FCS Annual Report | 2021-2022

CULTIVATING COMMUNITY

2022

Senior Class College T-shirt Day

MISSION VISION

Partnering to inspire academic curiosity, impeccable character, and Christian leadership grounded in biblical truth. Students who live with purpose and lead with intent for God’s glory alone.

Dear Fellowship Family,

I am pleased to share the 2021-2022 Annual Report. Each year, in conjunction with the State of the School Address, we provide an update on Fellowship’s financial state and other key metrics of note. These metrics serve as a gauge, letting us know how well we are performing in the resolute pursuit of our mission. In our aim to be fully transparent, we hope this information provides you with confidence and assurance that the Board of Directors, my leadership team, and Fellowship’s remarkable faculty and staff dutifully and faithfully endeavor to be good stewards of the resources God has entrusted to us.

In addition to a look at the school’s financial health, you will also find updates on Fellowship’s:

• academic accomplishments

• art celebrations

• athletic victories

• philanthropic successes

The 2021-2022 school year certainly provided many reasons to celebrate. With record enrollment, a National Merit Scholarship semifinalist, sold-out performances, playoff wins, and the opening of newly turfed Winchester Field, Fellowship enjoyed success on many levels.

As I reflected upon the year, there appeared to be a common thread woven throughout - you, our engaged community. All that is accomplished at Fellowship Christian School is only possible due to the support of our gracious and benevolent community. You show up consistently and invest sacrificially, and that is what sets Fellowship apart.

In light of that, the theme chosen for this year’s Annual Report is Cultivating Community. You - the parents, grandparents, alums, alum parents, faculty, and staff - have transformed our school into a home. You created a place for others to dwell.

At Fellowship, students discover who God is and Who He says they are. Parents find a community of like-minded believers to help them navigate the ups and downs of child-rearing. Faculty and staff experience the support of parents who believe in the mission and support the vitally important role they play in their children’s lives. Words fail to adequately convey how thankful I am for our community, and I commend you for how you demonstrate care for each other so well.

With gratitude, I present Fellowship’s 2021-2022 Annual Report. As you review all that our community accomplished, I ask that you join me in praying for the future of our great school, giving thanks for His blessings, and asking Him to continue to write an amazing story at His great school.

Humbled to serve,

Dr. Kathryn M. Teston Head of School

FELLOWSHIP BY THE NUMBERS

INCOME

FCS receives the majority of its revenue and support from tuition and fees for student activities and services. The graphic indicates the sources of income for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022.

Note: Information on the graphic reflects operating activity only and does not include activity in restricted accounts.

OPERATING BUDGET FOR 2021-2022: $14.8M

OPERATING BUDGET FOR 2022-2023: $16.9M

TOTAL DEBT: $15M as of 6/30/2022

EXPENSES

Board policy dictates operating expenses are to be covered 100% by tuition and fees. Expenditures are related, either directly or indirectly, to Fellowship’s educational mission.

For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022, our income was used for the purposes indicated on the graphic.

INCOME EXPENSES

Fellowship Christian School nurtures and educates the whole child — heart, mind, body and soul.

Grace Elizabeth Ames

Bustamante

Kaya Indigo Beard

Ernest Kyle Carey

Abigail Kathleen Ethridge

Abigail Caroline Berg

Everett Weems Carpenter

Ryan Christopher Fiscus

Harrison Strait Bond

Jacob Douglas Cartrett

Asher Truett Fraunfelder

Cooper Monroe Furman

Mary Catherine Hardin

Grace Lanier Hargett

Katherine Elise Harrington

Sierra Elizabeth Inglis

Julia Karen Harris

Eva Hopkins Grant Alexander Hudson

Nicholas Andrew James

Ryan Alan Jordan

GRADUATE PROFILE 2022

Scholarship Awards

(excluding HOPE/Zell awards)

Garrett Lynn Lengefeld

Shawn Shadeed McLaughlin

Jonah Pritchett

34 Zell Miller Scholarships

(full tuition at any Georgia public 4-year university)

Nathan Travis Lewis

Elsa Elizabeth Loechl

Grace Elizabeth Morgan

Andrew David Pyle

Savannah Hope Schulz

Velasquez

7 Students went on to play collegiate level athletics.

Woodrow Wilson Long IV

Chidera Daniel Nwosu

Luke Hayford Ramsey

Johanna Joy Smith

Walton Gregory Wade

Jack Cameron O’Connor

Ansley Grace Reeves

Matthew Henry Storey

Graylyn Belle Waggoner

Riley Allan Ridgway

Molly Reagan Sullivan

Garrett Riley Wagner

Kathryn

Hayden Dianne Wallace

Scott Bourne

Dean Cole

Ava Emilise Brand

Colin John Darby

Furman • Sarah Ann Gaddis

Grace Harvard

Kailey Anne Breed

Thomas Hayes Dearman

Christian Awtrey George

Mitchell Davis Hobbs

Margaret Brooke Buckner

Caroline Kay Drury

Patrick Dunleavy Gibson

Stephen Jacob Holden

Lucia Margarita

Emma Jane Duncan

Jason Akin Gilley

Jacob James Honan

Collin Robert

Jordan

Colson Michael Keim

Isabel Duryea Klase

Kailey Elizabeth Leadingham

WE READY THE REMARKABLE

42

HOPE Scholarships

(% of tuition at any Georgia public 4-year university)

The Class of 2021 took 253 Dual Enrollment courses. This amounts to approximately 750 college credit hours . With the addition of credit awarded from AP exams ( 636 hours via 212 AP exams with a score of 3+ ), the class amassed 1,386 college credit hours , for an average of 16.5 hours per graduate .

ACT 25 SAT 1170

8,900+ Hours of Service

(in local, state, national, and global communities)

O’Connor

Ridgway

Harrison Grant Maney

Evan Charles McCann

Keana Elise McKee

Breka

Margaret Virginia Lee Benjamin James Lorenzo

Jack Cristos Ortiz

Katherine Elaine Parker

Ian Alexander Robertson

Nathan Edward Poulos

JamieNeal Yu Roe

Reese Neva Rountree

Robert Hayes Price

Evan

Andrew Reed Schmidt

Kathryn Emily Taliaferro • Addison Kristine Taylor

Caroline Kaye Webb

Caroline Grace Thomas

Jacob James Welty

Zachary Thomas Worley • Connor Mason Wright

Cameron Michael Trone • Sofia Wallace

The Georgia GOAL Scholarship Program allows Georgia taxpayers to designate a portion of their state tax dollars to a school of their choice. Thank you for choosing to redirect your state tax dollars for Fellowship in order to provide financial aid to covenant families who desire a Christian education for their children.

Anonymous

Alexandr & Sarah Babyeuski

Charles & Megan Batcheller

Bryant & Catherine Berry

Brian & Brenna Bitler

James & Angela Brim

Ken & Denise Brock

Rodney & Rachel Brown

William & Sarah Bullard

Jerry & Julia Burns

Joseph & Rebecca Burns

Spencer & Sarah Butcher

Cooper & Brittany Camak

Robert & Susan Carpenter

John & Beverly Carson

Robert & Pam Chafin

Stephen & Krista Cohen

Jonathan & Jinnah Cox

Steven & Maria Cox

Mark & Mary Daker

Joseph & Jessica Dean

Brandon & Ansley Denihan

Stephen Elphick

Kevin & Ann Fatzinger

Patric & Amanda Fischer

Andrew & Cindy Furman

James & Tricia Gaddis

Thomas & Margaret Geshay

Number of Donors: 111

Donors that are Corporations: Chafin & Associates, PC

First Federal Bank

Owner Strategies LLC

Contributions Received: $314,174

Students Receiving Scholarships:

ES: 21 MS: 17 HS: 8

TOTAL: 46

John & Cynthia Granby

Ronald & Elizabeth Haigler

Gil & Ashley Harvard

Robert & Holly Hickman

Penn & Mary Holman

Anthony & Krista Jaroszewski

Kevin & Susan Kraus

David & Mimi Kroeber

Kenneth Lacy

Michael & Allison Landreth

Brian & Kelly Lane

Andrew & Rebecca Latora

Bradley & Lisa Leeper

Kevin & JoEllen Lengefeld

Stuart & Amanda Lester

Ryan & Elizabeth Lewis

David & Laura Loeffel

Ernest & Elizabeth Looney

David & Diana Mack

Shelly Martin

John & Kari Mattingly

Greg & Kay Lynn Mayhue

Scott & Samantha McCammon

Jonathan & Kimberly McDonald

Paul & Janet McGraw

Jeffery & Elizabeth McLendon

Trey & Heather Millwood

Douglas & Kelli Mittrucker

Steven & Kimberly Moore

John & Dorcas Morris

Jeremy & Corey Mosier

Michael & Sloane Murray

Paul & Christina Myers

Thomas & Rebecca Newkirk

Scott & Denise Noble

Daniel & Anna Orille

Michael & Candace Perry

Edward & Heather Pierpont

Phillip & Lauren Poovey

Howard & Anne Pryor

Andrew & Lori Ramsey

Trevor Reece

Mark Reed

Scott & Amy Reed

Scott & Molly Reid

Berlin & Melissa Robbins

Steve & Dianne Robinson

James & Tracey Scherer

James & Suzanne Schmitt

John & Kemberly Schneider

David & Sherry Schoendorf

Richard & JoAnne Schuetze

Chad & Sara Sharp

Benjamin & Kristen Shoemaker

Brian & Trudy Simmons

Matthew & Victoria Smith

Timothy & Rachel Smith

Steven & Meredith Spague

Zac & Amy Stafford

Brynn & JoAnn Stensrud

Jerrod & Paige Stoller

Raymond & Jessica Strack

Walter & Jennifer Susong

Kien & Tiffani Taing

Michael & Kathryn Teston

John & Patricia Thomas

Robert & Shannon Traywick

Gregory & Cheryl Wade

Roger & Laura Ward

Mark & Sharon Waugh

James & Karen Welty

Patrick & Suzanne Williams

James & Wendi Williamson

Casey & Courtney Withers

Thomas & Katherine Youngblood

The school regrets any errors or omissions on the donor list.

For corrections please contact –

Reghan Keim

Development Office

770.641.6759

reghan.keim@fcspaladins.org

2021-2022

Annual Fund

Your partnership and support continue to pave the way for Fellowship to pursue its mission and vision. Thank you for your faithful and sacrificial support of Fellowship.

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Meghan Achimasi

Allan & Kathleen Acrey

Alan & Diane Adcock

James & Lynn Adcock

Fernando & Allison de Aguero

Bob & Lucille Albee

Todd & Kristine Albee

James & Cindy Allen

Kevin & Beth Amason

Rodney & Sarah Anderson

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Jason & Jennifer Arnold

Vincent & Catherine Arpey

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Marcus & Leigh Ashworth

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Stephen & Elisabeth Ball

Andrew & Angela Barch

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Bob & Donna Bell

John & Holly Bell

John & Kelly Benefield

Cory & Elizabeth Bennet

Les & Sheila Bennett

Jeff & Melanie Berends

Bryant & Cathy Berry

Scott & Rebecca Bevis

Joyce Birch

Fred & Kimberly Bishop

Heidi Bishop

Brian & Brenna Bitler

David & Cheryl Bleiler

Carol Blumenaus

Matthew & Karen Boarman

Jack Bobo

Christina Bohler

Philip & Judith Bolt

Elizabeth & Travis Bond

Raymond Booher

Susan Booker

Jake & Maureen Boomhouwer

Ryan & Jessica Boon

Scott & Jennifer Bourne

Scott & Addie Bowen

Brad & Donna Bowers

Mark & Wendi Bowling

Jack & Monica Boyd

Sandra Bracewell

Chip & Crystal Brackley

Roland & Sharon Brand

David & Beth Anne Braswell

Jerry & Claudia Breed

Michael & Ashley Breed

Alan & Angela Brock

Augustus & Kim Brown

Kendall Brown

Rod & Rachel Faulkner-Brown

Thomas & Randi Brown

Maggie Brownsworth

Matt & Leslie Buchholz

Jeffrey & Jennifer Buck

Brett & Jana Buckner

Jeff Budnick & Tracy Woodard Budnick

Jeff & Stephanie Buice

John & Mandy Buice

Robyn Buist

Andy & Sarah Bullard

Kirk & Karen Bullington

Roger & Beverly Burchett

Thomas & Debra Burke

Paul & Marcia Burke

John & Erin Burkhalter

Julia Burns

Ryan & Megan Burtsfield

Rodrigo & Jennifer Bustamante

Bill & Laurie Butler

Amy Cain

Chad & Amanda Caldwell

Banks & Judith Camak

Robert & Lindsay Capobianco

Chris & Joann Caraway

Ernest & Laurie Carey

Jared & Lauren Carlson

Chris & Shannon Cartrett

Stephen & Kara Cary

JP & Heather Castro

David & Natalie Causby

Juan & Katherine Cervantes

Miller & Kimberly Chalk

Robert Chambers

Jean Chandler

Robert & Jill Chandler

Jerry & Joanna Chang

Bill & Betsy Chapman

James & Jean Chapman

Charles & Virginia Cheever

Robert & Gail Chernansky

Christopher Cherry

William & Donna Choate

Tricia Christian

James Clark

Jim Clark

Charles & Bonnie Clark

Mike & Stephanie Clark

Randy & Heather Clevenger

Mark & Jill Coffin

Steve & Krista Cohen

Jeff & Angela Cole

Kevin & Wendi Coley

Randy & Alison Collins

Brian & Heather Coloney

Jim & Buffi Colquitt

Thomas & Sharon Connell

James & Michele Connolly

Chad & Michelle Connors

Chip & Beth Cookston

Joey & Kimberly Costanzo

Michael & Amy Costoulas

Colin & Meredith Couch

Jonathan & Jinnah Cox

Steve & Silvi Cox

Scott & Lisa Craig

Adam & Rachael Crawford

Scott & Rebekah Crenshaw

Ray & Courtney Crocker

Steve & Jamie Cumbo

Rob & Casey Cunningham

Tom & Joanne Curtin

Christopher & Stacy Damico

John & Yelena Daniel

Brock & Tricia Darby

Casey & Anisa Darnell

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Michael & Debra Davidson

Mike & Maureen Davis

Thomas & Alyson Davis

Suzanne Dawson

Wesley Deal

Darren & Lindsey Dean

Joseph & Jessica Dean

Nikki Dean

Jim & Rebecca Dearman

Lori Deason

Jeff & Tammorah DeMercy

Charles & Jett Denton

Charlie & Elizabeth Dickhaus

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Brad & Shannon Drost

John & Ann Drury

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Noah Duncan

Bernd Durstberger

William & Sylvia Dykes

Stuart Easterly

Chaz Easterly

John & Tanya Eberle

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Richard & Karen Elliott

Mark & Jackie Ellsworth

Brad Elphick

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CD & Jennifer Engle

Phil & Joan Ergle

Daniel Ethridge

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Milo & Ivette Falcon

Michael & Sharon Fallon

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Scott Ferraro

Mauricio & Alessandra Ferreira

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Pat Fiol

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Chad & Kellie Floyd

Jason & Natalie Flurry

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Richard & Martha Franks

Nick & Gabby Fraunfelder

Rich & Angela Frederick

Erin Frink

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Andy & Cindy Furman

Todd & Alicia Furneaux

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Matthew & Jessica Lietzan

Kevin & Rebecca Loechl

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Jordan & Arrie Lugar

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Rafael Martinez & Luisa Gonzalez

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J.C. & Tori Mauldin

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Sylvia McClung

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Cregg McKinney

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Andrew McLendon

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Mike Merrion

Fiby Mikhael

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Kilbert Milhollin

Lee & Teri Milhollin

Sandra Milhollin

Brooks & Jen Miller

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Louis Miller

Janet Milton

Nathan & Jaycie Mirabella

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Nikolai & Christina Mondi

Atila & Elisangela Monteiro

Jason & Tatiana Moody

James & Heather Moore

Jason & Denise Moore

Kent & Kimberly Moore

Larry & Donna Hall-Moore

Olan Moore

John & Anna Moraitakis

Dairek & Emily Morgan

Randy & Laura Morgan

Curt Morrell

Evan & Sara Morris

John & Dorcas Morris

Max & Elizabeth Morris

Jeremy & Corey Mosier

Brian & Lyndsey Moynihan

Joshua & Christy Mullis

Leigh & Carroll Mullis

Robert & Nikki Murfree

Tim & Melinda Murphy

Roy & Gayle Murrow

Paul & Christy Myers

Kelly & Jennifer Myrick

Lester & Kim Neely

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Jane Nellums

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Carole Nixon

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William & Dorothy Norris

Sarah Nudelman

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Robert & Jennifer Ocello

Shawn Oliver

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Shane & Kelle Ortiz

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Carol Pierpont

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Tom & Michelle Pittard

Rocco & Cindy Pizza

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Jane Pratt

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Timothy & Monique Russell

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Rick & Kathy Sanson

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Kyle & Kristen Schmidt

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Dan & Bonnie Schuster

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Paul & Jacqueline Schwandt

Ryan & Maranda Seger

Brandon Seigler

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Bonnie Sellers

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Christopher Serafin

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Jerry & Nancy Sharp

Christopher & Chrissy Shaw

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Brian & Cindy Shepler

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Ryan & Tara Southers

Chuck & Missy Sparrow

Mark & Amy Spiegle

Nancy Sprague

Don Rountree, Sr.

Jim & Pat Stafford

Joe & Kaye Stafford

Zachary & Amy Stafford

Matthew & Brooke Stanchie

Nichole Steklasa

Brynn & JoAnn Stensrud

Brain & Andrea Stephenson

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David & Karen Storey

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Mark Swindle

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Allen & Sarah Taliaferro

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Leo & Amanda Terrazas

Michael & Kathryn Teston

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John & Trish Thomas

Alex & Stephanie Thomason

Alfred & Leigh-Ann Thompson

Charles & Susan Thompson

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Mark Thompson

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Jeffrey & Kelly Thomson

Mid & Diana Thorne

Paul & Desiree Thornton

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Louis & Jennifer Tirino

Carl & Leslie Tokarek

John & Stephanie Tolan

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Brian & Amy Tweedy

Vance & Heather Tyler

James & Peggy Usry

Jacqueline Vanhyfte

Manuel Sibaja & Kattia

Vasquez

Jesse & Macy Belle Vaughn

Stephen & Erica Via

Vinith & Emily Victor

Todd & Melanie Wacker

Greg & Cheryl Wade

James & Melanie Waggoner

Jay & Courtney Waggoner

Brandon & Cindy Wallace

Kevan & Rebekah Wallace

Patrick & Kristin Walsh

David & Leeann Walters

Kyle & Nicolette Walters

Andrew & Darlene Warnecke

David & Elizabeth Wash

Juan & Kamesha Washington

Mark & Sharon Waugh

Steve & Kathy Weatherby

Aldden & Susan Webb

John & Kimberly Webb

Joseph & JC Weems

Lori Weissmann

Robert & Dorris Weissmann

Cliff & Laura Welch

David & Sydney Wells

Brad & Karen Welty

Don & Peggy Withers

Crystal Wludyga

Christopher & Kristi Wright

Marc & Jill Wright

Jim & Peggy Yates

Russ & Emily Yeager

Ed & Gina Young

Jason & Liz Young

Jenny Young

Kevin & Amy Young

Thomas & Katherine Youngblood

David & Margie Zandstra

Jim & Julie Zimbardi

Paul & Lori Ziv

Alan & Cori Zubay

Organizations:

Acru Strategy, LLC

American Endowment Foundation

Ameriprise Financial

Ayco Charitable Foundation

Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund

Bearor Family Chiropractic Inc

Chattahoochee Animal Clinic

CHUBB Charitable Foundation

Cobb Community Foundation

Community Foundation of Greater Memphis

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Intercontinental Exchange

Law Offices of Stefanie Ceto

Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals

Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc.

Morgan Stanley IRA

National Christian Foundation

Orille Technical Services

Salesforce.com Foundation

Schwab Charitable Fund

ScotCro LLC

State Farm Companies Foundation

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

The Coummunity Foundation of Macon County

Shawn Sohrabi & Margareta Wesolowska

Matt & Scarlotte West

Scott & Maureen Whatley

Cody & Romie White

Dain & Susan Wideman

Brandon & Tiffany Williams

David & Ansley Williams

Alex & Khalilah Williams

Caroline Williamson

James & Wendi Williamson

Jimmy & Tammy Williamson

Terrence & Brandi Willis

Katie Wilson

Kevin & Carrie Wilson

John & Janet Winfrey

Alexander Babayeuski & Sarah Winograd

Casey & Courtney Withers

Your 2021-2022

Annual Fund Gifts at Work

Thank you to our Remarkable Fellowship community! With more than 93% parent participation, you contributed $641,655 to the 2021-2022 Annual Fund! Your generosity and commitment are truly making a difference at our school. While tuition covers operational expenses each year, the money raised through the Annual Fund contributes to the special projects and initiatives that allow your children to benefit from the intentional curriculum and purposeful programming that sets Fellowship apart.

Due to your support and participation, we were able to invest in a number of initiatives, including K-12 STEM programming, an upgraded sound system at Bob Lord Field, mission trips, campus beautification projects, and more. Additionally, each year we allocate a portion of funds to financial aid. We feel strongly that cost should not prohibit a desiring family from providing their child with a covenant, Christian education. Thank you for standing in the gap and allowing us to offer aid to deserving families.

Before we celebrate the impact of your investment around campus and in the classrooms, we would like to express our immense gratitude for the community you help cultivate - one of volunteerism, encouragement, engagement, and generosity. Thank you.

PALADIN PARK

Drainage issues threw us a curve ball, but you knocked it out of the park! You rose to the challenge when the opportunity arose to turf Winchester Field transforming four acres of nearly unusable space into an all-season recreation area our entire school could utilize. This transformation from natural grass to turf is a significant upgrade only possible with the generous donations of a group of lead donors, a substantial investment by the Paladin Athletic Booster Club, and your Annual Fund support.

We are blessed to have one of the most stunning baseball facilities in the greater-Atlanta area, and the upgrade to turf provides numerous benefits besides aesthetics. For our athletes, Winchester Field is now accessible year-round, allowing for consistent and reliable practice and game schedules. Turf is also known to enhance the performance capabilities of athletes by providing a safer, more predictable playing surface. For the greater school community, the sustainability of turf allows the space to be used by our elementary and middle school students for recreation and physical activity.

In addition to these benefits, the turf field requires less maintenance and is more durable than a natural grass field, making it a costeffective, long-term solution for the school. These attributes ensure that Paladin Park will be a beautiful, well-maintained space for years to come.

We are excited to watch the Paladins compete on Winchester Field and pleased to see students of all ages enjoying their new space. Thank you to everyone who contributed, allowing us to be good stewards of the resources God has entrusted to us.

GYM 1 (G1)

Gym 1 is one of the more prominent, widely-used spaces on campus. Hosting a variety of middle school, JV, and varsity sporting events, art performances, and all-school assemblies, Gym 1 is, for some, an introduction to Fellowship. As with any introduction, one wants to make an excellent first impression. Therefore, we invested in several significant enhancements to G1. The refinished floors showcase our refreshed branding and provide a more competitive and functional playing surface for our Paladins. Additional upgrades include a complete repaint of the gymnasium and purchasing floor coverings to be utilized during events requiring chairs on the hardwoods. G1 is a space we can proudly call home as we welcome friends and guests alike.

FENCING

Ensuring the safety of our whole community is a top priority at Fellowship, and we have invested in campus security in many ways over the years. With the 2021-2022 Annual Fund, we are happy to announce that we were able to finish fencing the entirety of our school campus! There is now a secure perimeter around all of Fellowship including the wooded area between our campus and Fellowship Bible Church.

BRANDING UPDATES

When we updated our brand to more accurately reflect the heart of our covenant, Christian school, we established a multi-year plan to upgrade our signage, facilities, and transportation. Due to your generosity, we were able to make several updates in advance of our timeline. One such upgrade includes campus signage which now displays Fellowship’s refreshed brand. Fellowship families and visitors can easily navigate our lovely campus thanks to our updated signage.

TRANSPORTATION

As Fellowship expands, so do our transportation needs. To better serve our active school, two new buses were purchased to transport students to a variety of events including away sports games and field trips. The addition of these vehicles allows for greater flexibility with scheduling, and ensures that all our students can attend the many off-campus activities throughout the year. In addition to new transportation for our students, the Facilities Department was also a beneficiary of your generosity. Our facilities staff works tirelessly to maintain our lovely campus. To enable them to serve our community better and more easily navigate the property, an additional Gator utility vehicle was purchased.

Proposed design mock-up for new buses.

TEACHERS

An investment in our teachers is an investment in your children. Gifts to the Annual Fund enable our teachers to pursue specialized training and certifications that better equip them to serve the individual needs of their students. Just as each of your children has been uniquely gifted, so have our teachers. We are thankful for the opportunities you provide for them to enhance and refine their gifts as they seek to support your children. In addition to trainings, Annual Fund contributions provided for facilities upgrades and the purchase of much-needed resources like a new laminator and poster maker (ES).

Two especially exciting projects involved some very creative proposals from none other than your very own children:

High School Workroom Refresh –

As part of a High School Design class, students submitted proposals to redesign the teacher workroom. These students were asked to envision a space that was both welcoming and inspiring; they did not disappoint. Their vision became a reality when the teacher workroom was transformed from a sterile space of function to a serene retreat where teachers can take a moment to recharge or gather for a collaborative work session. Your gifts enabled these students to apply the skills they are learning in the classroom while experiencing the joy of blessing their teachers.

Developing Mini Moguls –

ES Art Teacher Melissa George created the Artisan Entrepreneurs class as the latest offering in our Spark and Ignite program. This class challenged our fourth and fifth-grade students to develop a product, write a business plan, design marketing collateral, and sell their product. To get funding, they had to pitch their idea to our “sharks.” Members of our administration attended the business meeting and agreed to be angel investors, seeding the class $1,000 of Annual Fund dollars to purchase the resources necessary to start their business. We are overjoyed to share that these students not only made back the initial investment but realized a nearly $5,000 profit which will be donated to charity.

GIVING WITH PURPOSE

Discover The Various Ways You Can Support Fellowship’s Mission and Vision

While tuition covers expenses, Fellowship relies heavily on the generosity of our parents, grandparents, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends. If you wish to support the covenant mission and vision of Fellowship, there are many ways that you can contribute to our success and continued growth. All gifts, no matter the size, directly impact our students, faculty, and staff as they help to create the environments and experiences that set Fellowship apart.

Annual Giving –

As Fellowship’s number one fundraiser, the Annual Fund provides for programming and educational enrichment projects not funded by tuition. What does that mean exactly? While tuition covers operational expenses, contributions made to the Annual Fund help finance projects that benefit the daily experiences of our students, faculty, and staff. Whether investing in new computers, professional development for our faculty, renovating a classroom, or completing construction that allows for our new dining services, the projects supported by the Annual Fund make a transformational difference for every student every day.

Endowment Giving –

The Fellowship Legacy Fund will provide a permanent, sustainable source of funding for Fellowship. Gifts to the Legacy Fund serve as the principal that is invested, and each year a portion of the value of the fund is paid out to support the fund’s purpose. Any annual earnings above and beyond the distribution are reinvested into the fund, increasing its market value and its ability to provide support for its designated purpose into perpetuity. Each gift made to the Fellowship Legacy Fund helps to increase the principal investment and can be designated to support projects that align with the donors’ interests.*

Planned Giving –

Planned giving is simply arranging a gift now to be allocated at a future date. Through a will or trust, individuals can choose to designate Fellowship, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, as the beneficiary of retirement, insurance, stock, or mutual fund accounts.*

* Planned Giving and Endowment Giving work hand-in-hand. While donors may designate a planned gift from a will, trust, etc. to a capital campaign or other specified projects, those same gifts can also be designated for investment in an existing Endowment to allow the gift to live on in perpetuity.

Georgia GOAL –

Through Georgia’s Education Expense Credit, the GOAL Scholarship Program allows taxpayers to designate their tax dollars for the improvement of K-12 educational opportunities. Due to Fellowship’s partnership with Georgia GOAL, taxpayer contributions help to provide financial aid for qualified, covenant students, enabling them to benefit from a Fellowship education. In turn, taxpayers benefit by receiving a 100% Georgia income tax credit in exchange for their contribution.

Annual Giving -vs- Endowment Giving

While each source of funding serves a different purpose, both are equally crucial to Fellowship’s financial health and longevity.

ANNUAL GIVING ENDOWMENT GIVING

What is it?

The Annual Fund runs July 1 through June 30 each year and raises over $500,000 toward the operating budget.

The endowment, comprised of invested restricted and unrestricted funds, helps Fellowship plan for a sustainable future.

How does it work?

Funds, typically used in the year given, are flexible, accessible, and used like a checking account to fund projects that support and enhance the educational experiences of our students.

The principal gift is invested and a small percentage is drawn each year for designated projects. This fund is steady and ongoing like a retirement fund, providing for future growth.

Where is it used?

The Annual Fund projects vary each year based on need. Funds may be used for technology enhancements, small construction projects, curriculum purchases, athletics, arts, STEM, and much more.

Endowment funds are most often used to support faculty development and compensation, financial assistance for deserving covenant students, and special academic programming.

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