Trinity Hall Annual Report 2019-2020

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LETTER FROM THE

head of

school Dear Family and Friends of Trinity Hall, In September 2019, Trinity Hall’s school year began with the usual flurry of excitement and anticipation, new faces to welcome, and opening trips to enjoy. We continued through much of our seventh year enjoying and building upon the exceptional programs and traditions of our community. Then, in March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic challenged us to extend the walls of Trinity Hall when we pivoted to a remote – but personally connected -- model.

As you will see throughout the pages of this report, our story of empowerment, community, sisterhood, collaboration, and support continued through the remainder of the school year.

Thanks to your generosity, we were ready with the latest technology to provide remote learning and extracurricular experiences to our students at home. Our students stepped up in their communities, completing more than 8,000 service hours despite not having our annual service day. At an in-person ceremony in July, we celebrated the commencement of our largest class of graduates who rose to the occasion in their remaining months as students, leading with exemplary sisterhood and grace. Together, we turned the challenges of 2020 into redefining moments – and MORE!

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We are particularly grateful for your support this year, a time that may have presented new personal challenges. Thank you for keeping Trinity Hall a priority in your giving as we endeavor to meet the new demands of our world while creating new opportunities for our students to thrive. We cannot meet the challenges of this new environment at the level our students and your daughters deserve without your continued support.

As we persevere in a world that looks different, we hold fast to our mission and remain dedicated to serving the young women of Monmouth, Middlesex, and Ocean counties. With your contributions to the Fund for Trinity Hall, I am confident we will continue to change the landscape of education for our young women of infinite promise. Trinity Hall women are prepared to meet these new challenges and lead the way!

Very truly yours,

Mary R. Mahon Sciarrillo Head of School

history In 2010, after many years of discussion, Mairead and Sean Clifford, Victoria and Justin Gmelich, and many others began the journey of starting an independent, all-girls high school in Monmouth County. The first step was to hire a professional educational consulting firm to conduct a county-wide feasibility study which proved an overwhelming demand for a single-sex school to serve the young women of our region.

In September 2013, Trinity Hall opened its doors to our inaugural ninth grade class in Leonardo, NJ before moving to our permanent location in 2016 at the former Fort Monmouth in Tinton Falls. In just seven years, Trinity Hall has become one of the leading schools in Central New Jersey with a diverse student body of more than 300 students representing three counties and nearly 50 towns.

mission Trinity Hall is an independent, all-girls school that educates and empowers young women in the Catholic tradition through an innovative college preparatory program grounded in our four core values of leadership, respect, perseverance, and faith.

Trinity Hall prepares each student to achieve her full potential as she embraces her place in the world.

2019-2020

Leadership ADMINISTRATION: Mary R. Mahon Sciarrillo, Head of School Theresa Kiernan, Director of Advancement and Admissions Alison Le Vine Pugsley, Director of Athletics Niki Mendrinos, Director of College Counseling Alyssa Morreale, Dean for Academics Melissa Whelan, Dean for Student Activities

BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Victoria Gmelich, Chair Miriam Tort, Vice Chair Mairead Clifford, Secretary Patrick Donnelly, Treasurer Abby Kelly, Development Chair Sean Clifford Kerry Devine Robert Egan Michael Fitzgerald Justin Gmelich Shawn Reynolds Elizabeth Scott Carmine Venezia Michael Walker Donna Winchell Mary R. Mahon Sciarrillo, Head of School

PARENT LEADERSHIP TEAM: Jeannie Kelly and Kelly Ward, Co-Presidents Jenine Dora, Vice President Danielle Greene, Communications Officer Stephanie Bates, Finance Officer

PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE CHAIRS: Sharon Butterfield, Monarch Spirit Shop Katie Cashman and Amy Berry Healy, Hospitality Diana Deems, Used Uniforms Gabriella Donnelly and Shanley Walker, Sunshine Committee Frankie Francese and Stephen Miller, Fathers’ Committee Chairs Tricia Hicks, Spiritual Committee Brenda Krampert, Clothing Drive Chair Gioia Pisano, Community Life Annette Powers, Mother/Daughter Breakfast Lynn Vogel, New Family Welcome

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core values TRINITY HALL STUDENTS… commit to leadership by taking responsibility and initiative, serving as courageous, confident, and considerate role models who lead with passion and vision. understand the importance of respect in regard to their community, each other, and themselves. They act with dignity, loyalty, justice, pride, and compassion. exhibit perseverance by overcoming challenges to achieve success and by viewing failures as necessary learning experiences. They are persistent and determined to push beyond obstacles to meet goals. embrace and demonstrate their faith in God, which forms the basis for their relationship within the community.

Their faith-based education lets them celebrate their differences, accept each other, and serve others in need.

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contents TA B L E O F

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SUPPORT

COMMUNITY

EMPOWERMENT

SISTERHOOD

COLLABORATION

ALUMNAE

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REVENUE & EXPENSES

WHY GIVE LETTER FROM THE BOARD CHAIR COMMUNITY GIVING HOW TO MAKE A DONATION COVID-19 STRETCH GIVING CAMPAIGN

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support

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At Trinity Hall, the word support references many things.

Our students are encouraged and protected by our

“circle of support” where overachievement may be supported in an environment that is close-knit and caring, surrounded by faculty, students, and families that work together to build relationships to ensure individual and collective success; our vision is supported by our outstanding faculty and staff, dedicated to providing the highest quality education, uniquely tailored to nurture the intellectual, spiritual, social, and physical gifts of each individual; and our mission is supported by our donors – the board, faculty and staff, parents, grandparents, alumnae, and friends who give so generously so that Trinity Hall can continue to be an educational option for all young women in our area.

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community

DADS AND DAUGHTERS BOWLING

SENIOR SIGN PARADE

FAN DAYS

“In these times of great uncertainty, we are absolutely certain about one thing - we are proud to be a part of the Trinity Hall community.”

- Trinity Hall Commissioners of Care

THE SECOND ANNUAL TRINITY HALL September 12, 2019

Golf Outing

GOLF OUTING COMMITTEE Tom McEvoy Michael Fitzgerald Michael Walker AUCTION COMMITTEE Suzy Almeida Kerri Feiler Kerry Ward

TOURNAMENT SPONSORS Jonathan Barry LumenWerx Nick Silvas

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From Small Seeds Grow Mighty Trees

a celebration of community 5TH ANNUAL TRINITY HALL GALA 10

Friday, October 11, 2019

“Trinity Hall is a story about folks coming together to deliver a solution to a problem that existed in Monmouth County.

When the four founders started to understand why an all-girls high school didn’t exist, it motivated us and our resolve was strengthened. We never stopped believing, didn’t take ‘no’ for an answer and could not be happier with the results and the promise the future holds.”

– Mairead and Sean Clifford, co-founders, board of trustees members, and parents to Brigid ’18, Molly ’20, and Ciara ’22.

GALA SPONSORS AND UNDERWRITERS CommVault The Golden Goose OceanFirst Foundation Two Rivers Community Bank

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empowerment

Trinity Hall is a place designed especially for girls and the way they learn. Studies show that girls find it easier to excel and become more confident learners in an all-girl setting. At Trinity Hall, every girl is an achiever in her own way. Students start clubs, plan service projects, play on sports teams, and hold all of the leadership positions.

Girls who attend a girls’ school are more than twice as likely to earn a doctoral degree.

Three in five graduates of girls’ schools say they believe they are better able to balance the demands of career and family than their peers.

A third of female corporate board members of Fortune 500 companies are girls’ school graduates.

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sisterhood

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“One of my favorite things about Trinity Hall is that we really put into action the idea of ‘girls support girls’. We want to bring each other up, we want to raise each other up. As girls we’re pinned against each other so often in the world, but I really appreciate that Trinity Hall is a community where we can come together and support one another no matter whether your interest is in art, athletics, academics…everyone is understanding and accepting of one another.”

- Dianna Whaley '21

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collaboration

After qualifying for the National Championship of the Girls Go CyberStart coding competition for the first time ever, the Trinity Hall computer science team of Isabella Giallanza, Maggie Jordan, Caitlin Ramos, and Hannah Wietzke (’21) finished 18th out of 276 teams.

For a second year in a row Trinity Hall earned the prestigious ShopRite Cup, awarded by the NJSIAA to the highest performing school in each division based on points accrued for state tournament performance and seasonlong sportsmanship. The Monarchs are the youngest program to win the ShopRite Cup in NJSIAA history.

The Queen’s Court Company’s fall drama Blue Stocking earned nine Count Basie Award nominations, including Outstanding Production, Outstanding Featured Ensemble Group, and Outstanding Lighting Designer. Patti Frees ’20 took home a win for Outstanding Costume Design.

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Over 5,000 pounds of clothes were donated to the Parents’ Association clothing drive, which translated into $765 to support student activities.

Kelsey Cooper ’20 was named a Commended Student in the 2020 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Trinity Hall was recognized for our STEM program by the Middle States Commission on Secondary Schools as a Program of Distinction – STEM. This recognition is the gold standard for college preparatory study in the areas of science, technology, engineering, and math.

Trinity Hall faculty and staff delivered

65 SIGNS to the Class of 2020 during the start of the pandemic. A car parade followed the Trinity Hall bus (with the Monarch mascot) over four days in April, bringing signs, smiles, and lots of honking in celebration of their senior year.

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The Trinity Hall athletic staff organized student-athlete workshops focusing on areas such as preparation, motivation, focus and thought management and adversity and pressure through joint sessions with CBA student-athletes and guest speakers from Rutgers and Empowered Learning Transformation Centers. Trinity Hall alum Caroline Gmelich ’17 shared her experiences with overcoming adversity to reach her goals as a swimmer at the University of Virginia.

Trinidad Winter, cousin of senior Sophia Gana ‘20, joined the community from Santiago, Chile as Trinity Hall’s first exchange student.

Isabel Garcia ’21 won Trinity Hall’s first state title in the 400-meter race at the Non-Public B State Championships.

Trinity Hall’s basketball season received recognition in several categories: Caitlin Wingertzahn ‘20 was named the player of the year for the B-Central division, Coach Matthew McCarthy was named coach of the division, Haven Dora ‘22 was selected for the First Team All-Division, and Maggie Ward ‘20 and Colleen Kelly ‘20 were selected for the Second Team All-Division.

Dianna Whaley ‘21 and Katie Lasko ’21 hosted the first virtual Evening of Fine Arts which featured performance pieces, instrumental and vocal performances, artwork, and photographs by students.

Trinity Hall faculty and students found many ways to help during the pandemic including sewing and donating masks, donating food to healthcare workers, delivering care packages to local businesses, sending flowers to nursing homes, and donating PPE to nearby hospitals.

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alumnae

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“Trinity Hall truly gave me the power to think for myself and to take my learning and apply it to the real world in a very multifaceted, holistic way. Trinity taught me how to tactfully solve problems and approach the unknown in ways that I don’t think I would have been able to had I not attended The Hall. When I look back at my friends now…we met when we were quirky fourteen-year-olds and now when I look at them I see these sophisticated, driven, well-spoken, ambitious women and I can directly see the transformation that occurred at Trinity Hall.”

Jacqueline Fletcher ’18 University of Notre Dame ‘22

“My ‘Beyond the Hall’ externship has been such a successful experience. As a rising senior in college, I am wrapping up my third summer as an Intern at Fullscreen, a branch of Warner Media Group. Because I got my foot in the door early, I have been able to work as a strategist for HBO and Netflix, and worked on projects such as Tiger King, Becoming, and new projects for HBO Max - all thanks to Trinity Hall!”

Sarah Frankel ‘17 Lafayette College ‘21

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revenue + expenses Revenue 80% Tuition & Fees 3% Annual Fund 10% Capital Campaign 1% Other Revenue 1% Fundraising Events 3% Financial Aid & Other Restricted Gifts

Expenses 47% Salaries & Benefits 13% Financial Aid & Scholarships 3% Facilities & Security 6% Administrative Costs 4% Student Athletics & Activities 3% Transportation 1% Marketing & Admissions 3% Instructional Supplies 2% Technology Costs 9% Depreciation & Interest 9% Capital Expenditures

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why give?

Each year, the generosity of the Trinity Hall community allows us to create exceptional opportunities and experiences for our students. Not only are each individual’s donation critical to

T H E S U S TA I N A B I L I T Y A N D LO N G E V I T Y OF THE SCHOOL,

but high participation rates among board members, faculty and staff, parents, and students show that

O U R CO M M U N I T Y BELIEVES IN THE MISSION of Trinity Hall to provide the highest quality education, uniquely tailored to nurture the intellectual, spiritual, social, and physical gifts of each individual.

At Trinity Hall, we truly believe that

E V E RY G I F T I S I M P O RTA N T.

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the fund

FOR TRINITY HALL

The Fund for Trinity Hall is the school’s annual giving campaign and what we ask to be your philanthropic priority each year, even when other fundraising initiatives are underway.

The Fund has a direct impact on athletics, special projects, theatrical productions, and innovative educational experiences from which all students benefit. Your tax-deductible gift to The Fund gives Trinity Hall’s leadership the flexibility to respond to immediate needs and new opportunities.

THE FUND SUPPORTS: Arts & Athletic Programs Student Clubs & Activities New Academic Initiatives Professional Development

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Scholarships and Financial Aid Trinity Hall provides opportunity for many underserved young women in our area and supports their full participation in all aspects of our school, but we cannot do so without the generous support of our donors.

OUR SCHOOL DRAWS STUDENTS FROM OVER

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across Middlesex, Monmouth, and Ocean counties, resulting in a diverse population of students from varying socioeconomic backgrounds.

By making a restricted gift to support financial aid, you reinforce our commitment to our mission of making an all-girls education available to all young women.

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capital campaign

A capital campaign is a restricted fund for which fundraising efforts continue for a specific period of time to reach a significant monetary goal. Trinity Hall’s first capital campaign was a huge success, and supported the renovation of our Fort Monmouth campus and the new addition. Future campaigns will seek to improve our campus with more learning spaces, and arts and athletic facilities.

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other ways TO SUPPORT Your support of the school through charitable gifts and volunteer opportunities is important as a key member of the Trinity Hall community. When planning your philanthropic support, we ask that you give to The Fund for Trinity Hall first before considering other fundraising initiatives at the school.

Here are some other ways that you can help Trinity Hall to continue to flourish:

leave a legacy

ENGRAVED BRICKS

During your Monarch’s time at Trinity Hall, we know that she will create memories that will last a lifetime. Thank you for entrusting your daughter to us.

NAMED LOCKER

Leadership, respect, perseverance, and faith are the core values she will take with her when she graduates. To commemorate her journey at Trinity Hall, the following naming opportunities are available:

Pay tribute to someone special in our new Monarch Memory Lane. $500 4x8 | $1,000 8x8 Dedicate a locker with an inscribed plaque to commemorate the time your graduate has spent in our halls. $3,500

DONOR LEAF

Leave your family legacy on our Tree of Gratitude that will soon be located in the Grand Lobby. $10,000

special events Fundraising events like the annual gala or golf outing help the school to raise funds while creating opportunities for the community to gather and celebrate.

VOLUNTEER WITH THE PARENTS ASSOCIATION The Parents Association (PA) works to advance, through parent involvement, the mission and core values of Trinity Hall.

The Parents Association fosters a positive spirit within the Trinity Hall community to promote parent engagement and to orient and integrate all new members into the Trinity Hall community.

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LETTER FROM THE

board

chair

Wow – just when we thought things were smooth sailing we end up in a global pandemic. It is incredible how the world was turned on its head in a matter of days. In our case, one day we were open and the next day we welcomed our students to a new remote campus. What we expected to be two weeks became, sadly, months. There has been heartache, loss, financial struggles and countless other negatives associated with COVID-19. Each of us have individual stories but together we have all prevailed. Our pivot to online learning was seamless, as we have been a leader in virtual education since inception. Our platform to teach girls remotely to account for snow days set us up for success in what became a virtual world. Our girls were able to keep to our demanding curriculum and to perform well on advanced placement exams and national standardized testing. Our graduates will be attending some of the finest schools in the country and, most important, they are happy.

We continue to outperform our competitors, as we remain open for business and stick to our mission of educating our girls in the Catholic tradition.

Please peruse these pages of our 2019-2020 Annual Report to see what we have accomplished but to also see what you have helped us accomplish. Your generous support has allowed us to narrow the gap between what we charge for tuition and what it actually costs us to educate our students.

We will always endeavor to improve our culture and curriculum, and to support our students to become citizens of tomorrow. We know that our graduates will be leaders and will make the world a better place. We already see the marks of Trinity Hall on our community. Thank you for helping us stay at the top as we continue to change the landscape of education for girls in our area.

Very truly yours,

Victoria Gmelich Board of Trustees, Chair Founder, Trinity Hall

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community giving Includes gifts received between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020 designated for the capital campaign, the COVID-19 Stretch Giving campaign, The Fund for Trinity Hall, or scholarships and financial aid.

$750,000 and above Golden Dome Foundation, Inc.

$150,000 $749,999 Victoria and Justin Gmelich

$125,000 $149,999 The Edward Hall Gmelich Scholarship Fund (Teddy’s Fund)

$75,000 - $124,999 Abby and Kevin Kelly

$50,000 - $74,999 Sarah and Brian Chin Catherine and Michael Evans Credit Suisse Nancy Witt

$25,000 - $49,999 Mairead and Sean Clifford Kerri and Aaron Feiler Janet and John Giunco Amy and Chris Iannuzzi Deborah and Michael Kogan Miriam and Joseph Tort

$10,000 - $24,999 Lisa and Stephen Becker Carole and Michael Brown Kerry and Donald Devine

Catherine and Guy Farrington Rosemarie and Jorge Gana Jorie and Daniel Johnson Valerie and George Leiva Maria and Christopher Maher Christine and Shawn Reynolds Mary and Anthony Sciarrillo Kristine and Ryan Sheftel Stephanie and Spencer Smith Linda and Carmine Venezia Maryellen and Paul Walsh Elaine and Edward Welsh Donna and Michael Winchell

$5,000 - $9,999 Mary Beth Browne and Richard Closkey Marianne and David Clements Mary Elizabeth and Richard Crowe Meagan and Tyler Duke

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Colleen and Robert Egan Danielle and Gregory Greene Maria and Howard Hubler Darrah and Joseph Kenney Lorraine and Paul Knepple Carolyn and Damian McGuire Margot and Joe O’Connor Samantha and Corey Popham Elke and William Spoor Maureen and Joe Topper Laura and Jeffrey Turek

$2,500 - $4,999 John J. Angelone Tanya and Levon Baghdassarian Anne and Brent Baranko Michelle and Chris Barber Ana and Richard Blank BTIG Dianne and Robert Butters Citizens Charitable Foundation CommVault Linda and Robert Daleo Hilary and Samuel DiFeo Gabriella and Patrick Donnelly Kara and Michael Fitzgerald Robin Frees Michele and Philip Gioia Beth and Joseph Koerwer Cathleen and Frank Lonardo Matthew McCarthy Nancy Niedermeyer OceanFirst Foundation Two River Community Bank Kelly and John Ward Maureen and Thomas Yurcisin Lt. Dennis W. Zilinski, II Memorial Fund

$1,000 - $2,499 Suzy and Victor Almeida Melissa and John Bonello Valerie Brett and Rodney Gardner Eileen and Andrew Bustillo Katherine Cesario Denise Crowley-DeAngelis and Mark DeAngelis Pamela and Sean Feddeler

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Spurthi and Vikas Goela Barbara and J. Robert Hillier Vera and Richard Hough, III Lisa and Joseph Huber Melanie and Brian Jaenicke JAM Anonymous Foundation Shea and Charles Jones, III Tina and Jeffrey Joyce Stephanie and Gerard Kenney Meghan and Florin Lupu Danielle and John Meany Susan and Joseph Meehan Lorri Mellish Susan Hudome and Thomas Mikulski Beverly and Jason Minkler Nancy Mulheren Gia and Patrick O’Keefe Cheryl and Patrick O’Kelly Stacy O’Neil Marci and Albert Perri Beth and Christopher Perrone Stella and Jamie Price Tiffany and Carl Senft Studio Hillier LLC Lynn and William Vogel Allison and Greg Wagner Jacqueline and Patrick Van Wagner Anne and Michael Wingertzahn Marideth and Peter Wolf

$500 - $999 Zari and Donald Callahan Bert Carr and Thomas Rich Susan and John Cizin Christine Cofone and Michael Herbert Bernadette Costello Randi and Michael Crawford Sheila and Christopher Deane Gina and Anthony DeJohn Melissa and John Fairchild Rosemarie Farrow Dena and Frankie Francese Lynda and Paul Gazzara Melissa and Jack Giegerich Jennifer and Paul Havens Yamilette and Robert Henke Charles Herberman Carlie and Lou Jakub Theresa and Matthew Kiernan

Holly and Stanley Lu Rosa Madriz and Luis Toledo Patricia Maloney-Horowitz Margaret Mathers Chrissy and BJ Marcoullier Suzanne and Peter McCarthy Michele McCue Joanne and Stephen Miller Gliknis Ortiz and Alvin Middleton Brittany and Joseph Orrico Bailen and James Palmieri Bernadette and Eugene Park Ellen and Richard Phillips Andrea and Don Potter Susie and Matthew Rummler Joanne and Robert St. Amand Elizabeth and David Scott Laura and Michael Stamberger Deborah and Henry Sullivan Jacqueline and Glen Szenzenstein Maura and Edward Thorp Shanley and Michael Walker Kiera and Kevin Walsh Elizabeth and Gerard Ward Melissa Whelan

$250 - $499 Pamela and Robert Bilotta Paul and Gloria Boorujy Katie and James Cashman Steven Devine Jennifer and John Egan Shannon and David Figur Erin and John Fink Francis Fleming Michele and Paul Gannon Margaret and Steven Henning Lindsay and Mark Horowitz Mary C. Kane Eileen and Joe Kenney Kali and Johannes Lambrou Diana Laurino Anne-Sophie Delaunay-Lehman and Kenneth Lehman Sr. Mariann Mahon Judith and Danny McCrone Mary and Patrick McGinley Camille and John McNamee Alyssa and PJ Morreale

Virginia Ohlmuller Erica M. O’Kelly ‘17 Kelsey O’Kelly ‘19 Diane and Timothy Riepl Michele and Michael Rosivack Linda and Andy Safran Faina Tarasyuk

Up to $250 Marybeth Amenta Tracey Andrejko Bonnie and Jim Banahan Madeline Barber ‘22 Tara and Kevin Barnett Julie and John Barrier Tess Bateman ‘22 Sandra Benedict Ellery Benedict ‘23 Christina and David Bergamo Jackie and Matt Bergin Dawn Bermingham Amelia C. Biebel ‘17 Sarah R. Bilotta ‘18 Mary Madison Boesch ‘20 Andrew Bogdan Chelsea Bollerman Emma G. Bradley ‘21 Barbara-Jean Brees Mary Beth Burns Whitney P. Butterfield ‘20 Lisa and Stephen Calandrino Nicole G. Calandrino ‘17 Shea Campanella ‘20 Wendy and Brian Campolattaro Danielle and John Cangialosi Mary Kate Cashman ‘20 Caroline Cashman ‘23 Hope M. Caucino ‘20 Tara and Walter Church Kiley A. Cizin ‘20 Brigid Clifford ‘18 Ciara Clifford ‘22 Molly Clifford ‘20 Catherine Closkey ‘22 Jordan E. Codispoti ‘21 Madeline Q. Condon ‘20 Sloane Coomber ‘22 Lisa Cozza Marissa T. Crespo ‘17

Colleen T. Cusat ‘19 Courtney E. Cushman ‘21 Cathryn and Marc Danielczyk Claire M. Darman ‘19 Kathleen Devine ‘22 Eva R. DeVizia ‘21 Francesca M. Dodaro ‘20 Lauren and Charles Dohrenwend Christina Donnelly ‘22 Jackie Dornbusch Janet and John Drudy Jackie Drudy ‘21 Logan E. Dziadzio ‘20 Fatima Barahona-Escobar ‘20 Christopher Read, Esq. Christine Facer Meredith C. Farrington ‘21 Shantal Ferrer ‘20 Anna Ferrigine ‘19 Lillian Lynch Finlay Ilona and John Fossetta Aimee and Steven Frankel Patricia M. Frees ‘20 Lily Froehlich ‘22 Christina and Richard Galvin Riley Gannon ‘22 Mary Clare and David Garber The Honorable Thomas Giblin Clint Gibson Katherine and Paul Gilbride Jean C. Gilbride ‘21 Katie and Ian Gillen Caroline C. Gmelich ‘17 Christine and Frank Grabowski Cara Grabowski ‘22 Maria and Robert Grosso Reina Guerrero Megan Gula and David Turkaly Carol Hall Eileen McGinley Hannaford Sophia Hegel ‘20 Kathleen Hegel ‘22 Annaliese Heidelberger ‘23 Yasmin Henke ‘22 Tricia and Lawrence Hicks Madison R. Huber ‘19 Althea and Jim Jackson Jennifer Jamer Juvene Jean ‘20 Reece Jones ‘23

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Margaret and Christopher Jordan Maryanne Kain Claudia Kaja Luciana Kaja ‘21 Sean Kane Brenda and Matthew Karinja Michele Macchiarola-Kelly and John Kelly Colleen A. Kelly ‘20 Madison N. Kelly ‘21 Dorothy and William Kenney Anne Elizabeth Kenney ‘23 Faith A. King ‘21 Emily C. Knepple ‘18 Marybeth and Richard Kwapniewski Vanessa P. Lambrou ‘20 Violet T. Lambrou ‘20 Allison T. Lawson ‘21 Emma Leibee ‘22 Catherine and Jerry Leo Carolyn Litwin ‘20 Nicole M. LoRusso ‘17 Brendan Lynch Andrea and Justin Macko Kali A. Magnusson ‘17 Elizabeth Maher ‘22 Emily and Stephen Massell Adriana T. Masters ‘20 Deana McCabe ‘23 Esther McCaffery Hannah E. McCarthy ‘21 Casey McChesney Charlotte E. McChesney ‘21 Louise C. McCrone ‘19 Emma G. McEvoy ‘20 Peyton McGuire ‘23 Jody Midtgard Ryen E. Miller ‘20 Emily Minkler ‘22 John Molisso Grace J. Molloy ‘17 Alyssa and PJ Morreale Carolyn and Brendan Mulholland Michelle Murphy Cassandra Murphy Sarah Nejame ‘22 Holly and Barry O’Brien Eleanor O’Connor ‘23 Anna E. O’Neill ‘20 Brienne and Garrett O’Rourke Caroline L. Page ‘21

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Lauren Pappa Victoria Perrella ‘23 Ally J. Perri ‘21 Katherine E. Perrone ‘20 Amanda Philipson ‘22 Victoria Piazza ‘21 Aoife L. Picadio ‘20 Kevin Polke Alison Le Vine Pugsley Caitlin E. Ramos ‘21 Riley Raymond ‘23 Lynn and Brian Retterer Lucy E. Retterer ‘21 Hannah J. Reynolds ‘19 Molly Riggi Deirdre and Garrett Ronan Nicole and Vincent Sadowski Hailey L. Scarantino ‘20 Lillian E. Scott ‘17 Mariana Sierra Eileen and Larry Smith Erin and Kevin Straine Erica Suehr Kristin and Ed Sweeney Faina Tarasyuk Eleanor Thompson ‘22 Chloe E. Toole ‘17 Kailey M. Totland ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. David Turkaly Lisa and Dennis Valsamedis Joan Vanucci Priya Verma ‘20 Jocelyn Wackrow Leighton E. Van Wagner ‘21 Charlotte M. Walsh ‘21 Maggie E. Ward ‘20 Caitlin Warmkessel ‘21 Charlotte Webber ‘23 Karen and Douglas Wessel Alexa E. Wessel ‘21 Angel Whaley Cassandra Whitlock Caitlin Wingertzahn ‘20 Patricia Wotton Donna and Gabriel Yandoli Caitlin Zavorskas Caitlin C. Ziec ‘20 Natasha Zovak

GIFTS IN HONOR OF: Mairead and Sean Clifford Victoria and Justin Gmelich Mary Sciarrillo

GIFTS IN MEMORY OF: Martin Costello John T. Gmelich, MD

GIFTS-IN-KIND Bungalow Road Katie and Jamie Cashman Cheryl and Patrick O’Kelly Meghan and Keith Page Mary and Anthony Sciarrillo The Golden Goose

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES AIG Assured Guaranty BNY Mellon Corporation Community Partnership Deutsche Bank Americas FoundationUS Matching Gifts Program Givinga Foundation, Inc. Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program Johnson & Johnson OceanFirst Foundation UnitedHealth Group The Walt Disney Company Foundation

A special thank you to Shilpa Iyer, Lynn Retterer, Brittany Orrico, Melissa Whelan, and all of our student photographers for contributing to the annual report.

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how to make a donation ONLINE

To make a credit card donation, please go to www.trinityhallnj.org and click Giving.

MAIL

Please use the enclosed envelope to mail your check payable to Trinity Hall.

MATCHING GIFTS

Many employers have programs that match and even double contributions to Trinity Hall. Please contact your Human Resources department for matching gift forms.

SECURITIES

Gifts of stocks, bonds, mutual funds or securities are a beneficial way to support Trinity Hall.

PLANNED GIVING

Gifts through trusts, estate planning, or other deferred payment each help to ensure our school’s future.

For more information about including Trinity Hall in your charitable giving, please contact the Development Office at 732-291-1297.

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the covid-19 stretch giving campaign In the spring of 2020 the Trinity Hall community was asked to provide additional financial support to the school as new and necessary costs arose in our response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Over $90,000 was raised to help support:

Financial aid to newly affected families

Technology enhancements to facilitate remote learning

Facilities updates to promote community health and wellness

DONORS Anonymous

Victoria and Justin Gmelich

Christine and Shawn Reynolds

Michelle and Chris Barber

Yamilette and Robert Henke

Mary and Anthony Sciarrillo

Pamela and Robert Bilotta

Susan Hudome and

Eileen and Larry Smith

Mary Beth Browne and

Thomas Mikulski

Debbie and Henry Sullivan

Althea and Jim Jackson

Miriam and Joseph Tort

Lisa and Stephen Calandrino

Tina and Jeffrey Joyce

Laura and Jeffrey Turek

Katie and Jamie Cashman

Abby and Kevin Kelly

Jacqueline and Patrick Van Wagner

Sarah and Brian Chin

Lorraine and Paul Knepple

Shanley and Michael Walker

Tara and Walter Church

Brendan Lynch

Angel Whaley

Mairead and Sean Clifford

Judith and Danny McCrone

Melissa Whelan

Anne-Sophie Delaunay-Lehman

Michele McCue

Anne and Michael Wingertzahn

Mary and Patrick McGinley

Patricia Wotton

Catherine and Guy Farrington

Carolyn and Damian McGuire

Maureen and Thomas Yurcisin

Kara and Michael Fitzgerald

Brittany and Joseph Orrico

Robert Closkey

and Kenneth Lehman

Robin Frees

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