Somerville House Foundation Impact Report 2023

Impact Report 2023

Celebrating Building 40 Years Brighter Futures

of

1984 - 2024

Recognising the significance of outstanding facilities in nurturing student growth, the Foundation’s 'Building Tomorrow Together' campaign garnered impressive support. Through the purchase of commemorative bricks and plaques, alongside voluntary contributions, the community contributed $303,000 towards the School's building fund. This investment paves the way for a conducive learning environment that fosters excellence in education.

In 2023, the Foundation welcomed your continued support for the School’s world-class sporting hub, SomerFields, with a successful Golf Day at Nudgee Golf Course raising $33,000 for essential sporting equipment.

Message from

the Foundation Chair

IMPACT REPORT / 2023

As Chair of the Somerville House Foundation, I would like to thank all of our generous donors for your wonderful support in 2023. This report captures your meaningful contributions and enables us to reflect on the impact of your generous giving. From granting talented students the opportunity to realise their potential at Somerville House through to enhancing the School’s learning and sporting facilities, your investment in girls’ education is an investment in the future of society.

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In 2023, 647 donors across our dedicated community collectively raised $1,008,033 over the course of the year, all directed towards enhancing the educational journey of today’s and future generations of Somerville House students.

Your generosity in providing lifechanging educational opportunities is no better demonstrated than through your unwavering support for scholarships.

The annual Foundation Lunch in May 2023 exemplified this support, raising an impressive $149,941 in a single afternoon.

The Foundation sadly received the news of the passing of much celebrated Somerville House Old Girl, Dr Jill Mellick (Class of 1965), in late 2022. Jill’s wish to give back to her alma mater was reflected in her Will through a bequest to support means tested scholarships at Somerville House. Through Jill’s legacy, a new scholarship will soon be established in her name, providing opportunities for financially disadvantaged students to attend Somerville House. Jill’s generosity demonstrates to us the power philanthropy plays in helping people connect their giving to their own personal values, and in creating a lifelong legacy.

In addition to financial support, the Foundation deeply appreciates those in our community who gave back through mentorship and expertise. The Dr Lorna Archibald medical networking event provided a platform for medical professionals and Old Girls studying medicine to generously share their time and advice with senior students.

The 2023 Impact Report offers an opportunity for reflection on the lives touched and the futures shaped through your collective actions. Each scholarship awarded, each brick laid, and each mentorship opportunity seized represents a ripple effect of positive change within our community and beyond. Together, we continue to build a legacy of impact that resonates across generations, enriching the landscape of education for years to come.

On behalf of the Somerville House Foundation Board, I would like to extend my sincere thanks to all of you who supported the Foundation in 2023 and I look forward to seeing what we can accomplish together in 2024.

Ms Bethwyn Todd Chair, Somerville House Foundation

2023 Impact Report at a Glance

DONATIONS RECEIVED

TOTAL DONATED TO SOMERVILLE HOUSE

$1M+

$1.47M

CORPORATE SPONSORS

TOTAL DONORS

14

NEW DONORS

647

SCHOLARSHIP FUND DONATIONS

229

BUILDING FUND DONATIONS

INCOME INVESTMENT RECEIVED

$598K

$332K

$593K

DONOR RELATIONSHIP

2021

2022

2023

2021

2022

2021

$307K

$301K $190K

2023

156K

2022

2023

$303K $184K

FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2023

Old Girl

82% 8%

Parent

8,509,415 NET ASSETS

10%

Friends & Staff

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Thank you to all those who helped enrich the educational journey of generations of Somerville House students in 2023.

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Somerville House

Foundation Funds Gifts to the Somerville House Foundation provide talented students with opportunities through scholarships, bursaries and support programs that otherwise would not be available.

Building Funds SomerFields SomerFields, located on Dunn Road, Rocklea, is a stateof-the-art, multi-million sporting and recreational facility benefiting students from all over Queensland.

Spread over 15.4 hectares of land, just 10.2 km from the School, the newly developed precinct features six ovals, ten multipurpose courts and a 400m, 8 lane grass track with areas for throws and jumps. The precinct accommodates athletics, cricket, hockey, football, netball, softball, touch and tennis training and competition.

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Multipurpose facilities are planned for the future, which will provide a hub for support groups and clubs to host co-curricular events, meetings and functions.

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TOTAL DONATED BY SOMERVILLE HOUSE FOUNDATION TO SOMERVILLE HOUSE TO ASSIST IN THE DELIVERY OF THE SOMERFIELDS MASTER PLAN IN 2023

$1.28M

Building Tomorrow Together In 2021, the ‘Heritage Heart’ project was initiated, which on completion, will see the meticulous restoration to several historically significant buildings including Fewings, Cumbooquepa, Chambers, and the Chapel. This initiative signifies a commitment to preserving the rich heritage that defines the essence of our cherished School.

Upon the launch of the Heritage Heart plans, the community was extended a warm invitation to contribute to this cause through the 'Building Tomorrow Together' campaign. This initiative allowed individuals to make a financial contribution and, in return, immortalise their support by having their names engraved on a commemorative brick or plaque, placed on the Fewings Verandah.

The ‘Building Tomorrow Together’ campaign was complimented by the generosity of current Somerville House parents through the Voluntary Contribution program, to amass a total of $303,500 raised in support of the School’s building fund in 2023.

We extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to the families who contributed towards supporting the Somerville House building fund.

Capital Projects

Timeline 1992

1992 to 1996

1999

1997

1999

1997 to 2005

The Murray Evans Sports and Aquatic Centre

Valmai Pidgeon Performing Arts Complex (VPAC)

2014

2017

The Chambers, purchase and refurbishment

2018

2009

2009 The Ness Goodwin Building

2019

The Foundation Building

2017

2018

2019

The Bauer Building

Seymour Library Refurbishment

Cumbooquepa Stained Glass restoration

2021

2021

2022

2021

2021 to 2040

SomerFields

2014

Masterplan

2022

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A Block Heritage Heart Restoration

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Scholarship and Bursary Fund Advancing Girls’ Education Gifts to the Somerville House Foundation provide talented students with opportunities through scholarships, bursaries and support programs that otherwise would not be available.

2023 Foundation Lunch The annual Foundation Lunch held in May 2023 saw guests coming together to raise $149,941 in one afternoon. All funds raised are directed to lifechanging educational opportunities for girls through scholarships named in honour of Dr Russell Bird and Mrs Elizabeth Gilchrist AM, and the new established Rural and Regional Scholarship in memory of Kate Benjamin.

Creating a Legacy through Planned Giving

IMPACT REPORT / 2023

We sadly received the news of the passing of much celebrated Somerville House Old Girl, Dr Jill Mellick (Class of 1965), in late 2022. Before Jill’s passing, she met with representatives of the Somerville House Foundation to express her wish to create a legacy through her Will. Jill’s generous bequest will be used to establish a new scholarship in her name, aimed at providing the opportunity of a Somerville House education to a daughter of a first-generation parent.

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TOTAL DONATED BACK TO SOMERVILLE HOUSE FOR SCHOLARSHIP AND BURSARY PURPOSES IN 2023

$101,000

Meet

Marni Zammataro

Marni Zammataro (Class of 2021), past recipient of a Somerville House Marni Zammataro (Classreflects of 2021), recipient of aopportunity Somerville House Foundation Scholarship on past the life changing Foundation Scholarship reflects on the life changing opportunity presented to her through the generosity of others. presented to her through the generosity of others.

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had day-girl families who would take hadin day-girl take her as onefamilies of their who own would for weekends. her in as one of their own for weekends.

There's so much value for boarders in a There's so much value forwill boarders home-cooked meal - we forever in bea home-cooked meal we will forever be grateful to those families, who we now grateful thosefriends.” families, who we now considertoclose consider close friends.”

TOTAL STUDENTS WHO RECEIVED One of Marni’s goals is to share her MULTI-YEAR SCHOLARSHIP AND One of Marni’s goals is to share her for story so she can encourage support BURSARIAL SUPPORT IN 2023 story so she can encourage support regional scholarships. “What makes afor regionalisscholarships. a school the people in “What it, frommakes all walks school is the people in it, from all walks of life, and we absolutely need the grit, of life, and and work we absolutely need the grit, drive, ethic of our country kids drive, work ethic of ourMarni country kids in our and school community,” said. in our school community,” Marni said. had day-girl families who would take Marni will undoubtably continue to Marni willone continue to her in as ofnext theirleg own succeed inundoubtably the offor herweekends. academic succeed the legfor ofcompleting her academic There's so much value boarders in a journey asina uninext student, journey as aofuni student, completing home-cooked meal - we will foreveratbe a Bachelor Law and Psychology a Bachelor of Law andshe Psychology at grateful toopportunity those families, who we now QUT – an graciously QUT – an opportunity she graciously consider friends.” credits toclose a first-class education gained credits to a first-class at Somerville House. education gained One of Marni’sHouse. goals is to share her at Somerville story she can encourage support While so studying Marni is working as for While studying Marni working as a regional scholarships.

“What a Legal Assistant in a is city Lawmakes firm, a Legal in arose aincity Law all firm, school isAssistant the people it, from walks an opportunity that through a anlife, opportunity that arose through agrit, of and we absolutely need theAnd Somerville boarding connection.

Somerville boarding connection.

And drive, of ourholds country as for and whatwork elseethic the future forkids asour for school what else thespace. future Marni holds said. for in community,” Marni… watch this Marni… watch this space.

Marni will undoubtably continue to succeed in the next leg of her academic journey as a uni student, completing a Bachelor of Law and Psychology at QUT – an opportunity she graciously credits to a first-class education gained at Somerville House.

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While studying Marni is working as a Legal Assistant in a city Law firm, an opportunity that arose through a Somerville boarding connection. And as for what else the future holds for Marni… watch this space.

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one day a week to juggling four or five Marni had always wanted to go one day a to week tothe juggling four Marni had always wanted to go workdays save money foror thefive to boarding school, so when her workdays to save the money forare the to boarding so when her boarding fees,” Verda said “We parents Benschool, and Verda encouraged boarding fees,” Verda “We arefor parents Ben for anda Verda encouraged eternally grateful to Mrsaid Thompson her to apply full scholarship at eternally grateful to Mr Thompson her to apply for a full scholarship at giving Marni such an extraordinaryfor Somerville House, from Years 7 through giving Marni such an extraordinary Somerville House, from Years 7 through opportunity.”

12, she seized the opportunity. “It opportunity.”

12, she seized the opportunity.

“It was extremely exciting to be chosen Although Marni missed her home with was extremely chosen as the recipientexciting for suchtoabe generous Although Marni missed her home views of the Bunya Mountains, herwith as the recipient for such a generous scholarship, and although it sounds views of the Bunya Mountains, her parents and her three younger siblings, scholarship, it sounds cliché, it wasand trulyalthough life changing,” Marni parents and herathree younger siblings, Marni Zammataro (Class of 2021), past recipient of Somerville House she threw herself into the activities on cliché, it was truly life changing,” Marni said. “I came from Kumbia State School she threw herself into the activities on - in Year 7, opportunity she won the Seymour Foundation Scholarship reflects life changing said.

“I came from Kumbia State with 86 kids, to having 140 girls inSchool my on the offer - in 7, she won the Seymour Award forYear a boarder showing leadership, with 86Itkids, to having 140change, girlsthe in my presented her through generosityoffer of others. grade. wasto a significant but Award for a boarder showing leadership, companionship and compassion. was around a significant change,girls but Igrade. loved Itbeing like-minded companionship andwon compassion.

Over the years she numerous girls I loved being around who wanted to have alike-minded crack one day a week to juggling four or five Marni had always wanted toat goschool.”

Over the years she won numerous academic achievement awards and who wanted to have a crack at school.” workdays to save the money for the to boarding school, so when her academic achievement awardsand and was Macarthur House Captain Marni was the second recipient of the boarding fees,” Verda said “We are parents Ben and Verda encouraged was Macarthur House and into Marni was the second recipient of the Prefect in her final year.Captain “I launched six year Sidonie Thompson Memorial eternally grateful to Mr Thompson for her to apply for a full scholarship at Prefect in her final year. “IHouse. launched into six year Sidonie Thompson Memorial everything at Somerville I could Scholarship, named in honour of a giving Marni such an extraordinary Somerville House, from Years 7 through everything ataSomerville House.

I could Scholarship, named honourMarni of a just jump on bus and play sport!

From former student at theinSchool. opportunity.”

12, she seized the opportunity. “It just jump on a bus and play sport! From former student at the touch football, to rowing, was eager to meet herSchool. patron.Marni Letters waterpolo, was extremely exciting to be chosen touch football, to rowing, was eagerhad to meet patron.

Letters waterpolo, of thanks beenher sent over the years choir, cross country – Somerville Although Marni missed her homeHouse with as the recipient for such a generous of thanks beenmeeting sent over the years choir,socross country –to Somerville House with a facehad had many options chooseher from.” to face finally taking views of the Bunya Mountains, scholarship, and although it sounds with faceyear had sowas many options choose from.” to face meeting“I finally taking Marni involved in public in hera last at School. was always parents andalso her threeto younger siblings, cliché, it was truly life changing,” Marni Marni was also involved in public in her last year at School.

“I was always service.

In Year 12, she and her friend conscious of doing my best because she threw herself into the activities on said. “I came from Kumbia State School service.

In Year conscious of doing my best because Sophia turned their love of friend cross the scholarship I received held such offer - inKing Year 7, 12, sheshe wonand theher Seymour withscholarship 86 kids, to having 140held girlssuch in my their love of cross Sophia King turned the I received country running into a way to raise personal significance for Mr Thompson.

Award for a boarder showing leadership, grade. It was a significant change, but country running into a way to raise personal significance for Mr Thompson. money for research mental health, He lost his daughter and decided the companionship and into compassion.

IHe loved being aroundand like-minded girls money for research into mental health, histodaughter decided an issue they had become passionate bestlost way remember her was to the give Over the years she won numerous who wanted to have a crack at school.” an issue they had become passionate best way to remember her was to give about.

With the help of the Somerville a gift of education to another girl,” academic achievement awards and about. With the the girls help raised of the Somerville a gift of education to another girl,” community overand $4,000 Marni said. was Macarthur House Captain Marni was the second recipient of the community the girls raised over $4,000 Marni said. for the Black Dog Institute.

Prefect in her final year. “I launched into six year Sidonie Thompson Memorial Although the scholarship covered for the Black Dog Institute. everything at Somerville House. I could Scholarship, named in honour of a Although the scholarship covered Coming from a rural village with only a tuition, Marni’s parents Ben and Verda, just jumpfrom on aabus and playwith sport! From former student at the School.

Marni Coming rural village a tuition, Marni’s Benofand Verda, school, a service who both have parents jobs on top running station, and “a only butcher touch football, to rowing, was eager to meet her patron.

Letters waterpolo, school, a service who both have jobs on top of running station, and “a butcher their farm, had to find the money for with the best sausages in the world,” of thanks had been sent the years choir, cross country – Somerville House their farm,and hadother to find theover money with best in the world,” boarding Marnithe and hersausages family appreciated the school costs,for and with a face to face meeting finally taking had so many options to choose from.” boarding and other school costs, and Marni her family she appreciated sense and of community found at the it was a stretch.

Marni was also involved in public in her last year at School. “I was always it was a stretch. sense of community she found at Marni Somerville.

“Every single teacher service. In Year 12, she and her friend conscious of doing my best because “We weren't sure how we would fund Somerville.

“Every single teacher had from day one through to YearMarni 12 “Wescholarship weren't sure how we would fund Sophia King turned their love of cross the I received heldwhen such boarding component, but day one through to Year who 12 had was from truly amazing.

Even teachers country running into a way to raise personal Mr the boarding component, butThompson. whenwe Marni wassignificance offered thefor scholarship, was truly amazing. who didn't actually haveEven her inteachers their class money for research into mental health, He lostwas his daughter and decided the Marni offered the scholarship, we thought ‘How can we deny her this didn'tout actually have their class went of their wayher to in help her,” Verda an issue they had become passionate best way‘How to remember her was to give thought can deny herworking this opportunity?’

So, Iwe went from went “We out ofwere theiralso wayfortunate to help her,” said. that Verda Marni about. With the help of the Somerville a gift of education another opportunity?’

So, Ito went fromgirl,” working said. “We were also fortunate that Marni community the girls raised over $4,000 Marni said. for the Black Dog Institute.

SOMERVILLE HOUSE CONNECTIONS Although the scholarship covered S SO OM ME ER RV V II L LL LE E H HO OU US SE E C CO ON NN NE EC CT T II O ON NS S Coming from a rural village with only a tuition, Marni’s parents Ben and Verda, school, a service station, and “a butcher who both have jobs on top of running

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TOTAL DONATED TO SOMERVILLE HOUSE FOR SPORTING EQUIPMENT IN 2023

IMPACT REPORT / 2023

$33,000

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Sports Fund For the first time since 2017 the Somerville House Foundation was delighted to host a Foundation Golf Day on Friday 4 August.

90 players from the Somerville House Community descended upon the course at Nudgee Golf Course for what was a glorious day out.

A total of $33,000.00 was raised on the day through the generosity of our corporate sponsors JMAC, Laurel Group, Lexus Brisbane Group, T-Matters, AxiChem, Bidfood and the PMSA, with the raffle and auction prizes, generously supported by many in our local business community.

Proceeds from this event went towards supporting the Director of Sport, Andrew McCabe, in his quest to offer world class sporting facilities at SomerFields, through the purchase of sports equipment.

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Thank you to our 2023 supporters Ashley Cooper Construction Ltd Axichem Pty Ltd Benevity Bidfood Australia BSPN Architects Datacom Department of Industry, Science and Resources Eaton Services Group FlowTech National JBWere JMAC Constructions Laurel Group Lenovo Lexus of Brisbane PMSA Paul White Foundation Pty Ltd Queensland Community Foundation by Queensland Gives Siganto Foundation Somerville House Old Girl's Association T-Matters Ltd Pty Vicinity Centres Anonymous (3) Mr M and Mrs J Ablett Mr R and Mrs D Acott Mr J and Mrs L Adcock Mr P and Mrs S Ainkaran Mr A and Mrs R Alafaci Dr S Ali and Dr M Ramzan Ms M Allan His Honour Judge J Allen and Mrs L Hendy Dr R Allen and Ms K Stevens Mr J and Mrs A Aloisi Mr C Alston and Mrs N Taylor Mr M and Mrs S Anthon Mr S and Mrs A Apogremiotis Mr P and Mrs A Apolakiatiz Mr J and P Appleton Dr B Armstrong and Dr S Olsen Mr S and Mrs S Arndell Mr D and Mrs L Ascough Mrs C Atkinson Mr Y Au and Ms A Lam Mr R and Mrs K Auchter Mr A and Mrs M Avdyl Mr L and Ms B Bai Mrs A Bailey Mr J and Mrs R Baker Mr T and Mrs C Baker Mr P and Mrs T Ball Mr M and Mrs J Ballentine Dr J Banham and Dr R McBride Mr P Barry and Ms K Golder Ms R Bauer Mr M and Mrs E Beasley Mr D and Mrs N Beatty Mr S and Mrs D Beaumont Mrs B Bedwell Mr N Behrens and Dr A Miedecke Mr E and Dr L Belin Dr C and Dr L Bell Mrs K Bell Mr R Bellotti and Ms J Heywood Mr D and Mrs J Bendzala Mr A and Dr F Benjamin Mr Z Bian and Mrs J Wang Mr W Bickey and Mrs R McCann Mr W and Mrs S Bidstrup Mr G and Mrs K Biggs Mr A and Dr P Bilinski Mr Z Bing and Mrs X Liu Mr P and Mrs J Bini Mr T and Mrs D Bird Mr P and Mrs L Bishop Mr J Blanking and Mrs K Markwarth Mr A and Mrs R Bligh Mr M Blok and Ms R Brunello

Mr C Blue Mr D Bojja Raju and Dr A Madiraju Sudarsan Dr A Booth and Ms R King Ms M Borger Mr K and Mrs A Boron Mr C and Dr U Bougoure Mr M and Mrs P Bowden Mrs P Bowman Mr J and Mrs R Box Mr S and Mrs L Box Mr D Boyle and Mrs X Fu Mr A Brar and Mrs C Kaur Mr N and Mrs S Brook Mr K and Mrs L Broome Mr M and Mrs L Brown Mr S Brown Dr R Brown and Dr G Nalder Mr C and Mrs W Brown Mr K and Mrs A Buckby Mr A Budd and Miss K Pickering Mr S and Mrs R Buhlman Dr D and Mrs G Burger Mr K and Mrs L Burrows Mr D and Mrs L Cameron Mr C and Mrs M Campbell Mr D Campbell and Dr J McCourt Mr J Cao and Ms Q Sun Mr J Cao and Ms L Rao Mr D and Mrs S Capper Miss A Carleton Mr S Carlos & Ms L Blake Mr P Casey and Mrs S Wild Mr O and Mrs F Chabrerie Mr P and Mrs J Chan Mr W Chan and Ms J Wong Dr J and Mrs M Chanaka Mr O Chancellor Mr J and Mrs A Chang Mr J Chang and Mrs A Huang Mr P Chao and Ms Y Yan Mr J Chappell and Ms E Kelly Mr O Chen and Ms P Han Mr H Chen and Mrs V Ma Mr E Chen and Ms L Po Mr Y Chen and Ms X Song Mr X Chen and Ms S Zhang Mr L Cheng and Ms J Ma Mr R and Mrs J Chiang Mr A Chien and Ms K Wu Mr E and Mrs V Childs Ms W Chim Dr R and Ms P Chiu Mr T and Mrs K Chung Miss G Ciapura Mr G and Mrs M Clark Dr P and Mrs F Clark Mr L and Mrs A Clauson Ms S Cohen Mr S Colditz and Dr W Wong Mr M Coleman and Mrs A Keller Ms T Collison Mr G and Dr A Connell Mr M Connor and Ms C Hennessy Mr N Constantinou and Ms B Geita Mr G and Mrs A Cormack Ms A Cottell Mr J and Mrs B Cowen Mr T and Mrs K Cox Mr A and Mrs N Cragnolini Mr D and Mrs M Craig Mr M and Dr S Crane Mr P and Mrs X Crethary Mr S Crum and Ms C Day Mr M Curran and Ms J Renaud Mr S and Mrs S Daley Dr P Dalton and Dr K Slee Dr M Daly and Ms L Higgins Mr M and Mrs M Daniel

Mr A and Mrs S Danieli Mr R and Mrs C Dayman Ms C De Jersey Mr N De Silva and Miss N Mallawarachchi Mr D and Mrs N Vries Mr R Deaves anad Dr S Bennett-Deaves Mr A Deng and Mrs Y Xia Mr S Desai and Ms J Wang Mr R and Mrs A DeTina Mr E Dewan and Ms S Kisun Dr D Dewar and Dr M Yoshida Dr J Dickie and Ms K Ivanovski Mr D and Mrs J Dimkin Mr J Diss and Ms T Van Den Bergh Mr V and Mrs H Dogan Mr A and K Dong Dr A and Mrs C Doolan Mr T and Mrs D Downes Mr P Drinnen and Ms L Yee Mr M Duckett and Mrs E Robinson Mr T and Mrs S Duffy Mr S and Mrs R Duggan Mr C and Mrs M Duncan Dr S Durakovic and Dr E Hatunic Mr D Eagles and Ms K Parascos Mr C and Mrs M Eaton Mrs J Edmunds Mr A El Gazzar and Ms L Harvison Dr H and Mrs L Ellepola Mr C Ellsmore and Dr C Mooring Dr U Epa and Dr S Amarasinghe Mr J and Mrs V Evans Mr B and Mrs L Evans Mr S Fan and Mrs Y Huang Mr A and Mrs E Farrer Mr D and Mrs J Fazldeen Mr C and Mrs A Feltham Mr D Ferraro Dr G Fincher and Dr D Sedgwick Fincher Mr R and Mrs D Finn Mr W and Mrs V Finnemore Ms P Flaskos Mr D and Mrs A Fleming Mr P and Mrs M Foster Dr S and Mrs K Fowler Mr M and Mrs S Fryer Mr M Fryga and Ms B Morris Mr C Fu and Ms C Wong Dr S Fu Mr T Fung nd Ms R Zhao Mr W and Mrs A Gallagher Mr S and Mrs A Gamer Dr C Gan and Dr S Choy Mr I Garap and Miss J Tokome Dr J and Mrs E Geertsema Dr T and Mrs A Gervais Mr I and Mrs P Gilmore Mr M and Mrs L Glassick Dr W Glasson AM and Dr C Jackson AO Dr V and Mrs K Goel Dr D and Mrs J Goldsmith Mr J and Mrs S Goodman Mr S Grammer Mr L and Mrs A Gray-Buchanan Mr M and Mrs N Green Mr D Grikis and Mrs H Wilson Mr A and Mrs W Grummitt Mr A and Mrs F Gutteridge Mr D Hackett and Ms S Bushell Mr S Ham and Ms Y Okubo Mr H and Mrs J Hamilton Mr J Han and Ms E Park Mr P Hangidigedara and Dr E Prangige Mr J and Mrs R Harbison Mr D Hargest and Dr P Fairweather Dr J and Dr H Harraway Mr J and Mrs B Harrison Miss M Harrison Mr D and Mrs S Hartley Mr J and Mrs C Hayes Mr S and Mrs K Hazard Mr J He and Mrs M Wang Mr M and Mrs L Hederics Dr G and Mrs S Henricks Mr A and Mrs G Heraghty Mr B and Mrs R Hewitt Mr B and Mrs H Hill Mr K and Mrs S Hill Mr G and Mrs R Hills Mr A and Mrs J Hirst Mr K Fo and Ms J Ho Mr M and Ms D Hobbs Mr D and Mrs M Holt Mr L Hong and Ms T Han Mr D and Mrs D Hood Mr I and Mrs K Hooper

Mr M and Mrs A Horne Mr J and Mrs K Horrigan Mr R and Mrs K Howard Mr M Hsueh and Ms H Huang Mr T Hu and Mrs I Chang Mr Y Hu and Ms S Liang Dr D Huang and Ms D Rose-Huang Mr V Huang and Ms A Wang Mr H Huang and Miss Y Weng Mr X Hui and Mrs J Zhang Mr N and Mrs N Humzy-Hancock Mr K and Mrs E Hunt Ms K Hunter Mr M and Mrs S Hunter Mr P and Mrs S Hunt-Sharp Miss J Hutcheson Mr R and Mrs S Hutson Dr G and Mrs K Ilett Mr S and Mrs A Inwood Mr R and Mrs N Ireland Dr D Jain and Mrs P Gupta Mr M and Mrs M James Mr N and Mrs H Janetski Mr D and Mrs C Jansz Dr C and Dr A Jardim Mr J and Mrs R Jensen Dr J and Dr L Jenvey Mr M and Mrs S Jesberger Mr L Ji and Ms X Li Ms T Jiang Mr B Jiang and Mrs L Cao Mr P Jiang and Ms S Shu Mrs W Jinks Miss A Johnston Mr A Jois and Ms A Feros Mr M Jones and Ms J Pagan Dr M Joy and Ms M Bond Mr R Jung and Mrs H Jeon Mr B Jung and Mrs E Ko Dr A Justus and Mrs N Joy Cherukara Mr B and Mrs K Kang Mr A and Mrs S Karim Dr N and Dr K Kashyap Dr B Kath and Dr P Marella Mr M and Mrs S Kawano Mr J and Dr E Kelley Mr B and Mrs R Kidd Mr B and Mrs E Kidston Rev D and Mrs S Kim Mr J and Mrs L Kim Mr Y Kim and Mrs Y Song Mr D and Mrs R Kinnaird Mrs E Kinnon Mr S and Mrs B Kirkpatrick Mr C and Mrs R Kriticos Mr J and Mrs C Laffey Dr M Lan and Ms M Lin Ms M Lau Mr L Lau and Miss P Mok Prof K Lauchland Dr P and Mrs P Law Mr C Law and Ms T Kwan Mr C and Mrs C Lawson Ms D Layt Mr D Le and Ms A Chan Mr V Le and Mrs H Tran Mr C Lee and Mrs C Chu Dr H Lee and Mrs H Kim Mr J Lee and Ms R Kim Dr D Lee and Ms D Chao Mr B Lee and Mrs T Hsieh Mr J Lee and Ms S Park Mr J Lee and Ms C Yoon Mrs K Lees Mr S and Mrs A Lennard Mr K Leung and Ms L Poon Mr B Leung and Mrs W Sze Mr T and Mrs R Lewis Ms L Li Mr N Li and Ms Y Liu Mr Y Li and Ms H Pan Mr Z Li and Mrs S Sui Mr M Liang and Ms L Shi Mr X Liang and Ms H Gu Mr J Liang and Ms Z Zeng Mr B Liao and Mrs H Ai Mr Y Liao and Ms C Kuo Mr S Lim and Mrs S Kim Mr E Lindner Mr L Reddy and Mrs S Prabhakar Reddy Dr J Lingard Mr X Liu and Ms Y Li Mr Y Liu and Ms L Ma Mr Z Liu and Mrs N Ma Mr R and Mrs N Lloyd Jones Dr D Lockwood and Dr H Sethi

Mr S Long and Ms Z Leung Mr W Long and Mrs P Wei Mr A and Dr G Lowson Mr W Lu and Ms L Chen Dr K and Mrs K Lundqvist Mr V Luu and Mrs T Mai Mr J Lv and Ms J Peng Mr D and Mrs L Mackenzie Mr P and Mrs L Maddison Mr A and Mrs H Mahoney Mr B and Mrs D Malik Mr M and Mrs V Mamet Miss M Manalaysay Mr A Manouchehri and Mrs G Saeedfaraji Mr T March Ms A Markey Miss M Mars Mr G and Mrs K Marshall Mr J and Mrs P Matharu Mr T and Mrs S Mathers Mr A and Mrs K Mattiske Mr P and Mrs L McCarthy Mr W and Mrs C McClennan Mr S and Mrs S McCosker Mr T and Mrs K McCullough Mr C and Mrs A McDonald Mrs J McDonald Mr B and Mrs D McDonnell Dr D and Mrs J McLaughlin Mrs F McMahon Mr B and Mrs A McNamee Mr G and Mrs K McIntyre Mr A McVinish and Mrs D Brodie Mr I and Mrs K Medina Prof Jill Letty Mellick (Dec) Mr B and Dr J Mendis Mr J and Mrs R Meredith Mr S Mew and Ms W Choi Ms M Mierendorff Mr J and Mrs D Milani Mr B and Mrs J Miller Mr M Miller and Ms K Geldard Dr R and Prof K Mills Mr A and Mrs J Milne Mr P and Mrs M Milzewski Mr J and Mrs K Minglis Mr G and Mrs L Mitchell Mr N and Mrs R Mitchell Mr R and Mrs Z Moore Mr D and Mrs A Morgan Mr J and Mrs S Muchall Dr D Mudge and Dr M Holt Mr M Muga and Ms C Copland Mrs E Muir Mr G Mumford and Ms A Kehoe Mr D and Mrs G Murphy Mr M and Mrs M Musgrave Mr G Nagal Mr C and Mrs A Nahrung Mr H and Mrs K Nakamura Mr A and Mrs L Newman Mr G and Mrs C Newman Mr T Ng and Ms V Wong Mr A Ng and Ms V Foo Dr C Ng and Ms S Lui Mr S Ngaosyvathn and Miss P Masuwan Ms G Nguyen Mr M Niu and Ms Y Deng Mr G and Mrs I Njoku Mr J and Ms C Nohr Mr S and Mrs N Norman Mr A and Mrs J Nui Mr D and Mrs G Oakley Mr R and Mrs M O'Connell Dr B O'Connell and Dr N Porter Mr J and Mrs A O'Connor Mr Y and Mrs Y Okamoto Mr L and Mrs F O'Kelly Mr M and Mrs J O'Neill Dr C O'Neill and Dr S Anderson Mr P and Mrs A O'Sullivan Mr G and Mrs R Oxenford Mr W and Mrs M Oxenford Mr A and Mrs A Page Mrs S Page Mr K and Mrs M Pamenter Mr J Pan and Mrs T Li Mr H Pan and Mrs J Wen Mr S Pantc and Mrs Z Yuan Dr J and Mrs E Papacostas Mr G and Mrs A Papas Mr H Park & Mrs P Gai Dr S Parker and Dr G McKeon Mr L Parker and Ms Y Minami Mr A and Mrs S Parry Mr K and Mrs K Patel

Mr C and Mrs S Patino Dr S and Mrs M Pavia Mr C and Mrs J Persse Dr M Petavrakis and Mrs M McGregor Mr G and Mrs L Petrulis Mr L Peyton and Dr M Rauter Mr S and Mrs A Philipson Mr M and Mrs E Pigram Dr M and Mrs E Pinkham Mr B and Mrs M Pollock Mr A and Mrs T Pope Ms S Portas Mr D and Mrs K Porter Dr G and Dr C Porter Mr B and Mrs S Postma Dr N and Dr L Potter Dr S and Dr V Prasad Mr C Pratt and Ms R Carney Mr C and Mrs M Price Mr D and Mrs O Prince Mr R and Mrs K Prineas Mr A and Ms L Pritchard Mr D and Mrs M Procter Dr S Purushothaman and Dr A Arjunan Dr M Putt and Ms R Moores Mr B Quarterman Mr C Raciti and Ms H Kim Mrs N Raine Mr A and Mrs V Randall Dr A Ratnam and Ms E Leon Prof M and Dr L Reid Mr A Reilly Mr P and Mrs N Rhodes Mr D and Mrs I Robertson Mrs S Robertson Mr C Roberston and Dr C Blyth Miss G Robinson Mr P Roney and Ms U Praser Mr P and Mrs L Rose The Hon Dr C and Mrs J Rowan Mr R and Mrs N Rowe Mr N Rudd and Ms R Griffiths-Rudd Mr B and Mrs B Ryan Ms C Ryan Mr D and Mrs F Sakkas Mr L and Mrs M Sanders Mr T and Mrs J Sanders Dr B and Mrs S Sandhu Mr W Sauer and Mrs S Baartz Mr S and Mrs J Saunders Mr M Scarborough and Mrs G Alle Mrs G Schwennesen-Condon Mr A and Mrs E Scifleet Mr A Scott Mr R and Mrs J Seaborn Miss G Searles Mr P Seaton and Ms A Lobb Mr P Seevaratnam and Dr J Keegel Dr I and Dr Y Seneviratne Dr S and Mrs P Sengupta Mr M and Mrs K Shackel Dr K Shahin and Dr K Marhfour Dr M Shanavas and Dr B Pilikkathody Mr M and Mrs N Sharma Mr B and Mrs J Sharp Dr D and Mrs E Sharp Mr J and Mrs J Shelburn Mr F Shen and Ms J Fan Mr Y Shen and Mrs L Huang Mr T Shi and Mrs X Liu Mr R Shi and Mrs J Zhao Mr J Shim and Mrs J Yang Mr G and Mrs S Siemon Mr G and Mrs R Singh Mr A Singh and Mrs H Kaur Mr J Sinnamon Dr M and Dr J Siriwardhane Mr C and Mrs A Smith Mr D and Mrs E Smith Mr L and Dr S Smith Dr M Soo and Ms S Johnson Dr R and Dr R Sooriyaarachchi Mr J Southam Dr S and Dr A Speed Mr P and Mrs R Spezza Mr J and Mrs T Squires Mr C Stanley and Ms S McMullan Mr C and Mrs T Stapleton Mr O and Mrs S Steele Mr D and Mrs M Stelletos Mr J and Mrs A Stevenson Mr M and Mrs P Stewart Mr J Stitt and Mrs R Pearson Mr M and Mrs Y Stojkovski Mr T and Mrs S Stork Dr A and Mrs C Strahan

Mr L Su and Mrs D Gao Mr K Su and Mrs J He Mr M Su and Ms Y Huang Dr P Subramania and Dr M Saxena Mr D and Mrs Y Sun Dr P and Dr L Swindle Mr D and Mrs J Tan Prof J Tan and Dr T Wang Mr A and Mrs O Tassone Ms L Taylor Miss A Teo Mr Y and Mrs B Teo Mr A Thallon Mr S and Mrs D Thong Ms N Tilling Mr J Titus and Ms M Simonds Ms B Todd Mr H and Mrs M Toguma Dr G and Mrs B Tollesson Mr R and Mrs A Tolley Dr K Towsey and Dr D Ting Mr P Tran and Ms J Ting Mr S and Mrs M Treacy Mr B Triffitt and Dr R Nunan Mr L Trouchet Ms H Tuckerman Trust Mr J Um and Mrs S Jeong Mr N and Mrs E Vallance Mr M Van Baalen and Dr P Lanyon-Roberts Mr R and Dr N Vashishtha Mr E and Mrs E Vasilyeva Mr P and Mrs K Vaughan Mr T and Mrs C Vele Mr C Viale and Mrs A Damerval Mr D and Mrs J Vojinov Mr I and Mrs M Walker Mr S and Mrs S Walker Mr D Walker and Mrs A Southern Mr M Wallis and Ms S Bird Mr S and Mrs A Walters Dr T Walters and Dr K Wick Mr T Wan and Ms S Lam Mr E Wancik and Mrs A Nakhromi Mr D Wang and Mrs M Cui Mr B Wang and Mrs H Gao Mr X Wang and Ms N Fu Mr Y Wang and Mrs S Lu Mr D Wang and Ms M Zhong Mr S and Ms L Ward Mr M and Mrs M Wass Mr C and Mrs J Waters Mr A and Mrs S Wauchope Mr J and Mrs S Webster Mr S and Mrs M Wells Mr D Wen and Mrs Q Lu

Mr D Wendt and Ms M Downes Miss J Whittaker Mr K and Mrs K Wiegand Mr T and Mrs R Wiley Mr M and Mrs F Wilkinson Mr S and Mrs C Willebrands Mr S and Mrs B Williams Mr B and Mrs R Wilson Ms L Wilson Mr T and Mrs K Winson Mr S and Mrs T Wiseman Mr M Wolf and Ms S Carroll Mr K and Mrs N Wolski Mr T Wong and Ms J Ting Mr M and Mrs R Woolley Mrs M Worthington Mr H and Mrs M Wu Mr W Wu and Ms Y Fan Mr W Wu and Ms T Tang Dr S Xu and Dr X Liu Mr Z Xue and Mrs J Peng Mr C and Mrs C Yabsley Mr H Yang and Mrs K Lai Mr N Yang and Ms N Xing Mr P Ye and Mrs S Wu Mr Z Yin and Mrs Y Yang Mr H Yong Oh and Mrs E Kim Mr J and Mrs A York Mr L You and Ms L Chen Mr S and Mrs N Young Berryman Mr B Yu and Ms Z He Mr G Yu and Mrs L Diao Mr Y Yu and Ms Z Sha Mr K and Mrs L Yunker Ms K Zervaas Mr C and Mrs Y Zhang Mr H Zhang and Mrs S Shen Mr W Zhang and Ms X Yu Mr X Zhang and Mrs J Zhao Mr J Zhang and Ms T Zou Mr X Zhang and Miss Y Du Mr J Zhang and Ms C Siu Mr H Zhang and Mrs L Sun Prof Z Zhamg and Mrs S Zhou Mr X Zhao and Mrs W Li Mr C Zhao and Ms C Wu Mr J Zheng and Ms L Wei Mr H and Ms H Zhou Mr G Zhou and Mrs J Gao Mr P Zhou and Mrs L Meng Mr M Zhou and Ms H Zhong Mr J and Mrs X Zhu Mr Y Zhu and Ms C Liu Mr K Zou and Mrs S Zhu

Foundation Membership The Foundation acknowledges, recognises and celebrates our donors through events, publications and opportunities to be further involved with School life.

Foundaton Members are invited to special Foundation and School events, the Annual General Meeting (AGM) and will receive updates on Foundation activities via email. AGM attendance is not obligatory.

Foundation membership levels, based on cumulative giving: MEMBER: $4,000 to $9,999 ASSOCIATE: $10,000 to $24,999 FELLOW: $25,000 to $49,999 GOVERNOR: $50,000 to $99,999 PATRON: $100,000+ Donations can be made by way of a one-off gift or by committing to a multi-pledge. Upon receipt of gifts, eligible donors will receive an invitation to join as members according to their level.

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For more information, please contact: The Somerville House Foundation Office T +61 7 3033 9255 E foundation@somerville.qld.edu.au Visit us at www.somerville.qld.edu.au/community/somerville-house-foundation