2023- 20 DONOR REPORT
FALL 2024
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE JUNIOR LEAGUE OF WASHINGTON 2024
"Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life." –Melody Beattie
Dear JLW Members, Partners, Supporters and Donors,
Words cannot express the level of gratitude I hold for your generous support For over 112 years, the Junior League of Washington (JLW) has maintained a vibrant presence in the greater Washington, DC area, serving as a transformational volunteer and community resource for women, children and their families Because of your time, talent and treasure, we continue to fulfill and enhance our mission of advancing women ’ s leadership for meaningful community impact through volunteer action, collaboration and training
For the 2024-2025 League year, our call to action is simple: to make our League and community S H I N E We are dedicated to S: Serving the Community, H: Honoring our Mission, I: Expanding our Impact, N: Nurturing the Next Generation and E: Empowering our Members Your support helps us make a direct impact in the community by supporting pathways to opportunity for those in need
Whether you are a new donor, monthly recurring donor, ticket purchaser, an in-kind gift donor, or corporate sponsor, I have two special words: thank you! Thank you for believing in JLW and helping us to S H I N E bright and do good!
I hope you enjoy our Donor Report and see the impact your donation has in our community.
With gratitude,
Charlyn Stanberry President, 2024-2025 Junior League of Washington
2023-2024
LETTER FROM THE CHAIR OF THE FRIENDS OF THE JUNIOR LEAGUE
Dear JLW Members,
I have been a member of the Junior League of Washington (JLW) for over a decade, and have served in leadership roles and varied capacities across different committees, councils, and board positions During this time, I was (and still am) growing as a woman in the Washington D C area, as a friend, and as a professional I can say with confidence that the opportunities the League afforded me set me up for success not only for my roles within JLW, but they also impacted my ability to grow in my career, strengthened my friendships, and furthered my commitment and roots in the Washington, D C area
This is my “why, ” as it’s what motivates me to give to the League I encourage each reader to think about their own “why,” while reflecting on the perspectives shared by Caroline Bruckner, the Chair of the Literacy Events Planning (LEP) Committee, Kris Panico, a Member of both the Esprit and Friends of JLW Committees, and Betsy Bennett, donor and JLW Board Member, who are all featured in this report
Each person I spoke with had a different reason for joining and getting involved I was inspired by each one of them By that, I mean, why we devote our time to the League, why we contribute our funds to the League, and why we hope to cultivate that culture of philanthropy within others in the organization and beyond
Donations of any kind are incredibly important and valued by the League. Whether it’s a one-time donation to a fundraiser, a recurring monthly contribution, or a gift of $5 or $500, each donation is vital to help the League further its mission. Our ultimate goal is to have maximum participation!
This Fall 2024 Donor’s Report is meant to help readers understand the “why” of our donors and also understand the impact that our organization has on our community We know there are hundreds of women like the ones featured on these pages who have their own reasons for giving to the League, and we hope this report encourages everyone to join them
To those that have already donated, thank you You are integral to the success of the League We appreciate you and value the support that you have provided to our organization
Yours in service,
Mandy Asgeirsson Chair, Friends of JLW Committee
DONOR SPOTLIGHT: BETSY BENNETT
Interviewer: Mandy Asgeirsson
Editor: Gabrielle Murphy
Friends of the Junior League Chair, Mandy Asgeirsson, sat down with Junior League of Washington (JLW) Member and current Board Member, Betsy Bennett, to discuss why she donates to JLW each year, in addition to her consistent support of the League through her time and talent over the past seven years
Mandy: Besty, thanks so much for meeting with me today Tell me, what inspires you to remain committed to contributing to JLW not just financially but also with your time and talent?
Betsy: I moved to the DC area in 2015 for work, and when I did, I didn’t know anyone–not even a friend of a friend I decided to join JLW to get my footing and create roots in the area In the years since I joined, the organization has given me so much and has built the community I was searching for when I joined Because of this, I now strive to give back to an organization that has given me so much
Mandy: That makes so much sense. In talking with others, the League serves that same purpose for many women–our shared purpose gives us a sense of community What are some of your JLW experiences that you think contributed to your motivation to give back?
Betsy: Over the years, I have attended so many Development & Trainings (D&Ts), other leadership trainings, and social activities, but one experience that stands out to me is the Get on Board Training This training provides JLW members with the knowledge and networking that can eventually help in their journey to non-profit board membership This incredibly valuable opportunity was provided to me at no additional cost I wouldn’t even know where to look to try and find comparable training on my own
Mandy: That is great! I know when I was involved with the New Member Council, I would constantly talk to prospective new members who were looking for that exact experience The League affords us so many training and service opportunities that would be much more expensive and harder to find if JLW did not facilitate those opportunities You mentioned briefly that you give to the League because of how much it has impacted you as a member and woman What are some of the things that you think about when deciding how much to give and when to donate?
Betsy: When I began to get involved with leadership, I was involved in the Membership Development Council and the Strategic Sustainability Council It was at this point that I was also in a position where I could contribute financially. I learned about how our dues do not cover all of our expenses, and I started giving because I saw the value in the opportunities that we provide to our members For example, I love the Women’s Leadership Breakfast (WLB) If I were to search outside of the League for something comparable, I would probably pay more, and the networking and development opportunities would fall short of what I think JLW’s events can provide I think about the networking activities and benefits that can be gained from events like WLB, along with the social opportunities that are available at little to no cost to the members, and I am motivated to ensure that we can keep providing those opportunities to our members
Mandy: If you had to think about one parting thought to provide our readers, what would that be?
Betsy: I think it’s important to note that I haven’t always been able to contribute financially to the League When I first moved here, I wasn’t able to attend all of our ticketed events or contribute regularly from a financial perspective other than my dues Now that I’ve been here for a while and am at a place in my life where I can do so, I feel I must do so while I can I also am encouraged to know that when my life circumstances change, I can tailor my contributions to fit my life, in the same way that the Junior League has done that for me
Mandy: That is such an important point We don’t expect our members to give every year or give very much, but we encourage them to think about what the League has given them and how they can give back It’s such a great perspective to think about having the League fit and change with your life circumstances I appreciate you chatting with me today, and of course, am so grateful for your contributions of time, talent, and treasure to JLW Thank you for being such an inspiration today – I hope your reflections can inspire others as well!
LITERARY EVENTS PLANNING COMMITTEE SPOTLIGHT: CAROLINE BRUCKNER*
Mandy Asgeirsson, Chair of Friends of the Junior League, met with Caroline Bruckner, the current Chair of the Literacy Events Planning (LEP) committee The LEP committee is tasked with planning and managing the JLW areas of the National Book Festival (NBF) NBF has been run by the Library of Congress for over 20 years and is one of the most prominent literary events in the nation The festival was founded by First Lady Laura Bush and then Librarian of Congress James H Billington in 2001 Since its founding, attendance has skyrocketed from 25,000 attendees in 2001 to more than 200,000 in 2024 LEP is also tasked with running JLW’s Resolution Read initiative, which distributes thousands of new books to children and families who do not readily have access to them, and administering the Youth Poetry contest for DC Public and DC Public Charter school students in grades four through eight. The committee also implements other literacy related events with community partners and local nonprofits The discussion between Mandy and Caroline focused on the NBF, its impact on the community, and its reliance on the JLW
Mandy: Caroline, thanks so much for meeting with me today You’ve been involved with LEP for many years Tell me a little more about your experience with the NBF?
Caroline: The NBF was founded when Laura Bush was First Lady The first year, JLW was not involved As a Junior League member herself, Mrs Bush reached out to JLW in search of an organization that could mobilize a large group of volunteers We have been working with the NBF ever since The JLW is integral in ensuring that the NBF runs smoothly. Without us, the book signing lines would not run the same, along with many other tasks run by JLW volunteers I think it is an amazing event because it is the one day where JLW has a critical mass of women in the League volunteering at the same place It’s our largest signature volunteer event, and its impact on the people who attend each year is well-known by people from all over the country
Mandy: That is so great to hear With such a large League, having an event where women across the organization can volunteer and come together is important to the community we build internally You noted when we first started chatting how important JLW volunteers are to the NBF. Tell me a little bit more about our role, and how our volunteers impact its success
Caroline: As you know, one of our primary roles is leading the book-signing lines This last year, the NBF hired a new literary director With that addition, the NBF had more authors, and had introduced new genres (such as romance), and increased the popularity of the event. Our institutional knowledge and expertise allowed us to successfully run the book lines and provide a great experience for both the fans and authors For example, Rebecca Yarros was present this year As a wildly popular author, she has had to actually shut down her book-signing lines at other book festivals due to crowds Her management team said that the author has “ never been able to sign that fast or that smoothly, so [our process at the NBF] was really quite impressive ” This year, we increased the number of JLW volunteers to a total of 350 - an increase of 130 volunteers from 2023
Mandy: You’ve talked a lot about how JLW plays a key part in the success of the NBF This means that JLW needs to be able to run and operate in order to provide volunteers What would you say to prospective donors and their downstream impact on the NBF?
Caroline: I can’t emphasize enough that the NBF relies on our volunteers to run efficiently As such, donating to JLW and our operations is critical to our ability to execute The NBF is an event where the JLW brand really shines In addition to being featured in our marketing materials, attendees know that the women in the white and black hats are resources This marketing opportunity is so important and wouldn’t exist if we didn’t have donor support within the League
Mandy: Lastly, you ’ ve been in the League for quite some time and served almost exclusively on LEP What would you say motivates you to come back to the League and back to LEP each year?
Caroline: I joined JLW so that I would have opportunities to contribute in meaningful ways in the community Once I found that LEP was a way I could do so, I have been committed to both ever since It’s been a great experience to be able to continue to contribute in different ways as my life has changed. I was a member of the committee for many years while my children were younger and was able to take on this leadership role now, which has been such a rewarding experience
Mandy: Caroline, it was so nice chatting with you and learning about your experience as a member of LEP, a leader of LEP, and an outspoken advocate for the NBF. Thank you for sharing your story and JLW’s impact has had on the NBF and our community
*This interview has been edited for length and clarity
VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT: KRIS PANICO
Friends of the Junior League Chair, Mandy Asgeirsson, chatted with Junior League of Washington Member, Esprit volunteer, and a secondary placement on the Friends of the JLW, to discuss why she volunteers on multiple committees, and why she contributes financially to the league
Mandy: When and why did you join JLW?
Kris: During the pandemic, I took that time to reflect on what I wanted to do with my life once things got back to normal and I was able to return to activities with more people I knew I wanted to be more engaged with the DC community and contribute to helping my neighbors I began googling volunteer opportunities in DC and ran across the JLW Although I had heard of it before, I didn't really know much about it [I learned that] the League was much more than the opportunity to volunteer, and was impressed with the training and development activities So, I registered for an information session and the rest is history JLW continues to exceed my expectations What really stands out to me is there is nowhere else where I have met so many amazing, smart, compassionate women who inspire me
Mandy: Well, we are so glad to have you in the League, and so glad you found us One of the reasons I reached out to you is because you are on Esprit and also a secondary on Friends of JLW? It clearly shows your commitment to the League, and your passion for our donors and members Can you tell me a bit more about your motivation to get involved, and your motivation to join more than one committee?
Kris: I initially joined Esprit because the committee was flexible, and I could serve around my busy work travel schedule As I got involved, I realized that Esprit is the heart of the League I could have gone to a soup kitchen, tutoring program, or shelter to volunteer on my own instead of joining the League, however, what makes JLW special is the bigger impact we have as part of a group, and shared friendship with people who care about their community and want to make a difference I also saw how people were in need of opportunities to have meaningful connections with others Esprit brings people out of their committee silos and strengthens our relationships across the organization It creates social support for JLW women who work so hard volunteering on top of demanding careers and family responsibilities The more experience I have gotten on Esprit, the more critical I know the committee is, and the more I want to create positive, meaningful events for our members to connect As I learned about the League, I knew there was much more potential in fundraising In a prior phase of my life, I was a professional fundraiser in New York City My expertise is in raising large donations from wealthy philanthropists I saw more potential in our individual donor strategy When I asked how I could contribute to our strategy, they referred me to the Friends of the Junior League, so I reached out and took it on as a secondary placement
Mandy: We are so happy you ’ ve found a home within JLW, and that you were able to make time for two committees! You also give back as a donor to JLW What motivates you to donate?
Kris: Our work is invaluable to our members and the community, and I want to advance JLW’s mission Whenever someone tells me they support or advocate for something, I ask them if they support it with their time and money. That represents true commitment to me. Some people are uncomfortable talking about money, or think that there is something wrong with having resources However, I worked in the non-profit sector for years and I continue to work in the social service sector I've seen firsthand that if you want to have impact, you need resources, and that includes funding. And that means you have to give money, and talk about giving Every person has different means and abilities to give, but when I find something that is rare and providing value, I want it to succeed and I do what I can to support it financially
Mandy: I love that notion so much, and it ties in so well with what we do on the Friends of JLW Committee Do you have any thoughts or advice to share with our potential donors to JLW?
Kris: We have only scratched the surface of what JLW can do in DC, for serving those in need in our community, and for building up the women who are members to be leaders in the region It is an organization like no other, needed more than ever, and there is so much more potential in JLW - but that potential needs funding The talent of our members and the resources we have can be leveraged for greater impact We need the women who have benefited from JLW, and who believe in the mission, to invest in the future of the League If that sounds like something you agree with, and you have the means, I challenge you to make a significant multi-year financial commitment to support the League and take us to a new level of impact A multi-year commitment provides the stability needed to free up the intense resources and time spent on fundraising many one-time small donations so that the organization has financial stability and can focus on our mission We need members to help take the organization to a next level I challenge you to join me and give not just of your time, but of your resources as well to the League
Mandy: Kris, thank you so much for your time today, and your continual contributions of time, talent, and treasure to JLW We are so lucky to have you as a member
VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT
DONOR LIST 2023-2024
Coroporate Donations
Adobe
AstraZeneca
Booz Allen Hamilton
Chevron
Exelon
Fannie Mae Matching
Program
Gartner, Inc.
Guidehouse
Jones Lang LaSalle
Microsoft
Mindwealth Limited
Mintz
MyEyeDoctor
Northrop Grumman
Charity Trust Account
Raytheon Technologies
Salesforce
The Dorna Fund
The Wawa Foundation
United Health Group
Wiley Rein LLP
Corporate Sponsors
ABCD & Company
FI Consulting
FTI Consulting
JAMS
Martin's Tavern
National Retail
Federation
Ourisman of Alexandria
Porter Group LLC
Replacements, Ltd
Rx Catering
S-3 Group
SPA Orthodontics
The Adellsen Group
Tuckernuck
Wine Chips, Inc
Corporate In Kind Donations
5 Wits
Autobahn Indoor
Speedway & Events
BarkBox
Beat the Bomb DC
BGB Photography
Blackleaf Vodka
Blue Henry
Branch Basics
California Tortilla
Call Your Mother
Capital Wine School
Captain Cookie
Caskata
Costco (Pentagon City)
DC Crawling
DC Mahj Collective
Del Mar Designs
Displays2go
District Cooper
Photography (Jerry Tsao)
Divi
DJ Welvin
DuHon Photography
Effie's Homemade
Fleming's Steakhouse
Flow Yoga Center
Founding Farmers
Fox Restaurant Concepts
Foxtrot
Georgetown Athletic
Ticket Office
Georgetown Cupcake
Georgetown Events
Go Ape
Gorjana
Gris Gris Cocktail Magic
Hela Medical Spa
Herend
Hosting Table
House of Gleason
JBG Smith
Jenny Paxton Calligraphy
Kendra Scott
KitNipBox
Laksh Sarkar Creations
L'Ambiance Inc
Let's Play Mah Jongg
Little Words Project
LMNT
Lucy Grymes Designs
Lumistella
Lunar Massage
Maggie O'Neill Fine Art
Maribeth's Bakery
Miss Pixie's
Nothing Bundt Cakes
Oriental Trading
Over the Moon
P F Chang's
Paste & Rind Cheese Co
Peachy
Replacements, Ltd
Right Place Studio (formerly Painted Palettes)
Ritz-Carlton (Pentagon City)
Scout Bags
Shadowland
Six Flags America
Snow Fox
Soul Mega
The Big Bad Wolf
The Dandelion Patch
Tracey Salazar Photography
Trousseau
Virginia International
Raceway
Walsh Family Wine
Washington Nationals
Wegman's
Wine Chips, Inc
Yard House
DONOR LIST 2023-2024
Individual Donations
President’s Circle
$2,500+
Courtney and Mike Mesmer
Diane Berinstein
Elizabeth Haddad
Jerry Tsao
Joshua Sizemore
Kimberly Price
Tanya Callaway
Capitol Champion
$1,000-$2,499
Barbara Franklin
Betsy Bennett
Caren Forsten
Carly Mitchell
Catherine P Byrd
Charlyn Stanberry
Elizabeth B. Padgett
Gretchen Ehle
Jenness Steele
Kelly Hunter
Maria Marks
Peter McGanity
Robert D. Shull
Robin J. Griffin
Tiffani C Moore
Gold
$500-$999
Alexis Olive
Amanda Asgeirsson
Amanda Walke
Bridget Hunter
Brooke Horiuchi
Cara Sizemore
Chloe Taylor
Christina Babcock
Ellen Locke
Emily Harris
Jacqueline FrederickMaturo
Janet Beckmann
Jennifer Fitzpatrick
Jessica Taylor White
Katherine Rodriguez
Kayla Connor
Lauren Dudley
Leslie Hales
Madeline Shepherd
Maureen Bennett
Rachel Volkmann
Robert Rafford Jr
Sara E. McGanity
Sara Hatfield
Scott Hartranft
Susan J Snare
William Babcock
Silver $200-$499
Abbey Kang
Amanda Gallen
Amber Stein
Amy Gingrich
Anne Riser
Anne Serewicz
Ariane Katz
Ashley Douglass
Barbara Molino
Brian Harbison
Brittany Sawyer
Brittany SmithShimer
Carol Guthrie
Carolyn Lowry
Carolyn Neitzey
Carolyn Wilson
Carrie V Meadows
Celeste Otsuka
Connie Carter
Craig Shull
Crystal Jezierski
Daniel Berinstein
D'Ann Melnick
Dylan Herrold
Elizabeth Corbett
Elizabeth Duff
Emily Jordan
Geraldine Gassam
Glenda Hales
Hannah Alleman
Hugh Thistlethwaite
Irene Korsak
Jacqueline Bass
James Crum
Jay Krivanek
Jennifer Beyer
Jessica Macauley
Judith Johnson
Juliana Barrett
Kate Merna
Katherine Ostber
Kelly DeLoach
Kim Glasser
Kimberly Tuomey
Kristina Broumand
Kristyn King
Larry Hawkins
Lindsay Wilson
Loretta Herrold
Louisa Watson
Lydia Reyes
Marta Hernandez
Mary Beth Torpey
Mary Margaret Hart
Melissa Wetzel
Molly Sawyer
Pamela Traxel
R Townsend Robinson
Raiko Dai
Randi Williams
Rian Reed
Robert Barker
Robin O'Reilly
Shannon Davis
Timothy Kearns
Tommie Parker
Bronze $1-$199
Abby Daughtridge
Abby Wexler
Adenike Oyesile
Adeyinka Oyesile Ogunlegan
Adilia Lopez
Aditi Vyas
Aida Latorre
Aida Lebbos
Aimee P Soller
Aisha Johnson
Alan Cohen
Alem Tmichael
Alex Myers
Alexandr Ingber
DONOR LIST 2023-2024
Bronze (Continued)
$1-$199
Alexandra Hiser
Alicia Badley
Alicia Grandey
Alicia Javier
Allison McCoy
Amanda Levin
Amanda Wood
Amberli Young
Amelia Nelson
Amie J Wheeler
Analisa LaMair-Orosco
Analisa Stratienko
Ancilla Brady
Andrea Lynch
Andrea Marryshow
Andrea Schwartz
Angeline Schreiber
Ann Scoggins
Ann Wilkie
Anna Carver
Anna Lee Price
Anne L. Sexton
Anne Law
Anne Perrone
Anne Shepherd
Anne Welsh
Annie Ludtke
Ansley Braden
Anthonise Reese
Art Mitchell
Ashley Cohen
Ashley Galloway
Ashley Gaynor
Ashley Hollingsworth
Ashley Pascale
Avis Parker
Bailey Rayford
Barbara McGraw
Barbara Muir
Becca Baumgaertner
Belle Chiu
Bernita Carmichael
Beth Brown
Beth Gross
Bethlehem Demissie
Betsy Bramon
Beverley H Johnson
Bradley Wilson
Brian Bond
Brian McLaughlin
Briana Vermeulen
Brittany Yarborough
Cailyn Rood
Cameron G Normand
Cara Jacobs
Carl Bedell
Carol Chandler
Carol Croxton
Carol L LaBriola
Carol Pippen
Carole Biggio
Caroline A Jarboe
Caroline Abbott
Caroline Boulton
Caroline Filacchione
Carolyn Thomson
Carolyn Walser
Cassandra Johnson
Cassidy Herrold
Catherine B. Saelinger
Catherine Butler
Catherine Clapp
Chane Corp
Charlene P Ballard
Charles Pippen
Charles Ruttenberg
Charlotte Lawson
Chenee Dwarte
Cheron Reed
Chikiya Balthrop
Christina DeSimone
Giordano
Christine Turner
Christopher Tampio
Christopher Thompson
Chrystal Martin
Cinzia Bianchi
Claire Gould
Claire Heffez
Coby Appelbaum
Courtney N. Sutton
Courtney Pippen
Cynthia D Bailey
Cynthia Padera
Damon Smith
Dana Meinecke
Dani Rizzo
Daniel Zwieg
Danielle Freedman
Danielle Gray
Darien Capron
Dawit Tesfamichael
Dean Franks
Deborah Vazirani
Deena Smith
Delna Clark
Desiree Carey
Diamond Brown
Diana Conway
Diana Marousek
Diana Reynolds
Diane Cummins
Diane Kroupa
Diane Miller
Diego Sanchez
Doris Gruntmeir
Dorothy Graves
Dorothy Jackman
Dylan McLaughlin
Ebony Currie
Eileen Burke
Elaina Ateke
Elaine Price
Eleanor Shepard
Eleni Marinos
Elisabeth Somerville
Elise C. Gillette
Elizabeth Ervin
Elizabeth Breeding
Elizabeth Castro
Elizabeth Godsey
Elizabeth Greenlaw
Elizabeth Hannah
Elizabeth Hogan
Elizabeth Killian
Elizabeth Lawson
Elizabeth Mills
Elizabeth Nottingham
Elizabeth Wilson
Ellen Ludtke
Ellen Morrison
Ellen Yamaguchi
Emiliana Vegas
Emily Bowman
Emily Connolly
Emily Droder
Emily Morris
DONOR LIST 2023-2024
Bronze (Continued)
$1-$199
Emily Primeggia
Emily Rouse
Emily Roy
Emma Zaballos
Emorie Broemel
Eric Olson
Erica Boleyn
Erin Cromwell
Erin Wagner
Feyishara Oreagba
Frank LaMorte
Gail and Howard Henner
Gail Yara
Gale B Nemec
Galen Midford
Gayle G. Smith
Gene Maddux
Genevieve Moreland
George Ray
Greg Godsey
Greg Heller
Grey O'Reilly Ostberg
Haley Bull
Haley Starvaggi
Heidi Coppola
Heidi Reed
Helen Anthony
Helen G. Urquhart
Helene G. Kenny
Hilda Macauley
Hillary Long Gilkeson
Holly Hand
Hwee Sien Amanda Liaw
Ilya Parker
Irelene Ricks
Isabel Shocket
Ivan Zarudnyi
Jack Gebbia
Jack Swerling
Jacqueline Hawkins
Jacqueline Malkes
Jaime Fitzpatrick
James Milans
Jane Boynton
Janis Reyes
Jay Sharma
Jean Foxworth
Jeff Ingalls
Jeff Izant
Jenn Pellegrini
Jenna Berinstein
Jennie Kronthal
Jennifer Bell
Jennifer Caterini
Jennifer Choudhry
Jennifer Garvin
Jennifer Huff
Jennifer Lund
Jennifer Richwine
Jennifer Sewell
Jennifer Smith
Jennifer Suzara
Jenny Hodges
Jenny Moniz
Jeremy FitzGerald
Jesse Lipson
Jessica Battaglia
Jessica Clerk
Jessica Dunn
Jessica Mosley
Jessica Reneau
Jessica Sanchez
Jillian McMahon
Joan Rocco
Joanne Antoine
Jodi Franklin
Joe Dawson
Joel Berinstein
John Braun
John Goerlich
John Nicholson
Jonathan Hieftje
Jonyce Smith
Jordana Grodnitzky
Judith Edwards
Julia Corrigan
Julia Fermoile
Julie Beltz
Julie Burns
Justin Russell
Justine Albus
Kaitlin Krell
Kaitlyn Macaulay
Kara Bougher
Kara S Barnes
Karen Kramer
Karmen Carrasquillo
Karon McCollin
Kasey Cardell
Kate DeGategno
Katelyn Schocklin
Katharine Emmons
Katherine Gensler
Katherine Greene
Katherine Gribble
Kathleen Davis
Kathleen Johnson
Kathleen Petreski
Kathryn Zonghetti
Kathy Clary
Kathy Cromwell
Katie Butler
Katie Clifford
Katrina Dunn
Keith Fore
Keith M Trandel-Korenchuk
Kendall Holbrook
Kendra Nitta
Kia Booker
Kim Burnett
Kim McCarthy
Kimberly Kramer
Kirsten Hancock
Krista Anderson
Kristen DeForrest
Kristen Hamilton
Kristin Hall
Kristin Koernig
Kristyl Hawkins
Kyle Carsten
Lara Gold-McGuinness
Laura Blanton
Laura Foy
Laura Khor
Laura Martin
Laura Sherrod
Laura Shull
Lauren Harriman
Lauren Wilk
Leah Webster
Lee Arrowood
LeeAnn Petersen
Leigh Sims
Leland Cheyne
Leona Chan
Leslie Cronkhite
Leslie Fitch
Bronze (Continued)
$1-$199
Leslie Kelly
Lester Wallace
Lila Osman
Liliana Covington-Stout
Lisa Cheyette
Lisa FinK
Litsa Marinos
Lois Smitherman
Lucy Edwards
Lydia Roll
Lynda Heimbach
Lynn Harris-Otsuka
Mabel Matthews
Macline Pierre
Madeline McCarthy
Maggie Millhiser
Maggie Wood
Maha Saad
Mallory Molina
Mallory Row
Manju Sharma
Marcela Aguirre
Mardene Kenner
Margaret Kenny
Margaret van Wassenaer
Maria Estefania
Maria Morck
Marie Hunter
Marisol Garduno
Marjorie Dodson
Mark Reyes
Marsha Carter
Martina Hall
Mary C Hutchinson
Mary Wofford
Matt Trogdon
Matthew Grussing
Matthew Hoffman
Maureen Abel
McLaurine Pinover
Meg Jones
Megan Barbieri
Megan Jaye
Megan Mortimer
Meghan Britt
Meghann Dowd
Melanie Gordon
Melinda Kenney
Melissa Beaumont
Meredith Loretta Davis
Meredith Merna
Merry Gindorf Nicholson
Michael Graham
Michaela Cooke
Michelle McGowan
Michelle Slusher
Michelle Spott
Micki Werner
Miesha Williams
Mike Tegel
Miranda Summers Lowe
Moira Ragan
Molly Fromm
Molly Newland
Molly Winston
Morgan Pinckney Spencer
Morgan Ricci
Mr OReilly
Nadezhda Fufaeva
Nancy Piness
Natalie Haenen
Natalie Hales
Natalie Stevens
Nelda Davis
Nicholas Marinos
Nick Goldstein
Nicole Holland-Thomas
Nikki Hall
Nikki Voulgaropoulos
Olga Polanco
Olivia Singelmann
Olivia Wong
Oluseun Ogunlegan
Omeed Firouzi
Opal Foster
Othello Swanston
Paola Mosquera
Patricia Babiak
Patricia Mayes
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