2018-2019 Report of Contributions

Report of Contributions JULY 1, 2018–JUNE 30, 2019

You make it possible As we begin to celebrate our centennial this fall, we reflect on the year behind us and offer thanks to you, the members of our donor community, for your generous gifts to Lakeside.

Your gifts make it possible for Lakeside to offer students a creative and dynamic education that prepares them to be thoughtful and committed citizens and leaders of their city, country, and world.

On these pages you see students – in our classrooms, on our playing fields, in our theaters, on Outdoor Program trips – engaged in a moment of learning last year.

Through these experiences, our students learn to work collaboratively, to solve real-world problems, to appreciate the intrinsic beauty of the academic disciplines, and, most importantly, to make sound ethical decisions in both their personal and academic lives.

Lakeside has been fortunate to have individuals like all of you who have been most generous to the school, funding technology in the classroom, faculty excellence, financial aid, athletics, Global Service Learning, the Outdoor Program, performing and visual arts, and so much more! Simply put, without donors like you, Lakeside would not be able to offer a world-class academic and co-curricular program to our students.

Thank you, everyone! I appreciate all that you have done for the school this past year. Together, we can all be proud of the contribution Lakeside has made to society through the students it has graduated.

I look forward to seeing you at games and performances – and also at events celebrating Lakeside’s centennial year, 2019-2020!

Cordially,

Bernie Noe P’07 ’09 Head of School

REPORT OF CONTRIBUTIONS 2018-2019

Board of Trustees | Volunteers 2018-2019 Board of Trustees Bert Valdman P’17 ’20, Chair Carey Crutcher ’77 Smith P’11 ’14, Vice Chair Natasha Smith ’89 Jones, Immediate Past Chair Stephen Sundborg, Secretary Mark Klebanoff ’80 P’10 ’13 ’16, Treasurer Sarah Barton P’18 ’20 ’20 Carmen Best P’11 ’13 Julia Cho P’18 ’20 Amy Crichton P’24 ’26 Claudia Hung ’89 Michael Larson P’12 ’14 ’16 Mona Locke P’15 ’17 Kathleen Murray Sean O’Donnell ’90 P’25 Artemios (Tim) Panos ’85 P’22 ’24 ’24 Bridgette Taylor P’21 ’24 Brandon Vaughan ’06 David Victor P’05 ’07 ’11

Parent and Guardian Fundraising Volunteers Peri Altan P’19, Head’s Circle Co-chair Sandy Bubalo P’18 ’23, Leadership Circle Co-chair Janet Angell Frink P’19 ’21, Head’s Circle Co-chair Heather Moore P’23 ’25, Middle School Chair Tricia Nora P’18 ’22, Upper School Co-chair Gigi Ryan ’80 Gilman P’19, Upper School Co-chair Anna White P’22 ’24, Leadership Circle Co-chair Bolanle Adekoya P’13 ’19 Brian and Heidi Austin P’06 ’07 ’19 ’20 Anne Baldwin P’21 Linara Barreto P’25 Michelle Bauer P’23 Laury Bryant P’19 Scott and Caryn Cary P’19 Frank Chivers P’23 ’26 Aesim Cho P’20 Clark and Rhea Coler P’19 John Cooper P’24 Katherine Costain and Laurie Fenkner P’23 Abhishek Dalmia P’23 Jo Ann Denney P’21 ’25

P: Parent/Guardian GP: Grandparent

Ashleigh Dickinson P’20 ’22 Jing Ding P’20 ’24 Hongming Dong and Fenghe Lu P’21 ’25 John and Jennifer Felten P’25 Qinghua Feng P’17 ’20 Teri Franklin P’19 ’23 Omer Gajial and Shirin Issa P’22 Marc Gavin and Gwenyth McConnell P’22 John ’83 and Bronwyn Gerberding P’19 Marsi Gorman P’20 Nanette Hayre P’19 Kathryn Helde ’84 P’18 ’22 Dan and Amy Holmes P’22 Fei Hong and Jin Liu P’20 ’25 Hui Hong Kao P’19 ’22 Megan Hutcheson ’92 and Rob Porcarelli P’21 ’24 Chip Kelly ’80 P’19 ’20 Suzanne Kolenski P’23 ’25 Steven Lees and Carolyn Akinbami P’16 ’20 Hongying Lian P’22 Ying Liu P’21 Melissa Lloyd P’19 Rachana Mundra P’24 Robin Nagel P’22 Melissa Morgan ’92 Nelson and Marty Nelson P’20 Tokunbo and Adekunbi Olukoya P’21 Kevin and Nicole Petersen P’20 ’21 Daniel Potthoff P’25 John Powell ’81 P’15 ’17 ’20 Kevin and Sandra Raftery P’23 Saritha Reddy P’20 Minnie Reichek P’19 Chris Rogers P’18 ’21 Laurie Rosini P’24 ’26 Elena Saba P’17 ’21 Jay Schwartz and Renee Willette P’02 ’05 ’09 ’13 ’19 Hong Shen P’20 ’22 Shuguang Song and Hongbin Xiao P’15 ’20 Natalie Grim ’81 Stephens P’15 ’19 Anita Sundaresan P’24 Mark Tameling P’24 James Tjoa and Jeanne Ryan P’20 Katie Hosford ’93 Traverse P’23 ’25

Chen Wei and Lin Cheng P’20 Tessie Wu P’22 Amy Yu P’21 Steph Yurcisin P’24 Chen Zhao P’22 ’25 Sophia Zhou P’21 ’24

Alumni Fundraising Volunteers Lisa Narodick ’93 Colton, Alumni Giving Co-chair Meghan Mullarkey ’98 Kiefer, Alumni Giving Co-chair Dick Bangert ’67 Emma Brillhart ’10 Cindy Oberto ’97 Burdick Casey Castaneda ’87 Caroline Daly ’08 Mick Deal ’68 Athena Makratzakis ’94 Dickerson Ned Dunn ’70 Pat Dunn ’65 Christian Fulghum ’77 Richard Hartung ’74 Mary Hatch-Maillette ’90 Cam Hazen ’67 Bob Helsell ’55 Kevin Ke ’09 Vanessa Brewster ’99 Laughlin Bethany Mito ’96 Lee Sarah Leung ’94 Joseph Min ’12 Michelle Moore ’02 Morrison Rick Morry ’61 Melissa Morgan ’92 Nelson P’20 John Patton ’88 Reid Rader ’03 Vidya Rajan ’09 Scott Reed ’85 Thomas Rose ’97 Autumn Bradley ’93 Roth P.J. Smith ’91

Terry Smith ’71 Allie Chinn ’89 Spiess Bill Sroufe ’68 Nicholas Stevens ’06 Mark Stiefel ’76 James Vogl ’15 Betsy Wade ’11 Hank Whitney ’44 Jenny Mowrer ’00 Womack Lauren Deal ’99 Yelish Shawna Zhou ’15

Alumni Board Claudia Hung ’89, Chair Elizabeth Richardson ’85 Vigdor, President-elect, Mission and Governance Chair Elliott Okantey ’05, Activities Chair Lisa Narodick ’93 Colton, Connections Chair Maki Arakawa ’93 Bruce Bailey ’59 Alison Alkire ’00 Behnke Emma Brillhart ’10 Ginger Ferguson ’82 Laurie Frink ’81 Calder Gillin ’98 Dahlia Liao ’92 Mak David Mandley ’99 Teal Luthy ’87 Miller Michelle Moore ’02 Morrison Cooper Offenbecher ’00 Brian Park ’88 Scott Reed ’85 Brianna Reynaud ’96 Gen Rubin ’88 Casey Schuchart ’96 Liza Shoenfeld ’05 Ben Stephens ’77 Nicholas Stevens ’06 T.J. Vassar ’94

Planned Giving Advisory Council Thad Alston P’00 ’03 Sandy Bernbaum ’60 P’88 Sarah Bellows ’97 Bowman Jolene Cox P’11 Jim Flaggert P’22 ’24 ’26 Bill Fleming ’74 Bob Helsell ’55 P’81 ’82 ’87 ’98 GP ’11 ’17 Lynn Hogan Chris Prentice ’86 P’16 ’19 Kevin Scudder P’13 ’17 Laura Shifflette ’73 Julie Yee P’21 ’23

Faculty and Staff Campaign Nse Ekpo, Co-chair Dan Jewett, Co-chair

Your gift supports a vibrant science curriculum that includes a collaboration between Earth Science and Digital Life classes, giving students the opportunity to create micromuseums exploring topics related to water scarcity, waterborne pathogens, water conservation, and the water-transfer cycle.

Financial Review 2018-2019 ENDOWMENT DISTRIBUTION

BY PURPOSE $8.4 million

Figures are unaudited as of press time.

Audited figures will be available in November 2019.

OPERATING BUDGET $35.5 million REVENUES

Unrestricted Faculty and staff excellence

Campus stewardship

2% 10% 13%

Auxiliary services/Other

Contributions from Annual Fund and Parents and Guardians Association

8%

44%

31% Educational excellence

Financial aid

5%

23% Support from endowment

Tuition and fees

EXPENSES Auxiliary services

Technology

ENDOWMENT POLICY: To ensure long-term sustainability, the Board of Trustees has adopted a spending policy of between 4% and 5% of a 12-quarter, rolling average market value, ending on June 30, 2018. In fiscal year 2018-2019, this amount was $8,407,681. The total endowment on June 30, 2019 was $222,078,235.

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64%

Facilities

4% 5% 16% 18%

Administration

57%

Educational programs

Your Annual Fund donation helps make events like Pride Night possible. This is part of the ongoing work of the athletics program to ensure that every member of the Lakeside Athletics community feels supported, empowered, and included.

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Lakeside’s music and drama courses are accessible to and engaging for both beginners and seasoned performers. Every 5th grader takes a yearlong orchestra course in which students learn to play a string instrument.

Thanks to you, every student is provided an instrument for in-home practice.

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Thanks to your support, our students are exploring healthy lifestyles in new ways.

The Lakeside Middle School physical education department recently hosted inline skating program Skate Journeys for a weeklong residency. The residency supports the department’s goal of helping students develop active lifestyles and establishing habits for a healthy life. By Friday, students were zooming around, “swizzling” their feet between cones, and skating on one foot.

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You support our teachers in developing an innovative, cross-departmental curriculum. This year the Spanish IV/V class went to Colombia to study themes of empowerment of indigenous communities, resistance, and identity. Students lived with host families in a close-knit, rural, Spanish-speaking community, and they interviewed community members about their experiences with Colombian resistance movements.

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Your gift helps spark creativity and collaboration—skills that are crucial to success in the modern workplace and beyond. There’s no better place to develop these skills than in the arts classroom at Lakeside, where we strive to teach creativity, empathy, and resilience.

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You help our students in their journey to develop ethical spirits. Their daily interactions with one another and with adult community members teach them to be inclusive, considerate, and to act with integrity.

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Lakeside students are taught by faculty and staff with outstanding experience and credentials in their fields, and a passion for educating young people. Thanks to you, Lakeside students also have access to a wide range of educational specialists in our library, global education program, and student and family support program.

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Your donation sustains a thriving Outdoor Program with trips ranging from the top of Mount Baker to the gullies of the Grand Canyon.

Through outdoor education, students learn new skills, gain self-confidence, reflect on their responsibility to the natural world, and build meaningful relationships in a way rarely possible in a traditional classroom setting.

REPORT OF CONTRIBUTIONS 2018-2019

Development Office 2019-2020 Daiga Galins Director of Development daiga.galins@lakesideschool.org

Nicole Donahue Fundraising Data Entry Specialist nicole.donahue@lakesideschool.org

Carol Borgmann Director of Major and Planned Giving carol.borgmann@lakesideschool.org

Johnpaul McLean Assistant Director of Development, Parent/Guardian Giving johnpaul.mclean@lakesideschool.org

Lisa Broesamle Development Office Administrative Assistant lisa.broesamle@lakesideschool.org Lani Carpenter Parents and Guardians Association Administrative Assistant lani.carpenter@lakesideschool.org Allison Conkin Special Events Coordinator allison.conkin@lakesideschool.org

Kelly Poort Assistant Director of Development, Alumni Relations kelly.poort@lakesideschool.org Rick Rossland Development Office Systems Coordinator rick.rossland@lakesideschool.org Leslie Schuyler Archivist leslie.schuyler@lakesideschool.org

Lakeside School Middle School office Upper School office Development and alumni relations Admissions and financial aid Parents and Guardians Association

206-368-3630 206-368-3600 206-368-3606 206-368-3605 206-440-2740

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Every effort has been made to include all donors to Lakeside School between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. If you notice an omission or error, please contact Johnpaul McLean, assistant director of development, parent/guardian giving, by telephone at 206-440-2959 or by email at johnpaul.mclean@lakesideschool.org. Thank you.

Photos by Tom Reese and Lakeside School staff photographers.

Thank You! We are grateful for your contributions in the 2018-2019 school year and look forward to your continued support for years to come.

Gifts can be made by cash, check, credit card, wiring funds, or the transfer of securities.

ONLINE

Visit lakesideschool.org/give

BY MAIL

Make your check payable to Lakeside School and mail to our bank: Lakeside School c/o Bank of America PO Box 740136 Los Angeles, CA 90074-0136

BY PHONE

Call 206-368-3606 to donate with your credit card.

GIFTS OF SECURITIES

Contact the development office at 206-368-3606 for instructions. Our nonprofit tax identification number (EIN) is 91-0564971.

If you have any questions or would like more information about giving opportunities, please contact us at 206-368-3606 or development@lakesideschool.org.

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