At BRYC we have a proven model, a rock-solid board and organizational infrastructure, a deep bench of talent, and a leader devoted to BRYC's success now and forever.
MISSION
Help underserved youth excel in high school; enter, persist through, and graduate from college; and secure career-track jobs
Lucas Spielfogel, Executive Director
VISION
Provide our Fellows with the best collegepreparatory, college persistence, and career placement services money can buy for free so they can maximize the economic value of their degrees, build the lives they want, and help future generations do the same.
CORE VALUES
Hustle: Go Hard
Integrity: Be Just
Community: Maximize BRYC
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Lisa Adamek
Karen Breaux
Jonathan Earle, PhD
Carissa Graves
Edward “Ted” James
Dave Luecke
Chaunda Allen Mitchell, PhD
Mikki Ceasar Mathews
Laura Poché
Linda Orlansky Posner
Garrett Temple
Jessica Tucker-Baghian
Raedtha Vasquez
Corey Wilson
Team members take a pre-renovation tour of BRYC Airline, located at 14141 Airline Hwy, which BRYC rented and refurbished for fall 2024
TEAM
Myeisha Anderson*
Monica Baker
Naudra Branch^
Aareena Dhillon Latona
Allie Diefendorf
Brei Gage-Batiste
Connor Gonzales
Trinton Harris*^
Elin Hawkinson
Josh Howard
Dr Christi Hunter-Brown^ * BRYC Alumni ^ Part-Time Team
Gary Jackson^
Keiron Jackson^
A’Shonte Johnson
Chasity Kelley
Forrest Middlebrook Jr
Catherine Molleno
Lucas Spielfogel
Jakia Steele
Rachel Stevens
Kenya Warren-Hollins
Malaysia Young*^
TOP MARKS #5
BRYCs nationwide ranking on The NonProfit Times list of the best small nonprofits to work for in the U S in 2024
In its first year vying for this recognition, BRYC ranked #18 among all nonprofits (small, medium, large) in the U.S.
For the fourth year in a row, BRYC ranked among the Business Report’s Best Places to Work in BR BRYC’s commitment to diversity and inclusion in advertising yielded the 2024 AAF-BR Mosaic Champion Award
WHY BRYC?
The promise of higher education
is that it will level an extremely uneven playing field, helping individuals and families secure better opportunities for future generations. This promise is made tangible in the Louisiana Board of Regents’ Master Plan, which states that 65% of jobs nationally and 56% of jobs statewide require a college degree or high value credential, requiring a 12% increase in degree attainment among working-age citizens by 2030
Despite constant questioning of its value, a bachelor’s degree remains a reliable path to economic mobility Yet, low-socioeconomic-status students and those from underrepresented demographics have the most difficulty entering and completing college affordably, both nationally and locally.
On average, Black college students hold $52K in loan debt
On average, Black college students hold $25K more loan debt than white students
Four years post graduation, Black students owe on average 188% more than white students
1,028 TOTAL RESPONSES
“BRYC is doing a phenomenal job with youth. I am continuously amazed at how my son has transformed in his time there and continues to grow academically and socially. BRYC has become my extended family and village I have partners in the work to help my son in his journey to be a more well-rounded individual and student ”
Lakesha R., Guardian
THE BRYC WAY
BRYC’s 9+-year continuum of services helps Fellows develop, practice, and execute self-regulation, socioemotional, and self-advocacy skills in pursuit of stronger academic performance; more diverse college and financial aid opportunities; persistence-to-degree conferral; and college-level employment Robust wraparound services and a trio of dedicated adults (program manager, mentor, community advocate) ensure Fellows have sufficient support both in and outside of BRYC.
In FY 2024, BRYC acquired a van and full-sized school bus to maximize accessibility to our three locations and ease the burden on BRYC families.
BRYC measures Fellows’ progress through our 8th–12th model in terms
Junior
8th–10th-Grade Fellows say: “Since joining BRYC, my study and time management skills have improved.”
WRITING
Writing is arguably the most powerful lever in the college process, especially given test-optionality and the end of race-conscious admissions Essays let Fellows showcase their writing ability while differentiating themselves by communicating their stories and strengths. Further, Fellows use writing to self-advocate, giving admissions officers context about adverse circumstances and special considerations. BRYC invests heavily in writing to produce high-quality applications and college-ready students.
INVOLVEMENT
BRYC helps Fellows find “their things” the activities that make them come alive Outside-of-class involvement is essential to strong college applications, but it’s more important for building world-ready people. Involved students have higher self-efficacy because they have built the teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving skills key for long-term success.
Fellows say: “BRYC has helped me identify extra-curricular activities that match my interests/goals ”
Fellows say: ”I’m involved with at least one other extracurricular outside BRYC.”
“With the help of the College Team, I was able to elevate my writing when it came to college and scholarship essays ”
Sophia B., Senior Fellow
RECOMMENDATION LETTERS
Like essays, letters of recommendation can pull critical weight in admissions decisions, and are often required for institutional aid, scholarship, internship, study abroad, and other applications with potential to yield significant financial or experiential benefit A strong recommendation letter is personalized, detailed, and illuminating, which necessitates a close relationship between a student and recommender. BRYC encourages such relationships between Fellows and their mentor, program manager, teachers, coaches, etc., and helps Fellows practice selfassured, fluent interactions with adults in their orbit.
Fellows say: “Since joining BRYC, the time I spend participating in extra-curricular activities has ”
In February 2024, BRYC’s first “Future You Fair” introduced Fellows to colleges, companies, and organizations, sparking post-secondary goals
2023–2024 Fellows reported participating in the following extracurriculars with BRYC’s support: 100 Black Men
“Since joining BRYC, I feel more confident interacting with adults and peers.”
“I care about my relationship with my BRYC mentor.”
SENIOR SHOWCASE
Gates Scholar: Makayla Bey
High School: Indira Mura Institute College: University of Houston
Intended Major: Graphic Design
Legacy Fellow Makayla Bey (older brother Royale is a junior at LSU) joined BRYC in ninth grade and it shows. Her GPA, ACT score, and college résumé put Makayla squarely in the running for the prestigious last-dollar Gates Scholarship. But with over 53,000 applicants, there was no sitting on this opportunity. Through multiple rounds of essays and interviews, Makayla and her BRYC program managers prepped with only one outcome in mind: to win. In April, Makayla was among the 750 seniors nationwide (top 1%) chosen for the 2024 Gates Scholars cohort. An aspiring graphic designer and entrepreneur, Makayla was also awarded the BRYCexclusive Tammie Phillips Business Excellence Scholarship in support of her goal to establish a creative marketing firm.
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High School: Glen Oaks College: Rhodes College
Intended Major: Foreign Languages
Heart set on Rhodes College, Kaiya-Rai was crushed to receive little financial aid. Rather than give up, BRYC brought her to the source. During a campus visit, Rhodes offered Kaiya-Rai an impromptu interview for the Bonner Scholarship. With just days to prepare, the C i i best self. An hour after her Kaiya-Rai to let her know l funding. At Rhodes, Kaiyaulture; she became a ing a merit scholarship to uage sophomore year.
Seniors say: “BRYC taught me new things about applying for college and scholarships ”
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FINANCIAL AID
Students nationwide faced unprecedented challenges due to a worst-case-scenario “new FAFSA” rollout. BRYC’s seniors were no exception. Knowing how crucial FAFSA completion is for Fellows, BRYC deployed many proactive and responsive interventions to minimize harm. As a result, Fellows still secured hundreds of thousands of dollars in financial aid, scholarships, and grants.
INTRODUCING BRYC AIRLINE
Thanks to a first-of-its-kind investment from the East Baton Rouge Parish School District, BRYC was able to launch a second campus in EBR Parish In February 2024, BRYC signed a four-year lease at 14141 Airline Highway, a well-priced location that: avoids geographic redundancy; increases accessibility for Fellows and Guardians; increases proximity to historically underrepresented schools; ensures capacity for future growth; and ensures suitability of facilities and preparedness for natural disasters
4.2K
Total square feet
100 2024–2025 enrollment
8–12
Grades served
300 Student capacity
Fall 2023
Key Milestones
EBRPSS grants BRYC $1.5M BRYC engages SSA Consultants to aid planning
BRYC’S IN-SCHOOL COLLEGE COUNSELING PILOT
For the first time in BRYC’s history,
we will utilize school hours and spaces to deliver best-in-class college counseling to a pilot cohort of five EBRPSS schools in the coming year (2024–2025), ensuring hard-working students don’t have to choose between an existing after-school responsibility and structured, expert guidance for meeting their postsecondary goals and potential. The in-school pilot is also made possible through demand and financial investment from the district, school administrators, students, and families.
“Students at Tara desperately need additional college and career counseling,” said Tara High Principal John Haymon. “The mentors at BRYC address this need in an upbeat, proactive, and positive manner ”
BRYC aims to launch an in-school presence in multiple EBR Parish schools This initiative will not replace BRYC’s cornerstone after-school model, but rather extend our services to a population that is equally deserving of high-value support
Spring 2024
Summer 2024
BRYC secures 14141 Airline Hwy BRYC hires and onboards new teaching staff
August 2024 Grand opening for all stakeholders BRYC programs begin at Airline!
“I want to major in elementary education and become a thirdgrade teacher. I've always had the dream to pour my knowledge out on those younger than me. Lots of people say the ‘wanting to be a teacher phase’ goes away, but mine has grown stronger.”
Bre’ah J., Northeast Student
2024–2025 Pilot Partner Schools
PERSISTENCE
For 15 years, 100% of BRYC seniors have graduated high school with postsecondary plans and minimal debt, becoming alumni who have maintained 82% college completion at 2- and 4year schools. Nationally, only 15% of students from low-socioeconomic backgrounds earn bachelor’s degrees within eight years of high school graduation. That’s why BRYC’s mission extends beyond entering college and includes persisting through to graduation, securing a career track job, and becoming economically mobile.
MEET MS. KENYA DIRECTOR OF CAREER SERVICES
In December 2023, BRYC welcomed its first-ever director of career services, Kenya Warren-Hollins A Southern University alum and former Miss Southern, Kenya boasts a decade of recruitment and career coaching experience At BRYC, her singular focus is to help our alumni get situated professionally.
This position is a natural outgrowth of BRYC’s efforts to ensure Fellows don’t just enter college but convert their degrees into career-track employment, especially in the Capital Region. BRYC strives to be an enduring support system in Fellows’ lives, recognizing that, for youth with limited financial and social capital, the road through college and into the workforce is riddled with obstacles After years of helping alumni pursue jobs and graduate school in an ad hoc manner, we are thrilled to formalize this dimension of our work, helping more graduates redeem the economic promise of higher education Kenya is equally thrilled to be joining the BRYC team
Kenya (second from left) and BRYC team members hosted dozens of Alumni at Uncle Earl’s for a career services launch event in February 2024
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHTS
Kimani Alexander (Scotlandville)
Kimani is a graduate of Southern U and A&M College He applied his management degree to launching professional photography busines Alexander Images, based in Zacha
Shaniah Bethley (BRMHS)
Shaniah is a graduate of Louisiana Stat University and serves as a military occupational specialist focused on anim care She recently received the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal
Anston Broadway (Scotlandville)
Anston is a graduate of Southern University and A&M College. He helps children reach ir full academic potential as a paraofessional for Capitol Middle School
Taylior Burton (Liberty)
Tyari is a graduate of the University of Chicago and a 2020 WAVE Scholar (Women's Association of Venture & Equity) She is the education coordinator for the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office Tyari Heard (Liberty)
Taylior is a graduate of Southern University and A&M College She lives in Columbus, Ind and works as a soil conservationist for the Natural Resources Conservation Service –United States Department of Agriculture
Autumn Edwards (BRMHS)
Autumn is a graduate of Howard University and a 2024 Brooke Owens Fellow She will intern at BryceTech this summer before joining Georgia Tech’s aerospace engineering doctoral program in the fall
Jayde Encalade, J.D. (BRMHS)
Jayde is a graduate of the University of Houston and Tulane Law, where she was a Tulane 34 awardee She clerked for the Hon Karen Wells Roby before joining Burns Charest, New Orleans as an associate.
Mandy Gabriel, M.A. (McKinley)
Mandy is a graduate of Louisiana State University and SNHU She is the founder and CEO of Chipper Media and works as the senior communication catalyst for MetroMorphosis in Baton Rouge, La
Shandricka is a battalion operations officer and graduate of LSU and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. She is pursuing an M B A at William & Mary, where she is a Major James Wright Fellow Shandricka Jackson, M.S. (Glen Oaks)
Malik is a graduate of Howard University’s master of architecture program, where he served as a teaching assistant He is an architectural intern for Didier Architecture in Baton Rouge, La. Malik Johnson, M.Arch. (Liberty)
Alyssia is a graduate of Northwestern State University and the founder and owner of WorkSpace: Career & Branding Services She is also academic counselor 2 for the LSU College of Engineering Alyssia Jones-White, M.A. (Scotlandville)
Khaliah Knighten (BRMHS)
Khaliah is a graduate of Prairie View A&M University and currently pursuing a doctorate in optometry at the Inter American University of Puerto Rico She was recently awarded the Dr M R Poston Leadership Scholarship
Levi Lewis (Scotlandville)
Levi is a graduate of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, where he played for the Ragin’ Cajuns He is now a professional football player, having signed with the Barcelona Dragons in February 2024.
Andrea Loyd, M.Acc. (Liberty)
Andrea is a graduate of North Carolina A&T University, where served as president of the council of presidents After interning with Dow, they offered her a full-time associate accounting specialist role in Midland, Mich
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHTS
LaKiya Nash (Glen Oaks)
LaKiya is a graduate of Southern University and A&M College’s nursing program For nearly four years, she has worked with Our Lady of the Lake as a part-time nurse technician and now full-time nurse
Dominique Ricks, M.A. (Belaire)
Dominique “Dom” is a graduate of University of Wisconsin-Madison He was named 2015 Teacher of the Year at East Iberville Middle and now serves as the first Black principal of Kromney Middle School in Middleton, Wisc
Christian is a graduate of Loyola University of New Orleans. She worked as a video engineer and videographer before founding her own NOLA-based portrait studio, Christian Riley Photography. Christian Riley (Woodlawn)
Jerlisa Robinson, M.Ed. (Tara)
Jerlisa is a graduate of Southern University and holds two master’s degrees from the University of Houston and LSU A former STEM Teaching Fellow, she’s now a full-tim math teacher at Woodlawn High School
Jonathan M. Scott (Belaire)
Kari Stephens, M.S.W. (BRMHS)
Kari is a graduate of Louisiana State University and the first in her biological family to earn a degree A BRYC Health Fellow, Kari now works with TIKES (Tulane Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation)
Dailynn is a graduate of Southern University and A&M College and Rose State College’s aircraft pilot program. She works for Boeing as an electrical wire design engineer in Oklahoma City, Okla Dailynn Thomas (Liberty)
Henry Thomas III (Scotlandville)
Henry is a graduate of Southern University and A&M College and is a maintenance and reliability engineer with LyondellBasell He is married to BRYC Alumna Javian Pierson (Scotlandville), also an engineer.
Jonathan is a graduate of Morehouse College After working as an associate with PriceWaterhouseCoopers in Atlanta, Ga., he accepted a new position as a re energy analyst with ENGIE Impa
Taylor is a graduate of Universi Wisconsin-Madison and LSU Sh named Baton Rouge’s 2023 po and is an assistant professor of Southern University. Taylor C. Scott, Ph.D. (Belaire)
Gary Slack, Ph.D. (Belaire)
Gary is a graduate of Dillard University, Loyola University of Maryland, and Cornell University He is an assistant professor of African American literature at Loyola University of Maryland
Brandon is a graduate of Loyola University of New Orleans A BRYC Health Fellow, he served in the mayor’s office (Safe, Hopeful, Healthy BR) before beginning a master’s of public health administration at Morehouse Brandon Vincent (BRMHS)
Jon “Alex” Watford (Belaire)
Alex is a graduate of Morehouse College and currently pursuing a Ph D and serving as a graduate research assistant at NYU. He is an sultant with Focus Strategies, tes for unhoused people
Kenneth White (Liberty)
Kenneth is a graduate of Louisiana State University and an access to action workforce programmer with Warner Bros Discovery He received the John-Carlo Monti Award at the 34th Impact New Orleans Film Festival.
Dale (Tung-Dai) Wu (Broadmoor)
Dale is a graduate of Full Sail University where she studied game art For five years, she has worked as a 3D environment artist with HypGames, based in Orlando, Fla.
VIPS
VOLUNTEERS INVESTING IN PASSIONS
BRYC’s model matches Fellows with volunteer mentors from the community, starting in eighth grade. Through weekly, 75-minute meetings all school year and in many cases, over multiple years mentors and Fellows foster trusting relationships and uplift one another through mutual care and accountability.
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VOLUNTEERS
Amado Aguayo
Onetha Albert
Aniyyah Alleyne
Hannah Amoroso
Taylor Anderson
Martin Aucoin
Brittney Baidy-Dortch
Kenidee Bailey
Matthew Banks
Monesha Becnel
JaChe' Bell
Royale Bey
Dr Brenda Birkett
Mary Bolton
Lauren Bradley
Kamesha Brumfield
Sophia Burckert
Nya-Simone Caldwell
Kenya Carney
Julianna Carriere
Brenden Carroll
Tyler Carruth
Destiny Carter
Kylee Champagne
Sierra Charles
Lauren Chriss
Nicholas Cibilich
Dr Ashley Clayton
Jamie Collins
Cristen Crain
Eva Crochet
Tanielma Da Costa
Samantha Daly
Allyson Davis
Cheryl Davis
Cierra Desdunes
Hudlie Dolce
Case Duckworth!
Lauren Dukes*
Preston Dukes
Mariah Duncan
Jonathan Durocher
Tiffany Durocher
3,115
HOURS
Breanna Edwards
Sophia Ellisor
Christopher Estrada
Guillermo Estrada
Chukwunonso Ezeani
Matthew Fairbrother
Mirian Fajardo
Gamoni Fallings
Preston Fournet
Lauren Gaines
Maya Garnier
Jazlyn Gladney
Carter Grace
Hale Greer
Taijah Growe
Paxson Guest
Jillian Hackathorn
Marcel Harley
Darylene Harris Pugh
Karla Hatch
Elin Hawkinson
Richard Haydel
Brianne Hemmans
Raelyn Henderson
Bradley Henry
Norma Hernandez
Maia Hill
Noah Hill
Shyeeta Hills
Mondrai Hogg
Elsie Huffman
Dr. Christi Hunter-Brown
Delores Hurst
Alana Jackson
Samantha Jacobsen
Letitia Jacques
Roy James
Juanita Johnson
Marcus Johnson
Ariel Jupiter
Perryn Keys
D’Metrie King
Diamond Knox-Jackson
$104K
ECONOMIC VALUE
source: independentsector org
Robin LaHaye
Amanda Larson
Jonathan Ledoux
Amari Levy
Khristen Liverman
Mark Marut
Roderick Mason Jr
Erik Mayo
Precious McCray
Ravon McKinney
Kendrick Mitchell
Niya Mogheeth
Catherine Molleno
Destiny Montemayor
Grace Moody
Mya Moore
Alexis Mountcastle
Jada Mukes
Miranda Murray
Madeleine Naquin
Deanna Narveson
Jada Netters
Cody Newgaard
Jennifer Nguyen
Abby Ohmstede
Antoinetta Payne
Esther Penns
Kayles Phillips
Julianna Pickett
Rebecca Poche
Jake Polansky
Karrington Porter
Patricia Powell
Camilla Pugh
Nioz Rafii-Tabrizi
Luz Randolph
Lakeesa Revish
Jake Ricca
Andrew Roberts
Jarvais Robinson
Xerra Robinson
Tess Rodriguez
Janna Rogers
Ruth Roland
Ara Rubyan
La’Shantlen Russ
Qwantaria Russell
Victoria Sanchez-Benitez
Meridia Sanders
Parker Sanderson
Clarice Schnabel
Chris Scheuermann
Dr Taylor C Scott
Elizabeth Senecal
Mathilde Silverberg
Aaron Sinclair
Kennesha Smith
Jordie St Pierre
Kathleen Stamm-Kirk
Ebony Starks
Jakia Steele
Kari Stephens
Brandy Stewart
Mary Stewart
Adonica Sumlin
Joel Swan
Todd Taranto
Micah Taylor
Chandler Thornton
Erin Thurman
Gabby Troxclair
Bryan Tumulty
Joshua Usiskin
Brooke Vargas
Richard Vath
Francesca Vega
Off Jasmine Watson*!
Yasmyne Wells
Shunta Whalum+
Jonathan Wilks
Arkyia Williams
Darria Williams
Debra Williams
Alexa Winn
Briggs Wood
Brandon Young
OUR SUPPORTERS
Aaron or Peggy Selber Foundation
Eli Abbe and Jessica Arner
Kathy and Robert Abbott
Alan and Patricia Abramson
Adair Street Foundation
Lisa and Thomas J Adamek
Albemarle Foundation
Albertsons-Safeway Foundation
All Star Automotive Group
Jasmine Allen
Grace Andrews and Kevin McGroarty
Beatrice Arvie
Erica Atkinson
Jennifer Ayre
Bank of America
Bank of St Francisville
Baton Rouge Alliance for Students
Baton Rouge Metropolitan Council
Edie and Ralph Bender
Dr Brenda and Warren O Birkett Jr
Bloomberg
Abigail Bordelon
Marvin and Susan Borgmeyer
Linda and Robert Bowsher
Andrew and Mallory Brannan
Karen Breaux
LaShundra Brown
Raina Brown
Senetra Brown
Victoria Browne
Nelly Bruce
Neva Butkus
Jason Butler
Capital Area United Way
Charles Lamar Family Foundation
Julie and Michael Cherry
Dr Ashley Clayton
CMA Technology Solutions
Beverly Coates
Catherine Coates and Brian Hales
Clifford E and Leslie Cohen
Catherine and Charles Cole
Francisca and Rudy Comeaux
Jordan Corp
Cox Communications
Credit Bureau of Baton Rouge Foundation
CSRS, Inc
Paula Cuadrado
Cheryl Cunningham
Jennifer DeCarlo
Fred Dent
Allie Diefendorf
Dow
Jonathan and Tiffany Durocher
Drs Jonathan Earle and Leslie Tuttle
East Baton Rouge Parish School System
Autumn Edwards
Patricia Ellenwood
Emergent Method, LLC
Entergy Corporation
Sean and Jennifer Eplett Reilly
Eva Legard Center for Coastal and
Environmental Studies
ExxonMobil
First United Methodist Church
Rachel Folse
Jeffrey Fraenkel and Alan Mark
Jerry Fruetel and Roz Johnson
Brian Gallion
Renee Galvin
Jeff Ganeles
Garret Graves for Congress
Brittany and Craig Gehring
Becca Gelwicks
Howard and Randi Ginsburg
Charles Glover
Bill and Peggy Good
Goodwood Realty
Lisa Gordon
Gorter Family Foundation
Grace Episcopal Church of St
Francisville
Darian Graivshark
Nikki and Vincent Granata
Carissa and Garrett Graves
Paxson Guest
Katherine Guevara
Alise Hagan
Katrice Hall
Lori Halvorson
Jolene and Rhoman Hardy
Darylene Harris Pugh
Sherreta Harrison
Courtney and Dana Hart
Margaret Hart
Rick Hartley and David Vey
Drs Mark and Rachel Hausmann
Mavis Hawkes
Elin Hawkinson and Sacha Idell
Ava and Cordell Haymon
Michael Herschman
Miranda Himel
Jonathan and Stacy Hochberg
Revs Matthew Hoffman and Samantha
Gonzalez-Block
Susan Holtzman
Arnold and Dee Howard
Huey and Angelina Wilson Foundation
Genevieve and Jeremy Hunnewell
Brianne Hwang
Iberville Parish School Board
Jack and Jill of America, Inc
Shandricka Jackson
Jill and Matt Jenny
Jones Walker, LLP
Brittany Jorden
Junior League of Baton Rouge
Doug and Ellen Kahn
Gretchen and Lee Kantrow
Katherine Kaufmann
Anthony Kelley Jr
Riley Kennedy
Kiwanis Club of Cortana Baton Rouge
Debbie and Kevin Knobloch
Corey and Lauren Knotts
Alex Kolb
Edy and Jeff Koonce
Katherine Kroes
Matt and Whitney LaNasa
Kathryn Lane
John Latting
Lavin Family Foundation
Anna and Joe Lawlor
Gordon and Teri LeBlanc
Taylor LeBlanc and Thomas Massman
Carla Lemmon
Lemoine
Conville and Polly Lemoine
Dr Judith and Robert Levy
Cornelius Lewis and Dr Karen Williams
J Eric and Lee Ann Lockridge
Louisiana Foundation
Louisiana State Combined Charitable
Campaign
Andrea Loyd
LSU Flores MBA Alumni Association
LUBA Workers Comp
Dale Ludwig
Cheryl and Dave Luecke
Jake Luecke
Colleen Magee
Preston Magouirk
Al Manint
Kellen and Mikki Ceasar Mathews
Storm Matthews
Rolfe and Teeta McCollister
Dr Saundra Y McGuire
James McLaren
Andrew T and Tracey McMains
Julio and Sherry Melara
Cary and G Rolfe Miller
David Moore
Garrett and Mary Penniman Moran
George Moran and Tatiana Schlossberg
Moyse Family Foundation
Jillian Musso
NBA Foundation
New Schools for Baton Rouge
Newton B Thomas Support Foundation
NFP Corporate Services (LA), Inc
Jay Noland Jr
Nordstrom Cares
Kristen Nowak
Olivier Group
Beth Orlansky
Wayne Parent
Carly Pass
PayPal Giving Fund
Pennington Family Foundation
Anne and John Pescatore
Claudia and Gary L Phillips
William Pickrell and Carolyn Summers
Haley and Harry Picone
Piper Sandler
F Jay and Laura Poché
Ellen and Roger Polansky
Jake Polansky
Sarah Proctor
Camilla Pugh
Kelly Quindlen
Jacquari Reams
Drew and Ross Reilly
Kevin P and Winifred Reilly Jr
Michael J and Stacie Reiser
Rockhold Family Foundation
Dr Ricardo and Theresa Rodriguez
Rotary Club of Baton Rouge
Alvin and Anne Rotenberg
Edward L and Mary Rotenberg
Michael Roth and Deborah Sternberg
Becky Sadler
Cary Saurage
Henry N and Laurie Saurage IV
John and Wendy Schempf
MacKenzie Scott
Judith Scottum
Shell
Afolasade Shobamowo
Megan Shoen
Joel and Marla Silverberg
Caron Smith
Society for Science
William Spaht
Bree and Lucas Spielfogel
Gary and Stacie Spielfogel
Ralph and Sissy Stephens
Mary Ann Sternberg
Brandy Stewart
Stonehenge Capital, LLC
Kristoffer and Shauna Strauss
Anita Taylor
The Baton Rouge Clinic
The David and Lucile Packard
Foundation
The Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana
The Joe Burrow Foundation
The Nokomis Fund
The Papa Johns Foundation, Inc
The Starbucks Foundation
Thea AI Corporation
Carlos and Kerii Landry Thomas
Sinitra Tillman
Marjorie Torres
Unum
Joshua Usiskin
Dan and Emily Vassallo
Richard Vath
Sharae Vicknair
Amanda and Benn Vincent
Alex and John Vogelsang
Hannah Weber
J R Whaley
William E Montan Charitable Trust
Darlene Williams
Debra Williams
Jade Woods
Joanna Wurtele
We are deeply grateful to these individuals, foundations, and organizations who, between July 1, 2023 and June 30, 2024, gave generously to support BRYC. We also thank the kind donors who gave anonymously.
