Everybody In!
YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS THE MOMENTUM. IT’S TIME TO IGNITE + TRANSFORM THE FUTURE OF NCSSM TOGETHER.
Everybody In!
THAT’S WHAT SOMEONE IN THE FAMILY SHOUTS WHEN IT’S TIME TO SET OFF TOGETHER ON THE NEXT LEG OF A BIG JOURNEY. AND THAT’S WHERE WE’RE POISED RIGHT NOW AS A WORLDWIDE NCSSM FAMILY – AS SOON AS WE TOP UP WITH FUEL.
The new NCSSM-Morganton campus is beautiful and is serving its first class of students, ready to welcome a second class in the fall. It still needs a few more resources, including a Student Wellness and Activities Center. The Durham campus remains picturesque, historic, and for many of us, nostalgic (a bit like a childhood home with shag carpet?) and we have plans to keep what’s special but renovate the residence hall rooms, add a proper Academic Commons gathering and dining space – and ready the buildings for another 40 years of memory making.
Our Ignite + Transform fundraising campaign passed the $40 million mark in January 2023, a significant milestone on our way to reaching and surpassing the overall goal of $50 million, and this support is attracting larger State of North Carolina investment, as well! Large leadership gifts to the campaign (including gifts of $7.5 million, $5 million and $3 million) during the campaign’s quiet phase have gotten us hundreds of miles down the road, and we hope for a few more.
But at this point – with the public phase of the Ignite + Transform campaign launched on 2.22.22 with an online event that drew NCSSM’s largest audience to date – we know that getting beyond $50 million will happen only if everybody who loves NCSSM is in for making a special gift: $100,000, $25,000, $5,000, $2,000 – or any amount that represents a personally significant gift for you. Different folks have different roles to play, but there’s something special and powerful – almost magical – about being involved at the level that shows your real commitment and connection to the school and expresses what it has meant to you.
In this report, you’ll see more about what’s been accomplished already, the plans we have together, the inspiring ways alumni and friends are stepping up, and some specifics about what your gift will help accomplish for future generations of North Carolina students.
IT’S
ALL SO EXCITING! EVERYBODY IN?
FROM THE CHAIR & PRESIDENT
Murray Abramson MD, MPH NCSSM Foundation Board Chair
Visit ignite.ncssm.edu to consider and make your pledge to the Ignite +
campaign!
Barbara Coury NCSSM Foundation President
Transform
WHAT A YEAR FOR UNICORNS & DRAGONS!
NCSSM OPENS A NEW CAMPUS IN WNC
In June 2022, state and local leaders and supporters gathered to celebrate the grand opening of NCSSM-Morganton. Two months later, the first class of 150 trailblazing juniors arrived to make the new campus home, selecting the Dragons as the mascot for their sports teams, a fitting mythical counterpart to the NCSSM-Durham Unicorns.
To date, the state of North Carolina has provided $85 million to enable construction of the new campus, while a tremendous spectrum of more than 300 individuals, corporations, and nonprofits have stepped forward to contribute more than $12 million in private investment.
NCSSM NAMED NO. 1 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL IN AMERICA
Niche.com ranked NCSSM the No. 1 public high school in America for 2023, up from No. 2 last year.
CLASS OF ’82 CELEBRATES 40 YEARS
In October, NCSSM’s first class – the Class of 1982 – celebrated their 40-year reunion at Alumni Weekend on the Durham campus.
NCSSM-DURHAM KICKS OFF CAMPUS RENOVATIONS
Renovation of the NCSSM-Durham dining hall began in November and is anticipated to be completed in June 2023. The first residence hall renovation is scheduled to begin in summer 2023, and over the next several years, all residence halls will be modernized.
“The publicprivate partnership that has taken shape around this campus has been nothing short of incredible... I’m so proud of our state for making this investment in its students.”
Chancellor Todd Roberts
THE CAMPAIGN IS GOING STRONG ̶ PLEASE HELP REALIZE OUR CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES BY CONTRIBUTING TODAY!
$50M DOLLAR GOAL
80% PROGRESS
TO FUND THE FOLLOWING AREAS:
6,083 IGNITE + TRANSFORM CAMPAIGN SUPPORTERS TO DATE
$40M commitments to date PO
FROM VISION TO REALITY
North Carolina’s leaders realized a bold vision in creating the nation’s first public residential high school focused on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics more than 40 years ago. In 2018, NCSSM Foundation began the leadership phase of this audacious $50 million comprehensive fundraising campaign to position NCSSM for its future. Now in the campaign’s public phase, every single member of the NCSSM family is asked to take part by making a personally significant gift. The campaign is igniting academic opportunities, transforming learning environments in Durham and Morganton, and deepening the reach of STEM education throughout the state.
Box 2733, Durham, NC
919.416.2600 As of Feb. 6, 2023
27715
Entrepreneur donates $1.5 million to launch entrepreneurship program. Triangle tech entrepreneur Joe Colopy and his wife, Karalyn – parents of a 2020 NCSSM graduate – gave $1.5 million to endow a program for entrepreneurship to teach students “how they can change the world” by solving problems, building teams, and starting companies, an extraordinary opportunity for students that recognizes NCSSM’s contributions to North Carolina’s tech ecosystem.
$1M grant from Dogwood Health Trust expands access to STEM programming. A $1 million grant from Dogwood Health Trust enabled educational opportunities such as full scholarships for 7th- to 12th-graders to attend a week of Summer Accelerator courses at NCSSM-Morganton in July 2022. The grant created equitable and inclusive educational opportunities for a diverse cohort of 60 students hailing from 18 Western North Carolina counties.
Dr. H. Braughn Taylor on giving back to NCSSM. Founding NCSSM-Durham staff member Dr. H. Braughn Taylor and his husband arranged a $1 million bequest to the Foundation endowment to enable NCSSM to “continue to create an environment where students can thrive and pursue their intellectual interests,” a gift that “is going to be there forever,” generating income and “supporting the students.”
Dr. Tim King ’86 challenges alumni to help enhance Alumni Scholarships. The NCSSM Alumni Association kicked off an effort to raise more funds for college scholarships for new NCSSM alumni, with a matching challenge from Dr. Tim King ’86, Chair of the Alumni Association Board of Directors Fundraising Committee.
Why I give: Tafui Leggard ’18 “I wouldn’t be where I am today without Science and Math. NCSSM gave me the tools and framework to succeed in the classroom and in life, and I know giving can play a small part in continuing the experiences that helped shape who I am today. I love looking at NCSSM social media and seeing students participating in J-Term (formerly Mini-Term) and research, and knowing I played a very small part in making that happen.”
YOUR GIFTS MAKE A DIFFERENCE
GIVING CIRCLES
Gifts of $2,500 or more during fiscal year 2021–2022
LAUREATE CIRCLE ($100,000 plus)
Anonymous
Anonymous Trust Barnes Family Foundation
Cisco Systems Inc.
Dogwood Health Trust
Duke Energy
Carolinas
Estate of Joan Parnell
Golden LEAF Foundation
The Goodnight Educational Foundation
Brian D. Harry ’84 & Kimberly K. Harry ’85
Leviton
Manufacturing Co Inc.
Karen B. McLaughlin ’83 & Mark D. McLaughlin
Alex Morcos ’93 & Amanda Morcos
Scott A. Ogle ’93 & Jennifer J. Ogle
Charles M. Stone ’03
The UNC System
Virginia S. Wilson
VISIONARY CIRCLE ($50,000 to $99,999)
Brian D. Bailey ’84 & Dianne C. Bailey P’24
Mitchell & Dawn Epstein
Louis J. Gordon ’83 & Sandy Gordon
Kristina S. Haughton P’89
Bruce M. Lee ’89
Trane Technologies
Charitable Foundation
INNOVATOR CIRCLE ($25,000 to $49,999)
City of Morganton
Collins Aerospace Lenovo
Bruce & Pat Meikle
Microsoft
Patricia W. Miller
Psalms of Life, Inc.
Storr Office Environments
Daniel J. Teague & Jo-Ann Cohen
Erik W. Troan ’91 & Brigid V. Troan P’20, P’22
TRAILBLAZER CIRCLE
($10,000 to $24,999)
Raman & Lalitha
Achanta P’08
Anaconda, Inc.
Anonymous Donor
Jenn & Lars Bishop
P’22
Blue Cross Blue
Shield of NC
Case Farms, LLC
Kai I. Chung ’86 & Vivian Yeung
Credit Suisse
Americas Foundation
Preeti & James
Happer P’19
Huffman-Cornwell Foundation
Edward & Shiva
Kincaid P’18, P’20, P’23
Timothy D. King ’86
Kulynych Family Foundation, Inc.
Colin & Eugenia
Larsen P’13, P’16
Gerald Leger P’95
Gina N. Likins ’86
Jamie C. Pate ’82
Billy Pizer ’86 & Anne R. Pizer
Q2 Software
Carl A. Ryden ’89 & Ashley Ryden
Christy L. Shaffer & Joel Shaffer
Adam Simpkins ’99
Society for Science
CATALYST CIRCLE ($5,000 to $9,999)
Jesse Addison
Maya K. Ajmera ’85 & David H. Hollander
Kathleen Allen
Adair Phifer Armfield
Barnhill Contracting Company
Benthos LLC
Eric & Jennifer
Bergevin P’21
Madeleine C. Blaurock ’83 & Andrew P. Gutow
Philip P. Breitfeld & Susan G. Kreissman
James R. Bridges ’88 & Elizabeth C. Bridges ’88 P’22
N. Taylor Brockman ’99 & Jennifer Jenkins ’99
Joseph & Karalyn
Colopy P’20
Marie-Alice De Landevoisin & Regis Hoppenot P’22
Cynthia A. Dy ’87 & Ignacio E. Salceda
Michael & Michelle
Ellwanger P’11, P’13, P’14
Epic Games, Inc.
Juanita Evans ’99
Adam F. Falk ’83
Robert R. Gotwals Jr. P’14
Kimberly L. Gragg ’88 & Lee Gragg
David G. Gray ’84
Jane & John Greene, Sr.
Hexion, Inc.
Jennifer A. Horney ’90 & Michael J. Chan
J. E. Ekornes USA, Inc.
Mary Ann Jin ’12
Susu (Phifer) & George Johnson
Bo Kane ’13
Gene Y. Ko ’90
Henry D. Kuo ’82 & Irene R. Kuo ’82 P’11, P’16
Suzanne C. Kuo ’85
Jennifer G. Levy ’90
Stanford Lin ’87
Michael J. Martine ’87 & Emily F. Martine ’88 P’18, P’24
Mary Freeman
Wisdom Foundation
Richard H. Mason, Jr.
Marshall L. Massengill ’05 & Megan Massengill
Bobby & Carolyn
Maynor P’10, P’13,
P’20
Heather & Thomas
Mcelroy P’22
Michael P. Owoc ’09 & Alyse Owoc
Elizabeth G.
Page ’82 & Dan R. Page P’08, P’10 Elizabeth L. Pandolfo Briggs Angela & Rohan Paul P’18 Jeremy & Virginia Purbrick Paul Raff ’00 & Audria C. Stubna Anthony & Elizabeth Raspanti P’21 Red Hat Corporation James Rideout & Diane Murray Todd Roberts & Arleen Song P’23 Charles A. Roederer ’94 & Mary W. Roederer ’94 Jeffrey T. Skinner ’89 Carole Stern & Gregory Garneau P’01 Rick & Terry Stone P’03 Benjamin S. Succop & Sara Lou Byrd Succop Karen G. Todd ’84 & Dan Todd ’84 P’13 Vulcan Materials Company Cathy & Bill Veal Weitao & Helen Yang P’16, P’21 EXPLORER CIRCLE (2,500 to $4,999) Steven R. Anderson ’94 & Erin Anderson P’24 Anonymous Donor Stephanie M. Bass ’91 Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Blue Ridge Realtors Geoffrey P. Burgess ’86 & Kristin L. Breuss Burroughs Wellcome Fund Pauline Cahill & Calvin Caunt P’23 Daniel Cain & Andrea Bennett-Cain P’22 Charles S. Coffey ’96 & Christanne Coffey Lisa A. Cooper P’11 Barb Coury & Louis Coury Amarinthia E. Curtis ’95 & Chris Curtis Christopher F. Dumas ’85 & Regan Dumas P’23 Nora A. Gardner ’90 Sean E. Grafton ’01 Austin M. Graves ’11 & Christy V. Graves ’11 Kristin & Philip Heidkamp P’19 April C. Horton JARS Realty Partners Lake James Custom Homes LLC Deborah & Howard Mell P’24 Alex & Drewry Mitchell P’23 Heather Mohorn ’05 & Joe Kachinske Morganton Eye Physicians, PA Jennifer & Daniel Moul P’18 Mountain View Pediatrics, P.A. Nancy E. Mukundan ’85 Chelsea N. Norris ’06 Laura & Joseph Panebianco P’22 Tre’ Scott ’89 Lucila & Pinakin Vias P’17 Michael & Anne Marie Watts Brock Winslow ’86 & Bristol Winslow P’15, P’17 Yi Yang & Lin Sun P’23 Charles R. Yount ’83 & Pamela Yount FOUNDATION DONORS | FISCAL YEAR JULY 1, 2021-JUNE 30, 2022
CORPORATIONS & FOUNDATIONS
AmazonSmile Foundation
American International Group, Inc.
AmerisourceBergen
Anaconda, Inc.
Anonymous
Anonymous Trust
The Apple Matching
Gift Program
Arch
Atlassian, Inc.
Barnes Family Foundation
Barnhill Contracting Company
Beatrice Cobb Trust
Benthos LLC
Berkshire Hathaway
Energy
Berkshire Hathaway
HomeServices Blue
Ridge REALTORS
Biogen Foundation
BlackRock Matching
Gifts Program
Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC
Blue Ridge Endurance LLC
Bonfire
Bright Funds
Burroughs Wellcome
Fund
Case Farms, LLC
Chick-fil-A at
Morganton
China House Asian
Fusion Bistro Inc.
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Citrix
City of Morganton
CocaCola Give
Coinbase
Collins Aerospace
Corning Foundation
Craft’d, Inc.
Credit Suisse
Americas Foundation
Cupertino Electric, Inc
Debbie’s Fund
Dogwood Health Trust
Duke Energy Foundation
(Matching Gifts)
Duke Energy Carolinas
Edison International/
EIX Employee Giving
Community
Elias’ Butcher Shoppe, Inc.
Epic Games, Inc.
Fidelity Giving Marketplace/WePay
Food Matters Market & Cafe Foundation for the
Carolinas
Fransis & Uzoamaka
Aniekwensi Foundation
Fulvia N. Estrada Sol
Prop, DBA Estrada Farms
Gartner
The GE Foundation
General Mills Foundation
Golden LEAF Foundation
The Goodnight Educational Foundation
Google Matching Gifts Program
Greater Horizons Grind Coffee Club in Morganton
Harris Teeter LLC
HCA Foundation
Hexion, Inc.
Hiren R. Patel, MD, PC.
Huffman-Cornwell Foundation
ICF International Intel Foundation
IntelliSeeds, LLC
J. E. Ekornes USA, Inc.
JARS Realty Partners
John Deere Turf Care
Johnson & Johnson
Family of Companies
Matching Gifts Program
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
Kulynych Family Foundation, Inc.
Lake James Custom Homes LLC Lenovo
Leviton
Manufacturing Co Inc
Lytle Real Estate
Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc.
Marshall F. Dotson III
Attorney at Law
Mary Freeman
Wisdom Foundation
McKinsey
Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft Matching
Gifts Program/
Microsoft Giving Campaign
Monique Brown MD
PC
Morehead
Planetarium & Science
Center
Morganton Eye Physicians, PA
Morganton Honda
Mosaic
Mostafa LLC
Mountain View
Pediatrics, P.A.
NetApp
Netflix
NIKE
NNR Hospitality LLC
dba RedRoof Inn
Nuance Communications, Inc
Oracle Matching
Gifts Program
PAC Match Corporate
Parsec Financial Management, Inc
The PepsiCo Foundation
Peter A. Tzendzalian,
DDS
PNC Institutional Asset Management
The Poetry Foundation
Psalms of Life, Inc.
Q2 Software
Raytheon Company, Matching Gifts for Education
Red Hat Corporation
Roblox SalesForce.org
Schneider Electric/ Square D Foundation
Seguno Software Society for Science
Storr Office
Environments
Synopsys
Teradata Employee Giving Campaign
The Parker Law Office, PLLC
ThermoFisher
Scientific Matching Gift Program
Trane Technologies
Troan Foundation, Inc.
Twilio
The UNC System
United Way of Central Maryland
United Way of The
Greater Triangle
United Way
Worldwide
University of North Carolina Wilmington
Van Buren Law, PLLC
Vanguard Matching Gift Program
Vulcan Materials Company
WCI, Inc.
Wells Fargo Matching Gift Program
NCSSMMORGANTON DONORS
Steven R. Anderson ’94 & Erin Anderson P’24
Anonymous Donors
Adair Phifer Armfield
Sam & Caroline Avery
Brian D. Bailey ’84 & Dianne C. Bailey P’24
Olya & Leon Banchik P’23 Barnhill Contracting Company Stephanie M. Bass ’91 Kevin & Erica Baxter Beatrice Cobb Fund Benthos LLC Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Blue Ridge Realtors W. Louis Bissette, Jr. Teresa Blankfard Redman ’84 Stephen & Amy Bohlayer P’24 Tara & Matthew Bosley P’24 Mark & Karen Brazinski P’15 Chris & Leanne Brittain Jane W. Bullock ’89 Beth Bumgardner Case Farms LLC Wendy Cato Chick-fil-A at Morganton Suzanne Chomiczewski P’24 City of Morganton Melissa Cline Charles S. Coffey ’96 & Christanne Coffey Ellen & Rountree Collett Grayson E. Cooper ’08 Lisa A. Cooper P’11 Leslie Cothren & Mark Patrick Craft’d, Inc. Justine T. Davey ’08 Dogwood Health Trust Duke Energy Carolinas Brian & Tracy Ellis P’24 Michael & Michelle Ellwanger P’11, P’13, P’14 Caroline Ervin Dorothy Ervin Robert Esch John & Debbie Feduke Erin Fox Robert M. Freeman Sara N. Gibson Taylor Gibson Justin Gildner Golden LEAF Foundation The Goodnight Educational Foundation Kimberly L. Gragg ’88 & Lee Gragg Jane & John Greene, Sr. Molly & Stephen Griffin P’24 Grind Coffee Club in Morganton Ashley Grindstaff Audrey Hall Rod & Pamela Harrelson Don & Susan Haugen Hexion, Inc. Tia N. Howell ’99 Kara & Brian Hudson P’24 Huffman-Cornwell Foundation Bruce Hughes Eric Hunsley Christopher & Robin Hyatt P’24 J. E. Ekornes USA, Inc. JARS Realty Partners
Katharine E. Stewart ’85
Erik W. Troan ’91 & Brigid V. Troan P’20, P’22
Harold Tucker
Catherine C. Veal & Bill Veal
Steve & Cecilia
Warshaw
Virginia S. Wilson & Gerald Wilson
Robert O. Winters ’85
John M. Woodell ’91 & Michelle D. Prysby ’92
If you would like to include the NCSSM Foundation in your estate plans, please call Vice Chancellor for Development & Foundation President Barb Coury at (919) 416-2866 or complete the form available at NCSSM.EDU/ PLANNED-GIFTS
GET INVOLVED:
To discuss making a transformative gift, contact Barb Coury, Vice Chancellor for Development & NCSSM Foundation President, at barbara. coury@ncssm.edu or Karen Barlow, principal major gifts officer, at karen.barlow@ncssm. edu or (919) 416-2738. Or show your support with an annual gift at: IGNITE.NCSSM.EDU
Chris & Janet Jernigan Anna & Mitch Johnson P’24 Susu (Phifer) & George Johnson Andrea & Duane Jung P’23 Elizabeth & Timothy Karan P’24 Mark & Maryann Koziel Kulynych Family Foundation, Inc. Lake James Custom Homes LLC Darren & Treasure Lathan P’18 Jamie L. Lathan Melissa P. Lawler ’89 John T. Lee Gerald Leger P’95 Leviton Manufacturing Co. Inc. Rich & Janina Linens Tonya M. Little ’84 Terry & Nakkia Lynch Lytle Real Estate Donald & Heather Mackey P’24 Hannah E. Martin ’07 Mary Catherine & Nick Martin P’24 Michael J. Martine ’87 & Emily F. Martine ’88 P’18, P’24 Jill Masten-Byers David & Lesley McAdams P’24 Bruce & Pat Meikle David Nagel & Elizabeth Millan P’24 Mell Family P’24 Jenny Merrill Geoff & Kelly Messenheimer Margo K. Metzger ’97 Scott Millar Russell Moore Morganton Eye Physicians, PA Morganton Honda Mountain View Pediatrics, P.A. Ron Mulwee Anthony & Cheryl Negbenebor P’08 Teresa Norman Kevin & Amanda Nosalek P’24 Katie & Colin O’Connor P’20, P’24 Scott A. Ogle ’93 & Jennifer J. Ogle Leslie & David Otts P’24 James & Carrie Palmer P’24 Nancy Phifer & Samuel Cykert Lynnette & John Pinnell P’24 Edward & Roben Plyler Joe & Kate Queen P’06 Teresa B. Redman ’84 Fredrick Reese Charlie & Chasity Rice J. Todd Roberts & Arleen Song P’23 Rupal H. Shah ’92 Dana Shillinglaw Claude S. Sitton Lamar Smitherman & Barbara Knight Pascha & Philip Solomon P’24 Ray & Carolyn Spain P’97 Kimberly & Jason Spratley P’20 Bryan Steen Charles M. Stone ’03 Storr Office Environments Amy & Thomas Strande P’24 Benjamin S. Succop & Sara Lou Byrd Succop Jeffrey Y. Tang ’05 Angela Teachey H. Dockery & Judith Teele Anja C. Thomas ’88 William Michael Thomas P’21 Trane Technologies Alison & Jerome Tiangson P’24 Linda K. Treiber & Mr. Greg Hoff P’97, P’20 Erik W. Troan ’91 & Brigid V. Troan P’20, P’22 Peter & Kristin Tzendzalian P’24 VanNoppen Marketing Louis E. Vinay Jr. & Beth A. Miller Vulcan Materials Company Michael & Anne Marie Watts WCI, Inc. Hamilton Wiliams Alan & Kelly Wood John M. Woodell ’91 & Michelle D. Prysby ’92 Donald & Patricia Wright Charles R. Yount ’83 & Pamela Yount LEGACY CIRCLE Dr. Sharon C. Amaya ’88 & Dr. Marc G. Amaya Scott A. Bales ’84 Marina C. Bonaventura ’83 P’15 Tina Burleson ’89 Mary Pat Campbell ’92 John D. Capps ’83 & Susan G. Capps ’83 Saul & Nan Chase Michael & Cynthia Dougherty P’10 Pamela M. Dunwell P’07 Richard G. Harrelson ’87 Jenny Idichandy ’88 Seungheui & Jin Hong Lim P’11, P’15 Patricia W. Miller Kay Morgan Debra L. Pawl Laura & Barry Poole P’09, P’13 Karen A. Reid ’88 Debra L Smith P’09
GIVING TO THE NCSSM FOUNDATION (FY 2021-2022)
$19.9M total market value of NCSSM Foundation endowment (as of June 30, 2022)
58 endowed funds
2,509 total donors
11% alumni participation
38% parent participation
$118,518 raised on Giving Tuesday
$231,595 raised during March Challenge
GIFTS TO THE ANNUAL FUND
infuse academic and residential life with meaningful moments year after year. We thank our community for helping us provide $1.45M IN SUPPORT FOR ANNUAL OPERATIONS in FY 2021-2022.
NCSSM BY THE NUMBERS (FY 2021-2022)
13,206 alumni
134 board volunteers
2,650+ students served through residential, online, NCSSM Connect, Summer Accelerator, Step Up to STEM, INSPIRE, and Summer Ventures programs
95 counties represented by residential, online, and NCSSM Connect students
FINANCIAL REPORT
This financial statement compares the fiscal periods ending on June 30, 2021, and June 30, 2022, and includes corrected figures for fiscal year 2020-2021.
FY 20-21 FY 21-22 Academic Programs $1,608,714 $1,404,657 Student Services $115,478 $163,637 Extended Learning Programs $129,703 $182,747 Administrative $386,661 $571,047 Foundation $502,583 $724,409 Campaign $268,745 $397,374 External Relations $191,722 $141,833 Capital $984,088 $585,127 Total Expenses $4,187,694 $4,170,831 Expenses FY 20-21 FY 21-22 Unrestricted $4,024,187 $3,863,403 Temporarily Restricted $146,465 $5,021,162 Permanently Restricted $1,534,508 $1,690,377 Total Revenues $5,705,160 $10,574,942 Revenues
NCSSM Foundation
P.O. Box 2733
1219 Broad Street Durham, NC 27715-2733
Visit ignite.ncssm.edu to consider and make your pledge to the Ignite + Transform campaign!
ANNUAL REPORT FY 2021-22
2021-22 NCSSM FOUNDATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Murray Abramson ’83, Chair
Taylor Brockman ’99, Vice Chair
Gina Loften ’83, Secretary
Katherine G. Manuel, Treasurer
Maya Ajmera ’85
Brian Bailey ’84
Phil Breitfeld
Joe F Britt ’87
Joe Colopy
Han Feung ’91
Zack Fowler ’12
Louis Gordon ’83
Wayne Kimball ’07
Anastasia “Ana” Kornegay ’94
Henry Kuo ’82
Stanford Lin ’87
Grant Means ’12
Mary U. Musacchia
Scott Ogle ’93
Rohan Paul
Margaret “Meg” Powell ’94
LeShawndra Price ’91
Michelle Solér
Charlie Stone ’03
Jeff Tang ’05
COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
Adrienne Clough
Kim Gragg
Jannine Lall
STAFF OFFICERS:
Barbara Coury, Assistant Secretary
Leah Englebright, Assistant Treasurer
EX-OFFICIO:
Patricia “Trish” Aiello, Parent Association Chair
Jabbar Bennett ’92, Board of Trustees Chair
Jane Bullock ’89, Alumni Association President
Shannon Namboodri, Faculty Senate Representative
Todd Roberts, Chancellor
Charles “Rick” F. Stone, III, Chair-Emeritus