Voices in Action 2019-2020 ANNUAL REP OR T
Together, We Lead When I reflect on this past school year, I am filled with both a boundless sense of awe and a deep sense of gratitude for the student leaders of SGS. Their curiosity and enthusiasm for life, loyalty to one another, and earnest desire to make a mark on this world are inspirational. And, these days we could all use something to inspire us. The ongoing pandemic and protests demanding racial equity and the end to police brutality had a profound impact on our community. In a time when our school family would have provided an anchor for action and reflection, we were separated from each other and relearning how to connect across virtual platforms. It was a moment when the wellbeing of our children could have been in jeopardy. Yet it was our students who adapted the fastest to this new reality. As our community reckoned with our individual and institutional responsibility in the midst of social outrage, our students stepped forward to take action in support of the Movement for Black Lives. This courageous leadership is the heart of what makes the Seattle Girls’ School mission special. Our school is a space where the powerful cycle of social change happens; from planting the seeds of learning to the labor of difficult conversations and self-examination to the incredible blossoming of our students into community leaders and thoughtful activists. My immense appreciation extends to all of our SGS families, our indefatigable faculty and staff, and to each one of our community members who has stood with us throughout this year and so many others. Together we are building a brighter future!
Brenda Leaks Head of School
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2019-2020 Board of Trustees Simone Davis CO-CHAIR
Harvey Rubinstein CO-CHAIR
Tracy Foltz SECRETARY
Christine Philipps TREASURER
Jana Barber Joan Beauregard Adil Chaudhry Jeffery Coopersmith Jennifer Divine Jeff Dossett Sarah Ewart Kim Jones Karen Lane Daniel Lieberman Sara Levin Drew Markham Lauren Parris Watts Sydney Swonigan ’05 Leigh Toner
2019-20 Financial Numbers
Total Support & Revenue: $7,597,426* Contributions: $3,260,256 | 43% Annual Fund: $133,831 | Luncheon: $131,748 | Rise Up: $2,994,677
Tuition & Fees: $3,801,425 | 50% Endowment Investment Income: $335,960 | 4% Community Outreach: $173,529 | 2% Other: $26,256 | <1%
*$2.9M reserved for the permanent home project
Total Expenses: $4,129,446 Salaries & Benefits: $2,336,719 | 57% Education Programs/Admin: $1,025,989 | 25% Tuition Assistance: $585,807 | 14% Rise Up Expenses: $152,251 | 4% Endowment Expenses: $28,680 | <1%
43+50+421H 57+24+1441H
Endowment Balance as of June 30, 2020: $4,408,308 Total Change in net assets: $2,781,662
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Mission-Driven: Inside the design and planning process for Seattle Girls’ School’s future home
Over the past three years, Seattle Girls’ School has steadily moved towards its goal of building a permanent home; a new building and campus that will meet the expanding needs of its students, faculty, and staff. In dreaming of a new campus, SGS leadership was challenged to envision a space that would be as creative and dynamic as the SGS community itself. Through an intense planning process in collaboration with Mahlum Architects, that vision will soon come to life. The focus on mission fit began when SGS chose Mahlum Architects to plan and design the new building. The firm specializes in pre-K-12th grade schools and healthcare facilities, has a holistic approach, and has the same strong female leadership that SGS prides itself on fostering. Mahlum Principal—and lead architect on the project—Corrie Rosen explained, “When we design a school, we don’t think of it just as a place for learning. A school is also where students experiment, live, and heal, and the building needs to reflect that.”
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Incorporating input from students, faculty and the community in an iterative process, Mahlum settled on three main drivers for its design: student ownership, collaboration at multiple scales, and a community space. On the first floor of the new building, a large gathering area will house community meetings and other all-school events. Permeable classrooms and flexible spaces will allow the school to maximize square footage and make our environment fit our collaborative approach—not the other way around. Staying true to the values of the original campus, the new space will also integrate
On the second floor, classrooms with sliding doors open onto a larger shared learning space.
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the environment around it with rain gardens and other garden spaces to grow plants, vegetables, and flowers. As the space evolves, later phases of the design will incorporate a full gymnasium for sports and additional community space, as well as expanded classroom spaces for more students. At every level, the new campus will reflect Seattle Girls’ School’s focus on community and joyful learning. This is the building where future leaders will find their voices and champions of change will gain their courage. We are thrilled to see its fruition.
The capital campaign made remarkable progress in 2019-20, even though the COVID-19 crisis put our efforts on hold for more than three months. Our ability to maintain momentum through these challenging times has been a testament to the commitment of our volunteers and donors. In our conversations with donors, it has been truly inspiring to see how the mission of SGS resonates with each and every one. We are grateful for their incredible support, which has enabled us to seize this opportunity to build a permanent home for SGS. We are now within striking distance of our fundraising goal and we look forward to bringing the entire SGS community together in 2021 to make our dream a reality. —Karen Lane and Natalie Anderson, Rise-Up Campaign Co-Chairs
Rise Up Campaign Cabinet Members We are grateful for the leadership of those who have served on the Rise Up Campaign. CURRENT Natalie Anderson (Campaign Co-Chair) Karen Lane (Campaign Co-Chair) Jana Barber Amy Carter Beth Castleberry Kelly Cundiff Morgan Dawson Tracy Foltz Sharon Hammel Jacquelyn Howard Jennifer Marquardt
FORMER Jill Angelo Jeff Dossett Sara Levin
Thank you to our generous donors! INDIVIDUALS & ORGANIZATIONS Anonymous (4) Adobe Natalie Anderson ‘07 Barber/Lamb Family Irene Basloe Saraf and Tal Saraf Wendy Bayer-Divine; in honor of Eva Q. Divine Joan Beauregard and James Woeppel Lana and Glenn Block Boeing Bobbe and Jon Bridge Nancy Beyer Cannon; in memory of Billie Evelyn Hoehne Amy and Charles Carter Jean Carter and Jerry Sparrow Beth Castleberry Martha and Adil Chaudhry Karen Conover and Martyn Thrussell Tiffany and Todd Crosby Kelly and Reed Cundiff Margot Dick and Bill Ross Jennifer Divine and Laureen France Liz Dryfoos and Tom Young
Lauren Dudley Francine and Jim Dunnigan The Eleveld Family Sarah and Hugh Ewart Tania Fernandez de Castro Tracy Foltz and Steve Carr Lisa Foss and Rossano Passarella Tracy Hampton Fraser Bill & Melinda Gates Foundaton Bill and Mimi Gates Hallidie and Don Haid Margaret Hall and Moss Patashnik Sharon Hammel and Harvey Rubinstein Dana and Keith Hammer Lyn Hiatt The Howard Family Charitable Trust; in memory of Marie Frances Davis Singleton Gretchen and Bruce Jacobsen Kim Jones Kalbach Family Foundation Mindi Katzman Sarah Martino Kuberry and Tim Martino Mary Beth Lambert and John Lederer Karen Lane; in memory of Elizabeth Lane Sara Levin and Jeff Davis Carla Lewis
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Daniel Lieberman; in honor of Grace and Paloma Ellen Look and Tony Cavalieri; in honor of Sharon Hammel Meg Ludlam Sandra Madrid Drew Markham and Stephen Mashuda Liz Marzolf and Rhodri Thomas Bernier McCaw Foundation Anne McDuffie and Tim Wood McKay Family The Estate of Edie Middleton Susan Morgensztern Lynn Pigott Mowe Jennifer Shizuko Asato Nagai Brad Neary
Emmy Neilson and Lewis Levin The Norcliffe Foundation Nancy S. Nordhoff NW Built Judith Ostrow; in honor of Karen Lane Irene Peden Christine Philipps Port Blakely Pugh Family Raikes Foundation Karen Ramsey RealNetworks Foundation Anne Repass Andrea and Lavar Riniker; in honor of Margot Vimeux
Jennifer and David Risher Jessica Shapiro and Jeff Dossett Nancy Siegel and Marmot Snetsinger Susan Sullivan Sydney Swonigan â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;05 The Timmons-Herrin Family Leigh Toner and Chris Capossela PJ and Dr. Charlie Walker Sandra C. Walker and Wesley F. Moore Ellen Wallach and Tom Darden Lauren Parris Watts and Keith Watts Dr. Michelle Williams and Dr. Todd Curtis Jody Wohl and Richard Hert; in honor of Carey and Riley Hert H.S. Wright III and Kate Janeway
THANK YOU!
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18th Annual Luncheon Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the SGS annual Luncheon was held virtually on Friday, April 3, 2020. In an affirmation of our mission we raised over $117,000 for tuition assistance—a boon to families affected by the economic stress of these difficult times. SGS remains committed to supporting our families, fulfilling our mission of equity and empowerment, and providing our students with the highest quality education. We would like to once again thank each and every person who tuned in to celebrate our students, and we are beyond grateful for the continued support we received from our community.
Thank you to our generous donors! ORGANIZATIONS Adobe+ Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation* Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Give inLieu Foundation Helsell Fetterman Mahlum Architects* Miller Nash Graham and Dunn LLP* Seattle Children’s Hospital Starbucks* Tableau Foundation The Walt Disney Company Foundation*
This year’s recipient of the Grace Hopper Award for Outstanding Achievement was Dr. Leslie Walker-Harding, the Chief Academic Officer and Senior Vice President of Seattle Children’s Hospital. Over the past 25 years, she has focused on equity and inclusion in our workforce of health providers to achieve excellence in healthcare and to eliminate health disparities. In her taped remarks, she said that “Most importantly, I valued embracing change, because I thought that the true path to freedom for AfricanAmericans in this country was change.”
INDIVIDUALS Laura Adriance Carla and Mark Ainsworth* Joanne Alcantara DeAnn Alcantara-Thompson Denise Allan Lisa Allen Sarah Altman Janet Ames Anna Shulakova and Alexander Klizhentas* Emily Hopkins Anthony Ms. Almeera Anwar Robert Bach Irene Basloe Saraf and Tal Saraf*+ Joseph Basloe
Leadership Giving Circle (*) = Supporters who gave $1,000 or more to SGS in the 2019-2020 fiscal year | 5 Consecutive Years (+) = Donors who have given to SGS for 5+ consecutive years.
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Ruth Basloe Wendy Bayer-Divine* Dr. Ellen L Beauchamp Joan Beauregard and James Woeppel+ William Beczo Brooke Beresh and Jeff Erbstein*+ Emily and Charles Beynon Jane Biddle Alisa Bieber and Sam Perry+ Nancy Bieber Lana and Glenn Block+ Karima Bondi Ferdinand Boyce Megan Boyce-Jacobs and Charles Jacobs* Nancy Bradley Ann Brand Karen Brandvick-Baker Saunjah Brantley Bobbe and Jon Bridge* Theresa Britschgi Lorri Brown Alson Burke Thomas and Susanne Cambern Linda Cannon+ Stephanie Cannon Tiffany Carey Chanese Carpenter Frances Carr Jean Carter and Jerry Sparrow* Beth Castleberry Lindy Cater Namchee Chan and Suzanne Arlt* Carlyn Chase Martha and Adil Chaudhry Khetiwe Chitewere Jeanne Chowning Mallory Clarke Kingsley Click James M Collins Lisa and Jason Colton*+ Elizabeth Connolly and Matthew Hall* Melissa Dold and Kyle Cook Zyanya Correa Carolyn Corvi and John Bates* Natalie Cottrell Linda Criblez Anita Crofts Kelly and Reed Cundiff* Ann Cusack Elizabethanne Davis Kristine and Michael Diederich Jennifer Divine and Laureen France*+ Lavinia Downs
Deirdre Doyle Liz Dryfoos and Tom Young+ Mrs. Lauren Dudley* Anna Duncan Francine and Jim Dunnigan*+ Natalie Dupille â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;05 Julia Eagan Trish Early Carladenise Edwards Elizabeth and Daniel Wesikopf* Dara Erck Tina Eskridge Sarah and Hugh Ewart*+ Mark and Susan Ewbank Scott Ewbank Wenifer Fay Kris Feliciano Barbara and Tim Fielden Joane Filler-Varty Beth Fishman Susie Fishman Tracy Foltz and Steve Carr+ Eileen Forrester Lisa Foss and Rossano Passarella* Elizabeth Foster Mary Brandon Fox Michael Frantz Dr. Lyn Frumkin Denise Funderburk Rachel Galbraith Garry Garber Gail Gatton and Mark Wittow Lauren and Peter Gaylord*+ Cathy Gibson and Aleksei Krasnokutsky Kimberly and Jason Giroir Loretta Goetsch Jane M Goins Michael and Nancy Gold Louis and Michael Golden Jack Gordon Rebecca Clio Gould Satcha and Kevin Graham Gregory Lloyd Gratz Lisa Greenfield Paula Greenleaf Cindy Gustafson Melissa Hamasaki Sharon Hammel and Harvey Rubinstein* Dana and Keith Hammer* Jennifer and Matt Hansen Angela Harris Michele Hasson Ada Healey
Janet Helson and Betty Lundquist Peter R Henning Susie and Matt Hillman Brenda and John Hodges-Howell+ Sigrid Hokanson Jane A Hosch Jacquelyn and Shelton Howard Sarah and Brian Hunter Natalie Ingrisano Faith Ireland Maureen Irey Margaret Jacobs Christina James and Eric Tuch+ Julie Javernick Zabrina Jenkins Robert A Jenks Jennie and David Spohr* Sherron and Gary Kalbach*+ Valerie Kaminski Kate Sadlon and Chester Weir Mindi Katzman*+ Emma Kazaryan+ Lexi Keeler and J August Jackson Daniella Kim and Chris Roupp Hyeok Kim and Michael Parham Darin Reynaud Knapp and Andy Knapp+ Katja Koehnlein and Andreas Schneider Maryanna Krafft Mascha Kroenlein Katerina Krstic Kurt Kruckeberg Stacey and Jonathan Kryman* Alexandra and Mike Kunz* Elinor Lamb Karen Lane* Sue Lantz Anne Leache Rosetta Lee and Greg Pierson*+ Christine Lessard Sara Levin and Jeff Davis*+ Judge Anne Levinson+ Janice Liang Daniel Lieberman Marcia Lindsay Ellen Look* Monica Lundberg Karen and John Lunt+ Timon Luvlee Michelle Lynch* Monna Maddy Kathleen Mahaffey Heike and Ed Malakoff+ Dorothy Mann
Leadership Giving Circle (*) = Supporters who gave $1,000 or more to SGS in the 2019-2020 fiscal year | 5 Consecutive Years (+) = Donors who have given to SGS for 5+ consecutive years.
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Drew Markham and Stephen Mashuda* Edward Marschner Janice Marsters Mrs. Maribel Martinez Joseph R. Matsen Julie and Michael Mayer Heather and Michael McAdam* Laura McCall and Robert Hamilton* Elizabeth McCaw and Yahn Bernier* Anne McDuffie and Tim Wood* Lauren McGhee Severina McHugh Patricia McInturff Kim McKay Vielle Donald Mckay Catherine McKay Nina and Pat McKay* Beth McManus Krista and Richard Means Paul Mencke Norma Miller and Erik Christianson Nickolaus Momyer Tiffany Moore Ann Morgan Susan Morgensztern*+ Jennifer Morris Peggy Morris Stefany Morris Elizabeth Morrison and Richard MacDonald+ Wes Morrison Deb Murphy Rachael Myers Sandra Nanney Wesley Ng Bobby Nichols Kathreen Noel Nancy S. Nordhoff and Lynn Hays*+ Heike Nuhsbaum and Jason Rogers Kathryn Olson Sharp and Lynn Sharp Phelana Pang*+ Pathmaja Paramsothy Michelle and David Parnes+
Douglas Pearce* Tonya Peck and Alex Dunne Talia and Dominic Perrotta Lawrence B Perry Carrie and Brian Peters+ Steven G Petitpas Julia and Tom Pettus* Theodore Pettus Christine Philipps+ Jessica Pichora Stephanie and John Policar Clara and Bill Poole Angela Powell and Maria Bullon-Fernandez Aparna Prasad Michael Quayle Eileen Quigley and Dimitri Iglitzen Sarah Rafton Judith Ramey Jill and Tim Randall EunJin Raney Anju Rao Laura Rehrmann Adam Reid Katherine Reitinger Anne Repass Tammy Richardson Lisa Richmond and Steve Burke Reliance Ricketts Leola Ross and William Spiers Kathleen Rowan Lena Rubinstein ‘05 Anne Marie Saldajeno and Robert Carroll Naria and John Santa Lucia+ Jocelyn Savage and Chris Raynham Carl Schlossman and Chase Morgan Briel Schmitz Nina Schoen and John Ellefson+ Karen Schultz Sabrina and Jeffrey Scott Jessica Shapiro and Jeff Dossett* Tsering and Floyd Short Tim Sloane+
Barb Smith Fran Solomon Stephanie Ames and Grady Karp Marlene and Reid Stevens+ Stephen Sundquist Sydney Swonigan+ ‘05 Wendy Szabo and Ken Arney* Deborah Tannert Theresa and Robert Tannert Rosa Lea Taylor Diane Terry Amy and Jeff Thomas Heidi Thomson-Daly Traci Timmons and Paul Herrin Leigh Toner and Chris Capossela*+ Colleen and Creed Tremaine Nelson+ Fannie Tsai Rosalind Tucker Phyllis Turner-Brim Wadiya Udell+ Dr. Usha and Dr. Rao Varanasi Selena Velasco Donna and Thomas Verhasselt* Ms. Erika Vernon* Erika and Andrew Wagner* Dr. Jill Wakefield Yak-Nam Wang Amy and Ryan Warren Anita and Christopher Watson Lauren Parris Watts and Keith Watts+ Jennifer Weber Rosalind Weir Misha Werschkul Anna-Simone Williams ‘09 Gretchen and Ken Wing Steve Wood* Melissa and Chris Worland Tiffany Wright Nat Yocum Susan and Thomas Young
T HANK YOU! Leadership Giving Circle (*) = Supporters who gave $1,000 or more to SGS in the 2019-2020 fiscal year | 5 Consecutive Years (+) = Donors who have given to SGS for 5+ consecutive years.
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Annual Fund The SGS Annual Fund is our primary fundraising campaign of the year, with the purpose of covering the difference between tuition and the actual cost of a childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s education. Money raised from the Annual Fund is considered unrestricted, and goes towards such necessary programming as Wednesday Workshops, classroom resources, academic excursions, and sports. Though Annual Funds are common to independent schools, SGS sets itself apart by placing greater importance on the participation of our entire community rather than the individual amount given. In the 2019-20 school year, we achieved 96% participation of our families, faculty, staff, and Trustees, and raised over $133,000 for the Annual Fund. Throughout the six weeks of the campaign, we celebrated SGS values such as Appreciation, Balance, and Compassion, and the myriad ways that our students live those values every day. We are incredibly grateful to our SGS families and each and every person who donated an individually meaningful amount to help us reach and exceed our goal.
SGS students participate in the pumpkin carving party and community event that kicks off the Annual Fund each year.
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Thank you to our generous donors! ORGANIZATIONS 501 Commons* Apple Bullitt Foundation The Walt Disney Company Foundation* Expedia Inc. F5 Networks* Facebook Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation* Google Marilyn & Mike Grossman Foundation* KeyBank Foundation King County Employee Charitable Campaign* Microsoft Corporation* Network for Good Schwab Charitable Fund Tableau State of Washington Combined Fund Drive+
INDIVIDUALS Carla and Mark Ainsworth* Stephanie Ames and Grady Karp Marcele Augustine Joan Beauregard and James Woeppel+ Sailor Vanderkooy Brooke Beresh and Jeff Erbstein*+ Angie Bhatt Alisa Bieber and Sam Perry+ Marilla Blethen Walker and Jay Walker Megan Boyce-Jacobs and Charles Jacobs* Sharon Briggs Rori Campbell Wendy and Reuven Carlyle Penny and David Carothers Luzviminda Carpenter+ Amy and Charles Carter* Janet Ceballos and Nitin Baliga Namchee Chan and Suzanne Arlt* Christina Chang and Paul Stucki Martha and Adil Chaudhry Kelli Cleave Lisa and Jason Colton*+ Elizabeth and Paul Fleming Amy and Lawrence Corey* Katherine and Mark Davidson Julie and Mike Davis Simone Davis and Jonathan Pickett+ Kristine and Michael Diederich
Jennifer Divine and Laureen France*+ Liz Dryfoos and Tom Young+ Francine and Jim Dunnigan*+ Dayna and Rick Eberhardt* Julita and Rob Eleveld* Tiamaht Erickson Lisa Erlanger and Jeffrey Coopersmith Teresa and Bruce Erskine Sarah and Brian Hunter Wendy Ewbank+ Rachel Faber Machacha Rebecca Fausel Anna and Stefan Finkenzeller Rachel and Brent Finley Riley Fleet ‘07 Elizabeth Connolly and Matthew Hall* Tracy Foltz and Steve Carr+ Lisa Foss and Rossano Passarella* Barbara Frailey and Daniel Kaufman+ Sarah and Hugh Ewart*+ Stephanie and Charles Wright Jr. Jennifer Mas Gilvydis Michelle Glisson+ Michael and Nancy Gold Emma and Michael Grabinski Satcha and Kevin Graham Rachel Grutz Cody Hagler+ Hallidie and Donald Haid+ Sharon Hammel and Harvey Rubinstein* Jennifer and Matt Hansen Jennifer Hansen Das and Sanjay Das Janet Helson and Betty Lundquist Elizabeth Hennick Patricia and Christopher Hill Brenda and John Hodges-Howell+ Elizabeth Holland and Brian Dunham Amanda and Andrew Hosch Sarah Freeman Rusenia and Michael Ingram* Alex Jacks Audrey Wang and Bruce Lai Gordy Jacks Leanna Jackson Christina James and Eric Tuch+ Kimberly Jones Tanya and Chris Kamila Lexi Keeler and J August Jackson Rebecca and T. Kenison* Ronald William Knight, MD* Katja Koehnlein and Andreas Schneider Mascha Kroenlein Stacey and Jonathan Kryman*
Alexandra and Mike Kunz* Ellsa Kunz Alycia Lamb and Adam Wilson Karen Lane* Liesl Langley+ Mary Helen and David Lewis Penelope Law* Brenda Leaks* Angela Lee Rosetta Lee and Greg Pierson*+ Teresa Lee Sara Levin and Jeff Davis*+ Mary Lavern-Oakes and Scott Oakes Piper Lewis ‘04 Janice Liang Daniel Lieberman Jamie and Zachary Litvack* Margaret Liu and Jason Chien* April Lorenzo+ Emerson Lynch+ Michelle Lynch* Melissa and Ian MacMillan Kristi Mallios+ Cynthia Maree and Bernie Kubak Drew Markham and Stephen Mashuda* Jennifer and Brad Marquardt Janice Marsters Maggie Marxen Joseph R. Matsen Serena Maurer and Sam Skrivan Heather and Michael McAdam* Laura McCall and Robert Hamilton* Alison McCormick and Jane Finger Julie McElrath, MD, PhD* Elizabeth McGrath Hannah McHugh+ Nina and Pat McKay* Krista and Richard Means Ann Melone and Robert Boyd Andrew Mendell Veronica Mierzejewski Fabrice Miguel John Montgomery Margaret Pettus Morris Susan Morrison Britt Murphy and Ken Hofsass* Sally and Kit Narodick Brad Neary* Heike Nuhsbaum and Jason Rogers Kealy Ny Shannon O’Malley+ Phelana Pang*+ Patricia and Matthew Parker
Leadership Giving Circle (*) = Supporters who gave $1,000 or more to SGS in the 2019-2020 fiscal year | 5 Consecutive Years (+) = Donors who have given to SGS for 5+ consecutive years.
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Michelle and David Parnes+ Lauren Parris Watts and Keith Watts+ Ebony Pattenaude and Rashad Morris Bradley Pavlik Douglas Pearce* JoAnne Pearlman* Tonya Peck and Alex Dunne Talia and Dominic Perrotta Carrie and Brian Peters+ Julia and Tom Pettus* Marianne Picha Jessica Pichora Stephanie and John Policar Angela Powell and Maria Bullon-Fernandez Robert Price Carolyn and William Pugh* Ellie Putnam Jeff and Patricia Raikes*+ Jill and Tim Randall Roberta and Matthew Renton Kimberly and Ken Reppart* Kristine and Jonathan Robb Stefanie and Daniel Robbins Kathryn and Joshua Rosen*
Elizabeth and Daniel Wesikopf* Kate Sadlon and Chester Weir Nancy Sapiro and Lincoln Miller+ Kayla Sargent ‘04 Carla Saulter and Adam Edwards* Jocelyn Savage and Chris Raynham Carl Schlossman and Chase Morgan Lisa Schuchman and Marcee Hanan* Sabrina and Jeffrey Scott Jessica Shapiro and Jeff Dossett* Mark Sherman and Jenny Daves Tsering and Floyd Short Anna Shulakova and Alexander Klizhentas* Nicole and Alex Siciliano Devon Simpson Jennie and David Spohr* Diane and Tom St. John Constance Standish and David Darby* Catherine and Michael Stanley* Suzette Sutherland* Sydney Swonigan+ ‘05 Wendy Szabo and Ken Arney* Christina Tannert Erika and Andrew Wagner*
Leigh Toner and Chris Capossela*+ Denise Trabona and Robby Morris Colleen and Creed Tremaine Nelson+ Wadiya Udell+ Lydia K. Valentine Laura Vega and Sahar Manavi+ Donna and Thomas Verhasselt* Danika Waddell* Erika Teschke and Tim Koeppe Karen Walker Connie and Bruce Gray+ Claudine Wallace Balan Sethu and Lalith Raman* Amy and Ryan Warren Robin Warren and Jason Gruber Elizabeth Rowan+ Anna-Simone Williams ‘09 Casey Wing Inye Wokoma May Wong and Erik Raistakka* Stephanie and Patrick Gerding Laura and Tom Zeman+ Bo Zhang
THANK YOU! Every effort has been made to acknowledge each donor. We apologize for any omissions or errors. If we need to make a correction to your listing, please call us at 206-709-2228, ext. 1220.
Leadership Giving Circle (*) = Supporters who gave $1,000 or more to SGS in the 2019-2020 fiscal year | 5 Consecutive Years (+) = Donors who have given to SGS for 5+ consecutive years.
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M ISSI O N S TATE M E NT Our Mission is to inspire and develop courageous leaders who think independently, work collaboratively, learn joyfully, and champion change. OU R PA SSIO N Empowering each student to live her potential. OU R B E LIE F S Empowering a girl changes the world. It is fundamental to understand and address issues of difference and oppression. An integrated, collaborative curriculum challenges and engages students. Middle school should be joyful, curiosity-filled, and safe and open to all voices.
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