Previewing the 2025–26 Annual Report on Philanthropy
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T his material and more will appear in print later this fall.
Dear Friends of Park, On behalf of the Park Development Team and Board of Trustees, it is our great pleasure to celebrate the 2025–26 year in philanthropy at The Park School. With a record number of donors and the highest year-over-year Annual Fund growth in a decade, we closed the year in a position of strength and momentum. We often say that at Park, philanthropy is a form of community-building. That concept is demonstrated so clearly in the pages that follow, as more than 1,100 names reflect thousands of acts of service and support for the School. Individually, we’ve each made our mark, and as a collective, our community carries forward the long tradition of transformative philanthropy at Park. Thank you for the spirit of generosity that sustains our mission, advances our bold aspirations, and most importantly, nurtures our incredible students. FINANCIAL IMPACT Last year, our community contributed $8,762,465 in gifts and pledges to Park! Through The SPARK Campaign, the 2025–26 Annual Fund, and gifts to endowment, donors directed their support to 16 distinct funds—empowering every family to align their support with what matters most to them, while ensuring Park has the vital resources needed to thrive. The SPARK Campaign—the biggest and boldest capital campaign in school history— has set a new bar for philanthropy at the School. As of October 1, 2026, The SPARK Campaign has raised more than $23M, fundamentally reshaping our academic and campus spaces, indoors and out, and establishing endowment to support diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging; educational testing for students with learning differences; and social-emotional learning. We are in the final chapter of this historic campaign with the most ambitious project ahead—the removal of the driveway cutting through campus to unlock new opportunities for outdoor learning and connection, and to fully realize the promise of Park’s natural beauty and 34 acres. Whether you were among the first to support this campaign in Phase I, before it was even known as SPARK, or you’ve joined us more recently, thank you for being part of what will undoubtedly be one of the School’s most defining eras. 2025–26 was also a banner year for the Annual Fund, with significant growth in both participation and revenue. More community members are supporting the Annual Fund than ever before, ensuring that the foundation of Park’s culture of philanthropy remains strong. We take great pride in this and share our profound gratitude.
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VOLUNTEERISM Volunteerism is deeply rooted and valued in Park’s school culture. Hundreds of community members share the gift of time each year to help make Park, “Park.” Whether you spent a few hours volunteering on Grandparents’ & Special Friends’ Day, led a Park Family Association affinity group, shelved books in the library, or volunteered your time in another of the countless ways that Park community members do, you gave to the School in 2025–26. Thank you! We would like to especially acknowledge and appreciate the volunteerism of the leaders listed below. Their partnership is the cornerstone of Park’s Development program. • Major Gift Committee Co-chairs: Josh Leffler P’35, ’33, ’31 and Tim Porter P’34, ’30 • Annual Fund Co-chairs: Darline and Ramsay Cadet P’30, ’20 and Amanda and Campe Goodman P’31, ’29, ’27 • Alumni Council Co-chairs: Ivy Alphonse-Crean ’07, Cary Williams Britain ’09, Miriam Posner Harris ’03 P’35, Alex Katz ’10, and Christine Elliott Minott ’03 • Coyne Fund Co-chairs: Tatiana Colindres, Karen McCarthy, and Sophie Moss ’09 We share special thanks to Kelly Caiazzo P’26, ’25 whose service as Development Committee Co-chair concluded at the close of 2025–26. Kelly brought an unmatched commitment to inclusive philanthropy, thoughtful stewardship, and community-building to her leadership of the Development Committee. She helped shape not only how we inspire support for Park, but how we care for and engage the people who make this community so special. Thank you for everything, Kelly! COMMUNITY AND CONNECTION We know Park’s commitment to building community and connection is a defining aspect of our development program and school culture. Last year, Parkies came together on Goddard Avenue, at Fenway Park, in San Francisco, and in many places in between. We piloted—and sold out!—a young alumni night at Fenway and witnessed the Red Sox extend an exciting winning streak; hosts Amy and Rob Hurlbut ’79 welcomed Bay-area Parkies into their home for SPARKing Connection San Francisco; and, in year three, our Puddingstone Party saw record attendance. Along with our long-standing annual events, these newer additions to our event programming have fostered community and connection in exciting new ways. Thank you for so actively engaging in the life of the School and community! As we move into 2026–27, we look forward to another year of shared purpose, remarkable generosity, and vibrant community. Thank you for everything you do for The Park School. Sincerely,
James Benenson P’29, ’26, ’24 Development Committee Co-chair
Josh Leffler P’35, ’33, ’31 Development Committee Co-chair
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Budget Summary 2 024 –2 5 B U DG E T
2025 –26 B U DG E T
Revenues Gross Tuition
$27,616,000
$29,042,000
Endowment Funds
$2,503,000
$2,671,000
Annual Fund
$2,200,000
$2,200,000
$890,000
$778,000
$ 3 3 , 20 9,0 0 0
$ 3 4 ,69 1 ,0 0 0
External Programs (net) TOTAL RE VE NU E S
Expenses Financial Aid
$5,138,000
$5,512,000
Salaries & Benefits
$18,690,000
$19,877,000
Operation & Maintenance of Physical Plant
$4,450,000
$4,682,000
Instructional Materials & Student Activities
$2,531,000
$2,564,000
Administration & General Institutional
$1,820,000
$1,408,000
Auxiliary Programs (net)
$580,000
$648,000
$ 3 3 , 2 0 9,0 0 0
$ 3 4 ,6 9 1 ,0 0 0
TOTA L E X P E N S E S
Tuition 84%
Salaries & Benefits 57%
16% Financial Aid
BUDGETED EXPENSES 2025–26
BUDGETED REVENUES 2025–26 14% Philanthropy (Annual Fund & Endowment) 2% External Programs (net)
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14% Operation & Maintenance of Physical Plant
7% Instructional Materials & Student Activities
2% Auxiliary Programs (net)
4% Administration & General Institutional
Philanthropy Summary A NNUAL F U ND
# O F DO NO R S
$ 2, 23 9, 3 3 4
Board of Trustees (including trustees who are parents, parents of alumni, and/or alumni)
24
$425,180
Current Parents and Guardians
304
$1,304,851
Current Grandparents
110
$172,144
Alumni*
406
$200,517
Parents of Alumni
145
$124,121
Current Faculty & Staff
93
$4,764
Friends
57
$7,757
*A total of 471 Alumni, including members of the Board of Trustees and Current Parents and Guardians, gave a total of $390,534 to the 2025–26 Annual Fund.
GIF TS TO THE SPA RK CA MPA I GN
New Phase III Pledges + Cash Payments Received
$ 3 ,9 8 5 , 20 9
Phase II & Phase III Pledge Payments Received*
$ 2, 4 5 5 , 5 0 0
*Pledged in earlier fiscal years.
THE MARSHALL B . COYN E SC H OL A RSH I P F UN D
$ 2, 8 9 6
GIF TS TO ENDOWME N T & RE ST RI CT E D F UN D S
$ 7 9, 5 26
The Betsy Ball Endowed Fund for Financial Aid Croll Fund for Faculty Professional Development The Jessica Stone Baker ’89 Scholarship Fund The Lawrence Library Fund Lighthouse Fund for Financial Aid The Nancy Hurlbut Visiting Authors Fund Restricted Operating Funds The Sara Beth Narins ’88 Memorial Library Fund Summer at Park & Creative Arts at Park TOTAL GIF TS — A L L SOURC E S
$ 8 ,76 2, 4 6 5
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Philanthropy impact Philanthropy touches every corner of the Park experience. From classroom innovation and financial aid to faculty development and campus maintenance, gifts to the Annual Fund and SPARK directly power our day-to-day operations and fuel the vibrant community our students thrive in every day. Here are a few examples of how your support made a tangible difference across Park in the 2025–26 school year:
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PUDDI NGSTONE PRI ZE ENTRI ES
38
B IRT HDAY J ENGA LUNCHES WI TH MR. YOUNG
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12,528
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Volunteer Leadership DEV E LOPM E N T VOLU N T E E R S 2025 –26 The strength of the Park School’s development program is rooted in the people who power it. Throughout the 2025–26 school year, parents and guardians, alumni, the Board of Trustees, and friends of the School shared their time and expertise to encourage philanthropic participation, connect with fellow Park families, support Phonathons and Giving Day, and help build momentum for the Annual Fund and for The SPARK Campaign. We extend our sincere thanks to the volunteers listed below for their leadership, generosity, and commitment to supporting the experiences and opportunities that make a Park education possible.
ANNUAL FUND COMMI T TE E
M A J O R G I F T CO M M I T T E E
Darlene & Ramsay Cadet Co-chairs
Amanda & Campe Goodman Co-chairs
Josh Leffler Co-chair
Tim Porter Co-chair
Parul Agrawal Amelia Cortez Elizabeth Dunn Tiffany Fitzgerald Adrienne Flight Colby Hewitt Katie Kameswaran
Elizabeth LaSalvia Sean May Jamie Ramsdell Espy Schaefer Eric Wu Heidi Yang
Aaron Bates Jenna Bates James Benenson Steve Boyd David DesPrez Morgan DesPrez
Dan Fu Ed Lee Maggie Leffler Raymond Lei Mandy Li Karen Nanji
CAMPAIGN COMMITT E E
ALU MN I CO U N CI L 2 02 5 –26
Davida Agyemang James Benenson Steve Boyd Kelly Caiazzo Dan Fu Josh Leffler Ana Muñoz Tim Porter Amanda Teo
Co-Chairs
Alumni Annual Fund Captains
General Council
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Ivy Alphonse-Crean ’07 Cary Williams Britain ’09 Miriam Posner Harris ’03 Alex Katz ’10 Christine Elliott Minott ’03
Reunion Captains
Kathrene Tiffany Bell ’96 Astrid Levis-Thorne Burns ’98 Alice McNay Curtin ’77 Lisa Amick DiAdamo ’86 Amanda Roosevelt ’01
Ben Logan ’09 Sarah Tiedemann ’05
Young Alumni Captains Oladunni Oladipo ’14 Sabrina Rabins ’13
Giving Day Captains
Eliza Drachman-Jones Quincy ’98 Susanna Whitaker Waters ’99
Shami Bery ’04 Bob Bray ’53 Emily Potts Callejas ’89 Alexandra Connors Craig ’99 Margaret Gormley Donahue ’99 Dahlia Aronson Ehrenfried ’89 Steven Fox ’04 Anne Collins Goodyear ’84 Alice Perera Lucey ’77 Jim O’Keefe ’91 Allie Powell ’88 Marielle Rabins ’08 Rebecca Wilsker ’00
BOA R D OF T RUST E E S 2025 –26 OFFICERS Lesley Ryan Miller, Chair Amanda Teo, Vice Chair Rahul Ballal, Secretary Femi Obi, Treasurer AUDIT AND RISK COMMITTEE Greg Woods, Chair Rahul Ballal Lise Charlier Andrej Cop Nadia Fenton-Rahim May Hara Kate Ramsdell Amanda Teo Kimberly Boyd Tayla Burke Sara Lopes Scott Young BUILDINGS AND G ROUNDS CO MM I TT E E Rich Quincy, Chair Lesley Ryan Miller Sara Ofosu-Amaah Sean Rahim Adam Sitterly Susanna Whitaker-Waters ’99 Kimberly Boyd Joe Lepore Scott Young
CO M M I TT E E O N TR U ST E E S Amanda Teo, Chair Ivy Alphonse-Crean ’07 James Benenson Kent Bennett Kelly Caiazzo Nadia Fenton-Rahim Lesley Ryan Miller Femi Obi Rich Quincy Greg Woods Flo Farrell Shannon O’Leary Scott Young D E V E LO PM E N T CO M M I TT E E James Benenson, Co-chair Kelly Caiazzo, Co-chair Nadia Fenton-Rahim Dan Fu Campe Goodman Josh Leffler Lesley Ryan Miller Tim Porter Susanna Whitaker-Waters ’99 Dara Wolkoff Lauren Corvese Shannon O’Leary Scott Young
D I V E R S I T Y, EQ UI T Y, & I N C LUS I O N CO M M I T T E E Ivy Alphonse-Crean ’07, Co-chair Celina Barrios-Millner, Co-chair
FINANCE CO M M I T T E E Kent Bennett, Co-chair Femi Obi, Co-chair
Lise Charlier May Hara Julia Lloyd Johannsen ’93 Colleen Richards Powell Sean Rahim Sam Edersheim Rosen ’06 Amanda Teo
James Benenson Andrej Cop Dan Fu Campe Goodman Julia Lloyd Johannsen ’93 Josh Leffler Lesley Ryan Miller Sara Ofosu-Amaah Colleen Richards Powell Kate Ramsdell Sam Edersheim Rosen ’06
Alile Eldridge Scott Young E X EC UT I V E CO M M I T T E E Lesley Ryan Miller, Chair
Kimberly Boyd Tayla Burke Scott Young
Rahul Ballal Celina Barrios-Milner James Benenson Kent Bennett Kelly Caiazzo Femi Obi Rich Quincy Amanda Teo Greg Woods Kimberly Boyd Scott Young
PA R K FA M I LY A S SO C I AT ION L E A DE R SH I P 2025 –26 Nadia Fenton-Rahim, Co-President Maggie Leffler, Co-President Dorsey Miller, Co-President Davida Agyemang, Treasurer Jiaqi Wei, Treasurer-Elect Larina Kleynerman, Secretary Kelly Surnamer, Secretary
CLASS R E P CO O R D I N ATO R S Lower Division: Heidi Yang Upper Division: Julie Deland CO M M U N I CAT I O N S N E T WO R K Katie Kameswaran Elizabeth Frieze Prasse ’97 D E I /PAR K PAR E N T & G UAR D I AN AF F I N I T Y G RO U P B OAR D R E PR E SE N TAT I V E Ana Muñoz
FAC ULT Y A DV I SO R S Suzy Akin N O M I N AT I N G CO M M I T T E E Jennifer Hewitt, Chair Nadia Fenton-Rahim Avani Khera Maggie Leffler Dorsey Miller Eliza Drachman-Jones Quincy ’98
P FA A DV I SO RS Sonia Ballal Andrea Chiang Alexandra Connors Craig ’99 Barre Hardy Jennifer Hewitt VO LUN T E E R O UT R E AC H N E T WORK Megan Kaczmarek Avani Khera
PA R K PE R S PECT I V E S CO - E D I TO R Caitlin Rimshnick
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Current Parents and Guardians Parents and guardians support every aspect of student life at Park through their incredible generosity. Their contributions to the Annual Fund strengthen critical areas across campus, from financial aid and faculty compensation to classroom projects and field trips. This collective investment touches every operational need and brings Park’s mission to life every day. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the parents and guardians listed below for their financial contributions during the 2025–26 academic year.
Anonymous (19) Sean Abdur Rahim & Nadia Fenton-Rahim Darren & Daniela Abrahamson Brian & Nora Abrams Nat Adams & Sarah Grandfield Kevin Agatstein & Melissa Crocker Kwame & Davida Agyemang Ben & Janine Albert Fred Allen The Allyn Family Minnie Ames ’86 & Brian Hirschfeld Saman Amirpour Amraii & Ziba Rahbar Keith Anderson & Ruth Ann Vleugels Derrick Ang & Junlin Ho Matt & Dolphia Arnstein
Alex Robbins Grade 8 Acrylic paint
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$1,304,851
91%
CONTRIBU TE D TO THE ANNUAL FU ND
PARTICIPATIO N
Taran Bae & Juhee Han Ali Bahadori & Mahnaz Nouri Rahul & Sonia Ballal Sungyong Ban & Minji Choi Aaron & Jenna Bates Charlie & Kristina Baynes-Reid Josh & Caroline Beer Tamarah Belczyk Alastair Bell & Alice Watson Rick & Aimee Bellew James & Fiona Benenson Kent & Kate Bennett Regan & Brian Bergmark David Bernstein & Tatiana Fokina The Beroukhim Family
Craig Bida & Holly Ramer Peter & Sarah Biggs Adrian & Petra Bignami Jonathan & Kirstin Birtwell Isabelle & Scott Black Johana Blanco Josh & Julie Bloomberg Alexander Boer & Erin Zwaska Abner Bonilla & Monica Ouellette Eliza Botsford & Justin Braman Zhanu & Colby Bowden Kimberly & Steven Boyd Edward Boyden & Xue Han Ildulce Brandao-DaSilva & Antonio DaSilva Chad Bright-Reason & LaShauna Walker
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Park is a haven of warmth, care, and joy for our kids. They have countless allies and cheerleaders throughout the school who know and celebrate them for who they are. We support Park because we want the remarkable professionals who nurture our kids to have every resource to fuel the astounding work they do every day. It is a privilege to benefit from their gifts.”
J U S T I N S T E I L & A N A M U Ñ OZ P ’30, ’34
Kathryn & O’Neil Britton Charlie & Julia Brody Ricky Brooman & Ali Freezman Patrick & Michelle Brown Jackie Bullis & Ryan Duffy Tayla & David Burke Alexander Burnes & Elizabeth Bildner Astrid Levis-Thorne Burns ’98 & Thomas Burns Ramsay & Darline Cadet Hu Cai & Zhaowen Lin Kelly & Greg Caiazzo Christopher Cain & Carolyn Wu Jose & Margarita Calderon
Emily Potts Callejas ’89 & Alex Callejas Ryan & Viktorina Capstick John Caruso & Jess Levi Brian Chang & Angie Khaw David & Nicole Chang Feng Chang & Brian Cope Edward Chen & Flora Zhang Joe Chen & Nicole Yang Yan Chen & Shan Cao Zhaozhao Chen & Vivian Li Ji-Xin Cheng & Chen Yang Victor & Andrea Chiang Joshua Chislak & Elizabeth Robbins
Niteesh & Saloni Choudhry Hassan Chowdhry & Saarah Arshad Jon Chung & Carrie Hyo-Eun Bhang Camille Clarke Brian & Julia Clay Brianna Connolly ’01 Caitlin Connolly ’98 & Kate Koles Jeffrey Cook & Pamela Tublin-Cook The Cortez Family Alexandra Connors Craig ’99 & William Craig Troy & Nicole Crichlow Justin & Marivic Cruz Allie & Joe Curran
3D Studio class collaboration Grade 6 Mixed media
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Jessica Dasilva-Fisher Stephen Davis ’97 & Isabelle Davis Jason & Jennifer de los Santos Melissa Deland ’95 & Julie Deland Andy & Whitney Demetrius Garrett DeNinno & Erica Karlin Shilpa & Mayur Desai David & Morgan DesPrez Cheng & Xizi Ding Susan & Joseph Ditkoff Tyson & Michelle Drayton Jay & Raina Dunkelberger Timothy & Courtney Egan Dahlia Aronson Ehrenfried ’89 & Joshua Ehrenfried Tigran Eldred & Jennifer Stumpf Carolina Ellis Samuel & Anne Engel Peter & Andrea Enzinger Chandler Bass Evans & Oliver Evans Stephen & Rebecca Fair Miguel Fernandes & Eneida Tavares Fernandes Peter Fletcher & Elisabeth Martin Kara & Brian Fonseca Monakatellia & Shakera Ford Walker Peter & Rebecca Forkner
Steven Fox ’04 & Erin Reissman Tina & Brian Fox Erwin & Abra Francois Jason Frangos & Cindy Talbot Adam & Alana Franklin Kyra and Tim Fries Daniel Fu & Mandy Li Peter & Kim Furmonavicius Stephanie Garrett-Stearns Peter Georgakas & Jaclyn Davis Matthew Goldstein & Myra Sack Steven Gong & Penny He Campe & Amanda Goodman Sharad Goyal & Parul Agrawal Josh & Sarah Greenhill Thierry Guedj & Rakhi Kumar Rohan Gulrajani & Radhika Datar Jon & Diana Gutman Jeannie Hahn & Richard Zhong Matthew Hammond & Ryan Rogers-Hammond Wen Han & Zhengping Jin May Hara & Michael Murphy Alex Harding & Cecilia Larocca David & Barre Hardy Miriam Posner Harris ’03 & Samuel Harris Daniel Harsha & Elisha Meyer
Joshua Hart & Emily Auchincloss Spencer & Cait Haught Becca & Kevin Heist Melvin Henry & Ishara Mills-Henry Colby & Jen Hewitt Jason Hooks & Lily Russell Cornelius Howland ’87 & Caroline Howland Benjamin & Tiffiny Hron Frank Huang & Nicole Mi Heather Hubbard Scott & Loren Hynes Thomas Hynes ’95 & Elizabeth Hynes Marshall Iliff & Nahyon Lee Ivor Ip & Attie Chan Ahmed Ismail & Ubah Hussein Jason Jacobs & Allison Pincus-Jacobs John & Jessica Jacobs Zachary & Elizabeth Jacobson Greg & Leslie Jannetta Preble Jaques & Jessica Shattuck Julia Lloyd Johannsen ’93 & Pete Johannsen Donald Johnson & Helen Wang Kenneth Johnson & Lanaeya Spencer-Jones Brian & Megan Jordan Will & Annie Joyce Michael & Megan Kaczmarek
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We give to Park because we are deeply grateful for the environment the school creates for our children to learn as students and to grow as people. Supporting the Annual Fund and volunteering our time is our way of giving back to the Park community, which gives so much to our children.”
ADILSON & BLANCA TEIXEIRA P ’28, ’31
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We feel privileged to be part of such a special community. We are delighted to support the school’s mission by giving to the Annual Fund. In addition, volunteering has provided the opportunity to build meaningful relationships with the incredible faculty, staff, and families who have become such a big part of our son’s and our lives.”
K AT I E & N I R A N JA N K A M E S WA R A N P’34
Katie & Niranjan Kameswaran Andrew & Tamara Kaplan AK & Elisabeth Kaza Joe & Lauren Kennedy Aaron & Jennifer Kesselheim Amit & Avani Khera Alexander Klein & Stephanie Horowitz Roy Ko & Min Tang Chris Kobran & Ellen Walpert Keith & Alyssa Kollmeyer Daniel & Amy Kramer Jacob Kriegel & Allison Letica-Kriegel Thomas Lafarge & Rebecca Stevenson Josh Lambert & Sara Kippur Abbott Lawrence ’85 & Amanda Lawrence Ed & Winnie Lee Jason Lee & Suzan Paik Simin Lee ’03 & Nicholas Bodnar Victor Lee & Lily Wang Jeff & Kristi Leerink Josh & Maggie Leffler Raymond Lei & Jiaqi Wei Brooke & Alex Leifer Ross & Dana Levine Jesse & Megumi Lewis Yuguan Li & Yue Lu Paul & Nicole Lipson Nigel Long & Bisola Ojikutu-Long Christopher Looney & Ingrid Ganske Jose & Katherine Lopez Jonathan & Kate Mackie Jimmy & Megan Manyuru
Emma Sherman Grade 8 Ceramic
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Park has given Olivia a place where she feels known, supported, and inspired. As parents, we are grateful for the teachers who nurture her growth and the community that surrounds her. Our gift to the Annual Fund reflects our commitment to helping Park continue offering an exceptional experience to every child.”
ABNER BONILLA & MONICA OUELLETTE P’34
Maia Martínez-Kratzig Kindergarten Watercolor and ink
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Juan Ramón Martínez François & Suzanne Kratzig Michael & Jodi Masdea Sean May & Adrienne Flight Colin & Kate McAnarney Justin McBride & Jenny Hong Abigail Johnson McKeon ’98 & Robert McKeon Michael McWilliams & Christine Ayash Wilhelm & Tara Merck Brian & Nicole Miglionico The Milla-DeAngelo Family Andrew & Kelsey Miller Dorsey & Doug Miller Lesley Ryan Miller & Harold Miller The Millner-Barrios Family Edward & Jana Minn Jonathan Mogen & Darae Ko Andres & Juliana Mogollon The Moreno-Fry Family Rick & Adrienne Morgan Kevin Morin & Dianna Pozdniakov Andrew Moura & Moriah Scott Lek Moy & Natalia Sokolova Siobahn Mulligan Julie & Gregory Mumford Josh & Sarah Muncey Yaure Muñiz & Ana Norgaard The Nanji Family Pradeep Natarajan & Puja Kohli Emily & Jeffrey Neal Sadrack & Sarah Nelson Sara di Bonaventura Ofosu-Amaah & Nii Amaah Ofosu-Amaah
Adam & Erika Omansky Jose Ortega & Maribel Zatarain-Ortega Zamira Korff Oudens & Matthew Oudens Creighton & Caroline Page Basant Pangeni & Kelly Treder Michael Pardovany & Allison DePina Troup & Alexandra Parkinson James & Valerie Peebles Claire & Luise Pernar Gianluca Pettiti & Mireille Wankenne Pettiti Alexis Platt Timothy Porter & Elizabeth Brookhiser Alexander Powell ’88 & Hadley Powell Colleen & Adam Powell Elizabeth Frieze Prasse ’97 & Richard Prasse Wei Qian & Beverley Tan Rich Quincy & Eliza Drachman-Jones Quincy ’98 David & Allison Raabe Akiva Rabinovich & Blumit Shmolak Loren Rabinowitz ’01 & Shahar Ziv Kate & James Ramsdell Chandrajit Raut & Shilpa Grover Elizabeth Reed-Nguyen & Quang Nguyen James Reilly & Elizabeth LaSalvia Shuyu Ren & Cuiyan Xin Young Ju Rhee & Young Lee Brendan & Cara Richards Peter & Caitlin Rimshnick Joe & Debby Robbins Sean & Rachel Robertson Kadian Robinson David Rontal & Emily Leventhal
Amanda Roosevelt ’01 & Samuel Brewer Nicholas & Jena Rossi Dov & Anne Rothman Christopher Roy & Charlene Chiang-Roy Trevor Rozier-Byrd & Arivee Vargas Peter Saldarriaga & Alexandra Yurkovic Matthew Salzler & Erika Faires Leon Samuel & Nashira Baril Luis & Lindsey Santiago Tedd Saunders ’76 & Ella Saunders Adam Schaffer & Caitlin Vaughn Eric Schmidlin & Stephanie Liu Elyse & Dan Seltzer Alexander & Rumena Senchak Ji Shen & Yuting Zhao Jarred Sherman & Beth Kramer Adam Sitterly & Tiffany Fitzgerald Edward & Jennifer Skeffington-Silva Matthew Sly & Anna Groskin Peter Smith & Catherine Dickey Vanessa Smith Rachel Spekman & Robin Smith Michael & Katie Spinello Sinan Stark & Yin Jiang Justin Steil & Ana Muñoz Daminga Sutton Brian Swett ’94 & Lindsey Swett Yohannes Tamene & Lemlem Worke
Adilson & Blanca Teixeira Amanda Teo & Stephen Gordon Yuka & Jay Terada Jon & Madelyn Terbell Kevin Thomas & Nefertiti Lawrence Hongfei Tian & Li Han So Lim Ting & Ashley Su Avery Vafai ’01 & Scott Vafai Alexander Vannoni & Lily Lyman Josh Varon & Devon Flaherty Daniel Vasquez & Melodis Mejia Peter Vlaco & Cecilia Roddy Liam & Caroline Walsh Kui Wang & Li Ding Ellinor Wareham & Zeid Barakat Eric Wehrenberg-Klee & Erika Pabo Bruno & Lauren Weinberg Crocco David Weinstock & Gianna Zuccotti Alexander & Rachel Weiss Kara Weiss & Brittany Esty Karl Welday & Esperance Schaefer Matt & Lauren Wells Elizabeth Wiellette ’85 & Brian Kelley Keith Williams & LaTonya Burnett Rodney & Alisha Williams Mary Lynch Witkowski Eric & Dara Wolkoff Eric Wu & Heidi Yang
Erik Wurster & Lydia Pace Jack Xiao & Heidi Yu Li Jun Yang & Jing Zhao Koji & Jessica Yasuda Michael & Kathryn Yirilli Charlie Young ’00 & Laura Young Michelle Young & Melissa Stefanoski Nicholas Young & Siena Evans Scott & Katie Young Donald Zhang & Soo Jeong Youn Feng Zhang & Lei Wang Lixian & Lei Zhang Enhao Zhao & Yao Yao Guoyou Zhu & Yanjuan Yong Randall Zigler & Yun Lee Maddalena Zucchi & Marc Charabati
Aria Fu Grade 3 Wax resist with colored pencil, watercolor, and sharpie
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Charter Oak Association: Leadership Giving to The Park School Annual Fund For generations, the Charter Oak has stood on Park’s 34-acre campus as a living symbol of our community’s strength, deep roots, and shared future. The Charter Oak Association honors this enduring legacy by recognizing donors who give $2,500 or more per year to the Annual Fund. Leadership giving helps sustain the people and programs at the heart of the Park experience. We are grateful to the donors below for their exceptional leadership and for the impact of their generous Annual Fund support in the 2025–26 school year (July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026).
P U DDI NGSTO NE ASSOCI AT E S Recognizing the foundational puddingstone ledge that Park’s Main Building is built on, the Puddingstone Associates level honors donors who contribute $50,000 and above to Park’s Annual Fund. Anonymous Rick & Aimee Bellew James & Fiona Benenson Kent & Kate Bennett Chleck Family Foundation Julia Lloyd Johannsen ’93 & Pete Johannsen Richard & Nancy Lubin Joe & Debby Robbins Greg & Emily Woods KENNARD ASSO CIATE S Recognizing Kennard Road, the early site of The Park School, the Kennard Associates level recognizes donors who contribute $35,000–$49,999 to the Annual Fund. Darren & Daniela Abrahamson Kelly & Greg Caiazzo Daniel Fu & Mandy Li Josh & Maggie Leffler
Brianna Wang Grade 8 Ceramic
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Bailey Manyuru Grade 3 Painted wood
G O D DAR D A SSO C I AT E S Recognizing Goddard Avenue, the location to which The Park School moved in 1971, the Goddard Associates level recognizes donors who contribute $25,000–$34,999 to the Annual Fund. Charlie & Julia Brody David & Nicole Chang Campe & Amanda Goodman Preble Jaques & Jessica Shattuck Michael & Jodi Masdea The Nanji Family Young Ju Rhee & Young Lee David Rontal & Emily Leventhal Peter Saldarriaga & Alexandra Yurkovic Ladd & Sigrid Thorne Mary Lynch Witkowski CARO LI N E P I E RC E A SSO C I AT E S Recognizing the first headmistress of “Miss Pierce’s School,” the predecessor of The Park School, the Caroline Pierce Associates level recognizes donors who contribute $15,000–$24,999 to the Annual Fund. Anonymous (3) Aaron & Jenna Bates Josh & Caroline Beer Brian Chang & Angie Khaw Shilpa & Mayur Desai Dozier & Sandy Gardner Matthew Hammond & Ryan Rogers-Hammond John & Kathryn Harris Barbara & Amos Hostetter Andrew & Tamara Kaplan Daniel & Amy Kramer The Lee Family Emily & Jeffrey Neal Sara di Bonaventura Ofosu-Amaah & Nii Amaah Ofosu-Amaah Timothy Porter & Elizabeth Brookhiser Edward & Jennifer Skeffington-Silva Liam & Caroline Walsh Jun Yang & Jing Zhao
WA L N UT ST R E E T A SSO C I AT E S Recognizing the original site of “Miss Pierce’s School,” the Walnut Street Associate level recognizes donors who contribute $10,000–$14,999 to the Annual Fund. Anonymous Derrick Ang & Junlin Ho David Bernstein & Tatiana Fokina Kimberly & Steven Boyd Hal Churchill & Diana Post Susan & Joseph Ditkoff Timothy & Courtney Egan Peter Fletcher & Elisabeth Martin Peter & Rebecca Forkner Josh & Sarah Greenhill Michael & Megan Kaczmarek Roy Ko & Min Tang Ed & Winnie Lee Jeff & Kristi Leerink Sean May & Adrienne Flight Justin McBride & Jenny Hong Amy Lloyd McCarthy ’86 Colin McNay ’75 & Anne Craige McNay Clinton & Laurel Miller Dorsey & Doug Miller Zamira Korff Oudens & Matthew Oudens Dov & Anne Rothman Peter Smith & Catherine Dickey Bruno & Lauren Weinberg Crocco
JULIA PARK ASSO CI ATE S Recognizing the principal and headmistress of The Park School from 1910-1922, the Julia Park Associates level recognizes donors who contribute $5,000–$9,999 to the Annual Fund.
CHART E R OA K A SSO C I AT E S Recognizing the large red oak tree on Park’s campus—the symbol of The Park School—the Charter Oak Associates level recognizes donors who contribute $2,500–$4,999 to the Annual Fund.
Anonymous (4) Brian & Nora Abrams The Allyn Family Taran Bae & Juhee Han Rahul & Sonia Ballal Jennifer Berylson Block ’94 & Jonathan F. Block Josh & Julie Bloomberg Alexander Boer & Erin Zwaska Edward Chen & Flora Zhang Carmen & Mark Clay Jeffrey Cook & Pamela Tublin-Cook David & Morgan DesPrez David & Deborah Douglas Stephen & Rebecca Fair John & Annie Hall Alex Harding & Cecilia Larocca David & Barre Hardy Bayard Henry Charles & Teak Hewitt Jason Jacobs & Allison Pincus-Jacobs Zachary & Elizabeth Jacobson Abby Johnson & Chris McKown Katie & Niranjan Kameswaran Keith & Alyssa Kollmeyer Christopher Looney & Ingrid Ganske Jonathan & Kate Mackie Kevin & Polly Maroni Ferdinand Martignetti ’99 Stuart McNay ’97 Brian & Nicole Miglionico Andrew & Kelsey Miller Andrew Moura & Moriah Scott Michael & Patty Murphy Terry & Nicole Murray Gianluca Pettiti & Mireille Wankenne Pettiti Colleen & Adam Powell Barbara Putnam Wei Qian & Beverley Tan The Quincy Family Akiva Rabinovich & Blumit Shmolak Chandrajit Raut & Shilpa Grover Shuyu Ren & Cuiyan Xin Matthew Salzler & Erika Faires Ji Shen & Yuting Zhao Brian Swett ’94 & Lindsey Swett Amanda Teo & Stephen Gordon So Lim Ting & Ashley Su Eric Wehrenberg-Klee & Erika Pabo Alexander & Rachel Weiss Elizabeth Wiellette ’85 & Brian Kelley Eric Wu & Heidi Yang Scott & Katie Young Donald Zhang & Soo Jeong Youn Feng Zhang & Lei Wang Lixian & Lei Zhang Enhao Zhao & Yao Yao
Anonymous (7) Martin & Sharon Abrahamson Ben & Janine Albert Tamarah Belczyk Alastair Bell & Alice Watson Jonathan & Kirstin Birtwell Isabelle & Scott Black Kathryn & O’Neil Britton Patrick & Michelle Brown Jackie Bullis & Ryan Duffy Astrid Levis-Thorne Burns ’98 & Thomas Burns Yan Chen & Shan Cao Zhaozhao Chen & Vivian Li Victor & Andrea Chiang Hassan Chowdhry & Saarah Arshad Alison & James Connolly Allie & Joe Curran Nicole Danforth & Judith Edersheim Davis Family Charitable Foundation Garrett DeNinno & Erica Karlin David Doran ’83 & Tricia Doran Jay & Raina Dunkelberger Bill Egan The Enzinger Family Steven Fox ’04 & Erin Reissman Adam & Alana Franklin Steven Gong & Penny He Wen Han & Zhengping Jin Miriam Posner Harris ’03 & Samuel Harris Becca & Kevin Heist Benjamin & Tiffiny Hron Frank Huang & Nicole Mi Scott & Loren Hynes John & Jessica Jacobs Greg & Leslie Jannetta Craig & Molly Joyce Will & Annie Joyce Toni Jo Katchuk-Richards Jonathan Katz & Barbara Ito Robert Lawrence Raymond Lei & Jiaqi Wei Yuguan Li & Yue Lu Laura Russell Malkin ’75 & Scott Malkin Stuart & Pam Mathews J. Michael Maynard & Ilene R. Greenberg Chuck & Joanne McInnis Paul Merrill ’69 Lesley Ryan Miller and Harold Miller Edward & Jana Minn Andres & Juliana Mogollon Mary Paci Samuel Plimpton ’98 Sophie Plimpton ’00 Alexander Powell ’88 & Hadley Powell Brendan & Cara Richards Tedd Saunders ’76 & Ella Saunders Adam Schaffer & Caitlin Vaughn Eric Schmidlin & Stephanie Liu Fred & Kathy Schultz Alexander & Rumena Senchak
+ Indicates deceased
Jarred Sherman & Beth Kramer Michael & Katie Spinello Posy Kent Sprague ’36+ Jon & Madelyn Terbell Hongfei Tian & Li Han Josh Varon & Devon Flaherty Cornelia & Raymond Wareham David Weinstock & Gianna Zuccotti Eric & Dara Wolkoff Michael & Kathryn Yirilli Guoyou Zhu & Yanjuan Yong ACO R N A SSO C I AT E S The Acorn Associates level recognizes Young Alumni (up to and including those celebrating their 15th Reunion) who contribute between $100 and $2,499. Dillan Agrawal ’24 Devan Agrawal ’21 Grayling Barzey ’25 James Bell ’12 Jacob Casper ’18 Eli Falkson ’20 Zoe Falkson ’16 Mabel Forkner ’23 Emma Gershberg ’18 Jake Gershberg ’16 Julia Holton ’15 Wiley Holton ’12 Matty Hong ’17 Tommy Hong ’19 Devan Kathiresan ’22 Nikhil Kathiresan ’19 Nina Kathiresan ’17 Nicola Katz ’12 Charlotte Ketterson ’16 Nina Logan ’14 John Maroni ’14 Emma Mehlman ’11 Sadie Murray ’16 Benjamin Narasimhan ’22 Nicholas Narasimhan ’22 William Narasimhan ’20 Jacob Pagano ’11 Eleanor Parker ’13 Max Pasciucco ’24 Sabrina Rabins ’13 Bingye Ren ’21 Ellen Robbins ’24 George Rowe ’16 Abigail Standish-Leck ’25 William Tran ’18 Neekon Vafa ’12 Clare Wibiralske ’16 David Wibiralske ’20 Brian Yeung ’12
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The Development Office has taken great care to ensure the accuracy of the information in this Report. Names listed here represent a standard format or a preference shared with the Development Office by the donors. If your name has been omitted, misspelled, or listed incorrectly, please accept our sincere apologies and email development@parkschool.org so that we can update our records. Please reach out before October 23 so that we can make any necessary corrections before producing the full Annual Report on Philanthropy, which will appear in print later this fall.
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