Visions Fall 2025

VISIONS Academy of Notre Dame de Namur

ND Cares

FALL 2025

Building Resilience and Community Through Compassionate Support

A striking new look for Notre Dame athletics. The recently installed, updated turf proudly showcases the ND logo at center field, setting the stage for an exciting season ahead.

IN this ISSUE

2 ND Cares: Building Resilience

and Community

6 Features

Family, Faculty, and Alumnae Spotlights

14 Celebrating the Class of 2025 24 Around Campus 26 Art News 28 Athletic News 30 Reunion Weekend 34 Class Notes & In Memoriam 38 Annual Report of Gifts

VISIONS STAFF Editor: ELIZABETH WINTER, Director of Marketing & Social Media Contributors: DR. LAURA HOTCHKISS, Head of School LINDA BENTON, Advancement Associate MARIA BRECK GUNN P'20'22, Director of Enrollment Management TRISH KYLE, Director of Institutional Advancement ABIGAIL MEROLA, Assistant Director of Marketing & Communications JESSICA TURNER ‘06, Art Faculty WENDY WALTMAN, Director of Annual Giving Photography: ACTIVE IMAGE CAMPLI PHOTOGRAPHY JAY GORODETZER PHOTOGRAPHY MARK TASSONI PHOTOGRAPHY Design: VERONICA UTZ GRAPHIC DESIGN This issue of Visions reflects information gathered through June 30, 2025. If you have any suggestions for future editions, please email communications@ndapa.org.

ON THE COVER: With hearts full and futures bright, the Class of 2025 celebrates the culmination of their Notre Dame journey at Commencement Ceremonies on Saturday, June 7, 2025.

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Dear Notre Friends and Families,

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elcome to the Fall Issue of Visions! Within these pages, you’ll witness the vibrant spirit of our community— students, faculty, staff, and alumnae—living out their passions, lifting up their voices, and making meaningful contributions to the world around them.

This year, we embrace Hallmark One, inspired by our beloved Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur: We proclaim by our lives even more than by our words that God is good. This powerful call to lead with purpose, live with gratitude, and act with integrity is reflected throughout this magazine.

Congratulations to the Class of 2025 - our newest alumnae, as they embark on their college journeys. Their accomplishments are a testament to their hard work, character, and the support of our community.

I invite you to read about our signature program, ND Cares, which addresses the ever-changing needs of our students’ well-being with a focus on building resilience and capacity through community programming and compassionate support. Beyond the Gates, our graduates—Jenna Taylor ’12, Brittney Harris ’10, and Martie Bernicker ’85—are also dedicated to this work, shaping the lives of young people in profound ways. Read about these women of faith and impact, who are making a difference!

Thank you to the Andronowitz family for their generous gift in support of The Fund for Belonging. In its inaugural year, this fund will extend financial support beyond tuition assistance, ensuring that students can fully engage in the richness of ND life—from athletics and the arts to service, travel, and cherished school traditions.

In the faculty profile, you will read about Mr. Quigg, a dedicated educator whose wisdom, empathy, and commitment to his students exemplify the transformative power of teaching. He prepares our students to engage thoughtfully with the world and to lead with care and kindness.

As we look ahead, I am reminded that the continued excellence of the Academy is made possible by your generosity. The Notre Dame Fund, events like the ND Classic, and scholarship gifts such as EITC are vital to sustaining the academic rigor, spiritual formation, and vibrant student life that define a Notre Dame education. If you’ve already made your 2025–2026 gift, thank you for being part of this essential mission. If not, I invite you to join us— now, or during Spirit Week, beginning October 27. Your support ensures that today’s students have every opportunity to grow, thrive, and become the compassionate leaders our world needs.

Notre Dame is a place I am proud to call home—a community where girls thrive academically and grow in mind, body, and spirit. Enjoy this look into our extraordinary school!

In peace, simplicity, and courage,

Dr. Laura M. Hotchkiss

MISSION STATEMENT The Academy of Notre Dame de Namur, an independent Catholic school dedicated to excellence in academics and to the charism of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, cares for all people as a reflection of the Good God. Our mission is to guide young women as they grow in faith, intellectual curiosity, courage, leadership, and a passion for serving others.

ND Cares

Building Resilience and Community Through Compassionate Support

When Head of School Dr. Laura Hotchkiss began her tenure at the Academy, one of the first things she noticed was the deep sense of care and support that flowed through the halls. This spirit of compassion, woven into every aspect of school life by the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, inspired her to launch a school-wide initiative: ND Cares.

ND Cares is a holistic approach to wellbeing, recognizing that all aspects of wellness are interconnected. The mission is to create a supportive environment where every student can build resilience and develop the skills they need to thrive.

is comprised of counselors and learning support specialists who commit themselves to fostering the development of students’ well-being through providing holistic, highquality, and equitable services reducing the stigma of asking for help.

was developed based on data collected throughout the community. Since then, every aspect of programming at the Academy has been guided by the specific needs of faculty, staff, students, and parents that emerged from that data.

Dr. Hotchkiss understood that achieving this goal would require a team approach from all adults in a student's life. That is why supporting the adults who provide that guidance for ND students is also a pillar of ND Cares.

Over the last five years, the team has found ways to break the stigma around mental health in every corner of student life at ND. Whether it be on the field, in the classroom, during lunch, or even while on social media.

The Jed Foundation is a nonprofit that protects emotional health and prevents suicide for our nation’s teens and young adults, giving them the skills and support they need to thrive today and tomorrow.

The initiative is a large umbrella of support In the fall of 2022, the Academy launched with its students being at the center of all a three-year partnership with The Jed that the Academy does. The ND Cares Team Foundation, during which a strategic plan

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Laura Schmidt, the Director of Student Support and Well-Being, described the incredible growth the community has seen since 2022.

90%

of students know where to go if they need help with their mental health

"Each student brings their unique identity to ND, and every individual should be valued, seen, and deserving of a sense of belonging."

— Laura Schmidt, Director of Student Support and Well-Being

“When we resurveyed with the Jed Foundation, we saw significant growth in our students feeling like they have a support system on campus, and that they know where to go if they or a friend needs support,” Schmidt said.

One example of the ND Cares team’s commitment to improving student access to resources is the set of wellness cards placed in every bathroom and scattered throughout campus. These cards have direct links to schedule a session with their counselor, the ND Mental Health Resource Guide, and emergency resources like 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

“When designing a program to support 100% of our students, we recognize the need for ongoing evaluation as our student body evolves,” Schmidt shared.

Throughout the school year, the ND Cares Team finds ways to encourage students to celebrate themselves and one another, making a significant impact on their well-being.

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of students are aware of the mental health outreach efforts available at ND

Starting with Unity Day in October to World Kindness Day in November, students, faculty, and staff are invited to recognize and celebrate acts of kindness and gratitude within the community. From handwritten notes placed in lockers to sticky notes with shoutouts posted on bulletin boards in the hallways, these displays of support shine a light on the meaningful ways the community supports and uplifts one another.

“It reminds us that we are not alone and that we are seen in this community.

When we celebrate and highlight these moments, they will continue to grow,” Schmidt said.

This support extends beyond the Gates of Notre Dame. The Mental Health Resource Guide is a valuable tool for parents, highlighting a wide range of community resources. Families can find support for mental health, grief and loss, eating disorders, and counseling needs, as well as connections to sports psychologists.

Recognizing that students' social, emotional, and academic needs evolve over time, the Academy provides curated support that reflects the Middle School and Upper School experience.

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graduate and one current

student, I am deeply grateful for the ND Cares initiative.

It is incredibly meaningful to see my alma mater leading with such compassion and intention. ND Cares does not just respond to challenges; it empowers young women with lifelong tools to care for their mental health, manage stress, and support one another. It fosters a culture of empathy, resilience, and connection.

Knowing that my daughters have grown, and are growing, in this environment gives me both peace of mind and profound pride."

— Cindy DePiano McKernan ’88 P’14'27

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Middle School is a pivotal time for developing leadership skills and personal growth. To provide the highest level of care, Notre Dame has a dedicated Middle School counselor who works exclusively with students in grades six through eight. This counselor builds strong relationships through one-on-one sessions, group interventions, and a counseling seminar class.

As part of the counselor-led class, Notre Dame partners with The Social Institute to deliver its #WinAtSocial curriculum — a program designed to help students navigate digital citizenship and social-emotional development. Monthly lessons are grounded in timely, culturally relevant themes such as “Cyberback,” “Play to Your Core,” and “Find Your Influencers.”

In the Upper School, the Academy’s approach emphasizes relationship-building as the foundation for high-quality counseling services.

Beginning in 9th Grade, each student is paired with a counselor who will support them throughout all four years.

The partnership with the Jed Foundation allows Notre Dame to actively evaluate its Upper School programming to maintain a responsive and impactful experience for all students.

The partnerships outside the walls of Notre Dame are part of the initiative's success. Notre Dame also partners with SpeakUp!, a nonprofit founded in 2000 by Martie Gillin in memory of her son and is now led by her daughter ND alumna Martie Gillin Bernicker ’85.

SpeakUp! brings students, educators, and parents together for open and honest conversations about relevant and often tough topics.

Notre Dame’s two learning support specialists are integral members of the Student Support and Well-Being Team, working in close, ongoing collaboration to ensure students receive the individualized academic support they need.

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As part of the interdisciplinary Student Support Team, they collaborate with faculty and staff to address student needs holistically. They also work closely with the Athletic Department to support students both in and out of the classroom, ensuring a well-rounded and responsive approach to student well-being.

This comprehensive, team-based approach to care reflects the Academy’s deep commitment to nurturing the whole student—mind, body, and spirit.

Whether through academic support, emotional guidance, or personal development, every effort is made to ensure that students feel supported in every aspect of their lives.

At the heart of this commitment is a shared understanding that true well-being flourishes in a community where every student feels connected and cared for.

The sisterhood at the Academy of Notre Dame is a defining part of the community, Schmidt shared.

“When one of us is struggling, I want our students to feel empowered to reach out, support their sisters, and help connect them with the resources they need. That is what it means to be a community — recognizing when someone needs help and caring enough to take action, and that is ND Cares,” Schmidt said.

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of students agreed there is a good support system on campus for students going through difficult times

Looking ahead, Schmidt said the future is bright for ND Cares. New for this 2025-2026 school year is the ND Cares Leadership Team. This leadership team of students will evolve programming so the Academy can continue to support the school community in a way that meets students where they are.

One of their first projects will be organizing a special morning dedicated to mental wellness. In partnership with Minding Your Mind, the event will feature a presentation followed by small group discussions led by members of the ND Cares Leadership Team, fostering meaningful conversations and peer support.

Schmidt said that the Student Support and Well-Being Team continues its commitment to outreach to faculty, staff, coaches, and parents.

With strong support systems in place both on and off campus, the Academy is confident that its students will continue to thrive, equipped with the tools to care for themselves and one another.

“Our goal is to ensure everyone feels equipped to support young people’s mental health, helping them build resilience and thrive,” Schmidt said.

85%

of students agreed that Notre Dame is a school where students look out for each other

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Rooted in Service, Growing in Belonging A FA M I LY ’ S N O T R E D A M E L E G A C Y This fall, the Academy of Notre Dame is proud to launch a new initiative: The Fund for Belonging.

Driven by our commitment to community and compassion, this donor-supported resource is created to extend access to enriching experiences, guaranteeing every student feels seen, supported, and welcomed into the Notre Dame sisterhood.

I Giving back is a core Beckham family value, lived out not just in belief, but in daily action.

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n partnership with the Finance Office at Notre Dame, The Fund for Belonging will help cover the cost of a wide range of school-related expenses, such as cafeteria services, club and athletic fees, school-sponsored travel and field trips, athletic gear, school supplies, and more. From joining a new club to exploring the world with classmates or sharing laughter over lunch, the fund makes it possible for every student to feel included, supported, and fully part of life at the Academy.

This fund was made possible through a generous seed gift from the Andronowitz family, who is deeply committed to the values of an all-girls education, equity, and giving back.

Their inspiration was to honor the memory of Kenneth J. Beckham and Loyce M. Beckham, whose legacy lives

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We hope that through The Fund for Belonging, all girls at Notre Dame are able to have the full experience, regardless of their financial circumstances. Our wish is that this act of giving inspires others to contribute to ensure that every student feels included and empowered, strengthening the ND community for years to come.

on in their family, including granddaughter Peyton Andronowitz ’30 and Carson Andronowitz ’28, Malvern Preparatory School.

Giving back is a core Beckham family value, lived out not just in belief, but in daily action. Ken earned his degree in chemistry and later a degree in operations research from the Naval Postgraduate School. After a brief stint as a chemist with the U.S. National Geological Society, Ken joined the military, where he dedicated more than two decades of service with assignments that spanned from Morocco to Washington, D.C., including a tour in Vietnam.

Loyce devoted her professional life to serving children. She held roles as an adoption caseworker, a social worker at a school for exceptional children, and an aide to dependent children. In later years, she continued her legacy of care through her ministry, serving as a Eucharistic Minister at St. Peter’s Catholic Church in Olney, Holy Redeemer Catholic Church in Kensington, and at the Bethesda Naval Hospital.

With both Ken and Loyce now passed, Loyce in 2021 and Ken in 2025, the family sought a meaningful way to honor their lives. The Fund for Belonging reflects what they held most dear: generosity, education, and opportunity. The fund is an inspiring testament to the power of community and a beautiful reminder that when one of us belongs, we all do.

– Jeanne Andronowitz P’30

“The Fund for Belonging felt like the perfect fit,” Jeanne said. “It supports so much of how they raised me—giving back and creating opportunities for children to grow.”

The goal of the fund is clear: to help ensure that every Notre Dame student can fully experience the myriad of opportunities and experiences regardless of financial circumstance. It is a gift that looks both backward and forward, honoring a legacy while paying it forward to future generations of Notre Dame students.

“We hope that through The Fund for Belonging, all girls at Notre Dame are able to have the full experience, regardless of their financial circumstances.

Our wish is that this act of giving inspires others to contribute to ensure that every student feels included and empowered, strengthening the ND community for years to come,” Jeanne said.

The Academy is grateful to Jeanne and Joe Andronowitz P’30 for launching The Fund for Belonging in honor of Kenneth J. Beckham and Loyce M. Beckham.

Interested in supporting The Fund for Belonging? Contact the Advancement Office at advancement@ndapa.org.

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Seán Quigg

With over 15 years of dedication to the Academy, Mr. Seán Quigg How do you think your subject helps shape has become a beloved presence in both the religion and social studies

departments. Known for his student-centered approach, thoughtful classroom activities, and wholehearted commitment to Notre Dame’s mission, Mr. Quigg brings history and civics to life in meaningful, relevant ways. From mock trials to mandala coloring, he finds creative ways to engage his students while fostering empathy, curiosity, and leadership.

We sat down with Mr. Quigg to learn more about his journey, his teaching philosophy, and what keeps him inspired in the classroom each day.

What has made you stay part of the ND community for over 15 years?

I have stayed for over 15 years because of the kindness and curiosity of the students and the spirit of the Sisters of Notre Dame that has remained on campus.

How has your approach to teaching evolved over the years?

I have definitely developed a more studentcentered approach to teaching. Students come into the classroom with varying levels of ability and often with very specific needs.

I have learned to adapt and to always be flexible. If a student is having difficulty comprehending a lesson, I try to meet them where they are. By understanding a student's background and her interests, I can better relate the material in a more effective way.

What do you hope your students take away from your class, beyond just the textbook knowledge?

In social studies, our discipline naturally lends itself to exploring "life outside the Gates.” As a teacher of world history, I hope my students leave with an appreciation for and respect towards all cultures. We actually begin the year by watching Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's The Danger of a Single Story, which is a TED Talk about stereotypes creating incomplete stories about people or cultures. It is the perfect way to begin our study of ancient civilizations, and it is also a good reminder to respect and recognize all peoples' stories.

What is your favorite tradition at Notre Dame?

That is a tough one! Spirit Day and Denim Day obviously come to mind, but it is sometimes the smallest things that I look forward to - seeing the latest trends at prom, getting to see how the juniors did their nails for Ring Mass, and watching the seniors walk down the aisle at graduation with their yellow roses.

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"...it is imperative that my students leave with the knowledge of how our government works. And more importantly, I want my students to be aware of how their lives - and the lives of others - are impacted by the decisions of our elected officials."

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responsible citizens or future leaders?

As one of the two teachers of the AP government and politics course, it is imperative that my students leave with the knowledge of how our government works. And more importantly, I want my students to be aware of how their lives - and the lives of others - are impacted by the decisions of our elected officials. I also try to stress the role they can have beyond voting, whether that is engaging in civil protest, contacting their representatives, or even simply engaging in conversations with family and friends.

What has it meant to you to be part of this school community for so many years, and how have you seen it change or grow over time?

I am so fortunate to work in a community where I feel respected, heard, and welcome. From the day I started, the Notre Dame students and my colleagues have not only embraced me but have also taught me so much along the way. I love it when I hear a knock at my classroom door, and it is former students coming back to visit! I have been blessed with many meaningful relationships with parents throughout the years. It is always bittersweet to greet parents at graduation, knowing that they, too, will be leaving the Gates.

How do you incorporate Notre Dame’s values and traditions into your social studies curriculum?

As Saint Julie Billiart taught us, we must "have hearts as wide as the world." While this can apply to every discipline area, I do believe that the social studies and religion departments have an important responsibility to implement the mission of Saint Julie and the Sisters of Notre Dame into our curricula.

What is one piece of advice you have for ND students and alumnae?

Be kind. Be kind to yourself; be kind to others. You never know what someone might be going through or what happened in their past, so empathy and compassion are so important. It sounds trite, but always know that the world is a better place because you are in it.

School can be stressful for students (and teachers!) - how do you incorporate well-being into your lessons/classroom?

For world history, we do get to de-stress by coloring mandalas when we are covering India while watching a documentary. After our unit on Islam, we color the Hand of Fatima leading up to finals.

In AP government, we do creative assignments with the different theories of democracy. We do release exhale after the AP test in May and have a little party to celebrate their hard work and accomplishments throughout the year.

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"As a teacher of world history, I hope my students leave with an appreciation for and respect towards all cultures."

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L I V I N G T H E L EGACY Alumnae Advancing the Notre Dame Mission of Well-Being

The support and well-being of students is deeply embedded within the educational philosophy of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. Creating an environment that cares for the mind, body, spirit, and heart of each young woman is integral to our mission and truly distinguishes the Academy of Notre Dame de Namur amongst other institutions in our region and beyond.

This student-centered priority creates a lasting positive impact and an enduring appreciation for its value as graduates advance into college and their professional lives.

Today, we celebrate these alumnae who continue the mission of St. Julie and the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur through their work and dedication to the wellbeing of others.

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artie Bernicker has been involved with SpeakUp! since it was founded by her mother, Mrs. Martie Gillin, back in 2000, and formally stepped into the role of Executive Director in 2015. Mrs. Gillin lost her eldest son, Bob, in 1992 to AIDS at the age of 30. Before he passed, Bob asked his mother to help break the silence surrounding his illness.

Martie Gillin Bernicker ’85 Executive Director, SpeakUp!

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Mrs. Martie Gillin P’77’79’83’85’90 GP’17’20 and daughter Martie Gillin Bernicker ’85

While Martie began by speaking in schools about HIV/AIDS awareness, her conversations revealed something deeper.

Teens were grappling with a range of difficult issues and needed a safe, supportive space to talk openly and honestly about their lives.

Today, SpeakUp! is a nonprofit that supports young people as they navigate their journey to adulthood. This is done by helping them talk honestly about their worries and challenges with important adults while positioning those adults to be better listeners and guides.

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ND Cares and SpeakUp! share a core belief that every young person deserves to feel seen, heard, and valued.

According to Bernicker, the list of pressures that adolescents face is significant and is growing, also making it more difficult to be a parent or caring adult.

— Martie Gillin Bernicker '85

“Young people are incredible, but it is not easy to be a young person right now,” Bernicker explained.

Bernicker often reflects that her role has been to bring the science behind the art of what her mother created, grounding her mom’s gut instincts, intuition, and inspiration with research and structure. With her deep passion for this work, Bernicker is proud to share the data-driven outcomes that tell the story behind SpeakUp!’s impact: • 91% of participants say they realize they are not alone.

• 84% are more willing to ask for help.

• 91% plan to use what they learned to strengthen their relationships.

• 90% of adults come away with a more positive view of teens.

As for what inspires her, Bernicker points to the people that she serves and works alongside.

“It is a privilege to be part of a community that is committed to making life better for others. I am especially passionate about

ALUMNAE feature SpeakUp!’s mission; it is my brother’s legacy, my mom’s vision, and something I witness making a difference every day,” Bernicker shared.

In thinking back to her days at Notre Dame, Bernicker remembers Saint Julie’s familiar quote, “Teach them what they need to know for life.” She credits the Academy and the caring adults who surrounded her for teaching more than academics – they taught her how to live with faith, integrity, compassion, and purpose.

“I recently saw the phrase on the Notre Dame website: An atmosphere of openness, warmth, and responsible freedom.

That still rings true!”

Bernicker said.

It is with mutual admiration that SpeakUp! and Notre Dame are proud partners in the important work of promoting student wellbeing. This year marks SpeakUp!’s 25th anniversary, and Martie is using this milestone to accelerate the organization's growth and deepen its impact. Current goals include: • Doubling their reach to engage over 5,500 students, parenting adults, and school adults each year • Expanding their school network from 30 to 40 active partner schools, with a focus on under-resourced communities • Developing digital tools that amplify what we’ve learned from 35,000 youth and families over the past 25 years • Reconnecting with alumni, to support them in continuing to “speak up” and ask for help

Be on the lookout for Notre Dame's SpeakUp! dates and experience it! To learn more about SpeakUp!, visit speakup.org. Subscribe to their newsletter to learn about upcoming parent coffees and mental health trainings, or follow them on instagram and facebook at @speakuporg.

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Brittney Harris, DNP, CRNA ’10

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

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his fall, Brittney Harris will step into a new chapter of her professional journey as a certified registered nurse anesthetist at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. This opportunity follows her graduation in May 2025 from the University of Pennsylvania’s Graduate School of Nursing with her doctor of nursing practice degree. Prior to her graduate degree work, Harris was a nurse in several Pediatric Intensive Care Units (PICU), including The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Penn Medicine, and Nemours Children’s Hospital. In these spaces, she knew that life could change in an instant for patients and their families.

“I have witnessed moments that never leave you. This work has taught me that, above all else, in order to truly care for others, especially on the worst days of their lives, we must first take care of ourselves. You simply cannot pour from an empty cup,” Harris shared.

The idea of well-being is something Harris carries with her not only as a nurse but as a person. It is at the heart of why she chose a career dedicated to caring for others.

“That commitment also includes checking in on the 'strong ones,' which includes ourselves. We often overlook the people who seem to have it all together, the coworker who always arrives early and stays late or the

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As I move forward in my career, the lessons I learned at Notre Dame continue to echo in my life: show up for others, care deeply, and never forget to check in with yourself. Because when we take care of ourselves, we show up as our fullest, strongest selves for those who need us.

— Brittney Harris ’10

friend who seems to flawlessly juggle everything.” Harris said, adding that her work has taught her to pause and ask: How are you, really?

These values are deeply rooted in Harris as a result of her time at Notre Dame. As a student at an all-girls, college preparatory school, she was surrounded by determined, highachieving young women.

“We pushed ourselves hard, often not just for our own goals, but for approval: from parents, teachers, peers. And while there is power in that drive, I have come to understand the importance of balance. Working hard is admirable, but not at the cost of our well-being,“ Harris reflected.

Watching her alma mater grow through initiatives like ND Cares has been especially meaningful for Harris.

The program resonates deeply with her, now more than ever, as she has come to appreciate how life’s unexpected challenges can be met with resilience, selfcompassion, and grace.

“As I move forward in my career, the lessons I learned at Notre Dame continue to echo in my life: show up for others, care deeply, and never forget to check in with yourself. Because when we take care of ourselves, we show up as our fullest, strongest selves for those who need us.”

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Dr. Jennifer (Jenna) Taylor ’12

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Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Anxiety & OCD Center

r. Jennifer (Jenna) Taylor is a licensed clinical psychologist working in outpatient private practice at the Anxiety & OCD Center in Malvern, PA. She specializes in treating children, teens, and young adults struggling with anxiety-related disorders and OCD. Anxiety can take many forms, and a particular area of interest in Dr. Taylor’s work that is highly relevant to young people is perfectionism and school performance anxiety.

with and supporting people through community service helped instill in Taylor the value of compassion and respect for all people’s unique challenges and needs.

After graduating from Notre Dame in 2012, Taylor completed her bachelor’s degree in psychology at Boston College in 2016. She then went on to complete her doctorate in clinical psychology at Widener University’s Institute of Graduate Clinical Psychology in 2023, specializing in child, adolescent, and family therapy and school psychology.

“I am happy to hear that Notre Dame is promoting and investing in an initiative to support students’ emotional well-being, as this can help students feel less alone in their struggles, more supported in their school environment, and better understood by the adults who care for them.”

Taylor explained the importance of supporting young adults as they navigate their emotions, work through challenging life transitions, and grow in their understanding of themselves.

“The goal is not to get rid of this emotion, but to work through it flexibly and compassionately so that it does not hold us back from living the life that we want to live,” Taylor said.

Taylor emphasized that helping students recognize anxiety as a normal and fluctuating part of life is a key step in building emotional resilience.

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Knowing that Notre Dame has seen success with its ND Cares program resonates deeply with Taylor, especially as students today face immense pressure that can feel both overwhelming and isolating.

I am passionate about helping young people learn to cope with emotions resiliently in order to support their confidence, independence, and self-esteem...

— Dr. Jennifer Taylor ’12

“I am passionate about helping young people learn to cope with emotions resiliently in order to support their confidence, independence, and self-esteem,” Taylor shared.

When reflecting on her career path and how it is connected to her experience at Notre Dame, Taylor said that the Academy’s emphasis on service to others helped inspire her work in psychology. Connecting FA L L 2 0 2 5 V I S I O N S

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From classmates to changemakers: members of the Class of 2025 mark a joyful milestone with the traditional cap toss on the Mansion lawn at Commencement.

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Celebrating the Class of

2025

On Saturday, June 7, 2025, the Academy was filled with family, faculty, staff, and friends who gathered to celebrate the Blue Class and their remarkable journey at Notre Dame and their futures beyond the Gates.

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You must dig deep for that resilience that is in all of you as Notre Dame women and challenge yourselves to find ways to continue your independent thought.

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— Dr. Rachel Criner ’08

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I am certain that the sense of self I am walking out of Notre Dame with is attributed to being a member of a community that fosters a faith life focused on the charism of Saint Julie.

Her life and teachings encourage us to live according to God’s goodness, seeing his plan and message in every stage of life.

— Scarlett Henry ’25, Salutatorian 16

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s you go out into the world, remember what

you’ve learned here at Notre Dame. Be confident in yourself.

Remain open to the ideas of those around you. We’ve been given the tools inside the Gates to go out and change the world.

— Mary Rossano ’25, Valedictorian

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The Class of

2025

ACADEMIC & DISTINGUISHED AWARDS At the Baccalaureate and Commencement ceremonies, Notre Dame recognized students who demonstrated exceptional academic achievement and lived out the Hallmarks of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. Their accomplishments are a true representation of the spirit and purpose that guide our community at the Academy of Notre Dame de Namur.

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

EXCELLENCE IN ENGLISH

EXCELLENCE IN ART

AIMEE WILLARD SCHOLAR ATHLETE

EXCELLENCE IN FRENCH

Mary Rossano

Alexandra Fahey

Ella Simko

EXCELLENCE IN MATHEMATICS

Elizabeth Archer

EXCELLENCE IN CHORAL MUSIC

EXCELLENCE IN SCIENCE

EXCELLENCE IN DANCE

Ava DiGiuseppe & Mary Kathleen Zaffarese

EXCELLENCE IN SPANISH

Katharine Miller & Rosa Morroney

SISTER ROSE CARMEL AWARD

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Sydney Batts

EXCELLENCE IN LATIN

Ava DiGiuseppe

EXCELLENCE IN INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

Rachel Deeney

EXCELLENCE IN RELIGION

NOTRE DAME ALUMNAE AWARD

EXCELLENCE IN MANDARIN

Anya Dunn

RITTENHOUSE SQUARE AWARD

Soledad Quainoo

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

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EXCELLENCE IN SOCIAL STUDIES

Katherine Heil & Emily Morley

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CLASS OF 2025 MATRICULATION Auburn University (2) Bates College Boston College Bowdoin College Bucknell University (2) Clemson University Coastal Carolina University Colby College College of Charleston (2) College of William & Mary Columbia University Drexel University Fairfield University (5) Florida State University Fordham University (2) Johns Hopkins University McGill University Morgan State University

Otterbein University, US Army Intelligence Providence College Rice University Saint Joseph’s University (3) San Diego State University Southern Methodist University (2) St. John’s University Suffolk University Syracuse University (3) Temple Univeristy (2) Texas Christian University The Catholic University of America The George Washington University The Pennsylvania State University (7) The University of Alabama The University of Tampa (2) The University of Tennessee (3) The University of Texas

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Tulane University (3) Tuskegee University University of Colorado Boulder (3) University of Delaware (3) University of Georgia (2) University of Kentucky University of Miami (2) University of Michigan University of Pennsylvania (2) University of Pittsburgh (2) University of Richmond (3) University of Scranton University of South Carolina (5) University of Virginia University of Wisconsin Villanova University Virginia Polytechnic Institute Wake Forest University

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8th GRADE

Liturgy of Thanksgiving

On Thursday, June 5, 2025, our 8th Grade Class celebrated a beautiful Liturgy of Thanksgiving, reflecting on their Middle School journey and looking ahead with excitement to the adventures and opportunities that await them in the Upper School.

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Blair Annabelle Albertus

Helena Antoinette England

Ava Rose Mancuso

Gianna Theresa Roselli

Ky’lee Ann Barcus

Tessa Elizabeth England

Marin Clare McFadden

Josephine Dascha Sabo

Elle Mary Bellew

Hannah Alexis Friedman

Finley Katherine McGuiness

Lucy Ann Salvucci

Alexia Louise Bilgram

Kate Lillian Ganley

Molly McIntyre

Sydney Marie Sherman

Isabella Gloria Brennan

Ella Sofia Gjorven

Jane Christine McNevin

Mary Margaret Shevlin

Harper Rose Brown

Marion Brooke Haas

Caitlin Margaret Murphy

Umaiyyah Smith

Audrey Rose Carreon

Heidi Mary Hoffman

Genevieve Elise O’Connor

Madelyn Kate Tallon

Ruby Rose Cetera

Charlie Allison Holloway

Natalie Marie Olsen

Julia Leigh Trunfio

Wipakarn Ava Choonrat

Triana Karl

Cecelia Kathleen Payne

Rose Keller Tuohey

Juliet James Croce

Taylor Ann Kendall

Kallie Faith Pinto

Zahra Umer

Berkley Faith Daggett

Addison Leigh Lile

Dina Qubain

Mary Catherine von Hoyer

Emilia Ann Danifo

Avery Rose Longo

Eva Rose Reick

Keller Kathleen Wiley

Elizabeth Julia Dwyer

Georgia Grace Mahan

Gianna Marie Robustelli

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Liturgy of Thanksgiving

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TURN YOUR PA TAXES INTO TUITION SUPPORT FOR ND STUDENTS Tell Harrisburg how to spend your Pennsylvania tax liability and support ND students at the same time!

Join the program and receive a 90% tax credit for 2025 and 2026.

Do You Pay Pennsylvania State Tax?

How to Begin

If so, you’re in luck! You can redirect your PA taxes to the

Step 1: Estimate your PA Tax Liability. A two-year

Academy of Notre Dame de Namur!

commitment for the same amount is required.

The Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) is a great

Step 2: Contact the ND Advancement office. They

way to expand access to a Notre Dame education by

will guide you through each step of the process!

providing tuition assistance for eligible families. This is the

Step 3: You will be provided with a formal

easiest way to tell Harrisburg how to redirect your PA tax

agreement to be signed, followed by detailed gift

dollars AND support the ND mission.

instructions.

If you pay more than $1,000 to Pennsylvania each year,

​Step 4: In February, you will receive a K-1 to claim

please consider supporting the ND Tax Credit Program.

your 90% credit/refund. If your PA state tax has

For the 2024-2025 academic year, the Academy awarded more than $1,200,000 in scholarships funded by EITC/ OSTC contributions - a milestone that was only possible because of the generosity of the Notre Dame community!

How Does It Work?

been withheld all year long as payroll deduction, you will be refunded after you file your taxes.

Please know this may take 6-9 months to receive the refund.

Step 5: Your second (or year 2) contribution will be made approximately one year following the first payment date.

When you choose Notre Dame to be the recipient of your tax credit contribution, 100% of your gift will be awarded to a ND family in need of tuition assistance. Contact the Advancement office

Make a tax credit gift to ND

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Your gift provides tuition assistance to ND families in need

Receive a PA tax refund/ credit up to 90% of your donation amount

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today to learn how easy it is to give the gift of a Catholic education to ND students!

HEAD of SCHOOL

As a result of the collective giving power of EITC donors, ND awarded scholarships to students during the 2024-2025 academic year. These wonderful students would not have had the opportunity to attend ND without the generous support of EITC participants. Thank you!

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INDIVIDUAL DONORS Joe and Jeanne Andronowitz P'30 Bill and Lise Ashton P'10 GP’25’27 Muhammad and Moniba Bilal P'31'31 Elisabeth Boeynaems and Steven Bilgram P'29 Frank and Shanna Burrell P'31 Ted and Tara Capaldi P'21'23 Mark and Karen Casale P'21 T Saj and Marissa Cherian P’24 T Matt and Kaelyn Clark P'27 Alison and Steve Connors P'31 Benjamin Cross and Rosemary Connors ’01 T Kevin and Linda Czachor P’25 Marty and Alisa Czachor P'16'21 John DeLucca and Deborah Hong P'24 Frank and Denise Devine P'02'15 Joe Downs and Dina Weisleder P'26 Ted and Kristie Ganley P'22'29 Greg and Michele Garabedian P'27 Duane and Tara Hedlund P'27 Martin and Peg Heldring P'12 John and Candace Hickey P'12 T Tom and Michelle Hiscott P'23 Gary and Patricia Holloway GP'29 Mike and Brett Holloway P'29 Charles and Marian Hurchalla P'22 Simeon Isayeff Michael and Maria Jackson P'23 Joe and Kathy Kelley P'10'10 Kellen and Asha Kovalovich P'14 Paul and Lee Ann McNeill Leary '89 P'21 John Leighton Joseph Levy

Chris and Lauren May P'23'27 Joseph and Debbie McCabe ’81 P'08'10'14 Patrick and Meg McGinn P'18 James and Christine McGovern P'19 T Frank McGovern P'27'28 George and Maggie McHugh IV P'13'16'20 Bill and Cindy DePiano McKernan '88 P'14'27 T Brian and Allyson McTear P'23 Scott and Kristina Miller P'25 Jim and Pat Morris P'94'01 GP'28 Brian and Gisela Mulligan P'23'27 T Pat and Kristin O'Brien P'19'20'24 Paul and Danielle Dunn O'Connor '01 P'29'31 Joe and Kelli Offshack P'26 Matthew and Megan Parsons P'27'31 Bob and Shiree Radie P'27 David and Kellie Regn P'28 Michael and Gabrielle Rinaldi P'26'28 Michael Rubin Scott and Kristen Sheffer P'20'22 Tim and Angela Sipe Tony and Sara Stevenson P'16'20'22 Chad and Kristen Stowe P'24 Vince and Kelly Tague P'11'15'18 Walt and Katie Timby P'28 Andre and Catherine Von Hoyer II P'29 William and Jennifer Harvey Waggenspack '04 Pat and Michele Walton P'27'28 Julie Brufke Wenger and Ronald Wenger P'14 Bradley Williams William Wolfe and Anna Choi P'28'28 Michal Zelubowski and Evelina Kolodziej P'25'26

BUSINESS DONORS AND FOUNDATION PARTNERS ASD - Answering Service for Directors - The Czachor and Kelley Families Business Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools (BLOCS) Brown Brother Harriman - Caroline Barker '14 Devine Brothers, LLC - Rich and Kim Bergen Devine ’76 P’06 The Foundation for Catholic Education Montgomery Avenue II LLC - Bob and Nancy Mitchell P'20 T Management Equity Investors - Howard Patent PA Partners for Education - Patrick and Kristen Traynor P'18 The Safegard Group, Inc. - Bill and Maria Calderaro P'24 United Refrigeration - John and Gillian Walsh Reilly '90 P'22'26'28

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ar ou nd M IDDL E S CH O O L

Grandparents' & Special Friends Day Middle School students hosted their grandparents and special friends in March for a day in their lives at ND. Guests learned about the opportunities students have through the Center for Global Leadership, visited various classes, got a tour of campus, and enjoyed a Stations of the Cross service.

Hope Walks: 6th Grade Service Project

After learning about the Rwandan Genocide and the struggle for healthcare access, Ms. Garcia’s 6th Grade geography class partnered with the non-profit group Hope Walks to decorate braces for Rwandan children recovering from clubfoot surgery. Their artwork brings joy and shows the children they are loved, while teaching the students compassion and gratitude.

Jr. Model UN

This spring, two of our committees proudly presented their resolution clauses at a conference at Temple University: Zahra Umer '29 and Lexi Bilgram '29 represented the United States in Building Peaceful Societies, while Taylor McCann '30 and Rhiley Wilson '30 represented China in Reducing Gender Inequality. Special congratulations to Taylor and Zahra, who were honored with Best Delegate awards!

End of Year Class Trips

The 6th Grade explored Baltimore’s famous Inner Harbor, visiting treasured sites like the National Aquarium and the American Visionary Art Museum.

Meanwhile, the 8th Grade traveled to Washington, D.C. to visit the Holocaust Museum, where they deepened their understanding of WWII and the Holocaust. A powerful highlight was hearing firsthand from survivor Ruth Cohen, who shared her experiences at Auschwitz and her journey to the U.S.

3rd Place in ICGS Be Bold Challenge

Congratulations to our 3rd place winners of the International Coalition of Girls’ Schools Be Bold Changemakers Challenge! Eva Reick '29 and Caitlin Murphy '29 worked with students at Holy Child Rye in New York to address the issue of deforestation in the Amazon Rainforest.

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around UPPER SCHOOL

Sunf lower Racing

Sunflower Racing claimed the Development Class National Championship, also winning awards for Best Sponsorship & Marketing, Best Pit Display, Best Team Identity, and Fastest Car. Ella Bidez ’26 set her best reaction time with Leah Stein ’26 as chaser, while Piper May ’27 and Nieve Morrison ’28 stood out in interviews. Not pictured, but also part of the team, are the team’s engineers Kiersten Bodge ’27 & Sam Roulstone ’28 and sponsorship and marketing Elianna Mekwunye ’27.

World Book Day

In what has become a signature Admissions event, ND students returned to their former schools to celebrate World Book Day—bringing stories, smiles, and a love of reading to young learners. The day was filled with warm reunions, including visits with ND alumnae now teaching at these schools. Thank you to St. Anastasia, Holy Child Rosemont, and Saints Colman–John Neumann for the warm welcome!

Shelby Parker ’26 Awarded Widener University High School Leadership Award The award program recognizes high school juniors who demonstrate leadership by "standing up for what is right, finding a way to address a wrong, or making a significant difference in their schools or communities."

Excellence in Action: DECA Students Showcase Talent

Students shined at both the State Career Development Conference and Malvern Prep’s Business Ethics Competition. Competing among 3,700 peers at the state level, Niamh Broderick '27 and Grace Manion '27 earned special recognition for their outstanding performance. The team also impressed at the Malvern Business Ethics Competition, showcasing creativity, critical thinking, and strong business acumen.

ND's First Student Led Production

Students wowed audiences with their first-ever student-led production of High School Musical! Congratulations to the cast and crew who produced a fabulous performance!

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ART news Upper School

ART Exhibit

Paintings, drawings, sculptures, and more filled the Mansion last spring with beautiful artwork by our student artists.

SPRING CERAMICS AUCTION One of the Academy's favorite traditions brought in over one thousand dollars last spring! Ceramics 1 students donated their Easter and spring wares for the online auction, which benefited local non-profit Caring for Friends.

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ART news

WOCO HITS THE ROAD

Our Middle and Upper School Women’s Chorale had a busy end of the year. The Middle School ensemble traveled to Hershey Park for the Music in the Parks competition, where they placed 1st! Meanwhile, the Upper School Chorale traveled to Boston for the World Strides Performing Arts Heritage Festival, where they were awarded the gold distinction. The Upper School ensemble also earned the highest distinction of superior at the Annual PA Music Educators Association Music Performance Assessment.

HISTORY OF THE UKULELE To celebrate AAPI Month, the Asian American Alliance hosted an event exploring the ukulele’s history and its role in Hawaiian music. Mr. Burbo and Mr. Lowrie then led a fun, hands-on workshop where students and faculty learned to play classic songs. The event promoted learning, community, and cultural appreciation.

UPPER SCHOOL WOMEN’S CHORALE PERFORMS AT STATE CAPITOL

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A T H L E T I C n ews

Distinguished Inter-Ac Athletic Director’s Award

Sophia Hall ’25 was the recipient of the Distinguished Inter-Ac Athletic Director’s Award for the Academy of Notre Dame. A welldeserved honor that reflects her incredible dedication, leadership, and impact across athletics and academics.

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ND Rowing had an impressive showing at the Stotesbury Cup Regatta in May. All four boats advanced to the semifinals, with the JV4+ and 2V4+ crews earning 2nd place finishes in their races!

† MVP Kiersten Bodge ’27 named Inter-Ac Golf MVP

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Congratulations Lacrosse

A strong finish to a standout season!

Congratulations to our ND Lacrosse team on earning 2nd place in the PAISAA Championship.

A T H LAETTH I CL EnTe w I Cs

Fit to Lead

ND student-athletes attended the Fit to Lead Leadership Conference at Neumann University, hosted by the Snider Foundation. They joined over 180 student-athletes from across the Delaware Valley for a day of learning, growth, and inspiration.

HEADstrong t Foundation Participants

Student Athletes represented Notre Dame at the Inter-Ac Servant Leadership Speaker Session with the HEADstrong Foundation. Participants shared an inspiring day learning how to lead with purpose and make a difference in their community.

New School Record Scarlett Henry ’25 crushed the school record in the 2K erg this spring with a 7:15.7.

Scan the QR code to keep up with the Irish all season long!

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Reunion 2025 weekend Reunited once again, back where it all began. The 0’s and 5’s celebrated with a day full of laughter, sisterhood, and fun!

The Class of 1975 even recreated a photo from their yearbook in front of the iconic Mansion. Time flies, but the bonds stay strong, and we cannot thank everyone enough for such a fun day.

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SPRING events

Ring Mass

Alumnae Induction

In April, the Class of 2026 celebrated their transition as the next student leaders at ND. Ring Mass is a significant milestone and revered Notre Dame tradition that links generations of students in the ND sisterhood.

A cherished tradition continued this June as alumnae mothers joined their daughters and the Blue Class to celebrate the Class of 2025 joining the network of 4,000+ Notre Dame alumnae. With heartfelt reflections from Joan Sammartino Turner '77, student leaders, and Alumnae Association President Megan McNeill Trost ’94, it was a beautiful and inspiring start to their journey beyond the Gates.

Heritage Day

In May, ND celebrated the 4th annual Heritage Day in partnership with the Center for Global Leadership. Students shared their favorite foods and fashions from around the world, representing their heritage with the community.

BeyoND the Gates

Father-Daughter Dance and Dinner

The dad jokes and cringeworthy dance moves were in full effect at the FatherDaughter Dance and Senior Dinner in March.

In April, ND alumnae visited the Class of 2025 to discuss life BeyoND the Gates - from college and careers to mental wellness, our panelists gave the Blue Class advice for life. A big thank you to our panelists: Jennifer Harvey Waggenspack '04, Dana Hogan Testa ’14, Olivia Whytosek ’17, Brittney Harris '10, Stephanie Coffua ’12, Alex Burtoft Gilroy ’04, Claire Higgins ’13, and Keynote Speaker Kathleen Fitzpatrick ’13.

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INVESTING IN THE FUTURE

The St. Julie Society

At the Academy of Notre Dame, our mission is to guide young women as they grow in faith, intellectual curiosity, courage, leadership, and a lifelong commitment to serving others. While the world around us continues to evolve, the heart of the Notre Dame experience remains constant, rooted in cherished traditions and a values-based education that endures long after our graduates go beyond the Gates.

This legacy is made possible, in part, by the remarkable foresight of those who choose to make Notre Dame part of their estate plans. Through their planned giving, these individuals ensure that the Academy’s mission thrives for generations to come.

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My sisters and I were so blessed to be able to attend Notre Dame, which instilled in us a love for lifelong learning in a faith-based environment.

Leaving a gift in my future plans is my way of ensuring that incoming students have the same opportunity that my family members and I had.

-Jan Petersen '70

These visionary donors are members of the Saint Julie Society, named in honor of Saint Julie Billiart, foundress of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. The Society recognizes and celebrates those who have included Notre Dame in their will, trust, retirement plan, or other estate gift, so that future generations may benefit from the same empowering education.

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For many alumnae, parents, and friends, a planned gift is a deeply Jan Petersen '70 & daughter personal Molly Petersen Hedden '10 way to give back. Whether it is inspired by gratitude for a faith-based education, appreciation for lifelong friendships formed, or recognition of the financial assistance that made a Notre Dame education possible. By naming the Academy as a beneficiary of a will, trust, retirement plan, life insurance policy, life income gift, or other planned giving arrangement, donors join a distinguished group committed to advancing the educational mission of Saint Julie.

To learn more about the Saint Julie Society and how to make a planned gift, please contact Director of Advancement Trish Kyle at 610-971-1630, tkyle@ndapa.org or scan this QR code.

We are pleased to recognize the following individuals who have informed the Academy that they have established a planned gift arrangement to benefit Notre Dame or intend to do so, in addition to those whose request has already been gratefully received.

Anonymous (16) Patricia Duffy Augusterfer '65 P’86’88’90 GP’22’25 +Rita Cali Biancarelli SQ'36 +John L. Broughton P SQ'64 Camille Lewis Brown ’77 Patricia Callahan ’66 Eileen Bleeg Cavanagh ’60 Rose DeRienze SQ’55 Mai Dinh ’88 Sharon Rufus Dion '95 Josephine DiSanto ’78 Maureen Mahon Egen '60 Mary Garty ’66 +Carol Calpin Haas '55 +Richard F. Hamilton P'81'84 FT SQ = Rittenhouse Square Alum

Elaine Harrington P'98 Julia Hartnett ’85 Dr. Gina Henry, Esq. ’81 +Charlotte Hyer FS Candy Conlen Kulzer ’61 P'92 Margarete Landwehr ’75 +Anne Taylor Lumley '49 +Rose Irma Lynch + Carol Haines McClain ’62 R. Diane McGrath ’57 Victoria Margolis McGuinness '85 +Marge and +Thomas McParland P'82'84 GP'13 +Catherine Miller P'58'64 GP'88 Sally Orr FS Janice Toscani Petersen ’70 P'10 TE

+Albert Phelan SQ'45 P'90 GP'19'21'23 Elizabeth Bray Reeser '71 +Madeleine Reinhardt SQ'22 +Marjorie McNally Roddy SQ '41 Marie Cope Rowland ’66 Lisa Schofield ’81 Kathleen M. Shay '70 TE +Elizabeth Robinson Sirmay SQ'24 Dr. Jean Ogden Swihart GP'09 Louise Koch Veatch ’57 Heather Margolis Warner ’91 Deborah Trainer Winfield ’55 and +Richard Winfield +John and Dolores Wood P'71'72 GP'99'06 FS FT Carol Cancelmo Wortman ’65 P'91'94 +Christine A. Zerby '65

FT = Former Trustee

FS= Faculty/Staff

TE = Trustee Emerita/us

+=Deceased

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CLASS notes

1960s

Bonnie Lawler Keightley ’61 celebrated her grandson, James Daley, at his graduation from Villanova University in May. He followed his great-grandfather, grandfather, uncles, and cousin, who all attended Villanova.

1980s

Debbie Pearce McCabe ’81 was awarded the F. Karl Schauffele Community Service Award by the Main Line Chamber of Commerce at their Celebration of Business Leadership event.

1990s

Megan Budd Forgie ’92 is excited to announce she is a University of Delaware Academic Success Coach and Advisor for the Alfred Lerner School of Business and Economics and UDREAM Program. She was recently featured on the UDLerner Instagram account, sharing how much she loves to help the students.

2000s

After nearly 20 years in broadcast journalism, Rosemary Connors, Esq. ’01 has traded the anchor desk for a hard hat! Recently featured in the Philadelphia Business Journal, Rosemary launched her own scaffolding company, Rosette Specialty Trades, already working with major institutions like Temple, Jefferson, and Citizens Bank Park.

Inspired by her family’s construction roots, she’s proving it’s never too late to build something new.

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Members of the 2004 Red Class reunited at Alexandra Burtoft Gilroy's house for a night of fun to kick off the summer.

Cristin Farrell Garfield ’04 is a NICU speech therapist and certified lactation counselor.

She lives in Maryland (moving from Silver Spring to Baltimore) and provides in-home, mobile services to help mothers breastfeed, bottle feed, transition to solid foods, get back to work, and screen for early developmental delays, and she also provides prenatal breastfeeding education. Cristin also offers a virtual option for people in PA. You can follow her IG @ puravidalactation

Jackie Jesko ’06 directed the documentary Barbara Walters: Tell Me Everything, a new film exploring the life and legacy of the trailblazing journalist. You can watch it on HULU.

CLASS notes

Welcome to West Point Coach Kuester: Katie Kuester '08 was named Head Coach of the women's basketball team at West Point this spring. And an extra congratulations to Katie and her fiancée, Sydney, on their engagement. The couple celebrated with loved ones on the beach on the Cayman Islands.

Katherine Puccio ’08 and her husband, Tyler Peterman, welcomed their first child, Caroline Estelle Peterman, on April 23, 2025.

2010s

A proud member of the UVA Class of 2019, Meredith Hughes ’15 recently graduated from Johns Hopkins University’s Whiting School of Engineering with a Master’s Degree in Engineering Management. Currently a Spacecraft Systems Engineer at Boeing, she was encouraged by her company to pursue higher education. Balancing a fulltime job while completing her degree, she has especially enjoyed being able to apply lessons from the (virtual) classroom directly to her professional work.

Information gathered from April 20, 2025 - June 30, 2025

Carolyn Riegel '15 married Jack Frantz (St. Joe's Prep '15) on February 7, 2025. The ceremony was held at Old St. Joseph's Church, and the reception took place at The Switch House in Philadelphia. Fellow alum Meghan Riegel '12, Cassie Palumbo '15, Karen DiGuiseppe '15, and Kaylynn Hanna '15 were members of the bridal party with many other ND alums in attendance to celebrate.

This spring, Jessica Czachor ’16 earned her private pilot certificate and is excited for all the adventures ahead!

Caroline Chaplin ’19 is pursuing her J.D. at the University of North Carolina School of Law!

2020s

Following her year of service with the Jesuit Volunteer Corps (JVC) Northwest, Lillian Ciocca ’20 will be pursuing a Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of Pittsburgh School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences.

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CLASS notes Madeline Donaphon ’20 graduated Summa Cum Laude from Northeastern University with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering!

Throughout her time at Northeastern, she completed two incredible co-ops at Thermo Fisher Scientific and Nyobolt. In addition, she had the honor of serving as a three-time captain on the Northeastern Division I volleyball team. She will be joining Johnson Controls as an Associate Sales Engineer in their Technical Sales Program.

Grace Jackson ’20 graduated from Princeton with a degree in public policy and international affairs. She starred at Princeton as a member of their softball program where she was a multiple all-Ivy league performer and started every game at shortstop while leading the Tigers to the NCAA tournament in multiple years. She was then recruited to the University of North Carolina where she was offered a full scholarship and obtained her master’s degree. She also starred for the Tar Heels and started every game at shortstop as a graduate student and in May 2025, her team qualified for the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2019.

She starts a job in NYC this July with a Wall St. consulting firm.

Eva Kraus ’20 graduated from Drexel University with both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Biomedical Engineering!

In the Fall, she will begin the next chapter of her academic journey at The George Washington University in their PhD program for Systems Engineering.

Victoria Hneleski ’21 will be attending New York University Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute to pursue her M.A. in Journalism!

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Hannah Jackson ’21 graduated from University of Virginia with a pre-law degree and has loved her time on “the grounds” of UVA. She was a member of the UVA orchestra all four years while sitting first chair for the violin for the last two while also being the concertmaster. She was a member of the student council of UVA and many other student-led groups. She was recently accepted into the Pritzker School of Law at Northwestern where she will start this August. Hannah is looking forward to continuing her education and passion for the legal field in Chicago.

Sophia Andrisani ’21 graduated in Spring 2024 from the Syracuse University Martin J. Whitman School of Management with a B.S. in Retail Management and Marketing Management.

Next, Sophia plans to start her new journey in NYC in August as an incoming Assistant Buyer at Ross Stores!

Mia Abruzzo ’21 not only secured an internship with Nike this spring, but was also accepted into the University of Georgia Masters of Financial Planning program! Mia recently completed her undergraduate degree in Management from the University of Georgia Terry College of Business.

Hanna Bodner ’21 was named Big East Midfielder of the Year as well as a unanimous selection to the All-BIG EAST First Team!

Information gathered from April 20, 2025 - June 30, 2025

CLASS notes Christine Covello ’21 graduated early with her Bachelor of Science in Marketing in the Accelerated MBA program at Saint Francis University this past December. She will be continuing and completing her MBA at Wilmington University.

In Memoriam Marilyn Louise Schmitt Fungaroli SQ’51 May 7, 2025

Patricia Heake LaBree ’68 March 11, 2025

Bryn O'Hara ’21 recently graduated magna cum laude from the University of Miami with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance and Global Business, along with a minor in Real Estate. She is excited for what the future holds as she begins her next chapter working at AIG as a Multinational Analyst in the company's Miami office!

Karen Cancelmo McFadden ’68

This winter, Sadie Mordan ’23 took on a new hobby - podcasting! Her podcast “Hear Me Out” covers everything “that comes with being an East-Coaster on the West Coast, an extroverted introvert and a girl on the brink of her 20s. Hear Me Out will be your best friend's voice memo that started with just that: ‘ok but... hear me out.’ Because we all know those are the most entertaining ones.” Listen on Spotify or follow her on Instagram @hbuhearmeout

McGlynn Kelly ’84 May 23, 2025

April 9, 2025

Nancy MacDonald ’68 April 19, 2025 James T. Gunn, Sr, grandfather of Lauren Gunn ’20 and Nicole Gunn ’22 March 21, 2025

Dr. Alexander Uribe, father of Mariana Uribe ’06 April 19, 2025 Peter Francis Novak, father of Kate Novak ’06 April 23, 2025 Nicholas John Casale, Sr, grandfather of Isabella Casale ’21 April 30, 2025 Mary Teresa McGlynn, mother of Deirdre

Joseph Shevlin, father of Nora Shevlin Gary ’97, and grandfather of Maggie Shevlin ’29 May 30, 2025 John Cullen, father of Stephanie Cullen ’94 June 12, 2025

Please keep all of these loved ones in your prayers

Talia Cherry ’24 is happy to share that she is starting a new position as Co-President at Cornell Mergers and Acquisitions Club!

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ANNUAL REPORT of GIF TS

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2024-2025 David Frank, Chairperson Rosemary Connors '01, Vice Chairperson Mark Casale, Treasurer Sonia Hebding Churchman '86, Secretary Dr. Laura Hotchkiss Marissa Cherian Jennifer Falcone Ciarmoli '94 Sister Maria Delaney, SNDdeN Candace Hickey Deborah James-Vance '79 Paul Liebezeit Michael Lilley Christine McGovern Cindy DePiano McKernan '88 Robert Mitchell Francesca Molinari Rashida Morris Bonnie Corr Morrow '90 Brian Mulligan Preeya Noronha Pinto '94 Barbara Phelan Riley '90

TRUSTEE EMERITUS Sr. Helen Bellew, SND Patrick Burns Fr. Rob Hagan, O.S.A. Sr. Edithann Kane, SND Mary Ellen Maggitti Donna McNeill

Dear Notre Dame Community, As I reflect on the 2024–2025 school year, I am filled with pride and gratitude for all that our Notre Dame Community students, faculty, and families have accomplished together.

From the courts and turf to the classroom and beyond, this year has been a powerful testament to the strength and spirit of the Notre Dame sisterhood.

Notre Dame student-athletes proudly claimed PAISAA and Inter-Ac championship titles. The performing arts program delighted sold-out audiences with exceptional productions, including a fully student-led production of High School Musical! The Scholar Programs in the Arts, Global Citizenship, and STEM continue to offer exceptional opportunities for meaningful, in-depth study, blending classroom learning with hands-on experiences that prepare students to lead, create, and problem-solve beyond Notre Dame. There were so many reasons to celebrate throughout the year, each one a reflection of our talented students and the dedication of the faculty who make these experiences possible.

This momentum is only possible because of the enduring support of our Notre Dame Community families, alumnae, and friends. Your generosity fuels the scholarships, programs, and spaces that shape the transformative Notre Dame experience. A shining example of this support was our Day of Giving on April 8, when hundreds of donors came together to celebrate Notre Dame and raised critical funds that directly impact every student, every day.

On behalf of the Board of Trustees, thank you for your continued commitment to the mission and your unwavering belief in the potential of Notre Dame students. Your support is a forever proposition that ensures that the legacy of excellence, leadership, and faith continues for generations to come.

With sincere appreciation,

Janice Toscani Petersen ’70 Eric Rubino Kathleen M. Shay ’70

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David Frank Chair, Board of Trustees

ANNUAL REPORT of GIF TS

2024-2025 COMMITTEES

The Academy salutes these dedicated community members who served on the Board Committees this past year.

ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE

TRUSTEES: Barbara Phelan Riley '90, Chairperson David Frank Jennifer Falcone Ciarmoli '94 Rosemary Connors '01 Cindy DePiano McKernan '88 MEMBERS: Jeanne Andronowitz Lindsay Higgins McFadden '93 Kristin O'Brien

FACILITIES COMMITTEE

TRUSTEES: Brian Mulligan, Chairperson David Frank Sonia Hebding Churchman '86 Candace Hickey Barbara Phelan Riley '90 MEMBERS: Claudia Weissenberger

FINANCE COMMITTEE

INVESTMENT COMMITTEE

TRUSTEES: Mark Casale, Chairperson David Frank Michael Lilley Bob Mitchell Christine McGovern MEMBERS: Javier Coll Tara Bullock Frohner '89 Bob Radie Peter Sims Bree Buysse Williams'11

TRUSTEES: Bob Mitchell, Chairperson David Frank Mark Casale Paul Liebezeit Christine McGovern MEMBERS: Jim Judge

RISK AND COMPLIANCE SUB-COMMITTEE

GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE

MEMBERS: Sonia Hebding Churchman '86, Chairperson David Frank Marissa Cherian Rosemary Connors '01 Deborah James-Vance '79 Preeya Noronha Pinto '94

TRUSTEES: Preeya Noronha Pinto '94, Chairperson David Frank Francesca Molinari Bonnie Corr Morrow '90 MEMBERS: Tom Cullen Patricia Henwood '98 Cerise Knowles James '91 Joe McComb

MISSION COMMITTEE

TRUSTEES: Sr. Maria Delaney, SNDdeN, Chairperson David Frank Rashida Morris

MEMBERS: Meg Sharp Julia Tully ’08 Sue Woehlcke

The Academy of Notre Dame de Name Advancement Office compiles the Annual Report of Gifts.

We appreciate your continued generosity to Notre Dame and would like to recognize your generosity.

This report reflects all gifts received during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2024 and ending June 30, 2025.

Although we make every effort to ensure the accuracy of this report, mistakes can occur. If your name is omitted or does not appear in the manner you prefer, please email Advancement@ndapa.org.

The 2024-2025 Annual Report of Gifts is proudly presented by the Academy of Notre Dame’s Advancement Team: Trish Kyle Director of Institutional Advancement

Virginia Farrell Alumnae Engagement Coordinator

Caroline Swift Stansbury '97 Major Gift Officer

Linda Benton Advancement Associate

Paula Gaughan Director of Parent Engagement

Wendy Waltman Director of Annual Giving

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BY THE NUMBERS - Summary of Gifts

ND CLASSIC

$128,970 PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION

EITC/OSTC

$43,000

$ NOTRE DAME FUND

$716,455

$1,249,500 TOTAL GIVING FOR 2024-2025

2,612,456

$

RESTRICTED FUNDS

$474,531

OPERATING INCOME

6% ALL OTHER SOURCES

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NOTRE DAME FUND, EITC/OSTC, AND SPECIAL EVENTS

%

83%

TUITION AND FEES

OPERATING EXPENSES

Salaries and Benefits

53% 40

General Administrative

8%

ACADEMY OF NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR

Financial Aid and Scholarships

18%

Instruction

11%

Plant Operations

9%

DONOR PARTICIPATION

BY THE NUMBERS - Summary of Gifts TOTAL NUMBER OF

D

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

NORS

ALUMNAE

FACULTY & STAFF

100%

877

PARENTS

59%

46%

8%

AVERAGE GIFT SIZE

816

$

716,455 NOTRE DAME FUND

$

TOTAL RAISED FOR THE

HIGHLIGHTS FROM 24-25 MADE POSSIBLE BY THE NOTRE DAME FUND FA C I L I T I E S

AIRPORT

LOUNGE furniture

WELL BEING

MANSION

STRENGTH

REFRESH

with new carpeting and paint

AND

CONDITIONING

BURNS FIELD

COACH AND PROGRAM

TURF REPLACEMENT

ACADEMICS AND TECHNOLOGY

New Additions to the Curriculum

APPLE DISTINGUISHED SCHOOL

AP African American Studies, Forensics, Piano, Guitar, and Digital Art and Design

DID YOU KNOW? NOTRE DAME STUDENTS….

8,500 POUNDS

Kept over of food scraps out of landfills and incinerators this year in collaboration with Mother Compost - an alumna owned company!

Collected

4,081 POUNDS of donations in The Clothes Bin Volunteered with 158 organizations

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O

DONORS ur sincerest thanks to the

following donors who kindly supported the Academy of Notre Dame de Namur between July 1, 2024 and June 30, 2025. This listing reflects all giving to the Academy, including the The Notre Dame Fund, EITC/OSTC, ND Classic, Endowment Funds and other restricted funds.

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$100,000 +

Business Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools Mark and Karen Casale T Morgan and Sonia Hebding Churchman '86 T Essent Guaranty, Inc. John and Candace Hickey T Bill and Cindy DePiano McKernan ’88 T John and Gillian Walsh Reilly '90 United Refrigeration Michael Rubin

$50,000 - $99,999 Saj and Marissa Cherian T Joseph and Kathleen Kelley Sirmay Charitable Trust Fund

$25,000 - $49,999

Anonymous (2) George Atterbury Patricia McParland Cabral ’82 Benjamin Cross and Rosemary Connors ’01 T Christina Atterbury Dever '89 Conestoga Road Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Foundation for Catholic Education Gregory and Michele Garabedian Tara and Duane Hedlund Howley Foundation J. P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund Maguire Foundation Estate of Thomas J McParland Robert and Nancy Mitchell T

Montgomery Avenue II LLC Patrick and Kristin O'Brien Winifred Atterbury O'Keefe ’87 Joseph and Kelli Offshack David and Kellie Regn Brian and Barb Phelan Riley '90 T Scott and Kristen Sheffer Tim and Angela Sipe Terryglass Foundation Michal Zelubowski and Evelina Kolodziej

$15,000 - $24,999

Joseph and Jeanne Andronowitz Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Patrick and Helen Burns Frank and Shanna Burrell Frank and Denise Devine Rich and Kim Bergan Devine ’76 Maureen Mahon Egen ’60 David and Michelle Frank T Charles and Patricia Genuardi Charles and Marina Hurchalla Michael and Carol Lilley T James and Christine McGovern T Paul and Danielle Dunn O'Connor '01 Matthew and Megan Parsons Robert and Shiree Radie Tamas and D'Arcy Foster Rudnay ’73 Vincent and Kelly Tague Patrick and Michele Walton

$10,000 - $14,999 Khalida Ali ’02 William and Maria Calderaro Bradley and Cynthia Conger

DONORS Alison and Steve Connors Kevin and Linda Czachor William and Debbie Davis William and Deborah Davis Family Foundation Ryan and Kelly Edginton Theodore and Kristie Ganley Andrew and Andrea Gerardi Simeon Isayeff Michael and Maria Jackson Deborah James-Vance ’79 T Paul and Lee Ann McNeill Leary ’89 Joseph Levy Frank McGovern George and Margaret McHugh Corbin & Dorice McNeill Foundation Kevin McNeill Brian and Gisele Mulligan T Pincus Family Foundation Paul and Chrissy Pyfer Michael and Gabrielle Rinaldi Arianna Scavetti ’07 Arnold and Molly Schneider Schwab Charitable Fund The KMJ Family Foundation Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Andre and Catherine von Hoyer William and Jennifer Harvey Waggenspack '04 Guntram and Claudia Weissenberger

$5,000 - $9,999

Anonymous William and Lise Ashton Paul Bidez and Diane Johnson Moniba and Muhammad Bilal Elisabeth Boeynaems and Steven Bilgram Brown Brother Harriman Charles Schwab & Co. Anna Choi and William Wolfe Javier and Carolina Coll Alison and Steve Connors Martin and Alisa Czachor Martin and Barbara Czachor Gregory and Jennifer Doran Paul and Elizabeth Finley FJN Charitable Foundation Don and Agnes Gillin Gayhardt ’83 Ray Gutowski and Colleen Smith Lawrence and Gail Harrington Claire Higgins ’13 Thomas and Michelle Hiscott Michael and Brett Holloway Sean and Amy Kane Brian and Molly Kelly T = Member of the Board of Trustees + = Deceased

Michael and Carol Kempski John Leighton Paul and Nicole Manion Joe and Debbie Pearce McCabe ’81 Brian and Donna McNeill Scott and Kristina Miller Morgan Stanley c/o Cybergrants, Inc. PA Partners for Education, LLC Ron and Jan Toscani Petersen ’70 Michael and Debra Piasecki Jayant and Neethi Pinto Kathleen M. Shay '70 Peter and Kristin Sims Smith Family Foundation Robert and Caroline Swift Stansbury '97 Edward and Kelly Sweeney TD Bank Walter and Katie Timby Anne Schoemaker Vazquez ’99 Julia Brufke Wenger and Ronald Wenger Brian and Elizabeth Wenzel Debbie Trainer Winfield ’55 Estate of Richard Winfield

$2,500 - $4,999

Todd and Bryn Arata Barbara Genest Boyle ’65 Gerard Brady Michael and Jennifer Falcone Ciarmoli '94 T Matthew and Kaelyn Clark Michael and Linda Clement Blake and Katie Cooper Dave and Lauren Westermann DiGiacomo ’98 Drew and Kristen Donovan John and Kathleen Einspanier Rosanne Facciolo ’65 Charles and Nicole Falcone Brian and Priscilla Fenlin Goldman Sachs & Co Rosemary Guarino Laura and Dwight Hotchkiss John and Anita Kelly Paul and Tracy Liebezeit T Michael and Carolyn Longo Michael and Mary Teresa Stewart Lynch '88 Jennifer Bellwoar Mahan Charles and Elizabeth Martin Christopher and Lauren May McFadden Family Charitable Fund Brad and Lindsay Higgins McFadden ’93 Shona McMoran ’01 Brian and Allyson McTear Francis Milone Frank and Marianna O'Neal Mirabello '73

James and Patricia Morris Dan and Bonnie Corr Morrow '90 T Paul and Megan Battle Nolen '99 Andrew and Amanda O'Donnell Jacinto and Elizabeth Oliver Joe and Suzy Padula Michael and Christine Gerland Parsons ’03 Howard Patent Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc Renaissance Charitable Foundation Jeffrey and Tara Shanahan Stephen L Altshul Foundation Jonathan and Hope Sturz Synchrony Foundation Matthew and Judi Taylor The Benevity Community Impact Fund Craig and Elizabeth Thole Patrick and Kristen Traynor Devin and Janine Dugan Tuohey ’97 Vigilante Compliance, LLC Bradley Williams

$1,856 - $2,499

Torey and LaKeisha Batts David and Tara Bramwell Thomas and Lynn Bond Bruder '80 Drew and Sarah Sisak Carl ’00 Robert Chandlee Communications Test Design, Inc. Julia and Michael Croce Anthony and Karen Del Vescovo Trey Devine Christine Deviney ’67 Kevin and Jen Doman Gerald and Stephany Fahey Joan Fitzpatrick-Burke ’84 John and Barbara Oesterle Gordon ’76 Sharon Harvey Tish Hayden Ronald Lafferty and Dean Walter-Lafferty Patrick and Danielle McIntyre Bryant and Rashida Morris T Anthony Peterman and Linda DiBello Ashok and Preeya Noronha Pinto ’94 T QVC Brian and Joanne Pettit Robinson ’98 Domenic and Kristen Roselli David and Jennifer Salvucci John and Janet Seykora Andrew and Jennifer Smith Jordan Smith Tony and Sara Stevenson Chad and Kristen Stowe Thomas and Colleen Tegler Keith and Dina Walters

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DONORS

KILT CIRCLE

is exclusively for young alumnae within 15 years of graduation who have made a gift of $500 or more.

Cathy Lee McNeill Allen ’10 Meghan McCullough Ansel ’10 Caroline Barker ’14 Katie Bowman ’12 Claire Higgins ’13 Kristen McNeill Nicholls ’11 Bree Buysee Williams ’11 Erica Rubino Wunderlich ’11

$1,000 - $1,855

Americas Charities James and Deana Andrews Autodesk Inc William and Anne Barker Kevin and Kimberly Barker Richard and Mary Kay Glinski Battafarano ’80 Michael and Nancy Baxter Kurt and Claire Bitting Erick and Cathleen Connor Bodge ’97 Des and Amy Brennan James Bruder Bill Double and Patricia Callahan ’66 David Carr Comcast Corporation Connelly Foundation Tom and Kara Cullen Stuart and Wandy DeVeaux John and Rosemary Diederich Michael and Beth Maggitti Dixon ’92 Robert Doman Educational Furniture Solutions EisnerAmper LLP Lynsey Eppeneder Salvatore Faia Joseph and Amy Frick David and Amanda Friess Gregory and Paula Gaughan Donald and Beverly Grove Angela Guarino ’00 James and Maria Gunn Christopher and Christina Haas Steven and Allison Hall

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Julia Hartnett ’85 William Harvey Healthcare Services Group Bill and Barbara Bingham Heil ’75 Trish Henwood ’98 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company Honey Pfister Hofmann ’64 Home Depot Credit Services James and Julie Judge Bonnie Lawler Keightley ’61 Liz Keyser ’05 Nelson and Mary Ellen Keegan Keyser ’70 Philip and Claire Kim Kellen and Asha Kovalovich M & T Bank Mary Ellen Maggitti Lainie Martin ’86 Tom Masci Bashar and Jane Martyn Masri ’80 Danelle and Ian Matlack Robert and Amy Mattson Patrick and Mary McGinn Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Steven and Francesca Molinari T Monroe Energy Michael and Denise Moran Charles and Erin Muhly Frank and Christine Mullery Daniel Nasr and Mary Kate McCullen Richard and Christine McAndrew Neeson '70 Graeme and Kristen McNeill Nicholls ’11 Lynne Saurman Oakes ’61 O'Connor Family Foundation Gerald O'Connor Gerald and Jackie O'Connor Marie O'Grady ’05 Francis and Rose Marie + O'Keefe Luke and Lyndsie Olenoski One Digital Health and Benefits Company Peter and Kimberly Palladino Luke Pape Leo and Maryanne Parsons Sheila Pauley Amy Riley ’87 Michael and Jennifer Robustelli Kevin and Kathleen Sheehan Bob and Shannon Stefanski Aimee Summers-Keating ’92 Wayne and Thuy Vu Taitt '92 David and Katherine Tierney Paul Tierney Kristen and Jeff Tirney Edward and Katrina Tufaro

ACADEMY OF NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR

United Way of Central Ohio Anne Whelan

Up to $999

Jennie Lovatt Abbate ’65 Caroline Abi-Khattar ’95 Lawrence and Kathy Adelberger Michael and Jill Agolino Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. Karen Albright ’75 JoAnne DiLauro Alexander ’57 Michele Rosso Alfano ’73 Cathy Lee McNeill Allen ’10 AmeriHealth Caritas Raymond and Ruta Andries Meghan McCullough Ansel ’10 Ellie Archer ’25 Adrienne Ashton ’10 Maria Aspan ’00 Elizabeth Atkinson Tom and Pat Duffy Augusterfer ’65 Gina Bacci ’64 Michael and Maureen Balitsaris Lisa and Joseph Banister Caroline Barker ’14 Paul and Deirdre Moran Barnes ’05 Michael Cottone and Brigit Barry ’03 Katherine Corkhill Barthelmeh ’04 Carole Duffy Bartholdson ’62 Suzanne Labor Battaglia ’68 Sydney Batts ’25 Patti Behler ’05 Sean and MaryJo Bellew Michael and Katie Bellopede Melissa Bemer ’04 Linda and Charles Benton Sean and Megan Bergin Michelle Markwith Berlin ’04 Christine Tessier Bernardino ’96 Judy Meehan Bernicker ’75 Charles and Martie Gillin Bernicker ’85 Kathryn Devine Bobek ’02 Brant and Jennifer Bodner Hailey Bodner ’23 Hanna Bodner ’21 Boing Bounce Rentals William and Caroline Bole Bridget and Patrick Bonner Alissa Maurer Bowen ’00 Elizabeth and Richard Bowen Charles and Helen Bowes Katie Bowman ’12 Mimi Baumgardner Box ’68 T = Member of the Board of Trustees + = Deceased

DONORS Joanne Boylan Erin Boyle ’16 Shannon Brady ’19 Nancy and John Bragger Jorge Antunes Branco Filho and Giselle Da Silva Alvim Kimberly Brennan Mary Brennan Bright Funds Foundation Brian and Megan Brogan Maureen Lynch Brosnan ’78 Caragh Brown ’20 David and Kara Schultheis Brown ’08 Taylor Brown ’25 Carly Brufke ’14 Diane Buccieri Grace Kennedy Bule ’81 Nicholas Burbo Natalie Burns ’16 Philip and Mary Burtoft Pamela and Donald Butler John Buttil and Siobhan Leavy Kristin Byrne Melissa Cadet Joseph Callan Chloe Calvert ’25 Robert and Tracy Calvert Leah Campagna ’78 Marti Barlow Campbell ’75 David Campli Neil and Heather Canavan Nick and Maureen Canuso Ted and Tara Capaldi Patricia Duddy Cardone ’63 Lauren Willis Cardone ’08 Joseph and Denise Carpenter Nancy Carpenter Lauren and Justin Carreon Jan Duffy Carson ’67 Maggie Cass ’16 Wyllys and Ellen Cass Jacqueline Cattie Maria Ceferatti ’89 Jeannie Cavanagh Cervini ’88 Alexa Meissner Chambers ’09 Christopher and Denise Chambers Kiera Chambers ’21 Phoebe Chambers ’24 Lucy Chang ’99 Stephen and Clare Oesterle Chatot ’71 Chevron Carey Kulp Cheyney ’96 Chipotle T = Member of the Board of Trustees + = Deceased

Rose Ciarmoli ’24 Vincenzo and Penelope Cilluffo Matthew and Wendy Civitella Karen Panikowski Clark ’93 Philip and Lydia Clay Stephen and Carolyn Cloetingh Michael and Mary Anne Cola Courtney Collins ’04 Mary Lou Van Allen Colman ’62 Lindsey Conan-Dryer ’00 Joseph and Mary Connor Marissa Fontanot Connor ’06 Patrick and Patrice Conroy Carol Consorto ’64 Helen Coogan ’25 Reene Conway Cook ’68 Margrit Boyle Corcoran ’65 Douglas and Catherine Corrigan Marian Marano Courtney ’72 Coverys Paul and Mary Coyne Catherine Cristinzio ’93 Christian and Christine Cunningham Reagan Cunningham ’25 Stephanie Curry ’10 Kim Curtis ’09 Joyce Barbagallo Custer ’61 Jeffrey and Kelli Czajkowski Patricia and Christopher D'Andrea Norma DaCrema Bradley and Paige Daggett William and Leslie Dalton Rebecca and Jonmichael Daly Mark and Lauren Dambly Brian and Anne Daniel Mary Kate Daniel ’25 Michael and Joslyn Danifo Rami and Pamela Daoud Ben and Karen Davey Mark and Megan Davis Matthias and Gina DeAngelo Casey Connors DeBaecke ’88 Brooke Define ’25 Daniel and Christine DeFrancesco Andrew and Kerry DeFronzo Sister Maria Delaney, SNDdeN T Celine Connelly Delany ’97 Patricia DeLisi DELL Jill Powers DeLuca ’09 Grace Rosci Dempster ’68 Angela Desmond ’01 David and Theresa Desmond

Stacy DeVeaux Elizabeth Devenney ’16 Dave and Pamela Devenney Joseph and Pamela Devine Kathryn Pall Devlin ’08 Joan Mandeville Dewey ’88 David and Jennifer DiBona Aaron DiFerdinando Ava DiGiuseppe ’25 Guido and Denise DiMartino Alysa Dinh ’17 Tuan and Nga Dinh Lorraine DiSipio ’69 Salvatore and Alexis DiTommaso Gabriela Benner Dokas ’08 Kaitlin Smith Donnelly ’08 Ella Donohue ’21 Moira Donohue ’24 Regina Donohue Vince Donohue Lisa D'Orazio Colin and Melissa Dougherty Farran Dougherty ’18 Kara Dougherty ’25 Lauren Dougherty ’25 Matthew and Heather Dougherty Martha Dougherty Robert and Anne Dougherty Marilena Lelli Downing ’76 Juliann Downs ’08 Maureen Bradley Dressler ’07 Katherine and Joseph Drown Frank and Terese Du Pont Daniel DuBois and Candace Devlin-DuBois Jane Dudzinsky ’15 Michael and Nicole Duffy Joseph and Kimberly Dunn Kate and Rich Durant Timothy and Jane Dwyer Gina Demopulos Dzubak ’57 Denise Szczurowski Eisenhower ’68 Gina Ellis ’93 Temperance England ’25 James and Regina Esposito Exelon Corporation Alexandra Fahey ’25 Jeanette Chandlee Fahey Thomas Fahey Charles and Joan Falcone Grace Farrell ’24 Martin and Susan Farrell Lynda Scalise Federici ’65 Robert and Marie Ferris FALL 2025 ANNUAL REPORT OF GIFTS

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DONORS Ariadna Fink Becca Flint Finkenaur ’83 Eleanor Finkenaur ’11 Maddy Finkenaur ’13 Alexis Ohls Finkle ’93 Ruth Finley ’59 Nina Fite ’75 Catherine Fitzhenry ’25 Laurence Fitzhenry and Mary Lesutis Amy Fizzano-Krauter ’08 Barbara Flanigan ’64 Molly Force Dawn Ford Morgan Ford ’22 Kyle and Michele Forsyth Cate Fox '25 Rosana and Louis Fox Mackenzie Foy ’25 Maddie Frank ’22 Lloyd and Beth Ann Franks Carolyn Riegel Frantz ’15 Emily Friess ’25 Joe and Laura Frustaci Peter and Amy Fullem Emily Fuss ’12 Hannah Fuss ’16 Sara Fuss ’11 Peg Campbell Gadapee ’57 Sharon and Edmund Gaffney Bella Galantino ’13 Bryn Galiffa ’25 Steve and Loredana Galiffa Helen Gallagher ’62 Sally Gallagher Stacy and Peter Gallagher Sarah Garcia Cristi Farrell Garfield ’04 Mary Garty ’66 Tyler Gaspich and Brigitte Ayoub Mary Margaret Gayhardt ’17 Bob and Jamie Hare Gazda ’89 Vincent and Rose Ann Gerardi Barbara Boas Giegerich SQ’64 Joseph and Stephanie Gillin Alex Burtoft Gilroy ’04 Carlos Giraldo and Laiyan Macio Domenica Giuffrida ’06 Bentley and Deborah Gleeson William and Eileen Glinski Mary Lou Kingsley Golden ’56 Julia Goldschmidt ’17 Lindsay Goldschmidt ’20 Karen McMonagle Goldstein ’67

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Ehren Vigliotti Goren ’04 Robert and Beth Gray Lindsay Gosnell Green ’04 Nicole Gress Thomas and Mary Grogan Brooke Nelson Grohol ’00 GSK Brent and MaryBeth Guenthner Ann Marie Gulian Madison Gulian ’20 Lauren Gunn ’20 Nicole Gunn ’22 Alina Hadi ’95 Betty Ann Keough Haenn ’55 Eric and Jennifer Hall Sophie Hall ’25 Maryanne Quinn Hancock ’92 Erin Handforth '25 Kaylynn Hanna ’15 Wendy Hanna Bailey Haraburda ’19 Erin Harkins-Medina ’01 John Harkins Katie Harrington ’22 Sam Carroll Harris ’05 Beverly and Stacia Hartley Diane Warner Hasling ’75 Steve Bandler and Tara Hayward ’80 Molly Petersen Hedden ’10 Jonathan and Marcie Heil Martin and Peg Heldring Maryanne Henderson ’75 Mary Ann Hendricks Sunday Barbagallo Hendrickson ’67 Kimberly Henry Brandon and Mary Beth Morris Hepner ’94 Jason and Rebecca Herpel Steve and Karen Kelly Heselton ’68 Erin Putsch Heverly ’07 Bridget Hickey ’25 Elise Higgins ’15 Wynne Hneleski Maureen Kiely Hogan '77 Eric and Michele Holdosh Jennifer Messner Holdren ’99 Paige Colen Hollomon ’05 John Hornberger Charles and Meghan Houder Yvonne Hunter Julie Hutton ’04 Kenzie Irvine ’17 Michael and Lisa Irvine Colleen Carr Jarrott ’93

ACADEMY OF NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR

Carol Sutcliffe Jenkins SQ’57 Jason and Brianne Johnson Keith and Rosemary Johnson Lori Johnson Anne Jordan ’08 Molly Kelly Joyce ’04 James and Katie Judge Peggy Kacergis Lauren and Daniel Kain Anthony and Courtney Kasser Maddie Keane ’16 Michael and Elizabeth Kearney Adele Kelly Keegan ’71 Erin Kelley ’04 Caitlin Kelly ’02 Charles and Piper Kelly Ciara Kelly ’25 Timothy and Julie Kelly Thomas and Karin Kelly Daniel and Kim Kelly Bryan and Kimberly Marshall Kendall ’95 Jerome Kennard Cheryl Ann Kennedy ’83 MacKenzie Kennedy ’15 Caroline Fizzano Kerr ’06 Rick Killmeyer and Lizann McGowan-Killmeyer Colleen McGrath King ’03 Martha King ’81 Lauren Seyfried Kirby ’04 Alexa Kish ’23 Dennis Knudson and Kayane Janjigian Jennifer Koenig Ronald and Lisa Kohany Stephanie Kraus Erin Doherty Kreszl ’99 Susan Devine Krick ’83 Elizabeth Porter Krivda ’56 Candy Conlen Kulzer ’61 Jillian Tammaro Kurz ’04 Trish Kyle Devon Landgraff and Dorothy Hendricks/Landgraff Margarete Landwehr ’75 Stephanie McDonald Lange ’85 James and Robin Lavelle Robert and Carmen Lawler Robert L. Lawler Family Fund Cat Leary ’21 Michele Muller Legnini ’04 Susan Leighton Emmeline Lignowski ’20 Paul Lile Stuart and Jennifer Lile T = Member of the Board of Trustees + = Deceased

DONORS John and Melissa Lock Laura and Jason Losey Mary Ann Lucey SQ’57 Eileen Pfister Luscombe ’61 Eugene and Mary Mackey Jim and Kathleen Mackey Jennifer Holsten Maddaloni ’87 Helen Maher Terry and Andrew Maksymowych Erin Malinowski Maggie Malloy ’13 Caroline Manion ’13 Giuliana Marcucci ’10 Marsh & McLennan Companies Michael and Margaret Mathisen Wesley and Nicole Matthews Christopher and Prima Mattox James and Melissa Mayhall Eileen McAnulla Lindsay McBride ’23 Merry McDonough McBride ’94 William and Mary McBride Catie McCann Liz McCarthy ’04 Mary McGlynn McCarthy ’56 Carol Haines McClain ’62 Allison and Kurt McClellan Joseph and Marcie McComb John and Dawn McCormick John and Patricia McCormick Mary Emily Oakes McCormick ’62 Daniel and Melinda McCullough Brian and Catherine McDonald Caitlin McFadden ’25 Jane Law McGann ’47 Eileen McGinley Monica McGinnis ’18 Margie O'Donnell McGovern ’65 John and Alexis McGrath Sally Kennedy McGroarty ’73 Kathleen and Rory McGuiness Megan McGurk ’13 Barb McHugh ’13 Belle McHugh ’19 Robert and Maureen McHugh James McKelvey Sean and Rachel McKenna Danielle McKernan ’14 Katie Mathisen McManemin ’08 Gerard and Mary McManus Chris Morris and Sue McMonigle ’83 John McNamara Kate McNamara ’00 T = Member of the Board of Trustees + = Deceased

Katie McNeill ’25 Terry and Mary Beth McNichol Dermot and Megan Meehan Leah Mejzak ’25 Rich and Dana Mejzak Izzy Mendoza ’25 David and Stefanie Meno Gary and Joann Mercer John and Susan Messner Sue Tierney Mezger ’81 Eileen Mianulli Olivia Mianulli ’18 William and Karen Mignucci Mollie Manno Miller ’03 Toni Miller Kim Mahan Mirabelli ’88 Chelsea Regan Mita ’11 Moderna Therapeutics Nora and Ryan Moffat Thomas and Diane Molchan Isabelle Molinari ’19 Herb Moloney Anthony and Michele Monaco Mary Monck Kathleen Moody ’77 Maureen Daly Moore ’04 Christopher and Andrea Moran John and Diane Moran Lauren Farrell Moran ’01 Kendyl Mordan ’25 Eamonn and Neha Morrison Michael and Andrea Morroney Rosa Morroney ’25 Molly Morrow ’24 Matthew and Christine Mullen Chelsea Mullin ’10 Chris Heake Murphy ’64 Timothy and Kathryn Murphy Mary Naylor Stan and Angela Passo Norkiewicz ’67 Patrick and Melissa Norton Thomas and Susan Summerlin Nye ’91 Kara O'Brien Kylie O'Brien ’24 Maggie O'Brien ’19 Morgan O'Brien ’20 Patricia and Wiliam O'Brien Stephen and Michele O'Kane Kevin O'Keefe Louise Belfi O'Keefe SQ’52 Anna O'Neill ’24 Michael and Theresa O'Neill Andrew O'Reilly

Robert and Meredith Orlowski Francis and Elizabeth Orobono Cami Osborne ’17 Avery Ovchar ’25 Joseph and Cathleen Ovchar Matthew and Lisa Pacell Joan Pacella SQ’58 Mary White Packer ’74 Mary Emily Pagano ’08 Marya Small Parral ’80 Melanie Pellecchia Lola Pena ’25 Miguel and Serene Pena Amanda Davis Penza ’10 Joan Fitzgerald Peper ’58 Marianne McCreavy Pessognelli ’78 Todd and Abby Peterson Anita Disipio Pintar ’68 Carl and Patricia Pinto Eustace and Jackie Pinto Dennis and Patricia Platt PNC Foundation Jessica Thompson Podgajny ’99 Jennifer Schmidt Powell ’94 Natalia Pozzi ’25 Erin Pratt Mari Gillin Preis ’69 Dalip Puri and Sonja Shivpuri Surya Puri ’25 Judy Joyce Putsch ’75 Bashar and Lara Qubain Seán Quigg Marianne Quigley Peter and Eileen Quinn Grace Quirk ’21 Maggie Quirk ’19 David and Beverly Rafalski Jen Greshock Raker ’88 Roseann Mobilio Ranieri SQ’59 Katie Blumenthal Raynes ’10 Elizabeth Bray Reeser ’71 Jessica and Jack Reick Brian and Shannon Mailey Reilly ’89 Paul and Diane Reott Jill Lawless Richards ’01 Dee Daly Righter ’68 Hope Riley ’23 Madison Riley ’19 Paige Riley ’21 Wendy and Carlos Rivera Kathryn Roberts ’03 Laura Buenzle Roberts ’99 Sarah Robertson ’25

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DONORS

Marcy Butler Roche ’62 Daniel and Jennifer Rocheleau Rachel Pall Roettger ’03 Kristen Rogers ’16 Ali Romani ’21 John and Amy Romani Dominic and Donna Romero Isabella Roque-Everard ’25 Lauryn Roth Eric and Deborah Rubino Rachel Rubino ’13 Andrew Ruggiero and Heather Boylan Kate Small Rupertus ’93 Sienna Russo ’25 Kara MacDermott Ryan ’92 Andrew and Jennifer Sabo Lynn DeMento Saggiomo ’75 Dolores Sajeski Carole Samango-Sprouse ’68 Kristen Santerian ’08 Mark and Silva Santerian SAP America Kathleen Keleher Sarosky ’66 Christine Scannapieco ’14 Stephen and Mary Beth Lange Schell ’78 Ann Scheving Sophie Schmucker ’14 Jessica Schneider ’19 Alene Kailian Schreiner ’98 Stephen and Sara Baumgardner Schukraft ’71 James Schultheis Shannon Killeen Schwartz ’04 Steven and Lina Sestokas Scroggins ’01 Sharon Scullin ’68 Christopher and Kerry Seeger Maeve Seeger ’24 Thomas and Anne + Seidner Robert and Nora Serpente Kathy and Robert Shaheen Emily Shank ’20 Michael and Patricia Sheehan Beth Sheldon Eileen Shelton ’19 Patrick and Berni Sheridan

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Jonathan and Melissa Shevlin Elaine Morell Shissler SQ’64 Natalie Short ’04 Andrew Siegele Sarah Singer ’65 Devynne Bruder Slagis ’08 Robert and Michele Slattery Carol March Smith ’62 Chloe Smith ’24 The Frederick J. and Mary Ellen Smith Foundation Isabel Smith ’22 Kate Connolly Smith ’03 Stephanie Smith Shannon McCabe Sta Ana ’13 Saul Steel Matthew and Elinor Stewart Molly Stirling ’21 Barbara Forlini Stratis ’98 Erik and Karen Strid Natalie Malseed Sturgeon ’95 David and Theresa Sudjian Brian Sullivan Eileen Mellon Sullivan ’73 Michael and Moira Sullivan DeAnna Supplee-Evans ’08 Lauren Dinh Sustersic ’85 Gail Sutton Stewart and Katrine Sutton Kathy Hickey Sweeney ’75 Thomas and Ann Sweeney Joan Flood Swetz ’57 Joseph and Cathy Swift Wojciech and Cecile Szela T. Rowe Price Meg Gleeson Taft ’91 Madeline Tague ’11 Mary Jane Tague ’18 Francis Tallon Stephen and Katie Tallon Christina Talucci ’78 Bianca Wilson Tamagnini ’04 Carol Tavani ’64 David Teasdale Alison Tegler ’20 Devin Tegler ’23 Riley Tegler ’21 Dana Hogan Testa ’14 Linda Theisen Michael Theisen Laura Riley Thiele ’93 Marie Dombrowski Thomas ’75 Larry and Shannon Fitzpatrick Thomas ’88 Colleen Walsh Thompson ’05 Frank and Tina Tomaszewski

ACADEMY OF NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR

TPG James and Mary Ellen Trainer Therese Trainer ’23 Paul Travis Mary Kate Trevisan ’19 Stephen and Michelle Trevisan Keith and Megan McNeill Trost '94 Edward and Georgine Trumpbour Julia Tully ’08 Patrick Tully and Margaret Fox-Tully Jessica Turner ’06 Joan Sammartino Turner ’77 Johanna Licciardello Tyburski ’95 Ryan and Erin Tyrell UBS Financial Services Lisa Ulmer ’07 Melinda Bedics Ulrich ’83 United Way of Atlanta Henry and Karla Uruchima Sharon Valentine Lindsey Santerian VanderHorn ’13 Vanguard Group, Inc. Louise Koch Veatch ’57 Irene and Andrew Vecchione David and Rosita Violi Julie Virta Stephanie Johnson Volturo ’93 September Rinnier Votta ’05 Jeffrey Wack and Antonella Madonia Mary Jo Rafferty Walheim ’57 Barbara Walters Brooke Walters ’25 Wendy Waltman Nicole Watson ’22 Barbara Wellock Daniel and Heather Wellock Bridget Burns White ’10 Matthew and Erinn Wiley Livvy Willcox ’10 Adele Williams Bree Buysse Williams ’11 Jordyn Williams ’22 Gary and Franca Wilson Elizabeth Winter Robert and Hadley Witcher Kelsey Withrow ’12 Susan and Leo Woehlcke John and Sarah Wolfington Dolores Wood Erica Rubino Wunderlich ’11 Theresa Yerger Beth Mealey Yocum ’94 Mary Kate Zaffarese ’25 Vikki Zelubowski ’25 George and Sandy Zimmerman

T = Member of the Board of Trustees + = Deceased

DONORS

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES Air Products and Chemicals Inc.

FMC Corporation

SAP America

Americas Charities

GlaxoSmithKline

ServiceNow

AmeriHealth Caritas

Goldman Sachs & Co

Sompo

Astra Zeneca

Google

Synchrony Financial

Autodesk Inc.

Hewett Packard Enterprise Company

TPG

Boing Bounce Rentals

Home Depot

T. Rowe Price

Campbell Soup Corporation

INTEL Corp

The Home Depot

Chevron Corporation

Marsh & McLennan Companies

Tiffany & Co.

Comcast Corporation

Mastercard Corporation

Touchpoint, Inc.

Coverys

Moderna Therapeutics

UBS Financial Services

DELL

Microsoft Corporation

Vanguard Group, Inc. Wells Fargo Matching Gift Program

Elsevier / RELX, Inc.

PNC Foundation

Equitable Foundation

Pfizer Inc.

Exelon Corporation

QVC

ExxonMobil Matching Gift Foundation

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals

GIFTS IN KIND Michael and Mary Teresa Stewart Lynch '88 P'18'20'24

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DONORS IN HONOR OF...

The Advancement Office Stacy Gallagher

Sally Gallagher Seán Quigg

Kelly Romero ’28 Nick and Donna Romero P’28

Deirdre Moran Barnes ’05 Michael and Denise Moran P’05

Aggie Hepner ’28 Jim and Pat Morris P’94’01 GP’28

Kaela Rosa ’27 Mary Brennan GP’27

Stephanie Bichara Fredrick and Joan Mandeville Dewey ’88

Elena Herpel ’26 Jason and Rebecca Herpel P’26

Saint Julie Billiart and the Sisters of Notre Dame Rob and Caroline Swift Stansbury ’97 P’30

Heidi Hoffman ’30 Gerard and Mary McManus GP’30

Avery Ruggiero ’26 and Ashlan Ruggiero ’29 Andrew Ruggiero and Heather Boylan P’26’29

Bridget Bonner Paula Gaughan P’28 Mike and Beth Maggitti Dixon ’92 P’30’31 Bashar and Lara Qubain P’29 Barbara Boyle GP’98’03 Mollie Manno Miller ’03 Emma Coyne ’15 and Grace Coyne ’19 Mary and Paul Coyne GP’15’19 Bridget Marie Fahey ’25 Robert Chandlee GP’23’25 Jeanette Chandlee Fahey Robert Chandlee GP’23’25 Ann & Emmet Fitzgerald Joan Fitzgerald Peper ’58

Rosa Morroney ’25 Dr. & Mrs. Vincent Gerardi GP’25 Madame Jose Napier Aimee Summers-Keating ’92 Notre Dame Faculty Jessica Schneider ’19 Reagan Parsons ’27 and Blakely Parsons ’31 Leo and Maryanne Parsons GP’27’31 Ron and Jan Toscani Petersen ’70 Michael Sheehan Eva Reick ’29 George and Sandy Zimmerman GP’29 Fiona Riley ’16 Robert and Hadley Witcher P’27

Scarlett Stansbury ’30 Joe and Cathy Swift P’88’93’97 GP’30 Vera Suppa Nelson and Mary Ellen Keegan Keyser ’70 P’05 Julia Tully ’08 Nick Burbo Patrick and Margaret Fox-Tully P’08 Kathryn Vandergeest ’24 Robert and Carmen Lawler Brooke Walters ’25 Barbara Walters GP’25 Pat Weiss Pat O’Brien

In Honor of Barb Phelan Riley ’90 P’19’21’23

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n May 28, 2025, the Notre Dame Board of Trustees hosted a special celebration honoring Barb Phelan Riley for her years of dedicated service to the Academy and her impactful leadership as a member of the Board.

As a tribute to Barb’s deep faith, generous spirit, and unwavering commitment to Notre Dame, gifts were made in her honor to establish an outdoor Stations of the Cross, installed on campus during the summer of 2025. This sacred space will serve as a place of reflection, prayer, and peace for generations of students and community members.

With gratitude, this gift was made possible through the generosity of: Pat and Helen Burns P’08’10’16

Rosemary Connors ’01 and Ben Cross

Michael and Jennifer Falcone Ciarmoli ’94 P'24 '27

Mary Ellen Maggitti P'90'92 GP'20'22'30'31

David and Michelle Frank P'22

Bill and Cindy DePiano McKernan '88 P'14'27

Candace and John Hickey P'12

Ron and Jan Toscani Petersen ’70 P'10

Laura and Dwight Hotchkiss

Vince and Kelly Tague P'11'15'18

Paul and Tracy Liebezeit P'21

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IN MEMORY OF...

Mary Shay Adams ’71 Clare Oesterle Chatot ’71 Elizabeth Bray Reeser ’71 Alex Bacci Gina Bacci ’64 Ken and Loyce Beckham Joe and Jeanne Andronowitz P’30 Sister Nancy Bonshock SNDdeN Sally Gallagher Nelson and Mary Ellen Keegan Keyser ’70 P’05 Natalie Malseed Sturgeon ’95 Moreen Dearie Brady ’89 P’19’23 Jerry Brady P’19’23 Melissa Cadet P’27 Sister Mary Anne Broughton ’64 SNDdeN Barbara Boas Giegerich ’64 Nelson and Mary Ellen Keegan Keyser ’70 P’05 Elaine Morell Shissler ’64 Peter Buccieri P’05 Diane Buccieri P’05 Janet Salvadore Colella SQ ’59 Joan C. Pacella SQ ’58 Mary Jane Kiley Collins ’75 Lindsay Gosnell Green ’04 Robert and Doris Conlen Candy Conlen Kulzer ’61 P’92 Ann Connor Sally Gallagher Mary Anne Crane Sally Gallagher Mary C. and Frank Facciolo Rosanne Facciolo ’65

Frances “Fran” Ruggles Figarotta ’76 John and Barbara Oesterle Gordon ’76

Michael J Quigley III GP’30 Marianne Quigley GP’30

Sister Regina Finnegan SNDdeN JoAnne DiLauro Alexander ’57 Nelson and Mary Ellen Keegan Keyser ’70 P’05

Kathleen Ruane ’68 Peter Cook and Denise Bryant Grace Rosci Dempster ’68 Sister Joyce Shaub, SNDdeN Nelson and Mary Ellen Keegan Keyser ’70 P’05

Helen Flanigan SQ ’26 Barbara Flanigan ’64 Laura Marie Graham ’04 Sally Gallagher Christi Farrell Garfield ’04 Alex Burtoft Gilroy ’04 Julie Hutton ’04 Michele Muller Legnini ’04 Liz McCarthy ’04 Shannon Killeen Schwartz ’04

Kate Somers ’68 Sharon Scullin ’68 Robert Neal Smith, Jr Trude Lanahan Smith ’54 Square Class of 1934 and 1952 Louise Belfi O’Keefe SQ '52 Joanne Tierney P’81’85 Paul Tierney P'81'85

Julius Michael Guarino, M.D. Angela Guarino ’00 John W. Holsten Jennifer Holsten Maddaloni ’87 P’24 Christine V. Mason P’02 Brian Sullivan Michael and Linda Theisen Andrew O’Reilly Kimberly Miller Kara Schultheis Brown ’08 Rose Marie O’Keefe GP’28 James Bruder Eleanor and James McKelvey Regina Pape SQ ’59 Luke Pape Bernadette Pilacik Emil and Linda Pilacik GP’24

Timothy Valentine Sally Galagher Frank Wellock, Sr. Barbara C. Wellock GP’28 Aimee Willard ’92 Aimee Summers-Keating ’92 Colleen Carr Jarrott ’93 Kara MacDermott Ryan ’92 Alice Hughes Zygmont ’59 Joseph and Alice Antonelli Deceased members of the Class of 1968 Deidre Daly Righter ’68 Deceased faculty & staff of the Academy of Notre Dame Sally Gallagher

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THE NOTRE DAME FUND LEADERSHIP DONORS

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HE IMPORTANCE OF GIVING TO NOTRE DAME What Is The Notre Dame Fund?

The Notre Dame Fund is the Academy’s most essential annual fundraising initiative. It provides vital, unrestricted support that impacts every aspect of life at Notre Dame—academics, arts, athletics, technology, faculty excellence, campus life, and more.

While tuition covers a significant portion of our operating costs, it does not cover the full cost of educating a Notre Dame student. Like most independent schools, we rely on philanthropic support to bridge this gap. The Notre Dame Fund helps fill that critical difference—ensuring students benefit from enriched opportunities while helping the school remain accessible and competitive.

Gifts to The Notre Dame Fund are used immediately and make a difference every single day. They allow the Academy to be agile and innovative, responsive to opportunities, and committed to the highest standards of excellence in educating young women.

Anonymous Cathy Lee McNeill Allen ’10 Joe and Jeanne Andronowitz P'30 Meghan McCullough Ansel ’10 Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Torey and LaKeisha Batts P'25'31 Katie Bowman ’12 Barbara Genest Boyle '65 Jerry Brady P'19'23 Dave and Tara Bramwell P'23'30 Tom and Lynn Bond Bruder ’80 P'08'17 Pat and Helen Burns P'08'10'16 Frank and Shanna Burrell P'31 Patricia McParland Cabral ’82 Drew and Sarah Sisak Carl ’00 P'30 Mark and Karen Casale P'21 T Robert Chandlee GP'23'25 Charles Schwab & Co. Anna Choi and William Wolfe P'28'28 Morgan and Sonia Hebding Churchman ’86 T Michael and Jen Falcone Ciarmoli ’94 P'24'27 T Matt and Kaelyn Clark P'27 Michael and Linda Clement GP'24'26'30 Javier and Carolina Coll P'27'27 Brad and Cindy Conger P'28 Benjamin Cross and Rosemary Connors ’01 T Corbin & Dorice McNeill Foundation Marty and Barbara Czachor GP'12'16'21'25 Bill and Debbie Davis P'10 William and Deborah Davis Family Foundation Anthony and Karen Del Vescovo P'23 Christine Deviney ’67 Drew and Kristen Donovan P'30 Ryan and Kelly Edginton P'26 Jay and Kathleen Einspanier P'07 Rosanne Facciolo ’65 Jerry and Stephany Fahey P'25 Charlie and Nikki Falcone P'21 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Joan Fitzpatrick-Burke ’84 P'12'17

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FJN Charitable Foundation David and Michelle Frank P'22 T Don and Agnes Gillin Gayhardt '83 P'17 Andrew and Andrea Gerardi P'20'23 Larry and Gail Harrington P'22'24 Sharon Harvey P'04 Tish Hayden P'92'97'01'06 GP'24 John and Candace Hickey P'12 T Claire Higgins ’13 Mike and Brett Holloway P'29 Laura and Dwight Hotchkiss Deborah James-Vance ’79 T J. P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund Sean and Amy Kane P'24'27 Jack and Anita Kelly P'02'04 Ron Lafferty P'12'15 Paul and Tracy Liebezeit P'21 T Michael and Carol Lilley P'27 T Michael and Carolyn Longo P'29 Jen Bellwoar Mahan P'29 Paul and Nicole Manion P'27 McFadden Family Charitable Fund Brad and Lindsay Higgins McFadden '93 P'25'29 Jim and Christine McGovern P'19 T Bill and Cindy DePiano McKernan '88 P'14'27 T Shona McMoran ’01 Brian and Donna McNeill P'10'11 Kevin McNeill P'25'27 Estate of Thomas J McParland Francis Milone GP'24'26 Frank and Marianna O'Neal Mirabello ’73 Bob and Nancy Mitchell P'20 T Morgan Stanley c/o Cybergrants, Inc. Bryant and Rashida Morris P'25 T Dan and Bonnie Corr Morrow ’90 P'24 T Brian and Gisele Mulligan P'23'27 T Graeme and Kristen McNeill Nicholls ’11 Paul and Megan Battle Nolen ’99 P'27 Pat and Kristin O'Brien P'19'20'24 Paul and Danielle Dunn O'Connor ’01 P'29'31

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Jacinto and Beth Oliver P'11'13'17'21 Joe and Suzy Padula P'26 Michael and Christine Gerland Parsons ’03 Ron and Jan Toscani Petersen ’70 P'10 Mike and Debbie Piasecki P'30 Jay and Neethi Pinto P'23'27 Ashok and Preeya Noronha Pinto ’94 T Andy and Crissy Pyfer P'23'24 QVC Corporation Bob and Shiree Radie P'27 Renaissance Charitable Foundation Brian and Barb Phelan Riley ’90 P'19'21'23 T Michael and Gabrielle Rinaldi P'26'28 Brian and Joanne Pettit Robinson '98 Tamas and D'Arcy Foster Rudnay ’73 P'03'05 Dave and Jen Salvucci P'29 Arianna Scavetti ’07 Arnie and Molly Schneider P'14'16'19 Schwab Charitable Fund Jeffrey and Tara Shanahan P'23 Kathleen M. Shay ’70 Smith Family Foundation Ray Gutowski and Colleen Smith Rob and Caroline Swift Stansbury ’97 P'30 Jon and Hope Sturz P'26 Synchrony Foundation Matt and Judi Taylor P'12 Tom and Colleen Tegler P'20'21'23 The Benevity Community Impact Fund The KMJ Family Foundation Devin and Janine Dugan Tuohey ’97 P'28'29 Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Anne Schoemaker Vazquez ’99 Gunti and Claudia Weissenberger P'27 Brian and Elizabeth Wenzel P'23 Bree Buysse Williams ’11 Debbie Trainer Winfield ’55 Estate of Richard Winfield Erica Rubino Wunderlich ’11

DAY OF GIVING

D AY OF GIVING - April 8, 2025 The Academy’s Day of Giving took place on April 8, in celebration of the Feast Day of St. Julie Billiart. Her unwavering faith and commitment to the education of young women continue to inspire Notre Dame’s mission. This day served as the perfect backdrop for our exciting goal of reaching 300 donors by day’s end.

The community rose to the occasion, energized by a series of exciting challenges and milestones.

The Young Alumnae Challenge unlocked a generous $10,000 gift from the O’Brien Family. A Board of Trustees Match doubled gifts up to $100,000, amplifying every donation’s impact, and the day kicked off strong with the Sunflower Challenge, unlocking $6,500 thanks to early morning donors.

Celebrations abounded on campus: the Class of 2030 enjoyed a special afternoon of fun, while the Class of 2028 earned a dress-down day for the highest parent participation. The Advancement Cottage was renamed in honor of the Class of 1997, who raised the most funds, and the Class of 2010 marked the occasion with a Reunion toast for having the most donors.

Thank you for your incredible generosity and for helping Notre Dame continue to flourish—today, tomorrow, and always.

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(144% OF 300 DONOR GOAL)

93

247,555

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ndowed Funds play an important role as the annual income from these funds provides tremendous support for students and helps to fulfill the Academy’s mission.

We are grateful to those donors who made contributions during the 2024-2025 fiscal year.

ENDOWED GIFTS Adams Family Foundation Endowed Scholarship Fund

Established in 2009 by Kim and Adrian Adams P’13’15, the income from this fund provides support to qualified students with demonstrated financial need.

Athletic Hall Of Fame Scholarship Fund

Established in 2009 as an initiative of the Athletic Hall of Fame, which was created to recognize the accomplishments of Notre Dame alumnae and coaches who have brought distinction and honor to the Academy’s Athletic program, this fund provides tuition assistance to qualified students in need.

Atterbury Endowed Scholarship Fund

Established in 2011 by Winifred Atterbury O’Keefe ’87 and Christina Atterbury Dever ’89, the Atterbury Family Scholarship Fund provides financial assistance to one or more students in need who demonstrate a kind and giving spirit, as well as a curiosity within and beyond the Notre Dame community.

The Conestoga Road Foundation George F. Atterbury Christina Atterbury Dever ’89 Winifred Atterbury O'Keefe ’87

Christina Marie Cullen ’87 Memorial Endowed Scholarship

The Christina Marie Cullen ’87 Memorial Endowed Scholarship shall provide tuition assistance to a High School student in need, with preference given to a student with a special talent and an interest in pursuing a career in the visual arts or music, reflecting the path to which Christina Cullen was led by her extraordinary artistic talents.

Jane M. Feely Memorial Scholarship Fund

Established in 1988 by Frank and Jane Feeley Guzikowski, in loving memory of Jane M. Feely, this fund provides tuition support for a High School student in need of financial assistance.

Frances “Fran” Ruggles Figarotta ’76 Endowed Scholarship Fund

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Established in 2023 by Rob Figarotta, in loving memory of his wife Fran, a 1976 graduate of the Academy, this fund will support STEM education at Notre Dame.

John and Barbara Oesterle Gordon ’76 Home Depot Services

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John J. Finley, Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund

Established in 1994 by the family of Mildred and John J. Finley, Jr., to honor them for the countless times they quietly recognized and met the needs of the Sisters of Notre Dame and the Academy, this fund provides tuition assistance to a student in need, with preference given to an incoming sixth grader who exhibits both a desire to be of service to the less fortunate and a propensity for leadership.

Paul and Liz Finley P’08

Helen Seery Frank ’50 Scholarship Fund

Established in 2007 by Patricia Cunningham McCloskey, Class of 1950, in memory of her classmate, Helen Seery Frank, a “most outstanding friend and role model,” this scholarship provides tuition assistance to a High School student with demonstrated financial need.

Arlene Wosnack Yocum ’50 P’94

Guarino Family Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Established in 2014 by Rosemary Guarino and the family and friends of Julius Michael Guarino, the Guarino Family Endowed Scholarship provides tuition assistance to one or more academically talented student(s) in need, with preference given to the daughter or granddaughter of an alumna of the Academy of Notre Dame de Namur.

Angela M. Guarino ’00 Rosemary Guarino P’00 FS

The Hickey Family Endowment Fund

Established in 2021 by John and Candace Hickey, this endowment fund supports the STEM education program at the Academy of Notre Dame.

John and Candace Hickey P’12 T

Koelle Casciato Endowed Scholarship Fund

Established in 2020 by Kathy Koelle in loving memory of two extraordinary women who exemplified the Notre Dame spirit of fidelity to faith, family and friends. This fund honors the legacy of Nancy Koelle, an exemplary athlete, and Mary Ann Casciato, a lifetime member of her church choir, and provides tuition assistance to an eligible student in need who demonstrates ability in either athletics or music.

ENDOWED GIFTS Florence K. And Joseph M. Krupp Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Established in 2015 by Florence Krupp Pahides in honor of her parents, the Florence K. and Joseph M. Krupp Memorial Endowed Scholarship provides tuition assistance to a student in need with preference given to a freshman who attended Notre Dame’s Middle School and who demonstrates both a commitment to her faith and to doing the best she can in any given circumstance.

Maguire Endowed Scholarship Fund

In October 2022, The Maguire Foundation established the Maguire Scholarship Endowment at the Academy of Notre Dame de Namur with a commitment of $1,250,000 and challenged the Academy to match their commitment with additional gifts to the Endowment within 5 fiscal years.

The income from the Endowment will fund the Maguire Scholars Program and support at least three Notre Dame upper school students annually who demonstrate high academic achievement, commitment to their education, and service to their community.

Mark and Karen Casale P’21 T Essent Guaranty Maguire Foundation

Porreca Maida Music Scholarship Fund

Established in 2004 by Glorita Porreca Maida, graduate of the Class of 1941 from Academy of Notre Dame, Rittenhouse Square, in loving memory of her daughter, Virginia, and to honor her Music teacher, Sister Virginia Beirn, SND, the Porreca Maida Music Scholarship provides tuition assistance to one or more student(s) in need with preference given to those who demonstrate extraordinary musical ability and dedication to the study of Music.

Estate of Glorita P Maida

Reckmeyer Family Scholarship Fund

Established in 2020 by the Reckmeyer family, this fund will provide tuition assistance to an eligible student and their family who otherwise would not be able to take advantage of the exceptional educational opportunity offered by the Academy of Notre Dame. The families receiving support via this fund will further the Academy's efforts to enhance Diversity, Equity and Inclusion within our community.

Sister Nancy Bonshock Endowed Scholarship Fund

Established in 2021 by an anonymous alumna in loving memory of Sister Nancy Bonshock, this fund will provide tuition assistance to an eligible student and their family who otherwise would not be able to take advantage of the exceptional educational opportunity offered by the Academy of Notre Dame.

Sister Regina Fund for Financial Aid

The Sister Regina Fund for Financial Aid was established by the Academy of Notre Dame Board of Trustees in 2004 in honor of Sister Regina Finnegan, SND, to recognize her significant contributions to, and many efforts on behalf of, the Academy during her years at the helm of the school. The purpose of this endowed fund is to provide financial assistance to eligible students in need so they may begin or continue their education at the Academy.

Vera Suppa Scholarship Fund

Established in 2008, the Vera Suppa Scholarship Fund honors Mrs. Suppa for her 54 years of teaching at the Academy of Notre Dame. The fund provides tuition assistance to a High School student in need, with preference given to a student who contributes to the musical and literary life of the Academy, reflecting Mrs. Suppa’s areas of expertise in English and Music.

Aimee Willard ’92 Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Established in 2015 by Gail Willard and Sister Nancy Bonshock, SND, from memorial donations made to the original Aimee Willard ’92 Scholarship created in 1996, the Aimee Willard ’92 Memorial Endowed Scholarship provides tuition assistance to one or more academically talented student(s) in need, with preference given to those whose need is due to the death of a parent or financial reversal, so that they may continue to be enrolled at the Academy of Notre Dame.

Aimee Summers Keating ’92 Wayne and Thuy Vu Taitt ’92 P’26

OTHER RESTRICTED FUNDS Edward E. Ford Endowment Fund Established in 1994 with a generous matching grant from the Edward E. Ford Foundation, the income from the Edward E. Ford Endowment Fund shall provide support for the professional development of faculty in the High School at the Academy of Notre Dame.

The Anne “Nancy” Dougherty Lavin ’56 Scholarship

Established in 2020, in loving memory of Anne “Nancy” Dougherty Lavin ’56, this fund will grant a full scholarship to a student from grades 6 through 12 to a family that has demonstrated financial need.

Helen Prusak Memorial Endowment Fund

Established in 2013 by Thomas J. and Patricia F. Kennedy P’03’06, Joshua R. and Alice Levine Prusak ’95 P’21, and members of the Notre Dame community to honor Helen Prusak, member of the College Guidance Department at the Academy from 1980 through 2005. This fund may support a general departmental need, such as an assembly or college essaywriting seminar, and/or may be directed to support student need(s) related to the college application process.

General Endowment Fund

Gifts to this fund are unrestricted and live in perpetuity. Income from the General Endowment Fund may support any Academy of Notre Dame activity.

Sirmay Charitable Trust Fund

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VOLUNTEERS

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otre Dame thanks all of our wonderful volunteers who dedicate their time throughout the school year. Your passion for Notre Dame and the hard work make our school traditions shine.

None of this would be possible without you!

Parents’ Association Executive Board

Molly Kelly P'22'27, President Lauren Westermann DiGiacomo '98 P'27, Vice President Kristie Ganley P'22'29, Past President MaryJo Bellew P'29, Secretary Mary Beth Morris Hepner '94 P'28, Volunteer Coordinator Katrina Tufaro P'26, Spiritual Coordinator Ann Scheving P'26, Community Outreach Coordinator Laura Gianguilio P'19'24'26, Upper School Class Parent Coordinator Kristen Donovan P'30, Middle School Class Parent Coordinator Kelly Sweeney P'24'26, Shamrock Shop Coordinator Lauren May P'23'27, Parent Ambassador Liaison Mary Mackey P'21'27, Treasurer

Parent Leadership Council

Joe and Jeanne Andronowitz P’30 Frank and Shanna Burrell P’31 William Wolfe and Anna Choi P’28 Bradley and Cynthia Conger P’28 Ryan and Kelly Edginton P’26 Gregory and Michele Garabedian P’27 Larry and Gail Harrington P'22 P'24 John and Candace Hickey P'12 T Michael and Brett Holloway P’29 Paul and Nicole Manion P’27 Jayant and Neethi Pinto P’27 Michael and Gabrielle Rinaldi P’26 P’28 Rob and Caroline Swift Stansbury '97 P'30 Guntram and Claudia Weissenberger P’27

ND Classic Classic Committee

Brian and Molly Kelly P'22'27, Co-Chairs Brian and Priscilla Fenlin P'26 Jennifer and Greg Doran P'24'27 Ed and Kelly Sweeney P'24'26 Dave and Lauren Westermann DiGiacomo '98 P'27 Peter and Kristin Sims P'27 Ryan and Kelly Edginton P'26

Alumnae Association

Megan McNeil Trost '94 P'26'28, President Cerise Knowles James '91, Vice President Kaitlin Smith Donnelly '08, Secretary Samantha Carroll Harris '05, Treasurer JoAnne DiLauro Alexander '57 Danielle Dunn O'Connor '01 P'29'31 Hannah Fuss '16

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UPCOMING EVENTS Admissions Open House

Celebrating the Classes Ending in 1 and 6!

May 2, 2026

Upper School Musical The Addams Family

October 5, 2025

November 14 & 15, 2025

Cookies & Cocoa with Santa

December 7, 2025

Alumnae Christmas Party

December 11, 2025

Middle School Musical Finding Nemo Jr.

February 20 & 21, 2026

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