2024-25 Annual Report

2024-25

ANNUAL REPORT

THE JOY OF GIVING

G N I R U T R NU

AMAZING

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SUPPOR TIVE

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AMA ZING

SUP POR TIVE

TABLE OF

CONTENTS

3 Mission Statement Portrait of a Titan Accreditations & Memberships 4 Episcopal School Identity 5 School Leadership & Board of Trustees 6 Letter from Tim Tinnesz, Head of School 7 Annual Fund Leadership Council 8 Financial Overview 9 Friends of St. Timothy’s 10 Day of Giving 11-14 Impact Makers 15-23 Gifts at Work 24-33 Honor Roll of Donors 34 2025-2026 Annual Fund

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St. Timothy’s Episcopal School is a MISSION nurturing community of academic STATEMENT excellence that instills the knowledge, skills, and values for a life of purpose.

PORTRAIT OF A TITAN

St. Timothy’s students are committed to academic excellence and strive to...

Solve problems with diligence and creativity.

Embrace faith and reason in the pursuit of truth and meaning.

Lead healthy lives with joy and gratitude.

Treat all people with dignity, respect, and compassion.

Love and serve God and one another.

ACCREDITATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS

WE ARE A CHRISTIAN SCHOOL THAT WELCOMES CHILDREN OF ALL FAITHS AND NO FAITH TRADITION. We worship and pray together in the Episcopal tradition, and our middle school Religious Studies classes examine Christianity and other major world religions from an academic perspective. While all students will learn about the teachings of Jesus and the core beliefs of Christianity, we respect each family’s personal choices on matters of faith.

WE EMBRACE FAITH AND REASON IN THE PURSUIT OF TRUTH AND MEANING. We encourage students to begin exploring lifelong questions of existence, purpose, and meaning, hopeful that they will see how faith and reason might complement each other in this pursuit. This requires that we provide them with the strongest academic and intellectual foundations—in science, math, literature, history, languages, and the arts.

OUR EPISCOPAL SCHOOL IDENTITY We are an intentionally inclusive community that seeks to model God’s love and grace.

We offer all students the strongest academic, intellectual, and spiritual foundations to guide them throughout their lives.

WE TEACH THAT LOVING AND SERVING OTHERS IS AN ESSENTIAL PART OF OUR CALLING. Based on a belief that every person is uniquely created in the image of a loving God, we teach our students that they are called to treat all people with dignity, respect, and compassion. Our core belief in action-oriented love drives our extensive community service and servant leadership efforts, as well as our commitment to community and belonging within our own school community.

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LEADERSHIP TIMOTHY L. TINNESZ HEAD OF SCHOOL

TIMOTHY COLEMAN

ASSOCIATE HEAD OF SCHOOL | HEAD OF MIDDLE SCHOOL

LINDSAY BEHRENS

JULIE SWAIN

DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS & ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT

BRENDA BEAMON DIRECTOR OF FINANCE

HEAD OF LOWER SCHOOL

MARIAN GODWIN

DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT

BOARD OF TRUSTEES F. JOSEPH DIAB ‘78 CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

ROBERT ANGE NDIDI AZIKIWE ELIZABETH BUNN ROBERT BROWN JIM CAIN STEVE DIXON NICK LOMBARDI CHARLES B. NEELY MARIA PLENTL ‘84 CHARLOTTE RUSSELL AARON SPENCER REV. ALLEN WALLER WEBSTER WEST SUZANNE WILKISON

GRAY VISCO

DIRECTOR OF FINANCE

Dear St. Timothy’s School Community, “Happiness depends on what happens; joy does not.” – Oswald Chambers

JOY

Happiness can be fleeting. Joy, on the other hand, can and should endure, no matter what. It’s impossible to always be happy, but we can always be joyful. Indeed, those of us who are Christians believe that the truest joy is a “fruit of the Spirit”—a blessing we can experience in any circumstance when we earnestly seek to follow God and God’s will.

At St. Timothy’s School, we love it when our students are happy and smiling, and we strive to offer them the kinds of experiences and a community where smiles are plentiful. Even more importantly, though, we seek for them to be joyful. Our Portrait of a Titan reflects this hope… that our students will strive to “lead healthy lives with joy and gratitude.”

Joy is a result of intentionality and choice—just like gratitude… and generosity, too. And I am deeply grateful for the intentionality and choices of many of our STS parents, grandparents, alumni, and friends who have generously supported St. Timothy’s School this past year. This year’s Annual Report again celebrates the overwhelming, impactful, transformative, and joyful generosity of our St. Timothy’s community.

We started last year with an ambitious wish list—like imagining new outdoor spaces we might use for class meetings or community gatherings, a new early childhood play space outside of Marcia Hall, and a greenhouse where we could offer new hands-on science opportunities. We also hoped to maintain and build upon recent initiatives—further investing in campus security, continuing to support our Teaching Fellows program, and seeking ways to enhance our weekly whole-school “Greet the Week” assembly. Teachers sought to go to major national conferences and asked for new classroom technology. I hoped to offer a special Christmas bonus for every employee.

We were able to do all of these things—and much more!—thanks entirely to our community’s support.

With joyful generosity, you supported our school. With joyful gratitude, we celebrate the impact it has created for our students and teachers—with a lot of happy smiles along the way, too!

It’s a great day to be a Titan!

Tim Tinnesz Head of School ANNUAL REPORT

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ANNUAL FUND 2024-25

LEADERSHIP COUNCIL Pre-K:

K:

Lauren Freiberg, Marissa Milewski

Lauren Bell, Caroline Birckhead, Charlotte Russell, Bobbie Jean Wainwright

1st:

Katy Downer, Carly Enarson, Kelly Heberer

2nd:

Robert Ange, Paige Doran, Caroline Ives

3rd:

Jennifer Allen, Sarah Murphy, Natalie Norris, Christy Revels

4th:

Thomas & Tiffany Barrier, Phillip & Laura Simson, Andrew & Ashley Techet

5th:

Blair Kennedy, Sara McTyeire, Christina Valkanoff

6th:

Alexis Cooke, Tripp Lumpkin ‘94, Crystal Mace

7th:

Sheryl Alford, Emily Goatcher, Francesca Panagos

8th:

Meredith Berard, Tyler Cunningham, Shannon Helm, Andrea Linhart

FINANCIAL OVERVIEW 2024-25 73%

$2,500

Salary & Benefits

Tuition

and 92% Fees

Capital Campaign

$650,728

12%

Annual Fund

Curriculum & Programs

8%

1%

Other

Professional Development

2%

4%

Operations

Annual Fund | Gifts

Operating Income

8%

Debt Service

Utilities and Maintenance

Operating Expenses

ANNUAL FUND 2024-25

667 TOTAL DONORS

100% 7.9% TRUSTEE, FACULTY & STAFF GIVING

GIVING INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR

$26K+ $222K+ 108 DAY OF GIVING TOTAL

67%

$138K+ 15

PARENT PARTICIPATION

565 students and 102 faculty & staff impacted by your support

DONORS GAVE AGAIN ON DAY OF GIVING

EMPLOYER MATCHING GIFTS

GRANDPARENT GIVING

$650K+

CORPORATE PARTNERS

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Our school’s parent volunteer organization coordinates, plans and executes both fundraising efforts and schoolwide community events throughout the year.

monies raised Balloon Day | $3,547 Cupcake Days | $3,563 Fall Festival | $2,808 Freddie’s Christmas Store | $17,595 Pizza Day | $29,610 Spirit Nights/Programs | $4,270 Spring Event | $1,544 T-shirt Sales | $3,931 Used Uniform Sale | $16,122

monies distributed Back-to-School BBQ | $15,581 Teacher Enrichment & Classroom Allowances | $13,413 Professional Development | $9,000 Faculty Appreciation | $6,622 Friends in Need | $844 Annual Fund | $10,000 Margaret Evans Scholarship Fund | $1,000 St. Timothee’s School Haiti | $1,000 St. Timothy’s Church | $1,000 8th Grade End of Year Gift | $1,000 STS Office Supply Donation | $1,000

Thank you for participating and supporting

executive board - 2024-25 PRESIDENT | Brooke Allen VICE PRESIDENT | Beth Anne Ballance SECRETARY | Dorothy Crowder ASSISTANT SECRETARY | Louise Warenda TREASURER | Natalie Norris ASSISTANT TREASURER | Alison Humphrey

committees supported by friends & chairs - 2024-25 BACK-TO-SCHOOL BBQ Friends Board BALLOON DAY Lauren Bell Jessica Heath Natalie Mayur Kristin Messick BOOK FAIR Caroline Birckhead Jennifer Lumpkin Erin Rusinek CUPCAKE DAYS Rachel Brown Meredith Ellis Erika Martin Ashley Ward FALL FESTIVAL Kristen Ange Lisa Bullock Brittany Shumaker Christy Team FREDDIE'S CHRISTMAS STORE Dolores Huang Pamela Salamanca Adrianne Shack Bobbie Jean Wainwright

FRIENDS IN NEED Ragan Daigle Kathy Titus-Becker Charlotte Russell PIZZA LUNCH Ashley Bennett Elizabeth Sawyer Polly Speas Katherine Tejano ROOM PARENTS Beth Anne Ballance SPRING EVENT Heath Hiliker T-SHIRT SALES Dow Crowder Katy Downer TEACHER APPRECIATION Dorothy Crowder Louise Warenda TITAN BUCKS Meagan Burnsed Lauren Greenway USED UNIFORM SALES Meagan Burnsed Marissa Milewski Heather Saitta

friends of sts in the 2024-25 school year!

DAY OF GIVING

WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DAY MAKES

ST. ST. TIMOTHY’S TIMOTHY’S SCHOOL SCHOOL TITAN TEACHER day of giving 03.12.25 HEROES

03.12.25

$222,708 Total Raised

34%

Overall from 2024

108 Give Again Gifts

344 Total Donors

$13,175

68

Alumni Giving

First Time Donors

$41,844

Grandparent Giving

366 Total Gifts

1

2

3

2nd

Pre-K/K

4th

Grade Level Participation

28 = $22,000 Matching GIfts

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IMPACT MAKERS ALUMNI PARENTS

Moving from Florida to North Carolina, we searched for a school for our two boys, and our hearts led us to St. Timothy’s. We found a school with high academics, arts and music, athletic opportunities and personal attention. Attention not only to our sons but to us as parents joining a community. We continue to support St. Timothy’s so that other families may continue to be blessed with the experience, support and excellence that St. Timothy’s provides.

BRIAN & KRISTIN HOLDER

This family photo was taken in Nagoya, Japan, during Liam’s, STS Class of 2020, NC State study abroad summer session where he focused on supply chain management at Nagoya University in partnership with Toyota.

Brother Collin, STS Class of 2015, is also in the photo.

IMPACT MAKERS

St. Timothy's has truly become a special community for our family, and we are honored to support the St. Timothy's Annual Fund. As parents and a member of the Friends Executive Board, we have had the privilege of collaborating with fellow volunteers and the school's exceptional staff. We believe that what sets St. Timothy's apart is its commitment to creating a safe, joyful, and welcoming environment for every student.

From the front office to the classrooms, the warm and caring spirit can be felt in every corner of the school. Our children have thrived in this nurturing community—they are truly known, and we feel confident that the school genuinely cares about their well-being and success. Helping St. Timothy’s continue to be a safe and welcoming place for all students is deeply important to our family, and we are grateful for the opportunity to support the Annual Fund’s mission.

SCOT & ALISON HUMPHREY

PARENTS & FRIENDS EXECUTIVE BOARD

The Humphrey family (Ward ‘27 and Mary Lane ‘29), during spring break in Sedona, Arizona.

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IMPACT MAKERS

GRANDPARENTS & GIVING CIRCLE MEMBERS As grandparents who believe that education is a core component of positioning our grandchildren and, more broadly speaking, all children for the future, we are so happy that Audrey and James, and soon Owen, are part of the St. Timothy’s family. From our very first visit to St. Timothy’s, while helping our children evaluate schools as they were moving into the area, we’ve been impressed with the comprehensive approach of academics, community, service, the arts, athletics, and a basis of faith to solidify it all.

We are also very pleased with how St. Timothy’s approaches the importance of parental engagement and even grandparent engagement with Grandparents’ Day and other opportunities aimed at reinforcing the importance of family participation in the development of the children. Every teacher we’ve met demonstrates a passion for helping children learn and develop. It is a delight to interact with them. As we look at our opportunities to give back, we could not be happier as proud contributors to St. Timothy’s on behalf of our grandchildren and every child they help position for success and contribution in their future. Go, Titans!

Mike and Sheri with grandchildren, Audrey ‘32, James ‘35, and Owen (future Titan).

MIKE & SHERI LEHMANN

IMPACT MAKERS CORPORATE PARTNERS

JAMES & ELIZABETH CREGGER James and Elizabeth with daughter, Laura ‘31.

As Raleigh natives, we’ve always known about St. Timothy’s School. When it came time to think about kindergarten for our daughter, we decided to take a tour, and from the moment we stepped inside, we could feel the warmth and kindness of everyone we met. We left that day knowing it was the right place for our family.

By our second year at St. Timothy’s, we became Corporate Partners, and it’s been such a rewarding way to give back. We already loved the school, and supporting programs that make our daughter’s education even better just felt natural. Through partnership events, we’ve had the chance to meet other families who also run small businesses, which has been a wonderful way to build community.

We have to admit it is pretty fun to surprise your child when they spot your company’s banner hanging in the gym! Becoming a Corporate Partner has allowed us to support St. Timothy’s mission while giving back through our business, and we couldn’t be happier to be part of it.

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Our new on-campus greenhouse is a living classroom where students can cultivate curiosity, resilience, and responsibility.

Just as every seed needs soil, water, and sunlight to thrive, our students will use this space to grow their knowledge and character through hands-on learning experiences.

Much like the plants inside, our students will grow stronger with consistent care, curiosity, and purpose. We are grateful to our Annual Fund supporters who made this vision possible. Their generosity has provided our students with a place where learning is rooted in growth and blooms into action.

GIFTS AT WORK GREENHOUSE EFFECT

The greenhouse connects directly to our environmental science curriculum, empowering students to think critically about the world around them.

Conservation: Students will practice sustainable gardening techniques, from composting and water collection to caring for native and pollinator-friendly plants. They will see firsthand how small daily choices preserve the resources we all depend on.

Innovation: This space allows students to experiment with new ideas—testing soil health, exploring renewable energy solutions, and designing systems that model future-minded environmental practices.

Service: The greenhouse will be a hub of community connection. From growing produce to share, to leading younger students in garden lessons, to caring for the plants together, our Environmentalism Club and student body will use the greenhouse to serve our campus and community.

Not only am I excited to utilize the greenhouse for 7th grade science and the Environmentalism Club, but I am also grateful for the opportunity to elevate other curricula to push environmental lessons from Pre-K all the way to 8th grade to plant seeds for both science and service in our community.

TYLER PHILLIPS MIDDLE SCHOOL SCIENCE TEACHER

UPGRADES & ADDITIONS

GIFTS AT WORK

NEW FURNITURE (TABLES AND STOOLS) FOR A MIDDLE SCHOOL SCIENCE CLASSROOM DINING HALL BATHROOM RENOVATION 24-HOUR SECURITY: CAMERA SYSTEM AND PERIMETER FENCING PLANTS AND SEEDS, LIKE LETTUCE AND RADISHES, PURCHASED FOR THE LEARNING GARDEN

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GIFTS AT WORK TEACHING FELLOWS PROGRAM We have been lucky to work with two terrific young educators through our Teaching Fellows program thanks to the Annual Fund. Last year's fellows, Abby Rinehard ‘17 and Emma Gerden, played vital roles at St. Timothy's School. Emma, partnered with fifth grade language arts teacher Lisa Kinlaw, helped us further develop our middle school writing program. Abby, partnered with third grade teacher Kyla Brazel, was a jack of all trades, providing support in numerous ways across the lower school. Both have moved on to positions at local area schools.

TIM COLEMAN

ASSOCIATE HEAD OF SCHOOL AND HEAD OF MIDDLE SCHOOL

HOW MUCH ACTIVITY I NEED

ABBY RINEHARD ‘17 LOWER SCHOOL TEACHING FELLOW

Abby is exploring her interest in Special Education as a member of the exceptional children teaching staff at Stories Creek Elementary School in Roxboro, NC.

EMMA GERDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHING FELLOW Emma is now a Freshman Seminar instructor at Cardinal Gibbons High School in Raleigh.

GIFTS AT WORK PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Our faculty are always looking for ways to improve their teaching practice in the classroom to better support all of our students. Faculty participated in training on The Regulated Classroom approach, incorporating the latest research in child development and well-being into practical strategies for the classroom.

Teachers explored how regulating practices can help both students and teachers to destress and improve overall readiness for learning.

The regulated classroom equips us educators with practical tools to support self-regulation, creating a calmer, more focused learning environment for all. This is essential not only for academic success but also for fostering emotional safety, building resilience, and supporting students’ mental health!

CAMERON DIXON ‘11 LOWER SCHOOL COUNSELOR

I had the opportunity to attend the Bridges Leadership Institute in Aurora, Colorado. This four day conference provided engaging activities and tools to help me create an equitable environment during my math lessons for all students to be mathematicians, learn from and grow with one another, and have fun doing it. I was able to meet and learn from inspiring presenters and amazing teachers around the US and world who made these experiences that much more meaningful.

ANGIE AUSTIN FIRST GRADE TEACHER

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GIFTS AT WORK NEW SOUND SYSTEM Greet the Week is one of the only times that our whole school is able to be together. It is an important community gathering—songs are played, prayers are spoken, jokes are told, and accomplishments are celebrated. This weekly gathering really would not be possible without a good speaker system. The speaker system that the school had been using for Greet the Week was functional but quite cumbersome. Chaplain Steven and I often tackled set-up together, but if I had to do set-up alone, it was particularly challenging. At one point, the setup involved me standing on a bench, lifting one of the heavy speakers over my head to put it on the stand (because the retractable stand was broken), and hoping that no one would find me pinned on the ground under said speaker later that day. I also had notes in my phone to try to keep track of where the nine cords were supposed to go. The setup and teardown would take about an hour, and this posed an extra challenge on days when I taught class first period. Then Steven had the amazing idea to see if we could get a new speaker. He put this very transportable, easy-to-set-up speaker on the Annual Fund wish list, and to our surprise and absolute delight, it was purchased! I now no longer have visions of speakerrelated injuries, and the setup is quick and painless. My Monday morning has been freed, allowing me to meet with Chapel Guild members. The speaker's sound quality is excellent, and Greet the Week is better than ever. Chaplain Steven and I are both so grateful for this new system!

KELSEY LEACHMAN CHAPLAIN

GIFTS AT WORK DOCUMENT CAMERAS

DOCUMENT CAMERAS

Thanks to Annual Fund support, new document cameras have been installed in all lower school classrooms. These Aver M15W cameras are extremely versatile units and can function either as document cameras or as webcams. The camera itself is batterypowered and does not have to be plugged into the wall to use. They are designed with a native HDMI and can connect to any HDMI-source device, such as a TV, monitor, or classroom display panel.

Many teachers use them for close-up, hands-on demonstrations or activities. For example, science classes use them for labs, and some teachers use them to display learning materials that are more clearly understood than through digital examples. A teacher can even take a book or printed lesson and project it on the classroom display.

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GIFTS AT WORKCAMPUS PLAYSPACE

Our new early years playspace has been specifically designed with our youngest Titans in mind.

At STS, we know that learning continues through play outside of the classroom. Outdoor play fosters social-emotional growth for all of our students as they engage in cooperative play with their peers. These spaces also provide opportunities for students to take reasonable risks and grow physically as they play. The new equipment will encourage our Pre-K and Kindergarten students to jump, climb, crawl and explore in our new nature-inspired space.

We are excited to add a new outdoor play option for our Pre-K and Kindergarten students. Having a conveniently located space that is specially designed for their sizes, abilities, and interests will provide even more opportunities for students to stretch their imaginations and engage in play with their friends.

PREVIOUS SPACE

LINDSAY BEHRENS HEAD OF LOWER SCHOOL

GIFTS AT WORK NEW PAVILION

PREVIOUS SPACE We are so grateful for the expanded possibilities brought by the new Hale Hall Pavilion. While this area has long served our STS families and visitors as a convenient spot for students awaiting afternoon carpool, we are thrilled that it is now so much more—a campus space that the entire community can enjoy all the time.

We are truly thankful for this new structure, which offers a plethora of opportunities to enhance the daily life of our school. We anticipate the joy it will bring as it transforms, as needed, into a spot for daily snacks and picnic lunches, an inspiring setting for outdoor class meetings and Middle School advisory, and a central location for whole-school community events. Whether it's the Back-to-School BBQ, the Fall Festival, or a recent reception honoring our 2024-25 Annual Fund giving leaders, we are deeply appreciative to have a versatile, new area to gather, learn, and celebrate together.

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GIFTS AT WORK TEACHER WISH LIST ITEMS & BONUSES

NEW PROJECTOR SCREEN IN THE DINING HALL

ROBOTICS EQUIPMENT FOR THE INNOVATION LEARNING LAB

LOWER SCHOOL IPADS

FACULTY AND STAFF BONUSES

NEW AGE-APPROPRIATE TOYS FOR LEARNING TOOLS IN PRE-K & K CLASSROOMS

ANNUAL FUND

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS The St. Timothy’s School Annual Fund is the cornerstone of our yearly fundraising efforts. We are grateful for the continued support of parents, grandparents, Board of Trustees, faculty, staff, alumni, former parents, and friends each year. The commitment and generosity of donors strengthen every part of our school community and help provide an exceptional experience for every student, every day. All donors who give $1,000+ throughout the year are invited to the Leadership Giving Celebration the following fall.

Leadership Giving Circle Members of the St. Timothy’s Leadership Giving Circle are among the school’s most transformative donors to the STS Annual Fund through a three-year pledge commitment. We are grateful for these thoughtful donors who boldly contribute to the fulfillment of the school’s vision.

Giving Circle

Amount per Year

$4,500

$1,500

$7,500

$2,500

$15,000

$5,000

$22,500

$7,500

$30,000+

$10,000+

Interested in joining The Leadership Giving Circle Program? Please contact Marian Godwin at mgodwin@sttimothys.org.

2024-25

Giving Circle Members $30,000+ Joe ‘78 and Ann Diab Scott and Charlotte Russell $22,500 Chuck and Laura Neely $15,000 Charlie and Julie Coyne Parker and Lynda Lumpkin Andrew and Ashley Techet Tim and Karen Tinnesz

$7,500 Robert and Kristen Ange Jim and Copie Cain Jim and Robin Coats Michael and Caroline Ives Clifton and Erin Reade Mark and Bobbie Jean Wainright Bill and Suzanne Wilkison $4,500 Thomas and Tiffany Barrier Robert and Laura Brown Dan and Sallie Cahill Steve and Susan Dixon Matt and Marian Godwin Mike and Sheri Lehmann Shane Manuel and Ndidi Azikiwe Will and Maria ‘84 Plentl Aaron Spencer and Heather Bridgers Web and Olga West

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ANNUAL FUND

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2024-25

LEGACY SOCIETY ($10,000 and above)

Daniel and Ashley Bennett German Bobadilla and Pamela Salamanca / Dos Taquitos Eric Clay and Chandra Callicutt-Clay / Cisco Systems, Inc. Don and Lucy Dancer Joe ‘78 and Ann Diab Paul and Kate Dryden Wilson and Lindsey Freeze / James R. and Lana B. Stephen Family Fund of The Columbus Foundation In honor of Emmett Freeze Friends of St. Timothy’s Jason and Crystal Mace Melia Pavoris In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mooney, Jr. Scott and Charlotte Russell Manny and Katherine Tejano / Bryan and Mary Lynn Pfohl / Sunrock Industries In honor of Mrs. Brazel and Mrs. Schumann Clay and Lauren Wieczorek

TITAN CIRCLE ($7,500 to $9,999) Joe Bass and Rebecca Manning Chuck and Laura Neely

CHAIRMAN’S HONOR SOCIETY ($5,000 to $7,499) Matthew and Caroline Birckhead / Sir Walter Chevrolet Bret Burgess / North State Bank Charlie and Julie Coyne Tony and Johanna ‘92 Crabtree James and Elizabeth Cregger / Rock Creek Builders, Inc. / Blue Ribbon Residential Construction Adam and Elizabeth Easley Garrett and Rush Sabiston Frank / The Mott Foundation Baker and Lauren Freiberg Andrew and Jessica Heath / Red Hat, Inc. Parker and Lynda Lumpkin In honor of Evelyn and Parker Lumpkin Brent and Lauren Meekins / Midtown Dentistry Ryan and Marissa Milewski / Raleigh Oral Surgery & Dental Implants Bill and Doris Morris / Morris & Associates Dick and Nancy Rendleman In honor of Matthew, Izzy and Emmy Sawyer Chris and Erin Shriver / IBM Randy and Paula Stanley Jim and Liz Taylor In honor of Austin’s ‘25 and Remy’s teachers Andrew and Ashley Techet Tim and Karen Tinnesz Mark and Bobbie Jean Wainright / Wainright & Wassel DDS In honor of Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Livengood, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Rouse John and Cindy Waite Ron and Conni Zellar

1958 SOCIETY ($2,500 to $4,999)

Anonymous (1) Robert and Kristen Ange Art to Remember, Inc. Bob Auman and Agnes Marshall In honor of The Scheer Family Jonathan and Jody Barefoot Michael and Meredith Berard / Stifel Nicolaus Matt and Jessica Blanton / Specialists in Plastic Surgery, PA. Clark and Barry Brown In honor of Alexander Brown ‘25 Joe and Janet Buff Jim and Copie Cain In memory of Deanna Lord Jim and Robin Coats Matthew and Elizabeth Cooke Wilson and Lauren Crow Gene and Mary Kaitland ‘99 Davis / Gene Davis Law Marcus and Gillian DiLallo Collin and Heather Dretsch Steven and Jane Elkins Edward Galiczynski Austen Hawkey Rachel Hawkey Scot and Alison Humphrey Brandon and Kelly Hurter Michael and Caroline Ives Clinton and Cheznee Johnson / Delta Airlines Lands’ End, Inc. Peyton and Tiffany Maddox / Fidelity Investments Tony and Habibi Mamone Jeff and Becky Marshall / Marshall & Taylor, PLLC John and Sara McTyeire Andrew and Kristin Messick Darrell Moody Phillip and Erin Nielsen / Moxie Pest Control Clifton and Erin Reade Bobby and Karen Rice In honor of Calvin Ange Lou Rizkallah / Michael & Son Services Larry and Debbie Robbins David and Malinda Schantz / Runways 2 College John and Ashley Ward / Johnson & Johnson Bill and Suzanne Wilkison

HEADMASTER’S LIST ($1,000 to $2,499) Anonymous (2) Glenn and Sally Adams Robert and Jennifer Allen / Bank of America Dave and Joan Althaus In honor of Ben and Harrison ‘24 Ballance Roger and Holly Austin Dave and Christy Barnett In honor of Chance Barnett Thomas and Tiffany Barrier Doug and Colleen Bashar Tom and Cathy Bashore Win and Lauren Bell Nick and Judy Bennett In honor of Graham, Preston, Ben and Hadley Bennett Aaron and Hannah Bockover Ken and Sarah Bradley / Cisco Systems, Inc. Steve and Joanne Brown In memory of Deanna Lord Rob and Laura Brown Edwin and Claudia Cadet Dan and Sallie Cahill In memory of Deanna Lord Charles and Margie Case In memory of Deanna Lord Holly Childs Jim and Alexis Cooke Paul and Becky Daniel Steve and Susan Dixon Jeff and Christine Dotson In honor of McCalvey and Dalton Milewski Geoffrey Dugue and Joan Boyle-Dugue Joe and Kristen Duncan Justin and Callie Dunn Christopher Edmonston and Colleen CamaioneEdmonston Jonathan and Meredith Ellis Cam and Carol Enarson In honor of Callaway Enarson Mark and Justina Fetner Mike and Leigh Flanagan / Elastic Bill ‘84 and Libby Gilbert Joe and Emily Goatcher / Microsoft Matt and Marian Godwin In honor of Coble Adams '24 Joseph Green and Julia Fellers-Green John ‘84 and Julie Growney Brian ‘08 and Catherine Hadley Phil and Shannon Helm David and Sherry Heuser / Cisco Systems, Inc. Andrew and Jenna Huggins Ken and Marilee Huntley Hank and Susan Johnson Michael Kels and Kristal Keys Ben and Kristi Koren

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HEADMASTER’S LIST CONT. ($1,000 to $2,499)

Brandy and Bryan Lanier Mike and Kathryn Lawn / SalesForce Mike and Sheri Lehmann In honor of our grandchildren, Audrey and James Tutaj Nick and Kate Lombardi Tripp ‘94 and Jennifer Lumpkin Norm Manning and Sara Tipton Shane Manuel and Ndidi Azikiwe Kent and Stacey Marsh / GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) Tom and Erika Martin / Arch Capital Services LLC/ Enact Andy and Leslie McKay Michael and Catherine McKnight In honor of Ms. Pursley and Mrs. Sabiston Phil and Emily Meador Eddie and Colleen Miller In honor of June and Hannah Kelly Marc and Samantha Miller Gene and Sybil Minton In honor of Wynn Huggins Jim and Kristina Mulcahy Brian and Jennifer Oxford Phil and Polly Patti Will and Maria ‘84 Plentl Bruce Porter Charles and Josie Reeves Mark and Stephanie Richardson Frank and Julie Rizzo In memory of Doris Bell David and Wendy Robeson In memory of Marietta Potok Eric Royle and Meredith Barbour Scott and Melanie Savage Ned and Cathy Scheer Blake and Angela Schlukbier In honor of Ms. Donohue, Mrs. Reams Scott and Kelly Schroeder Steve and Jamie Seckler Thelma Shimps Phillip and Laura Simson / BCD Meetings and Events In honor of Mrs. Angie Austin & Mrs. Bethany Dempsey Austin and Katie Smith Wayne and Grace Smith / KPMG LLP Aaron Spencer and Heather Bridgers Charlie Stallings In honor of Doris Graham Stallings William and Margot ’99 Stanley / Merck & Co., Inc. Derrick and Katie Stolee / Microsoft Craig Sullivan and Lisa Bullock David and Jessica Thigpen Andrew and Christina Valkanoff In honor of Addison ‘25, Anderson, and Anna Claire Valkanoff Kathy Virtue In honor of Charlotte and Gray Stallings Henry and Karen Walters In honor of Mary-Charles and Lettie Walters Joe and Louise Warenda Web and Olga West Gordon and Elizabeth Wogan Charles and Jessica Woodham

RED, WHITE & BLUE CLUB ($500 to $999) Anonymous (6) Wally and Rebecca Ackerson Belinda Agar Blake and Sheryl Alford Gene and Ellen Barrier In honor of Tommy and Ava Barrier Ray and Lisa Behrens Adam and Christina Bull / ServiceNow Lou and Betty Cannon Will and Kathleen Cannon In honor of Vivian Cannon Chris Carroll and Kim Wallis Jennifer Casey In honor of Jack McKnight Eddie and Amber Cobb Tim Coleman and Annabel Pfeiffer Chuck and Pam Collier Eddie and Dale Crowder In honor of Lilly B. Crowder

RED, WHITE & BLUE CLUB CONT. ($500 to $999) Jason ‘93 and Dorothy Crowder / Morgan Stanley Fred and Martha Cummings Kathryn Donohue Brock and Paige Doran Kip and Katy Downer Alex Eilhauer and Megan O’Neill Suzanne Fritsch Mark and Molly Gauley Tom and Victoria Gerig Rocky Gravel In honor of Joan (Nonie) Gravel Matthew and Nikiann Gray Eric and Amanda Gupton George and Cindy Habel / The George and Cindy Habel Fund of Triangle Community Foundation In honor of our grandchildren Miles and Ivy Habel Scott and Tricia Hadley In memory of Hunter and Adair Hadley John and Rachel Hardin John and Rachel Hargis Chad and Catherine Harrell Steve and Angela Harwanko Jim and Mary Flagg Haugh In honor of Lauder, Rainey and Henrietta Haugh Matt Haverkamp and Amy Richardson In honor of Nash Haverkamp Will and Alston Hayes Jim and Yesceni Hayes Helen Haynes Nathan and Ashley Hays Richard and Dianne Headley Becky Helms Mike and Alissa Hennen Brian and Kristin Holder Michael and Annette Holesh In honor of Bodie and Charlie Meekins Bobby and Debbie Irvin In honor of Margaret and Charlotte Wood John and Diana Kovach Gordon and Stacey Lahey In honor of W. Stokes Manning Carolyn Leith Bill and Kathy Lewis In honor of Matthew and Catherine Oxford George and Lisa Longino In honor of Lucy Longino Sue Manning In honor of Stokes Manning Lisa McKenna Rusty and Jennifer Minx Wick and Jacqueline Morgan Mitch and Laura Perry In honor of Cameron ‘10 and Erin ’12 Perry Margaret Pettyjohn Charles and Ann Brooke Raynal Michael and Fran Reeves In honor of Henry and George Reeves

Sheldon and Mitzi Reynolds In honor of Page Reynolds ‘09 Justin and Laura Roberson / GSK / ViiV Healthcare Susan and Dave Rooker / Cisco Systems, Inc. Jeff and Melissa Ross John and Shannon Sabiston Arsenio Salazar and Maty Zea Jeffrey Schneider and Ashley Rush Bill and Lindsay Scruggs Adam and Adrianne Shack / BlackRock Daniel and Megan Shank Roger and Joyce Sherwood Paul and Chris Simson In honor of George and Dabney Simson Steve and Blair ‘77 Smallman, Angel Smallman ‘08 In memory of Father and Mrs. Hale, and Wes ‘75 Liles Graham and Leigh Stallings In honor of Kathy "Nonnie" Virtue In memory of Chris and Charlotte Virtue Darryl and Erin Stanford / Lenovo James and Cheryl Stephenson Suzanne Vaiti-Koscso Allen and Angelica Waller Lane and Mary Jo Walter In honor of Marylynn and Trip Walter Gary and Vicky Wampler In honor of Harrison Hays Matt and Jennifer Welch Seth and Natasha Wells Elaine Wood In honor of Margaret and Charlotte Wood Fred and Tracey Woodward Sandy Zabriskie / GlaxoSmithKline (GSK)

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HONOR ROLL ($250 to $499)

Craig and Michelle Adcock Stanford and Anna Baird Jeanne Barakat In honor of Violet and Lila Schlukbier Chris and Deb Bardeen Jeff Becker and Katherine ‘87 Titus-Becker Robert and Pauline Blair Gregg Bockover Tres and Emily Bruce Richard and Sharon Bunn / Southeastern Fuels, Inc. In honor of Farrah Morgan Jayne Burgess In honor of Walker McTyeire Molly Carrison Ron and Stephanie Casey Jason and Jan Catlin Scott and Margaret Chalkley Fred and Sharon Cone In honor of Sam Blair ‘25 Chris and Wendy Cook Bob Cooley and Meghan Dolezel Mike and Tyler Cunningham / Tyler Cunningham Photography, LLC Louis and Susan Daveiro David and Elaine Dudley Chris and Lynette Fitzpatrick Adam and Kristin Floyd Frank and Jane Gray In honor of Hunter and Reid Gray and their teachers Dennis and Lauren Greenway Katherine Hardee In honor of Chance Barnett Scott and Betty Harris Kent and Sheila Heath Kim and Jane Howard In honor of Austin and Cash Howard Seth and Caroline Jones In honor of Weldon Jones Todd and Josey Kasper In honor of Fletcher and Jack ‘25 Kasper Phillip and Blair Kennedy Brian and Lisa Kinlaw Calvin and Helen Kirven David Leisten Steve Lesser and Julie Dorney Douglas and Susan Levin Grant and Cissy Livengood Jimmy and Joann Locklear Ronald and Suzan Maddox In honor of Jack Maddox Dan and Joyce Maples Nan Mauney In honor of Anna Baker Neil and Peggy McGee In honor of Camden McGee Erin McGee Beau and Ellen Minnick In honor of Mrs. Austin

Chris and Sherry Mitchell / IBM Kemp and Lizzie Mosley Charles and Marcia Motsinger In honor of Graham, Preston, Ben, and Hadley Bennett Bruce and Carrie Murdoch In memory of Deanna Lord Walt and Emily Nelson Michael and Clare Newbrand In honor of Mary Clare, Charlie, and James Cooke '24 John O'Neill In honor of Colin, Faye, and Luke Eilhauer Robert and Karen Piegzik In honor of Kate and Alex Piegzik RJ and Liz Piegzik Brian and Karen Plemmons / Becton & Dickinson Ann Plummer Chris Richter and Kirsten Weeks Ben and Enrichetta Rizzo In honor of Emma Rizzo ‘25 and Aidan Rizzo In memory of Doris Bell Adam and Frazer ‘97 Roche Lee and Mariette Roland Shannon and Tamara Rouse Alex and Mary Margaret Roy Frank Sabiston Dudley and Lalla Saleeby In honor of our granddaughter, Charlotte Gray and Debra Sasser Adam and Michele Schneider George and Barbara Schneider Christine Schumann Pete and Ann Schwartz Walter and Bonnie Shackelford Don Sparks Eddie and Polly Speas Bob Stephens and Winnie Bolton Alan and Linda Sullivan Napit and Tara Sumanaseni / Epic Games Phil and Julie Swain Ed and Dodie Taylor Katherine Temple Brandon and Kelly Trimyer James and McKenzie Walters Rod and Garnett Webb / Bank of America Craig Westbrook In memory of Deanna Lord Sandy Whitlow In honor of Bellamy and Hadley Whitlow Carolyn Younce Ryan and Natasha Zellar / CVS Pharmacy In honor of Rowan and Chase Zellar

PATRON’S CLUB ($249 and below)

Anonymous (29) Anonymous In honor of Emma and Thomas Barefoot Coble Adams ‘24 In honor of Marian Godwin Robb and Laine Adams / Apple, Inc. Tim and Susan Adams In honor of Baylin Adams Art and Judy Allen In honor of Emma Allen Ron and Donna Alley In honor of Emma Allen Nathan and Rebecca Anderson In honor of Annabel Pfeiffer, Tyler Phillips, and Rishard Wedderburn Simon Archer and Amy Murphy-Archer Jordan and Hannah Askew Adam and Angie Austin Steve Bahnaman and Sarah Stanley Joshua Baird ‘19 Nick and Kristen Baker Douglas and Beth Anne Ballance P.J. and Melinda Barber Wayne and Mary Sue Barbour In honor of Scarlett Royle Chris and Jen Barcella Jill Barnett Jim and Brenda Beamon Bruce and Dianne Beasley Jesse ‘00 and Lindsay Behrens Edwin and Anne Bell In honor of Vivian Bell Maria Benzine ‘14 Taylor and Kayla Beucke Laura Bierer

Brandon Bogumil and Lisa Smith John and Denise Branch Paul and Catherine Brazinski Roseanne Brennan In memory of Doris Bell Mycal and Kristin Brickhouse Steve and Maribeth Brocker Michael and Allison Broderick Chris ‘96 and Bette Brownfield Benjamin and Whitney Brownlow James and Eleanor Burns In memory of Anne M. Burns Linda Byrd In honor of Parker ‘25 and Graham Kennedy Kathryn Cahill ‘14 In memory of Deanna Lord Lora Cavuoto In memory of Doris Bell Kara Cavuoto and Josh Levenson In memory of Doris Bell Dominick Cavuoto In memory of Doris Bell Ronald and Arlene Cheff Don and Elaine Clark In memory of Deanna Lord John and Pam Cleland In honor of Blythe Roberts Ben and Margery Clifton Jeb and Shelley Collins Shelley Condon In memory of Deanna Lord John and Lynn Conley In honor of Griffin Conley Jeanie Connor Nancy Cook Don and Tonya Cooke In honor of Whit and Harris Cooke Pinky Cooke Ryan and Laura Craven Judith Crookston In memory of Doris Bell Preston Crow In honor of Jackson Crow Jason and Dow Crowder In honor of STS Faculty & Staff Donna Currie Rochelle Dames Will and Shanna Daniel Stephanie David Darin and Natalie David Reitzel and Cathy Deaton Thomas and Bethany Dempsey Judith Devins Will and Christina Dickson Cameron Dixon ‘11 Joel and Brenda Dodson Matt and Arrin Dutton In honor of all the teachers who supported the Dutton boys ANNUAL REPORT

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PATRON’S CLUB CONT. ($249 and below) Ted and Carly Enarson / Cisco Systems, Inc. Charles and Robin Estes In honor of Mary Charles Walters and Lettie Walters Joe and Margie Farmer David and Anne-Marie Fenn Steve and Debi Firebaugh In honor of Wyatt and Mason Firebaugh John and Ellen Freeze Billy and Lulu Freiberg In honor of Brooks Freiberg In memory of Deanna Lord Ivan Gattis ‘78 Emma Gerden David and Dana Gillespie Scott and Mindy Gillum Susan Glade In honor of Sean Tinnesz Tyler ‘06 and Laura Graybeal Dennis Greenway ‘24 Brandon and Keira Griffin Phoebe Guice Matt and Teri Habel Rick and Annie Hadgkiss In honor of Weldon Jones Josh and Sharon Hansen Scott and Becky Harris Terry Harris and Susan Fritts Davey Hatcher James and Jennifer Haugh Jill Heath Larry Heckner Stephen and Abby Helms Josh and Ashley Hensley In honor of Emerson Hensley Lawrence and Heath Hilliker Kelly Hines Natalie Hnat ‘18 Beth Holland Jeremy and Hayden Holt Sean Hoolan Bruce and Anne Houck Gary Huber ‘84 In memory of Father Hale John and Michaela Iiames Derek and Julianna January Stuart and Lori Jee In honor of Kevin Jee ‘25 Shay Jernigan John and Anne Keifer Beverly Kennedy Horace and Ernestine Keys Johnny and Katy King In honor of Bill Minnick Francis and Shirley Kinlaw Jim and Donna Klein

William Kohler and Judy Hunt In honor of Jack Wilson Marshall and Cara Kuremsky Kelsey Leachman Angela Lacey-Parrish Katherine Lee Trey Lewis Judy Lewis ‘85 In honor of Lee ‘11 and Warren ‘13 Whitley In memory of Charlotte Lewis Kevin and Christy Lingle Sarah Little Tom and Sharon Livingston Howard and Leigh Longino David and Kathy Lord In memory of Deanna Lord Bryan and Lisa Lowrance Frank and Audrey Manley In honor of Kate and Alex Piegzik Chris and Sara Mann Scott and Carter Manning Paul Marasciullo In memory of Deanna Lord Gino and Beth Marchitello Dalton and Marie Marsh Rajat and Natalie Mayur In memory of Deanna Lord Steven and Elizabeth McCain Mike McConoughey John and Catherine McDowell Jim and Eileen McKay Neal and Heather McTighe / Epic Games Patrick and Chelsea Mellonas Matthew and Julie Merriman Walt and Vicki Mesik In honor of Bradley Fetner Jack and Chi Chi Messick

PATRON’S CLUB CONT. ($249 and below)

Bill and Charlotte Minnick Mark Molinoff and Jinmei Xu Tom and Evelyn Moore Thomas and Jessica Moore Frank Morey Mike Morse and Cathy Plaut Hugh and Sarah Murphy My Hot Lunchbox, LLC Patrick Nicolas Samuel and Natalie Norris / Bank of America B.J. and Tovia Nowak Skip Osterman Rick and Joanne Owen In honor of our granddaughter, Emerson Hensley Nelly Palmer Kush and Dipani Patel In memory of AJ Susan Gattis Patton ‘78 Nick and Katie Perks Bryan and Courtney Phillips Tyler Phillips Ross and Kristin Pleban Lori Porter In honor of Quinn and Molly Broderick Jan and Sara Lynn Postma In honor of Isabelle Easley and Adam Easley, Jr. In memory of Deanna Lord Poyner & Spruill, LLP In memory of Deanna Lord Ron and Lisa Price Lilli Pursley Matt and Maureen Ramey In honor of the fifth-grade teachers Aaron and Hiroko Reams Cameron ‘10 and Tallon Reaugh Will and Christy Revels In honor of Mrs. Kyla Brazel and the 3rd-grade teachers Paul and Lynn Reynolds / Triangle Wealth Management In memory of Deanna Lord Abby Rinehard ‘17 In honor of all the STS Faculty and Staff (past and present) Gary and Patty Rinehard Randy and Louise Ripple Dotty Ritchie In honor of Charlie Carrison Maurice and Dotty Ritchie Dale Roane Ty and Helen Robin Greg and Kelly Roney Tom and Jane Rooker Anne-Catherine Rossi ‘14 Paul and Beth Rossi In honor of Anne-Catherine Rossi ‘14 Jordan and Brooke Russ Brad and Heather Saitta Stuart and Marcy Samuels Drew and Chrissy Saunders

Matt and Abby Scheer Ted and Jessica Sherburne / IBM Felicia Shugart In memory of Doris Bell Darrell Sidden SilverGraphics Studios Inc. Luke and Claire Simmons David and Romi Spisak Kay Stallings In honor of my grandchildren Justin and Christina Starks Andrea Stehle Peter and Diana Stojda Benjamin and Jessica Swaney Brook and Catherine Taylor Duncan and Beth Taylor Brad and Lindsay Teasley Lonnie Thigpen Brantley and Carol Tillman In honor of Estelle Robin Steve and Candy Timberlake Max and Felicia Trujillo Matt and Christine Tutaj Curtis Twiddy In honor of Noah ‘25 and Jake Rooker Shelly Unruh Charles Van Dyke ‘13 Gray Visco and Mary Ripple Tom and Kay Wagstaff Matt and Emily Walter / Truist Financial Corp Clint and Lisa Ward Ray Warenda Joseph and Sarah Watson / Envestnet Laura Webb In honor of Anderson Brownfield Mike Weeks In honor of Joshua James Richter Scott and Anne Wein Todd and Kristie Whitlow Charlotte Wilkison ‘23 Shanna Williams Hayes and Jackie Wilson Prashant and Galen Wilson Surry and Sarah Wood In honor of Margaret and Charlotte Wood Cheryl Worsley Linda Yoquelet In honor of Logan Shriver Chip and Laura Zug ANNUAL REPORT

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CORPORATE PARTNERS PLATINUM ($10,000)

Dos Taquitos German Bobadilla and Pamela Salamanca

GOLD ($5,000) Midtown Dentistry Brent and Laura Meekins North State Bank Bret Burgess Raleigh Oral Surgery & Dental Implants Ryan and Marissa Milewski United Community Bank, Inc. Jim and Joanna Rose

SILVER ($2,500) Blue Ribbon Residential Construction James and Elizabeth Cregger Fonville Morisey and Barefoot Jonathan and Jody Barefoot Gene Davis Law Gene and Mary Kaitland ‘99 Davis Marshall & Taylor, PLLC Jeff and Becky Marshall Michael & Son Services Lou Rizkallah Moxie Pest Control Phillip and Erin Nielsen Rock Creek Builders, Inc. James and Elizabeth Cregger Runways to College Malinda Schantz Sir Walter Chevrolet Matthew and Caroline Birckhead Specialists in Plastic Surgery, PA Matt and Jessica Blanton Wainright and Wassel, D.D.S. Mark and Bobbie Jean Wainright

IN KIND GIFTS Tyler Cunningham Photography, LLC / Mike and Tyler Cunningham Mellow Mushroom / Casey and Tori Fox Walters Landscapes, LLC / James and McKenzie Walters A partner since 2016, St. Timothee’s School in Boucan-Carré, Haiti, educates and supports over 150 children in a remote village. Donations to the HAITI FUND contribute funding for student meals—often their only meal of the day—teacher salaries, clean water, and essential supplies. This partnership helps build a brighter future for students and strengthens a shared commitment to education and community development in Haiti.

St. Timothy’s School is incredibly grateful for the compassion and dedication of those who have donated to the Haiti Fund. These gifts are not only making a difference today but also creating a brighter future for these students.

Edwin and Claudia Cadet Friends of St. Timothy’s

2025-2026

ST. TIMOTHY'S SCHOOL ANNUAL FUND What is the Annual Fund?

Each year, St. Timothy's asks our community to give as generously as possible to the St. Timothy's School Annual Fund. Contributions help enhance academic programs for students, provide professional development opportunities for faculty and staff, support technology in classrooms, and upgrade campus facilities.

Who gives?

Parents, Faculty, Staff, Alumni, Former Parents, Grandparents, Board of Trustees and Friends all support the St. Timothy's Annual Fund.

When to give

The St. Timothy's Annual Fund runs from July 1 to June 30, every year. Your support is welcome at any time!

Determining amount We aspire to 100% participation by our families, faculty and staff, and Board of Trustees. Any amount is appreciated! Our goal every year is to increase giving across all donor groups in our community. Participation is what counts! Please consider giving generously by joining one of our Giving Levels.

Annual Fund Giving Levels Legacy Society | $10,000+ Titan's Circle | $7,500 to $9,999 Chairman's Honor Society | $5,000 to $7,499 1958 Society | $2,500 to $4,999 Headmaster's List | $1,000 to $2,499 Red, White & Blue Club | $500 to $999 Honor Roll | $250 to $499 Patron's Club | $249 and below

Ways to give Credit card gifts are accepted over the phone or by visiting sttimothys.org/giving. St. Timothy’s School accepts Visa, MasterCard, and American Express.

To make a gift via phone, please call 919-787-3011.

A check can be dropped off or mailed to 4523 Six Forks Road, Raleigh, NC 27609.

Appreciated stocks and bonds are also frequently donated to St. Timothy’s School. Making a gift of securities is simple! Please contact development@sttimothys.org for more details.

Gifts can also be given online at sttimothys.org/giving or by scanning the QR Code.

Please consider joining our Monthly Giving Program by creating a recurring monthly gift online at sttimothys.org/giving. Visit sttimothys.org/ways-to-give to see if your employer has a Matching Gift Program to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to increase your giving!

SAVE THE DATE day of giving MARCH 11, 2026 ANNUAL REPORT

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Non-Profit Organization U.S. POSTAGE PAID Raleigh, NC Permit No. 2341

4523 Six Forks Road | Raleigh, NC | 27609

We are deeply grateful for your partnership and trust. Thank you for investing in the promise and potential of St. Timothy’s School.

ADVANCEMENT TEAM MARIAN

EMILY

Godwin

Nelson

LIZ

LEIGH

DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT

DIRECTOR OF MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS

Piegzik

Stallings COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT COORDINATOR

ADVANCEMENT OFFICER

development@sttimothys.org

919.787.3011

sttimothys.org

4523 Six Forks Road, Raleigh, NC 27609