore Mr. Brian Neumann Ms. Nancy E. Paist-Riches Ms. Valerie Perugini Cheryl L. and Otto E. Peters ’63 Mr. Michael Pollock Mrs. Sherri Portnoy Ms. Lanelle Quzack ’13 Mr. John Rabindranath Ms. Tiara Marie Reed ’08 Mr. William J. Reed Ms. Mary Eileen Reuter Mr. Jordan Reyes Mr. James Roberts Mr. John M. Roney Susan and Larry Rosenberg Mr. Leslie Rudnyanszky Ms. Nadia Saidu-Kamara Dr. Nitin Sardana Mr. Allen M. Schoffstall ’56 Mrs. Risa Schuster Ms. Fatimah Selby Ms. Marlena Selby Mr. Mario Jovan Shaw Christina M. Talucci and Kenneth Shepley William K. Slate, II, Esq. ^ Ms. Alynson Sloan Anderson

Friends Up to $100 Miss Brianna Smith ’14 Mr. Carlton Smith Mr. Michael L. Somers Ms. Georgiana Spencer-Minor ’13 Mr. Chris Steinberger Mr. Mark Steinberger Blue Stephens Ms. Sarah Stuart Mr. Michael J. Swords ’87 Ms. Janay Taylor Christine M. Enedy and Richard Tetlak, Jr. Ms. Ingrid Tripple

Mr. Peter J. Twist Claudia and Robert Vansaders Ms. Alana Vickery Ms. Barbara Wadzuk Mrs. Karen Walker Mr. Christopher D. Weinmann ’86 Ms. Ruth M. Wenzel Mr. Quincy West Mr. Carl Wexler Ms. Anyae Wilson Mr. Terrence Wilson Mr. Marcus Wright ’02 Mr. Donald Yost

Tribute Gifts Made in Honor, Memory, or Celebration of: Renee Blankenstein Anthony Bralczyk ’56 ^ Edward Broadwell James Collins ‘62 ^ John Constantine ’53 ^ Paul Cooke ’38 ^ Darron Corriden ’69 ^ Donald Day ’36 Robert Fark ’59 Timothy Farward ’97 Robert Furmanski ’52 Christopher Goins Joanne Grablow Austin Harris Jeffrey Hero ’74 Taytum Herrera Charles Hicks ’74 ^ Monte Hillman

Zachariah Julye Kenneth Kline ’40 ^ John Kozempel Jaroslaw Kunycia ’62 ^ Harry Lax ’09 ^ Bert Levin ’47 ^ Edward Lipp ’42 ^ Robert Louis Murdo MacLeod ’51 Waleska McGlone Keith Minners Kristopher Minners ^ Rebecca Minners Elan Mitchell Christopher Murphy ’04 Robert Neumann ’47 David Palmer ’57 Robert Patton ’53 Morris Perugini ’47 ^

Bruce Potter ’63 James Raciti ’51 ^ Henry Ray ’46 Rudolph Riti ’47 Clyde Roberts ’58 Harold Rosen ’43 ^ Angelo Sammartino’38 ^ Peter Scotese ’37 Lucille Seals Joan Seibert ^ William Slate ^ James Sypherd ^ Robert Terricsn Samuel Thomas ’52 ^ Leon Visnov ’42 ^ Anna May Williams ^ Rowan Willis Jeffrey Yates ’94 Jeannet Youboty

Girard College | Year Ended June 30, 2023 Summary of Expenses

(in thousands)

Instructional, residential &

(in thousands)

Girard Estate

other student programming

$13,841

Campus maintenance & utilities

$3,700

Insurance

$1,247

Administrative services

$4,105

Development

$725

Amortized capital projects

$1,748 ^

GRAND TOTAL

Sources of Available Income

$25,366

$22,972

Reimbursements under Government Programs & Other Income

$1,320

Contributions through fundraising

^ ^ $837

Other Board of Directors of City Trusts Funds

$237 ^

GRAND TOTAL

Support Our Recent Graduates Donate to the Gap Fund to help defray college expenses not covered by the financial aid our graduates receive.

https://www.girardcollege.edu/support/gap-fund/

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Class of 2023

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