Foundation Annual Report - 2019

2019 Annual Report Pathways to Success

COLLEGE of COASTAL GEORGIA 2019 Foundation Annual Report Table of Contents Letter from the President and Board Chair.................................................... 4 Foundation Impact.............................................................................................. 6 Foundation Members......................................................................................... 7 Forging New Paths............................................................................................. 11 Staying on Course.............................................................................................. 12 Supporting the Journey to Academic Excellence........................................... 15 On the Path to Revitalization......................................................................... 16 Remembering the Road to Success................................................................. 18 Leaving a Legacy to Follow............................................................................... 19 2019 Contributors............................................................................................ 22 Fiscal Report...................................................................................................... 28

Letter from the President and Board Chair Dear Friends and Supporters, While it is understandable that the unprecedented realities of 2020 consume a good portion of our thoughts, I hope you will appreciate the opportunity to pause and reflect on the positive impact of the College of Coastal Georgia Foundation during 2019. In 2019, the Foundation partnered with the College to promote student success and advance the mission of the College. Through student scholarships, support for faculty development, funding for new academic program equipment, community dialog facilitation, and support for our athletic teams, the Foundation and donors provided impactful and critical support to the College.

As you—trustees, donors, and alumni—invested in the College throughout the year, the Mariner family was nurtured and strengthened. Financial pressures on students were lessened, new opportunities were maximized, and new academic programs and resources enriched the scholarly life of the College. We can look back on 2019 as a year of progress and success.

As you read through this report, join us in celebrating all that was accomplished during 2019. As you read the stories of the many ways in which the Foundation benefited Coastal Georgia students, I hope you will appreciate how your generosity is making a meaningful difference.

This annual report is, by its very nature, a look back. However, we also want to invite you to join us in looking ahead. Despite the considerable challenges of 2020, we are committed to providing our students with the high-quality education they deserve and the support they need to succeed. With your continued support and financial gifts through the Foundation, the College will continue to expand its positive contributions to our students, our community, and our world.

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On behalf of all who benefit from your support, guidance, and investment, we offer our sincerest gratitude. Thank you for being our partner in helping the College of Coastal Georgia advance its mission to make an affordable, high-quality education accessible to all.

Sincerely,

Michelle R. Johnston, Ph.D. President College of Coastal Georgia

J. Greer Brown Chair College of Coastal Georgia Foundation

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TOGETHER WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE CONTRIBUTIONS

$973,327

NUMBER OF DONORS

418

AMOUNT OF STUDENT SUPPORT + SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED

$859,284

ACADEMIC + INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT

$482,034 6

College of Coastal Georgia Foundation Board of Trustees Executive Committee

Ex Officio

J. Greer Brown, Chair Sr. Vice President, Financial Advisor Brown-Rose Wealth Management Group

Michelle R. Johnston, Ph.D. President College of Coastal Georgia

Wayne Johnson, Immediate Past Chair Market President Synovus

Michelle Ham Vice President for Business Affairs College of Coastal Georgia

Bill Stembler, Vice Chair Chairman/CEO Georgia Theatre Company

James Bessette Vice President for Advancement College of Coastal Georgia Executive Director College of Coastal Georgia Foundation

Susan Imhoff, Secretary Real Estate Professional Sotheby’s International Realty Daren Pietsch, Treasurer President Torras Family Companies Art Lucas, At-Large CEO Lucas Properties Hillary Stringfellow, At-Large Shareholder Gilbert, Harrell, Sumerford & Martin, P.C.

The College of Coastal Georgia Foundation was organized more than 40 years ago and serves to develop resources to support the College in providing quality educational opportunities. By investing in student scholarships, academic programs, campus programming, and intercollegiate athletics, the Foundation creates the conditions under which our students can thrive in pursuit of their educational goals.

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College of Coastal Georgia Foundation Board of Trustees 2019-2020 Trustees

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Jeff Barker

Cedric King

Bert Roughton

Brenda Boone-Cove

Stephen V. Kinney

Michael D. Scherneck

J. Greer Brown

Janice Lamattina

Barbara Smith

Markisha Butler

Abra W. Lattany-Reed

Scott K. Steilen

John I. Crews, Jr.

C.H. Leavy, IV

William J. Stembler

Christine G. Franklin

Arthur M. Lucas

Hillary S. Stringfellow

Heard Galis

Deborah Luginbuhl

Catina Tindall

F. Alton Garrett

Meredith Magnus

Lance Toland

William R. Gussman

Howard Mann

Nancy Wainwright

Tres R. Hamilton

Scott McQuade

Thomas Walden

Kay Hampton

Richard W. Moore

David A. Zimmerman

Glenn Hansen

Steve N. Melnyk

Angela L. Heys

Charles J. Moulton

James W. Holler III

Donald G. Myers

Charles T. Hopkins, III

Daren B. Pietsch

Susan Imhoff

John J. Rogers

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Through our funding of these scholarships, we intend not only to show the College as an important institution in this community, but to thank them for partnering with us in this endeavor.

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—Sea Island Property Owners Association President Terry Bridges

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Sea Island Property Owners Assocation member Bob Guido presents a certificate to Rebecca Gillmore, one of the inaugural SIPOA scholarship recipients.

The mission of the Radiologic Science Program at the College of Coastal Georgia is to provide a quality education such that students will become competent, entry-level radiographers.

Students have access to state-of-the art equipment to prepare them for future careers.

Forging New Paths Creating Opportunities Through Scholarships For many students, securing a scholarship can mean the difference between continuing on the path to success or having one’s dreams derailed. Through the generous donations of community members and friend-raising by the College of Coastal Georgia Foundation, Coastal Georgia students receive the additional financial support they need to stay on track toward their degrees and ultimately reach their goals. In 2019, the creation of new scholarships expanded the College’s ability to help meet the tuition shortfalls many students experience. Four of the College’s newest scholarships are highlighted below.

The Ron and Carla Kalil Scholarship Endowment Fund was created to assist motivated students earning an Associate of Science in Radiologic Science. The program helps students develop the knowledge and skills required to become effective members of a healthcare team.

Students learn to respond ethically to the needs of the patient with technical competence and compassion. The scholarship will be awarded annually to two deserving students who have completed the first year of the program, are in good academic standing, and have demonstrated a financial need.

The Sea Island Property Owners Association (SIPOA) Scholarship is awarded to Sea Island employees or family members of employees attending the College of Coastal Georgia. The first recipients were honored with a reception in July. The first SIPOA scholars included Rebecca Gillmore, Monica Linares, Crystal Stoyanoff, Rubi Calix, and Chase Cody.

During the reception, SIPOA President Terry Bridges said, “Through our funding of these scholarships, we intend not only to show the College as an important institution in this community, but to thank them for partnering with us in this endeavor.”

The Ben Turnipseed Family Endowment Scholarship was created to benefit pre-engineering students earning an associate’s degree. Ben Turnipseed is the chairman of Turnipseed Engineers and serves as chairman of the Brunswick-Glynn County Joint Water and Sewer Commission. He has made many contributions to the engineering field throughout his career. The scholarship will help students have a solid academic foundation that will prepare them for an engineering program at another institution and, ultimately, for a career in the field of engineering.

The Ann and C. Neil Glasscock Scholarship highlights the importance of effective communication in all careers. The scholarship assists students majoring in American Studies with a concentration in cultural studies and communication.

Preference is given to students entering their junior year who, in an application essay, can demonstrate the importance of English mastery in identifying facts, comprehending ideas, and ensuring effective communication.

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Staying on Course Coastal Georgia Athletics Remains Focused on the Goal In 2019, the College of Coastal Georgia Department of Athletics completed three major fundraising events to benefit Mariner student-athletes. Funds raised support travel to tournaments as well as lodging and meal expenses uniform purchases; practice and training equipment costs; support for coaches and athletic staff; and awards and recognition for championship teams.

Coastal Georgia exceeded its goal and the funds were in-hand to send the team to the competition. However, due to the unforeseen cancellation of the remainder of the season, the funds have been set aside to be used for another tournament in the 2020-2021 season. Coach Mike Cook hopes the funds will be used to defend their title at the Battle at Primm in 2021.

Coastal Georgia Athletics held its first Mariner Golf outing to benefit both the men’s and women’s golf teams in May. During the outing, the women’s team also celebrated their invitation to participate in the 2019 National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) national tournament. At that time, they ranked 22 in the NAIA. Sophomore Kylee Wheeler placed 49th at the national tournament and was selected as a member of the NAIA All-American third team. The men’s golf team was ranked No. 1 in the NAIA and finished the tournament in second place. Three NAIA All-Americans were named from the men’s team, including Mark David Johnston who was the NAIA’s Individual National Champion, as well as the Jack Nicklaus National Player of the Year. Thanks to the help of donors, the golf teams started 2020 on a hot streak.

The Athletics Department’s third fundraising event of 2019 was the Coach Cox Court Challenge. Coach Gerald F. Cox served the College of Coastal Georgia from 1982-2014 in several roles, including athletic director, physical education instructor, and men’s basketball head coach. In each of his roles, he had a lasting and positive impact on the lives of the hundreds of students and student-athletes he served during his tenure at the College. As a result of his significant impact on the school and community, the College honored Coach Cox by naming him “Men’s Basketball Head Coach Emeritus” upon his retirement in 2014. In 2019, the College again honored Coach Cox by naming the Coffin Gym basketball floor the “Coach Gerald Cox Court.” The court was officially dedicated to Coach Cox in a special ceremony in January 2020. Thanks to the support of Mariner fans and friends of the College, the College will be able to redesign the basketball court to bear the name “Coach Cox Court” and encourage the championship tradition Coach Cox built at the College.

The second fundraising event of 2019 focused on sending the men’s golf team to the Battle at Primm in Nevada to defend their title. The Battle at Primm is one of the most exclusive, competitive collegiate golfing events and is by invitation only.

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“The Department of Athletics owes a great deal of gratitude to the Foundation’s trustees for their support of all these fundraising efforts,” said Athletics Director Dr. William Carlton. “We could not have accomplished everything we did in 2019 without the Foundation’s support. The trustees’ generous donation of time, talents, and treasure made these achievements possible. Our studentathletes and coaches know that they benefit directly from the Foundation’s support. On their behalf, I offer a sincere ‘Thank you.’”

The women’s golf team celebrates their invitation to participate in the 2019 NAIA tournament.

Coach Gerald F. Cox had a lasting and positive impact during his tenure at the College from 1982-2014.

The men’s golf team continues to be a competitive leader in the NAIA.

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We are thankful for Pinova’s support of STEM in the community and their recognition of the potential many students possess for future careers in STEM. —Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Director of the STEM Outreach Program Dr. Courtenay Miller

” The new Active Learning Room is located in the renovated/expanded section of the Clara Wood Gould Memorial Library.

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Pinova Vice President of Operations Molly Matthews (far left) and Director of Procurement Jerry Butler (far right) present a check to College of Coastal Georgia Interim Vice President for Advancement Scott Williamson (center) to fund the STEM Outreach Program.

Students are able to collaborate, interact, and learn in new ways with the features of the Active Learning Room.

Supporting the Journey to Academic Excellence Corporate Sponsorships Encourage New Learning Experiences Pinova

Georgia Power Foundation

Pinova takes great pride in its strong relationship with the local community and makes efforts to uphold this relationship through active support of programs that improve the quality of life for residents— especially those that enrich education and the environment. Because of this, Pinova is dedicated to helping students explore interests in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math). Pinova presented the College of Coastal Georgia with a check for $5,000 to fund the current STEM Outreach Program at the College. The outreach program provides STEM experiences for elementary, middle, and high school students.

The program hosts two main events each year—Expanding Your Horizons and the Math and Sciences Expo. Coastal Georgia students also get involved with the events by facilitating team building exercises, assisting professors with activities, and volunteering in various capacities.

This gives college students an opportunity to give back to the local community. Pinova’s donation allows activities to remain available for area students, and encourages students to broaden their understanding of future careers and improve their STEM skills.

The Georgia Power STEM Impact Program continues to be a successful partnership between the College and the Georgia Power Foundation. The Georgia Power Foundation has been improving and strengthening educational initiatives to help students have a brighter future across the state. Thanks to the support from Georgia Power Foundation, the College was able to acquire crucial technology for the Active Learning Room in the renovated/expanded section of the Clara Wood Gould Memorial Library. The purpose of this room is to provide an alternative to the traditional classroom space. Students, faculty, and staff now have access to large Ricoh Interactive Whiteboard Displays that offer the flexibility to work as separate groups engaged in active learning activities, or as a unifying system to deliver the same content across the room. The features of the learning space encourage innovative and engaging, hands-on collaboration.

Dr. Courtenay Miller, assistant professor of mathematics and director of the STEM Outreach Program, said she is grateful for Pinova’s continued sponsorship of the program.

“We are thankful for Pinova’s support of STEM in the community and their recognition of the potential many students possess for future careers in STEM,” Miller said.

Assistant Vice President of Academic Student Engagement and Associate Professor of Mathematics Dr. German Vargas is very thankful for the generosity of Georgia Power, and said that equipment acquired in previous years through the Georgia Power STEM Impact Program “continues to make a difference in the delivery of specialized content for our students and students in the community through STEM outreach events.”

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On the Path to Revitalization Distinguished Speaker Series Generates Momentum for the Revitalization of Brunswick How to revitalize and improve Brunswick and the Golden Isles community was the main focus of the 2019 Distinguished Speaker Series. The series kicked off with guest speaker Ryan Gravel, the visionary behind the Atlanta Beltline. Gravel shared with an auditorium packed with community members how the Beltline came to be, and how one idea can have the power to transform a community—including a community like Brunswick.

The second event of the series featured revitalization specialist Martin O’Hara, who worked for more than 20 years in the United Kingdom helping to restore, renovate, and reuse dilapidated facilities and revitalize port cities. O’Hara presented to hundreds of event attendees about his work in Ipswich, UK—a port city not dissimilar to Brunswick. The revitalization of Ipswich over the past 20 years bears many resemblances to what could happen in Brunswick, said O’Hara. He emphasized that compromise and collaboration between local institutions, community members, and businesses are crucial elements of a successful revitalization effort.

director of Safe Harbor’s Street Beat; Tres Hamilton, CEO of Coastal Georgia Area Community Action Authority; Matthew Hill, executive director of the Downtown Development Authority; Michael Kaufman, managing member of Kaufman Development Group; Josh Rogers, president and CEO of NewTown Macon; and Maggie Wilkes, owner of Maggie Mae’s restaurant.

Each event was moderated by Bert Roughton, former managing editor of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and a current member of the Foundation. Roughton helped steer the discussions by sharing questions from the audience that addressed concerns and expressed ideas for growth.

The series allowed the College to foster important, relevant conversations about the future of the community.

The final event of the 2019 series was a panel discussion featuring local leaders and an expert on reviving downtown districts.

Panelists zeroed in on what is currently happening in downtown Brunswick and shared their views of the city’s biggest challenges and opportunities. Participating panelists were Jeff Clark, outreach

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Panelists discuss the City of Brunswick’s biggest challenges and opportunities for revitalization.

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We are in the beginnings of a really radical transformation in the way that we build the cities around us, in the way that we live our lives.

–Ryan Gravel

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Ryan Gravel, visionary behind the Atlanta Beltline, shares how one idea can change an entire community.

Bert Roughton, former managing editor of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and current Foundation member (left), speaks with revitalization specialist Martin O’Hara (right) about collaboration within the community.

Tres Hamilton, CEO of Coastal Georgia Area Community Action Authority and current Foundation member, shares her views during the panel discussion.

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Remembering the Road to Success Alumni Gathering Dr. Michelle Johnston was installed as the sixth present of the College of Coastal Georgia in October 2019. The occasion was marked with a week of celebrations leading up to the investiture ceremony. The Advancement team recognized that the exceptional event in the life of the College provided a great opportunity to host an alumni event in support of a new chapter in the College’s history.

On October 11, the Alumni Gathering was held on the rooftop terrace of the Campus Center in Brunswick. Alumni from every generation of the College—Brunswick Junior College, Brunswick College, Coastal Georgia Community College, and the College of Coastal Georgia—enjoyed an evening of catching up with old friends, enjoying the company of other alumni, meeting the president, and learning about what’s new at the College.

President Michelle Johnston and alum Margy Jones Wagner pose for a photo together at the Alumni Gathering.

The gathering was designed to reconnect alumni with their alma mater, and cultivate a sense of community and Mariner pride among alumni.

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Alumni from every generation of the College enjoy an evening together on the rooftop of the Campus Center.

Leaving a Legacy to Follow In Memoriam The life and legacy of Dr. Irwin Berman will continue to live on through his many philanthropic efforts and contributions to medicine.

Berman enjoyed a long, successful career as a medical doctor, clinical professor of surgery, author of more than 100 peer-reviewed articles in surgical journals, and inventor of several diagnostic tests and medical devices still in use today. He was also an artist, avid collector of modern art, and supporter of education.

In 2013, Berman established the Berman Family Partnership Endowed Scholarship in American Studies as a partnership between the American Studies program at the College of Coastal Georgia and the Thomas Jefferson Foundation in Virginia. The scholarship provides a student majoring in American Studies with a paid internship at Monticello, Thomas Jefferson’s plantation near Charlottesville.

Scholarship recipients do an in-depth study about antebellum America, including land management, architecture, and archaeology. This opportunity allows a student to not only gain more knowledge but also have a new experience in understanding American history and its implications.

Dr. Irwin Berman

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2019 Contributors Visionaries $100,000+

Patrons $5,000+

Jeff and Cathy Barker

William and Susan Gussman

J. Greer and Laura Brown

Phyllis Broadwell

Ron and Carla Kalil

William and Laura Carlton

The Brunswick News

Estate of Lee Scheinman

Gustavo and Barbara Hernandez

Patricia Buchser and Craig Gentzle

Jack and Brenda Kilgore

Paul Buckley

Pinova, Inc.

David and Teresa Burch

Sea Island Gardening Group

Coastal CPAs LLC

SunTrust Foundation

Coca-Cola Bottling Company

Benefactors $50,000+ Southeast Georgia Health System Tanglewood Holdings, LLC University System of Georgia Foundation

Leaders $10,000+

Sustainers $2,500+ Stephen Bodolay Zachary Brown

The Anschutz Foundation

The Georgia Natural Resources Foundation

Irwin Berman

Michelle Johnston and Gene Pierce

Compton Family Trust

Matthew and Sybil Kuchar

Georgia Power Foundation, Inc.

Deb and Dan Luginbuhl

Georgia Power Matching Gift Program

Lynx Educational Foundation

Neil and Ann Glasscock

William Mounts

Gail King

Patricia and Howard Rugaber

Davis Love III Foundation, Inc.

William and Anne Stembler

Arthur and Lindee Lucas

Scott Williamson

John and Marguerite Crews Frederick and Barbara DeRatto Majid Ejlali Ensley Properties and Excavating, LLC Johnny and Michelle Evans First Coast Benefits Solutions, Inc. Follett Higher Education Group Christine and Robert Franklin J. Robert and Carol Gaither Heard Galis GFWC Brunswick Woman’s Club Gilbert, Harrell, Sumerford and Martin, P.C. Andy Gumberg Kay and Brent Hampton

Luray S. and Newell B. Ward

Barbara Hannaford

Torras Family Foundation, Inc.

Supporters $1,000+

George and Cheral Turnipseed

Margaret Amstutz

Donald Heins

The Estate of Wayne Wilson

Arthur and Lindee Lucas Family Foundation, Inc.

Valerie Hepburn and David Hayes

Penny Szwast

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BPOE Elks Lodge No. 691

Glenn and Denise Hansen

Angela and Scott Heys

Southern Woods Plantation

F. Alton and Susan Garrett

Michael and Dana Hodges

Scott and Marybeth Steilen

Carlton and Catherine Gilchrist

James Holler

Hillary and Bud Stringfellow

Glynn Academy Class of 1967

Stephen and Tara Kinney

Rees and Brooke Sumerford

Glynn County DFCS

Claus-Peter and Ingrid Kolln

John and Frances Teel

Tres and Joseph Hamilton

Janice Lamattina

The Guardian Life Insurance Company

Abra Lattany-Reed

C.H. Leavy, IV

of America

Gayle McAlister

Ben Lee

Michael and Lori Tigani

Military Officer’s Association of America -

Lisa Lesseig

Catina and Wayne Tindall

- Kings Bay Chapter

James Lynch and Claire Hughes

Lance Toland

Gerald Moody

Robert and Annie Lynch

Jason Umfress

Patrick and Dana Parker

Magnolia Grove Medical Spa

Thomas and Christine Walden

Parker’s Village

Howard and Kay Mann

William Webb

G. J. and Jane Prendergast

Samuel Marcus

David and Susan Zimmerman

John and Mimi Rogers

Margaret Ann Jones Lifetime Trust

Partners $500+

Robert and Kathleen McCullough Steven and Deborah Melnyk Morgan Stanley Charles and Laura Moulton Reg and Diana Murphy Don and Susan Myers Jim Parker Daren and Angela Pietsch

Marsha Rooks Southern Door & Plywood, Inc. Dan Speight

Susan Ashburn

Ricky Weaver

Ashley Barnes

Mildred Wilcox

James Bessette

David Wilkins

James and Mary Bishop Terry and Regina Bridges

Mates $250+

Meyer Bluestein Robert and Susan Burruss

Patricia Anderson

Pilot Club of Brunswick

Markisha and Maurice Butler

Ralph and Barbara Brush

Arthur Pittman

Glenn and Leslie Carson

Kimberly Burgess

Sally and Charles Revoile

Dialo and Cherise Cartwright

Chick-Fil-A

Carl Rooks

Thomas and Nancy Chewning

Coastal Chiropractic Clinic

Ed and Toni Saboe

Michael and Lori Cook

Jeriann Edwards

Michael and Kathleen Scherneck

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

Georgia Theatre Company

Sea Island Foundation, Inc.

Diamond Glass Company, Inc.

Hampton Inn

Skipper’s Fish Camp

John and Rebecca Flood

Duane and Carol Harris

Barbara Smith

Fourteen Black Men of Glynn, Inc.

Terral Harris

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Rebecca Chubb

Jones Hooks

Friends Up to $249

Wayne Hostetter

Sandra Adams

Amy Clines

Jekyll Island Authority

Stephanie Adams

Coastal Islands Corvette Rentals

Jekyll Island Club Hotel

AIG Retirement

Coastal Kitchen

Eugene and Charlsie Keferl

Delores Alford

Tanya Cofer and Isidor Ruderfer

LFC Interior Designs, LLC

Holly Alling

Stephanie Conner

Joseph and Alessandra Lodmell

Anne Ambrose

LaVerne Cooper

John and Nancy Ludwig

Blake Anderson

John Cornell

Laura Lynch

Anthem

Brandi Cox-Bratek

Martha Martin

Charlie and John Atkinson

Tracy Cres

Don and Jayne Mathews

Cynthia and J. Alexander Atwood

William and Velma Crosby

Lee McKinley

Syvillia Averett

Abbie Davies

Charles and Georgiana Morrison

Linell and Marcyline Bailey

Eddy Davis

Harrison and Elizabeth Piazza

Barbara Bell

Victor and Lorraine de Sola

James Pope

Kristine Bennett

Denney Family

Jack and Anna Powell

James Benton

Doug Devlin

Courtney Prince

Catherine Blake

Garnette Dickerson

Maria and Francis Raborn

Carla Bluhm and John Robertson

Jon Disher

Scanlon ADR Services

Janis Boland

Janice Downie

Carl and Mary Schellhorn

Brenda Boone-Cove

Josh Dukes

Rebecca Sharpe

Amy Bowles

Ian and Debbie Easton

Ben and Carol Slade

Virginia Boyd

Pamela Ellis

Ralph Staffins

Emily Boyle

Kathye and F. M. Fairman

George and Ann Steadman

Susan and Paul Bratten

Rebecca Farrow

Synovus

Brogen’s Inc.

Kevin Fisher

The Westin Jekyll Island

Amy Brown

Barbara Ford

German Vargas and Diana Leal

William and Ruth Brucker

Thomas Fuller

Andrea Wallace

Brunswick-Golden Isles Chamber of Commerce

James Fullerton

Lydia Watkins

Freida Buckley

Bill Garlen

Herron and Cary Weems

Michael Butcher and Heather Farley

Jacob Geiger

Aaron Wells

Jason Campbell

Dawana and Richard Gibbs

Valeska Carter

Eleanor Goodson

Chambers Family

Suzanne and Thomas Gross

Carter Holbrook

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Jewel Clark

Charles and Sandie Grueser

Thomas and Anne Kitchin

Lorraine and Nathan Moyer

Robert Guyton

Carolyn Knapp

Thomas and Joan Neely

Michelle Ham

Candace Kobbe

Richard and Sabrina Nixon

Karen Hambright

Tula Lacy

Kent Noltes

Dale and Sandra Hamilton

Mims and J. Reese Lanier

Alan Ours

Paul Hammond

Gregory and Glonda Lattany

Erin Owen

James and Jackie Hannaford

Bev and Jerry Latvala

E. and Sharon Padgett

Ronald Harding

Linda and Robert Lawlor

Delinda Pattie

Roger Harrison

Jeffery LeMieux

Paypal Charitable Giving Fund

Cornell Harvey

Lesley Leonard

Donald Peacock

Jennifer Hatchel

Cristen Leverett

Ron and Beverly Penkava

Foster Hayes

Lisa and Brooks Lively

Kristen and Jack Perrett

Stella and Bill Heath

Kendra Lloyd

Philadelphia The Overcomers Church

Cammie Heinhold

Gladys Lyde

of Deliverance

Heritage Oaks Golf Club

Jacqueline Lyons

Pizza Inn

Joseph Hilsman

Dominique Mack

Annie Polite

Charles and Mary Hoffman

Kimberly Mannahan

Joseph and Lisa Pool

Debra Holmes

Harry Marshall

Sydney Pool

Peter Holson

Mauldin & Jenkins

Jeffrey and Andrea Preston

James Holt

Lewis May and Arlene May

Ada Ramirez-Joaquin

Hopkins Family Dentistry, LLC

Dennie and Frances McCrary

Nicole Ransom

Gwendolyn Hughes

Mary McGinnis

Charles and Kay Reeves

Susan Imhoff

McIntosh County NAACP

Donald and Emily Revels

International Auto Logistics, LLC

Betty McKenzie

Rich Products Corporation

Island Jerk

Carl and Charlene McManamy

Nicole Richards

Mary and Jay Jenkins

Lisa McNeal

Laura Riley

John Johnson

Scott and Anna McQuade

Sterling and Betty Roberds

Michele Johnson

John and Susan McSherry

Roberta’s

Judith Johnston

Filip Meijer

Rojo Assoc, LLC

Ashley Jones

Darren Metress

Bert and Melinda Roughton

Michael Kane

Deborah Miles

Carol and Stephen Sabo

Lynda Kennedy

Courtenay Miller

Sue Saccardi

Cedric King

Richard and Mitzi Moore

Linda Sackett

Tiffany King

Patricia Morris

Jan Sala

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Kevin and Mary Anne Salaway

Uberzoot

Sanctuary Golf Club

Cheryl Van Dyke

Maryanne Sandberg

Charles Waggoner

Roscoe Scarborough

James and Virginia Walker

Nicolette and Len Schmauch

Brian Weese

Andrew Schmidt

Sherie and William Welch

Charles and S. Schmitz

Marcia and Michael Wendel

Jennifer Schoof

Brandi Whitfield

Paul and Barbara Schwarz

Gregory Williams

Sharon Sellers-Clark

Christy Lynn Wilson

Tanya Sergey

Shirley Wilson

Antiqua Shields

Latasha and Navin Woods

Susan Shipman and Mark Jicha

Donald and Josephine Wright

Shoot For The Stars Basketball Camp, LLC

Pearlie and Edison Yarborough

Bryan Sipe James Smartt Smith & Associates Office Products, Inc. Alan Smith Jason Smithson LouAnn Spettel Patrizia Stahle Richard and Barbara Stephens Victoria Stewart Steven and Charlene Strickland Gary Strysick Erma Summers Tetiana Takhistova Debra Thomas Kenneth and Katharine Thompson Pamela Tillman Tipsy McSway’s Connie Toler R. Michael Torras Richard Townsend

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Gifts Given to Honor Others John and Frances Teel In memory of Bill Allen Paul Hammond In honor of William O. Brewer Michael and Marcia Wendel In honor of Glenn T. Carson John and Frances Teel In memory of Hal Hackendale Barbara Bell James and Jackie Hannaford E. and Padgett Ricky Weaver Samuel Marcus Barbara Hannaford Lewis and Arlene May In memory of James M. Hannaford

John and Frances Teel In memory of Ruth Laws John and Frances Teel In memory of Daphne Parmelee John and Frances Teel In memory of Callie Peeples Paul Hammond In honor of Nancy F. River Janis Boland In honor of Jan Sala Roger Harrison In honor of Jimmy Umfress John and Frances Teel In memory of Ann Whitehead

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2019 Fiscal Report 2019 SUMMARY BALANCE DECEMBER 31, 2018 (Audited)

8%

$16,370,174

Cash Contributions and Other Operating Revenue

$1,125,631*

Includes fulfillment of prior year pledge obligations

Net Increase/(Decrease) in Pledges

($90,399)

Earnings/(Losses)

$2,116,680

59%

33%

PROGRAM DISBURSEMENTS Academic and Institutional Support

$482,034

Student Support and Scholarships

$859,284

Foundation Operations

$115,495

Total BALANCE DECEMBER 31, 2019 (Audited)

$1,456,813 $18,065,273

BREAKDOWN OF FUND BALANCE Unrestricted

$4,099,246

Donor Restricted – Purpose

$6,531,237

Donor Restricted – Perpetual

$7,434,790

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$18,065,273

PROGRAM DISBURSEMENTS 33% Academic and Institutional Support 59% Student Support and Scholarships 8% Foundation Operations

36%

41%

23% BREAKDOWN OF FUND BALANCE 23% Unrestricted 36% Donor Restricted-Purpose 41% Donor Restricted-Perpetual Unrestricted: Funds for program expenses having no restrictions.

Donor Restricted-Purpose: Funds for program expenses restricted to a specific purpose and met by the passage of time or other events specified by donor.

Donor Restricted-Perpetual: Funds to be held in perpetuity to generate earnings for program expenses.

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