HopeWay 2018 Community Impact Report

2018 IMPACT REPORT

2018 Development Committee Jane Showalter, Committee Chair Dru Abrams Betsy Blue Jane Hunter Kathy izard Sally Saussy lori Sklut Anne Stolz Ann tabor

2018 Development & mArKeting teAm emily Johnson, Chief Advancement officer megan gregg, Development & marketing Associate michael Hernandez, Digital media millie mcArdle, marketing & events

1717 Sharon road West, Charlotte, nC 28210 1-(844)-HopeWAY | hopewayfoundation.org

HopeWay is a non-proďŹ t 501c(3) organization.

2018 IMPACT REPORT

Pond at the entrance to HopeWay

The way we do anything at HopeWay is the way we do everything: from the welcoming embrace of the lobby, to the serene beauty throughout the campus.

Our medical and clinical teams are extraordinary, leading programs that save and heal.

Our integrative therapies enrich and empower: art, nutrition, horticulture, music and more.

Our way means treating the whole person, caring for caregivers, educating and advocating, creating a stigma-free culture.

Along with treating mental illness, we’re a model of mental wellness.

This is the HopeWay Way.

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There are many ways to tell the HopeWay story. Here are just a few.

Tim Cockerham Former Client

Ama Owusuaa, M.E.d., LPC Primary Therapist

Kathryn Schanen Kissam New Donor

Jason Peck, M.D. Staff Psychiatrist

P.J. Powell, LCSW Community Provider

Ealer Swartz Former Client

HopeWay gave me a platform on which to base my life. i ended up here completely broken in soul and spirit after several years of mental health struggles following the death of my teenage son. my journey included an experience in a hospital psychiatric ward that was very traumatic and not transformative in any way. When it opened a few years later, my doctor referred me to HopeWay. the moment i got here i saw a light at the end of my tunnel. it was Hope.

i toured HopeWay as a community mental health professional and fell in love with the environment and the approach to treating mental illness. the setting itself is healing, utilizing a holistic approach to treating mental health.

As a psychiatrist, it is a unique experience to walk down the hall and meet as a team with a client, therapists, nurses and other specialists. this collaboration is key, as it provides a full picture of the individual and envelopes them in care and resources. our initial contact is a very thorough consultation which typically lasts for a few hours. this is the HopeWay Way.

As a hospital psychiatric social worker, my responsibilities include assessments, family meetings, discharge planning and referrals.

Before HopeWay, i tended to refer patients to South Carolina, tennessee, georgia, Florida and beyond. the admissions department does a terrific job working with providers, so helpful and quick to respond.

At times i almost feel a little spoiled!

Here in this comforting physical setting, everyone is in one place, interfacing with each other. there is one evaluation and a team of people working a totally individualized plan. i completed the 30-day intensive outpatient day program, returning home at night. i gained so many new tools through the integrative therapies, particularly mindfulness meditation which has helped me the most.

i am thrilled that HopeWay offers iop in both the day and the evening. the integrative therapies are particularly great: music, art, nutrition, horticulture, etc. these are different outlets and ways to process that i haven’t encountered anywhere else. this is an extremely supportive environment where we all work together to achieve goals. there’s not one particular way to treat mental illness, it’s what’s best for the individual.

As co-founder of Carolina Youth Coalition, i try to know as much as possible about community resources. i toured HopeWay and was so inspired that i immediately became a donor. i view it as an investment in the mental health of our community. HopeWay’s model is accessible and dignified, with progressive, integrated therapies, best-in-class therapists and programs. the setting is lovely and welcoming. i am deeply grateful to those who had the foresight to create this tremendous asset in Charlotte.

i entered the residential program at HopeWay and stayed five weeks before stepping down to a partial program for three more weeks.

To me, the “HopeWay Way” means restoring hope and finding a sense of self worth. this happens throughout the HopeWay journey. it starts with the incredible admissions staff and continues with nurses, technicians, psychiatrists, therapists and the cafe staff.

Yes, the cafe staff! From day one, everyone knows your name and has a great interest in getting to know you and guiding you through this tough journey. every single person here has your best interest in mind and helps in every way possible.

it seems like society is trying to play major catch-up with mental health care. Charlotte is on the leading edge of medical services yet we were neglecting the mind. HopeWay has changed that. today i come back as a volunteer to share my story with families and caregivers. i’m the person who has experienced what your loved one might be going through.

the HopeWay Way is client-centered, taking into consideration the whole person and specific needs. The client matters most and they are at the center of their care team.

my HopeWay connection grew much deeper when our college-age son entered a program to address his mental health struggles which were exacerbated by the suicide of a close friend. He is proud to talk about his experience and committed to helping his peers. the focus at HopeWay is about accepting what you’re dealing with and developing a care plan for the longterm. So many young adults are struggling, and the whole family is affected. i get a call every few weeks from a parent inquiring about our experience, hoping to find resources to help someone they love.

HopeWay gives clients tools to recognize their internal conversations and learn how to help themselves. It is an empowerment model.

Clients and families are often very anxious upon arrival, so i’ll take them on a tour of HopeWay which helps them relax. it is such a dignified and uplifting atmosphere for mental health care, designed in a way that gives comfort. i felt like i had walked into Architectural Digest when i first visited and quickly sensed how important the light, layout and overall space is to the mission. it has a critical role. i see great excitement within the medical community that HopeWay exists. It has created a vibrancy among the whole mental health community. through guest speakers, education and social media, HopeWay has created greater awareness and vibrant conversation around the importance of taking care of our mental health.

i first heard great things about HopeWay by word of mouth, then took a tour and was so impressed by the library, the fitness facility, the landscape and all of the programming.

HopeWay offers a comprehensive, eclectic approach to therapeutic processes. they are very involved with clients and their families.

As a society, we have not made mental health a priority. there are so many people who are in mental health crisis and need help. it affects bankers, teachers, engineers and counselors people trying to hold down jobs and raise families. With awareness, education and places like HopeWay, I am hopeful. i recently received a thank you note from a former patient who said HopeWay changed her life and that she could not believe how good she felt.

my HopeWay therapist had me write letters to certain people. one was to my father who took his life in 2015. through writing the letter to him, which took me 3 weeks, i was able to tell him certain things i had done as well as things he has missed out on since his passing. i was able to release a lot of guilt and shame that i was holding on to. i was able to express true feelings. i realized that my life is worth living. i regained hope and self-worth through writing these letters and discussing them with the therapists and other members of my group.

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ExPEriENCE

Beyond providing extraordinary mental health care, we model mental wellness in every way at HopeWay, even embedding it into the overall design.

There is a sense of calm and a prevailing attitude of hope. From the peaceful pond at the entrance to the overall aesthetic, every detail has been thoughtfully considered.

The staff is now more than a hundred strong. Here an entire professional team works with each client to create a custom treatment plan based on best practices that is delivered with respect and compassion.

In a space like HopeWay, clients are given the time it takes to fully invest in learning about their diagnosis and practice the skills that will allow them to return to a healthy life. All that we do, and the way we do it, uplifts our clients and their families. While HopeWay has only been open since 2016, we see positive outcomes and significant success every day.

95% of clients would recommend HopeWay to a loved one

97%

Percentage of clients who have shown improvement in the severity of their symptoms, according to our outcomes data

647 the number of people served from day one through the end of 2018

“Every single staff member believes in and nurtures hope in our clients.”

- Andrew Harris, mS, lpC primary therapist

32 the number of staff members with advanced degrees and/or specialized certifications

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ACCESS

Improving access to mental health care is key to the HopeWay mission. Milestones in 2018 include securing in-network contracts with Blue Cross & Blue Shield of NC, Carolina Behavioral Health Alliance, Cigna Behavioral Health & Cigna Healthcare of NC and providing a third of our clients with financial assistance. This includes $500,000 given, bringing the total to date to over $1 million. Financial assistance not only helps people access treatment but also provides bridge funding when insurance denies care that is necessary for recovery.

We are grateful to the therapists, psychiatrists, primary care doctors and others who comprise our growing referral base. Treatment options are expanding and we are exploring growth opportunities based on the needs of our community.

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Sometimes, when a family comes to HopeWay, they are discouraged due to past experiences and the lack of mental health services available. i appreciate being able to restore faith by working with the family to explore ways HopeWay can help financially to make treatment possible.

533 new donors in 2018

- Jen Cash, Client Support Specialist

28 the number of states where clients have come from; plus Canada and the Philippines

“ My treatment was even better than I expected.

I know that sounds cheesy but it is 100% true.

HopeWay helped me realize what I have accomplished in my life and helped me focus on possibilities, not my fears, for the future.”

- Anna, former client

32% the percentage of clients receiving financial assistance

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EDUCATION

Our community is becoming healthier because we're talking about and learning about mental illness together.

Dr. Kuroski-Mazzei and Dr. Marra have been interviewed on multiple news outlets and we’ve extended our reach further through events like Hoops for HopeWay, the HopeWay Ball and the Covington Educational Program. Our goal? We want HopeWay to be a household name and mental wellness to be nurtured in every household.

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community

We are proud that a leg of our mission is helping stimulate community conversation around mental illness. Less stigma and more hope around mental illness in the Charlotte region and beyond allows for a healthier society. We’ve presented at hospitals, churches and schools throughout this year, as well as numerous conferences, health fairs and community events.

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28,000 educational touch points through community programs and outreach in 2018

“ I found every single component of HopeWay to be above and beyond my expectations. Truly, HopeWay is not only a beautiful, fully appointed facility, but the care is exceptional.”

- Jackson, former client

10%

We are grateful to HopeWay’s clinical leadership for participating in the Men’s Mental Health Matters breakfast that allowed over 100 men to discuss issues related to mental health and help them deal more effectively with their own metal heath concerns and concerns for others. Unlike

other diseases, mental health is not seen or talked about and we wanted to create a safe place for men to start this dialogue after the passing of a beloved community member.

- Steve Lewis, Co-Chair of Men’s Mental Health Matters Breakfast

56

the average number of clients being treated at HopeWay each day

philanthropy accounts for 10% of HopeWay’s operating budget

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Letter from the CEO/Chief Medical Officer and the Chairman of the Board The HopeWay Way. This phrase and our values of hope, excellence, trust and compassion speak to the standard we set in service to our clients and community. The HopeWay Way is about delivering excellence in all things and seizing every opportunity to learn and improve as we grow, always with the mindset that our clients’ safety and mental wellbeing come first. The HopeWay Way means to be extraordinary, and we are able to strive for this standard in everything we do because of those who stand behind us and support this work. Because of you.

The Board of Directors and the Senior Leadership Team share immense gratitude for so many people who believe in HopeWay. For the providers who see us among the best options for mental health treatment.

For the families who find the door of hope through our admissions office. For the staff who give at the highest level of expertise and compassion every day. For the clients who trust us to shepherd them through a difficult time in their lives. And for the HopeWay community of support that extends across this country - thank you for pushing us to be extraordinary.

2018 was another banner year in paving The HopeWay Way. In only our second full calendar year of operations, we continued to celebrate important milestones while supporting clients as they surpassed theirs.

May 1st was one of the most significant days, as we became in-network with Blue Cross & Blue Shield, the insurance company that covers the largest portion of the market in the Carolinas. Opening this tremendous door for people to access care more affordably through the use of insurance speaks directly to the mission and vision on which HopeWay was founded. We had community members who had been waiting by their phones for this day to arrive, and the announcement welcomed a flood of people in need through our doors. We also partnered with Magellan, CBHA and Cigna over the year, expanding our healthcare net even further. (We went in-network with United Behavioral Health on June 1, 2019!)

In 2018, we saw clients come from all over the Carolinas, across the U.S., and we expanded our reach internationally! Today, we are happy to say that 97% of our clients accessed HopeWay’s premier mental health treatment through their insurance plans.

This is The HopeWay Way. At the same time, thirty-two percent of our clients received financial assistance and in 2018 we surpassed $1 million in aid, a milestone made possible by our generous donors. Financial assistance is important for those who pay out of pocket or for those whose insurance is denied before they are ready to move to a different level of care. Every client’s journey is unique and access to our financial assistance program

Alyson R. Kuroski-Mazzei, DO, MRO, FAPA CEO and Chief Medical Officer

allows each person to travel that journey in the safest way possible. This is The HopeWay Way. As the client census grew to meet our set goals for financial solvency, we doubled our team to meet the ratios required for excellent care. We are so proud of our people and happy that we can recruit and retain employees at the highest level in this industry. Every client deserves the best in the team that cares for them each day.

This is the HopeWay Way. Some people in our community needed other options, so we opened an Evening Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for those who work, go to school or have other obligations during the day. The HopeWay Way means being limber enough to make crucial decisions to improve care, and the Evening IOP addition helped fill another hole in our mental health care system.

The HopeWay Way continues to evolve and we are excited about new opportunities that lie before us and pleased to share this journey with our extraordinary donors.

Please enjoy this snapshot of the many ways your support allowed us to provide extraordinary mental health treatment and spread mental wellness throughout our community.

Thank you for being extraordinary and promoting The HopeWay Way.

Bill Blue Chair and Co-Founder

2018 DONOR RECOGNITION

MiSSiON making Hope tangible by inspiring mental wellness for all

viSiON to be a premier leader of mental health services by providing holistic care grounded in science, while building awareness and acceptance through education

vALuES Hope Excellence Trust Compassion

providing a light through the darkness of mental illness Delivered by a dedicated, accountable and highly trained team Building healthy relationships in a safe, caring environment treating clients and their loved ones with the utmost respect and empathy

You are

Way Beyond extraordinary.

2018 Board of Directors Bill Blue, Chair & Co-Founder Betsy Blue, Co-Founder rob Buckfelder mike elliott Betsy Fleming travis Hain Jane Hunter

Advisory Board Kathy izard tom James Steve purdy Bill Seymour Jane Showalter lori Sklut Anne Stolz

Johnny Belk Sarah Belk ralph Breeden gretchen Carpenter Derick Close tyler Covington molly Dewey mary Anne Dickson

mac everett Cammie Hauptfuhrer Claudia Heath vi lyles Hugh mcColl iii David neill Sonja nichols Sally and russell robinson

Liz and Whit McDowell

2018 ANNUAL GIVING January 1 - December 31

These donors represent all new contributions in 2018 and excludes capital campaign pledge payments.

We are grateful for our Angel level donors who annually contribute $10,000 or more.

$100,000+ Tricia and Kris Carroll Triad Foundation $50,000 - $99,999 Gretchen and Tom Carpenter Christ Episcopal Church Park Foundation, Inc. $25,000 - $49,999 Patty and Alex Funderburg Jenny Lillian Semans Koortbojian Trust Lori and Eric Sklut $10,000 - $24,999 Mary Barry Betsy and Bill Blue Sallie and Derick Close Mary Anne Dickson Lise and Travis Hain Kathy and Charlie Izard Paige and Tom James Howard R. Levine Foundation Howard and Julie Levine + HopeWay staff members * deceased

MC and Jeff Pilon The Seymour Family Foundation Jane and Carl Showalter Ann and Wellford Tabor Kathryn Heath and Tom Webb Betsy Fleming and Ed Weisiger, Jr. $5,000 – $9,999 Anonymous (2) Abie Beck Kim and Johnny Belk Broyhill Family Foundation Amy and Alfred Dawson Molly and Steele Dewey Mike and Minna Elliott Robert and Mary Tabor Engel Mary and Sean Gallivan Deborah and Johnny Harris Lindsay and George Henderson Jean Izard Kathryn and Luke Kissam David W. and Susan G. Robinson Foundation Barb and Dave Singer Lili and Chris Teigland Jim and Marty Williams Virginia and Billy Wynn

$2,500 - $4,999

Susan and Strawn Cathcart

Kitty and George Armfield

Jonathan Chiott

Susan and David Dooley

Diann Sawyers Cockerham, EdD

The Duke Endowment

Sarah and Larry Dagenhart

Anne and Hank Flint

DeeDee and Ed Dalrymple

Lloyd and Jay Ford

Lisa and Perrin Dargan

Lisa and Ted Gardner

Mitchell and Linda Davis

Jeanne and Tim Garrison

The Dickson Foundation

Cindy and Curt Grantham

The Dixie Group

Lucy and Hooper Hardison

Foundation, Inc.

Medalist Capital

DOC Maintenance, Inc

Karen and Ward Pritchett

Mark and Susan Doughton

Paula and Dalt Ruffin

Cathy and Lowell Easter

Katherine and Donald Sparrow Kitty Felts Tom Gettelman+ Nancy and Jim Spencer Anna and Verner Stanley

Stacy and Todd Gorelick

Anne and Robert Stolz

Gary and Meg Hancock

Doug and Joan Stone

Eileen and Murray Hewell

Woo Skincare & Cosmetics

Trish and Ross Hobson

$1,000 - $2,499

Jane and Tommy Hunter

Amanda and Bob Anders and Family Donna and John Black Lisa and J. Tyler Blue Karen and Barry Bobrow Tracy and Ed Brea

Beverly and Mark Hogan Emily Johnson+

KPB Corporation, Carolyn and Bryan Taylor

The Mazzei Family+

Hope and Mason Lord Carol and Bill Lorenz

Royall and Henri Brown

Scott Lurie and Anne Essaye

The Buckfelder Family

Joe and Dee Marley

Anonymous (4)

David Chu

Hunter and Jamie McLawhorn Cathy and Bill Dawson

Sarah and Billy Armfield

Clean Juice Quail Corners

Susan and Stephen Meyer

Davia and James Freeman

Craig Aulebach

Andrew Clementi

Laura and Brian Murdock

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Froelich

Emily Barnhardt

Thomas Cochran

The Piedmont Club Foundation

Nancy and Pat Grantham

Pam and Ernest Barry

Lillie Cochran

Bill and Missy Plyler

Martha and David Howard

Julia Barry

Dominique Cooks

Anne and Walker Poole

Nick Langrall

John and Anja Baugh

Jane and Shawn Copeland

Beth and Steve Purdy

Mary and Bob Long

Spencer Beasley

Elizabeth and Alec Covington

Ms. Joyce C. Purdy

Susan and Alex McAlister

Adelaide Belk

Cameron Crawford

Margaret Salisbury

Rebecca Morris

Elizabeth Bennett

Peggy Crutchfield

Lynn and Rusty Salton

Cynthia and Chris Oates

Julia Berg

Whitney Dahlinger

Lisa and Tim Saunders

Dan Oliver

Bob and Kathy Blue

Sally and Don D'Alessandro

Richard Sesler

Lois Ann Myers Partridge

Kacie Blue

Norman Davis

Trey Sheridan

Helen and Walt Peery

Rosalie and Alan Blumenthal

Carly Davis

Lucy and Louis Stephens

Cindy and Chuck Raburn

Angela and Ralph Breeden

Maggie Dickens

Kelly Strickland

Mr. R. Michael Ranson

Rebecca Britton

Wilson Douglas

John Trulove

Elizabeth and Brooks Rhoads

Eleanor Brockington

Jamie Doyle

Julia and Ham* Wade

Katie and Bill Satterwhite

Colin Brown

Bobby Drakeford

Sissy and Jeff Whittington

Elizabeth Schell

Jesse Brundige

Angenique Drayton

Wilbur Wright

Alan Shaw Family

Emily Bryant

Taylor Driesell

Ann and Tom Temple

Andrew Burns

Bess and Hill DuBose

$500 - $999

Letitia Thompson

David and Lydia Butler

John Duckett

Connie and Fred Anderson

Margaret and Chris Ullrich

John Butler

Kathleen and Charles Duckett

Anonymous (4)

Judy and Kent Walker

Billy Butler

Grace Dudley

Mary and Dick Babcock

Laura and Arthur Whedon

Daniel Capek

Connell and Fletcher Dunn

Sarah and Matt Barone

Tom and Mary Zweng

Rainey Carey

Rufus Dalton

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Bleema and Will Bershad

Christe and David Eades Laura Earles

$1 - $499

Elizabeth Carson

Mary and Charles Bowman

Jessica and Greg Abrams

Sarah Casey

Agnes and Albert Butler

Action Plus Ideas, Eric Lerner

Peter Campbell

Caroline Adams

Carmella Aldridge+

Melissa and Brad Christmann

John Allbert

Veronica and Billy Clark

Alex Allen

Hillary and Fairfax Cooper

Lin and Vincent Altamura

Catherine Dyer

Yvonne Carrasco

Beth and William Bowen

Cheryl and David Carson

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Steffanie Eberhard RebeccaAnne Edelman Jen and Jake Cash Helen and Orrin Edwards Jocelyn Cassada Andrew Ellison Sally Channell Cayla+ and Josh Embry The Charlotte Woman’s Club Charlotte Country Day School Alex Erwin Bridgette Ewing Mary Kate Chester +

thomas and mary Brook ewing mike Finnegan First presbyterian Church Kate and trae Fletcher Heath and matt Flood elizabeth Foss Jennifer and malcolm Fowler Sally Fri lisa and Steve Friedman Jeannie and robert Fuller Connie Fulmer Candy and Jim Furr Scott gakenheimer Cynthia and Henry gass gaston Day School genpak Claire gentil laura george Ken and nancy gepfert megan+ and Conner gregg Anita griffin patty and Jim griffin elizabeth and maybank Hagood thomas Harper Kelly and Andrew+ Harris Christi Hart Hayden Dillon Hauptfuhrer Julia and Carter Hice Debbie and ross+ Hicks Stuart Hicks laura and Dexter Hobbs Katy Hollingsworth+ Cornelia and rod Hoover Ben Howard

margaret and Scott Huber marianne Huebner+ martin Huff Julia Hurley Hedley Jennings Christine Jensen+ pamela Johnson elizabeth Jones gretchen Kaiser erica and peter Katz mike Kayes Susan and David Keesler Katherine Kelly taylor Knier Catharine and Seth Knight rob and miriam+ Kraus John lambert Ann mills lassiter Jane and Bob lassiter Kerry and tom lauer Kelly laughlin laney and Woody lay mr. and mrs. John D. leak iv margaretta and Joe leary marguerite and Steven lewis elizabeth liles Jane liles morgan+ and Welch liles paul liles Brooke and Doug lowry ellen and Sam lowry Diana luckhardt Charlotte lyle vi lyles meredith mann

Cathy and Chip mark nellie mark Jennifer and Kevin+ marra pat and Jim martin renna and tom massey Ben matthews robin and John maxwell millie+ and Dan mcArdle Anne mcCarty liza mcClure marsha and phil mcCrory emma mcCrossan Stuart mcgoogan emily mcgrane Hannah and John mcWilliams Janie metts rebecca and Jason mills Jeff minch ryan morgan Claudia mota Beth+ and ed murgitroyd tyler murtaugh Albert and Janice nalibotsky Anne and Clark neilson Sally nelson north Carolina Association of independent Schools omega Sports Jessica o'neill Karen+ and robert ortiz Amanda osborne Shawn and Dana overcash Bill and Henrietta palmer Adams paschal michael paschall

russell phillips Alexandra portaro Jack pritchett Kathryn pruess nancy and Harris ralston Sam rankin emily ransone Kelli raulerson Hope read Hansel redding Julia rhines Anne and Walter riley Jessie robinson Jerry rodriguez Heidi and michael rotberg lindsay rothrock Wendy and rick rubin Stuart ruffin leary and ruffin Scarborough elizabeth Seabrook mary Caroline Seager lew Semones Cindy Shaffer ella Shem-Avi Kelly Sherin Sarah Sherman Wes Shull Dr. notasha Smalls+ Caroline Smart Skip and mary Davis Smart Allie and lynwood Smith Ashley Smith perry Sowell Anne and Jack Spencer

Sport Court Carolina

Susannah thomas

Anjie Waters

Cooper Willis

elaine and Bill Stephenson

Katy thompson

Anne Weisiger

osler Woltz

leslie and Bill Stevenson

patrick thornton

grace Weisiger

Carolyn Woodruff

mary Ann Storms

Allison and monty todd

Jordan Wesley

Ayanna Wright

megan Storms

Alice and Brent torstrick

Sarah West

Yoga one

Jeff Strecansky

Hailey tropeano

Douglas Williams

nancy Zimmerman

Angela tabb

Brooks turner

Hatcher Williams

laura and michael tate

elizabeth Wahls

margaret Cheatham Williams

mr. and mrs. William g. taylor

victoria Waldthausen

edward taylor

Catherine and David Walsh

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emily+ and Joe Zuyus

and Frank Driscoll

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rachel Williams

2018 MEMOriAL AND HONOrAriuM GiFTS January 1 - December 31

iN MEMOrY OF Mitch Abrams Jenna Comisar Beth and Kevin Donlon Jackie and Keith Dougherty Katie Fine Jenifer and tim gelorme Denise and richard gibson Dana and Andrew Kapustin laurie moss-Kaufman and Alan Kaufman Kelly and Dave nole Dee Smith lauri and Brian Smith rachel and Yitzy Spinner Judy and Chip Wallach Sean Bonner

valerie Ahearn

tracey and Joe Bernard

Julie and mike+ Carroll

elle and todd Allen

Damon Bidencope

nancy and rick Carroll

Steve Altemeier

Wendy and Jay Bilas

lynette Cervantes

Christina and Sven Andersen

Brendan Bonner

Julie and richard Chandler

Julie Anderson

maurya and Bob Boyd

meg Chandler

Anonymous (3)

thompson Brock

Janice Chappell

Debbie Arnold

Kim and Brian Brockway

Charlotte latin School Alumni

Jack Arnstein

Susan Brouse

Arts+

Anne and John Brower

michelle and Chris Cicoletti

Hart Asbury

paula and tom Brown

Denton Clark

rhonda and tom Aucamp

Brownlee Jewelers of the

Audrey Cobb

Jeff Barnes

Carolinas, inc.

Association

lisa Colletta

Alison and Bradford Barry

elizabeth and Walter Budney

philip Cope

michael Barry

Donna and manny Cancel

Kim Cousar

Carter Bateman

Jill and Simon Cann

Sandra Cox

maryann and rick Bateman

the Cantalupo Family -

melanie Coyne

Sarah lee and mark Beck

Joanie and Jim, Julia (ClS

michael Danenberg

Beth and Carl Belk

2016) & Connor (ClS 2019)

Judy and Al Dasher

rose mary and Herbert Achey martin Bennett

laura and Scott Carlisle

Brenda Davis

Lisa and Rhyne Davis

Patty and Alex Funderburg

Jennifer Landry

Amy Nielsen

Mary Kay Deering

Kelly and Doug Gardner

Gail and John Laughlin

Northwell DPU

Rob DeFreitas

Carol and Tom Giardi

Caryn Lee

Denny and Brian O’Leary

Lisa Dehon

Timothy Gigliotti

Robert Lendino

Amy and Tom Okel

Jill and John Delaney

Karen Glaser

Jeanne Leonard

Courtney Ott

John Delaney

Hilary and Scott Goldsmith

Ellie and Al Lindemann

Angie and Randy Packer

Brad Dellinger

Michele and Eric Goodwin

Terry Linnert

Tonja and Scott Padgett

Denison University Department

Fletcher and Mary Gregory

Eric Little

DJ Paine

Elizabeth Grozis

Amy and Rob Lovett

Tricia and Joe Parish

Jay Devine

Helene and John Grunstein

Emma Loy

Timothy Patrick

Christina and Michael DiPietro

Rebecca and John

Perry and Bob Lucas

Sarah Pearce

Regan and John Mahoney

George Perrett

of Economics

Blair Donald

Haden-Wimer

Nancy Donaldson

Emma Hallock

Beth Malak

Peggy Peterson

Shannon and Ken Donnelly

Christi Hart Hayden

Judith and Joe Maloy

Laura and Stephen Philipson

Christina Dowdy

Andrew Hay

Sandra and Pierre Martimbeau

Frances and Andy Pinto

Mary Doyle

Sherman Henderson

Christine Marvel

Lillian Pittroff

Peter DuBusc

Ann and Ed Henegar

Robert Mauri

Christine and Frederick Platt

Winn and Chris Elliott

Allison and Michael Hinshaw

Lelah McCarthy

Susan and Bill Porter

Jeb Embree

Bethany Hoff

Page and Pete McEachern

Elizabeth and Tim Portland

Kristine Evans

Meg and Phil Howerton

Roline and Scott McGinnis

Beth and Drew Quartapella

Leila and Thomas Evans

Marilyn and Sam Huffman

Liz McIntosh

Maribeth and Martin Rahe

Jackson Farr

Page and Martin Hull

Jennifer and Arch McIntosh

Jimmy Randle

Amy and David Fergione

Lynda and Hayden Hunley

Jennifer McIntyre

Fran Redic

Debra Ferguson

Robert Hurley

Kerrie and Mike McKeough

Richard Reid

Katherine Ficca Lea and Mike Finegan Mike Finnegan Anthony Fiore Amy Foley Fort Washington Investment Advisors, Inc. Charles Fowler William Fox Debbie Frail Laura Frame

Caroline Ingalls Abram Kaplan Katie and Jim Kaspar Libby and Jim Kelligrew Jill and Mark Kelly Wendy and Jim Kenney Monica Keohane Mary Ann and Verdery Kerr Elizabeth Krushena Jonathan Lahn Patty and Chris Lambert

Kara and John Mellett Greer Mendelow Kristin and Marty Middendorf Calvin Mitchener Sarah Monnin Jennifer and Chase Monroe Deena and Lon Morgan Sarah and Charlie Murphy Kevin Murphy Sharyn Musika Angela Nesbit

Beth and Ernie Reigel Sandra Reilly Cathy and Britt Reynolds Nancy Richardson Jennie and Yair Riemer Liz and Kirk Ritchie Allyson Roberts Carol F. and Martin L. Robinson Sue and Joe Rock Tully Roberta and Steve Ruggieri Shelley Saunders

Leigh Schell Thiele Schroeder Jason Schubert Frank and Shannon Schultz Kathleen and Anthony Sciacca Debbie and Michael Scott Lindsay Shanks Judy and Harry Sharlach Liz and Ed Shea Mary and Eric Sheridan Sarah and Allen Shifflet Amy and Clark Shuler Blair Shwedo Davonne and Sean Smith Dorothy Smith Judith Smith Kristin and Brett Smith Beth Snover Bradford Spring Laura and Bill Stafford Stacey Stolar Mary Ann Storms Megan Storms Trish Straine-MacGregor Lisa Sweet Richard Taddonio Nancy and Eric Targgart Team Carolina 2020 Summer Team Mr. and Mrs. William Grimes Thomas Ellen and Josh Thomas Megan Threlkeld Jane and Trey Tune U.S. Trust Noelle Vandiver Elizabeth Vaughn

Jennifer Vettel Mary Waller Christy and Wesley Walls Tina Waring Ackerman Kelly and Vic Warnement Dawn and Don Whitmore Kathy Wholey Ryan Widener Meg and John Wilkinson, Sally and Molly Betsy and Jim Williams Cindy Wilson Pamela and Joseph Wingard Kurt Witte Marcene and Kingsley Wood Janet and Joseph Zwetolitz

Lisa and Mike Bussard

Sheryl Mayberry

Kaky and Garland Cassada

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