2025-2026 REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY
SEEKING S E E K I N G TRUTH. TRUTH. BUILDING B UILDING C CHARACTER. HARACTER. NURTURING N URTURING A ALL. LL.
OUR MISSION
Randolph School provides a rigorous and well-rounded PK-12 college preparatory education within a nurturing community. Through a commitment to excellence in academics, the arts, and athletics, the School’s program and its faculty demand diligence and discipline while encouraging creativity and discovery. Above all, the School emphasizes honor, integrity, and character so that all in partnership with Randolph are elevated and inspired to enrich their families, communities, the nation, and the world.
As a member institution, Randolph School is committed to the principles of diversity as stated by the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS). In that spirit, Randolph School does not discriminate in violation of the law on the basis of race, religion, creed, color, sexual orientation, age, physical challenge, nation of origin, gender of any other characteristic. Page 2
2025-2026 2025-2026
The Report on Philanthropy is published annually by the Advancement Office of Randolph School and is distributed to alumni, faculty, staff, families, and friends of the School. This report reflects gifts made to Randolph between July 1, 2025 and June 30, 2026. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. If an error or omission has occurred, please accept our apology and notify the Development Team at 256-799-6106 so that we may correct our records and make any necessary updates.
GRADUATES GRADUATES The Class of 2026 100% graduation rate 100% college acceptance rate 12 National Merit Finalists 4 National Merit Commended Scholars 4 Presidential Scholarship Program Candidates 3 students earned a perfect ACT score 3 student-athletes signed to continue their sports at the collegiate level
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FEATURES FEATURES
ERIN BAILEY ‘97
THE HARBARGERS
THE BATTLES
RAIDER RAGS VOLUNTEERS
JUSTIN DEHORTY ‘12
GIBSON SMITH ‘26
MARY & JOHN HOOD
JUDY SWEATMAN
THE JOHNSONS
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
06 Head of School Message 08 Our Values 09 Financial Summary 12
Board of Trustees
13
Torch Society
15
Founders Society
21
Annual Giving
32
Building Community: Capital Campaign
45
Gifts in Kind
46
Matching Gifts
48
Legacy Giving
54
Alumni Giving
57
2026 Seniors Give Back
59 Grandparent Giving 62
Honor Gifts
68
Memorial Gifts
69 Randolph School Sponsors 72
Under the Christmas Tree
74
Volunteers
77
Ways to Give
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HEAD H E A D OF O F SCHOOL SCHOOL MESSAGE M ESSAGE Dear Randolph Community, The Randolph Difference is our commitment to challenge and support each student in reaching their full potential. Through our mission pillars of Seeking Truth. Building Character. Nurturing All., we cultivate a love of learning, set high expectations with purpose, and nurture the growth and well-being of every student. None of this would be possible without the generosity of our donors. Your support continues to drive meaningful progress across our campus. This year, we celebrated the opening of the Leo Center for Excellence, a vibrant hub for our community. It provides space to welcome alumni and guests, expand athletic offerings, support student wellness, and foster innovation and discovery. We are also eager to begin construction on a new Lower School on the Garth Campus, an important step in our long-term vision to bring all four divisions together on one campus and create inspiring spaces for learning and connection. Your generosity strengthens our programs in immediate ways, supporting faculty growth, enhancing facilities, and providing resources that help every student thrive. It also advances The Randolph Way, our commitment to growth, wellbeing, engagement, and achievement. By intentionally cultivating all four, we prepare students for success not only in school, but also in life. We are grateful for the many ways our community contributes beyond financial support. Your time, presence, and engagement enrich the student experience and help build the relationships that make Randolph special. As you read this Report on Philanthropy, I hope you see how your generosity shapes every part of our community. Thank you for your continued support of the School and our mission. It is through your commitment that the Randolph Difference comes to life for our students today and for generations to come. Sincerely,
Adam Dubé Head of School
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A D A M DUBÉ ADAM DUBÉ
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OUR VALUES OUR VALUES
The things we believe in that help make our School extraordinary.
RESPECT
INTEGRITY
TRUST
We value each individual’s unique perspectives and treat others with kindness and dignity.
We uphold the highest standards of honesty and fairness in all of our actions, both inside and outside the classroom.
We build confidence through reliability, and accountability, creating a secure and dependable environment for all.
RELATIONSHIPS
GROWTH MINDSET
We believe in the power of meaningful connections within our community to promote collaboration and success.
We embrace challenges as opportunities for learning and encourage perseverance and resilience.
CURIOSITY
EMPATHY
We inspire a love of learning by encouraging questions, exploration, and discovery in every aspect of school life.
We listen with understanding, show compassion, and actively seek to support others in their journey.
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FINANCIAL SUMMARY FINANCIAL SUMMARY July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026
Your annual support of Randolph School helps ensure our students are prepared for what lies ahead. During the 2025–26 school year, parents and guardians (current and past), alumni, grandparents, faculty, staff, and friends contributed a total of $5,461,521 to the School. The Randolph Fund, our primary source of annual fundraising, raised $966,930 this year. These funds support the daily work of our students and faculty, including classroom resources, ongoing curriculum review and improvement, advisory and social-emotional programs, and continued professional development for faculty. Thank you to all who made giving to the School a priority in 2025–26. Your leadership and investment make it possible for Randolph to do even more in support of our students.
1,340
$35.5M
22%
Total Donors A total of 1,340 donors contributed to the Randolph Fund in 2025-26
Endowment Our $35,497,136 endowment grows over time through investment returns
Qualify for Tailored Tuition 22% of Randolph families qualify to pay reduced tuition by FACTS
Annual Operating Contributions Randolph Fund (unrestricted)
$866,262
Randolph Fund (restricted)
$100,668
Competitive Grants
$60,750
Jane K. Lowe Foundation
$82,155
Under the Christmas Tree
$218,901
Sponsorships
$146,766
TOTAL ANNUAL OPERATING
$1,475,503
Capital Giving Building Community Campaign
$3,973,918
Endowed Gifts
$12,100
TOTAL CAPITAL GIVING
$3,986,018
Total Contributions TOTAL
$5,461,521
Randolph Fund $1,000,000
$2.4M
Financial Assistance Provided Over $2.4M in need-based financial assistance was awarded in 2025-26
$800,000 $600,000 $400,000 $200,000 $0
2023-24
2024-25
2025-26
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FINANCIAL SUMMARY FINANCIAL SUMMARY July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026
TOTAL REVENUES $41,091,206
Auxiliary & Investment 32.1%
Tuition, Fees, Net of Discounts 52.8%
Student Services 1.8% Contributions 13.3%
TOTAL EXPENSES $41,091,206
Investment in Physical Plant & Reserve Fund 31.7%
Instructional & Student Services 33.6%
Bond Debt Interest & Principle 5.2%
Auxiliary Services & Other 6.7%
Facilities 9.1%
Administrative 13.8%
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“A great school cannot be built by one person or one board. It is built around a community with a shared purpose, to ensure Randolph is better tomorrow than it is today.”
BOARD CHAIR, EFFECTIVE JULY 2026
ERIN BAILEY ‘97 On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I would like to extend a warm welcome to our new and returning families. Whether this is your first year at Randolph or you have been a Raider for a while, thank you for being a part of this incredible school. In August of 1987, I joined the Randolph community as a third grader. Nearly forty years later, I am thrilled to begin my time as Board Chair for the School I love so dearly. My two brothers graduated from Randolph in 2000 and 2019, and my children have been at Randolph for the past eight years, giving me a wide range of perspectives over the past four decades. It is an incredible honor to step into the Board Chair position, and I am both humbled and excited to continue to build upon the legacy that Randolph has established. I am deeply grateful for the stewardship and guidance of the boards and administrations that have devoted countless hours, inspirational leadership and steady commitment to the growth and innovation that are the hallmarks of Randolph’s success.
Randolph has always been a school that embraces excellence while continually keeping an eye on the future. We honor our traditions, but we are equally committed to innovation, growth and preparing students for a world that is constantly changing. Mission-driven work has led to the Garth campus expansion. From the grand opening of the Leo Center in early 2026 to the groundbreaking work leading to the innovative Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten building currently under construction, we are surrounded by a community that shows up and commits time, talent and resources to expand the opportunities afforded to our children. A great school cannot be built by one person or one board. It is built around a community with a shared purpose, to ensure Randolph is better tomorrow than it is today. It is my sincere hope that the work we do together allows Randolph to thrive for generations to come. I look forward to serving alongside our exceptional Board of Trustees, our talented school leadership, faculty and staff, as well as each of you.
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BOARD B O A R D OF OF TRUSTEES T RUSTEES Independent Governance As an independent school, Randolph is governed by a Board of Trustees whose members serve the School on a voluntary basis. The Board is responsible for the Head of School, and its primary work is long-term and strategic. The Head of School, in partnership with School administration, is responsible for the day-to-day operation and management. The Board follows the Principles of Good Practice published by NAIS, the National Association of Independent Schools, of which Randolph is a member. Main Responsibilities Assuring the relevance and fulfillment of the School’s mission Hiring, supporting, and evaluating the Head of School Securing the financial sustainability of the School Leading and serving on six standing committees: Committee on Trustees, Finance, Operations, Strategic Planning, Development, and Community & Belonging.
First Row, L to R: Sara Cooper, Missy Baldone, Celeste Childs, Wendy Joseph, Caroline Beitel-Taylor ‘07, Christina Tabereaux, Bobby Bradley, Jane Daniel, Adam Dubé, Mitch Coley, Clint Caudle ’11, Andy Watson Second Row, L to R: Amit Arora, Marshall Schreeder ‘96, Denzel Okinedo ’12, DeMarco McClain, Riley Parker, Erin Bailey ‘97, Mark Russell, Leslie Crosby ’83, Rudy Hornsby, Frederick Lanier
Board Officers: Chair: Amit Arora Vice Chair: Erin Bailey ‘97 Secretary: Jane Daniel Treasurer: Andy Watson
Not pictured: Melissa Dodgen, Brian Hinson, Lady Smith
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TORCH SOCIETY TORCH SOCIETY
Bequests, trusts, and other estate commitments arranged now to support Randolph in the future. The Randolph School Torch Society recognizes the generosity of individuals who have established planned gifts to the School. These gifts, including bequests, trusts, and other estate commitments, help sustain and grow Randolph’s endowment from one generation to the next. In gratitude, we honor these donors with membership in the Torch Society. At its founding, community leaders in Huntsville envisioned an independent school defined by exceptional educators and students committed to meaningful work. Today, Randolph stands as North Alabama’s only PK-12 independent college preparatory school. Through thoughtful planning and strong financial stewardship, the School has built lasting institutional strength in partnership with alumni, parents, faculty, and supporters. This collective investment has created a growing endowment that ensures Randolph’s continued strength and vitality for generations to come.
Charlie and Susan Bonnè
Robert and Linda Maynor
Katie Reynolds Byers ’87
Ginney and Foster McDonald
Mr. Wes and Mrs. Frances ’86 Clayton
Philip and Serena Neely
Mark and Leslie Cooper
Patsy and John Shields
George and Kathy Edwards
Grant Thompson ’95
Joyce Griffin
Susy and Bob Thurber
Robert and Sandra Knowling
L. Stuart Vance ’81
Frederick ’71 and Alice Lanier
Lori and Kevin Webber
Karl and Fay Leo Page 13
“Education is one of the most meaningful investments anyone can make.”
PARENTS TO ANNIE ‘35 AND CROSBY ‘37
ANNE & MARK HARBARGER From the very beginning, we wanted our children to attend a school where they would fall in love with learning. Randolph stood out because of its strong sense of community and its commitment to developing the whole child academically, personally, and ethically. Anne also has a special connection to campus, with fond memories of playing in the area now known as the Hodges Playground. Supporting the new playground felt like a meaningful way to invest in the place where Randolph's youngest students will begin building friendships, discovering new interests, and creating joyful memories of their own. Our faith and commitment to serving our church and the Huntsville community shape the way we approach philanthropy. We believe in being good stewards of the gifts we've been given, and after supporting our church, we look for opportunities to invest in organizations that help young people grow in confidence, integrity, compassion, and purpose.
Education is one of the most meaningful investments anyone can make. Its impact extends far beyond the classroom and into future generations. We see the impact of Randolph every time our children come home excited to share what they've experienced. Whether it's hatching chicks in third grade or building circuits for the wax museum, Randolph brings learning to life in ways that spark joy, inspire curiosity, and create lasting memories. Those moments remind us that Randolph is much more than a school. It is a community that invests deeply in its students, and we are grateful to help support experiences that make that possible.We hope others will take the time to experience Randolph for themselves. Every gift, regardless of size, helps strengthen the school's mission and provides opportunities that shape students for college, for life, and for meaningful contributions to their communities.
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ANNUAL GIVING ANNUAL GIVING
With gratitude, we recognize all household gifts to Randolph made between July 1, 2025, and June 30, 2026, including support of the Randolph Fund, designated funds, events, and sponsorships.
FOUNDERS SOCIETY Honoring Our Legacy. Shaping Our Future. Philanthropy has been at the heart of Randolph School since its founding in 1959. Inspired by the vision and generosity of those who established our School, members of the Founders Society continue that legacy by investing in Randolph's future through leadership annual gifts, capital support, and endowment growth. Their extraordinary commitment provides resources beyond what tuition alone can fund, strengthening the people, programs, and places that define the Randolph experience. Through their generosity, today's students, and generations to come, will continue to learn, grow, and thrive in a community dedicated to excellence. An asterisk (*) indicates that an additional gift has been committed to the Building Community campaign.
Benefactor Society ($25,000 - $49,999) Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville Daffy Charitable Fund The Frederica Foundation Inc Kristy and Raymond Jones* Jim and Nancy Kaufman Tim and Brittany Keilty Brandon and Amanda Kruse* Karl and Fay Leo* Jean and Jerre Penney* Mrs. Lucinda ’65 Schreeder and Dr. Marshall Schreeder* Rocky and Heather Shah Susy and Bob Thurber Jay and Dana ’91 Town* Page 15
FOUNDERS SOCIETY Randolph Society ($10,000 - $24,999) Angel and Cynthia Almodovar Navid Azizkhani and Sheyda Atashi Aziz Oil Inc Dr. and Mrs. Jason Banks Drs. Diego Bedoya and Ingrid Roig Celeste Childs* The Dehorty Family Brad and Kelly Emerson Tommy and Dana Everage* Foxtrot Family Law Kevin Freeman and Carole Graham ’88* Freepoint Commodities Thomas and Susan Griffith Michael Gross and Carrie Tate Hiley Automotive Group Jane and Brian Hinson* John and Mary Hood Jedidiah Houser and Sarah Shelton-Houser Huntsville Hospital Spine & Neuro Center J.P. Morgan Securities Charitable Giving Fund Jitesh and Bhavini Kar Johnson Orthodontics* Nathan and Jessica Johnson* Mark and Amy Manion* Matt and Lori Meyer Mercedes-Benz of Huntsville Off the Wall Screen Printing and Embroidery Chris and Susan Parks* Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Jefferson B. Sabatini Sr. ’03* SportsMED Complete Orthopedic Care* The Orthopaedic Center (TOC)* Dr. and Ms. Paul B. Tabereaux* Stephen and Hannah Williams
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FOUNDERS SOCIETY Trustee Society ($5,000 - $9,999) Dr. Aruna ’93 Thotakura Arora and Dr. Amit Arora* Courtney Penney Allen ’97 and John Allen* American Online Giving Foundation, INC Rev. and Mrs. John Bailey* Bardia and Brittney Barmaki Jeff and Lindsay Benton Joe and Foncie Bullard* Drs. Jim and Ana Byrne* David and Tracey Campbell* Carol Crook Mr. Henry and Mrs. Leslie '83 Crosby, Jr.* Panis and Jane Diamantis Dr. Jorge A. Diaz and Mrs. Judith Cruz Sarah Ellis and Greg Gardner Jerry and Charlene Graham* Hampton Cove Preschool Stephen Hanna and Lindsey Ingram The Hays Farm Trust Col. Eric A. Jackson and Dr. Karen L. Hirsch Huntsville City Lifestyle Drs. May ’87 and John Jennings* Melissa and Kirk Kronk Frederick ’71 and Alice Lanier*
Ginger Penney Liles ’94 and Parker Liles Little Rosie’s Dr. and Mrs. Brian Mathews Ashley and Bill Mitchell* Craig and Andra Ostergard Dr. Christopher and Mrs. Riley Parker* Eric Poulos Shaman Poulos Adam and Allison Proud Drs. Natalie and Javier Reto Dr. and Mrs. Vikram T. Saini Sarah Ellis General and Cosmetic Dentistry Garrett and Marshall Schreeder, Jr. ’96* Kevin Seeker and Jack Zhang Ty ’05 and Sarah Shergy ’05 Shepard Christine and Lawrence Silver Guy and MaryJo Smith Linda Tinker Twickenham Advisors Vanguard Charitable Whitesburg Pediatric Dentistry Drew and Samantha Wyatt
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FOUNDERS SOCIETY Leadership Society ($2,500 - $4,999) Jemalee Adams* Andrew and Elizabeth Agee Jason and Hallie ’01 Angelichio* April Stanley Photography Erin Bailey* Lauren and Drew ’02 Battle* Adam and Hollie Beaver Laura and Adam Bernick* Blackbaud Giving Fund The Brink Family Matthew and Julie Calderwood Blake and Rochelle Cantrell Capstone Realty- Stephanie Ulrich Alex and Sara Casimes Caterpillar Inc. Charles Schwab Kevin and Denise Connelly Franklin ’03 and Katie Corley Jason and Stephanie Cunningham Rajan Dang ’07 and Valerie Le Meade and Trey Davis* Adam and Elizabeth Dubé* Matt Dukes and Leah Green Donovan and Kaitlin Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Enfinger Fleet Feet Huntsville Kevin and Alison Fogarty First Horizon Bank Rod and Michelle Gantt George Twitty Jr., Graham and Co. Roger Glaese and Meredith Hardwick. Kevin and Julie Gold* Mr. Madan Gowda and Dr. Vasudha Reddy Corey and Casey Guffey Shayne and Katie Gunter Mark and Lisa Hammitt
Mark and Anne Harbarger* John and Kim Hartley* Jane Hays ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Heaps Stephen and Rochelle Hendricks Hesterman Dermatology Joshua and Kathleen Shergy ’03 Hesterman David and Lea Hoppe Linda and Rudy Hornsby* Jay and Lauren Hughey* Huntsville Pediatric Ophthalmology & Adult Strabismus Todd and Melissa Johnston Jason and Jillian Kinzel Lankford & Battle Allstate Insurance Agency Christa Mader Susi and Paul Mann Matthew and April McSavaney Apurva Mehta and Keta Vaidya-Mehta Merit Bank T. C. and Teri Miller Olivia Reed Photography Katherine Orton ‘97 Drs. Tarek and Smitha ’94 Persaud Roy ’92 and Laura Dale Priest Mr. Neil and Dr. Karen Raiford Senthil Vel Rajan Rajaram Manoharan & Jessy Walia Redstone Federal Credit Union Olivia Reed Roscoe and Catherine Roberts Sabatini Insurance Agency Jane Grimwood and Jeremy Schmutz Martin ’02 and Caroline Schreeder Elijah and Vanessa Schuldt
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FOUNDERS SOCIETY Leadership Society ($2,500 - $4,999) Continued Drs. Libby and Craig Shadinger Shell Oil Company Foundation Patricia Smith George and Sonya Soliman Alyson Sabatini ’07 and Jessup Standifer Timothy and Amanda Strait Judy Sweatman Blake and Sarah Thompson* Kristen Gessler Twitty ‘03 and George Twitty Joshua and Stephanie Ulrich Josh and Melissa Valtos* Mike and Lenore Veresh Mr. and Mrs. James C. Vincent Brandon and Lindsay Waggoner Brad and Ellen Wills Jim ’06 and Dani Wills* Sam and Patti Wills Patrick ’97 and Mindy Wilson* Karen Woodington
Thank You. To every member of the Founders Society, thank you for your extraordinary generosity and steadfast belief in Randolph's mission. Your leadership strengthens our School today while creating opportunities for generations of students to come. We are deeply grateful for your partnership and your lasting investment in the future of Randolph.
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“Supporting Randolph means providing a place for future generations to think freely about the world around them.”
DREW ‘02, LAUREN, GEORGE ‘33, BENJAMIN ‘37
THE BATTLE FAMILY We give to Randolph because it has been part of our family's story for generations. Several members of my family attended Randolph, so when I transferred in sixth grade, it already felt familiar. What stood out immediately was how invested the teachers and administrators were in my success. That support gave me confidence and helped shape who I have become. Now, with our two boys at Randolph, Lauren and I are watching that same experience unfold. They are known, supported, and challenged by teachers who take a genuine interest in who they are as individuals. At the same time, we have built strong relationships within the community and formed lasting friendships with other families. As a student, I benefited from teachers who saw potential and took the time to develop it. They pushed me to think clearly, communicate effectively, and stay prepared. Those lessons have stayed with me, and they are a large part of why I choose to give back today.
We also see Randolph's impact beyond our own family. The Greengate program has been meaningful for our oldest son, George, and for many families in the Huntsville community. Supporting Randolph means supporting opportunities like this that make a lasting difference in students' lives. For us, giving is about stewardship. It is about ensuring that Randolph continues to provide a strong and supportive environment for students and the resources teachers need to do their work well. It is also about staying involved. Through volunteer coaching and time on campus, we have seen firsthand the energy and potential of Randolph students, which brings a real sense of pride. Supporting Randolph means providing a place for future generations to think freely about the world around them. – Drew Battle ‘02
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ANNUAL GIVING Every Gift. Every Year. Every Student. The Randolph Fund is the School's annual giving program and the foundation of philanthropic support each year. Unlike tuition, which covers only a portion of the cost of a Randolph education, The Randolph Fund provides flexible, unrestricted resources that allow the School to respond to its greatest needs and opportunities. Gifts support every aspect of campus life, from academics, arts, and athletics to faculty excellence, student experiences, financial assistance, and campus improvements. Participation is one of the most meaningful ways our community demonstrates its belief in Randolph's mission. Every gift, regardless of size, sends a powerful message of confidence in the School and the students we serve. Together, the collective generosity of our families, alumni, grandparents, faculty, staff, trustees, and friends shapes the Randolph experience today while ensuring its continued strength for the future. Thank you to every donor who makes The Randolph Fund possible. Your generosity creates opportunities, strengthens our community, and helps ensure that every Randolph student can learn, grow, and thrive.
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ANNUAL GIVING Circle of Excellence ($1,000 - $2,499) Anonymous James and Louise Abroms Eric and Mary Adams Brian and Lindsey Akins Prasanna Allada and Swetha Bheemanathni Keith and Crystal Allen Bradley Alley Brandon and Hailey Anderson* Serena Anderson Averbuch Realty Scott and Dana Averbuch Balmoral Dental Center Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Jeff and Deborah Bayer Alan and Sarah Beck Tsuya and Jerry Beckman Beitel Pediatric Dentistry Bruce Bennett Steven and Allison Block Charlie and Susan Bonné Elizabeth Brown Terry and Marcy Bynum Forrest Callicutt Mike and Virginia Caruso Center for Colon and Digestive Disease Charities Aid Foundation of America Dr. Christina L. Cochran ’02* Kenneth and Jill Cole Mitch and Elaine Coley* Drs. Roger and Theresa Coomer The Cooper Family* Daniel and Christine Cottrell John and Julie Coupland Elliott and Tish Crawford Elise and Matt Crocker Mary Cunningham
Jane and Jim Daniel* David de Roode and Julie Olson Melissa and Tod Dodgen* Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dooley Edward Jones Elizabeth Ferebee Brown Trust Lee Ann Bush Escobar ’98 Sadler and Paige Evans Andrew and Courtney Fennell Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Susan ’95 Feser Troy and Cherie Firman Nathaniel Gee Nicholas Ginga Jennifer Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green Richard and Ginny Harris James and Donita Harrison George and Kathy Bryan ’72 Hill Byron Hulsey Stephanie and Matt ’00 Israel Chris ’96 and Elizabeth Jones Jeff and Nicole Jones Mary and George Jones Mr. Mihir Kanitkar and Mrs. Kirti Kandalkar David and Katie Kim James and Leigh Anne Lee Christopher and Elizabeth Legg Life Simplified Christa and Thomas Littrell Samuel and Katherine Lowry Alok and Krishna Majumdar Ron and Debra Marcy Mr. Arthur N. Martin and Dr. Jessica L. Martin-Steinkampf
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ANNUAL GIVING Circle of Excellence ($1,000 - $2,499) Continued Robert and Linda Maynor DeMarco and Clarissa McClain Mr. and Mrs. David B. McElroy Sandra and Joe McInnes Dr. Raechel Armstrong and Ms. Rebecca Moore Morgan Stanley Doug and Julie Mumfrey National Christian Foundation William and Susanne Neal Daniel and Molly Neuberger Nancy Newman Mr. and Mrs. Mojtaba Niakossary Michael Noble ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Utkarsh H. Patel Russ and Ann Phillips John and Allison Pitsinos Clay and Denise Puckett Jennifer and David Ragsdale Mr. John E. and Dr. Meredith C. Roath John Royer and Nori Horton Martha Russell Dolan Roxanna Sabghi Denton ’07*
Andres Samayoa and Paulina Noriega Ted and Malinda Schmidt Jerry and Karen Scott* Saketh Shekar and Tanya Shankar Troy and Joyce Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Smith* Joseph and Kathryn Sparks Cam Sumner Troy and Jordan Baker ’08 Sutherland Anna Swain ’02 and Robert Goodin* Mark and Belinda Tasaico Caroline Beitel Taylor ‘07 and Jordan Taylor* DeLenna Terry Lt. Col. Jonathan Tessmann and Col. Nicole Heumphreus Robert and Ashley Tomalty UBS Financial Services Inc. Stephen and Courtney Walker Philip and Beth White John Wilhoite Karen Wright Liz Zaiden Mazzarella and John Mazzarella Mathew and Kelsey Zwack
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ANNUAL GIVING Raider Circle ($500 - $999) Anonymous Fabian Ballard and Dr. Margaret Carter Gregory and Inna Barth Roger and Catherine Beck Glynn Below Jim and Regina Bennett Randy and Sarah Bice Ben and Dyda Bradley Thomas and Teri Brandon Jason and Jolene Brown John and Alicia Butler Kevin Byrne ’11 Neal and Rebecca Coleman Gary and Mary Ann Conchin Jason and Suzanne Connell James Cooper* Marshall and Willie Corlew Dr. and Mrs. Michael Cosgrove Timothy and Melanie Craig Daniel and Elizabeth Crampsey Jon and Betsy Cunha Larry and Carol Davis Tony and Gwendolyn Devezin Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Dukes Darren and Gulia Evans Mr. Mark A. and Dr. Elizabeth T. Falkenberg Kyle and Luciana Findlay Mike Fowler ’89* Grady Frank ’96 Jill and Shawn Gaunt Mr. and Mrs. Scott Gilliam Paul and Leah Gradl Jeremiah and Sarah Graham Mr. Michael D. and Dr. Elisa J. Haley Brian and Alexandra Hall
John Hardeman and Jennifer Durst Walter and Susie Harper Nicole Petroff ’08 Hartenbach & Jay Hartenbach Brittain and Katherine Heindl Clayton and Leslie Hinchman HireProHealth Dustin and Lacey Hodde Lee and Christy Hoekenschnieder* Honeywell International Charity Matching Susanna Phillips ’99 Huntington and David Huntington Dr. and Mrs. Adam G. Irvine Matthew and Ann Marie Isaacson Jordan and Tiffany Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Ryan M. John Michael and Ashley Jones The Joseph Family* William ’86 and Angela Kennedy Jama Killingsworth Whitney King ‘07 Mike and Nichole Knapp William and Nina Lee Jon and Michelle Levin Terri Liles Lockheed Martin Jennifer and Avery Long Betsy and Peter Lowe Thomas and Christin Marcy Jereme and Carey Matthews Jonathan and Mackenzie Mayhall Todd and Nicole McAdams Allyson and Grant McCloud The McFarland Family
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ANNUAL GIVING Raider Circle ($500 - $999) Continued Adam and Missy McLean Minuteman Press Patrick and Elena Moats Sarah Marshall ’95 Morgan and DJ Morgan Mullins Special Occasions North Alabama Society of Women Engineers Matthew and Amy Ohlson Osborne’s Jewelers Alana Parker and Randell Black Mr. Bruce Y. Pettway and Dr. Anika Wilson Henry and Wylie Raab Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Ray IV Olivia Reed Rocket City STEM Florentine and Editha Salada Rick and Annie Sandusky The Schamban Family Nicole Stephens ’89 Schroer and Brad Schroer
Travis and Hasley Shields Kevin Shivers and Meredith Miller Linda and JD Shrader Alex and Crystal Sierra Snail on the Wall Bookstore Adam ’85 and Iris Singer Matthew Smith and Maribel Bravo Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Spradley Chris and Elizabeth Taylor Davis ’06 and Shellie Taylor Van Valkenburgh & Wilkinson, REALTORS Hunter and Nancy Vaughn Drs. David L. and Gina M. White Greg and Elizabeth Whitehead Benjamin and Sundy Wright Karen, Mike and Kelsey Yates Mike and Cathy Zeller
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ANNUAL GIVING Community Circle (Up to $499) Anonymous (3) Jeffrey and Rachel Acuff ADTRAN, Inc. Jivanna Allen Louis and Nicole Allen The Andrews Family Jim and Kathy Angelichio Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan S. Antes Jr. Lynn and Ric Ayer Uzi and Jennifer Bahar Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Bailey II Gloria Bailey David and Emily Bains Kathy Bains Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Baker Philip Baldo and Pamela Schmidt-Baldo Missy and Chris Baldone* Peter and Ellen Bamford Steve and Kelli Bane The Honorable Tommy Battle Richard and Callie Beevers Chris Bengs Michael and Jessica Berkholtz Jason and Ayoka Billions Benjamin and Marydae Blank Kellen and Heather Blankenship Rhett Block ’19 Michael and Jennifer Boehrer Ms. Deborah G. Boothe Box Tops for Education Suzan and James Boyce Benjamin and Athalea Bradley Benjamin Branham and Mia Chung Jennifer Braswell Lance and Holly Breitenbach
Kathleen Brewer* George and Glenna Brinkley Mr. John Brockway Virginia Brophy Demetrius and Happiness Brown Kyle and Alison Brown Stuart and Clare Brown Jeremy and Dawn Brunet Linda Bryant Zachary and Mattie Bryant Takara Bullock Donavan and Audrey Cain Tom and Donna Caldwell Marty and Katie Calvert Arlana Camagna Adam Campbell and Anna Stearns The Campbell Family Mr. and Mrs. Glenn (Elizabeth) Cantley Jeff and Angela Carr Samuel and Melody Carrasco Andrea Carrasquillo Clint Caudle ’11* Fernando and Catherine Cespedes Brandon and Carrie Chambers Erin Charles Grant and Teri Chatagnier Andrew and Andrea Cianek Dana Clark Ben, Lisa and Silas ’31 Clark Michael Clark and Amy Walczak Kimberly Cleveland Candice Cobb Ms. Ellann Cohen ’04 Jeffrey and Ashley Cole Michael and Heidi Connelly
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ANNUAL GIVING Community Circle (Up to $499) – Continued Elizabeth ‘12 and Graem Cook Emily Cook Drs. William G. and Emily W. Cook Scott and Emily Corley Frank and Susan Corley Robert and Nikki Cornelison Conyers and Isabelle Coupland Andy and Anne Elizabeth Cowan Mr. and Mrs. Travis J. Cram Joel and Cynthia Daniel Mr. John Dasher '11 Adam and Lauren Dauro Blake Davenport Brytt ’02 and Phillip Davidson Lewis and Youn Davidson Leon and Rachel de Oliveira Todd and Jenna Dees Philip and Viticha DeLeon Barry and Robin Derrick Mr. and Mrs. Charles Derrick Avelson and Kiona Discipulo John and Julie Doerr Savannah Donaldson Anna Dooley ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Dooley, Jr. Geoffrey and Caroline Doyle Kevin and Randi Dry James Duff Stuart and Melissa Duff Kirsten Platt Duffy ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Dunnavant Mr. and Mrs. Freddie M. Durbin Kelly and Jeff Eastin Pamela Ebeling-Belt Jason Elwell
Thomas Emerson Robert and Teresa Essary Johnathan and Hannah Faler Lynn and Jon ’82 Farris Robyn Faulkner Eden Fears Denise Ferguson ’79 Sarah Stubblefield ’06 Ford and Scott Ford Paul and Jane Frederick Kristopher and Oksana Fritsche Jonathan and Katie Fritz Donald and Maxie Gardner David and Elizabeth Garrison James and Kathy Garrison Lisa Gates and Brian Ballard Noah Gaunt ’25 Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. Gessler, Jr. Sunitha and MK Ghanta Philip and Heather Givens Dr. and Mrs. John F. Gleason, Jr. Anshul Godha and Paridhi Jain Jettie and James Godwin Todd ’93 and Melissa ’95 Grayson Patrick and Angela Green Tory ’91 and Bill Green Dr. and Mrs. David G. Greer Joseph and Jennifer Gregg Robert and Claire Griffin Kim Grissom Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Guasti Mike and Didi Hallahan David and Melissa Harris Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Harris Paul and Kim Harris Brock Havron ’07
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ANNUAL GIVING Community Circle (Up to $499) – Continued Dana and Vicky Havron Katherine Hayden Neil and Nathalie Hayes Katherine Heaton and Michael Hart Theodore and Amy Henrich Edward Herr and Adriana Figueroa Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Hess Taylor Hill ’01* David and Laura Hodge Jake and Tracy Hood Eric and Casey Howell David and Sarah Howse Laura and Bud Hubbard Nathan and Michelle Hubbard Sarah and Perry Hubbard James Huber Jeffery and Marie Huntley Kyle ’04 and Anna Husband Nannette Hutchens ’75 Barbara Ikard Eric ’98 and Laurie Lenhart ’98 Imsand Mr. and Mrs. Luke E. Ison William and Ashley Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Jacques Jason and Ashley Johnson Wendy and Charles Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Greg W. Kantmann Michael and Kelly Kattos* Charles and Angela Keller Robert and Stacey Kelley Michael and Beverly Kelly Susan L. King ’74* Erica Klauber Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Klein Tyler Knickelbein
James and Maria Knowles Michael Knowles and Jessica Vakili David and Jennifer Koenitzer Maddie Kofskey ’15 The Krueger Family George and Viki Kychakoff Andrew and Sarah Labosier Mr. Douglas Ladd Ben and Lindsay Lanier Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Larose Brett and Kati Lassus Carol Lawrence Brian and Ann Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Shaun D. Lee Dr. and Mrs. Charles Lind Carl and Lauren Lowe Philipp and Katharina Lutzny Walter and Elizabeth Mabry Alissa and Mark Mackiewicz Burton Mader Chris and Jessica Mailey Jerry and Sharon Mailey Joyce Marler Donald and Patricia Marsh Robert and Kristina Martens John and Sally West ’77 Martin Peggy Masters Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Maxwell Jeff ’98 and Anna Maynor* Dr. and Mrs. Martin McCarthy Jackie and Donald McClain Drs. Robert B. and Rebecca A. McClellan Rev. Peggy McClure Joseph and Tala McCreless Steven and Vivian McCreless
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ANNUAL GIVING Community Circle (Up to $499) – Continued William and Rachel McDaniel Kimberly McGowan Manish Mehta and Kasha Benton Brandon and Nicole Miller Jamie and Carey Miller Dane Miller '24* Mandaine Miller Marshall Miller '22 Tim and Nancy Miller Martin and Jessica Mixon Travis and Kendra Moore Ethel Morgan ’71* Bob and Mary Catherine Nance Nam Nguyen and Van Vo David and Laura Serio ’97 Nicely John and Niloo Nichols Paul and Corey Nicolosi Danny and Becky Nix Sally Noori Michael and Desi Obringer Carl and Vicky Ochsner Thomas and Kelly O'Connor Wendy Oetjen Denzel ’12 and Sarah Okinedo* Oklahoma City Community Foundation Geoff and Laura Oliveria Wesley and Rebekah Ormond Thomas Ostergard and Katie Hallahan Takaaki and Amalia Osuga Daniel and Ayesha Osula Miles and Abby Owen Daniel and Whitney Painter Matthew and Shanna Pavlak Layna Payne Gary and Meredith Pearson
Howie Peebles Clark and Lisa Pendergrass Andrea Serio Petroff ’01 Scott and Marianne Pfitzer Jason and Haley Phillippe Jenna Adams Pirani ’85* Bett and Clovis Pitchford Andrew and Anna Porter Dr. and Mrs. William Todd Powers Brian Prochaska ’94 Lacy Raby Farhad and Azar Raiszadeh Mackie and Nita Ray Libbie Adams ’00 Rentz and Patrick Rentz Thomas Ressler and Lorin Cope Kimberly and David Reyes Carol Richardson Margaret Robinson Vanessa and Paul Robinson Dr. and Mrs. John A. Rodriguez-Feo Kathy Rogers Jennifer Rossuck and Greg Osterhage Chris and Natalie Roth Salina and Curt Ruffing Mark and April Russell* Tim and Donna Ryberg Pedro and Majelissa Sá Carvalho Jack and Catherine Sabatini Jeff and Mary Russell ’88 Sanders* Todd and Jennifer Savage Mr. and Mrs. Davis Schmitz Daniel ’98 and Jenny Schreeder Mr. Jon D. Schrimsher and Mrs. Heather J. Dilworth-Schrimsher Amy and Jimmy Scoggins
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ANNUAL GIVING Community Circle (Up to $499) – Continued Andrew and Tara Scott The Seale Family Timothy Sears Robert and Peggy Serio Danny and Angie Servick Courtney and Stuart Sharp Hunt Shepard ’09* Calan and Sarah Shifrin Susan Short Dr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Skinner Joel and Kelsey Skipworth Mr. and Mrs. Kurt B. Smalley Douglas and Harriet Smith Andrew and Bethany Sneed Joshua and Alicia Sorrell Marcus and Jessica Southerland Joey and Lindsay Sparks Elliotte and Cindy Speake Robert ’03 and Kelli Spiegel Stephanie Ikard ’91 Stanford and William Stanford Nathaniel and Mandee Stearns Jon Tourville and Jennifer Stedham Benjamin and Allison Steinhauer William Stevenson and Nareatha Studdard Israel and Heather Stone Jared and Catherine Strain Mark and Carroll Strickland Catherine Sullivan ’14* Anne Swain Benjamin and Thai Sweitzer Mr. and Mrs. Maximillian Swoboda IV Michelle Tangeman Alon and Armanda Tatsas Dustin Taylor and Jessica Barnes
Jeffrey and Magdalene Taylor Philip and Sarah Taylor Scott and Shann Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Threlkeld The Tidwell Family Scott and Jennifer Tompkins Micheal and Erica Torphy Ann Trownsell The Caraguay-Trownsell Family Brett and Carla Turner Ahmad and Lisa Vakili Mary Kathryn Van Bebber ’09 Justin and Aylin Vaughan Brian Vaughn Warren and Nadine Vaughn Dr. Leigh A. Vaughn ’86 The Vega Family Andre and Iullia Wagner Devin and Anne Waldrop Kevin and Claire Waldrop Carl and Britney Walker Ian and Sarah Walker Jeff Walker and Laura Ferguson James and Nicole Waller Gwen Walton Michael and Ivette Walton The Weglage Family Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Welch Ashley G. White Heather White Philip Wiles Andrew and Lauren Wilkins Charles Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas O. Williams
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ANNUAL GIVING Community Circle (Up to $499) Continued Robert and Terra Williams Eric and Kristina Williamson Mark ’03 and Keller Wilson Martha and Peter Wilson Mike and Kelley Wolfe Lia Curry and Brian Wood Cody and Angela Wood Andrew and Melanie Yarbrough
Thank You for Transforming Randolph At Randolph, we believe the most meaningful transformations begin with a community that believes in what is possible. Your support of Annual Giving makes that transformation possible every day. Because of you, Randolph students are challenged to think deeply, encouraged to explore boldly, and surrounded by teachers and mentors who know them, believe in them, and help them grow. Your generosity reaches far beyond a single classroom or school year. It strengthens the experiences, opportunities, and relationships that shape a Randolph education and helps ensure that our school can continue to evolve to meet the needs of every student. Thank you for investing in Randolph and in the students who will carry its impact far beyond our campus. Your generosity is not simply supporting Randolph today, it is helping transform what is possible for our students, our school, and our future.
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GROW CONNECT EMPOWER
BUILDING COMMUNITY RANDOLPH SCHOOL'S CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
OUR NEXT CHAPTER BEGINS HERE. Page 32
A vision for what’s next. Randolph’s future is taking shape. Guided by our strategic plan, the Building Community campaign is creating spaces that strengthen our community, expand opportunities, and prepare Randolph students for all that comes next.
ONE RANDOLPH
Strengthening our community of belonging and support.
PREPARE FOR MORE
Providing transformative student experiences. BUILD FOR THE FUTURE
Enhancing our learning environment for generations to come.
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OUR FUTURE. OUR PRIORITIES. The Building Community campaign is transforming Randolph’s campus and creating a stronger, more unified future for our students and community.
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LAND ACQUISITION
LEO CENTER
26 Additional Acres
Gather. Compete. Thrive.
LOWER SCHOOL
Expanding the Garth Campus and creating the space for Randolph’s long-term vision to take shape.
A dynamic hub for student wellness, learning, competition, connection, and community life.
Transformational Learning
A purpose-built Lower School on the Garth Campus designed around how young children learn, grow, and connect.
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LEO CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE
Where every Raider comes together.
The Leo Center for Excellence is the heartbeat of Randolph — a place where students from all divisions learn, compete, connect, and thrive. More than an athletics facility, it creates new opportunities for student wellness, creativity, and learning while giving the entire Randolph community a place to gather and celebrate what makes our School extraordinary.
GATHER
COMPETE
THRIVE
A place for the Randolph community to come together.
Expanded athletic spaces serving students across divisions.
Spaces that support student wellness, learning, creativity, and connection.
“A space where community, opportunity, and excellence meet.” RANDOLPH SCHOOL
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A VISION BECOMES REALITY The Building Community campaign surpassed $14 million in commitments, and the Leo Center for Excellence officially opened on March 1, 2026—marking significant progress toward Randolph’s vision for the future.
“We’ve been able to help meet a need. I view Randolph as a snowball going downhill, and it’s gathering momentum. My family and I are just so happy to be a part of that.” KARL LEO Lead Donor
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A NEW LOWER SCHOOL
The Building Community campaign is transforming Randolph's campuses and creating a stronger, more connected future for our youngest learners and the entire Randolph community.
PHASE I
PHASE II
Opening for 2027-28 School Year
Designed for Today’s Learners
PK-K BUILDING
The new Lower School creates neighborhood-style learning communities where collaboration happens naturally, curiosity flourishes, and students build meaningful relationships from their earliest years. Every detail is intentionally designed to support and enhance the remarkable teaching and learning already happening at Randolph.
GRADES 1-4 JOIN
The timing of Phase 2 depends on the success of our fundraising efforts. Relocating the Lower School will also create much-needed space for Middle School students on the Drake Campus as Randolph continues to advance its long-term campus vision. To learn more about supporting this next phase, please contact mdavis@randolphschool.net.
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PK-K OPENING 2027-28
To learn more, please visit: https://www.randolphschool.net/building-community
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BUILDING COMMUNITY
The Building Community campaign would not be possible without the generosity, vision, and dedication of our community. To every donor who has helped make this vision a reality, thank you for believing in Randolph's future and investing in the students, faculty, and experiences that make our school special. Your support is helping build a stronger, more connected Randolph for generations to come.
Thank you to all who have generously contributed. The lists below and on the following pages indicate all-time giving toward the Building Community campaign.
Anonymous (2) Jemalee Adams Hailey and Brandon Anderson Jason and Hallie ’01 Angelichio Dr. Aruna ’93 Thotakura Arora and Dr. Amit Arora Erin Bailey ‘97 Missy and Chris Baldone Lauren and Drew ’02 Battle David and Katherine Beasley Jeff and Ruth Beaver Laura and Adam Bernick Bobby Bradley and Charley Burruss Joe and Foncie Bullard Drs. Jim and Ana Byrne David and Tracey Campbell
Clint Caudle ’11 Celeste Childs Mitch and Elaine Coley Ryan ’01 and Anne Confer The Cooper Family James Cooper Mr. Henry and Mrs. Leslie '83 Crosby, Jr. Jane and Jim Daniel Meade and Trey Davis Melissa and Tod Dodgen Adam and Elizabeth Dubé Tommy and Dana Everage Mike Fowler ’89 Kevin and Julie Gold Jerry and Charlene Graham Page 39
BUILDING COMMUNITY Kevin Freeman and Carole Graham ’88 Ted Grossnickle G.W. Jones and Sons, Inc. Mark and Anne Harbarger John and Kim Hartley George Hill Jane and Brian Hinson Lee and Christy Hoekenschnieder Linda and Rudy Hornsby Jay and Lauren Hughey Dr. and Mrs. Eric Janssen Drs. May ’87 and John Jennings Johnson, Grossnickle and Associates Johnson Orthodontics Nathan and Jessica Johnson Kristy and Raymond Jones The Joseph Family Michael and Kelly Kattos Brandon and Amanda Kruse Frederick ’71 and Alice Lanier Karl and Fay Leo Mark and Amy Manion Ashley and Bill Mitchell Todd and Amy Hill ’03 Murphree Denzel ’12 and Sarah Okinedo Dr. Christopher and Mrs. Riley Parker
Chris and Susan Parks Jean and Jerre Penney Mark and April Russell Dr. and Mrs. Jefferson B. ’03 Sabatini Sr. Mrs. Lucinda ’65 Schreeder and Dr. Marshall Schreeder Garrett and Marshall ’96 Schreeder, Jr. Jerry and Karen Scott Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Smith SportsMED Complete Orthopedic Care Connie and Rusty Stephenson Dr. and Ms. Paul B. Tabereaux Caroline Beitel Taylor ‘07 and Jordan Taylor Blake and Sarah Thompson TOC: The Orthopaedic Center Jay and Dana ’91 Town Katelyn Valtos ’25 Josh and Melissa Valtos Mr. and Mrs. Andy Watson Patrick ’97 and Mindy Wilson
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ALUMNI HALL
Manav Aggarwal ’24 Courtney Penney Allen ’97 and John Allen Parmida Amiri ’24 Hailey and Brandon Anderson Jan Womble Arias ’76 Bobby Bailey ’24 Rev. and Mrs. John Bailey Olivia Bailey ’24 Jason and Allison Batey Lauren and Drew ’02 Battle
John ’83 and Perri Bayer Carol Graham Beck ’75 Alana Boyce ’24 Kathleen Brewer Charlotte Brinkley ’24 Tully Brown ’01 Patton Chandler ’10 Abbie E. Childs '17 Megan Childs ‘23 Sarah Kate Childs ‘21 Page 41
ALUMNI HALL Christopher Clinkenbeard ’75 Dr. Christina L. Cochran ’02 William Collins ’24 Ryan ’01 and Anne Confer Steve Conner ’73 Emily Crosslin ’25 Masie Cunha ’25 Rajan Dang ’07 and Valerie Le Michael Darzi ’24 Sam Davis ’24 Meade and Trey Davis LaRee DeFreece ’75 Roxanna Sabghi Denton ’07 Andrew Derrick ’25 John and Mary Dexter Drew Dodgen ’24 J. B. Dollison ’75 Anna Dooley ’25 Adam and Elizabeth Dubé Addison Dubé ’25 Josey Fann ’24 Mike Fowler ’89 Abby Foy ’24 Grady '96 and Amanda Frank Noah Gaunt ’25 Rachna Ghanta ’24 Libby Gold ’16 Anna Swain ’02 and Robert Goodin
Kevin Freeman and Carole Graham ’88 Mike Graham ’76 Ashlyn Hafley ’24 Coleman Hawkins ’24 Anna Grace Helstowski ’24 Larry and Elizabeth Hill Taylor Hill ’01 Noelle Honeycutt ’12 Liza Hughey ’25 Mrs. Lara Isbell ’88 Emma Towner Jones ’25 Michael Joseph ’24 Davis Killingsworth ’24 Susan L. King ’74 Joseph and Nancy ’85 Kochansky Lauren Kronk ’24 Avery League ’16 Adele Maurer Lewis ’89 and Rodney Lewis Andrew Lusk ’25 Lawson MacFall ’24 Kelis Massey ’24 Benjamin and Sarah ’03 Matthews Sophie Maurer ’24 Jeff ’98 and Anna Maynor Eliza McCrary ’25 Laurence ’88 and Natasha McCrary Page 42
ALUMNI HALL
Jewel McGee ’25 Dr. and Mrs. Philip J. McGee Rebecca McLamb ’24 Wright McManus ’24 Dane Miller ’24 Ella Minton ’25 William Mitchell ’25 Madison Moore ’25 Ethel Morgan ’71 Christa Mruz ’89 Alex Nordness ’25 Aayushi Patel ’24 Shaun Persaud ’24 Noah Peterson ’25 Maggi Peyton ’24 Jenna Adams Pirani ’85 Carter Pollock ’24 Kayla Pursifull ’24 Ella Ragsdale ’24 Dr. John David Reed '98 Theo Reischauer ’24 AJ Reto ’24 Jim ’68 and Nancy Richardson Brandon ’98 and Brandi Robinson Lily Robinson ’24 Jeff and Mary Russell ’88 Sanders Nate Schamban ’24 Molly Schmutz ’24 Will Scholl ’24
Austin Schrimsher ’07 Ella Selman ’24 Ben Shannon ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Shannon Hunt Shepard ’09 Scott ’89 and Susan Simcox Andrew Smith ’24 Abigail Still ’25 Catherine Sullivan ’14 Lily Kate Swoboda ’25 Edward and Elizabeth Tanner Charles Thompson ’24 Jay and Dana ’91 Town Josh and Melissa Valtos Katelyn Valtos ’25 Naveen Vennam ’99 and Sigrid Jernudd Seema Vennam ’07 Thomas vonAhlefeld ’24 Thomas Wells ’25 Frances Wiginton ’24 Jim ’06 and Dani Wills Brock ’04 and Laura Ann Wilson Robby Wilson ’24 Harrison Word ’24 Emily Xing ’24 Peter and Jane Yu Sophie Zeller ’24 Page 43
“You will receive tenfold what you give to the Randolph community.”
LINDSEY AKINS, ALLISON BLOCK, AMY CLEVENGER, LIZ ZAIDEN
RAIDER RAGS VOLUNTEERS Raider Rags, Randolph's used uniform store, is stocked through donations from Randolph families and offers gently used uniforms and spirit wear at a nominal fee, with all proceeds going directly back to the School. Behind this simple model is a dedicated team of parent volunteers who give their time to sort donations, help families find what they need, and create a welcoming place for connection and community. For Liz Zaiden, volunteering has become a meaningful way to connect with Randolph. "Some of my closest friendships have come from volunteering, and it's given me a much deeper connection to the Randolph community," she says. Amy Clevenger values knowing that her time has a direct impact. "The money that comes into Raider Rags goes right back into the classrooms, supports the school, and Randolph students," she shares.
For Allison Block, Raider Rags helped her family find a sense of belonging when they joined Randolph. "You will receive tenfold what you give to the Randolph community," she says. "New friends, a sense of pride, and a connection with your children as they watch you choose to be a part of their school experience." Lindsey Akins shared that the people she has met has been the most rewarding part of volunteering. "Those everyday interactions may seem small, but they strengthen relationships and help foster a stronger, more connected school community," she says. Together, the volunteers behind Raider Rags demonstrate how giving time can have an impact far beyond the store. A donated uniform helps another family, a volunteer's time strengthens community, and every purchase gives back to Randolph students. On behalf of the entire community, thank you to Lindsey, Allison, Amy, and Liz.
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G I F T S IN GIFTS I N KIND KIND Gifts in Kind are generous donations of goods, services, and resources that support Randolph’s students, faculty, programs, and operations. From professional expertise to essential supplies and equipment, these contributions provide valuable resources, help reduce expenses, and make more possible for our community.
Anonymous (2) Steven and Allison Block G.W. Jones and Sons, Inc. Paul and Leah Gradl Grounds Control Home Depot Kristy and Raymond Jones Richard Lighthall Pimentos in the Cove Rocket City Meats Frank and Meagan Tortorigi SE Huntsville Lowe’s Southern Sealing Services LLC Stephen and Courtney Walker
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MATCHING GIFTS MATCHING GIFTS
Many companies match charitable contributions made by their employees, helping gifts go even further. We are grateful to the employers who match gifts to Randolph and amplify the impact of our community’s generosity.
ADTRAN, Inc Katharina and Philipp Lutzny
Microsoft Heidi Connelly
Boeing Anonymous Jeffrey Acuff Susan Feser ‘95 Dana Havron Chad McFarland
Phillips 66 Company James Havron
Caterpillar, Inc. Leah Green Google Brittney Barmaki Honeywell Thomas Miller Intel Foundation Ellann Cohen ‘04 L3Harris Adam Proud
Progress Rail Jack Zhang RTX Matt Crocker Shell LeeAnn Escobar ‘98 Symetra Lindsey Akins Venerable Allison Proud Wells Fargo Lacey Hodde
Lockhead Martin Eric Jackson
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“The J&J Fund is one way we honor [Jason’s] memory while supporting a community that challenged, supported, and shaped both of us.”
CLASS OF 2012 GRADUATE
JUSTIN DEHORTY ‘12 My family first came to Randolph for my younger brother, Jason. He needed an academic environment that would truly challenge him. I tagged along to shadow as a prospective seventh grader, mostly out of curiosity, and left convinced I wanted to be there myself. The level of discussion between students and teachers was unlike anything I'd experienced before, and I knew almost immediately that I wanted to be part of it. At Randolph, I found a home in activities like Science Olympiad, Science Bowl, and Jazz Band. Science Olympiad especially let me explore science, mathematics, and robotics across disciplines well beyond a typical high school curriculum. Competing at both the state and national levels, often representing Alabama, fostered the curiosity, rigor, and love of problem-solving that still guide my work today. Music was just as meaningful. Jason and I both found confidence and a creative outlet in band. Randolph gave me a rare combination: deep preparation in STEM,
appreciation for the humanities, and a community that expected students to bring their full selves to the table. Today, I work as a Senior AI Engineer in the infrastructure sector. I have also founded my own company, AI Edge, which helps make AI and machine learning tools more accessible for use in financial markets. I enjoy giving back by serving on Randolph’s AI Advisory Board and coming in to share my career experiences with students. Jason passed away during his senior year, and Randolph’s place in our family’s story has only deepened with time. The J&J Fund is one way we honor his memory while supporting a community that challenged, supported, and shaped both of us. I hope future students find the same sense of challenge, belonging, and possibility that Randolph gave Jason and me, and leave ready not just to keep pace with a changing world, but to help shape it.
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LEGACY GIVING LEGACY GIVING
Randolph encourages the establishment of endowed funds to support the mission of the School. Endowed funds may be established to support scholarships, faculty salaries, professional development, or specific programs. The principal of the endowed funds remains invested and untouched in perpetuity; a percentage of the invested income being used to support the School each year. Many donors choose to honor or memorialize a family member, friend, or faculty member through the naming of endowed funds.
RANDOLPH’S ENDOWMENT TOTAL MARKET VALUE
UNRESTRICTED ENDOWMENT
RESTRICTED ENDOWMENT
$35,497,136
$31,690,716
$3,806,420
RANDOLPH’S ENDOWMENT GROWTH $40M $30M
$28.1M $20M
$31.6M
$32.1M
2023-24
2024-25
$35.5M
$22.7M
$10M $0
2021-22
2022-23
2025-26
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L E G A C Y GIVING LEGACY GIVING COOPER FAMILY FUND Established by the Cooper family, this fund supports faculty excellence through annual awards recognizing exemplary contributions to the School community. The endowed fund is intended to provide a lasting tribute to Randolph's outstanding faculty and their meaningful influence on generations of students. Market Value: $89,725 EDWARD E. FORD FOUNDATION ENDOWMENT In 1981, Randolph School received its first grant from the Ford Foundation, recognized nationally for educational philanthropy. This matching grant provides annual income to supplement need-based tuition credits in the Upper School. Market Value: $259,775 EDWARD E. FORD FOUNDATION TUITION ASSISTANCE ENDOWMENT Established in 2015, the Edward E. Ford Tuition Assistance Endowment helps ensure that tuition is not a barrier to qualified students who will enhance the educational experience of the whole Randolph community. This matching grant provides annual income to support need-based tuition assistance in the Upper School. Market Value: $370,363 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EXCELLENCE FUND Established by Nancy and Daniel Archuleta in 2004, this fund shall be used to promote and support excellence in the foreign language program. Market Value: $69,882 GRISHAM FACULTY ENRICHMENT ENDOWMENT Betty and Charles Grisham, well known for their support of the arts and education, established this endowment in 1995 for teacher development and graduate education, a testament to their love for Randolph School, as former parents and grandparents. Market Value: $636,765 THE HUGHES-MONAGHAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND This scholarship was established in 2003 by Mary Shepard and Cutter Hughes in honor of their family. The Fund provides tuition credit to students to supplement a 75% financial aid scholarship, covering up to no more than 95% of the total tuition. Market Value: $311,150 2025-2026 Donors: Cutter and Mary Shepard Hughes
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L E G A C Y GIVING LEGACY GIVING J&J FUND AWARD This Fund was established in 2020 to provide a financial award to a male and female member of the junior class who demonstrate excellence in and a commitment to science, musical performance, and/or mentorship and outreach within the community. 2026 Recipients: Sophia Dooley and Brandon Guzman Market Value: $18,699 2025-2026 Donors: The Dehorty Family THE RUPA KAKANI SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Rupa Kakani '88's untimely death while on a school-sponsored trip with her class is recognized each year at graduation ceremonies with this fund that awards a cash gift to a graduating senior. The recipient is selected by the School and is honored with a citation that reads in part: "To affect the quality of the day is the highest of arts, and there are students who, through their wit, their intelligence, and their amiability, affect the quality of the daily routine at Randolph School." Such was Rupa. 2026 Recipient: Keaton Schroer Market Value: $110,964 2025-2026 Donor: Jeanie Priest THE KAKANI FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND Established by the Kakani Family in 2005, this fund provides partial need-based scholarship for a deserving student who meets the School's highest standard for enrollment. Market Value: $68,737 KARNE FAMILY FUND This Fund was established in 2007 by Shailaja and Suresh Karne, parents of a Randolph School alumna and alumnus, to support areas of greatest institutional need. Market Value: $98,175 THE BETTY KOFSKY SCHOLARSHIP AWARD The Kofsky Fund is a living memorial, which has been set up in recognition of Betty Kofsky, a former Randolph School faculty member. Members of the English Department award the scholarship annually to a rising 9th grade student who exhibits unusual aptitude and appreciation for literature and language. 2026 Recipient: Haley Israel Market Value: $75,397 2025-2026 Donor: Dr. Robert S. Snyder
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L E G A C Y GIVING LEGACY GIVING THE JANE K. LOWE ACADEMY FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE With funds received from the Lowe Foundation, the Jane K. Lowe Academy for Academic Excellence was created in 2001. The Lowe Academy offers experiences designed to stimulate and encourage a pursuit of learning in young people from the greater Huntsville area. Market Value: $200,260 THE LYLE ALUMNI AWARD The Lyle Alumni Award for Enthusiasm originated in 1976. In 1988 the fund was restructured to annually award a tuition credit to a male and female Randolph student "completing the 9th grade, as selected by a faculty committee, who demonstrate the characteristics of conscientiousness, and performance to the best of one's innate ability in both academic and nonacademic activities." 2026 Recipients: Faith Hubbard and Greg Gunter Market Value: $172,374 THE ANTHONY J. LYNCH AWARD This fund is presented annually to one member of the faculty or administration who consistently demonstrates the characteristics epitomized by Commander Anthony J. Lynch - dedication, leadership, character and the willingness to give consistently that extra effort above and beyond what is expected. A second award of annual tuition credit that will pay all or part of tuition and fees is presented to a student who is a U.S. citizen. The student must demonstrate the qualities of deep concern for others, truth, honesty and love for country. 2026 Recipient: Judy Sweatman Market Value: $259,477 THE MATTHEW PETTIS NAYLOR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD This award, a tuition credit, is presented to a rising junior who best exemplifies certain qualities of Matthew Naylor, a member of the Class of 2002, who died in an automobile accident on June 7, 2000. A Christian and a sportsman, Matthew engaged himself fully in the world around him. He loved his family, cherished his friends, and respected his teachers. The recipient of the award demonstrates Matthew's enthusiasm, individuality, confidence and conscientiousness. Like Matthew, he or she enjoys learning, shows a special interest in literature and history, consistently performs to the best of his or her ability, and encourages excellence in others. 2026 Recipient: James Beck Market Value: $128,855
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L E G A C Y GIVING LEGACY GIVING THE JIM NIEDERGESES AWARD Jim Niedergeses was a member of the Class of 1984. His life ended tragically, the result of an automobile accident. The Niedergeses family established this award in 1987 to honor his memory and to "recognize a student who exemplifies the attitude and effort of striving to go further than he or she has ever done before." The recipient is selected by the Health and Physical Education Department Chair each year. 2026 Recipient: Allie Bailey Market Value: $88,724 RANDOLPH GENERAL RESERVE FUND: $4,045,728 RANDOLPH SCHOLARSHIP FUND: $286,442 SAPRA FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND This Fund was established in 2020 to provide tuition coverage for students with dyslexia from historically underrepresented backgrounds to attend Greengate School's summer camp experience. Without the Sapra Scholarship, recipients would not otherwise be able to attend the summer camp program. Market Value: $151,872 2025-2026 Donors: The Pushpa and Val Sapra Foundation: Pushpa, Val, Neil '95 & Nitesh '98 Sapra THE BRUCE TONETTI MEMORIAL AWARD The Tonetti Award is presented annually to an Upper School student who consistently displays qualities of the scholar-athlete academic prowess, representation of the School in interscholastic athletics, fair play and enthusiasm. It is awarded in the form of a tuition credit, the maximum of which is 25% of Upper School tuition. 2026 Recipient: Jade Trownsell Market Value: $119,785 THE WILLIAM PLAXCO WALKER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND The William Walker "MANWITHKIWI" Award was established in memory of William Walker '06. William exhibited the qualities of courage, optimism, tenacity, resilience and maturity beyond his years. The award, a tuition credit, is presented annually to an Upper School student who demonstrates personal promise in academics and in the fine arts. 2026 Recipient: Zoe Lowry Market Value: $134,093 2025-2026 Donors: Jean Walker Tucker Family, and Amelia & Mark Brandon
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L E G A C Y GIVING LEGACY GIVING WESSEL/ROBIN LIFELONG LEARNING FUND Established in 2011 by Jean Wessel Templeton, this fund provides grants to faculty of excellence to continue self-directed professional and intellectual growth during the summer months, thus developing and supporting the faculty as a model for lifelong learning. 2026 Recipient: Susan Short Market Value: $215,851 THE TREY WILBOURN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Capt. James N. Wilbourn III, USMC ("Trey") was a member of the Randolph class of 1980 and an excellent athlete. His outstanding military career culminated in his assignment as a pilot. In 1991, his Harrier jet was shot down in central Kuwait, ending the life of this true patriot. Trey was the first Alabamian to lose his life in the Gulf War. The Wilbourn family created a scholarship in his memory that is awarded annually to a rising junior or senior who has at least a 3.0 grade point average and has participated in at least two sports at Randolph. 2026 Recipient: Mihai Stroe Market Value: $259,906
Keaton Schroer '26 receives the Rupa Kakani Scholarship Award, presented by Rupa's sister, Dr. Lakshmi K. Nallamala.
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ALUMNI GIVING ALUMNI GIVING 1965 Lucinda Schreeder 1971 Ethel Morgan 1974 Susan L. King
1988 Carole Graham Lara Isbell Mary Sanders 1989 Mike Fowler
1975 Nannette Hutchens
1991 Tory Green Dana Town
1979 Denise Ferguson
1992 Roy Priest
1982 Jon Farris Jane Hays 1984 Kirsten Duffy 1985 Jenna Pirani Adam Singer 1986 William Kennedy Leigh Ann Vaughn 1987 May Jennings
1993 Todd Grayson 1994 Smitha Persaud Brian Prochaska 1995 Susan Feser Melissa Grayson Sarah Morgan Michael Noble 1996 Grady Frank Marshall Schreeder, Jr.
1997 Courtney Allen Erin Bailey Laura Serio Nicely Katherine Orton Patrick Wilson 1998 Lee Ann Escobar Eric Imsand Laurie Imsand Jeff Maynor Daniel Schreeder 1999 Susanna Huntington 2000 Matt Israel 2001 Hallie Angelichio Ryan Confer Taylor Hill Sarah Labosier Avery Littrell Andrea Petroff 2002 Drew Battle Christina Cochran Brytt Davidson Martin Schreeder Anna Swain
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ALUMNI GIVING ALUMNI GIVING 2003 Franklin Corley Kathleen Hesterman Sarah Matthews Robert Spiegel Kristen Twitty Mark Wilson 2004 Ellann Cohen Kyle Husband Melissa Tucker 2005 Ty Shepard 2006 Sarah Stubblefield Jim Wills
2007 Rajan Dang Whitney King Alyson Sabatini Roxanna Sabghi Caroline Beitel Taylor 2008 Jordan Sutherland 2009 Hunt Shepard Mary Kathryn Van Bebber 2011 Kevin Byrne Clint Caudle John Dasher 2012 Elizabeth Cook Denzel Okinedo
2014 Catherine Sullivan 2015 Maddie Kofskey 2019 Rhett Block 2020 Ian Emerson 2022 Marshall Miller 2024 Dane Miller 2025 Anna Dooley Noah Gaunt
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“The lessons that stay with you are not just academic. They are about how to think, lead, and engage with the world.”
PRESIDENT OF THE CLASS OF 2026
GIBSON SMITH ‘26 My time at Randolph has shaped how I think, how I lead, and how I approach challenges. Over the years, I have learned that growth comes from being willing to step outside your comfort zone and take advantage of the opportunities around you. Randolph made that possible by creating an environment where it feels natural to try new things, take risks, and get involved across different areas of the school. At Randolph, I learned how to be a learner. I learned the importance of curiosity. I learned why it’s essential to ask questions, to challenge your own assumptions, and to learn about yourself and your values. People underestimate the importance of learning as a skill. That mindset carried into every part of my experience. In the classroom, I was challenged to think critically, communicate clearly, and take ownership of my work. Just as important were the moments outside of class, where teachers took the time to connect, offer guidance, and invest in who I am as a person.
Through athletics, I learned discipline, accountability, and leadership. Being part of a team taught me how to lead by example and how to earn the respect of those around me through consistent effort. It also showed me the value of shared goals and the relationships that come from working toward something together. The arts gave me a different perspective. Whether performing or supporting others, I learned how to collaborate and appreciate the strengths of the people around me. Those experiences helped me grow in confidence and become more comfortable being myself. What I will remember most are the everyday moments. The conversations with friends, the encouragement from teachers, and the sense of community that is present in everything we do. Randolph has prepared me not just for what comes next, but for how to approach it, and that is something I will carry with me long after graduation.
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SENIORS SENIORS GIVE G IVE B BACK ACK A special thanks to the Class of 2026 for their dedication and generosity. Jazz Dhaliwal Haze Emerson Dariya Evans Sophie Green Dylan Haramija Mary Bea Harris Sarah Heard Katherine Heard
Declan Isaacson Fawad Ismail Solace Jackson Andy Jia Caroline LeVert Cara Ruffing Laurel Schmitz Anne Fowlkes Schreeder
Austin Shadinger Gibson Smith Sophia Smith James Lova Stenberg Liam Tomalty Harper Grace Watson Vivian Wiginton Lucy Zhang
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“As grandparents, one of the greatest joys is watching our grandchildren grow into thoughtful, capable young people.”
GRANDPARENTS TO TJ ‘27 AND RAYLEIGH ‘30
MARY & JOHN HOOD When our son, Jake, retired from the Marine Corps, he and his family were preparing for a new chapter in Huntsville. They had lived in many places over the years, so choosing the right school mattered deeply. Our granddaughter, Rayleigh, had been diagnosed with dyslexia in first grade and was thriving, but we wanted to make sure she would continue receiving the support she needed. After visiting Randolph, it quickly became clear that it was the right fit for both Rayleigh and her brother, TJ. Around the same time, our daughter-in-law, Tracy, found a home at Greengate, where she now shares her passion for helping students with dyslexia and other language-based learning differences.
When we think about our own school years, we wish there had been a greater understanding of language-based learning differences. Too often, students with dyslexia were misunderstood and labeled instead of being given the tools they needed to succeed. They were never less capable, they simply learned differently. Seeing the difference Greengate has made in Rayleigh's education has shown us how life-changing the right support can be.
As grandparents, one of our greatest joys is watching our grandchildren grow into thoughtful, capable young people. Randolph challenges them academically while surrounding them with teachers and coaches who encourage responsibility, kindness, hard work, and leadership. The close-knit community means learning happens everywhere, from the classroom to the playing field, and students are always encouraged to do their best.
We hope our gift helps sustain Greengate's mission and encourages others to invest in students who deserve every opportunity to thrive. Our hope is that future generations will continue to value quality education for all children and support it however they are able, through their time, talents, or treasure.
That experience inspired us to support Greengate at Randolph. We know many students could benefit from this exceptional program, but that cost can be a barrier for some families.
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GRANDPARENT GIVING GRANDPARENT GIVING James and Louise Abroms Jemalee Adams Eric and Mary Adams Angel and Cynthia Almodovar Jim and Kathy Angelichio Lynn and Ric Ayer Gloria Bailey Kathy Bains The Honorable Tommy Battle Jeff and Deborah Bayer Jeff and Ruth Beaver Alan and Sarah Beck Michael and Jennifer Boehrer Ben and Dyda Bradley Jennifer Braswell George and Glenna Brinkley Mr. John Brockway Virginia Brophy Joe and Foncie Bullard
Tom and Donna Caldwell Forrest Callicutt David and Tracey Campbell Mike and Virginia Caruso Kimberly Cleveland Candice Cobb Kenneth and Jill Cole Gary and Mary Ann Conchin Kevin and Denise Connelly Marshall and Willie Corlew Frank and Susan Corley Daniel and Christine Cottrell John and Julie Coupland Carol Crook Mary Cunningham Joel and Cynthia Daniel Lewis and Youn Davidson Larry and Carol Davis David de Roode and Julie Olson
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GRANDPARENT GIVING GRANDPARENT GIVING Mr. and Mrs. Charles Derrick Tony and Gwendolyn Devezin Panis and Jane Diamantis John and Julie Doerr Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dooley James Duff Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Dukes Pamela Ebeling-Belt Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Enfinger Robert and Teresa Essary Tommy and Dana Everage Jeanie Priest James and Kathy Garrison Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. Gessler, Jr. Jerry and Charlene Graham Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green Thomas and Susan Griffith Mike and Didi Hallahan Walter and Susie Harper Richard and Ginny Harris James and Donita Harrison John and Kim Hartley Neil and Nathalie Hayes Anonymous Stephen and Rochelle Hendricks George and Kathy Bryan ’72 Hill Lee and Christy Hoekenschnieder John and Mary Hood David and Lea Hoppe Barbara Ikard
Mary and George Jones Jim and Nancy Kaufman Michael and Beverly Kelly James and Maria Knowles George and Viki Kychakoff Mr. Douglas Ladd Terri Liles Betsy and Peter Lowe Jerry and Sharon Mailey Ron and Debra Marcy Joyce Marler Robert and Linda Maynor Jackie and Donald McClain Rev. Peggy McClure Steven and Vivian McCreless Sandra and Joe McInnes Tim and Nancy Miller Nancy Newman Danny and Becky Nix Michael and Desi Obringer Carl and Vicky Ochsner Craig and Andra Ostergard Howie Peebles Jean and Jerre Penney Clay and Denise Puckett Henry and Wylie Raab Farhad and Azar Raiszadeh Mackie and Nita Ray Thomas Ressler and Lorin Cope Kathy Rogers
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GRANDPARENT GIVING GRANDPARENT GIVING Martha Russell Dolan Tim and Donna Ryberg Jack and Catherine Sabatini Ted and Malinda Schmidt Mrs. Lucinda ’65 Schreeder and Dr. Marshall Schreeder Jerry and Karen Scott Timothy Sears Robert and Peggy Serio Linda and JD Shrader Christine and Lawrence Silver Dr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Skinner Guy and MaryJo Smith Patricia Smith
Elliotte and Cindy Speake Connie and Rusty Stephenson Mark and Carroll Strickland Anne Swain Mark and Belinda Tasaico Susy and Bob Thurber Ann Trownsell Ahmad and Lisa Vakili Mike and Lenore Veresh Gwen Walton John Wilhoite Charles Wilkins Sam and Patti Wills Andrew and Melanie Yarbrough
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H O N O R GIFTS HONOR GIFTS In Honor of Amelia ’28 and Owen ‘30 Bains Kathy Bains John Wilhoite In Honor of Missy Baldone Sandra and Joe McInnes In Honor of Jane and Joe Battle Bett and Clovis Pitchford In Honor of Adam, Laura, AJ ’30 and Molly ‘39 Bernick Thomas and Lorin Ressler In Honor of Taylor Braswell ‘35 Jennifer Braswell In Honor of William Hutchens Brossy Nannette Hutchens ‘75 In Honor of Ana and Jim Byrne Kevin Byrne ‘11 In Honor of Carole Howard Chase Jason and Hallie ’01 Angelichio In Honor of the Class of 1995 Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Susan ’95 Feser In Honor of Erin ‘28, Ellie ‘33 and Emery ‘38 Cook Aileen Ponder Hatcher
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H O N O R GIFTS HONOR GIFTS
In Honor of Ari Crabtree ‘38 Erica Klauber
In Honor of Callaway Graham ‘31 Jeremiah and Sarah Graham
In Honor of Penelope Cunningham ‘35 Mary Cunningham
In Honor of Elise Hinken Daniel and Whitney Painter
In Honor of Ruby ‘35 and Julian ’37 Cunningham Kimberly Cleveland
In Honor of Charlee Renn Hodde ‘37 Mark and Belinda Tasaico
In Honor of Stewart ’36 and Harriet ’34 Davis Larry and Carol Davis In Honor of the Development Team Meade Davis In Honor of Owen ’22 and Addison ‘25 Dubé Adam and Elizabeth Dubé In Honor of George ’29 and Helen ’32 Dukes Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Dukes Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green In Honor of Susan Feser ‘95 Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Susan ’95 Feser
In Honor of Leslie Hodges Mrs. Lara Isbell ‘88 In Honor of Lena ’28 and Derek ’30 Irvine Dr. and Mrs. Adam G. Irvine In Honor of Solace Jackson ‘26 Col. Eric A. Jackson and Dr. Karen L. Hirsch In Honor of Fletcher Knowles ‘38 James and Marie Knowles In Honor of Landon ‘27 and Tucker ’29 Lee Christine and Lawrence Silver
In Honor of Amy Gates ‘40 Lisa Gates and Brian Ballard
In Honor of Charlotte Lee Marcy ‘38 Candice Cobb Ron and Debra Marcy
In Honor of Nathaniel Gee The Vega Family
In Honor of Joan Marcus May The Seale Family
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H O N O R GIFTS HONOR GIFTS In Honor of Callaway Graham ‘31 Jeremiah and Sarah Graham In Honor of Elise Hinken Daniel and Whitney Painter In Honor of Charlee Renn Hodde ‘37 Mark and Belinda Tasaico In Honor of Leslie Hodges Mrs. Lara Isbell ‘88 In Honor of Carolyn Holt Dr. Christina L. Cochran ‘02 In Honor of Lena ’28 and Derek ’30 Irvine Dr. and Mrs. Adam G. Irvine In Honor of Solace Jackson ‘26 Col. Eric A. Jackson and Dr. Karen L. Hirsch In Honor of Fletcher Knowles ‘38 James and Marie Knowles In Honor of Landon ‘27 and Tucker ’29 Lee Christine and Lawrence Silver In Honor of Charlotte Lee Marcy ‘38 Candice Cobb Ron and Debra Marcy In Honor of Joan Marcus May The Seale Family
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H O N O R GIFTS HONOR GIFTS In Honor of Ruth McMichens The Tidwell Family In Honor of Sarah Morgan ‘95 Sarah Marshall ’95 Morgan and DJ Morgan In Honor of Eleanor Nicely ‘36 Robert and Peggy Serio In Honor of Lucy Ostergard ‘39 Mike and Didi Hallahan In Honor of Marcus Parker ‘29 Mark and Belinda Tasaico In Honor of Weller ’34 and Mac ’38 Parker Lee and Christy Hoekenschnieder In Honor of Addison Pearson ‘26 Gary and Meredith Pearson In Honor of Lucy Peebles ‘36 Howie Peebles In Honor of Liam ’30 and Alice ’33 Petroff Robert and Peggy Serio In Honor of Ann Phillips Mark and Anne Harbarger In Honor of Lacy Raby Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Bailey II
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H O N O R GIFTS HONOR GIFTS In Honor of Randolph English Teachers, Past and Present Nathaniel Gee In Honor of Randolph School English Department Robert and Nikki Cornelison In Honor of Susanna Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Maximillian Swoboda IV In Honor of Austin Shadinger ‘26 Drs. Libby and Craig Shadinger In Honor of Boone Shields ‘35 Travis and Hasley Shields
In Honor of Molly Smith ‘94 Douglas and Harriet Smith In Honor of Harrison ‘33, Frannie ’35 and Marylane ’38 Sneed James and Donita Harrison In Honor of McCall Sparks ‘34 James and Kathy Garrison In Honor of Matt Stroe Chris Bengs In Honor of Judy Sweatman Ben, Lisa and Silas ’31 Clark
In Honor of Matthew Smith Chris Bengs
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H O N O R GIFTS HONOR GIFTS In Honor of The Advancement Team Glynn Below In Honor of Elisabeth K. Vance ‘95 Bradley Alley In Honor of Benjamin Vaughn ‘14 Brian Vaughn In Honor of Chloe Grace Vaughn ‘37 Angel and Cynthia Almodovar In Honor of Daphne Waller ‘38 Virginia Brophy In Honor of Eliana ‘25, Garison ‘27, Marigold ‘34 and Reverdy ’31 Ward Gloria Bailey
In Honor of Harper Grace ’26 and Collier Watson Walter and Susie Harper In Honor of Nehemiah P. Webb Tony and Gwendolyn Devezin In Honor of Brady ‘27 and Jackson ’25 Weglage Tim and Nancy Miller In Honor of Jackson ’34 and Ida ’36 Wills Brad and Ellen Wills In Honor of Michael ’20 and Emma ’23 Wolfe Mike and Kelly Wolfe
In Honor of Mary Beth Walker Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Threlkeld
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“Every child deserves someone who sees their potential before they see it in themselves.”
ANTHONY J. LYNCH FACULTY SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENT
JUDY SWEATMAN Mrs. Judy Sweatman has been a guiding force in the growth and success of Greengate School at Randolph, dedicating her career to supporting students with dyslexia and related language-based learning differences. Serving as Assistant Head and Admissions Director of Greengate School, and formerly as a teacher, Mrs. Sweatman has helped shape an environment where students are empowered to discover their strengths, build confidence, and develop the tools they need to thrive academically and personally. With a background in secondary education-history and specialized training through the Associate Level of the Academy of Orton-Gillingham Practitioners and Educators (AOGPE), Mrs. Sweatman brings deep expertise, compassion, and leadership to her work. Her commitment to evidence-based, multisensory instruction has made a meaningful difference in the lives of countless students and families throughout the Tennessee Valley and beyond.
Her dedication, creativity, and passion for helping students learn have made a lasting impact on students, families, and colleagues alike, earning her the prestigious Anthony J. Lynch Faculty Service Award in May 2026. Throughout her time at Greengate and Randolph, Mrs. Sweatman has been known not only for her knowledge and dedication, but also for the care and encouragement she offers to every student who walks through the doors. She has helped families navigate educational journeys with hope and confidence while fostering a school culture rooted in understanding, perseverance, and individualized support. Mrs. Sweatman’s impact can be seen in the students she has mentored, the families she has supported, and the lasting legacy she continues to build within the Randolph and Greengate communities.
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MEMORIAL GIFTS MEMORIAL GIFTS
In Memory of Edor G. Anderson, Jr. Serena Anderson
In Memory of Kachigul Makenova Darren and Guila Evans
In Memory of Sadie Anderson Brandon and Hailey Anderson
In Memory of Joseph Sefton, 9th Grade Class of 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Larose
In Memory of Christy Clark Anonymous In Memory of Mr. James Edward Cooper, Sr. James Cooper In Memory of Ceceila Duncan Mary and George Jones Danny and Angie Servick In Memory of Gary Gene Gardner Sarah and Perry Hubbard In Memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Hendricks Stephen and Rochelle Hendricks In Memory of Nancy Hodges Mary and George Jones
In Memory of Carter Stockton Melissa and Tod Dodgen In Memory of James Frederick Sumner Cam Sumner In Memory of John Sweatman Ben, Lisa and Silas ’31 Clark Kim Grissom In Memory of William Plaxco Walker Jean Tucker and Jeffery Forshee In Memory of Yulonda Hurley Wilhoite John Wilhoite In Memory of Jeannie Ann Williams Christa Mader
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SPONSORS SPONSORS
Our sponsors make a meaningful difference at Randolph, helping provide opportunities and experiences that enrich the lives of our students. We are grateful for the businesses that choose to invest in our school and believe in our community. When you have the opportunity, please consider supporting them to show your appreciation for their investment in our school.
$10,000+ Johnson Orthodontics • Foxtrot Family Law • Spine & Neuro Off the Wall Screen Printing and Embroidery • Hiley Automotive Group Freepoint Commodities • Mercedes-Benz of Huntsville • SportsMED The Orthopaedic Center (TOC) $5,000 Little Rosies Taqueria • Sarah Ellis General and Cosmetic Dentistry Hampton Cove Preschool • Huntsville City Lifestyle • Twickenham Advisors Whitesburg Pediatric Dentistry $2,500 Redstone Federal Credit Union • First Horizon Bank Huntsville Pediatric Ophthalmology and Adult Strabismus I Merit Bank Olivia Reed Photography • Lankford & Battle Allstate Insurance Agency Hesterman Dermatology • April Stanley Photography George Twitty Jr., Graham and Co. • Sabatini Insurance Agency Fleet Feet Huntsville $1,500 Averbuch Realty Co.: Scott Averbuch, Sarah Matthews & Kathryn Sparks Balmoral Dental Center • Beitel Pediatric Dentistry • Life Simplified $750 Snail on the Wall Bookstore • Van Valkenburgh & Wilkinson, REALTORS Mullins Special Occasions • Minuteman Press Center for Colon and Digestive Disease • Rocket City STEM HireProHealth • Osborne’s Jewelers
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“We're incredibly fortunate to serve families in our community and believe in giving back to the people who place their trust in us with their orthodontic care.”
SPONSORS AND PARENTS OF ELI ‘33 & AVA ’34
JOHNSON ORTHODONTICS For Johnson Orthodontics, supporting Randolph is both personal and professional. As Randolph parents, the Johnson family has experienced firsthand the impact of a school that challenges students academically while nurturing their confidence, character, creativity, and individual strengths. “Randolph has been such a blessing to our family,” they shared. “In Lower School, our children developed a love of learning and a true sense of community. Both of our children benefited tremendously from Randolph’s Greengate program.” Their experience with Greengate, from identifying and diagnosing dyslexia to working with teachers and tutors who understood how their children learn best, reinforced for the Johnsons the importance of individualized support and investing in the whole child. They also value the way Greengate is integrated into the larger Randolph community.
When establishing their practice, the Johnsons wanted to build a business with a meaningful, symbiotic relationship with the community they serve. They feel fortunate to care for local families and believe in giving back to the people who place their trust in them for their orthodontic care. Supporting Randolph gives them an opportunity to invest in the future of local students and families while giving back to a place that has given so much to their own family. “We are proud to support a school that not only challenges and nurtures our own children, but also has such a lasting impact on families throughout our community.” For the Johnsons, corporate partnership is ultimately about more than business. It is about strengthening the community they call home and helping ensure that future generations of students have the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive at Randolph.
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For 41 years, Under the Christmas Tree has been Randolph School’s signature fundraising event. It raises funds for our Tailored Tuition Program and provides an opportunity for the Randolph Community to engage with one another in support of our school. In 2025, the three-day holiday shopping market featured vendors from across the country, along with special events like Mimosas at the Market, Storytime with Santa, and Elf University. Thank you to our committee, sponsors, and volunteers, we raised $218,901 in support of Randolph’s Tailored Tuition Program. Thank you to Vanessa Schuldt for serving as Chair of the 2025 Under the Christmas Tree event, and to the many volunteers whose dedication made the event possible. Your contributions were essential to its success.
PRESENTING SPONSOR:
MIMOSAS AT THE MARKET SPONSOR:
TRAIN SPONSOR:
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MERCHANT Christa Heath, Chair Elizabeth Hammrick Susi Mann Haley Phillippe Meggy Sabatini Amy Thomson Erica Torphy Liz Zaiden GINGERBREAD Jane Shelton, Chair Lindsey Akins Christa Mader Michelle Miller Libbie Rentz Michelle Tangeman Nicole Waller RAFFLE Autumn Bray, Chair Betsy Cunha Kim Davenport Sarah Graham Lauren Hellems Nina Lee Christin Marcy Abby Owen Kathy Schuldt Jill Warren
PERSONNEL Vanessa Schuldt, Chair Allison Block Athalea Bradley Halie Cantor Elizabeth Cook Katie Hayden Lacey Nelson SPECIAL EVENTS Bett Antes. Chair Kaye Blankenship Ivette Walton DECORATIONS Ashley Grenon Amanda Halpin-Kruse Corey Nicolosi Carrie Tate HOSPITALITY Gina White, Chair Brittney Barmaki Emily Corley Leigh Ann Lee SITE Missy Baldone, Chair Holly Hall, Chair Dixie Bailey Carol Shannon Page 73
RANDOLPH COMMUNITY NETWORK RANDOLPH COMMUNITY NETWORK
The Randolph Community Network (RCN) is a volunteer organization made up of Randolph parents who generously give their time, energy, and talents to strengthen the school community. From supporting school events to organizing parent education programs and fundraising, RCN volunteers play an important role in enriching the Randolph experience for students and families. Their countless contributions help make Randolph a stronger, more connected community.
R C N Chairs RCN Chairs Lower School Chair Meagan Tortorigi
Arts Chair Todd Grayson ‘93
Lower School Co-Chair Alden Cayse
Arts Co-Chair Wendy Johnson
Middle School Chair Anne Elizabeth Cowan
Athletics Chair Libbie Rentz ‘00
Middle School Co-Chair Allison Proud
Athletics Co-Chair Nicole Schroer ‘89
Upper School Chair Fay Leo
UTCT Chair Vanessa Schuldt
Upper School Co-Chair Lauren Hughey
Randolph Fund Chair Christina Tabereaux
Academics Chair Maurice P. Webb
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RANDOLPH COMMUNITY NETWORK RANDOLPH COMMUNITY NETWORK
G r a d e - L e v e l Ambassadors Grade-Level Ambassadors Pre-K Rochelle Cantrell Holly Crim Claire Griffin Kindergarten Carrie Gross Brittany Keilty Tala McCreles Kitty Roberts
2nd Grade Nikki Allen Hollie Beaver Susan Parks Keller Wilson 3rd Grade Teri Brandon Sarah Matthews ‘03 Natalie Roth Britney Walker
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1 Grade Marydae Blank Cherie Firman Anne Harbarger Katie Kim Sarah Taylor
4th Grade Ashley Kilpatrick-Bitzer Amy Manion Jane Shelton Kelsey Skipworth Anna Swain ‘02
5th Grade Elaine Coley Jenny Schreeder Allison Steinhauer
9th Grade Haley Philippe Dana Town ‘91 Gina White
6th Grade Lindsey Daniel Lauren Holliday Vanessa Schuldt
10th Grade Emily Bains Meggen Kaufmann Elizabeth Whitehead
7th Grade Paige Evans Mande Klein Katharina Lutzny
11th Grade Ginger Liles ‘94 Corey Nicolosi
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8 Grade Courtney Allen ‘97 Lyndsay Ferguson Amy Ohlson
12th Grade Emily Cook Nicole Schroer ‘89
R a n d o l p h Fund Randolph F u n d Team Team Thank you to everyone who volunteered on the Randolph Fund committee and helped raise parent participation to 70% and faculty participation to 71%. Special thanks to Christina Tabereaux for serving as chair, and to Missy Baldone, Teri Brandon, Lauren Hughey, Nina Lee, Fay Leo, and Lisa Pendergrass for their dedication to this year's campaign. We are grateful for the time, energy, and enthusiasm you brought to helping elevate the Randolph Fund.
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RANDOLPH COMMUNITY NETWORK RANDOLPH COMMUNITY NETWORK
C o m m i t t e e Ambassadors Committee Ambassadors Academics Emily Cook Natasha Dooley Katie Fritz Todd Grayson ‘93 Ashley Grenon Alissa Mackiewicz Nicole Miller Libbie Rentz ‘00 Carla Turner Nancy Vaughn Maurice Webb Mindy Wilson
Arts Jen Allison Jill Balch-Coon Christi Bedell Jessica Berkholtz Emily Brooks Kim Davenport Todd Grayson ‘93 Carrie Gross Elizabeth Hamrick Wendy Johnson Shanna Pavlak Laura Dale Priest Libbie Rentz ‘00 Stephanie Schamban Elizabeth Seifried
Athletics Bett Antes Mike Berkholtz Wes Calloway Elizabeth Cook Betsy Cunha Lindsey Daniel Heather Dilworth-Schrimsher Ginger Liles ‘94 Sarah Matthews ‘03 Ashley Mitchell Lacey Nelson Haley Phillippe Libbie Rentz ‘00 Brittany Roberts Jenny Schreeder Nicole Schroer ‘89 Derek Simpson Michelle Tangeman Dana Town ‘91 Carla Turner Chelsea Walker Greg Whitehead
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W A Y S TO WAYS T O GIVE GIVE ENDOWMENT Support Randolph's community of learners in perpetuity by giving to the Endowment. Most commonly, donors make a planned gift to Randolph or open a life insurance policy. MAJOR GIFTS Major gifts to Randolph are most commonly associated with improving our built environment. From campus updating to new spaces that improve the student experience, major gifts are essential for the growth and renewal of our environment. ANNUAL GIVING Philanthropy is an essential part of the Randolph experience. Like most independent schools, tuition does not cover the full cost of educating each student. The Randolph Fund helps bridge that gap each year, providing flexible resources that strengthen the programs, people, and experiences that make Randolph exceptional. Strong annual giving allows Randolph to respond to opportunities, invest in what matters most, and deliver an outstanding experience for today’s students. NAMING OPPORTUNITIES We are eager to highlight the private support that it takes to make a school like Randolph financially healthy. Supportive families and supportive companies can leave a legacy at Randolph by naming many of our un-named spaces. With opportunities from a variety of giving levels, we would like to discuss ways to show your support of and commitment to Randolph. VOLUNTEER Randolph's greatest asset is people, and as a member of the Randolph Community Network, you play an active role in strengthening our community. There are numerous opportunities to become involved: in the classroom, at an athletic event, play or musical, or Under the Christmas Tree. Because campus is always buzzing with activities, our students benefit from volunteerism during the school day, after school, in the evenings, and on weekends; volunteers are always needed! When you volunteer at Randolph, everyone benefits. Contact Randolph Development Office: advancement@randolphschool.net (256) 799-6106
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