2021-2022 VUU Annual Report

IN ALL THINGS, EXCELLENCE

ABOUT VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY

Virginia Union University is a premier liberal arts institution and publicly serving HBCU with recognition as a private institution through the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia. Founded in 1865, Virginia Union University was originally established to give newly emancipated slaves an opportunity for education and advancement. Today, the University is a center for excellence focusing on preparing and developing today’s students to become advanced leaders of tomorrow. Virginia Union University’s programs offer a broad range of both undergraduate and graduate educational opportunities in high-demand fields that advance liberal arts education, teaching, research, science, technology, civic engagement, and international experiences. Visit VUU.EDU for more information.

Board of Trustees

Dr. Hakim J. Lucas, President

Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson, Chairman

Mr. Steve D. Bullock, Vice Chairman

Ms. Necole Parker Green, Secretary

Ms. Jeannie P. Baliles

Dr. Lucille M. Brown

Mr. Tyrone E. Dickerson

Mr. Joseph B. Hill

Ms. Diane Leopold

Mr. Michael Newsome

Dr. Howard-John Wesley

Dr. Frank L. Williams, III

Mr. John Bocock

Dr. Marilyn T. Brown

Ms. Mary A. Gordon

Miss Jalynn Hodges

Dr. Theron D. Williams, Sr

Dr. James E. Victor Jr.

Dr. Roland E. Moore

N. Scott Phillips, Esq.

Dr. Charles Whitifield

Honorary Members

Reverend Walter E. Fauntroy

Mr. Sidney Poitier

Dr. Frank S. Royal, Sr., Chairman Emeritus

Dr. Jeremiah A. Wright, Jr. Trustee Emeritus

President

Hakim J. Lucas, Ph.D.

President’s Report

Editor

Grant Neely

Contributing

Pamela Cox

As your University continues marching toward becoming best in class, we are digging deeper and working harder—retooling everything we do to serve students in tough times.

Universities faced many challenges in the 2021-22 academic year, from continuing to serve students remotely to threats of violence that many other HBCUs faced during Black History Month. These experiences have led us to continually review every aspect of our work and take bold, forward-looking action. Here are just a few examples:

• VUU joined the Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges, which advocates for leading liberal arts universities;

• VUU strengthened our connection to state government, holding our first-ever Legislative Day to introduce faculty and students to the General Assembly of Virginia;

• VUU partnered with Apple to create the next wave of coders;

• VUU enacted new policies—the first among HBCUs—to ensure our funds are invested with African American, diverse firms.

Actions like these are delivering real results. For example, the Class of 2022 made history, as 19 graduates earned a Grade Point Average of 4.0 and above—the largest number of students to do so since the University’s establishment. More than three-quarters of the graduating class earned a 3.0 GPA or higher. In addition, we recognized students who were the first graduates of our new Executive MBA and Master of Political Science programs.

“More students are choosing Virginia Union, fundraising is up, and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges reaffirmed VUU’s 10-year accreditation.”

More students are choosing Virginia Union, fundraising is up, and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

Commission on Colleges reaffirmed VUU’s 10-year accreditation. We even won a national award for storytelling. The momentum is real, and we can feel it around campus.

This past year has been a time for action and also for reflection. Every University must ask itself: What more can we do to serve students? The pandemic era has pushed us to answer this question with greater urgency. We must find ways to help students graduate with a degree and be fully prepared to succeed in a complex world. Students want and deserve to be ready for life once they graduate, and Virginia Union is uniquely positioned to help. We have been doing just that since 1865.

As the world moves past the pandemic era, please know that your University is strong and moving in the right direction—and fast. Our march to “best in class” continues, and I ask for your continued prayers and support for our students and Virginia Union University.

With Panther Pride,

Hakim J. Lucas, Ph.D. President & CEO

Dear Virginia Union University Community, Virginia Union University continues its march forward, even as the world continues to grapple with the effects of a double pandemic. We can all be proud of the University’s performance serving students, delivering excellence, and thriving—while also exhibiting our deep commitment to social justice.

The results are real. We have maintained high academic standards, even in a virtual environment. We are growing our partnerships with the corporate and philanthropic community. We are investing in our campus and strengthening our team. These are just some of the reasons why enrollment is rising at Virginia Union and other HBCUs.

The Board of Trustees is guiding the University in delivering excellence, raising its reputation, and striving to become a bestin-class HBCU. We are intent on providing leadership and guidance in financial matters, decision making and the future of the University. You can see the progress detailed in this

report, and the board is confident that the progress will continue in the years ahead.

Thank you, as always, for your support of this historic institution, and I look forward to your support as we continue striving to become one of the nation’s leading HBCUs.

Sincerely,

Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson  Chairman, VUU Board of Trustees

“The Board of Trustees is guiding the University in delivering excellence, raising its reputation, and striving to become a best-in-class HBCU.”

Mission

Virginia Union University is nourished by its African American heritage and energized by a commitment to excellence and diversity. Its mission is to:

1. Provide a nurturing intellectually challenging and spiritually enriching environment for learning;

2. Empower students to develop strong moral values for success; and

3. Develop scholars, leaders, and lifelong learners of a global society.

To accomplish this mission, Virginia Union University offers a broad range of educational opportunities that advances liberal arts education, teaching, research, science, technology, continuing education, civic engagement, and international experiences.

Vision

Virginia Union University is a premier liberal arts urban institution of higher education and center of excellence for the preparation of students and the development of leaders for tomorrow’s world.

Core Values

INNOVATION

At Virginia Union University®, we consistently search for and create growth opportunities that forge groundbreaking research, state of the art technology, or top-of-the-line curriculum. We welcome and encourage new ideas and processes that positively impact experiences.

SPIRITUAL FORMATION

As a faith-based University, we welcome the regular practice of prayer, worship, silence, and mediation that matures one’s relationships, values, and life purpose that lead to ongoing spiritual growth and transformation.

INTEGRITY

We value our commitment to fairness, honesty, and truth reflected in each person’s words and deeds while holding ourselves accountable for our personal and words and actions.

DIVERSITY & INCLUSION

As one of the nation’s oldest HBCUs, we value diversity in thought, perspective, and embodiment, trusting that we are stronger when various voices, traditions, and experiences are present. We value inclusivity and promote a safe with dignity, respect, and compassion.

EXCELLENCE

We provide the highest quality of experiences and interactions while remaining flexible, responsive, and open-minded in developing and delivering programs, services, and facilities committed to exceeding the standards of what it means to be Best-In-Class.

Virginia Union University’s commitment to students is at the core of its mission. The University’s goal is to develop scholars, leaders, and lifelong learners of a global society prepared to accomplish their academic, personal, and professional goals. The institution uses Nine Noble values to distinguish a VUU man or woman. Upon graduation, we anticipate that each student will fulfill the Nine Nobles and a degree that would result in their successful transition into the marketplace.

VUU Graduate Students Receive TRUIST Bank Scholarship During Diversity in

Tech Summit

Sheren Joseph and Ariana Burford participated in a panel discussion during the Diversity in Tech Summit hosted by TRUIST created by the Congressional HBCU Caucus and Representative Alma Adams (NC). In addition, we are proud to announce both students were awarded Truist Bank scholarships.

Sheren Joseph, 30, is a first-year Data Analytics graduate student from Barbuda, an island located at the heart of the Caribbean. Joseph became familiar with the scholarship after being notified of the nomination by a faculty member at VUU.

The Truist Bank Scholarship helps bring financial assistance to outstanding students attending one of the 47 publicly supported Historical Black Colleges and Universities. Funded by the Thurgood Marshall College Fund, 25 scholars have the opportunity to receive up to $5,000, which can only be applied to verifiable tuition costs and other related fees.

After graduation, Joseph plans to start an organization back home to help high school graduates apply for colleges and scholarships and help them through the immigration process.

“I aim to work closely with HBCUs to broaden International Communities within their institutions,” Joseph said. “I want to make them stronger so those after me won’t have to face the same challenges I am facing.” Joseph encourages students to seek more information and apply.

Joseph Graham II Selected as White House Intern

Joseph Graham was selected as a 2022 White House summer intern through a highly selective program that provides unique opportunities to serve the public and support the work of the Executive Office of the President.

Every summer, the White House Internship Program welcomes an elite group of college students from around the world to gain insights into how the government works from inside the White House. Interns at the White House learn important life skills, such as time management, teamwork, and leadership. They also have an opportunity to help shape policymaking.

Graham is a 2020 graduate of DeMatha Catholic High School and a rising junior at VUU majoring in business analytics. He is a member of the university’s golf team, earning a place on The All-Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) first team and being named Rookie of the Year in spring 2021 as a COVID freshman.

White House Initiative

2022 HBCU Scholars

on

Historically Black Colleges and Universities Names

Michael Crossley, a sophomore majoring in Marketing is a 2022 White House Initiative on HBCU Scholar.

On June 10, 2022 the White House Initiative on Advancing Educational Equity, Excellence, and Economic Opportunity through Historically Black Colleges and Universities announced its ninth cohort of HBCU Scholars, recognizing 86 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students for their accomplishments in academics, leadership, civic engagement and much more.

Currently enrolled at 56 of our nations HBCU’s, the scholars were selected from a competitive pool of over 350 students. Applications also required the signature of their HBCU president or designated HBCU faculty, adding a level of prestige to this application process.

Over the course of an academic school year, HBCU Scholars will serve as ambassadors of the White House Initiative on HBCUs. They will be offered training and cross-university networking opportunities. Scholars will also have an opportunity to work on issues specifically related to the HBCU community and participate in national and regional events with professionals from a wide range of disciplines.

Kyra Mcneil Receives U.S. Department of State Gilman International Scholarship

Kyra McNeil is the 2022 Gilman International Scholarship recipient, awarded by the U.S. Department of State. McNeil,19, a criminal justice major, has always enjoyed traveling in her youth and now has the opportunity to visit Costa Rica during her internship.

“Apply for as many scholarships as you can and never be afraid to take this risk,” McNeil shared. McNeil’s Internship expenses covered food and housing. Travel fare is also included in the study abroad opportunity.

“The trip was $2000 more or less for my trip, but my scholarship covers everything,” McNeil said.

As McNeil prepares for her internship, she encourages more students to apply for U.S. State Department opportunities because of the unparalleled immersive experience.

“It opens so many doors for Black students and will make students more competitive after graduation,” McNeil added.

Virginia

Union University Continues Legacy of Molding “Change Agents” Who Serve in Virginia Legislature

Virginia Union University has a rich legacy of creating and shaping leaders who become change agents in our nation. From alumni such as L. Douglas Wilder, the first African American to be elected as Governor since Reconstruction, to Delegate Nadarius Clark, the youngest to serve in the Virginia House of Delegates, among many other notable public servants, our institution has a vibrant history of creating leaders who have responded to the call of making an impact through social justice. As they continue to support us in their service, I encourage you, the Panther community, to support them as they strive to make our nation better.

Our institution has a vibrant history of creating leaders who have responded to the call of making an impact through social justice.

Support our changemakers:

• U.S. Rep. A. Donald McEachin (Virginia)

• Delegate Luke Torian (Virginia)

• Delegate Delores McQuinn (Virginia)

• Delegate Nadarius Clark (Virginia)

• Delegate Lamont Bagby (Virginia)

• Delegate Marcia Price (Virginia)

• Delegate Edith J. Patterson (Maryland)

• The Honorable Sherman P. Lea, Sr. (Roanoke, Virginia)

• The Honorable Mozell H. Booker (Fluvanna, Virginia)

“Apply for as many scholarships as you can and never be afraid to take this risk.”

— Kyra McNeil

VUU Recognizes Top Graduating Achievers

Brielle Samuels, a social work major from Trenton, New Jersey, is the Class of 2022 Valedictorian, Presidential Scholar, and on the Dean’s list since freshman year. Brielle also started working as an afterschool counselor at Capital Area YMCA, which led to her launching her non-profit organization, Brielle Samuels & Co, in 2020. Her organization focuses on providing resources to inner-city families.

Not only does Brielle have a heart for her community, but she also contributes to the Panther family. Brielle served as the Alpha Eta Chapter President of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated. She also served as the President of Destiny Daughter Incorporated and SGA Vice President of Academic Affairs and was an active member of the Social Work Club. After graduation, Brielle plans to enroll at Howard University to pursue a Master in Social Work.

Hayden Garcia was born and raised in Cape Town, South Africa. He is a biology student that transferred to Virginia Union in his junior year. Garcia is the Class of 2022 Salutatorian. After graduation, Hayden plans to earn his master’s degree from Virginia Union University in Data Analytics and continue playing golf for the university.

Bianca Lockamy, is a native of Greenville, North Carolina majoring in biology with a minor in Spanish. Her campus activities included women’s basketball (captain since 2018) and 2018-19 CIAA women’s basketball champion. Bianca was also a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC President 19-22) and the first athlete at VUU to become CIAA SAAC president at the conference level. Additionally, she served as a member of the NCAA SAAC as an HBCU representative for All-Division II sports. She is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated. After graduation, Bianca plans to attend nursing school, and obtain a doctorate in nursing after becoming an RN.

Arjene Wilson, a mathematics major from Manhattan, New York, plans to move to China to teach mathematics. Outside of school, Arjene spends her time hosting bible study on Thursdays. Arjene lives by the scripture, “She is clothed with strength and dignity and laughs without fear of the future,” Proverbs 31:25. Arjene encourages students to “find a community who cares about you mentally, physically, and spiritually,” Wilson said. “Going through college alone is tough. Find friends who can support you through this journey.”

Daejah Majette is a native of Virginia Beach, VA., and is graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Criminal Justice. She is a former member of the women’s XC/track and field team and a current member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, and Delta Mu Delta Honor Society. After graduation, Daejah plans to attend Baylor University to pursue a Doctorate in Psychology and become a clinical psychologist.

Dylan Snipes, a criminal justice major from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is no stranger to hard work. As an Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Incorporated member, he exemplifies “manly deeds, scholarship, and love for all mankind” through his career endeavors. Throughout his time as an undergraduate student, interning for the United States Department of Justice has been pivotal to his success. After graduation, Dylan plans to enroll at Villanova University to pursue a Master in Public Administration with a concentration in Foreign Policy and work for the Department of Justice or the Department of Defense.

Mirlaine Barden, a Brooklyn, New York Native, a mathematics major and physics minor is a member of the university choir. At the age of 8, Mirlaine was adopted along with her siblings. A quote that she lives by, “The race is not given to the swift nor strong, but the victory belongs to those that endure to the end.” Mirlaine encourages students to stay the course and to trust God while doing so.

Delegate Marcia Price was the Samuel Dewitt School of Theology Valedictorian receiving a Master of Divinity degree. She serves in the Virginia House of Delegates representing the 95th district. She is now the fifth alumnus to hold a seat in the Virginia general assembly.

Lakeisha Jones, a native of Brooklyn, New York, earned a degree in curriculum and instruction in Special Education. A member of the international honor society Kappa Delta Pi, Lakeisha is completing her Masters with straight A’s and credits this accomplishment to believing in herself through the late nights after returning to her postgraduate education after 14 years. After graduation, she plans to continue her employment with Richmond City Public Schools as an Instructional Compliance Coordinator.

Shannon Gilmer graduated from VUU with a Master’s in Curriculum and Instruction in Special Education. One major accomplishment she cherishes from her time at VUU is completing her thesis and becoming Vice President of Kappa Delta Pi. After graduation, she plans to move into a leadership role at the collegiate level. Currently, Shannon works with the Henrico County Public School system. Shajuan Mason, from Chesterfield, Virginia, is a graduate from Virginia Union University’s Samuel Dewitt Proctor School of Theology with a Master of Divinity. While attending STVU, she received all A’s and is in the process of publishing a co-parenting book entitled Get Over Yourself. Her goals after graduation are to develop her nonprofit organization and assist her husband, Pastor Justin D. House, in ministry. Currently, Shajuan is an Assistant Professor in our Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice and acts as a substitute judge.

Anissa L. Bishop , born in Virginia Beach, Virginia, earned a Doctor of Ministry and a Master of Divinity. During her time at VUU she’s been both a Dean and Benjamin F. Bunn Scholar, scored a 4.0 GPA, and was selected for a one-on-one in-person conversation with President Lucas to share her experiences and accomplishments while working on her degrees. She has also attended a bevy of conferences on campus, such as the Samuel Dewitt Proctor Convocation, the Church Leadership Conference, and Founders Day Convocation, to name a few. After graduation, she plans to establish a nonprofit and publish her first book while expanding her Christian education.

Eboni Giles, a business entrepreneurship management major, has served the VUU community in various capacities. Eboni is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated, Delta Mu Delta Business Honor Society, and Sigma Nu Tau Business Honor Society and served as Miss Virginia Union University. After graduation, Eboni plans to attend the Sidney Lewis School of Business to pursue an MBA degree in hopes of working for Dominion Energy.

Here are some of the Spring 2022 student highlights:

• Devin Sims graduated with a dual degree in accounting and mathematics and has accepted employment with KPMG.

• Enoch Rotich graduated with a 3.89 and has accepted employment with CoStar and will attend the University of Dallas to earn a master’s in artificial intelligence and machine learning.

• Dr. Angelo Chapman, University Pastor serving over 20 years graduated with a Doctor of Divinity degree and successfully defended his dissertation on “Coming to the Table as a Model of Community Formation for VUU and HBCUs.”

• Dr. E. Bernard Jordan, Master Prophet, Archbishop graduated with a Doctor of Ministry degree and successfully defended his dissertation on “Prophetic Coaching Strategies for African American Chruch Goers for Mental Health and Hygiene.”

Amira James, a native of Coatesville, Pennsylvania, earned a degree in psychology and a minor in social work. Amira’s served as the Vice President of the Women’s Council in 2019-2020 and participated as a member of the Panthers Activities Board. After graduation, Amira plans to pursue a career as a Clinical Psychologist. She would also like to earn a Master’s and Doctorate in Clinical Psychology.

The University has multiple pathways for academic achievement and innovation. The value of rigor, relevance, and relationships embedded in our culture underscores the importance of ensuring that the academic programs offered result in our students being highly sought after upon graduation.

VUU Earns Reaffirmation of Full Accreditation

The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) has reaffirmed VUU’s 10-year accreditation.

The rigorous reaffirmation process started in 2019 with continuous improvements across the institution as VUU makes tremendous strides toward ‘Best in Class.’

SACSCOC’s accreditation review examines all aspects of an institution including, but not limited to, academic programs, faculty qualifications, financial stability, governance, physical facilities, support services and internal processes related to strategic planning, assessment and evaluation – collectively referred to as “Institutional Effectiveness.” This accreditation is required for federal financial aid and serves as a timeless hallmark of institutional quality. VUU first earned accreditation from SACSCOC in 1935 and was the first institution to undergo the review process virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

“There is power in every student. We want to be sure they all have access to higher education and complete their degree with as little debt as possible.”

—Governor Ralph Northam

“I am proud of the institution’s continued advancement toward our ‘Best in Class’ strategic goal,” said Dr. Hakim J. Lucas, President and CEO of VUU. “Our reaffirmation by SACSCOC shows the university’s overall progression and reveals areas where we can continue to excel. We will await a new decision while we continue to push forward into our next phase of growth.”

Virginia Union University to Receive $10M to Expand Tuition Assistance Grant

Governor Ralph Northam announced an increase in the Virginia Tuition Assistance Grant (VTAG). The announcement was made at Virginia Union University.

“There is power in every student,” said Governor Northam. “We want to be sure they all have access to higher education and complete their degree with as little debt as possible.”

In Virginia, roughly 23,000 students receive VTAG. The increase will provide an additional $1,000 per year for students. Currently, 18% of VUU’s total student population receive $16,000 over a four-year degree term, which covers 16% of their tuition. With the increase in tuition assistance, students will now receive $20,000 over four years, covering 20% of tuition costs. The increase would bring an additional $316,000 to VUU and a total of $6,320,000 over the course of four years.

“Our reaffirmation by SACSCOC shows the university’s overall progression and reveals areas where we can continue to excel.”

—Dr. Hakim J. Lucas

“We are excited about Governor Northam’s decision to make higher education more affordable to students and families and the impact that it has on our community,” said Dr. Hakim J. Lucas, President and CEO of VUU. “His decision allows us to stand strong in our commitment of finding ways to reduce debt for our students.”

Virginia Union University to Reopen Virginia Union Academy, Continuing Commitment to Richmond Youth

Virginia Union Academy will offer STEM-related programs to youth in the Richmond area. VUU’s Board of Trustees approved the reestablish of Virginia Union Academy which was opened from 1899–1946. The relaunched Academy offers STEM-related programs focused on technology and innovation to youth in the Richmond area.

“Virginia Union University has always prioritized our community partnerships that offer youth the opportunity to receive a quality education,” said Dr. Hakim J. Lucas, President and CEO of Virginia Union University. “The academy is more important now than ever before. There is a need for access to STEM-focused programs for youth in our city and Virginia Union is not only able to meet that need, but also allow our youth to tap into the gifts that they have been given.”

VUU has partnered with organizations in the Richmond area to create a pipeline for premier educational experiences, especially for youth who are still in grade school. VUU has partnered with organizations such as Richmond Public Schools to create K-12 and after-school programs, provided scholarships to rising ninth graders and committed to a 20-year partnership with Gilpin Court and the City of Richmond to provide mentorship and educational training to residents.

“Virginia Union is proud to meet the needs that are not currently being met for our surrounding community,” said Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson, Chairman of the VUU Board of Trustees. “By re-establishing this academy, we can provide meaningful support to our community and fulfill our core values of innovation and excellence. Now is the time to begin preparing the next generation of leaders.”

VUU, in its commitment to establishing meaningful partnerships, looks forward to working with the Youngkin Administration and the Virginia General Assembly to bridge the educational gaps of neighboring communities of young people in the Richmond area.

HERE ARE SOME OF THE SPRING 2022 ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS:

74% of students graduated Cum Laude or higher (3.0 and above).

The largest number of graduates with a 4.0 or higher in the history of VUU

50% of graduates have decided to attend graduate school

25% of graduates received employment earning $60K-$100K or more

“There is a need for access to STEM-focused programs for youth in our city and Virginia Union is not only able to meet that need, but also allow our youth to tap into the gifts that they have been given.”

—Dr. Hakim J. Lucas

VUU graduated the first Master of Political Science student Natalie Andre.

VUU graduated the first cohort of the Executive Master of Business Administration program

VUU Hosts Coding Academy with Apple

Two-Day Coding Academy Prepares Students For Technology Advancement

VUU students, alumni, and VUU employees participated in a two-day VUU Coding Academy to learn about app design coding and mobile app development. “We are pleased to continue our commitment to coding and app development.,” said Dr. Hakim J. Lucas, President, and CEO of VUU. “Last year, incoming freshmen were given new iPad bundles to prepare them for better success. This year, through VUU Coding Academy, we prepare students for the workforce and allow our faculty, staff, and alumni to continue gaining relevant experience as our world advances technologically.”

“The focus of the Coding Academy is to learn the fundamentals of coding for mobile app development that will serve as a resource to our communities,” said VUU Provost Dr. Mignon Jacobs.

The first cohort of the Coding Academy was limited to 24 participants and was led by Apple Professional Learning. “We began with basic coding principles by downloading apps from the App Store,” said Jacobs. “Next, the beginning level principles were taught in a gaming platform, and then we took the next steps in writing our own code.”

Four groups were formed and tasked with using coding and app development skills to solve real-world problems. Among the ideas generated were, identifying funding resources for students, employees at educational institutions resolving processes and workflow matters, and families and communities’ access to resources to include mental health, finances, and more. In addition, groups prepared and presented initial prototypes of their apps and received feedback.

Over the summer, participants consulted with their groups and experts from Apple to continue work on their prototypes. Participants received a ‘certificate of completion’ and are encouraged to earn industry-recognized App Development with Swift certifications. Successful apps will move to the next phase of development and production.

“The focus of the Coding Academy is to learn the fundamentals of coding for mobile app development that will serve as a resource to our communities.”

—Dr. Mignon Jacobs

VUU Honors Leaders Making Impact in the Richmond Communities

Each year, VUU recognizes community leaders for their lasting impact on people and within their communities. The Ruth Coles Harris Leadership Institute Leadership Awards Luncheon honored:

Tyrone E. Dickerson, CPA, recipient of the Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants’ Ruth Coles Harris Advancing Diversity and Inclusion Award and member of the Virginia Union University Board of Trustees.

Rev. Dr. John W. Kinney, Pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church in Beaverdam, Virginia and Dean of the Samuel DeWitt Proctor School of Theology at VUU from 1990 to 2017.

Shane Roberts-Thomas, owner and chef of Southern kitchen and The Deuce Restaurant located in Richmond’s Jackson Ward.

The luncheon, hosted by the Sydney Lewis School of Business, is named in honor of Dr. Ruth Coles Harris, the first African American woman to become a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in Virginia. At the time of her certification, Dr. Ruth Coles Harris was an accounting professor at VUU. As the first director of the Sydney Lewis School of Business, she oversaw the development and expansion of the school’s curriculum, leading to an enrollment of over 400 students when she retired in 1997. Upon her retirement, she was named a Distinguished Professor Emerita at the university.

Additionally, VUU celebrates eight individuals and organizations during the 44th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Community Leaders Celebration in partnership with Living the Dream, Inc., Dominion Energy, WTVR (CBS 6) and WGNT (CW 27).

• Health Equity – Richmond and Henrico Health Districts

• Social Justice – Sandra Antoine & Clovia Lawrence for Operation Stamp the Vote

• Art & Culture – Janine Bell & The Elegba

Folklore Society

• Education – An Achievable Dream Inc.

• Economic Justice – Ujima Legacy Fund & SisterFund

• Ujima Legacy Fund

• SisterFund

• MLK Beloved Community Legacy Award –

The Honorable Willie J. Dell

The Beloved Community award categories include Health Equity, Social Justice, Faith, Art and Culture, Education, Economic Justice and the MLK Beloved Community Legacy Award. These honorees exemplify Dr. King’s vision of unity in the “beloved community.”

Top

Middle Left: Dr. Robin Davis, Executive Dean –Sydney Lewis School of Business & Associate Vice President of Entrepreneurship with Dr. Reid and Bryan Reid, Accounting Major (Junior) on right.

Bottom Left: Rev. Dr. John W. Kinney with Dr. Reid

Top right: Tyrone E. Dickerson

Middle Right: Rev. Dr. John W. Kinney

Bottom Right: Shane Roberts-Thomas

left: Dr. Lester Reid, Assistant Professor of Accounting, Interim Chair of Accounting and Finance Department, School of Business

Virginia Union University is accountable to its students, its community, and the governing Board of Trustees. The University has a long-standing commitment to the financial and economic impact of operational business practices that will promote sustainable growth for the institution and the surrounding area.

Virginia Union University Board of Trustees Update Endowment Policy Mandating

60% of the Investment Portfolio to be Managed by Minority Firms

The Virginia Union University Board of Trustees announced the implementation of its revised Endowment Policy, which mandates 60% of its investment portfolio to be managed by minority-owned firms. This decision is the first of its kind making VUU the first HBCU to mandate that the majority of its endowment be managed by minority firms.

“The vote of VUU’s Board of Trustees is unprecedented. I commend their extraordinary vision to develop an investment strategy that will increase the financial strength of our beloved University,” said Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson, Chair of the VUU Board of Trustees. “It is important that the people who use their hard-earned resources to educate themselves and their families also be afforded the opportunity to steward investments at our university.”

“This action ensures the university can attract and partner with the increased number of successful billion-dollar minority investment firms,” said Dr. Hakim J. Lucas, President and CEO of Virginia Union University. “

We will show the success of this strategy and encourage other HBCUs to do the same. “Confirmed by vote of the Board of Trustees, the partnership is the first of its kind in the community of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). VUU’s first strategic partnership is with global investment firm, Advent Capital.

Tracy Maitland, President of Advent Capital Management, echoed the significance of the alliance, stating “ Advent is deeply honored for our long-term partnership with Virginia Union University. We thank Virginia Union for this close partnership and look forward to continuing to work together to foster the economic development of the university and the administration’s deep commitment to the economic empowerment and freedom of enterprise for all residents of the City of Richmond and the Commonwealth of Virginia.”

The Board’s decision is a beacon to the administrations’ commitment: Student Success, Academic Success, Entrepreneurial Enterprise, and Brand Prestige. Virginia Union University is listed as a Top 50 HBCU, according to the U.S. News & World Report 2022 Best Colleges rankings released on September 13, 2022 for the first time in university history. Additionally, the rankings list VUU as a top 30 performer on social mobility.

Virginia Union University Receives $1M Grant from Bank of

America Funds Will Be Used to Prepare Students for Careers in the Financial Industry

VUU is the recipient of a $1 million grant from Bank of America for its innovative approach to preparing students for careers in the financial industry. VUU’s new Workforce Development and Financial Markets Program is called “MORE” which stands for My Opportunity is Real Essential.

“As we strive to better serve our students and surrounding communities, it is imperative that we provide them with the tools to be successful beyond the classroom,” said Dr. Hakim J. Lucas, President and CEO of VUU. “We are pleased to accept this grant from Bank of America to launch the MORE program, which will allow us to bring financial literacy tools to communities who may not have access otherwise. This workforce development initiative is a stepping stone on the path to generational wealth within our communities.”

The grant from Bank of America is a component of the “Way Forward Initiative” – a multi-year collaboration between education firm EAB and the bank – and is part of the bank’s $1.25 billion, five-year commitment to advance racial equality and economic opportunity. Virginia Union University is an inaugural cohort of the initiative.

“HBCUs play a vital role in creating opportunities for students and communities of color by providing education needed to address economic and social inequality,” said Victor Branch, Bank of America Richmond President. “At Bank of America, we believe it is essential that these institutions receive the support they need to continue in their mission.”

“HBCUs play a vital role in creating opportunities for students and communities of color by providing education needed to address economic and social inequality. At Bank of America, we believe it is essential that these institutions receive the support they need to continue in their mission.”

— Victor Branch, Bank of

America

Richmond President

The integrity and appreciation of a student’s degree hinge on the University’s ability to hold itself to a higher standard than the marketplace demands. Our ability to understand and respond to our key stakeholders’ needs is imperative to creating a globally recognizable brand and a top-choice University to attend, be employed with, or support financially.

Virginia Union University Breaks into the Top 50 HBCU according to U.S. News & World Report

Virginia Union University’s march to excellence continues, as the latest national rankings show Virginia Union rising more than 30 positions in just four years.

Today’s announcement from U.S. News & World Report shows Virginia Union propelling upward, now ranking as the country’s 43rd-best HBCU, after breaking into the top 50 for the first time last year. The university was not ranked at all just four years ago, when the upward trajectory began:

2022: #43

2021: #48

2020: #56

2019: #72

2018: Not ranked

In addition, Virginia Union ranked #24 in the country for advancing social mobility, comparing some 200 national liberal arts universities. Only one Virginia university ranked higher than Virginia Union.

“Social mobility” measures the extent to which schools enrolled and graduated students who received federal Pell Grants. These students typically come from households whose family incomes are less than $50,000 annually. Most Pell Grant money goes to students with a total family income below $20,000.

“This move forward is a testimony to the hard work of our faculty, staff, students, and alumni. Working together, they are propelling this University forward, even while grappling with the pandemic. This is what professionalism looks like, it’s what teamwork looks like, and it’s what love for a University looks like. ”

—Dr. Hakim J. Lucas

“Virginia Union is making dramatic progress toward our goal of being the country’s top HBCU,” said Dr. Hakim J. Lucas, President & CEO of Virginia Union University.

“This move forward is a testimony to the hard work of our faculty, staff, students, and alumni. Working together, they are propelling this University forward, even while grappling with the pandemic. This is what professionalism looks like, it’s what teamwork looks like, and it’s what love for a University looks like. Make no mistake: We are just getting started.”

U.S. News & World Report measures “academic quality using seven categories: outcome measures, graduate indebtedness, assessment by administrators at peer HBCUs, faculty resources, financial resources, student excellence and alumni giving. These indicators include input measures that reflect a school’s student body, its faculty and its financial resources, along with outcome measures – such as graduation rates, first-year student retention rates, graduate indebtedness and social mobility – that signal how well an institution educates students and whether they eventually graduate.”

Virginia Union University Receives Award-Winning Recognition for

Groundbreaking Storytelling

Virginia Union University announced its award-winning recognition for its work in social, video, and television production of two films, Virginia Union University Vision and the Community Leaders Celebration to Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The University received a Regional Edward R. Murrow Award, two Silver Telly Awards and an Emmy nomination for excellence in storytelling and video production.

“We are proud to be the recipient of such highly-respected awards and showcase the talent of the brilliant storytellers at the university and in our community,” said Dr. Hakim J. Lucas, President, and CEO of VUU. “Telling the story of this institution, from our immediate response to the pandemic to the vibrant history of molding change agents in our nation, is paramount, as it speaks to the limitless possibilities available to our surrounding communities.”

The Telly Awards honors excellence in video and television across all screens and is judged by leaders from well-known video platforms, television, streaming networks, and production companies. The Telly Awards attracted over 12,000 submissions in all 50 states and five continents this year.

The University was named a Silver Telly Award Winner for Social Video in Education and Discovery for Virginia Union University Vision, a video highlighting the University’s immediate response to the shifting landscape of higher education due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Additionally, VUU received another Silver Award and Capital Emmy nomination for its 43rd Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Community Leaders Celebration in partnership with WTVR – CBS 6 and sponsored by Dominion Energy. The televised event honors members of the Richmond and Hampton Roads community who embody the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by serving their “beloved community.”

“I am beyond thrilled with the reception of the MLK Community Leaders Awards broadcast not only from viewers but from our peers in the television and video industries. Our goal was to make sure that the broadcast continued to reflect the spirit of MLK and the vision of the pioneers of the MLK Community Leaders Breakfast and Learners Week like Rev. TC Millner and the late Rev. Willie Woodson.”

—Felicia Cosby

Virginia Union University Mourns the Loss of Honorary Trustee, Sidney Poitier

Virginia Union mourned the loss of Honorary Board of Trustees Member, Sidney Poitier. Poitier made history as the first African American man to win an Oscar for Best Actor.

“We are saddened by the loss of our Honorary Trustee, Sidney Poitier,” said Dr. Hakim J. Lucas, President and CEO of Virginia Union University. “Mr. Poitier paved the way for African American actors in the film industry. We are honored that he accepted the title of trustee and are honored to have had a remarkable trailblazer in our ranks.”

“I am beyond thrilled with the reception of the MLK Community Leaders Awards broadcast not only from viewers but from our peers in the television and video industries,” said Felicia Cosby, Director of Government and Community Relations at VUU. “Our goal was to make sure that the broadcast continued to reflect the spirit of MLK and the vision of the pioneers of the MLK Community Leaders Breakfast and Learners Week like Rev. TC Millner and the late Rev. Willie Woodson.”

Poitier, recognized as Hollywood’s first Black movie star, won the Oscar for his role in the 1963 film “Lilies of the Field.” Additionally, he is known for starring in movies such as “In the Heat of the Night,” “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner” and many others. Poitier was 94 years old at the time of his passing.

Jefferson Souza named the top kicker in Division II

The honors continue to roll in for Virginia Union University’s Jefferson Souza. Less than a week after being named the top kicker in Division II by The College Football Network, the senior kicker for the Panthers was named as a First Team All-American by D2FOOTBALL.COM.

Souza, a senior kicker from Deerfield Beach, Fla., who is majoring in Business Management with a cumulative grade point average of 3.23, led the Panthers in scoring in 2019 with 73 points. He hit 15 of 16 field goal attempts and connected of 28 of 29 extra points in 2019. His longest field goal was a 49-yard kick against Elizabeth City State University. Souza also collected 1,270 yards on 36 punts in 2019 for an average of 35.3 yards per punt. Souza unloaded a 59-yard punt against Lenoir-Rhyne that season.

“Jefferson deserves every accolade that he is receiving. He is not only a talent but a great person,” said VUU Associate Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Dr. Alvin Parker. “He will succeed at anything in life he wishes to accomplish. He is the true definition of student-athlete.”

“Jefferson Souza has proven to be a top caliber kicker in Division II,” said VUU Specialist Coach Anthony Prevost. “As a dual-kicker I believe he will be able to compete with the best at the professional level because of his dedication to his craft and being an athlete!”

VUU Competes in VCU Golf Shootout

VUU’s Gold team was invited for the first time by VCU to play in the Shootout tournament. The VCU Shootout was played at The Country Club of Virginia, Tuckahoe Creek Course in Richmond, VA over the course of two-days. The Shootout was contested over 54 holes.

VUU team scoring was led by Senior, Travon Willis tied for 62nd with a score of 227 (76/75/76), followed by Senior Alkin Barkley tied for 65th with a score of 235 (76/77/775), Senior Hayden Garcia tied for 68th with a score of 234 (76/76/82), Senior Ahmad Reedus finished 71st 235 (75/78/82) and followed by first time Sophomore Joseph Graham tied for 72nd with a score of 241 (83/74/84).

“This was our sternest test since the Covid-19 shutdown,” said VUU Head Golf Coach E. Lee Coble. “This was our return to competition in eighteen months. We were the only HBCU and DII representative in this DI field. It was an honor to have been invited and I am very proud of the way the guys hung in there and played. Our next tournament is September 20th and 21st, The Griffin Invitational Tournament in Petersburg, VA.”

VUU Captures Chris Paul HBCU Classic Crown

Virginia Union University’s Jordan Peebles scored 16 points to lead the Panthers to the championship of the Chris Paul HBCU Classic with a 59-55 win over defending CIAA champion Winston-Salem State University on Tuesday, November 23, in Uncasville, Conn.

“This was a great win for our program,” said VUU Head Men’s Basketball Coach Jay Butler. “Anytime you can beat the defending CIAA champs this early in the year was a huge win for us.”

VUU’s Raemaad Wright scored 14 points and grabbed a team-high 12 rebounds in the win.

“Jordan Peebles and Raemaad Wright had a very good tournament,” Butler said. “This was an unbelievable experience for these young men to be a part of the first CP3 Tournament and to win the Championship!”

Virginia Union held Winston-Salem State to 35.4 percent field goal shooting for the game while the Panthers outscored the Rams in the paint 32-22.

VUU Announces New Hires and Appointments New Leaders Propel University Toward ‘Best in Class’

Virginia Union University is announcing new leaders in its academic and administrative teams, as the University prepares to return to in-person learning in the new academic year. “Accomplished people build top-tier universities,” said Dr. Hakim J. Lucas, President, and CEO. “Virginia Union University is welcoming experienced new leaders who make great things happen and who will help propel us toward our goal of becoming Best in Class.”

Dr. Mignon Jacobs serves as Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs. She previously served joined the University June 2021, serving as Associate Provost and Professor of Old Testament at the Samuel DeWitt Proctor School of Theology.

Dr. Jacobs has held several leadership roles, including serving on the Board of Commissioners of the Association of Theological Schools (ATS) Commission on Accrediting and serving as past-President of the Pacific Coast Region for Society of Biblical Literature (SBL) and the Western Commission for the Study of Religion, among other positions. She is also the author of Haggai and Malachi and has been featured in various publications, including Gender, Power and Persuasion and several other chapters and articles.

Dr. Joseph Green serves as Vice President for Student Development and Success. During his tenure, Dr. Green has focused much of his career preparing first-generation, lowincome, and underrepresented students for post-secondary education and graduate studies success.

Dr. Green taught at the University of North Carolina, the University of Central Florida, Marquette University, Norfolk State University, and the North Carolina A&T State University. Dr. Green earned his undergraduate degree from Bowie State University and his Ph. D. in political science and public administration from Howard University. Dr. Green has been awarded more than $24 million in grants and special projects.

Dr. Franklin Patterson serves as Vice President of Infrastructure Management. Previously, he served in a similar role at Bethune-Cookman University.

He has worked in higher education for more than 30 years as a systems operator,

programmer, information technology director, and vice president. He has held leadership positions at Johnson C. Smith University, Mount Union College, Southern University and A&M College and Bethune-Cookman University. He has provided oversight for the University’s core operations, including information technology, residential life, facilities management, dining services, public safety, transportation, risk management, performing arts center, and bookstore operations.

He earned a bachelor’s degree in computer science from Johnson C. Smith University, an MBA from Queens University of Charlotte and a Juris Doctorate from the Concord Law School at Purdue Global University.

Dr. Linda Jackson serves as Vice President of Sponsored Research and Innovation. She has worked in higher education for more than 20 years, including 13 years in sponsored research.

She provides leadership for the University’s National Research Institute, which has 17 Centers that engage in technology and innovation, health equity, STEM diversity, gospel and sacred music, entrepreneurial studies, social justice, and other critical research areas.

Dr. Jackson earned a doctorate degree in educational leadership in higher education and school administration from Oral Roberts University. She is the former President of the National Sponsored Programs Administrators Alliance and she has been inducted into the Kappa Delta Pi International Honors Society in Education.

Grant Neely serves as Vice President of University Relations. He previously served as Chief Communications Officer for the country’s 12th-largest state, reporting to Gov. Ralph S. Northam of Virginia, whom the Washington Post called a ‘governor of lasting consequence.’

Over 25 years, Neely has served three Virginia Governors, and he served as Chief of Staff to Mayor Dwight C. Jones of Richmond, a Virginia Union graduate. He has advised Fortune 500 clients on six continents, including the CEOs of major companies in healthcare and energy.

He earned a master’s degree in Comparative Religion from Miami University of Ohio, and a bachelor’s degree from the College of William & Mary.

FINANCIAL REPORT

Virginia Union University continues to focus on fiscal health with a summary of the business model. The goal of the model is to ensure the resource allocation for the institution maintains a healthy and fiscally responsible position that fuels the way to Best-in-Class. The budget is predicated on a zerobased budget approach that incorporates projected revenues and subsequent constraints. The revenue is indicated by the enrollment mix of incoming and continuing students charged on a per unit cadence. The total cost of attendance is comprised of options chosen by the educational prowess of the student and incorporate a range of tuition, fees, room, and board. All factors are assumed into the model that are calculated into a pre-allocatable sum.

The budget of the university utilizes three main categories that are considered prudent to its success. The first and most important category is personnel. Intellectual property is the lifeblood of the university, which is maintained through the largest portion of the budget. The second category of expenses are institutional other than personnel services (OTPS) which include fixed items germane to the continued sustainable operation of the university. The third category involves the strategic initiatives of each Vice President known as divisional OTPS.

FINANCIAL REPORT OPERATING EXPENSES

FINANCIAL REPORT ENDOWMENT

FINANCIAL REPORT OPERATING REVENUE

FINANCIAL REPORT PHILANTHROPY BY CATEGORY

30, 2022

INDIVIDUALS

$50,000 –$99,999

Mr. Charles W. and Mrs. Theresa

A. Brown, ‘72, ‘73

$25,000 –$49,999

Dr. Nathan and Mrs. Willie Dell

Ms. Mary A. Gordon

Mrs. Alma A. Greer, ‘72

Ms. Diane Leopold and Mr. Thomas Wohlfarth

$15,000 –$24,999

Mr. Alex McMurtrie

Dr. and Mrs. W. Franklyn Richardson, ‘79

Mrs. Pamela Royall

$10,000 –$14,999

*Dr. Marilyn Y. Tyler Brown, ‘56

Mrs. Jocelyn Holloway Dobbins, ‘73

Dr. Percy L. and Mrs. Esther High, ’66, ‘65

Mr. Joseph Brady Hill, ‘90

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS July 1, 2021 –

Mr. Richard F. and Mrs. Dorothy R. Norwood, ‘69, ‘72

Reverend AEarl Parker, ‘95

Attorney N. Scott Phillips, Esq., ‘83

Mr. Harvey Woodson and Attorney Dorthula

H. Powell-Woodson, Esq., ‘78

Mr. Eugene Schneur

Ms. Linda Whitlock-Brown

Mr. Carrol Eugene Zanders, ‘74

$2,500 –$4,999

Ms. Deborah Carla Allen-La Salle, ‘91

Dr. Alpheus Arrington, Jr., ‘67

Mrs. Jane R. Beaver

Dr. Allia L. Carter

Mrs. Beverly A. Davis, ‘73

Dr. Virginia G. Edwards, ‘59

Sheryl E. Ellison-Blue Esq., ‘76

Ms. Hollace Sedonia J. Enoch, ‘72

Reverend Laticia Godette

Reverend Dr. Patricia A. Gould-Champ, ‘69

Mr. Willie and Mrs. Suzette L. Holt, ‘73, ‘74

Mrs. Cecilia T. Johnson, ‘71

Reverend Louis G. Jones, ‘95

$1,000 –$2,499

Drs. Ahkinyala and Makola Abdullah

Dr. Gideon S. Adebisi Adegbile, ‘66

Ms. Constance Elice Alston, ‘85

Ms. Virginia H. Anderson, ‘62

Reverend Willetta J. Ar-Rahmaan, ‘04

Reverend Curtis Warren Bagley Jr., ‘90

Mr. David Earl Banks, Jr., ‘88

Ms. Constance C. Banks, ‘79

Dr. Adriane E. Banks

Ms. Linda T. Barrett, ‘71

Mrs. Justine J. Baugham, ‘67

Reverend Dr. Charles F. Baugham Sr., ‘68

Dr. Griselda Amy Bayton, ‘72

Dr. Paula Harmon Boone, ‘75

Mrs. Shirley P. Bowers

Mr. Paul Lee Bratton, ‘99

Ms. Barbara C. Braxton, ‘68

Reverend (Dr.) Roslyn M. Brock, ‘87

Ms. Rhona B. Brown, ‘71

Dr. Lillian J. Brown, ‘57

Ms. Mary J. Brown, ‘71

Mrs. Patricia Gray Buckner, ‘63

Mr. August B. Bullock, ‘74

Mr. Tyrone E. Dickerson

Mr. Thomas Dickerson

Mrs. Kate Dipasquale

Apostle Margo Dixon

Mrs. Linda L. Dupee-Clark, ‘66

Mr. Melvin Thomas Edison

Mrs. Marguerite M. Edons, ‘72

Ms. Christine W. Edwards

Mr. Craig Darrell Ester, Sr.

Ms. Deborah M. Evans

Dr. Katherine L. Everett, ‘80

Mrs. Mavis W. Farrar, ‘56

Ms. Naomi Fauntleroy, ‘77

Mrs. Karen Fisher Davis

Pastor Joseph A. Fleming, ‘94

Dr. Brian K. Fleming, ‘80

Mr. Richard A. Fleming, ‘59

Mr. William A. Ford, ‘58

Ms. Thelma Eloise Foster

Ms. Doretha Fowlkes

Mr. and Mrs. J. Carter Fox

Dr. Anderson J. Franklin, ‘61

Mr. Claude L. Franklin, Jr., ‘56

Ms. Janet M. Franklin

Mr. Jerome J. and Mrs. Roslyn

A. Johnson, ‘67

Mr. Willie E. Lanier

Dr. Roland E. and Mrs. Blanche

H. Moore, ‘69, ‘71

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Murphy

Mrs. Necole M. Parker, ‘93

Dr. Frank L. Williams III, ‘56

$5,000 –$9,999

Mr. William Atkinson

Dr. Lucille M. Brown, ‘50

Dr. Thomas H. and Dr. Ruth W. Epps, ‘68, ‘67

Mrs. Terri A. Harman, ‘90

CDR Curtis M. Irby, USN

Dr. Cora B. Marrett, ‘63

Dr. John W. Kinney, ‘72

Mr. Henry Stow Lovejoy

Dr. Hakim J. Lucas

Reverend David James Miller, ‘11

Mr. Dennis O. Miller

Dr. Claude G. and Mrs. Cheryl E. Perkins

Reverend Robert W. Perry, ‘51

Dr. Emmett L. Ridley, ‘68

Ms. Earlisa Kim Roberts, ‘82

Mr. James A. and Mrs. Phyllis E. Ross, ‘72

Mr. William and Mrs. Deborah R. Scott, ‘72

Mr. Richard H. White, ‘62

Mrs. Hazel Whitney

Mrs. Linda G. Williams, ‘72

Mrs. Sharon Dabney Wooldridge

Mr. John T. and Mrs. Joyce Hill Bullock, ‘66

Dr. James W. Bynum, ‘73

Mr. Keenan Arthur Caldwell, ‘85

Dr. Johnnie L. and Mrs. Virginia C. Cameron, ‘66, ‘67

Mr. Salvatore Cardella

Mrs. Janice C. Charity, ‘71

Ms. Viviene Cheek, ‘62

Dr. Alvin A. Cleveland Sr., ‘79

Ms. Joyce Byrd Cofield, ‘69

Dr. Joice E. Conyers, Ph.D.

Mr. Enoch C. and *Mrs. Jean L. Copeland, ’58, ‘64

Ms. Priscilla M. Copeland, ‘72

Dr. Phillippe Belton Cunningham., ‘81

Mr. Leonard M. and Dr. Sherre Davis, ‘67

Mrs. Jewel E. W. Davis, ‘61

Minister Alvin Lee Davis Jr., ‘02

Mr. Wilbert L. Fryson Jr., ‘65

Dr. Mary L. M. Gaffney, ‘64

Mr. Antony Eugean Ghee, ‘93

Mr. Calvin and Dr. Linda Gilliam

Miss Samantha Michelle Gray, ‘01

Mrs. Hilda Wilson Gray, ‘66

Mr. Larry R. Green, ‘71

Ms. Patricia Green Rodgers

Ms. Connie R. Greene, ‘69

Minister Rodney Greene

Dr. Gloria C. Grinnell, ‘62

Dr. Geoffrey V. Guns, ‘81

*Reverend Dr. Browlee Hailstock Jr., ‘77

Dr. Steven Eric Hairston, ‘85

Ms. Addie L. Hall-Scott, ‘71

Dr. and Mrs. Gahear F. Hamlor, ‘72

Reverend John S. Harris, ‘68

Mr. John B. Harris, Jr.

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Mr. Ralph Harris, Jr., ‘73

Dr. Ruth C. Harris

Colonel Robert D. Harrison, ‘80

Mr. Oliver Hart, Jr., ‘79

Reverend Kevin Hart, Sr., ‘19

Mr. Thomas Hasty

Mr. Victor Henderson

Ms. Veronica B. Henderson, ‘67

Mr. Samuel Henderson, Sr., ‘56

Mr. Charles E. Hester, ‘73

Mrs. Naomi L. Hodge-Muse, ‘75

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Howard, Sr.

Mr. Craig Hunter

Mrs. Jean Jones Irvine

Mr. Ulysses Jacks, Esq., ‘59

Ms. Ruth M. Jackson, ‘61

Ms. Carolyn W. Jacobs, ‘64

Mrs. Annie Lee Jacobs

Ms. Mariana Johnson

Colonel Keith Johnson

Mr. Kevin Johnson

Mr. Levonne E. Johnson, Sr., ‘75

Ms. Carolyn C. Johnson, ‘87

Mr. Franklin Frederick Jones, ‘68

Dr. Aubrey P. Jones, ‘78

Reverend Keith I. Jones, ‘82

The Honorable Dwight Clinton Jones, ‘70

Ms. Johnetta Jones, ‘76

Mrs. Marion S. Jones

Mr. Roy Jordan

Ms. Barbara Kasman

Mr. Tim Ronald Keeles, ‘76

Mrs. Loretta M. Kelly, ‘72

Ms. W. Mae Keyes

Major General Mitchell Levi Kilgo, ‘88

Ms. Julia King-Collins

Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Janice

S. Lacy, ‘67, ‘65

Mr. Richard A. Lambert, Sr., ‘70

Attorney Khalil W. Latif, Esq., ‘82

Miss Jacqueline R. Lawrence

Dr. Pamela Leigh-Mack, ‘80

Dr. Tisha Yvette Lewis Ellison

Ms. Edna L. Lindsay, ‘62

Mrs. Margaret M. Littlepage, ‘72

Mr. Robert Lockamy II

Mrs. Cynthia Denise B. Longshaw, ‘73

Mr. Winston A. Macon, ‘62

Reverend and Mrs. David V. Mallory, ‘61

Mr. Robert E. Marchant

Mr. Douglas M. Mason

Mr. Gerry McCants, ‘82

Bishop Rudolph Waldo and Mrs. Kimberly Nichols McKissick, ‘90, ‘92

Mr. Lamont McLaurin, ‘08

Mr. Kenneth G. McNeal

Dr. Michelle K. McQueen Williams, ‘87

Reverend Delores L. McQuinn

Ms. Jacqie D. McWilliams

Mr. Darron Linn Merritt

Mrs. Mary Jane Miller, ‘78

Mr. Garfield and Mrs. Lucretia Mizelle, ‘81

Mr. George Reed Monroe, Jr., ‘98

Mr. Harvey Moran, Jr., ‘60

Dr. Carolyn L. Mosby, ‘58

Mrs. Florence Neal-Smith, ‘51

Mrs. Mary Redd Nelson, ‘67

Mr. Michael A. Newsome, ‘83

Mr. Herman Norwood

Ms. Aya Ofunniyin, ‘00

Chaplain James and Mrs. Faith A. Palmer, ‘88, ‘91

Mr. William H. and Mrs. Pamela C. Parker, ’75, ‘77

Dr. Earl R. Perkins, ‘76

Mr. Derek I. Pollard, ‘86

Dr. Angela Teresa Powell, ‘85

Dr. Grady W. Powell, ‘59

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Powell, Jr. ‘55

Mr. Bernard C. Ramey

Ms. Jacqueline A. Randolph

Ms. Sharon Wilita Randolph, ‘82

Dr. Joyce Reese-Peagler, ‘57

Mr. Samuel T. Rhoades

Mrs. Audrey E. S. Rhone, ‘68

Mr. Dennis Riddick, ‘82

Dr. Dwight Riddick, ‘91

Dr. Ted L. Ritter

Ms. Margaret L. Roddy, ‘57

Don Scott, Esq.

Mr. Ricky Sessions, Sr.

Mrs. G. Settles

Ms. Theresa Lynn Slayton, ‘91

Ms. Sharlene Harris Smith, ‘84

Mrs. Marise E. Smith, ‘63

Ms. Rhapsody Renee Smith, ‘78

Ms. Valerie C. Smith, ‘78

Dr. Marjorie M. Smith

Mr. Jerome Quinton Smith, ‘92

Mrs. Myra Parrish Smith, ‘67

Mrs. Patricia P. Spence, ‘68

Mr. Willie R. Spence, Jr., ‘71

Reverend (Dr.) George Herman Spicer, ‘94

Ms. Beatrice Squire, ‘65

Mr. and Mrs. Carlton C. Stevens, ‘66

Ms. Patricia B. Stott

Dr. Marion R. Tapscott, ‘68

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Taylor

Mr. Timothy Everett Thompson

Mr. Frank J. Thornton, ‘66

Ms. Ora Brown Tilghman, ‘67

Mrs. Mildred V. Trent, ‘66

Dr. Isaac C. Trouth III, ‘71

Mr. Linwood R. Turner

Mrs. Jewel B. Turpin, ‘61

Mrs. Vonetta M. Urquhart, ‘96

Reverend Dr. James E. Victor, Jr., ‘92

Mr. Karl V. Walkes, ‘60

Mrs. Wivona M. Ward, ‘60

Mr. John M. Warren, Jr., ‘86

Dr. E. Dianne N. Watkins, ‘65

Dr. Cheryl G. Watkins, ‘78

Reverend Dr. William C. Webb, ‘59

Mr. James A. White, ‘66

Dr. Andrew J. and Mrs. Gracie White, ‘53, ‘56

Mrs. Pearl W. White, ‘79

Mr. Lloyd A. White, ‘69

Ms. Kristie Lynn White, ‘98

Mr. Ronald White

Mrs. Kourtney Janee Whitehead, ‘00

Ms. Charlene J. Whitfield

Mr. Lawrence and Mrs. Tomeka Wiggins

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Wildy, ‘64

Dr. Theron D. Williams, Sr., ‘83

Bishop Melvin Williams, Jr., ‘11

Mrs. Gladys B. Williams, ‘69

Mr. Marvin V. Willingham and Mrs. Janice Willingham ‘68 ‘66

Mr. Robert B. Wilson, ‘64

Ms. Demetrius Vanessa Windom, ‘79

Ms. Corliss Bailey Woodson, ‘80

Ms. Jacqueline Y. B. Woody, ‘71

Mrs. Elaine McMullen Wright

Ms. Linda M. Wright

Mrs. Regina Bates Wright, ‘67

$750 – $999

Ms. Cynthia L. Boddie-Willis

Mr. James E. Brown

Reverend Corey Bernard Gibson, ‘10

Mr. Edward R. Hicks, ‘63

Mr. Wilbur E. Jackson, Jr., ‘68

Ms. Portia V. James, ‘77

Dr. Craig M. Jenkins, ‘83

Mr. Richard S. Kelso

Mr. Michael A. Newsome, ‘83

Ms. Hazel P. Simpson, ‘81

*Mr. Donald Washington, ‘73

Mrs. Karen B. Wentt, ‘72

Mr. Thomas and Mrs. An’Jou C. White, ‘87

Mr. T. Roosevelt (Teddy) Williams, Jr., ‘81

$500 – $749

Mr. Eric Attell

Ms. Joyce W. Baden

The Honorable Lamont Bagby

Mr. Bret Ball

Mr. Marshall D. Banks II

Mrs. Maureen Olivia Baxter, ‘68

Mr. Shelton Shuray Bethea, ‘77

Reverend Traci Blackmon

Ms. Louise Blanc

Dr. Steven G. Blunt, ‘96

Mrs. Saundra C. Boatwright, ‘68

Mr. Melvin Boone

Ms. Vickie L. Boyd, ‘71

Ms. Lanett W. Brailey, ‘79

Mrs. Deborah Brown Anderson

Ms. Alisha C. Burnett, ‘07

Mr. Elmer N. Carter, ‘63

Mr. William L. and Mrs. Alicia Carter, ‘74, ‘71

Reverend Clifford B. Chambliss Jr., ‘67

Mrs. Louise Miles Chubbs, ‘60

Mr. LaMont Roland Clayton, ‘82

Mrs. Louise B. Cole

Mr. John C. Coleman

Mrs. Minnie A. Collins, ‘60

Mr. Glenn Davis

Dr. Robin Davis

Mr. Jerry Dey

Ms. Catherine D. Dismukes, ‘68

Reverend Sammie J. Dow

Dr. Graynle David Edwards, ‘58

Mrs. Phyllis Eggleston-Brown, ‘65

Reverend Rita V. Elmore, ‘19

Mr. Essex Finney Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Theole Ford, Jr., ‘64

Mr. Wendell T. Foster, Jr., ‘62

Mrs. Jan B. Freeman, ‘97

Mrs. Denise Marie Freeman-Mullins

Mrs. Marian H. Garrard, ‘54

Ms. Cynthia L. Giles-Parker, ‘81

Mr. Irvin Darnell Goode

Mr. Vernon W. Gordon, ‘68

Mrs. Zina Hall

Mr. Brenton S. Halsey

Ms. Carolyn J. Hampton, ‘67

Dr. Jeffrey Y. Harlow

Mrs. Sheila Harp Flowers, ‘79

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Mr. Alex Harris, ‘59

Mrs. Cheryl P. Hawkins, ‘71

Ms. Jean A. Higginbotham, ‘63

Mr. Donald Hill-Eley

Ms. Lois M. Jackson

Reverend Dr. Therm M. James

Mrs. Mary C. Jenkins, ‘70

Mr. Ivan E. and Mrs. Jane France Johnson, ‘67

Dr. Phillip D. Johnson, ‘80

Mrs. Joycelyn R. Johnson

Mrs. Nora Jones

Reverend Donna Denise Jones, ‘15

Ms. Commie Jones

Reverend Dr. R. Timothy Jones, ‘09

Ms. Thomasine Michelle Jones, ‘92

Mrs. Linda W. Jones, ‘73

Ms. Nina Kenney Dunn, ‘51

Dr. Debra B. Lee

Ms. Delores N. Lindsey

Mr. James and Mrs. Miriam L. Lyles

Mr. Richard J. Macon

Mr. R. J. Mason

Dr. Brenda Wright McCurdy, ‘68

Dr. Karen W. Merritt, ‘82

Dr. Janice C. Montague

Mr. Johnny Newman

Reverend Ora M. Peterson, ‘85

Dr. James H. Powell, Jr.

Ms. Stacy Michelle Quarles

Mrs. Joyce K. Randolph-Sutton, ‘59

Ms. Maravia Annette Reid, ‘76

Reverend Justin T. Rhodes, ‘15

Mrs. Edwina C. Richmond, ‘16

Dr. Sharon S. Riley, ‘01

Mr. Ira L. Robinson, ‘59

Mrs. Arneathia H. Jackson Samuels

Mrs. Terrele Schumake, ‘68

Ms. Letitia H. Shaw, ‘65

Mrs. Yvonne Simmons

Reverend Dr. Burrell Anderson Smith, Jr., ‘00

Mr. Bradford Weston Smith

Mrs. Louise E. Smith, ‘62

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Reverend Pamela Fitzgerald Cooper, ‘13

Ms. Janet Kay Copeland, ‘16

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Mrs. Stacey L. Daniels-Fayson, ‘88

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Reverend Dr. Alice M. Freeman, ‘16

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Minister Kristopher Futrell

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Ms. Shannon Garrett

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Dr. Bernadatte G. Gilbert, ‘03

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Mrs. Sybil J. Gilchrist, ‘67

Ms. Beverly Giles

Reverend Marvin L. Gilliam, Jr., ‘14

Reverend Marvin L. Gilliam, Sr.

Mr. Robert Gilmer

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Mr. Jerome Edward Goodine, Jr., ‘95

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Ms. Brenda A. Hamlin, ‘69

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Ms. Gloria M. Harrell, ‘74

Reverend Thomas E Harrell

Reverend Douglas Harris, ‘79

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Reverend Wanda L. Hazel, ‘15

Captain Christine L. HedgleyJohnson USPHS, ‘58

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Dr. Ben J. Herndon Jr., ‘68

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Ms. Veverly Yvonne Holmes, ‘16

Mr. William B. Holmes, Sr., ‘59

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Mr. Judson D. Howard II, ‘67

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Ms. Sandra S. Hurt, ‘72

Mrs. Helen E. Hurte, ‘59

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Ms. Moretta Y. Husband, ‘70

Ms. Beryl L. Jackson, ‘72

Reverend Carla J. Jackson, ‘06

Mrs. Donita Renee Jackson, ‘89

Reverend Funteller H. Jackson, ‘08

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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Jallah, Sr., ‘77

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Ms. E. Marie Jenkins, ‘70

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Mrs. Gloria Wright Johnathan, ‘66

Ms. Alice S. Johnson

Mr. Allen Johnson

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Reverend Lewis H. Johnson Sr., ‘99

Mrs. Lois B. Johnson

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Reverend Pernell J. Johnson, ‘15

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Reverend Dr. James Edward Jones Jr., ‘98

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Mr. Saquan U. Jones, ‘99

Ms. Wanda Wellons Jones, ‘79

Mrs. Christine Y. Jones-Nixon

Dr. Nancy E. Jones-Oltjenbruns, ‘80

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Reverend Dr. Duane T. Kay, ‘00

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Reverend John E. King, Jr., ‘74

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Reverend Terry D. Lee, ‘14

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Reverend Larry E. Lewis, ‘07

Mrs. Vivian A. Lewis, ‘68

Reverend Dr. Carla E. Lightfoot, ‘98

Attorney George Ligon

Mr. Arthur I. Linder, Sr.

Mr. Harold J. Lloyd, ‘79

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Reverend Denise Marie Madison, ‘02

Ms. Vashti E. Mallory, ‘68

Dr. Anthony E. Malloy, ‘55

Dr. Harry Edward Mann, ‘75

Dr. Deborah Martin, ‘03

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Ms. Gina Renae McGuire, ‘83

Dr. Ray McKenzie, ‘79

Ms. Michelle McQueen

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Ms. Susan Renee Perkins, ‘86

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Mrs. Gwendolyn Pitts, ‘64

Mrs. Patricia Parker Pitts, ‘69

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Mrs. Elizabeth C. Robinson, ‘69

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Ms. Jean M. Robinson, ‘55

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Robinson

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Dr. James R. Roebuck, Jr., ‘66

Ms. R. Virginia Rogers

Ms. Erica Ross, ‘99

Dr. Jerome C. Ross, Ph.D., ‘78

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Pastor Cedric D. Rouson, ‘18

Mrs. Arletha Q. Rucker, ‘54

Pastor Richard T. Ruffin, Sr., ‘66

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Reverend E. L. Smallwood, ‘88

Mr. Alexander Smith, Jr., ‘73

Mrs. Alvesta E. Smith, ‘67

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Reverend Kenneth L. Swift

Mr. Robert Swisher

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Mr. Maurice Talley, ‘83

Reverend Wilbert D. Talley, ‘66

Reverend James Nathaniel Tate

Mr. Richard Lee Tatem, ‘80

Reverend Juanita Bowman Tatum, ‘99

Alexander Taylor, Esq.

Reverend Carolyn Diann Taylor, ‘12

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Taylor

Mrs. Jeanette Taylor, ‘68

Mrs. Phyllis A. Taylor, ‘50

Ms. Rosalind Taylor

Mr. Wesley Taylor, Jr.

Pastor Sandra Taylor-Smith, ‘12

Mrs. Kathie F. Teasley

Reverend Curtis Lamont Thomas

Mr. Dennis Thomas

Mr. Derrick Thomas

Mr. Elwood W. Thomas, Jr., ‘80

Ms. Megan Thomas

Mr. Eric Lamont Thompson

Mr. Lynn Thompson

Mr. Wendell Thompson

Mr. Bobby Thurston

Ms. Angela Tilghman

Ms. Delores E. Timmons

Mr. Rob Jay Timmons, ‘93

Dr. Cleve V. Tinsley IV

Reverend Cynthia Todd

Ms. Alicia D Toler

Mr. Donald W. Trapp

Reverend Inez Tuck, ‘08

Ms. Tanisha Eileen Tuck

Mrs. Caroline H. Tucker

Mr. Renard T. Tucker

Dr. Wanda G. Tucker

Mrs. Wanda R. Tucker-Nelson

Minister Juan Maurice Turnes, Sr., ‘14

Ms. Cheryl W. Valentine, ‘81

Dr. Carolyn S. Van Dyck

Mr. Ken Vanderbilt

Mrs. Florence Theresa Vann-Baker, ‘71

Mr. John Veal

Dr. Robert Wafawanaka

Reverend Dr. Akeem Walker, ‘13

Mr. August M. Walker, ‘66

Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Walker

Mrs. Mary T. Walker, ‘62

Mrs. Melanie G. Walker

Ms. Claresa C. Waller

Mr. Linwood Waller

Ms. Elaine Walls

Mr. Jeremy Wanton

The Honorable Thaddeus V. Ware, ‘57

Reverend Emma Talley Washington, ‘10

Mr. Robert Washington

Reverend Charlene Mills Watkins, ‘01

Mr. Navelle Lamonte’ Watkins, ‘19

Reverend Christopher Charles Watson

Mrs. LaVita D. Watts, ‘89

Mrs. Carol H. Weaver, ‘69

Mr. Earl Weaver

Dr. Mary West

Dr. Nathaniel Douglas West, ‘93

Reverend Angela Alicia West-Davis, ‘10

Mr. Dennis Westbrook, ‘86

Miss Kendra G. Whindleton, ‘97

Mrs. Janice C. A. Whitaker, ‘65

Mr. Damon White

Reverend Dr. Darlene McDonald White, ‘06

Dr. and Mrs. Evans C. White, Jr., ‘03

Mrs. Mariah White

Mrs. Shelley R. White, ‘72

Mr. Solomon White III

Mr. Lawrence Wiley

Mr. Mendell Wesley Wilkerson

Mrs. Stephanie L. Wilkes, ‘98

Mrs. Anna A. Williams

Mrs. Cheryl D. Jones Williams

Dr. Eric Williams

Mr. Eugene and Mrs. Joyce Williams

Mr. Franklin Williams

Dr. Gregory LarVelle Williams

Mr. Howard R. Williams

Mrs. Janice W. Williams

Mr. Kenneth Lavore Williams

Ms. LaTonya Ann Williams

Ms. Margaret Williams

Elder Marion Jerome Williams, ‘13

Mr. Michael Paul Williams, ‘80

Ms. Michelle J. Williams

Ms. Nichole Williams

Reverend Vernon Julius Williams, Sr.

Ms. Valerie Williamston

Ms. Dinah R. Wilson, ‘81

Mr. Henry Abraham Wilson, Jr., ‘83

Reverend Joseph Wilson

Ms. Ronita Wilson

Dr. Gregory Winstead

Ms. Kittie Hairston Winston

Bishop Todd B. Winston, ‘17

Reverend Melvin Wofford, ‘16

Miss Nakia Monique Womack, ‘01

Mrs. Frances Cole Wood

Ms. Mary J. Wood, ‘73

Reverend Dr. Stanley E. Woodfolk, ‘07

Reverend Reginald C. Woodhouse

Mr. Cleveland Coleman Woodson III, ‘70

Mrs. Jannifer V. Woodson, ‘69

Mr. Larry Donell Woodson, ‘74

Mr. Wasena Wooten, ‘62

Mr. Jarrod Worrell

Mr. John G Woyansky

Ms. Gwendolyn J. Wright, ‘11

Mrs. Pauline G Wright

Reverend (Dr.) Aidsand F. Wright-Riggins III, ‘02

Ms. Beatrice Young

Ms. Debra Young

Mr. Peter Young

Dr. Hasan Ziaie

PLANNED/DEFFERED GIFTS

$500,000 and Above

CSX/Dr. Frank S. Royal, ‘61

Dominion/Mr. Thos. Capps

Dominion/Dr. Frank S. Royal, ‘61

GIFTS BY CONSTITUENCY TRUSTEES

Reverend Dr. Darran T. Brandon, Sr., ‘14

Dr. Lucille M. Brown, ‘50

*Dr. Marilyn Y. Tyler Brown, ‘56

Mr. Tyrone E. Dickerson CPA

Ms. Mary A. Gordon

Mr. Joseph Brady Hill, ‘90

Ms. Diane Leopold

Dr. Roland E. Moore, ‘69

Mrs. Necole M. Parker, ‘93

Attorney N. Scott Phillips, Esq., ‘83

Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson, ;79

Mrs. Pamela Royall

Reverend Dr. James E. Victor, Jr., ‘92

Mrs. An’Jou C. White, ‘87

Dr. Theron D. Williams, Sr., ‘83

FRIENDS

Mr. and Mrs. John Abbruzzi

Mr. Douglas Acree

Ms. Charlotte Diane Adams

Mrs. Keeyah Adams

Dr. and Mrs. Randy Adams

Mr. James M. Adkins, Jr.

Mr. Charles Alexander

Ms. Brandy Anderson

Mr. Eric Armstrong

Mr. William Atkinson

Mr. Eric Attell

Ms. Carroll Avery

Mrs. Diana Avery, CFP(R)

Ms. Joyce W. Baden

The Honorable Lamont Bagby

Mr. Alfonzo Peter Bailey

Ms. Julie Bailey

Mr. Willard Bailey

Ms. Lynn Baker

Mr. and Mrs. James Baldwin

Mr. William R. Ball

Ms. Lisa G. Baltzer

Mr. Marshall D. Banks II

Ms. Linda T. Barrett

Mr. Larry Barringer

Ms. Ekpedeme Bassey

Miss Emmetri Beanie

Mrs. Jane R. Beaver

Ms. Mary M. Benjamin

The Honorable and Mrs. James Benton

Mrs. Loretta H. Berry

Mr. Montayo Bess

Ms. Anissa Bishop

Reverend Traci Blackmon

Dr. and Mrs. Melvin T. Blackwell

Mr. Willie Blakeney

Ms. Louise Blanc

Ms. Cynthia L. Boddie-Willis

Mrs. Barbara Boney

Dr. and Mrs. Elwood B. Boone, Jr.

Mr. Melvin Boone

Dr. Stephen C. Booth

Mr. George Bowser, Jr.

Mr. Michael and Mrs. Wendy Bozeman

Mrs. Pearle P Bradley

Ms. Kathy Bradley -Wells

Ms. Emma Brass

Dr. Tracey Brass

Ms. Janice Brewington

Ms. Vanetta Brice

Bishop Alphonzo Brooks

Mr. Carlos M. and Dr. Tamara Brown

Mr. Milton K. Brown, Jr.

Ms. Harriette Bryant

Ms. Sheila Buckingham

Mr. Andre Burks

Ms. Marva C. Burrell

Mrs. Patricia Bush

Dr. and Mrs. John Butterworth

Ms. Janet L. Caldwell

Ms. Carolyn M. Campbell

Delegate Betsy B. Carr

Miss T. Karen Carter

Mr. Michael Chapman

Mr. Thomas H. Chapman, Jr.

Ms. Carol J. Chappell

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Ms. Jane Chittom

Ms. Alice B. Clark

Chris Clark

Mr. Lawrence Clark

Mr. Thomas J. Clyons

Ms. Mae Cofield

Mr. Eugene Cole, Jr.

Mr. John C. Coleman

Miss Amy Collins

Ms. Linda T. Collins

Pastor Louis A. Collins, Jr.

Mr. Corey Colvin

Ms. Anita Cooke Wells

Ms. Robin Corbett

Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Corprew, Jr.

Mrs. Linda J. Cousins-Seymour

Mr. Benjamin Cox

Mr. Charles Coyle

Ms. Claudette Coyle

Ms. Janice Craft

Mrs. Barbara T. Crump

Ms. Nellie Crump-Thomas

Mr. Ephraim Cruz

Deacon James Curtis, Jr.

Dr. William H. Curtis

Dr. Daryl C. Dance

Mrs. Sandy Danquah-Newmann

Mr. DeOtis Davis

Reverend George E. Davis, Jr.

Glenn Davis

Dr. Nathan and Mrs. Willie Dell

Ms. Stephanie Dempsey

Pastor Jeffrey Dennis

Mrs. Denise P. Dickerson

Mr. Thomas Dickerson

Mrs. Shirley M. Dillard

Mrs. Kate Dipasquale

Ms. Tisha Dixon

Ms. Sarah Douglas

Dr. Alison Echols-Manning

Mrs. Maxine H. Edmunds

Dr. Carol Edwards

Mrs. Rebecca Elam

Ms. Regina Elbert

Miss Laura Eley

Mr. Charles W. Ellis

Ms. Deborah M. Evans

Ms. Earlene G. Evans

Mr. Horace Evans

Mr. Elliot Felix

Ms. Mable Fields

Miss Cathleen Finnerty

Mr. Essex Finney Jr.

Karen Fisher Davis

Mr. and Mrs. David Fleming

Deacon Kelton Fleming, Veronica and Laila

Mrs. Gwendolyn Flowers

Ms. Elizabeth Ford

Mrs. Patricia Fordham

Ms. Thelma Eloise Foster

Ms. Joanna Fowler

Ms. Doretha Fowlkes

Mr. and Mrs. J. Carter Fox

Dr. and Mrs. Lance Franklin

Ms. Evelyn Funn

Minister Kristopher Futrell

Ms. Pamela R. Galloway

Mr. Jonas Garland

Ms. Linda Garnett

Ms. Shannon Garrett

Ms. Brinda P. George

Mr. William D. Gibbs

Ms. Rosalyn Gibson

Ms. Beverly Giles

Mr. Calvin and Dr. Linda Gilliam

Mr. Robert Gilmer

Ms. Dannellia Gladden-Green

Reverend Jacqueline Glass

Reverend Laticia Godette

Mrs. Phenie Golatt

Mr. Reginald Gordon

Professor Ketrina Graham

Mr. Carl Granderson

Mr. Thomas Green

Mr. Robert Greene

Minister Rodney Greene

Ms. Iliga C. Gregory

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Griffin

Ms. Zina Hall

Mr. Brenton S. Halsey

Mr. Phillip Halsey

Mr. Josiah Hamilton

Reverend Alice J. Harper-Jones

Mr. John B. Harris, Jr.

Dr. Ruth C. Harris

Reverend Sylvia Harris

Ms. Vita M. Harris

Ms. Jeanine Harris-Townes

Mr. Terrance T. Harrison

Mr. Thomas Hasty

Mr. Victor Henderson

Ms. Marguerite S. Henry

Mr. Robert Hicks

Mrs. Kimberly Higgs

Ms. Christina Hill

Mr. Christopher Hill

Ms. Melvina Hill

Mr. Solomon Hill

Mrs. Ora Hogans

Pastor Ryan O. Holcomb

Mr. James Holden, Jr.

Mr. Paul Holland

Mr. Richard Howell

Mrs. Jolita Hubbard

Mr. David Hudson

Ms. Irene R. Hughes

Mr. and Mrs. Derrick A. Humphries

Ms. Barbara Hunter

Mr. Craig Hunter

CDR Curtis M. Irby, USN

Lois M. Jackson

Mr. Stanley H. Jackson

Mrs. Annie Lee Jacobs

Mrs. Dorothy M. James

Reverend Dr. Therm M. James

Ms. Lisa Jennings

Mr. Anthony Johnson

Ms. Gloria B. Johnson

Colonel Keith Johnson

Mr. Kevin and Mrs. Gail Johnson

Ms. Louise M. Johnson

Ms. Mariana Johnson

Mr. Vernon Johnson

Mrs. Carolyn Johnson-Hawkins

Mrs. Dianne Ricks Jones

Mr. Elmer Jones

Ms. Lucille T. Jones

Mrs. Marion S. Jones

Mrs. Nora Jones

Mrs. Rosa F. Jones

Mrs. Christine Y. Jones-Nixon

Ms. Teresa Jordan

Pastor Byron C. Joyce

Ms. Barbara Kasman

Mr. Theodore Kay

Mr. Bernard H. Keeles

Mr. F. Jeffrey Keil

Mr. Richard S. Kelso

Ms. W. Mae Keyes

Mrs. Phebe M. Kirkman

Ms. Aileen Koke

Ms. Vera D. Lamb

Mr. Willie E. Lanier

Dr. Caroline L. Lattimore

Mr. Darin R. Layne

Dr. Debra B. Lee

Mr. James Lewis

Mrs. Laverne J. Libron-Boyd

Attorney George Ligon

Mr. Arthur I. Linder, Sr.

Mr. Robert Lockamy II

Mr. Michael Lomax

Mr. Henry Stow Lovejoy

Mr. James and Mrs. Miriam L. Lyles

Mr. Robert E. Marchant

Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Mason

Ms. Jacqueline M. Massay

The Reverend Brian K. McCollum

Ms. Karen McGhee

Ms. Esther McGhee

Mr. Alex McMurtrie

Ms. Michelle McQueen

Ms. Jacqie D. McWilliams

Mr. Robert S. Melvin, Jr.

Mr. James E. Mickens

Mr. Dennis O. Miller

Mr. Neil Milhiser

Mrs. Mary Laverne Wright Miner

Ms. Robin Minor

Ms. Ruth Mitchell

Ms. Clara Moore

Mr. Curtis Moore

Ms. Delicia Moore

Mrs. Paulette Jones Morant

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Morton

Mrs. Mattie Smith Morton

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Murphy

Ms. Danielle Murray

Dr. Barry Nagle

Mr. Jason Nelson

Mr. Johnny and Mrs. Velvet Newman

Mr. Zibusiso Nkiwane

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Norwood

Dr. David M. Novick

Mr. James Nowell

Mrs. Paulette Nowell

Ms. Barbara Outland

Ms. Hannah Pace

Mrs. Emmaline M. Page

Mr. Robert Page

Mr. Stacey Parker

Mrs. Zelma L. Paschal

Mr. Darryl Payden

Dr. Joan Payne

Mrs. Patricia T. Payne

Dr. Claude G. and Mrs. Cheryl E. Perkins

Mrs. Joslynn Perry

Ms. Stephanie Peters

Dr. Vivian W. Pinn

Ms. Chermaine Porter

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Porter

Bishop Rebeccafrances Powell

Mrs. Annette Prats

Mrs. Beth Williams Pryor

Mr. Bernard C. Ramey

Ms. Alice Randolph

Ms. Jacqueline A. Randolph

Dr. Srirama Rao

Ms. Josephine Redd

Deacon Sandra L. Reed

Mr. Samuel T. Rhoades

Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Juanita Riddick

Ms. Morgan Riddick

Mr. Ron Ripley

Mr. Arthur D. Roane

Ms. Susan Robb

Mr. Franklin Roberts

Mr. Malcolm A. and Mrs. Mona J. Roberts

Mr. Melvin D. Robertson

Reverend (Dr.) James Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Robinson

Ms. R. Virginia Rogers

Pastor Sherrie L. Runge

Dr. John Ryan

Dr. Michael A. Sanders

Ms. Terricita Sass

Mr. Alex Sawyer

Mr. Eugene Schneur

Dr. Alan Schulman

Don Scott, Esq.

Ms. Judith S. Scott

Ms. Virginia L. Scruggs

Mr. Benjamin Segal

Mrs. G. Settles

Mrs. Jeannette Sharpe

Ms. Julie V. Shell

Mrs. Ophelia Shelton

Mrs. Yvonne Simmons

Ms. Althea Simpson

Ms. Rose Stith Singleton

Mrs. Annie Mae Smith

Elder Anthony Smith

Ms. Cora Elaine Smith

Mr. Fitzroy Smith

Mr. Linwood Smith

Ms. Lizzie B. Smith

Mrs. Reatha E. Smith

Mrs. Anna Marie Snelling

Mr. Jonathan Snyder

Mr. and Mrs. Zatera Spencer

Ms. Patricia Sprague

Ms. Susan Spurlark

Mr. Ellerson Spurlock

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Starks

Mr. Ryan Steel

Ms. Karen Stewart

Ms. Brenda S. Stith Finch

Dr. Nancy Stork

Ms. Patricia B. Stott

Ms. Emily Straight

Ms. Shermaine Sutton

Mr. Russell T. Swann

Mr. Robert Swisher

Mr. Robert Tabb

Alexander Taylor, Esq.

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Taylor

Ms. Rosalind Taylor

Mrs. Kathie and Eugene Teasley

Mr. Dennis Thomas

Mr. Derrick Thomas

Ms. Megan Thomas

Mrs. Gwendolyn J. Thomas-Wright

Mr. Lynn Thompson

Mr. Bobby Thurston

Ms. Angela Tilghman

Reverend Cynthia Todd

Mr. Donald W. Trapp

Mrs. Caroline H. Tucker

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ukrop

Dr. Carolyn S. Van Dyck

Mr. Ken Vanderbilt

Mr. John Veal

Mr. Robert and Mrs. Melanie G. Walker

Ms. Claresa C. Waller

Mr. Linwood Waller

Ms. Elaine Walls

Mr. Jeremy Wanton

Mr. Vincent and Mrs. Karen Ward

Mr. Robert Washington

Mr. Earl Weaver

Dr. Mary West

Mr. Damon White

Mrs. Mariah White

Mr. Ronald White

Mr. Solomon and Mrs. Demetra T. White

Mr. Timothy J. White

Ms. Linda Whitlock-Brown

Mrs. Hazel Whitney

Mr. Lawrence and Mrs. Tomeka Wiggins

Dr. Eric Williams

Mr. Eugene and Mrs. Joyce Williams

Mr. Franklin Williams

Ms. Nichole Williams

Ms. Valerie Williamston

Ms. Ronita Wilson

Mr. Timothy and Mrs. Crystal Wilson

Dr. Gregory Winstead

Mrs. Frances Cole Wood

Ms. Capria Tabor Woodson

Mrs. Sharon Dabney Wooldridge

Mr. Jarrod Worrell

Mr. John G. Woyansky

Mrs. Pauline G Wright

Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Margaret Wright

Ms. Shari’ Wright-Richard

Ms. Beatrice Young

Mr. Peter Young

CHURCH AND CHURCH ORGANIZATIONS

$100,000 and Above

National Ministries – Valley Forge, PA

$25,000 –$49,999

Baptist General Convention of Virginia – Richmond, VA

$10,000 –$24,999

Alfred Street Baptist Church – Alexandria, VA

Fifth Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

First Baptist Church, South Richmond – Richmond, VA

Mt. Carmel Church – Indianapolis, IN

$5,000 –$9,999

Cedar Street Baptist Church of God – Richmond, VA

First Baptist Church Endowment Fund – Richmond, VA

Third Baptist Church – Portsmouth, VA

Trinity United Church of Christ – Chicago, IL

$2,500 –$4,999

Ebenezer Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

First Baptist Church – Winston-Salem, NC

Love Fellowship Tabernacle – Brooklyn, NY

St. Peter Baptist Church – Glen Allen, VA

$1,000 –$2,499

Abner Baptist Church – Glen Allen, VA

Bluestone Harmony Church Association – Keysville, VA

Brown Grove Baptist Church – Ashland, VA

Chickahominy Baptist Association – Mechanicsville, VA

Ebenezer Baptist Church – Portsmouth, VA

Fifth Street Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

First Baptist Church – Suffolk, VA

First Baptist Church, Berkley – Norfolk, VA

First Baptist Church, East End – Newport News, VA

First Baptist Church of Highland Park, Inc. – Landover, MD

First Institutional Baptist Church – Phoenix, AZ

Gillfield Baptist Church – Petersburg, VA

Grove Baptist Church – Portsmouth, VA

Mattaponi Baptist Association

– Bowling Green, VA

Mount Jezreel Baptist Church – Silver Spring, MD

Mt. Moriah Baptist Church – Washington, DC

Mt. Olive Baptist Church – Glen Allen, VA

Mt. Olivet Baptist Church – St. Paul, MN

New Genesis Baptist Church – Virginia Beach, VA

New Mt. Olivet Baptist Church – Portsmouth, VA

Northern Neck Baptist Association – Lively, VA

Paramount Baptist Church – Washington, DC

Pennsylvania Avenue Baptist Church – Washington, DC

Pilgrim Journey Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

Providence Park Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

Quioccasin Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

Second Baptist Church – Chester, VA

Second Calvary Baptist Church – Norfolk, VA

Second Liberty Baptist Church – Quinton, VA

Shiloh Baptist Church, New Site – Fredericksburg, VA

Shiloh Baptist Church, Old Site – Fredericksburg, VA

Sixth Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

Sixth Mount Zion Baptist Church – Pittsburgh, PA

Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

Spring Creek Baptist Church – Moseley, VA

St. James Baptist Church – Milford, VA

St. Mark Baptist Church – Maidens, VA

St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church – Jacksonville, FL

Tabernacle Baptist Church – Chesterfield, VA

The New Macedonia Baptist Church – Washington, DC

Third Union Baptist Church – King William, VA

Trinity Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Trinity Baptist Church – West Point, VA

Tuckahoe Baptist Association – Richmond, VA

Unified Shiloh Baptist Association of Southside VA -Dinwiddie, VA

Union Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

Union Branch Baptist Church – Chesterfield, VA

Virginia Baptist State Convention – Martinsville, VA

$750 – $999

First African Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

Moore Street Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

Triumphant Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

$500 – $749

Area A, District A-1 – Richmond, VA

Banister Missionary Baptist Association – Clover, VA

Baptist Ministers Conference of Richmond and Vicinity – Richmond, VA

First Baptist Church – Petersburg, VA

First Mt. Zion Baptist Church – Dumfries, VA

Fourth Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

Galilee Baptist Church – Kalamazoo, MI

Greater Nazarene Baptist Church – Mechanicsville, VA

Minister’s Wives Fellowship of Richmond and Vicinity – Richmond, VA

Mosby Memorial Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church – Chesapeake, VA

Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church – Alexandria, VA

Mt. Zion Baptist Church – Bumpass, VA

North New Hope Baptist Church – Danville, VA

Oak Grove Baptist Church – Sterling, VA

Shiloh Baptist Association of Virginia – Richmond, VA

Shiloh Baptist Church – Norfolk, VA

St. Stephens Missionary Baptist Church – Winston Salem, NC

Thirty-First Street Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

Tidewater Baptist Minister’s Conference – Suffolk, VA

$250 – $499

American Baptist Churches – Valley Forge, PA

Chickahominy Baptist Association –Division of Men – Mechanicsville, VA

Faith Community Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

Kent Baptist Church – Landover, MD

Lebanon Virginia Baptist Association – Smithfield, VA

Morning Star Baptist Church – Jarratt, VA

Mountain Grove Missionary Baptist Church – South Boston, VA

Mt. Carmel Baptist Church – Portsmouth, VA

Mt. Olive Baptist Church – Arlington, VA

Mt. Vernon Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

New Light Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

New Vine Baptist Church – Charles City, VA

Olive Branch Baptist Church – Haymarket, VA

Pamunkey Baptist Church School – King William, VA

St. Paul’s Baptist Church – Aylett, VA VA State Deacons Convention

Women’s Auxiliary and Youth Dept. Inc. – Richmond, VA

Westwood Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

Zion Baptist Church – Petersburg, VA

$1 – $249

Abyssinia Baptist Church – Norfolk, VA

Antioch Baptist Church – St. Louis, MO

Baptist Liberty Church – King William, VA

Berean Valley Baptist Association – Clifton Forge, VA

Bethany Baptist Church – West Point, VA

Branches Runn Baptist Church – Amelia Court House, VA

Chickahominy Baptist Association

Deacons Conference and Women’s Auxiliary – Mechanicsville, VA

Cumberland Missionary and Educational Convention – Cumberland, VA

Cumberland Union Baptist Association of Central Virginia – Cumberland, VA

Ebenezer Baptist Church – Exmore, VA

Ephesus Baptist Church – West Point, VA

Gilfield Baptist Church – Charles City, VA

Jerusalem Baptist Church –Manakin-Sabot, VA

Jerusalem Baptist Church – Norfolk, VA

Land of Promise Baptist Church – Fredericksburg, VA

Mt. Gilliam Baptist Church, New Site – Louisa, VA

Mt. Level Baptist Church – Dinwiddie, VA

Mt. Nebo Baptist Church – West Point, VA

Mt. Vernon Presbyterian Church – Woodleaf, NC

Oak Grove Baptist Church – Hanover, VA

Peach Grove Baptist Church – Louisa, VA

Providence Baptist Church – Aylett, VA

Rock Spring Baptist Church – Manquin, VA

Sharon Baptist Church – Irvington, VA

Sixth Street Baptist Church – Suffolk, VA

The Baptist Ministers Conference of Petersburg – Petersburg, VA

The Tabernacle of Zion – Lawrenceville, VA

Trinity Baptist Church Of Savannah GA – Savannah, GA

Union Baptist Church – Quinton, VA

Virginia Council of Churches, Inc. – Richmond, VA

Women’s Auxiliary of the Deacons’ Conference, Richmond and Vicinity – Richmond, VA

Zoe Ministries – New York, NY

CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS

$25,000 –$49,999

Virginia Commonwealth University

$10,000 –$24,999

Eastern Area of the Links, Inc.

Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity, Alpha Beta Boule

$5,000 –$9,999

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.

Pro Duffers of Washington

Virginia State University

$2,500 – $4,999

Tuckahoe Woman’s Club

$1,000 –$2,499

Delver Woman’s Club

National Association of University Women, Inc., SE

Richmond (VA) Chapter of the Links, Inc.

University of Richmond

Venture Richmond

Virginia Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Commission

$500 – $999

Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, Inc.

Muscle Car Association of Richmond

Reach Beyond Solutions LLC

Richmond Chapter of Delicados Inc.

The Hanson Company Construction

$250 – $499

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

Upsilon Omega Chapter

Alpha Phi Zeta Chapter, Zeta

Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.

Bolling’s Perennial Bouquet ‘92

Living The Dream, Inc.

Mosby Middle School Lunch Group

Network For Good

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc., Iota Sigma Chapter

Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc

Venture Endurance

$1 – $249

Begonia Garden Club

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Richmond Alumnae Chapter

J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College

James River Valley Chapter Links, Inc.

PHEN

Scott’s Funeral Home

Sisters for Faith Christians

Washington DC Chapter of the Links, Inc.

CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS

$1,000,000+

Dominion Energy

$250,000 –$499,999

Altria

Bank of America

McGuireWoods

United Negro College Fund

$100,000 –$249,999

Golden Nugget

Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation

$50,000 –$99,999

Alpha Kappa Alpha Educational Advancement Foundation, Inc.

Smithfield Foundation

The Walt Disney Company

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

$25,000 –$49,999

CIAA

Eva Hardy Charitable Fund at Schwab Charitable

Massey Foundation

The Community Foundation

$10,000 –$24,999

Brent Jackson and Associates, PC

Luther and Mary Ida Vandross Fund

– Philadelphia Foundation

Markel Corporation

Stone Point Capital

The Robert G. and Maude

Morgan Cabell Foundation

Universal Leaf Foundation

$5,000 –$9,999

Brookfield Bocock Fund c/o CACF

CarMax

Chesapeake Corporation Foundation

Elis Olsson Memorial Foundation

Food Lion, Inc.

Henrico County Board of Supervisors

Omni New York LLC

The Ronald S. Robinson Fund –Bank of America Charitable

Wiley Rein LLP

Wise Foundation

$2,500 –$4,999

Drive Smart, Virginia Inc.

Farrell Family Fund

Johnson, Inc.

Paul and Tammy Koonce Fund -National Philanthropic Trust

$1,000 –$2,499

Abbott Fund

City of Richmond-Mayor’s Office

CREA LLC

David DeGhetto Fund of the Schwab Charitable

Fulton Bank

Jessica Ann Moore Foundation

KPMG Peat Marwick

Lockheed Martin Corporation

Lucinda Robb Giving Fund of Fidelity Charitable

Manuel and Carol Loupassi Foundation

NewMarket Corporation

Paul H. Pusey Foundation

Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority

State Farm Fire and Casualty Co.

The Faith Foundation LLC

TowneBank Richmond

Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders LLP

Verizon, Inc.

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

West Broad Honda

$500 – $749

Armstrong and Carson Insurance Exchange, Inc.

Commonwealth Employee Benefit Solutions, Inc.

PTK Enterprises, LLC

Verizon Foundation

$1 – $249

Bayer Corporation

GI Industrial-Marine LLC

Gordon and Gordon Trucking, Inc.

Pearne and Gordon LLP

PSEG

Stephen A. and Eileen Chadis Wood Fund-TIAA Charitable Fund

The Winston-Salem Foundation

Virginia Society of CPA’s

Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign

Wells Fargo Foundation

ALUMNI CHAPTERS AND ALUMNI ORGANIZATIONS

$10,000 –$14,999

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., Richmond Alumni Chapter

Mary Redd Nelson Hampton Roads Alumni Chapter

$5,000 –$9,999

Coach Thomas Harris Alumni Chapter

John W. Barco Alumni Chapter

VUU Central Virginia Alumni Chapter

VUU National Alumni Association

$2,500 –$4,999

Marshall L. Shepard, Sr., Alumni Chapter

New York Alumni Chapter

VASLGJ/Capital Beltway Alumni Chapter

VUU North Carolina Alumni Chapter

$1,000 –$2,499

John H. Cross Metro-Atlanta Alumni Chapter

VUU Nation’s Capital Chapter

$500 – $749

Chicas, Daryl and Chill Group

STVU Class of 2008

$1-499

VUU Booster Association

VUU Charlotte Alumni Chapter

ALUMNI BY CLASS TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS

1946 $250

Mrs. Florence Ford

1950 $5,800

Dr. Lucille M. Brown

Mrs. Lillian S. Patterson

Ms. Jane D. Reeves

Mrs. Phyllis A. Taylor

1951 $4,750

Mrs. Muriel H. Burrell

Mrs. Josephine L. Hargis

Ms. Nina Kenney Dunn

Mrs. Florence Neal-Smith

Reverend Robert W. Perry

1952 $200

Mr. Harvey P. Boyer Jr.

1953 $1,750

Mr. James E. Brown

Dr. Andrew J. White, Sr.

1954 $875

Mrs. Doris Shelton Anthony

Mrs. Dorothy A. Chamberlayne

Mrs. Marian H. Garrard

Ms. Marion B. Price

Mrs. Arletha Q. Rucker

1955 $2,300

Reverend Dr. Edward T. Burton

Mr. Richard M. Hogart

Mrs. Lois B. Johnson

Dr. Anthony E. Malloy

Mrs. Loretta M. Powell

Ms. Jacie D. Roberts

Ms. Jean M. Robinson

Mrs. Kathryn S. Stephens

Mrs. Mavis W. Farrar

Mr. Claude L. Franklin, Jr.

Mr. Samuel Henderson, Sr.

Dr. Alvin C. Lomax

Mrs. Vivian L. Stovall

Reverend Dr. James M. Whitaker

Mrs. Gracie L. White

Dr. Frank L. Williams III

1957 $5,200

Dr. Lillian J. Brown

Mrs. Gwendolyn A. Drayton

Mrs. Mary R. Fraser

Mr. Frederick N. Pinkston

Dr. Joyce Reese-Peagler

Ms. Margaret L. Roddy

The Honorable Thaddeus V. Ware

1958 $4,500

Mr. Enoch C. Copeland

Dr. Graynle David Edwards

Mr. William A. Ford

Captain Christine L. HedgleyJohnson USPHS

Dr. Morris W. Lee

Mrs. Ann C. Miller

Dr. Carolyn L. Mosby

1959 $10,151

Mrs. Vivian P. Bland

Dr. Carolyn J. Cabell

Mrs. Sallie B. Daniels

Dr. Virginia G. Edwards

Mr. Richard A. Fleming

Mr. Alex Harris

Mr. William B. Holmes, Sr.

Mrs. Helen E. Hurte

Ulysses Jacks, Esq.

Dr. Grady W. Powell

1956 $24,175

*Dr. Marilyn Y. Tyler Brown EdD

Mrs. Joyce K. Randolph-Sutton

Mrs. Grace M. Richardson

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Mr. Ira L. Robinson

Mrs. Vera Puryear Ryan

Reverend Dr. William C. Webb

1960 $7,700

Ms. Bertha B. Bailey

Mrs. Vera C. Black

Mrs. Zipporah W. Cain

Mrs. Louise Miles Chubbs

Mrs. Minnie A. Collins

Dr. Geraldine H. Ellison

Mr. Monroe C. Hite Jr.

Mrs. Jean Jones Irvine

Mr. Harvey and Mrs. Iris Moran

Mrs. Cherrie E. Sheppard-Clemons

Ms. Bettie L. Thomas

Ms. Cecelia T. Tucker

Mr. Karl V. Walkes

Mrs. Wivona M. Ward

Mrs. Janice W. Williams

1961 $6,439

Mrs. Clarice W. Christian

Mrs. Jewel E. W. Davis

Dr. Anderson J. Franklin

Ms. Ruth M. Jackson

Reverend David V. Mallory

Mrs. Jewel B. Turpin

1962 $10,650

Dr. Mary Aaron-Isaac

Ms. Virginia H. Anderson

Dr. Clenton A. Blount, Jr.

Ms. Viviene Cheek

Mr. Wendell T. Foster, Jr.

Dr. Gloria C. Grinnell

Ms. Edna L. Lindsay

Mr. Winston C. Macon

Mrs. Louise E. Smith

Mrs. Mary T. Walker

Mr. Richard H. White

Mr. Wasena Wooten

1963 $10,200

Mrs. Patricia Gray Buckner

Mr. Elmer N. Carter

Dr. Dorothy Cosby Cooke

Mr. Edward R. Hicks

Ms. Jean A. Higginbotham

Dr. Cora B. Marrett

Ms. Mary G. Pannell

Mrs. Marise E. Smith

1964 $9,755

Mrs. Brenda Anderson-Sturdivant

The Honorable Mozell H. Booker

Ms. Mildred P. Carter

*Mrs. Jean L. Copeland

Mr. Wallace Theole Ford, Jr.

Ms. Joyce E. Franklin

Dr. Mary L. M. Gaffney

Mr. Edward C. Green

Ms. Carolyn W. Jacobs

Mrs. Gwendolyn Pitts

Mrs. Esther Laurene Quarles

Mrs. Silvia Bowers Shaw

Mrs. Mary M. Dow Touchstone

Mr. Linwood R. Turner

Mr. Vernon L. Wildy

Mr. Robert B. Wilson

1965 $11,676

Ms. Janice D. Bailey

Mrs. Doris Collins

Mrs. Phyllis Eggleston-Brown

Mr. Christopher H. Evans

Ms. Mae Elizabeth Friend

Mr. Wilbert L. Fryson Jr.

Mrs. Audrey K. Hawkes

Mrs. Esther M. T. High

Ms. C. Theresa Jones

Mrs. Janice S. Lacy

Ms. Delores N. Lindsey

Mrs. Joyce B. Robinson

Ms. Patricia K. Robinson

Ms. Letitia H. Shaw

Ms. Phyllis C. Smith

Ms. Beatrice Squire

Dr. E. Dianne N. Watkins

Mrs. Janice C. A. Whitaker

Mrs. Anna A. Williams

1966 $20,289

Dr. Gideon S. Adebisi Adegbile

Mr. John T. Bullock, Jr.

Mrs. Joyce H. Bullock

Dr. Johnnie L. Cameron

Mrs. Linda L. Dupee-Clark

Mrs. Yvonne J. Fisher

Mrs. Hilda Wilson Gray

Dr. Percy L. High

Mrs. Gloria Wright Johnathan

Ms. Sandra M. Lowe

Mr. Charles C. Maddox

Ms. Jean P. Quiller

Dr. James R. Roebuck, Jr.

Pastor Richard T. Ruffin, Sr.

Mr. Carlton C. Stevens

Mr. Robert C. Stewart

Reverend Wilbert D. Talley

Mr. Frank Thornton

Ms. Delores E. Timmons

Mrs. Mildred V. Trent

Mr. August M. Walker

Mr. James A. White

Mr. Lester L. Williams

Mrs. Janice Willingham

1967 $28,625

Dr. Alpheus Arrington, Jr.

Mrs. Joyce Biggs Atkins

Mrs. Justine J. Baugham

Ms. Margie R. Booker

Mrs. Virginia C. Cameron

Reverend Clifford B. Chambliss Jr.

Mr. Melvin Lee Christian

Mr. Leonard Davis

Dr. Ruth W. Epps

Mrs. Sybil J. Gilchrist

Ms. Doretha E. Grant

Reverend Kirkwood M. Hall

Ms. Carolyn J. Hampton

Ms. Veronica B. Henderson

Mr. Garrison M. Hickman

Mr. Judson D. Howard II

Mr. Ivan E. Johnson

Mr. Jerome J. Johnson

Mrs. Jane France Johnson

Mrs. Roslyn A. Johnson

Mr. Thomas Lacy, Jr.

Dr. Janice C. Montague

Mrs. Mary Redd Nelson

Mrs. Janice Gail Owes

Ms. Dorothy S. Robinson

Reverend James F. Shumake

Mrs. Myra Parrish Smith

Mrs. Alvesta E. Smith

Ms. Ora Brown Tilghman

Ms. Delsena Willis-Sammons

Mrs. Regina Bates Wright

1968 $20,475

Reverend Dr. Charles F. Baugham Sr.

Mrs. Maureen Olivia Baxter

Mrs. Lumaria R. Blakeney

Mrs. Saundra C. Boatwright

Ms. Barbara C. Braxton

Mrs. Carolyn C. Brown

Ms. Mary E. Buckingham

*Dr. Emmett C. Burns Jr.

Miss JoAnn Bush

Mr. William S. Creecy III

Ms. Catherine D. Dismukes

Dr. Thomas H. Epps

Mr. Vernon W. Gordon

Reverend and Mrs. John S. Harris

Dr. Ben J. Herndon Jr.

Mr. Wilbur E. Jackson, Jr.

Mr. Franklin Frederick Jones

Mrs. Vivian A. Lewis

Ms. Vashti E. Mallory

Dr. Brenda Wright McCurdy

Dr. Kenneth R. Milner

Mrs. Alice J. Powell

Mrs. Audrey E. S. Rhone

Dr. Emmett L. Ridley

Mrs. Terrele Schumake

Mrs. Patricia P. Spence

Captain Moses L. Stith

Ms. Claudia Stith

Dr. Marion R. Tapscott

Mrs. Jeanette Taylor

Mrs. Alfreda M. White

Mr. Marvin V. Willingham

Reverend Gerald Elliott Wyche

1969 $21,945

Ms. Alvenia J. B. Bennett

Ms. Janet Foster Britt

Ms. Joyce B. Brooks

Ms. Joyce Byrd Cofield

Mrs. Loretta Ellis

Reverend Dr. Patricia A. Gould-Champ

Reverend Claudie J. Grant Jr.

Ms. Connie R. Greene

Ms. Brenda A. Hamlin

Dr. Charles Hart

Ms. Sandra E. Johnson

Mr. Clyde Kelly

Ms. Cozette Gilliam McIntyre

Dr. Roland E. Moore

Mr. Richard F. Norwood

Reverend Nancy Parker

Mrs. Patricia Parker Pitts

Mrs. Elizabeth C. Robinson

Miss Freida A. Stanley

Mrs. Carol H. Weaver

*Denotes Deceased

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Mr. Lloyd A. White

Mrs. Gladys B. Williams

Mrs. Jannifer V. Woodson

1970 $4,790

Mrs. Diane F. O. Davis

Ms. Adrienne S. Ellison

Ms. Moretta Y. Husband

Mrs. Mary C. Jenkins

Ms. E. Marie Jenkins

Dr. Daphne Galloway Jones

The Honorable Dwight Clinton Jones

Mr. Richard A. Lambert, Sr.

Mrs. Cheryl D. Jones Williams

Mr. Cleveland Coleman Woodson III

1971 $21,511

Mrs. Jeanette D. Albert

Dr. Doris Mallory Bey

Ms. Vickie L. Boyd

Mr. Ronald Bradford, Sr.

Ms. Rhona B. Brown

Ms. Mary J. Brown

Mrs. Alicia H. Carter

Mrs. Janice C. Charity

Mrs. LaVerne B. Coghill

Mrs. Gloria Jean Dudley

Mr. Larry Green

Ms. Addie L. Hall-Scott

Mrs. Cheryl P. Hawkins

Mrs. Cecilia T. Johnson

Ms. LaMara R. Jones

Mr. O. Wayne Jones

Mrs. Blanche H. Moore

Dr. Marjorie M. Smith

Mr. Willie R. Spence, Jr.

Ms. Kathryn A. Strayhorn

Dr. Isaac C. Trouth III

Mrs. Florence Theresa Vann-Baker

Ms. Bernice M. Walls

Ms. Jacqueline Y. B. Woody

Mrs. Elaine McMullen Wright

1972 $122,098

Dr. Adriane E. Banks

Dr. Griselda Amy Bayton

Mrs. Cynthia J. Bluford

Mrs. Shirley P. Bowers

Mr. Charles W. Brown

Ms. Sheila Y. Clarke

Mrs. Louise B. Cole

Dr. Joice E. Conyers

Ms. Priscilla M. Copeland

Mrs. Candace E. Dixon Dumas

Mrs. Marguerite M. Edons

Ms. Christine W. Edwards

Ms. Hollace Sedonia J. Enoch

Ms. Ruth H. Evans

Mrs. Queen B. Green

Mrs. Patricia Green Rodgers

Mrs. Alma A. Greer

Dr. Gahear F. Hamlor

Ms. Sandra S. Hurt

Ms. Beryl L. Jackson

Mrs. Joycelyn R. Johnson

Mrs. Loretta M. Kelly

Dr. John W. Kinney

Miss Jacqueline R. Lawrence

Ms. Cynethia Savoy Lewis

Mrs. Margaret M. Littlepage

Mr. Douglas M. Mason

Mrs. Dorothy R. Norwood

Dr. Bennie H. Nunnally, Jr.

Mrs. Bessie L. Payne

Mr. James A. Ross

Mrs. Phyllis E. Ross

Mrs. Deborah R. Scott

Mrs. Vernessa J. Ware

Mrs. Karen B. Wentt

Mrs. Laura Thornton Wesley

Mrs. Shelley R. White

Mrs. Linda G. Williams

Ms. Linda M. Wright

1973 $31,147

Mrs. Theresa C. Brown

Dr. James W. Bynum

Mrs. Bernice Garnett Contee

Mr. Theoron S. Dargon, Sr.

Mrs. Beverly A. Davis

Mrs. Jocelyn Holloway Dobbins

Mrs. Barbara Green

Mrs. Patrese F. Hall

Mr. Ralph Harris, Jr.

Mr. Rufus A. Harris

Mr. Charles E. Hester

Mr. Willie Holt

Mrs. Linda W. Jones

Mrs. Cynthia Denise B. Longshaw

Mr. Alexander Smith, Jr.

*Mr. Donald Washington

Ms. Yvonne D. Williams

Ms. Kittie Hairston Winston

Ms. Mary J. Wood

1974 $9,425

Mr. Byron M. Adkins

Mr. August B. Bullock

Mr. William L. Carter, Jr.

Mr. Donald Gentry

Ms. Francene Gibbons

Mr. William H. Green

Ms. Gloria M. Harrell

Mrs. Suzette Holt

Ms. Gwendolyn R. Jones

Reverend John E. King, Jr.

Mr. Jasper Lewis, Jr.

Reverend Dr. Martin G. McCain

Ms. Rita T. Means

Mrs. Jamiese S. Mims Fuller

Dr. James H. Powell, Jr.

Mr. Larry Donell Woodson

Mr. Carrol Eugene Zanders

1975 $9,617

Dr. Paula Harmon Boone

Ms. Mary A. Bruce

Ms. Gladys L. Cameron

Pamela Casey

Mrs. Naomi L. Hodge-Muse

Mr. Levonne E. Johnson, Sr.

Ms. Alice S. Johnson

Dr. Harry Edward Mann

Mr. William H. Parker

Mrs. Arneathia H. Jackson Samuels

Mrs. Shelia Harris Scott

Ms. Vicki Smith-Miller

Mrs. Geraldine Hunt Vaughn

Ms. Catherine Ann Vaughn

1976 $7,715

Mr. Lee James Bennett, Jr.

Mrs. Deborah Brown Anderson

Sheryl E. Ellison-Blue Esq.

Ms. Roslyn E. Gross

Ms. Johnetta Jones

Mr. Tim Ronald Keeles

Mrs. Margaret A. Munford

Mr. James A. Overton, Jr.

Dr. Earl R. Perkins

Ms. Angela Reeves

Ms. Maravia Annette Reid

Mr. Angriess F. Scott

Ms. Janet Robinson Sumner

1977 $6,022

Mr. Shelton Shuray Bethea

Ms. Helen J. Brandley

Ms. Naomi Fauntleroy

*Reverend Dr. Browlee Hailstock Jr.

Ms. Merilyn J. Jackson-Burgess

Mr. Andrew S. Jallah, Sr.

Mrs. Gwendolyn N. Jallah

Ms. Portia V. James

Reverend Alonza L. Lawrence

Mrs. Pamela C. Parker

Mr. Renard T. Tucker

Dr. Keith L. Whitney

Mr. Larry J. Williford

1978 $12,905

Mr. William Banks

Ms. Janet M. Franklin

Dr. Aubrey P. Jones

Ms. Linda F. McDonald

Mrs. Mary Jane Miller

Mr. Lloyd W. Pettus

Attorney Dorthula H. Powell-Woodson

Mr. Philip Pratt

Dr. Jerome C. Ross

Ms. Valerie C. Smith

Ms. Rhapsody Renee Smith

Dr. Cheryl G. Watkins

1979 $30,615

Ms. Cassandra E. Baker-Wright

Ms. Constance C. Banks

Ms. Lanett W. Brailey

Dr. Alvin A. Cleveland Sr.

Ms. Deborah Watson Faulk

Mrs. Sheila Harp Flowers

Mrs. Roxanne Harris

Reverend Douglas Harris

Mr. Oliver Hart, Jr.

Ms. Wanda Wellons Jones

Pastor Preston LeRoy Jordan, Jr.

Ms. Julia King-Collins

Mr. Harold J. Lloyd

Ms. Wilma L. Mack

Miss Thomasa R. McCown

Dr. Ray McKenzie

Mr. Stevie E. Pope

Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson

Mr. Earl M. Turner

Mrs. Pearl W. White

Ms. Demetrius Vanessa Windom

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

1980 $8,522

Ms. Deborah F. Adams

Mrs. Ivy H. Broaddus-Riley

Mrs. Sherry S. Edmonds-Clemons

Dr. Katherine L. Everett

Dr. Brian K. Fleming

Colonel Robert D. Harrison

Mr. Royce D. Hart

Reverend John W. Haynes

Ms. Pearl Inez Johnson

Dr. Phillip D. Johnson

Dr. Nancy E. Jones-Oltjenbruns

Dr. Pamela Leigh-Mack

Miss Joyce N. Martin

Mr. Richard Lee Tatem

Mr. Elwood W. Thomas, Jr.

Mrs. Wanda R. Tucker-Nelson

Mr. Michael Paul Williams

Ms. Corliss Bailey Woodson

1981 $7,707

Mr. Leroy G. Adams

Dr. Phillippe Belton Cunningham

Mrs. Ruby M. Debnam

Ms. Cynthia L. Giles-Parker

Dr. Geoffrey V. Guns

Ms. Diane H. Hamilton

Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Mizelle

Ms. Hazel P. Simpson

Dr. Smith T. Sylvester

Ms. Cheryl W. Valentine

Mr. T. Roosevelt (Teddy) Williams, Jr.

Ms. Dinah R. Wilson

1982 $14,130

Bishop Malachia Brantley, Jr.

Mr. LaMont Roland Clayton

Mrs. Althea Roberta Harris-Fuller

Mrs. Olivia Darleen Hart

Reverend Keith I. Jones

Khalil W. Latif, Esq.

Mr. Gerry McCants

Mr. Michael McCrimmon

Dr. Karen W. Merritt

Mr. Bryan D. Morris

Reverend Jean H. Page

Ms. Sharon Wilita Randolph

Mr. Dennis Riddick

Ms. Earlisa Kim Roberts

Ms. Charlene J. Whitfield

1983 $9,887

Mr. Mark William Holmes

Dr. Bonita Pryor Husband

Dr. Craig M. Jenkins

Ms. Gina Renae McGuire

Mr. Michael A. Newsome

Reverend Rita R. Newson

Attorney N. Scott Phillips, Esq.

Mr. Maurice Talley

Dr. Theron D. Williams, Sr.

Mr. Henry Abraham Wilson, Jr.

1984 $4,192

Mr. Glen W. Black

Mrs. Angela Teresa Brown

Mr. Daryl Renard Christian

Mr. Glen B. Cunningham

Ms. Sarah A. Davis

Ms. Angel L. Jones

Mr. Sylvio Lynch Jr.

Mr. Granville Roland Richards, Jr.

Ms. Sharlene Harris Smith

Mr. Timothy Everett Thompson

1985 $6,984

Ms. Constance Elice Alston

Reverend Daniel Lloyd Brown

Mr. Keenan Arthur Caldwell

Mr. Kevin Keith Callis

Reverend Dr. Angelo V. Chatmon

Mr. Thomas Anthony Davis

Dr. Steven Eric Hairston

Reverend Ora M. Peterson

Dr. Angela Teresa Powell

Mr. Frank O’Neill Wright Jr.

1986 $3,589

Reverend James Leland Collins Jr.

Mr. Ricardo A. Hall

Ms. Redina J. Hembree

Mrs. Kimberly A. Jordan-Fluker

Mr. Earl Thomas Mason, Jr.

Ms. Susan Renee Perkins

Mr. Derek I. Pollard

Mr. John M. Warren, Jr.

Mr. Dennis Westbrook

1987 $5,225

Reverend (Dr.) Roslyn M. Brock

Ms. Carolyn C. Johnson

Dr. Michelle K. McQueen Williams

Mr. Robert Calvin Stokes

Mrs. An’Jou C. White

1988 $7,620

Mr. David Earl Banks, Jr.

Reverend Rose Bland

Ms. Pauline A. Byrd

Mrs. Stacey L. Daniels-Fayson

Ms. Onya J. Dildy

Mr. Michael Delano Dolberry

Ms. Kristina M. Fripps

Mr. Alonzo Melton Hicks

Mrs. Carolyn J. Hicks

Major General Mitchell Levi Kilgo

Ms. Angela Darlene Menefield

Mr. Vernon Carle Miller

Mr. Dale E. Morrison, CPA

Chaplain James Palmer, Jr.

Mrs. Ruth Michelle Pritchett

Reverend E. L. Smallwood

Dr. Robert A. Whitehead, Sr.

Mr. Solomon Ray Wilson

1989 $1,000

Mrs. Meloni T. Alexander

Mrs. Donita Renee Jackson

Ms. Kimberly W. Perry

Mrs. Robyn D. Poindexter

Mr. Bradford Weston Smith

Mrs. LaVita D. Watts

1990 $15,395

Reverend Curtis Warren Bagley Jr.

Reverend Juanita V. Coleman

Mrs. Denise Marie Freeman-Mullins

Mr. Mark Anthony Gardner

Mr. Irvin Darnell Goode

Mrs. Terri A. Harmon

Mr. Joseph Brady Hill

Dr. Jimmy Douglas Hunter

Mrs. Mary Agnes Johnson

Bishop Rudolph Waldo McKissick

Mrs. Cyresa Kaye Perkins

Mr. Mendell Wesley Wilkerson

1991 $5,690

Ms. Deborah Carla Allen-La Salle

Reverend Dr. James Edward Coleman Jr.

Reverend Franklin Todd Gray

Reverend Dr. John E. Guns

Ms. Adrienne B. Hairston

Ms. Deanna Hall

Dr. Dwight Riddick

Ms. Theresa Lynn Slayton

Ms. LaTonya Ann Williams

1992 $5,305

Dr. Jeffrey C. Ball

Reverend Marie Phillips Braxton

Mr. Asa Deandre Daniels

Ms. Keesa Nicole Fleming

Mr. Donald D. Hill-Eley

Ms. Thomasine Michelle Jones

Mr. Michael Howard Mack

Mr. Mark Steven McDonald

Pastor Kimberly N. McKissick

Mr. Vince Anthony Slay

Mr. Jerome Quinton Smith

Ms. Karen E. Starkes

Mr. Daren K. Stills

Reverend James Nathaniel Tate

Reverend Dr. James E. Victor, Jr.

1993 $13,592

Ms. Frankie D. Andrews

Reverend Cornelius E. Battle

Mr. Antony Eugean Ghee

Mrs. Cherilynne Hollowell

Mr. Ronald Huggins

Reverend Walter C. Johnson

Dr. Tisha Yvette Lewis Ellison

Ms. Kristina Renee Murray

Mrs. Necole M. Parker

Mr. Jermaine Devon Riddick

Ms. Tonya R. Scott-Hickman

Dr. Nathaniel Douglas West

1994 $6,297

Mr. Charles Arnell Anderson

Mr. Nathan Carther III

Dr. Mark Andrew Croston, Sr.

Mr. Craig Darrell Ester, Sr.

Pastor Joseph A. Fleming

Mr. Lloyd Nolan Fox

Reverend Dr. Herman Lundy

Mr. Darron Linn Merritt

Mrs. Tonya Antoinette Smith

Reverend (Dr.) George Herman Spicer

Ms. Tanisha Eileen Tuck

1995 $10,387

Ms. Kimberly D. Braxton

Mr. Salvatore Cardella

Mr. Terry Chisley

*Denotes Deceased

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Mr. Alan L. Duncan

Mr. Jerome Edward Goodine, Jr.

Reverend Louis G. Jones

Ms. Elizabeth Jones

Mr. Myron Lamar Knox

Reverend AEarl Parker

1996 $3,022

Dr. Steven G. Blunt

Mr. Jerry Dey

Mrs. Queen M. Harris

Mr. Lorenzo D. Huff

Mr. Guerlain G. Paul

Ms. Stacy Michelle Quarles

Mrs. Vonetta M. Urquhart

1997 $1,175

Reverend Roy A. Carter

Mrs. Jan B. Freeman

Reverend Dr. Faith Harris-McKenzie

Reverend Garry D. Moore, Sr.

Mr. Calvin T. Parker

Minister Juan A. Shackelford

Dr. Wanda G. Tucker

Miss Kendra G. Whindleton

1998 $3,207

Dr. Linda W. Bryan

Ms. Rosita Monica Green

Ms. Monica Green

Reverend Dr. James Edward Jones Jr.

Mrs. Tamika Foster Ledbetter

Reverend Dr. Carla E. Lightfoot

Mr. George Reed Monroe, Jr.

Ms. Kristie Lynn White

Mrs. Stephanie L. Wilkes

1999 $2,035

Mr. Paul Lee Bratton

Reverend Barbara A. F. Brehon

Dr. Dwayne C. Debnam

Ms. Kelly Shanel Earl

Reverend Lewis H. Johnson Sr.

Mr. Saquan U. Jones

Reverend Dr. Montez Lennard Kaufman

Reverend Robert Rufus Kilby II

Ms. Terrica Neal

Ms. Erica Ross

Reverend Juanita Bowman Tatum

2000 $3,157

Reverend Arthur E. Anderson

Reverend Dr. Duane T. Kay

Reverend Earl S. King, Jr.

Ms. Aya Ofunniyin

Reverend Dr. Burrell Anderson Smith, Jr.

Mrs. Kourtney Janee Whitehead

Mr. Kenneth Lavore Williams

2001 $3,212

Reverend Gwendolyn Veronica Andrews

Miss Adenike Alaka Cumberland

Reverend Michael Craig Franklin

Miss Samantha Michelle Gray

Dr. Cheryl Ivey Ivey Green

Dr. Willie Mae Hawkins

Dr. Jacqueline Annette Mason-Yancy

Dr. Sharon S. Riley

Reverend Charlene Mills Watkins

Miss Nakia Monique Womack

Mrs. Janiel Evette Youngblood

2002 $1,650

Minister Alvin Lee Davis Jr.

Dr. Calvin Anthony Durham

Minister Angela Bernetta Jones

Mrs. Anissa E. Jones

Reverend Denise Marie Madison

Reverend (Dr.) Aidsand F. Wright-Riggins III

2003 $890

Dr. Veronica R. Coleman

Dr. Bernadatte G. Gilbert

Reverend Angerina L. Jones

Dr. Deborah Martin

Ms. Demetria Simmons

Dr. Evans C. White, Jr.

2004 $3,293

Reverend Celeste L. Anderson

Reverend Willetta J. Ar-Rahmaan

Reverend Dr. Harold J. Bennett

Reverend James E. Cook

Reverend Janice Brown Corbett

Mr. Marshall H Garrett

Ms. Maria D. James

Dr. Catherine Diane Mosby

Mr. Jason C Richardson

Reverend Catherine Rouse

Reverend Chester Rouse

Reverend Larry C. Seilhamer

Miss Anitra P. Sivels

Mr. Rob ‘YB’ Youngblood

2005 $1,172

Dr. Steve Bland, Jr.

Ms. Angela R. Coleman

Reverend Dr. Tracey Dawkins Holley

Reverend Beverly T. Parham

Reverend Dr. Horace B. Parham, Jr.

2006 $1,435

Mr. Ralph E. Brown, Jr.

Reverend Beverly C. Clark

Reverend Johnnie Fleming, Jr.

Reverend Willis Austin Funn

Reverend Carla J. Jackson

Dr. Felecia A. McDougan

Reverend Dr. Leroy A. Mitchell

Reverend Waltena Downs Pride

Reverend Robert Lee Smith

Reverend Dr. Darlene McDonald White

2007 $2,321

Reverend James E. Boney

Ms. Alisha C. Burnett

Ms. Shanae L. Gray

Reverend Derwin L. Hickman

Reverend Lolita L. Hickman

Reverend Jarryl A. Jenkins

Reverend Dr. Margaret Tack Kutz

Reverend Larry E. Lewis

Reverend John T. Myers

Reverend Ethel B. Poarch

Ms. Alicia D Toler

Reverend Dr. Stanley E. Woodfolk

2008 $1,450

Ms. Sonje R. Calamese

Reverend Danielle K. Honeywood

Reverend Funteller H. Jackson

Mr. Lamont McLaurin

Reverend Martha J. Pittenger

Reverend Inez Tuck

2009 $1,860

Reverend Luther S. Shellwood Allen III

Reverend Maxine Cage Crenshaw

Reverend Dr. R. Timothy Jones

Elder Willie S. Moody

Reverend Dr. Alonza B. Williams

2010 $2,620

Mr. Melvin Thomas Edison

Reverend Corey Bernard Gibson

Mrs. Lari LaShaunte Michael

Reverend Emma Talley Washington

Reverend Angela Alicia West-Davis

Reverend Vernon Julius Williams, Sr.

2011 $6,297

Reverend Jane D. Ferguson

Reverend Marvin L. Gilliam, Sr.

Reverend David James Miller

Reverend Ciarra Smith-Bond

Bishop Melvin Williams, Jr.

Reverend Reginald C. Woodhouse

Ms. Gwendolyn J. Wright

2012 $850

Reverend Evon Bush

Reverend Russell Lloyd Harris

Reverend Dr. David Arnez Jones

Reverend Joshua L. Mitchell

Reverend Carolyn Diann Taylor

Pastor Sandra Taylor-Smith

Reverend Curtis Lamont Thomas

2013 $1,095

Reverend Katrina N. Brown

Reverend Martha G. T. Butts

Reverend Pamela Fitzgerald Cooper

Reverend Helen D. Denise Gilbert

Reverend Dr. Akeem Walker

Elder Marion Jerome Williams

Reverend Joseph Wilson

2014 $1,830

Reverend Dr. Darran T. Brandon, Sr.

Reverend George Ellis Brown

Ms. Erica D. Callicutt

Reverend Dr. Melvin Cotton, Jr.

Reverend Dr. Darryl Vaughn Footmon

Reverend Marvin L. Gilliam, Jr.

Reverend LaFaye E. Grooms

Reverend Terry D. Lee

Reverend (Dr.) Ruth Naomi Segres

Minister Juan Maurice Turnes, Sr.

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

2015 $2,832

Reverend Marcia Y. Carter

Reverend Wanda L. Hazel

Reverend Pernell J. Johnson

Reverend Donna Denise Jones

Reverend Carmen M Knight

Reverend Paula Christine McMillan

Mr. Bruce A. Pointer

Reverend Justin T. Rhodes

Reverend Kenneth L. Swift

Reverend Christopher Charles Watson

2016 $3,692

Dr. Lisa Ashe

Elder Alfrides Brandon Jr.

Ms. Janet Kay Copeland

Reverend Sammie J. Dow

Miss Charity M. Fisher

Ms. Joyce Blake Forrest

Reverend Dr. Alice M. Freeman

Mr. Jerome Furtado

Ms. Veverly Yvonne Holmes

Reverend Robin Denise Mines

Mrs. Edwina C. Richmond

Reverend Janice S. Stith-Wiggins

Ms. Cassandra Harrison Taylor

Dr. Chandra Ivory Williams

Reverend Melvin Wofford

2017 $1,782

Mrs. Cora Armstrong

Reverend Michele A. Armstrong

Reverend Kevin Fitzgerald Elmore

Ms. Nyema A. Gay

Ms. Wendy Yvette Grice

Reverend Carl Anthony Hamiel

Reverend Thomas E Harrell

Ms. Jasmine Alicia Lewis

Reverend Douglas D. Riley

Reverend Cheryle Lynn Rodriguez

Reverend Olanda S. Tolliver

Bishop Todd B. Winston

2018 $568

Reverend Dr. Tony Warren Barr

Mr. Jamar Contell Jones

Pastor Derrick L. Peterson

Pastor Cedric D. Rouson

2019 $3,667

Reverend Bowman Kenneth Burton

Delegate Nadarius Clark

Reverend Vater Colbert, Jr.

Reverend Debra Michell Daniels

Mr. Travon K. Duncan

Reverend Rita V. Elmore

Chaplain Felicia Lavonne Fontenot

Reverend Micah Richard Gaines

Elder Barry V. Hadley

Reverend Kevin Hart, Sr.

Mr. Walter L. Randall

Mr. Navelle Lamonte’ Watkins

Dr. Gregory LarVelle Williams

2021 $100

Reverend Dr. Stephanie Joy Grigg

2022 $50

Mrs. Laura Davis No Class Year $18,424

Mr. Bret Ball

Mr. Joseph Brown

Ms. Erica Callicutt

Dr. Mark Dickerson

Apostle Margo Dixon

Mr. Jermaine Ellis

Dr. Kimberly Hodge-Bell

Mr. Vernon Howard, Sr.

Miss Tracy Johnson

Reverend Dr. Curtis Lee Johnson

Mr. Allen Johnson

Ms. Janice Jones

Mr. Roy Jordan

Mr. Brian Keahey

Mr. Khai Kelch

Mr. Wayne Lassiter

Mr. Richard J. Macon

Mr. Frank McCray

Mr. Kenneth G. Mcneal

Reverend Delores L. McQuinn

Mrs. Cheryl J. Minor

Mr. Raymond Nesmith

Ms. Rachel Robinson

Mr. Rashad Rodgers

Mr. Shelton Ross

Mr. Benjamin Sellers

Mr. Ricky Sessions, Sr.

Mr. Keith L Shannon

Miss Malika L. Shelton

Minister E. Shirley

Mrs. Ebony M. Speakes-Hall

Mr. Wesley Taylor, Jr.

Ms. Yasmin Thomas

Mr. Wendell Thompson

Mr. Eric Lamont Thompson

Mr. Charles B. Walker

Mr. Thomas White, Jr.

Ms. Michelle J. Williams

Mr. Lavon Williams

Mr. Howard R. Williams

Mr. Harvey Woodson

Reverend Rose Wright-Scott

FACULTY AND STAFF

Ms. Veronica H. Alford

Mrs. Selicia G. Allen

Ms. Deborah G. Alston

Dr. Ingrid Bircann-Barkey

Dr. Earl L. Bledsoe

Mr. Ralph E. Brown, Jr., ‘06

Mr. Robert Burns

Reverend Dr. MarQuita A. Carmichael, ‘05

Dr. Allia L. Carter

Mrs. Lucille A. Cephas

Reverend Dr. Angelo V. Chatmon, ‘85

Dr. Ahkinyala Cobb-Abdullah

Mr. E. Lee Coble

Mrs. Fayesha Cole

Ms. Pamela H. Cox

Mrs. Laura Davis

Dr. Robin Davis

Dr. Natalie Delbridge

Dr. Paul Flowers, Sr.

Mr. Jerome Furtado, ‘16

Reverend Dr. Patricia A. Gould-Champ, ‘69

Dr. LaTrelle A. Green

Dr. Jeffrey Y. Harlow

Dr. Mignon Jacobs

Reverend Dr. Denise L. Janssen

Miss Robin L. Jefferson

Mrs. Joslyn W. Jolley

Ms. Commie Jones

Mr. James Junot

Dr. Yung Suk S. Kim

Dr. John W. Kinney, ‘72

Dr. Hakim J. Lucas

Dr. Deborah Martin, ‘03

Dr. and Mrs. Brock Mayers

Ms. Linda F. McDonald, ‘78

Dr. Ray McKenzie, ‘79

Dr. Michelle K. McQueen Williams, ‘87

Dr. Francis Mensah

Mrs. Lenora M. Miller

Dr. Tom O’Shea

Dr. Adelaja O. Odutola

Mrs. Kenyatta G. Parker

Mrs. Cheryl Richardson

Dr. Ted L. Ritter

Mr. Freddie Robinson

Dr. Boykin Sanders

Ms. Tamice N. Spencer

Dr. Smith T. Sylvester, ‘81

Mr. Joseph D. Taylor

Dr. Cleve V. Tinsley IV

Dr. Robert Wafawanaka

Dr. Nathaniel Douglas West, ‘93

Ms. Kristie Lynn White, ‘98

Mrs. Esther White

Ms. Margaret Williams

Ms. Debra Young

Dr. Hasan Ziaie

ESTATES AND BEQUESTS

C. Herbert Marshall Trust

Estate of Mary E. Dungee

Estate of Mary Ellen Thomas

Estate of Robert W. Peay, ‘72

Jennie Lee Brown Trust

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF

Ms. Arlene G. Allen

– Ms. Deborah Carla Allen-La Salle

Ms. Susie A. Banian

– Mr. Dougas Acree

– Mr. & Mrs. John Abbruzzi

– Mr. Michael and Mrs. Wendy Bozeman

– Ms. Linda Garnett

– Mr. Paul Holland

– Mr. Anthony Johnson

– Mrs. Patricia Parker Pitts

Mr. Albright & Mrs. Rosa Barber

– Dr. Debra B. Lee

Mr. Nathan R. Bayton, Jr.

– Dr. Griselda Amy Bayton

Dr. Walton M. Belle

– Mrs. Caroline H. Tucker

Dr. Marilyn Tyler Brown

– Dr. Vivian W. Pinn

– Ms. Susan Spurlark

– Mrs. Patricia Bush

– Ms. Anita Cooke Wells

– Lois M. Jackson

– Mr. Harold J. Lloyd

– Dr. Joan Payne

– Mrs. Beth Williams Pryor

– Ms. R. Virginia Rogers

– Ms. Angela Tilghman

Ms. Patricia Paulette Roberts Chappelle

– Mrs. Maxine H. Edmunds

– Ms. Beverly Giles

– Attorney George Ligon

– PHEN

– Mr. Malcolm A. and Mrs. Mona J. Roberts

Mr. Jesse H. Chavis, Jr.

– Mr. Tim Ronald Keeles

Mr. Earl Cole

– Mr. Eugene Cole, Jr.