The 1600 Magazine- Winter 2022

2022 – 2023

Board of Trustees

Tim Weil

Chair

Paula Mitchell

Vice-Chair

Melissa Orth Treasurer

Marci McLean

Secretary

Brent Alfred Cynammon Burns Allen

Angie Carlson

Aubrey Connatser

Mark Copeland Candy Crespo

Grace Daniels

Sherrelle Evans-Jones

Susan Fisk

Leila Gary Gwen George Michael Guidry

Kevin Hall Will Haynes

Sarah Kennington

John Kiser

Dianne Livings

David R. Martin

Dennis Palmer

Rev. Paul Rasmussen Crystal Ross Elizabeth Saab

Dotti Singhal Arnold Spencer Carter Tolleson Kelly Turco Wayne Warren

Lisa Williams

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS

Kathy Hubbard

Board Chair Emeritus David Cowling

Immediate Past Board Chair

Marnese Barksdale Elder

Foundation Chair

Tina Stansbury

Friends of St. Philip’s Sahar Haque

Junior League of Dallas Sherilyn Smith

PSA President

PEROT FAMILY HEADMASTER

Dr. Terry J. Flowers

I often use a phrase I picked up from an alum of St. Philip’s, Erykah Wright—now known as Erykah Badu. During the crisis of Hurricane Katrina, she responded here in Dallas to bring uplifting relief, recreational release, and reassurance to children housed in cramped shelters. Erykah gained access to the historic Forest Theater that had been shut down for over a decade. She partnered with St. Philip’s School & Community Center and local artists to have children from shelters bused in to experience the arts, recreation enrichment, and inspirational uplift amidst traumatic times.

During that period of ministry and inspiration, I heard Erykah use a refreshing phrase that resonates with my spirit. She told the children about her life, her various struggles and perseverance over “many summers.” I have consistently used this phrase to describe my time of service with St. Philip’s.

Perhaps, “many summers” resonates with me because I was born and raised in Chicago, went to undergrad in Iowa, and attended graduate school in New York. "Many summers” causes me to reflect not

Do What Works

on harsh winters but on the beautiful summers that always arrived after stormy seasons.

My long-standing service with the ministry of St. Philip’s has been one of “many summers.” The victorious accomplishments outshine the sacrifices, setbacks, and struggles. The success of our alumni is undeniable. God has smiled upon our recent faith leap to expand the school to 7th and 8th grade. Our trek through the pandemic under the steady guide of the world’s ‘dopest’ and most extraordinary principal, Kellee Murrell, has blessed us with increased enrollment and a dynamic pool of gifted faculty and talented staff.

The surrounding neighborhood has experienced decades of tumultuous abuse and neglect. Yet amongst it all, summers have prevailed. In fact, by next summer, we will yield visible evidence by breaking ground on our Moody Performing and Fine Arts Pavilion; making headway in the vital expansion of Aunt Bette’s Community Pantry; engaging in new housing development near our campus; and pursuing the development of a true athletic complex

and community park, made possible by generous partners including The Dallas Stars Foundation and Carolyn and David Miller. Eclipsing all of these, will be our addition of 8th grade for the 2023 – 2024 school year.

As I am blessed with more summers, I am certain I will receive queries about how, why, and what allowed me to minister with St Philip's for nearly four decades. I will refer not only to Erykah Badu’s “many summers” phrase but I will also reference another champion of education, Tom Luce, author of Do What Works: How Proven Practices Can Improve American Schools. Tom Luce, founder and chairman of Texas 2036, and his wife, Pam, a former chair of St. Philip’s Board, continuously encourage others to invest their time, talent, and treasures into endeavors that work.

When I am asked about my “many summers” and Why I Do What I Do (WIDWID), the answer is…because it works. St Philip’s School and Community Center is undeniably impactful, AND we have continued alumni success, along with neighborhood renewal underway to prove it. In the recent completion of our strategic

plan (thanks to trustees, John Kiser and Kathy Hubbard), we have the ten-year target of becoming “ the ultimate model for successful school-based community transformation.” In just a few more sublime summers, we will achieve our goals by “doing what works”. My heartfelt thanks to our parents, faculty, staff, and our legion of friends and volunteers for your compassionate and strategic investments and sacrifices.

Blessings, Dr. Terry J. Flowers

“My long-standing service with the ministry of St. Philip’s has been one of “many summers.” The victorious outcomes outshine the sacrifices, setbacks, and struggles.”

LIVING, WORKING & THRIVING BETTER, TOGETHER

This school year, we emerged from the pandemic as a united community with a common vision to transform the world through faith, education, and service. Our “ Better Together ” theme continues to shine a light on what makes our school such a unique place. We acknowledge that the success of our students and community is contingent upon our willingness to work, serve and live Better Together. This year is like others in that St. Philip’s continues to exhibit a spirit of collaboration, partnership, love, and support, but the theme of “Better Together” has cemented the notion that we are unbreakable and indestructible when we are selfless and live out a spirit of togetherness.

Our enrollment exceeded our expectations this year, and our students continue to thrive academically. When you step onto the campus, the air of excitement is palpable. Our newly added 7th graders walk the hall as leaders, risk-takers, and change agents. The growth of our middle school program includes new course offerings such as Latin, Mobile Game Design, Sculpting, Pre-AP, Entrepreneurship, Bible Class, and an athletics program. There is a newly renovated portable and a Middle School Lounge to accommodate our middle school expansion. Our new Middle School Director, Dr. Shaunaisea Henderson, brings her wealth of knowledge and expertise as a former school principal and her love for middle school students. The “middle” years can be challenging for young people, but our newly added counselor and additional resources are available to

nurture and support our students. The uniqueness of our program is that we maintain an intimate class size but offer many STEAM-related opportunities outside of the classroom.

Better Together also resonates with our Instructional Leadership Team. The development of this team of exceptional educators was designed to better serve our students, parents, and faculty. Each of our leaders is a proven educator and began as a classroom teacher. Their passion for teaching and learning makes them impactful and a valued resource for our families. Our concentration is not only on our students’ academic success but social and emotional wellness. The instructional leadership team and our teachers recognize the need to reduce student stress and increase resilience, while developing great character. We are Better Together when we care about humanity and teach our students that they are strengthened and empowered when united. Living, working, and thriving together is a common theme in the Bible. Just as a body is a sum of its parts, so too is a ministry. The overwhelming success of St. Philip’s School and Community Center is because of its partnership and collaborative service to the community, students, staff, and donors. It is the collected belief of all involved that St. Philip’s embraces everyone’s potential to be extraordinary.

Sincere Regards, Kellee Murrell

Christian Education

THE POWER OF COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP AT ST. PHILIP’S

A few years ago, St. Philip’s established a dynamic Instructional Leadership Team consisting of veteran and key faculty members tasked with accelerating school change by improving teaching and learning through increased collaboration. They’ve successfully established a culture and systematic way of practicing “distributed leadership,” where decision-making spreads from one person to a group, particularly as it relates to addressing school-wide instructional quality. These esteemed leaders are continuous learners, collaborative, knowledgeable of content, pedagogy, assessment and data. They are invested in the school’s vision and have a growth mindset.

Following are messages from three members of St. Philip’s Instructional Leadership Team – Telissha Wesson, Jacquelyn Andrews, and Dr. Shaunaisea Henderson – with updates and highlights on our school divisions.

SHAPING OUR YOUNGEST MINDS AND HEARTS

There’s no place like home! As the Hunt Family Early Childhood Director, year twenty-nine as an employee, and thirty-three years as a part of the St. Philip’s family, i am honored to share a snippet of where education begins –Early Childhood (EC).

In the beginning, God created… the Early Childhood department at St. Philip’s, and there was light! Our students immediately begin learning the CREED, particularly ‘the sky is the limit, if they just put their minds in it.’ Our youngest scholars are planted in the soil of an aligned curriculum, the inclusion of daily Chapel service, and in the provision of specialized classes in Art, I-Lab, Music, P.E., and Spanish. EC is the foundation of the school, representing approximately fifty percent of the student population.

March of 2020 brought about a major change in education with the onset of the world pandemic. St. Philip’s dove in and successfully pivoted to virtual learning. During this time, our PK2 through Kindergarten students and their parents were patient and phenomenal! Our biggest challenge has been the return to in-person learning with two- to five-year-old children who have been isolated from human contact and interaction.

This experience reminded us of the importance of integrating Social & Emotional Learning into the forefront of St. Philip’s curriculum, as it is a vital part of education and human development. Through this process, our students develop into independent learners while remaining true to themselves and their individual, majestic personalities. This makes way for robust academic success produced the “St. Philip’s way.”

We look forward to keeping St. Philip’s educational foundation solid with quality, degreed, experienced educators and amazing students and families tailored for our school where we embrace every student’s potential to be extraordinary.

TELISSHA WESSON

Hunt Family Early Childhood Director

Our students develop into independent learners while remaining true to their majestic personalities.

OUT OF THE BOX LEARNING ABOUNDS IN LOWER AND MIDDLE SCHOOL PREP DIVISIONS

Better Together! I am blessed to lead the Lower School and Middle School Prep divisions, which work together to prepare our students for a bright future. Since the first day of the school year, these students have been provided the opportunity to participate in a variety of learning experiences and activities to enhance their education.

In October, all students participated in Storybook Character Day, coordinated by our librarian, Ms. Booker, in which they read a fictional book and dressed as one of the characters. Lower School students decorated a pumpkin to portray their character and Middle School Prep students presented story elements on a project board related to their book.

In November, the 5th graders enjoyed an engaging lesson in which their math teacher, Mr. Francois, turned the classroom into a Mexican restaurant with festive music, decorations, snacks, and a menu. The students used the prices on their menus to solve math problems.

Most recently, Middle School Prep students were hosted by Judge Mark Murrell in the Dallas Municipal Court where they learned about the roles, responsibilities, and opportunities of the court system. This was a great way for Mrs. Givens, the social studies teacher, to make social studies a “real world” experience.

Creative teaching, engaging experiences, and enthusiastic learners are the expectation and the norm. I am blessed to work with these amazing educators and students. “Together,” we provide great learning opportunities.

JACQUELYN ANDREWS

Lower School and Middle School Prep Director

“Creative teaching, engaging experiences, and enthusiastic learners are the expectation and the norm.”

-- Jacquelyn Andrews

THE EXPANDED MIDDLE SCHOOL PROGRAM TAKES FLIGHT

What a sensational first semester our 6th grade and first class of 7th grade middle school students are having! We are so grateful as this is usually everyone’s favorite time of the year. It is a time when we are encouraged to reflect on what we are thankful for in our lives. The middle school students and teachers are excited for all that has taken place thus far and looking forward to what is to come.

Our scholars have participated in several service-learning projects including cleaning up the community, volunteering at Aunt Bette’s Community Pantry and the Annual Community Thanksgiving Feast. The students are now adjusted to the middle school daily regimen, and we believe they feel so much better than they did the first day of school. I believe what they are learning in middle school will be profound for their future. I am thankful for the support and understanding of the great educators who teach the students each day. It is a privilege to work with such a great team.

We are thankful for the support and understanding the parents and community show to the middle school and look forward to a dynamic second semester!

DR. SHAUNAISEA HENDERSON

Middle School Director

LEGACY PLAYGROUND RECEIVES AN UPGRADE THANKS TO ST. PHILIP’S DADS AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS

At St. Philip’s School and Community Center, we believe volunteers are the hands and feet of God. Through their willing hands and hearts, we’re able to engage in community transformation. Several members of our Dad’s Club and approximately 100 volunteers from Ernst & Young (EY) and Toyota banded together to give our Legacy playground, designated for our 1st through 7th grade students, a much-needed upgrade. Their work not only benefited our school grounds but also provided an example of service-leadership in action for our students.

Much appreciation is also extended to Action Metals, City of Dallas, Home Depot, and Claire Gogel and family for donating supplies and inkind services to ensure this project was successful.

INNOVATION LAB RECEIVES A BIG MAKEOVER WITH ASSISTANCE FROM THREE COMMUNITY PARTNERS

St. Philip’s I-Lab, recently renamed The TI Innovation Lab, is a unique maker’s space for students to create, solve problems and think critically. Thanks to our friends at Texas Instruments (TI) and Highland Park United Methodist Church, we’ve renovated the lab with fresh paint and new furniture. We’ve also equipped the space with new Lego robotics kits, TI-84 calculators, TI Rover Robots and more! Graduate students at SMU designed the floorplan and layout of the space for functionality, accessibility and to encourage the flow of creativity.

The I-Lab, which now features an inspiring mural created by TI’s design team, enhances academics at St. Philip’s by exposing students to 21st century S.T.E.A.M. activities. This provides a window into the future and a glimpse of potential careers students may choose to pursue. Using the Engineering Design Process, our students explore, build and tinker with kits and technology on a regular basis. They receive challenges and specific criteria as a guide, then are free to use their imagination. The renovated TI Innovation Lab serves as the classroom for Tia Stevens, the school’s Director of Innovation and Master Science Teacher, and is one of the many elements that allows St. Philip’s to be progressive and provide an unparalleled education to all of its students

ST. PHILIP’S WELCOMES NEW FACULTY AND STAFF

Cedrick Record, Staff Accountant

Deena Freemangrove, Instructor

Alfredo Portillo, Instructor Aliyah Green, Administrative Assistant - Volunteerism

Jacquelyne Smart, Instructor

Jazmyn Charles, Digital Communications Specialist

Gina Lalena, Instructor

Victoira Brooks. Instructor

Kaitlyn Holmes, Communications Supervisor Latrese Berry, Instructor

Jenee Oxley, Graphic Designer

Joston Collins, Community Programs Specialist – Youth

Octavia Mason, Executive Assistant, Perot Family Headmaster

Morgan Davis, Accounting Clerk

Dr. Shaunaisea Henderson, Middle School Director

Jazmyne Sias Edwards, Instructor

Linnea Henderson, Instructor

Rhenett Ingram, Instructor Stephanie Givens, Instructor Tamara Martin, Admissions Associate

Destiny is Mine!

DESTINY FULFILLED: ST. PHILIP’S PUBLISHES CHILDREN’S BOOK INSPIRED BY THE CREED

The St. Philip’s Creed, written by our very own Perot Family Headmaster, Dr. Terry J. Flowers, has been brought to life in an illustrated book for children and youth of all ages! Written in 1984, the St. Philip’s Creed has inspired hope, faith and invigorated passion in all that have spoken it for many years. Through vibrant illustrations, “Destiny is Mine!” encourages children to persevere with a message that the sky is the limit, if you just put your mind in it.

The book is now available for purchase on Amazon or at Interabang! Books in North Dallas. We hope you will support our ministry and purchase your copy of “Destiny is Mine!” today! All proceeds benefit tuition assistance and our annual fund.

Community Impact

ST. PHILIP’S TO EXPAND AUNT BETTE’S COMMUNITY PANTRY

Over the past six years, Aunt Bette’s Community Pantry has bloomed into St. Philip’s School and Community Center’s largest and most vital social service program. Our comprehensive, collaborative, and strategic approach to “dignified” hunger relief has become a model for food pantries in other areas across the metroplex. In fact, Aunt Bette’s was one of a few area pantries that remained operational during the pandemic; pivoting to a “drive thru”, low touch model to reduce the spread of Covid and ensure client and volunteer safety. Over the last two years, the pantry increased its impact to serving 850+ households and distributing over 800,000 pounds of food to St. Philip’s most vulnerable neighbors.

This past June, Aunt Bette's officially resumed the client choice grocery shopping model, as St. Philip’s prepares to expand the pantry’s footprint, scope, and reach over the next twelve months by relocating it to a larger building located across the street. Fundraising efforts for this $1 million+ project began last year. So far, The Addy Foundation, Clements Foundation, and The Theodore & Beulah Beasley Foundation have enthusiastically joined St. Philip’s in this important work that will allow for increased efficiency, volunteer and community engagement, and expanded services.

Aunt Bette’s is an integral part of creating holistic change in the community and families in South Dallas, of which more than 200,000 citizens suffer from the effects of food inequity and insecurity. The new pantry building will undergo renovation in early 2023 and will offer a 50 percent increase in interior space for facilities and triple the pantry’s current parking availability. In addition to expanded facilities, Aunt Bette’s will be positioned to provide more wraparound services and nutrition classes in collaboration with several community partners.

Ultimately, through this project, St. Philip’s will be yet one step closer toward eradicating hunger in our neighborhood and ensuring South Dallas blooms into a thriving, healthy community.

Lael Brodsky, donor and volunteer, occupies child while mother shops.

AUNT BETTE’S CLIENT TESTIMONIALS

Aunt Bette’s is a big help for me in this time of my life. If it wasn’t for Bette’s pantry, I don’t know what I’d do. I love the people there. They are so nice. Whatever you need, they will help you any way they can, and I thank them for helping me with food. Cost of food is so high. I’m glad to have the pantry here to help me. God bless St. Philip’s.

I catch the bus to keep pantry appointments and I am so THANKFUL for the pantry assisting me with food AND a wagon for my groceries. With the price of food rising, it’s very difficult to keep food on my table.

I had nowhere to turn to when I lost my job due to the pandemic. I’ve never needed help for anything. I live in this neighborhood and always appreciated St. Philip’s but I never thought I would personally need one of its services.

SUMMER PROGRAM ADOPTS

CHILDREN’S DEFENSE FUND FREEDOM SCHOOL MODEL

This past summer, St. Philip’s became the only organization in Dallas/Fort Worth to serve as site for the celebrated Children’s Defense Fund (CDF) Freedom School model. Established nearly thirty years ago, Freedom Schools empower youth to excel and believe in their ability to make a difference in themselves, their families, communities, country and world with hope, education, and action. This ethos aligns perfectly with St. Philip’s noble mission!

Freedom Schools are currently based in 30 states and more than 100 cities across the country. In Dallas, over 150 summer scholars were emboldened by St. Philip’s six-week program that focused on literacy and creative arts, in addition to the research-based and multicultural curriculum model that is a hallmark of CDF’s Freedom Schools. St. Philip’s provided full-ride scholarships to 42 summer scholars who live in our immediate neighborhood service areas.

With an active focus on developing a love of reading and to prevent summer learning loss, we were able to track and measure the kindergarten through 7th grade participants’ progress. Several students displayed an increased level of understanding and interest in what they were reading by the summer’s end.

Each day of Freedom School started with Harambee, a gathering of community. “Harambee” gave our students a fresh start with cheers and chants, a motivational song, an inspirational book read-aloud by a guest, and a moment of silence. This afforded all students a daily reminder that they are strong, loved and empowered to lead! As we know, learning happens best in an environment where students feel safe, supported and inspired.

We are thankful for the individuals and organizations who partnered with us in serving our scholars and their families, and for every parent who entrusted us with their children throughout the summer. We look forward to becoming a standout Freedom School in the region for many summers to come.

St. Philip’s provided full-ride scholarships to 42 summer scholars

SENIOR SERVICES ARE BACK IN ACTION!

Our return to senior services is in full swing! Out of an abundance of caution, throughout the pandemic, our cherished senior community was unable to gather or participate in their usual activities. We are so grateful to be able to come back and be better together. With the help of our partners at Top Ladies of Distinction, Top Teens of America and St. Philip’s Parent School Association, we resumed the Annual Senior Soirée in October. It was a joyous occasion of dancing, laughter and fellowship with entertainment provided by Soul Inspirational Line Dance Company. Attendees shared: “It was perfect! Thank you for remembering seniors. Great event!” and “New friends, food, and fun. It was a fantastic event!”

We’ve also renewed transportation services for seniors in the community. Twice a month, a group of seniors is shuttled to and from the grocery store and miscellaneous shops to purchase goods and run errands. The outing lasts about two hours, and gives seniors the opportunity for fellowship and for taking care of basic needs. This program is another meaningful way St. Philip’s continues to serve its neighbors.

GIVING THANKS THROUGH IT ALL

The Annual Thanksgiving Feast was a great success! Over 120 attendees had the opportunity to socialize over a delicious meal. The feeling of gratitude filled the room as prayers of thanks were uplifted.

Volunteers from Girl Scouts of America, Jesuit College Preparatory School, The Dallas Stars, and Thirty-Four Commercial joined hands in service to our community as hosts, platers, greeters, and servers. We also had members of St. Philip’s Parent School Association, faculty and staff contribute to the festivities at the feast. We were especially excited to have our Middle School students volunteer for this annual community event. Our 6th and 7th graders have shared service-learning experiences monthly. We extend a huge thank you to all who participated, served, and donated in this season of giving and gratitude.

ANNUAL CHRISTMAS STORE BECOMES A LEGACY PROJECT FOR JUNIOR LEAGUE OF DALLAS

For two decades, St. Philip’s School and Community Center has hosted its Annual Christmas Store which offers a dignified “shopping” experience to participants, much like our food pantry. The Junior League of Dallas (JLD) has partnered with St. Philip’s in planning, implementing, and leading the volunteer effort for this heartwarming program for the past several years. We were ecstatic to learn of the program becoming an official “legacy project” of the JLD which will ensure the Christmas Store will be a constant resource for our community. This is a win-winwin for those we serve, the JLD, and St. Philip’s!

Christmas Store families are afforded an opportunity to make holiday gift selections from a myriad of brand-new toys, electronics, clothing, and household items that are graciously donated by individuals, corporate and faithbased partners. The Store is staffed by generous volunteers from the Junior League, Santa’s Helpers, and St. Philip’s staff, faculty, and trustees. This year, we received applications for approximately 167 families, accounting for 500 children whose Christmas wishes came true!

AT ST. PHILIP’S, MIDDLE SCHOOL RULES!

Year one of St. Philip’s highly anticipated launch of a full middle school program is underway. Our inaugural class of 7th graders are standing out not only by their khaki uniforms and red shirts, but through budding leadership and an undeniable sense of dignity and gratitude. “They are proud to be in 7th grade and are looking forward to being the first graduating class of St. Philip’s,” says Dr. Shaunaisea Henderson, the new Middle School Director. “They want to learn. In fact, their desire to learn is remarkable.”

St. Philip’s middle school program currently boasts 6th grade and 7th grade, with preparation to add 8th grade next school year, thus establishing St. Philip’s as the only predominately African American faith-based, ISAS (Independent School Association of the Southwest) accredited Pre-K through 8th grade school in Dallas and the region.

Most agree that the middle school years can be the most transformative for students, as they experience tremendous social/emotional, physical, and educational changes during this time. Middle school marks crucial years in both their educational and human development; all in preparation for high school and for leading successful, productive lives. For four decades, St. Philip’s School has proven itself to be a solid foundation for the educational, spiritual, cultural, and emotional development of younger students. With the implementation of a

full middle school program, we are positioned to ensure our graduates are then equipped and inspired to subsequently stand on such a foundation.

Last year, St. Philip’s embarked on a $2 million fundraising campaign to properly launch a full middle school program over two years. To date, over $1.1 Million has been raised through 14 generous donors, thus allowing St. Philip’s to hire dynamic new faculty (Latin, Math, Social Studies, Science, Language Arts), a school counselor, and a Middle School Director. Funding also enabled the school to procure additional technology; begin implementation of its middle school curriculum, with a focus on The Arts, Leadership, and Entrepreneurship; kick-off a middle school athletics program; award tuition assistance; retrofit portables for 7th grade and begin renovation of our upstairs wing to house the full 6th – 8th grade program next school year.

St. Philip’s is committed to assisting middle school students and their families with confidently navigating through what can be deemed "the hardest part” of their schooling and development, especially in this day and age. “If this is the time when I’m supposed to be figuring out who I am and my destiny, I want to do it here at St. Philip’s where I know I am loved and my teachers want the best for me,” shared a middle school student. With proper guidance, support, a solid curriculum, and access to a variety of resources and experiences, we believe our students can overcome the challenges presented to them at middle and high school and become well-rounded people.

“Our students are building positive relationships with their peers and teachers,” says Dr. Henderson. “They love their new space. The growth I have witnessed with them in their Bible class is profound. They are moving onward and upward!”

MANY THANKS TO THE CURRENT DONORS OF THE MIDDLE SCHOOL LAUNCH. THEIR COMPASSIONATE INVESTMENT IS ALREADY PAYING OFF:

St. Philip’s is committed to assisting middle school students and their families with confidently navigating through what can be deemed "the hardest part” of their schooling and development…

Athletics

SAINTS FOOTBALL AND CHEER PROGRAMS SHINED THIS FALL

Our comprehensive athletic programs set a foundation of excellence through teamwork and self-confidence for over 700 student athletes annually. St. Philip’s SAINTS athletes develop leadership skills that go beyond the court or field. Their journey to greatness begins here! This year, our football team and cheer squad made a name for themselves in the Pop Warner Southeast Region.

The SAINTS FOOTBALL team has four divisions, for athletes ages 4-12, that compete in local and regional matches. Throughout the season, each division had stand-out leaders that helped lead the teams to victory. At Homecoming in October, the Flag and 12U divisions defeated the Mustangs on our turf. In November, the 10U and 12U football teams traveled to San Antonio and played Quarter Finals against San Antonio Cornerstone. The 10U team lost 6-0 and 12U won 26-12. Later, the 12U team went on to compete in Austin at the 2022 Calvo Conference and brought home the Semi-Finals Championship trophy! With that win, they advanced to the Regional Championships in Colorado where they played tough and displayed an exceptional amount of grit. We are so proud of the Saints football teams for working hard all season.

The SAINTS CHEERLEADERS are loud and proud on the sidelines and at competitions! Girls ages 3-12 who join our cheer program don’t just learn cheers, chants and dances. They are taught to embrace their individuality, to be tenacious, bold and collaborative. Their enthusiasm erupts from their voices and bodies as they cheer and dance with joy. This group has experienced tremendous growth, having doubled in size since 2019.

In November, the girls attended the Pop Warner Southeast Region Competition in Mansfield. It was the first ever performance for our Jr. Tiny Mite Squad (4 year olds). The Tiny Mite team (5-7 year olds) received 1st place in their division. The Jr. PeeWee team (811 year olds) weathered the storm of having several girls out due to illness that week and hit the floor strong. They did not advance to Nationals but received a good score.

Earlier in the fall, we came together with The Episcopal School of Dallas (ESD) , Sabine ISD, and Merging Vets & Players "MVP" at The Star in Frisco for the 1st Annual Battle at the Star hosted by the Lewis Family Foundation. Our flag football team and cheerleaders represented St. Philip’s well! Thank you to our friends at ESD for the invitation, we look forward to attending again.

Thank you to our coaches and parents who volunteer to make athletics at St. Philip’s a fun learning experience. Many athletes that come through our organization continue playing sports for years after they age-out of our programs. We believe that this is due in part to the foundation set when they were a St. Philip’s SAINT.

FORMER SAINT, TURNED SKYLINE RAIDER, SHINES AS AN SMU MUSTANG

The tremendous impact of our athletics program is undeniable. Here, athletes discover their passion, build life-long relationships and set on their path to greatness.

At 4-years-old, Isaiah Nwokobia touched a football for the first time, and immediately knew this could be something special. His mother enrolled him in our football program as an after-school activity while she was working. Very soon, this hobby turned into a lifestyle. Within a few seasons as a Saint, Isaiah realized this was the first thing he was truly good at. Between the ages of 4 and 12, Isaiah was consistently making significant plays and scoring touchdowns as quarterback for the Saints. At just 10 years old, he was already dreaming of college football.

Isaiah credits his success to the foundation instilled in him by Coach Jimmy and Coach Fletcher. As his mentor, Coach Jimmy transported Isaiah to and from practice, refined his skills, taught him to value teamwork and encouraged him to tackle challenges head on. He recalls the motto his team recited “Hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard”. Even when Isaiah knew he wasn’t the tallest, fastest, strongest or most talented player on the field, this saying influenced him to always work harder than the competition. It is this mindset that has taken him so far.

Hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard.

After graduating from Skyline where he was ranked the 48th safety product in the country, Nwokobia received twelve offers for college and ultimately chose Southern Methodist University (SMU), where he is now a sophomore. In his freshman year as a Mustang, Isaiah had 2 interceptions, 25 tackles and many other amazing feats. In the world of academics, Isaiah is doing just as well, maintaining a 3.0 grade point average. In the future, he plans to utilize his connections with alumni to intern with real estate brokers and eventually make a career in the industry.

When asked what words of encouragement Isaiah would give to the youth, he said “Believe in yourself! People will tell you it’s too hard, or you can’t do it. But you can do whatever you set your mind to.” The self-confidence he established as a St. Philip’s SAINT is the reason he speaks so boldly of the future.

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES POST GRADUATE DEGREES

Wilbert August, Class of 2011

University of Oklahoma

Bachelors in Economics (minor in Japanese and English writing)

Accepted into the M.S. Finance Program at Price College at The University of Oklahoma

Kazai Drew Sam Houston State University

B.A. Public Relations; minor in Communication Studies Magna Cum Laude

Luther Harris, Jr., Class of 2011

Missouri State University (joint engineering program between Missouri S&T and Missouri State University)

B.S. in Civil Engineering He will be joining Snyder & Associates, based out of Ankeny, IA as a Civil Engineer

Ryan Alyse Pleasant Spelman College B.S. in Biology

Jurnee Alexis Simpson Spelman College B.S. in Health Sciences

Mariah Drain, Class of 2011

Meharry Medical College

Master’s of Health Science; Future DDS

Tia Flowers Starghill, Class of 2005

Morehouse School of Medicine Physician Assistant Program

*Board certified and currently resides in Tampa, FL

Carinthia Guidry, Class of 2003

A.T. Still University Doctor of Medical Science

Alexandria Gulley, Class of 2009 Hardin-Simmons University Doctor of Physical Therapy

Whytne Stevens, Class of 2009

Harvard University Graduate School of Design Master's of Urban Planning

PROFESSIONAL PIVOTS

Wesley Banks (Class of 2012) is currently an intern at Catalina Structured Funding, an Annuity Law Firm, while he finishes up his last year of undergraduate studies at Occidental College in California. He is a double major in Black Studies and Politics with a minor in History. After graduation, he plans to continue working at the firm for a year or so before applying for law school.

As a recent graduate of Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Whytne Stevens (Class of 2009), is on the move, making waves in her field of expertise. She graduated in May and earned the Award for Outstanding Leadership in Urban Planning from her program, recognizing her involvement in various student organizations and leadership roles at the Graduate School of Design (GSD). Additionally, she has relocated to Atlanta to begin working with McAfee3 Architects as an Urban Planning and Design Associate. She is excited for the opportunity to grow professionally in this role while seeing urban planning in practice and honing the skills she acquired during her time in graduate school. She is especially enjoying a new living experience in a rapidly urbanizing city and working with a fellow GSD alum who is her boss.

98% of alumni surveyed value daily chapel service as most impactful in their development at St. Philip’s.

ALUMNI SHOUTOUTS

Corinne Dorsey, Class of 2013, is a current student at Howard University and was awarded a scholarship from 2022 White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA).

Congratulations to William “Trey” McDonald, III, Class of 1997, founder and Co-CEO of Lockerverse that was selected as one of six companies showcased in the 2022 Disney Accelerator Demo Day, a business development program designed to accelerate the growth of innovative companies from around the world. The Lockerverse platform empowers iconic and emerging athletes, entertainers, artists, designers, and brands to tell culture-defining stories. Lockerverse also provides fans unique access, digital and IRL experiences,

content, and community. It was recently announced that Lockerverse joined forces with ESPN to launch a free NFT of the Celebration Bowl Trophy, to be exclusively first offered at the Celebration Bowl on December 17 in Atlanta. Visit https://www. lockerverse.com/ for more information.

We’re excited to share that owner and baker of Donna Faye’s Bakery, Jamila Jenkins, Class of 2007, has landed in the top 20 in her group and advanced to the next round of The Greatest Baker Competition. She continues to be in the running for a feature in the Bake from Scratch Magazine

with a chance to take home resources to help take Donna Faye’s to the next level. Visit https:// donnafayesbakery.com/ for more information and to order your sweet treats.

Nakeie Montgomery, Class of 2011, was selected with the 19th pick in the PLL College Draft by Redwoods after a decorated five-year career at Duke. The Dallas native was a consensus first-team All-American in his senior year and is tied for 16th in career NCAA tournament points in program history while playing in three postseasons. He finishes his Duke career with 152 points—66 assists and 86 goals—through 76 games, good for the fourthmost career points by a midfielder in Duke history. In addition to his time with Duke men’s lacrosse, Montgomery also played running back for Duke football in 2021, logging 28 total yards. Nakeie has garnered partnerships with both Gatorade and Champions.

ALUMNA JOINS ST. PHILIP’S BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Cynammon Burns Allen, Class of 2000, is a licensed attorney in both Texas and Georgia. She is a graduate of American University with a bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism and received her JD from Charlotte School of Law. Cynammon has been an active member of St. Philip’s Alumni Committee over the years where she has supported various alumni engagement activities. She is currently Managing Attorney at Burns Allen PLLC. We are thrilled to have her serve as the first alum to join the board of trustees.

“Being the first is a tremendous honor and privilege! I believe that being able to share firsthand with other board members what St. Philip’s has done for me, and my family and other families alike just helps further the mission and impact of St. Philip’s,” Burns Allen explains. The “impact” is what she remembers most about how her elementary school made her feel. “At a very young age, St. Philips instilled in me confidence in my own skin to be who I am and what God created me to be, no matter what!”

She and her husband have two beautiful children.

WE WANT TO KNOW

We want to know what our alumni are up to and all the wonderful things you are accomplishing. Please send photos, graduation announcements, career, and life events to Breanna Turnley, Individual and Alumni Giving Manager, at bturnley@stphilips.com

Tia Flowers Starghill, Class of 2005

Village Strong

HIGHLIGHTING KEY COMMUNITY PARTNERS

St. Philip’s School and Community Center considers itself the “King of Collaboration.” Without the village of our volunteers, donors, and partners, St. Philip’s would not be able to have as big of an impact as it does in the community. This past summer and fall, we had enriching experiences with many volunteers through various projects supporting Aunt Bette’s Community Pantry, playground revitalization, campus sanitation, community clean-up and more.

Our extended “village” proves there is strength in numbers, and we are grateful to each organization, corporation, and school that donates their time, energy, and efforts to seeing transformation happen in real time as we service the families, students, and neighbors in our community. We are tremendously grateful to all the generous hearts and hands who make our important work possible.

The Young Men’s Service League of Dallas (YMSL)

Over 100 young men and their moms spent a Saturday this fall sanitizing our campus in preparation of the flu season, in addition to organizing, stocking and prepping for our biennial Cookin’ with Aunt Bette event. Their hard work ensured a healthy campus and generated a successful media event and well-stocked pantry for our clients. We are so grateful for YMSL members for their compassionate effort. It proved to be time well spent on our campus!

EY and Toyota

Just before Thanksgiving Break, St. Philip’s welcomed approximately 100 volunteers on campus from Ernst & Young (EY) and Toyota. EY has held its EY Connect volunteer days annually with St. Philip’s for several years and thoughtfully invited their corporate partner, Toyota, to join them for this year’s big project that tackled several areas of our campus.

It was a joy to witness EY and Toyota employees opening their hearts to St. Philip’s, while rolling up their sleeves to paint, rake, and renovate our 30+ year old legacy playground (not a small task!), and organize our curriculum closet, Art, and I-Lab classrooms. Their hard work through sweat equity always leaves St. Philip’s better and our students and faculty happier!

Episcopal School of Dallas (ESD)

The Episcopal School of Dallas has been a consistent and reliable partner of St. Philip’s School and Community Center for decades. This year, ESD students were able to service our community through the provision of collected items and goods from their annual “Fill the Bus” and “Holiday Box” programs. These efforts benefited hundreds of our athletic program participants and dozens of elderly neighbors vulnerable to hunger or loneliness.

WELCOMING NEW BOARD MEMBERS

Alice Korngold once said, “beyond the duties of care, loyalty, and obedience, there is, I suggest, a fourth board duty: the duty of imagination.” St. Philip’s School and Community Center’s Board of Trustees upholds the beauty of imagining a better world for South Dallas along with the tools and skills to practically see these hopes and dreams become a reality. The wisdom and direction of our Board is leading St. Philip’s toward new heights in which to better serve our neighbors through our vison of transforming the world through FAITH, EDUCATION, and SERVICE.

It is with great hope and abundant joy we welcome SIX new members to St. Philip’s Board of Trustees:

Cynammon Burns Allen Gwendolyn George Will Haynes

Carter Tolleson Kelly Turco Wayne Warren

Events Recap

TEXAS GIVING DAY

The consistently amazing support of our donors proved we are stronger and better together by helping us reach our $100,000 goal for North Texas Giving Day. We appreciate all our friends and families for so thoughtfully choosing to support St. Philip’s official kick-off of the fundraising season toward our overall Annual Fund goal of $3 Million for this fiscal year.

The highlight of this year’s effort was the way in which our students, faculty, and staff showed they were indeed ALL IN for St. Philip’s with nearly 100 percent participation. Many thanks to our PSA for their generous contribution, the first of its kind from the PSA leadership for North Texas Giving Day. When we work together, anything is possible.

2ND ANNUAL BINGO, BBQ, & THE BLUES EVENT PUT THE FUN IN FUNDRAISING

Bingo Chairs, Cheryl & Greg Nelson and Paula & John Mitchell, Honorary Chair, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson, and the members of Friends of St. Philip’s held its second annual fundraiser, Bingo, BBQ, & The Blues, on Wednesday, October 26th in the Snyder Activity Center. St. Philip’s auxiliary volunteer group raised approximately $180,000 in critical funds to support the mission and programs of St. Philip’s, specifically for faculty and staff appreciation efforts. The evening was filled with a lot of laughter, fun, delicious barbeque, and included tunes by DJ LC. The festive event featured ten games of bingo, six amazing raffle packages and was again emceed by Chris Arnold, Voice of the Mavs. The special occasion was enjoyed by over 400 guests (an increase from last year!) and friends. Special thanks to the event Host Committee and all the wonderful volunteers who helped make the night one of tremendous FUNdraising for St. Philip’s.

SPIRIT OF GRATITUDE SHINED AT BIENNIAL COOKIN’ WITH AUNT BETTE EVENT, BENEFITING COMMUNITY PANTRY

The second biennial COOKIN’ WITH AUNT BETTE event that shines light on the impact of St. Philip’s largest social service program - Aunt Bette’s Community Pantry – was a heartwarming and inspiring gathering of clients, partners, and volunteers. The spirit of gratitude and love that permeated throughout the event was undeniable and a perfect example of why so many have flocked to serve, to give, and support this effective program.

Dina Dixon, Sheila Pate, and Dotti Singhal, all of whom are dedicated volunteers of the pantry, served as co-chairs for the event that featured remarks from trustee, Grace Daniels , Chief External Affairs Officer of North Texas Food Bank, Erica Yaeger, Perot Family Headmaster, Dr. Terry J. Flowers, and St. Philip’s Chief Philanthropy Officer, Anyika McMillan-Herod. The purpose of the event was to shed light on the pantry’s success thus far, celebrate its partners and volunteers, announce the pantry’s expansion project, and provide a fun cooking demonstration to clients.

St. Philip’s alumna and professional chef, Gabrielle McBay (Chef Gabby), proved to be the highlight of this year’s event with her lively and delicious cooking demonstration that offered pantry clients and other attendees' opportunities to ask questions about her recipes, nutrition and more, in between a lot of laughter, smiles, and delightful smacking on her dish samples of cornbread, chili, and tea.

Many thanks to Dotti and Anupam Singhal for helping to underwrite the event and to Café Momentum for providing two sous chefs to assist Chef Gabby.

Guests had an opportunity to write down their thoughts and testimonials about the pantry. St. Philip’s big takeaway from the feedback is clear: What Aunt Bette’s means to so many is...LOVE!

SAVE THE DATE FOR THE ANNUAL DESTINY AWARD LUNCHEON

JPMorgan Chase & Co. will present St. Philip’s upcoming 23rd Annual Destiny Award Luncheon: Illuminating Art, Education, and Service, featuring Emmy and Golden Globe Winner, Sterling K. Brown, on Friday, March 3, 2023, at the Hilton Anatole. “We are thrilled to serve as title sponsor over the next two years,” said Pete Chilian , Managing Director with J.P. Morgan Private Bank, and chair of last year’s milestone luncheon that raised over $1M for St. Philip’s, a first for the dynamic South Dallas institution. “2023 also marks thirty years of JPMorgan Chase’s engagement with St. Philip’s. We are proud to play a role in supporting the school and community center in the important work they do throughout Southern Dallas and the Metroplex as a school, community center, and neighborhood change agent.” The Humanitarian Award is being granted to Ellen and John McStay, who have empowered numerous area faith-based organizations for decades. Kacy and Carter Tolleson are serving as Co-Chairs and Diana and Todd Maclin as Honorary Chairs. Funds raised from the luncheon will directly benefit services promoting Christian education, senior services, hunger, student engagement, and athletics. For tickets, tables, sponsorships and more information, visit https://www.stphilips1600.org/destiny/

Jewel and Roland Parrish, sponsors of the Destiny Award Luncheon speaker.

IN MEMORIAM

DR. SHERRIL ENGLISH (1953 – 2022)

Our hearts are broken in the passing of our beloved former principal, Dr. Sherril English. Although we mourn, we rejoice in the amazing spirit of such a cherished woman of God. In addition to being a former faculty member, she was also a proud alumni parent to Brent and Britney English and devoted grandmother to Forrest, now a student at St. Philip’s. Sherril was a beautiful soul that exuded love for so many and was a true blessing to the St. Philip’s community. We are also hopeful that Sherril’s beautiful legacy will resonate deeply with the many lives she touched. We send our deepest condolences to the English family on her passing. It was indeed a privilege to have known, been taught, mentored and led by her. Her favorite phrase, “I’m so concerned” was a true representation of her devotion to all who loved and knew her. Her love, her light and well lived life will be remembered by her family, friends, students, and colleagues.

DARLENE GILES (1932 – 2022)

St. Philip’s send its love and condolences to the Giles family after the passing of former volunteer and receptionist, Darlene Giles, mother-in-law to longtime friend and supporter Clarice Tinsley Giles. Darlene was born January 4, 1932. Her friends and family remember her as a kind, honest and loving person. She was most proud of the many accomplishments of her children and grandchildren and bragged on them shamelessly. Her beautiful spirit will be missed immensely.

STACEY SNYDER (1964 – 2022)

Our hearts and prayers go out to the Snyder family in the sudden passing of our forever friend and supporter Stacey Snyder. Stacey was born in Detroit, MI but lived most of her life in the Dallas area. Her passion for international business, boxing and photography led her to a rewarding career pursuing all three of her primary interests. From the time she was four years old, she had a camera in her hand. Around the age of eight, her father took her to a boxing event that marked the beginning of her passionate dedication to the sport. Stacey combined her fascination for photography and boxing by pursuing boxing journalism. She gave her photos to amateur boxers and boxing publications around the world, allowing them to use her work without restrictions or payment. Stacey also managed and coordinated assets of SnyderCapital Corporation and served as President of The Snyder Foundation. Stacey graduated from Ursuline Academy in 1983. She always lived her life to the fullest and what mattered most to Stacy was her advocacy for the SPCA, Friends of Katy Trail, St. Philip’s School and Community Center, the boxing community and the wellbeing of her family, friends, and animals. We are grateful for her kindness and love.

St. Philip’s would also like to extend its deepest sympathies and condolences to Eddie Fletcher, Athletic Director, in the passing of his wife; Rachel Martin, Music teacher, in the passing of her grandfather; retired faculty member Antoinette Ashley, in the passing of her mother; friend and supporter Kevin Muskat in the passing of his father; longtime friends and volunteers, Susan and David McCombs , in the passing of David’s mother. So many have lost loved ones this year. May God continue to comfort and strengthen you during this time of bereavement.

“Those we love don’t go away, they walk beside us every day.”

MOMENTS FROM DR. ENGLISH’S MEMORIAL AT ST. PHILIP’S

THANKFUL FOR WHO I WAS

An Original Poem Dedicated to My First Principal by Tyler Jones, Class of 2008

The time I’ve had on this earth Was beyond what I thought I would have. Just because I gave my last breath Doesn’t mean I had my last day.

After all the nights I prayed God gave me many suns to Live in my light of life.

Setting fires to many souls,

I finally get to cool down on life’s shore. Blessed to have lived this wonderful life Knowing forever still awaits my eyes.

IN MEMORIAM

MARGARET "BETTE" PEROT

1929 – 2023

St. Philip’s School and Community extends its deepest sympathies to the Perot family in the passing of their beloved Aunt Bette Perot, a life-long ambassador in the fight against hunger and the namesake for our very own impactful community pantry. It was a tremendous privilege to have the Perot family honor Aunt Bette with a very special birthday gift in 2019…that being $2 million to St. Philip’s’ We Believe Campaign to endow the community pantry and help sustain its future.

Bette Perot’s dedication to hunger relief is astounding, as she was instrumental in the founding of North Texas Food Bank, one of our long-standing community partners and she personally planted the seeds for St. Philip’s first food pantry over twenty years ago.

Through Aunt Bette and now, her legacy, the Perot family will continue to positively affect the lives of tens of thousands of neighbors and fellow citizens facing food insecurity for decades to come.

A LETTER FROM OUR LEADERSHIP

There’s an African proverb that asks and answers wisely: “How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time.” The 2021 – 2022 fiscal year for St. Philip’s charged our faculty/staff, volunteer leadership, and philanthropy team with several huge tasks. This included the school’s pivot back to in-person learning for all of its students, the wrap up of the organization’s multifaceted and multi-year We Believe Campaign, the return of our Athletics program, the launch of fundraising initiatives to support our “leap” toward a full middle school program and expansion of Aunt Bette’s Community Pantry, the pursuit of the organization’s largest Annual Fund goal of $2.9M, AND the celebration of St. Philip’s Diamond “75th Anniversary” year of ministry!

Whew! To say our hands and hearts were full is an understatement. However, we approached the year and every task with that age old wisdom – “one bite at a time.” We might also add that it was very clear from the beginning that God was blessing our EVERY effort. Fiscal Year ‘22 proved to be one of the most fruitful and impactful years of growth, and resource building for St. Philip’s. The momentum from the prior year’s responsiveness from so many volunteers, partners, and friends during the height of the pandemic of Fiscal Year ‘21, grew exponentially.

We firmly believe St. Philip’s is a place God called to be. We also believe God intentionally calls every volunteer, every trustee, every partner organization, and every donor and friend who so compassionately opens their hearts to St. Philip’s mission and thus chooses to so generously share their time and treasure to empower our efforts.

This belief was evident in the tremendous milestone success reflected in this annual report. Not only did St. Philip’s meet its largest Annual Fund goal, but it exceeded it in the third quarter (a first)! In fact, the Destiny Award Luncheon met its own milestone goal of $1M, representing nearly a third of the Annual Fund. The return to in-person School and community center activities such as athletics and mentoring was implemented with excellence. The launch of our expanded Middle School program yielded over $1.1M and emboldened St. Philip’s to hire critical new faculty, prepare innovative curriculum, and renovate classrooms. We Believe Campaign CoChairs, Bill Lively and Roland Parrish, along with Honorary Chair, Bobby Lyle , helped St. Philip’s reach the end of this transformative campaign. Finally, the 75th Anniversary was met with a once in a lifetime soiree at Union Station and the publication of a lovely coffee table book underwritten by our dear friends, Schatzie and George T. Lee, Jr.

On behalf of our dedicated faculty, staff, and every child, every family, and every neighbor impacted by our ministry, we extend our sincerest appreciation and gratitude to every donor and friend listed in this Annual Report (reflecting contributions made from July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022) who were so moved to join St. Philip’s in this important, noble, and transformative work.

Our success is a result of your joyful giving! We thank God for each of you.

In gratitude, Dr. Terry J. Flowers Perot Family Headmaster

David Cowling Chair, Board of Trustees

THE IMPACT AND SNAPSHOT OF FY22 GIVING

Donors

Thank you for your gifts of treasure that so effectively blessed the thousands of people served by St. Philip’s. The gifts listed in this annual report were received between July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2022. We work diligently to ensure all donor names are listed and correctly acknowledged. We apologize for any incorrect or omitted names. Please email philanthropy@stphilips.com or call 214.421.5221 ext. 238 with any corrections or concerns.

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

Cornerstone - $50,000+ Mary Kathryn Bass

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lyle Mr. and Mrs. David Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Peter N. Wiggins, III Mr. and Mrs. Rob Landin

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Parrish

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Falk Mr. and Mrs. Tim P. Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Todd Maclin

Mr. David Munson Mrs. Betty Regard

Mrs. Elaine Agather

Ms. Peggy Dear

Leadership - $25,000 to $49,999

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stansbury, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Saustad Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doherty

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Aboussie

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Eastland

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Chilian

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Schenkel

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hancock

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Halsey Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Hardie

Mr. and Mrs.Trevor Fetter

Mr. Rod Jones and Mrs. Nancy Perot

Mrs. Joan Stansbury

Pamela H. Rodgers (The Estate of John Ferris) Vera and Tyrous Ingram

Headmaster - $10,000 to $24,999

Ann and Chris Mahowald Anonymous

Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Factor Dr. and Ms. William M. Lee Ginny and Conner Searcy

Jennifer and John Eagle

Mr. and Mrs. James Collins Mr. and Mrs. Britt Fair

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kleinert Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kleinert

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bercher

Mr. and Mrs. E. Leon Carter

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bedard Mr. and Mrs. James Wagley Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tydlaska

Mr. and Mrs. John Kiser

Mr. and Mrs. John Puckett Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Betts Mr. and Mrs. Mark Copeland

Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Kraus

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brodsky

Mr. and Mrs. Reid Walker

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hodges

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ferrell

Mr. Jack D. Furst Mr. Kevin Muskat

Mr. Richard Enthoven Mr. Ronald Steinhart

Mrs. Kathy Bishop Ms. Claire Dewar

Ms. Joan E. Hodges and Dr. James W. Short

Ms. Susan Griffiths and Mr. Evan Griffiths

Rev. Anne Hodges-Copple and Mr. John N. HodgesCopple Suki and Paul Jarzemsky

Principal - $5,000 to $9,999 Aubrey and Adam Connatser

Dotti and Anupam Singhal

Dr. and Mrs. William Stiles

Dr. Arlene Ford and Mr. Christopher Reynolds Felice and Dow Crocker

Hannah and Stuart Cutshall

Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Losinger

Mr. and Mrs. Anupam Singhal

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rubin

Mr. and Mrs. Colin J. Kerwin

Mr. and Mrs. David Anfield

Mr. and Mrs. David McCombs

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Evans Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ladd

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mercer

Mr. and Mrs. Harold MacDowell

Mr. and Mrs. John LaGere

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gipson

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Holmes

Mr. Andy Weil

Mr. David Cowling and Ms. Amy Youngquist

Mr. David R. Martin

Mr. John E. Moderi

Mr. Larry Allen

Mr. Larry Schoenbrun

Mr. Louis Bremer

Mr. Martin Cox

Mr. Mitch Kramer

Mrs. Nancy Riddle

Ms. Amy Bailey

Ms. Elizabeth Puckett

Ms. Erika Salter

Ms. Grace Daniels

Ms. Lynn H. Smith

Ms. Rebecca Royall

Rev. Dorothy and Mr. Russell Budd

Words of Appreciation from a St. Philip's Parent

Dear Angel,

Words cannot express how thankful and grateful my family is for your generous donation to ensure that my child has the best educational foundation. Without your act of kindness, my daughter would have had to withdraw and attend another school.

What I love most about St. Philip’s is how the environment is very welcoming and the community and school embraces the whole child. My goal for my daughter is to receive a sound educational foundation so that she will excel well above our expectations.

Your act of kindness not only surprised me but has inspired our family to one day be able to give back to other deserving families. May God continue to shower His blessings on you and your family.

Susan and Hollye Fisk

Scholar - $2,500 to $4,999

Aliya Tabani

Bradley S. Selner

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Newsome

Judge Monica Purdy Mitchell Ward

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Spaniol Mr. and Mrs. Arthur George Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lively Mr. and Mrs. Brian Post Mr. and Mrs. George Lee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Greg Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Beck, III Mr. and Mrs. Hollye Fisk

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. John Haigler Mr. and Mrs. Jon Mosle, III Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Filgo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Larry McLean Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jones Mr. and Mrs. Mushtak Khatri Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Parker Wolf

Mr. and Mrs. Paul McArdle Mr. annd Mrs. Steve Comen

Mr. Arnold A. Spencer

Mr. Clayton Kennington and Mrs. Sarah Hinkley

Mr. David Dini

Mr. John Fainter

Mr. Paul Travers

Mr. Scott Griggs

Mr. Timothy Venters and Lana Venters

Mr. Travis Kleinert

Mrs. Alice W. Bass

Mrs. Karen Shuttee

Mrs. Katrina Keyes Mrs. Lisa Kraus

Mrs. Michal Powell

Mrs. Sherrelle Evans-Jones Mrs. Suzanne Crandall

Ms. Alissa Gearing

Ms. Colette Vallot

Ms. Dorothy Hoak

Ms. Elizabeth Bourgeois-Gordon

Ms. Ginger Brown

Ms. Lesly Annen

Ms. Megan Carpenter

Ms. Sheri C. Wheeler

Natalie and Scott Noble

Patti and James Elliott

Paula and John Mitchell

Reverend and Mrs. Thomas S. Hotchkiss

Reverend Paul Rasmussen Ron and Donna Whitehead

Tangee and Darwin Gibson

Mentor - $500 to $2,499

Andrea and Ron Denheyer

Anyika and Chris Herod Christy and Jai Singhania

Courtney and Michael Love Dee and Trey Velvin Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cooper

Dr. and Mrs. Myron Watkins Dr. and Mrs. Neal Zeigler Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Ohlenforst Dr. and Mrs. William H. Ryan, III Dr. Donza Rogers

Dr. Jill Waggoner-Jones and Mr. Mark Jones

Dr. Larry Lundy

Dr. Peter Schaar

Dr. Terry Flowers Dr. Wayne Burkhead

Hattie Fuette

Jennifer and Jody Bishop

JT Coats

Kathy and Harlan Crow Kay Weeks

Martha and Mark Johnston

Mary Dixon

Mr and Mrs. Justin Small Mr. Alex Youngquist Mr. and Mrs. Adam Dunayer Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Leverette Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Newsom Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sinwell Mr. and Mrs. Andy McGarrahan

Mr. and Mrs. Avery Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Brett Lowrey Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ware Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thoele Mr. and Mrs. Chavoya Mr. and Mrs. Curtis M. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Boeckman Mr. and Mrs. Don S. Freeman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hurt Mr. and Mrs. Doug Otten Mr. and Mrs. Ed Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Erik Shreve Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan III Mr. and Mrs. Harlan R. Crow Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodson Mr. and Mrs. Howell Harralson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Swope Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonell Mr. and Mrs. John Mackintosh Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Sawers Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hall Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Willis Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Rodegast Mr. and Mrs. Larry Eppard Mr. and Mrs. Leotis Ratcliff Mr. and Mrs. Luther Harris, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin F. Poer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Dulan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pegues Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bartholow Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vig Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Ricco Keyes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conerly Mr. and Mrs. Richard Waghorne Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milbank, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pitre Mr. and Mrs. Robert Royer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Clapp

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Cathey Mr. and Mrs. Russell Martin III Mr. and Mrs. Sandford Boyce Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sears Mr. and Mrs. Shannon Wynne Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Giles Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Gendler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunning Mr. and Mrs. Tom Daulton Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mosley Mr. and Mrs. Wil McCall Mr. and Mrs. Wil Saqueton Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander Mr. and Mrs. William Turnley Mr. and Mrs. Willliam Keyes Mr. and Mrs.Bobby Smith Mr. Ben Luedtke Mr. Ben Mimmack Mr. Brian Eberstein Mr. Caleb Jones

Mr. Gary Coleman

Mr. Gregory B. Moore, III

Mr. Gregory Campbell

Mr. Jack Rustamier

Mr. James Eiting

Mr. Jeffrey Doumany

Mr. Jeremy Jones

Mr. Jerry Godwin

Mr. John Battle

Mr. John Stephens

Mr. Jonathan B. Cleveland

Mr. Justin Grissen

Mr. Keith Gillespie and Amity

Gillespie

Mr. Lowell Youngquist

Mr. Marc Christensen

Mr. Mark Bradford

Mr. Mark Bryant

Mr. Martin D. Dekker

Mr. Michael Brundy

Mr. Michael Geisler

Mr. Carter Keith

Mr. Cory Morrow

Mr. Curt Crofford

Mr. Dana LeRoy Allen and Christine Allen

Mr. David Gleeson

Mr. David Martin

Mr. David Shanahan

Mr. Deshaun Brown

Mr. Donald Sease and Ms. Alyce Sease

Mr. Edwin G. Millis

Mr. Eric Fredrickson

Mr. Frank Mihalopoulos

Mr. Michael H. Barnes

Mr. Michael Meece

Mr. Michael Sealy

Mr. Neal Doherty

Mr. Neil West and Nancy West

Mr. Patrick Fox and Mrs. Cindy Fox

Mr. Patrick Means

Mr. Paul Savoldelli

Mr. Pavan Dave

Mr. Peter Lodwick

Mr. Peter Strebel

Mr. Richard Eberhart

Mr. Rob Causey

The growth of St. Philip’s is unbelievable…I’ve always kept a soft spot somewhere in my heart for it. Keep up the good work at my favorite school (just ahead of Rice University).

– Ed Millis

Mr. Robert J. Marshall Jr.

Mr. Russell Mason

Mr. Samuel Joyner

Mr. Tim Maitland

Mr. Tod Marvin

Mr. Todd Henderson and Shannon Henderson

Mr. Todd Massey

Mr. William Baker

Mr. William Dunk Mr. William French Mr. William Young Mr. Willis Johnson

Mr. Zachary Mayer

Mr.and Mrs. Kyle Bass

Mr.and Mrs. Matthew Mazzucchi Mrs. Alfreda Norman Mrs. Benaye Y. WadkinsChambers

Mrs. Bonnie Cobb

Mrs. Bridget De Bruyn Mrs. Dana Nearburg

Mrs. Debra H. WIlson

Mrs. Emily Maduro

Mrs. George A. Shutt

Mrs. Harolyn Gibson

Mrs. Katherine Pershern

Mrs. Linda C. Mason Mrs. Liz Minyard-Lokey Mrs. Margertree Holmes Mrs. Marjene Buckner

Mrs. Michele Valdez and Mr. Gary Kennedy

Mrs. Michelle Woody Mrs. Monica Brown

Mrs. Pierrette L. Gordon Mrs. Rickyl Wesson

Mrs. Rozene Pride Mrs. Sandra Estess

Mrs. Tracey Nash-Huntley and Mr. David Huntley

Ms. Alexandra Halbardier

Ms. Anne MacDonald

Ms. Annelise Pedersen and Mr. Christopher Spafford

Ms. Barbara A. Lund and Mr. Larry Cavitt

Ms. Bev B. Vuckovich

Ms. Britney English

Ms. Candace Winslow

Ms. Carol Hampton Ms. Cathy MacDowell

Ms. Cheryl Nelson

Ms. Christine Ho and Mr. Anil Koganti

Ms. Christy Riddle

Ms. Courtney Kano

Ms. Debra Bradley

Ms. Demetris A. Sampson

Ms. Denise Scott

Ms. Dina Dixon and Mr. Shane Keller

Ms. Dora C. Joyner

Ms. Elizabeth C. Williams

Ms. Elizabeth Wahlquist

Ms. Ellen Porter

Ms. Ellen Wood

Ms. Giulia Winandy

Ms. Heather Weaver

Ms. Ingrid Grase

Ms. Jacqueline Moore

Ms. Jennifer Duncan

Ms. Jennifer Freeman Ms. Jenny Staubach

Ms. Jimmy Westcott Ms. Jody Swartzwelder

Ms. Julie Corey Ms. Karen O'Rear Ms. Katherine Dreyer Ms. Kathleen Ray Ms. Kawana Moore Ms. Laura Lear Ms. Leila Gary Ms. Linda McMahon Ms. Lindsay Mayer

Ms. Lisa Simmons Ms. Lucy Cain Ms. Margaret Cervin Ms. Melissa Orth

Ms. Mildred Carrethers

Ms. Milica V. Barbir

Ms. Nancy Cates

Ms. Patricia Deason Ms. Patricia Kropp

Ms. Regen Horchow

Ms. Sarah Ketterer

Ms. Sheri Crosby Ms. Suzanne A. Caruso Ms. Suzanne Crandall Ms. Tabrisha McCoy Ms. Tekleanna Webster Ms. Tina Gwinn Ms. Vada M. Jackson Ms. Venise Stuart Ms. Vicki D. Jayson Ms. Vicki Mayweather Ms. Victoria McPhaul Nnamdi Anozie

Rev. and Mrs. Jon Stasney Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Harte Rev. Thomas Blackmon and Mrs. Molly Steele

St. Philip's Students

Friends – Up to $499 Akili Johnson Alex Daniel

Alexandria Battle Barry B Love Madison

Beena Momin Benaya Mutizwa

Bonnie and Peter Smith Brucker Stensrud C. Kaye Patton

Calvert Collins-Bratton

Carland Williams Carol and Larry Chris McDaniel Coleta Ezidore

Corby Ferrell

Corinne Owen

Corlie Storey

Dr. Murray Gordon Dr. William and Mary Dockery

Dr. and Mr. Kevin Evans

Dr. and Mrs. James F. Witten Dr. and Mrs. Michael Sills Dr. Demetra Jones Dr. Honor Franklin Dr. Jacqueline Evans Dr. Maureen A. Finnegan Dr. Rascheda Long

Dr. Robert E. Morgan

Dr. Sherril English Dr. Stormee Williams Drs. Jacquelynn and Kevin Longshaw

Felecia and David Burns Heidi and Andrew Hill Houston Pritchard Jazz Walker Jenise and Walter Young Jennifer and Douglas Brower Jerry Jackson Jesse Smith Juliette and Mark Moussa Kaylan Hearne Kei Wy Kinza Baad Korey Mack Kris and Mark Bradford Lanny Raney Lauri Brown Layne Matthews Lynn Granello Malinda and Gary Moor Marzell Howel Miriam and Jim Herndon Miss Bobbye Hampton Mr. Aaron Beck Mr. Aaron White Mr. Adam Dominguez Mr. Adem Sumer

Mr. Alexander Baughman Mr. Allen Garner Mr. and Mrs. Brad Wines Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Feld Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Halle Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Bernell St. Cyr Mr. and Mrs. Bill Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rowan Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie E. Ross, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Brent Alfred Mr. and Mrs. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Carter Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Chris Mahaffey

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Poinsatte Mr. and Mrs. Craig Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Curry Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gillette Mr. and Mrs. Darrel DraneSkipworth Mr. and Mrs. David Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. David Monaco Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Macatee Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Devin Evans Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Foster Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Maynard Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edward Slaughter Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Gary Huselton Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Youngquist Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Johnson Mr. and Mrs. George Holden Mr. and Mrs. George Willis Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Winters, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hervey A. Priddy Mr. and Mrs. Jack Collins Mr. and Mrs. Jamel Richardson Mr. and Mrs. James A. Moore Mr. and Mrs. James E. O'Bannon Mr. and Mrs. James E. Thurman Mr. and Mrs. James Mosley Mr. and Mrs. James Musco Mr. and Mrs. James P. Goodnight Mr. and Mrs. James Paccone Mr. and Mrs. James T. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Jason Maryland Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Harelson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bass Mr. and Mrs. Jim Berry Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGinty Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hearne Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yow Mr. and Mrs. John Hazelton Mr. and Mrs. John Kukla Mr. and Mrs. John W. Harris Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Judson Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Kneeland Youngblood

We are enormously proud to play a role in capturing and ensuring the excellence of St. Philip’s in every aspect.

– Schatzie and George T. Lee, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Walton

Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ousley Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gunnin Mr. and Mrs. Mark Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mutschink Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ingram, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Knight Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mikeska Mr. and Mrs. Mike Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Mike Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sampson Mr. and Mrs. Moses Cage Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Livings Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bagwell Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Yates

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hendershot Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Randolph A. Averette

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Francis Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ballotta Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burch Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pollock Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ragnell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hays Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shive Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Scott Osborn

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Westvold Mr. and Mrs. Seeligson Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Steven Mancillas Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hankamer Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Chavis Mr. and Mrs. Tim Weil Mr. and Mrs. Wayne MacNaughton

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Cullum Mr. and Mrs. William F Rogge Mr. and Mrs. William G. Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Zachary A. Scott

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Terry Beneke Mr. and Ms. Arata

Mr. and Ms. Karlon Bedford

Mr. and Ms. Stephen V. Newhouse

Mr. Andrew Winningham and Kristi Winningham

Mr. Arnold Holtberg

Mr. Austin Eudaly Mr. Austin Keaveny

Mr. Barrett Ramsey Mr. Barry Steinhert Mr. Benjamin Murphy Mr. Blake Purnell

Mr. Bradley Buckley Mr. Brandon Handy

Mr. Brandon Jones Mr. Brandon Kershaw Mr. Brandon McCarthy Mr. Brett Diamond

Mr. Brian Blackmore

Mr. Brian Jolly Mr. Brian Swinney

Mr. Brian Zelman Mr. C.W. Whitaker

Mr. Carlos Munguia Mr. Charles Schonert

Mr. Charlie Dunn and Brandi Dunn

Mr. Chris Patterson Mr. Christopher Ayres Mr. Christopher Choate Mr. Clifton Johnson

Mr. Colin Rosenbaum Mr. Craig Wideman Mr. Darius Hamberlin and LaShuandra Hamberlin Mr. David Belt Mr. David Holland Mr. David Okamoto Mr. Donald Wiley Mr. Douglas Moore Mr. Eddie Chavez Pintor Mr. Eddie Fletcher

Mr. Emanuel Burrell

Mr. Forest Atkins

Mr. Forrest Gregg Mr. Frankie Robertson

Mr. Gordon Taylor Mr. Grafton Ifill

Mr. Greg Crook Mr. Harnell Williams

Mr. Jack Diamond Mr. Jacob Valenti Mr. James Payne Mr. Jason John Mr. Jason Trammell Mr. Jeffrey MacDowell Mr. Jeffrey R. Hill Mr. Jerry K. Sutton Mr. Jim Austin Mr. Jim Johnston Mr. Jim Royer Mr. Jon Poglitsch Mr. Jordan Marks and Ms. Jade Marks

Mr. Jorge Perez Mr. Joseph Tulloch Mr. Joshua Castillo

Mr. Joshua Thornton Mr. Keith Vinson Mr. Kelvin Sellers

Mr. Ken Smith

Mr. Kenneth Malcom Mr. Lee White

Mr. Lester Christianson Mr. Lincoln Morgan Mr. Marc Casale

Mr. Marcus Johnson Mr. Mark Allen Mr. Mark Mrozek

Mr. Marlin Fisher Mr. Martin Frigueroa Mr. Matt Flanagan Mr. Matt Mildren Mr. Matthew Boomer Mr. Maxx Grisz Mr. McKinney Boyd Mr. Michael Choate Mr. Michael Epperson

Mr. Michael Flanders

Mr. Michael Via

Mr. Mike Beidel

Mr. Mike Villa Mr. Nathan Goodell

Mr. Nicholas Rodriguez

Mr. Nolan Chumbley Mr. Orethann Price

Mr. Patrick Conley

Mr. Paul Anderson

Mr. Paul Jorge

Mr. Paxton Marks, Jr. Mr. Peter Burns

Mr. Peter Christensen

Mr. Peter K. Lutken and Ms. Joanne G. Jones Mr. Richard Sirois

Mr. Robert Begert Mr. Robert Castle Mr. Robert Clements Mr. Robert DeShay Mr. Rochester Isom Mr. Rodney Baker

Mr. Rodrick Washington Mr. Rufus Mock

Mr. Sam Bates

Mr. Shawn Williams

Mr. Sinead Soesbe

Mr. Stanley V. Graff

Mr. Stephen Bell

Mr. Stephen Brandt

Mr. Stephen Brown

Mr. Steve Modory

Mr. Steve Westerheide Mr. T.J Baggett Mr. Terrence Lomeka

Mr. Thomas Anderson Mr. Timothy Chapman Mr. Vardeman Moore

Mr. Vincent Snoddy Mr. Wendelin Donahue Mr. Wendell C. Black Mr. William Farmer Mr. William Hill Mr. William Edwards Mr. William Stewart Mr. and Mrs. David Fisk Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Hext Mr. and Mrs. Michael Guidry

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dix

Mrs. Allicia Frye

Mrs. Amy Mina

Mrs. Amy Prestidge

Mrs. Angela Lankford

Mrs. Annabelle Catterall

Mrs. Arlene Steinfield

Mrs. Brenda Brand

Mrs. Brenda S. Robertson

Mrs. Candance Conerly

Mrs. Carol Booth

Mrs. Carol Seay

Mrs. Carolyn Garner

Mrs. Charles Best, II Mrs. Christa Sanford Mrs. Colette Haigler

Mrs. Cynthia Wright and Mr. Deundray Wright Mrs. Dianna Stouffer

Mrs. Dianne B. LaRoe Mrs. Donell Wiggins

We believe in St. Philip’s, its middle school project, and its leadership. We want to be a part of what works.

- Peggy Dear and Betty Regard

Mrs. Erica Lloyd

Mrs. Florence Madison

Mrs. Genai Walker

Mrs. Henry C. Coke, III Mrs. Iantha Murphy-Iglehart

Mrs. James M. Moroney, Jr. Mrs. Janice Murray Mrs. Karen Eubanks

Mrs. Kim Cox

Mrs. Kimberly Ballard-Madison Mrs. Laranda Adams and Hayward Adams

Mrs. Latoyia S. Dean-Dennis Mrs. Laura Majernik

Mrs. Linda Ayres

Mrs. Margaret Grahsl

Mrs. Michael Lockerd

Mrs. Nell Beck

Mrs. Regina Montoya-Coggins Mrs. Roslyn Thompson

Mrs. Shelia Pate

Mrs. Shelle Sills

Mrs. Suzan Tujague and Mr. Lucien Tujague Mrs. Tammy Kemp

Mrs. Taryn Flowers Love

Mrs. Tia Stevens

Mrs. Toyota Morrison

Ms. Adriane Crosland

Ms. Aimee Griffiths

Ms. Aldinea Dillard

Ms. Alexandria Jackson

Ms. Alicia Holmes

Ms. Alicia January

Ms. Alicia Jones

Ms. Alta Mantsch

Ms. Althea D. Satterfield-White

Ms. Althea Hills

Ms. Alva Baker

Ms. Amanda Putman

Ms. Amber Moore

Ms. Amelia Hendrix

Ms. Amii Foster

- Brenda Hargett

Ms. Andrea Hayes Ms. Angela Self Ms. Anita B. Campbell Ms. Anita Tarar Ms. Anitta Isom Ms. Anjlica Malla Ms. Ann W. Wood Ms. Anne Barbour Ms. Annette Lentz

Ms. Annmarie Hebert and Mr. Raymond Kessler Ms. Antavia Mason Ms. Asha Johnson Ms. Ashley Boisture Ms. Ashley Coleman Ms. Ashley Elsey Ms. Audrey Brown Ms. Audrey Duffel Ms. Barbara D. Harrington Ms. Beth Shanafelt Ms. Betty Beason

Ms. Beverly Bolner Ms. Blainey Hess Ms. Brandi Riley Ms. Brandy Ott Ms. Breanna Greeling Ms. Breanna Turnley Ms. Brenda Anderson Ms. Brenda Snitzer Ms. Briana August Ms. Brianna Raney Ms. Brittney Henry Ms. Brooke Bailey Ms. Buena Lyons Ms. Caazena Hunter Ms. Camilla Johnson and Mr. Eric Johnson Ms. Camille Gueno Ms. Candace Crespo Ms. Candace Martin Ms. Candra Sweat Ms. Carlene Peal-Sconce Ms. CarolAnn Jarnagin

Ms. Carolyn Edwards Ms. Carolyn Oladunjoye Ms. Cathy Anwyl Ms. Cathy Bruff Ms. Cathy Qualls Ms. Celeste Flippen Ms. Chelsea Allen-Black Ms. Cheryl Pollman Ms. Cheryl Wesley Ms. Cheryl Williams Ms. Cheryl Williamson and Mr. Russell Williamson Ms. Chrischeryl McDaniel Ms. Christina Hanford Ms. Christina Rubealcaba Ms. Christine Montague Ms. Constance Harris Ms. Constance Thomas Ms. Courtney Hopping Ms. Courtney Johnson Ms. Courtney Joyner Ms. Courtney Lewis Ms. Cristelle Gilmore Ms. Crystal Wright Ms. Cydni Robertson Ms. Cynammon Burns Allen Ms. Cynthia Lindsley Ms. Cynthia Parker-Ferguson Ms. Dacha Fridia Ms. Darnasha Clark Ms. Darnetta Forteau Ms. Deb Dunne Ms. Deborah Campdera Ms. Deborah Lively Ms. Deborah Schutze Ms. Debra Eichner Ms. DeeAnn Dunkins Lax Ms. Diana Igweh Ms. Diana Sobey Ms. Diane R. Miles Ms. Diane Xavier Ms. Dominique A. Anthony Ms. Donna Choate Ms. Dora Steele Ms. Dreama Sloan-Kelly Ms. Eileen Corkery Ms. Elaine Velvin Ms. Elaysia Parks Ms. Elisabeth Garvin Ms. Elizabeth Barnes Ms. Elizabeth Curfman Ms. Elizabeth Howard Ms. Elizabeth Lee Thompson Ms. Elizabeth Lennox Ms. Elizabeth Schaab Ms. Elizabeth Stroup Ms. Elmarie Brown Ms. Erin N. Parisi Ms. Eyvonne Devonport Ms. Faith Harris

Ms. Gabrielle McBay Ms. Geraldine Edwards Ms. Glenn Gibbs Ms. Gloria Rudolph Ms. Glorias Dixon

Ms. Greta Mittman

Ms. Haley Teegarden Ms. Harriet King Ms. Helena Johnson Ms. Jackie Nash Ms. Jaime Humber Ms. Jan Ansell

Ms. Janae Lee Ms. Jane Rose Ms. Janell Bradley Ms. Janille Smith-Colin Ms. Jeanine Ryan Ms. Jearlene Miller Ms. Jennifer Collins Ms. Jennifer Hull

Ms. Jennifer Kindert Ms. Jennifer L. Jackson

Ms. Jennifer WIllis and Mr. David Willis

Ms. Jessica Clayton Ms. Jessica Epperson Ms. Jessica George Ms. Jessica Spaniol

Ms. Jill D. Powell

Ms. Joelle Mayer Ms. Johanna Sharp

Ms. JoLinda Herring

Ms. Joni Cooper

Ms. Joyce Brooks

Ms. Joyce Roth Ms. Julia Waller Ms. Julie L. Stack Ms. Kaileigh Johnson Ms. Kaitlyn Holmes Ms. Kara Bishop Buffington

Ms. Karen Stutsman Ms. Kate Alberts

Ms. Katherine Kane Ms. Kathryn Cowling

Ms. Kathryn Francis Ms. Kathryn Saab

Ms. Katy Henry

Ms. Kawanise Mims

Ms. Kay Honeyman

Ms. Keanndre Gragg

Ms. Kellee Wilkinson

Ms. Kim Graham

Ms. Kim Noltemy

Ms. Kimberly Clark Ms. Kimberly Hartsfield Ms. Kimberly M. Dobbins Ms. Kimberly Traylor Ms. Kimberly Westphall Ms. Kira McCoy Ms. Krista Weinstein Ms. Kristin Daly Ms. Kristin Tucker

Ms. Kristy Burrell

Ms. Krystal Hunter Ms. La Trellei Cambridge Ms. LaMonica Brooks

Ms. Lanisha Patton

Ms. LaSonya Callahan

Ms. Laura A. Stockdale

Ms. Laura Braun

Ms. Laurie Lang

Ms. Laurtosheia Smith

Ms. Lawanda Stance

Ms. Lee McKinney

Ms. Leesean Johnson

Ms. Leigh Bass

Ms. Leisa Booker

Ms. Lena Murrell

Ms. Leshawnda Larkin

Ms. Leslie MacLean

Ms. Lesly Burrowes

Ms. Linda D. Reynolds Ms. Linda Jackson Ms. Linda L. Murphy

Highland Park United Methodist Church is pleased to contribute to such a worthwhile project and is thankful to serve alongside St. Philip’s.

Ms. Lindsay Abernethy

Ms. Lindsay W. Steinberg and Mr. Jeffrey Steinberg

Ms. LoQuisha Craddock

Ms. Lori Alexander

Ms. Lori Bennett Ms. Lourice Collier Ms. Lucinda Dodds Ms. Madelyn Herndon Ms. Maggie Parker Ms. Maggie Sneed Ms. Margaret Collins Ms. Margaret Rees-Jones Ms. Margaret Spellings Ms. Marguerite McClinton Ms. Marie Brown

Ms. Marie Perry Ms. Marilou Simon Ms. Marilyn Porter Ms. Marilyn W. Jackson Ms. Marion Degroff Ms. Marsha Clark

Ms. Marva Morrow Ms. Mary Ellen Moser Ms. Mary J. Parsons Ms. Matilda B. Louree Ms. Maya Jhangiani Ms. Megan Kramer Ms. Megan Riney Ms. Melissa Barras Ms. Meredith Burns Ms. Meredith McLean Ms. Michelanie Rayford Ms. Michelle Carey Ms. Michelle Kindred Ms. Michelle Peele Ms. Miki Mankin Ms. Miriam Hawkins Ms. Molly Miller Ms. Natalie Stallbohm Ms. Natasha Colter Ms. Neena Wiora

Ms. Nichelle Bennett Ms. Nickisha Fowler Ms. Nicole Raphiel Ms. Nina Cortell Ms. Pamela Roffino Ms. Paula Miller Ms. Paula W. Hayes Ms. Peyton Purcell Ms. Phyllis Bedford Ms. Phyllis Williams Ms. Rachel Roberts Ms. Rachelle Prater Ms. Rebecca Tankersley Ms. Renita Hill Ms. Rhonda Neal Ms. Rodrigua Ross Ms. Rosalie Taubman Ms. Rose Anderson Ms. Roselyn Leach Ms. Sally Dutter Ms. Sally Geymueller Ms. Sally Perryman and Tom Perryman Ms. Sally Schreiber Ms. Sandra T. Smith Ms. Scefenia Dent Ms. Shagala Ward Ms. Shaila Philip Ms. Shalandra Jones Ms. Shameeka Sturdivant Ms. Shannan Johnson Ms. Shannon Hills Ms. Shannon Wilson Callewart Ms. Sharain L. Taylor Ms. Shaunaisea Henderson Ms. Shayla Dukes Ms. Shayla Johnson Ms. Sheila Scullock Ms. Shelby Gibbs Ms. Shelly Wilfong Ms. Sherri Daniel Ms. Shiva Peters

Ms. Stacey Lotten

Ms. Stacey Malcolmson Ms. Stephanie Mueller Ms. Summer Loveland Ms. Susan Brower Ms. Susan Philiips Ms. Suzanne Frazier

Ms. Tamara Martin Ms. Tamara Neal Ms. Tamasha Govan and Mr. Kenneth Govan Ms. Tameka Cass Ms. Taylor Flowers Ms. Taylor Gaskins Ms. Taylor Hall Ms. Telissha R. Wesson Ms. Terese Stevenson Ms. Terri Thomas Ms. Theresa Black Ms. Tish Visinsky Ms. Toni Green Ms. Toni Patterson Ms. Tonya Stafford Ms. Tracie Klein Ms. Tracy Dalton Ms. Tracy Donalson Ms. Tracy Fulton Ms. Tracy Williams Ms. Trenitta Comadore Ms. Tresa Reynolds Ms. Tresa Wilson

Ms. Valencia M. Yarbrough Ms. Vanessa Fuquay Ms. Vanessa Hill Ms. Vanessa Morrow Ms. Velena McRae Ms. Velma O. Wilkinson Ms. Vernita Sawyer Ms. Veronica Chitwood and Mr. Gregory Chitwood Ms. Virginia Pitts Obinna Ubabukoh Phallon Tillis Preston Ramsey Priyesh Patel Ramsay Ellis

Randy Bowman Rea Foster Rod Kyle Rosslyn Selzer Sara and Korey Miller Sarah and Clayton Kennington Shanta Green Susan M. Jackson Taylor Baird

The Honorable and Mrs. Mark Murrell Victoria Quan Mack Worthey Wiles s

FOUNDATIONS

AmazonSmile Foundation

Ben G. Barnett Foundation

Bryne Family Foundation

Charities Aid Foundation America

Communities Foundation of Texas, Inc.

Community Foundation Greater Des Moines

Dallas Jewish Community Foundation

Dallas Stars Foundation

Dollar General Literacy Foundation

Elizabeth Born Linz Foundation

Gene and Jerry Jones Family Foundation

George A. and Nancy P. Shutt Foundation

Harry S. Moss Foundation

Hillcrest Foundation

Hoak Foundation

Jane du Pont and Barron U. Kidd Family Fund

JP Morgan Chase Foundation

Kleinert Foundation

Lattner Family Foundation

Lyda Hill Foundation

Meadows Foundation, Inc.

Morning Star Family Foundation

Muse Family Foundation

National Medal Of Honor Museum Foundation

Perot Foundation

Prairie Creek Partners Charitable Foundation

Preston Center Rotary Club Foundation

Riggs Family Foundation

Rowling Foundation

Saint Michael and All Angels Foundation

Sapphire Foundation, Inc. Stephen M. Seay Foundation

Texas Instruments Foundation Texas Women's Foundation

The Addy Foundation

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

The Buford Foundation

The Dallas Foundation

The Eugene McDermott Foundation

The Hersh Foundation

The Hoglund Foundation

The Katy and Kyle Miller Family Foundation

The Lewis Family Foundation

The Marilyn Augur Family Foundation

The Nick And Seth Cowboy Foundation

The Pollock Foundation

The Snyder Foundation

Todd A. Williams Family Foundation W.W. Caruth Jr. Foundation

Walmart Foundation

ORGANIZATIONS

All Saints Church Dallas

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.; Alpha Xi Omega Chapter

Antioch Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church

Baylor Scott & White Health

Baylor Scott and White Health and Wellness Center

Children's Health

Circle Ten Council-Boy Scouts of America

Dallas College-Cedar Valley Episcopal Church of The Transfiguration

Friends of St. Philip's

Good Shepherd Episcopal School

Greenhill School

Highland Park United Methodist Church

Junior League of Dallas Kappa Tablescapes-Kappa Kappa Foundation

Levine Academy

Liverpool Supporters Club of Dallas-Fort Worth Network for Good North Texas Food Bank Parish Episcopal School Saint Michael and All Angels Church

SMU Lyle School of Engineering

SMU Maguire Center for Ethics Center

St. John's Episcopal School

St. John's Episcopal Church St. Mark's School of Texas

St. Philip's Parent School Association

State Fair of Texas

The Episcopal School of Dallas

The Real Estate Council

The Village Giving Circle Toast for Charity

United Way for Greater Austin United Way of Greater Atlanta United Way of Greater Kansas City

United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, Inc.

Wells Fargo Matching Gifts Program

Women of St. Michael & All Angels Church YourCause.com Corporate Employee Giving Programs

CORPORATIONS

Ackels & Ackels LLP

Action Metals

Albertsons Safeway Alt + Co LLC

Amegy Bank Amfam Insurance AT&T Bank of Texas Big Back Pack LLC

Building Solutions Capital One Services LLC

Contran Corporation

Dallas County Health and Human Services

ExxonMobil Corporate Headquarters

EY

Fisk Firm, P. C.

Fossil Inc.

Frost Bank Healthcare Realty Trust Hunt Consolidated Independent Financial Internal Revenue Service K2 Construction

Kendra Scott

Kid to Kid North Wilco LLC

Kimberly-Clark Kroger

Lennox International Lincoln Property CO MedAxiom

Nordson Corporation Northland Properties

Rising Star Resource Development Corp

Texas Instruments Tolleson Management LLP Trinity Industries United Mechanical VIP Search Group LLC Vistra Vizient Wells Fargo Advisors

IN-KIND DONORS

Alcuin School

Cronan & Associates

Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Society

Hush Mangement and Entertainment

Lexus Bell-Boyd Marlin Medical Solutions

Mr. and Mrs. Allen E. Cullum Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eason Mr. and Mrs. Brent English Mr. and Mrs. Brian Post Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan III Mr. and Mrs. Hollye Fisk Mr. and Mrs. Mike Campbell Mr. Arturo Marente Mr. Bobbie Hughes Mr. Brandon Dillard Mr. Bryant Purvis Mr. Collin Govan Mr. Curtis Ransom Mr. David L. Osborne Mr. Earnest Jefferson Mr. Gerardo Venegas Mr. Jason Thomas Mr. Jeffrey Giese Mr. Jose Navarro Mr. Joshua Vasquez Mr. Richard Prince Mr. Timothy Blankenheim Mrs. Mariva McDaniel

Ms. Ayesha Hurst Ms. Betty J. Ervin Ms. Dominique Smith Ms. Dorothy Hoak Ms. Dorothy Howell Ms. Kima Letcher

Ms. Kristianne Hinkamp Ms. Lisa Plummer Ms. Simone James-Henry Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger

Phillipos Tariku

Premier Transportation Services, LLC

Quioanna Neil Saint Michael and All Angels Church Two Podners BBQ We Are Her

HONORARIUMS

In honor of Mr. Allen E. Cullum

Dr. Maureen A. Finnegan

In honor of Mr. Andrew Sinwell Ms. Marion Degroff

In honor of Mr. Andrew Weil Mr. Neil West and Nancy West

In honor of Ms. Ann Mahowald Jennifer and Douglas Brower Kathy and Harlan Crow Ms. Cynthia Lindsley Ms. Ann W. Wood

In honor of Ms. Anne Barbour Lincoln Property CO

In honor of Mr. Avery Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Brien

In honor of Mr. Bobby B. Lyle Mrs. Tracey Nash-Huntley and Mr. David Huntley Ms. Charlotte J. Anderson

In honor of Mr. Brannon Addison Mr. and Mrs. William B. Cullum

In honor of Mr. Brian Post Ms. Anne MacDonald

In honor of Mr. Clarence B. Brown III Nnamdi Anozie Ms. Joni Cooper Ms. Geraldine Edwards Sara and Korey Miller

In honor of Mr. David Anfield Amfam Insurance

In honor of Mr. David Cowling Ms. Kathryn Cowling Mr. and Mrs. James E. O'Bannon Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Youngquist

In honor of Ms. Dee Velvin Mr. and Mrs. James P. Goodnight Mrs. Michele Valdez and Mr. Gary Kennedy Ms. Elaine Velvin Ms. Bev B. Vuckovich Mr. and Mrs. Richard Waghorne Ms. Candace Winslow

In honor of Ms. Elizabeth Bourgeois-Gordon Ms. Leigh Bass Mr. and Mrs. Larry Eppard

In honor of Ms. Elliette Holmes Mrs. Margertree Holmes

In honor of Ms. Fredye Factor Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Losinger

In honor of Ms. Gwendolyn Barjon

Mrs. Carolyn Garner Ms. Gabrielle McBay Ms. Brandi Riley Mrs. Brenda S. Robertson

In honor of Mr. and Mrs. James Wagley Ms. Rosslyn Selzer

In honor of Mr. Kevin Muskat Mr. Brett Diamond

In honor of Mr. Kneeland Youngblood Ms. Colette Vallot

In honor of Ms. Lois YoungWaller Ms. Julia Waller

In honor of Ms. Martha Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Scott Osborn

In honor of Mr. Marty Turco Northland Properties

In honor of Mr. Mike Taliaferro Ms. Tish Visinsky

In honor of Ms. Nancy G. Riddle Ms. Vicki D. Jayson

In honor of Mr. Paul Jarzemsky Dr. and Mrs. William H. Ryan, III

In honor of Mr. Pete Chilian Prairie Creek Partners Charitable Foundation Mrs. Elaine Agather Mrs. Kathy Bishop Mr. Louis Bremer Mr. John Fainter

In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brodsky Ms. Leslie MacLean

In honor of Mr. S. Todd Maclin Ms. Julie Corey Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonell

In honor of Ms. Sheri C. Wheeler Ms. Brenda Snitzer

In honor of Ms. Sherrelle Evans-Jones Ms. Alicia January Mr. Brandon Jones Ms. Jackie Nash Ms. Carolyn Oladunjoye Ms. Angela Self

In honor of Ms. Suki

Jarzemsky

Dr. and Mrs. William H. Ryan, III

In honor of Ms. Susan B. McCombs

Ms. Patricia Deason Carol and Larry Mr. and Mrs. Scott Westvold

In honor of Ms. Susan Fisk Michael Lockerd Ms. Jill D. Powell

In honor of Dr. Terry J. Flowers

Ms. Elizabeth Barnes

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Eastland

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Mosle, III Mrs. Janice Murray Mrs. Karen Shuttee

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Swope Ms. Ellen Wood

In honor of The Episcopal School of Dallas Big Back Pack LLC

In honor of Thomas S. Halsey Mr. Larry Schoenbrun

In honor of Ms. Anyika McMillan-Herod and Ms. Kim Cox Mr. Curt Crofford

In honor of Ms. Josephine Spaniol Mr. Samuel Joyner

In honor of Ms. Gwen Clark Mr. Rod Kyle

In honor of Ms. Bette Perot Ms. Johanna Sharp

In honor of Ms. Molly Steele Ms. Virginia Pitts

In honor of Ms. Macy Smith Ms. Corrine Owen

In honor of Mr. Jack Honeyman Mr. Jerry Godwin

In honor of Dr. Rick Synder MedAxiom

MEMORIALS

In memory of Ms. Barbara S. Cambridge

Ms. La Trellei Cambridge Ms. Carlene Peal-Sconce

In memory of Mr. Bill Vehslage Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Winters, Jr.

In memory of Ms. Burley Collier Ms. Lourice Collier

In memory of Mr. Charley Pride Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hobbs

In memory of Mr. Clarence B. Brown III

Texas Women's Foundation

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.; Alpha Xi Omega Chapter Contran Corporation

Dallas Jewish Community Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ballotta

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Betts

Mr. Bradley Buckley Mr. Lester Christianson

Mr. Collin Smyser and Ms. Maria Scherer

Ms. Marsha Clark Ms. Jennifer Collins

Kathy and Harlan Crow Mr. and Mrs. Curry

Ms. Deb Dunne

Ms. Jessica Epperson

Ms. Celeste Flippen Ms. Kathryn Francis Ms. Toni Green

Ms. Aimee Griffiths

Vera and Tyrous Ingram Ms. Jennifer L. Jackson

Ms. Courtney Johnson Ms. Courtney Kano

Ms. Christine Ho and Mr. Anil

Koganti

Ms. Patricia Kropp

Mrs. Laura Majernik Ms. Anjlica Malla

Ms. Candace Martin Ms. Marguerite McClinton Mrs. Amy Mina

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mulford, Jr. Ms. Kim Noltemy Ms. Shaila Philip Mr. and Mrs. Hervey A. Priddy Ms. Kathleen Ray Ms. Jane Rose Mrs. Christa Sanford Ms. Lisa Simmons

Mr and Mrs. Justin Small Ms. Natalie Stallbohm Ms. Elizabeth Stroup Ms. Rebecca Tankersley Ms. Anita Tarar

Mrs. Roslyn Thompson Ms. Krista Weinstein

Ms. Shelly Wilfong Ms. Tresa Wilson

In memory of Ms. Elizabeth Rathjen

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Beneke

Dr. Honor Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Larry McLean

In memory of Ms. Gloria Synder

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Eastland Ms. Julia Waller

In memory of Ms. Gwendolyn Barjon

Ms. Alexandra Halbardier

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan III Ms. Karen O'Rear Mrs. Shelia Pate

Ms. Althea D. Satterfield-White

Dr. and Mr. Kevin Evans

In memory of Ms. Joan Hodges Ms. Vicki D. Jayson

In memory of Ms. Joyce Milsap Mrs. Rozene Pride

In memory of Martha and Orrin Youngquist Mr. Lowell Youngquist

In memory of Ms. Massie Shaw Mrs. Dana Nearburg

In memory of Ms. Mona Munson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pitre

In memory of Ms. Peggy Giles Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Giles

In memory of Ms. Virginia Payne Ms. Anne MacDonald

In memory of Mr. Willie Satterfield Ms. Althea D. Satterfield-White

In memory of Ms. Alice Xavier Perumbilly Ms. Diane Xavier

In memory of Ms. Margaret Ann Moser Ms. Mary Allen Moser

In memory of Mr. Charles Lampton Ms. Clarice Giles

In memory of Ms. Marsetta Wells Ms. Clarice Giles

In memory of Mr. Alexander Thomas Ms. Clarice Giles

In memory of Mr. Edward Wilkerson Lampton Ms. Clarice Giles

In memory of Mr. Vernon Ward Ms. Hattie Fuette

In memory of Ms. Mary Frances Wagley Ms. Sue Wagley

In memory of Dr. Maude Small Mrs. Rozene Pride

In memory of Ms. Colleen O'Bannon Mr. James O'Bannon

In memory of Dr. Forrest Brown Lattner Family Foundation

WORDS OF APPRECIATION FROM A CLIENT OF AUNT BETTE’S COMMUNITY PANTRY

I had nowhere to turn to when I lost my job due to the pandemic. I’ve never needed help for anything. I live in this neighborhood and always appreciated St. Philip’s but I never thought I would personally need one of its services.

When you’re out of work, young, have bills to pay and little money or food, you gotta do what you need to survive. For me, that was asking for help. That was humbling myself. I’ve always trusted St. Philip’s and I’m grateful for the support. There’s no shame in getting support from the pantry either.

Aunt Bette’s is really a light in a place where people have real needs of love, compassion, and resources. The pantry serves people regardless of color, social status, or religion. That’s God’s way. Thank you St. Philip’s and donors for caring for so many of us who live here and struggle.

WAYS TO SUPPORT ST. PHILIP’S: TIME, TALENT, & TREASURE

St. Philip’s has thrived through the tremendous support provided by a dedicated community of alumni, parents, grandparents, and friends. For decades, St. Philip’s School and Community Center has embodied excellence, in large part because our community has given generously of its time, talents, and treasures. There are many creative opportunities to make a contribution to the important work of St. Philip’s School and Community Center.

PLANNED GIVING – St. Philip’s is excited to announce the establishment of the DR. BARBARA CAMBRDIGE GIVING CIRCLE, our planned giving program. Are you considering including St. Philip’s in your estate planning? If your family would like to leave a LASTING LEGACY at St. Philip’s by making contributions through a bequest to St. Philip’s in your will or naming St. Philip’s as a co-beneficiary in a life insurance policy, please contact our Philanthropy Department at aherod@stphilips.com or 214.421.5221 ext. 238, for more information.

CONSIDER EMPLOYEE CORPORATE GIVING – St. Philip’s receives designated funds through the United Way (#180), the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC), and State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC).

DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT WITH MATCHING GIFTS – Many employers match gifts by current and retired employees. This is an easy way to double your monetary gift or place a monetary value of your volunteer time to St. Philip’s School and Community Center. Contact the Human Resources office of your employer for the form to match your gift to St. Philip’s.

SECURITIES – Raymond James is the primary securities trader for St. Philip’s School and Community Center. By donating securities to St. Philip’s through Raymond James, 100% of the value of your securities is awarded to the School. Contact the Philanthropy Office for more information at philanthropy@stphilips.com or 214.421.5221 ext. 239.

SHOP AND SHARE – St. Philip’s benefits from your shopping with Kroger, Tom Thumb, Target and GoodSearch.

THE GIFT OF TIME – From landscaping to mentoring, there are many ways that you or your business/ employers can become part of making an impact in the South Dallas area. We need your hands, too.

After making a contribution, confirm if your company or organization provides matching donations. Follow the steps to have your gift matched and join other donors who have doubled, and in some cases tripled their impact on the St. Philip’s ministry.

St. Philip’s School & Community Center 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Dallas, Texas 75215

www.stphilips1600.org

EXCURSIONS

St. Philip’s believes in educating the whole child by providing students with opportunities to engage and unfold their natural curiosity. Exposure to enriching academic excursions, like our Civil Rights trip, allow our scholars a deepened and more meaningful understanding of history, culture and God's divine design.

SERVICE- EARNING PROJECTS

Students at each grade level are required to participate in community /service-learning projects throughout the year. We believe the projects reinforce the philosophy that "to whom much is given, much is required". Students leave St. Philip's knowing the importance of gratitude and service.

PROJECT- BASED LEARNING

PBL supports St. Philip’s efforts to empower students for servant leadership and community/ global awareness. Students in all grade levels learn by collaboratively addressing complex, real-world issues through research, investigations, and relative product design. Students engage in scaffolded learning and reflection throughout long-term projects and meaningful contributions, responding to complex, multi-faceted questions.

STEAM ACTIVITIES

Programs and spaces like our science fair and I-Lab, along with corporate partnerships with companies like TI, are exposing our scholars to the world of STEAM and preparing them for future careers that have not been created yet.

CULTURAL AWARENESS

Beyond the African American culture that is celebrated year-round, our students also learn about other cultures around the world. From Hispanic Heritage Month to Native American heritage, our students learn to appreciate the beauty and uniqueness of the global world.