2022 Annual Report by Atlanta Botanical Garden

A N N UA L R E P O RT 2022

MISSION

The mission of the Atlanta Botanical Garden is to develop and maintain plant collections for display, education, research, conservation and enjoyment.

VISION

The vision of the Atlanta Botanical Garden is to be an iconic destination and global leader, dynamically connecting people with plants in support of a thriving planet.

FROM THE CHAIR OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Over the last two decades, Mary Pat has successfully guided In 2022, the Garden the Garden through two major capital and endowment Seasons (2007-2011) and Nourish & Flourish marked many milestones. campaigns—New (2014-2019)—which built new destination gardens, renovated On the following pages, you will learn more about this incredible year, but first, please allow me to take this opportunity to highlight what was undoubtedly 2022’s most significant milestone: celebrating Mary Pat Matheson’s 20 years of visionary leadership. From the moment Mary Pat took the helm in 2002, she has focused on transforming the Garden from a local attraction into an internationally recognized institution with best-in-class plant displays, scientific research, educational opportunities, and cultural experiences. With an incomparable combination of horticultural knowledge, business acumen, and entrepreneurial spirit, she has launched popular exhibits that delight guests of all ages. We simply cannot imagine a year without Orchid Daze, Atlanta Blooms, blockbuster summer art installations such as Origami in the Garden, fall festivities including Scarecrows in the Garden, or the iconic winter tradition of Garden Lights, Holiday Nights… yet none of these spectacular exhibitions existed before Mary Pat brought them to life.

beloved garden spaces, and constructed beautiful facilities on our Midtown campus while also opening a second location in Gainesville, Georgia. And now, along with a host of community and philanthropic partners, she is leading us into a bright new future as we work together to connect the Garden to the Atlanta BeltLine and grow in service to our city. It is exciting to reflect on all the Garden has achieved and all that is to come. I am honored to chair a nonprofit organization that has such an important mission and is succeeding by every measure, thanks in large part to the contributions of donors and friends like you. With your continued support, the Garden will reach many more milestones and remain a beloved urban oasis for future generations.

John H. Crawford, IV

FROM THE ANNA AND HAYS MERSHON PRESIDENT & CEO Since 1976, the Atlanta Botanical Garden has connected people with plants in a variety of educational, entertaining, and enchanting ways. Some of our best memories of 2022 were the “normal days” and simple joys—hearing peals of laughter of school groups gathering in the Levy Parterre, seeing volunteer docents leading tours through the Dorothy Chapman Fuqua Conservatory, and smelling the tantalizing aromas of meals being prepared in the Outdoor Kitchen. Many of our programs were paused or dramatically modified during the pandemic, and it was fantastic to return to “business as usual” in 2022. Yet, of course, gardens are always changing and evolving, and ours is no exception. We renovated several areas this year, most notably the Anne Cox Chambers Garden and the Perennial Garden, and we presented stunning exhibitions like Rich Soil and Origami in the Garden that helped to drive attendance. While our annual calendar of events, classes, and community outreach was in full swing, our behind-the-scenes operations were busier 4

than ever. Our horticulturists were hard at work cataloging, propagating, evaluating, and preparing beautiful displays of our extensive plant collections, and our Conservation & Research team led dozens of projects to protect imperiled species in fragile ecosystems across the Southeast and beyond. This year, in addition to the annual operating activities included in this report, we made great progress in realizing our vision of expanding the Garden’s footprint and impact. In the years to come, pedestrians and cyclists will access the Garden through a brandnew entrance directly on the Atlanta BeltLine, funded by a historymaking campaign that is off to a strong start. From now until the Garden’s expansion is open to the public, we will share our campaign progress with you at the end of every annual report. And we look forward to seeing you at the Garden as we continue to grow!

Mary Pat Matheson

LIFETIME TRUSTEES

2022 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE John H. Crawford, IV Jennifer Flanagan Mason W. Stephenson David P. Poroch Kristine M. Brown Mary Pat Matheson Paul Cushing John M. Dyer H. Alan Elsas Ed McGinn Cody Partin Carol B. Tomé

Chair Vice Chair Secretary Treasurer Legal Counsel Ex-Officio

TRUSTEES Michael Auzenne Melissa Babb Molly Battin Charles W. Cary, Jr. Julia W. Cromartie Debbie Edwards Philip Green Roya Irvani Gene Kansas Cara Isdell Lee

Barbara W. Levy Jade A. Logan Vicki Palefsky Karen Parker Marc Pollack Sylvia E. Russell Roger Smith Mark Traylor Allen W. Yee

Douglas R. Aldridge * Tricia Allen Sylvia Attkisson Mose Bond Norris A. Broyles, Jr. Moncure Crowder George de Man Mary Wayne Dixon Flossie Dodge J. Rex Fuqua James Gibbs Shearon Glover Holcombe T. Green, Jr. Bernard L. Greer, Jr. Sylvia Harris Patricia Hartrampf ** Aileen P. Hatcher Babette Henagan Trudy Huger John J. Huntz, Jr. David S. Martin John Hays Mershon Robert E. Reiser, Jr. Olive Robinson Deen Day Sanders Margaret Shirley Dean DuBose Smith James D. Spratt, Jr. Harriet Warren Tom Woodham * Deceased in 2023 ** Deceased in 2022

2022 BY THE NUMBERS

773,249

Garden guests in both Atlanta and Gainesville

19,595

new member households joined in 2022

110

couples tied the knot in weddings at the Garden

155

Scarecrows in the Garden displayed during the event’s 20th anniversary

years of blockbuster summer art exhibitions

464,770 LEGO® bricks in Sean Kenney’s Nature Connects exhibition in Gainesville

installations of larger-than-life Origami in the Garden sculptures by Kevin and Jennifer Box

years of the Garden of Eden Ball

urban farms and community gardens supported through Plant. Eat. Repeat outreach

12,388

guests at chef demos and Outdoor Kitchen programs

49,223

served through on-site and outreach programming

6,096

APS students and chaperones returned to Kinder in the Garden

grants awarded for research and conservation

species of concern assessed at the Garden’s Southeastern Plant Conservation Alliance workshop (SE-PCA) 7

YEAR IN REVIEW

BLOOMING & G ROWING Throughout 2022, new and renovated garden spaces took center stage.

Anne Cox Chambers Garden Our beloved entrance garden, honoring longtime benefactor and Lifetime Trustee, Anne Cox Chambers, underwent a spectacular renovation this year. The striking, elegant design incorporates crisp, classic elements framed by a lovely grove of mature trees. Clipped hedges of the compact holly Ilex ‘Soft Touch’ encircle a spectacular yellow river of sweet flag (Acorus gramineus ‘Ogon’) and a complementary stream of dwarf mondo grass (Ophiopogon japonicus ‘Nana’) that winds through the woodland clearing. The renovated space is now ornamented with ethereal bird sculptures by the French artist Cédric Le Borgne; a beautifully curated selection of irises, hydrangeas, phlox, and anemone providing seasonal pops of color; and a rich fabric of ferns and evergreens playing key supporting roles. Perennial Garden Since 1976, this area has been central to the guest experience, and it received a remarkable refresh in 2022. The plan focused on layering plants to achieve a beautiful succession of blooms throughout the seasons, emphasizing eye-catching combinations of new cultivars and hard-to-find heirloom varieties. Along the gently curving pathways, effusive floral displays now feature Iris ‘Night Thunder’, Baptisia ‘Purple Smoke’, Lilium ‘Conca d’Or’, Hemerocallis ‘Chicago Picotee Lace’, Crinum moorei, Camellia tsaii ‘Elina Cascade’, and so much more. Major support from the L and C Wood Family Foundation, as well as Stanley Smith Horticultural Trust grant funding, made this renovation possible.

Sourwood Terrace At the base of the Kendeda Canopy Walk, a series of woodland beds were thoughtfully updated, incorporating new plantings among established trees, shrubs, and perennials. Two red oaks had died near Sourwood Terrace in recent years, and the new light patterns that emerged provided excellent opportunities to showcase a palette of bright pink blooms with accents of silver and yellow. New plantings of Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Gatsby Pink’, Hydrangea paniculata ‘Pinky Winky’, Phlox paniculata ‘Glamor Girl’, Aquilegia chrysantha, and Fothergilla ‘Blue Shadow’ now coordinate with the Garden’s exceptional collection of native azaleas and rhododendrons. Spring Blooms As winter wanes, our Midtown location hosts an annual bulb festival, Atlanta Blooms, and in 2022, our Gainesville garden increased the wattage on its very own Spring Blooms bulb display. Gainesville selections include an early-flowering Winter Aconite, Eranthis hyemalis; various cultivars of small-flowered, fragrant Narcissus; striking taller forms of Fritillaria; and easy-care, drought-resistant Triteleia, or Triplet Lilies, with masses of bluepurple blooms and grass-like foliage. These new additions complement already-exuberant established plantings, making the Gainesville garden a perfect day trip for visitors from near and far.

C E L E B R AT I N G A RT I N T H E GARDEN The Garden plays a unique role in Atlanta’s cultural landscape, showcasing art in a beautiful botanical setting.

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Rich Soil The Garden’s early-spring Orchid Daze exhibition was particularly breathtaking in 2022. Accompanying the glorious, fragrant orchids in the Dorothy Chapman Fuqua Conservatory and Fuqua Orchid Center were installations of life-sized, three-dimensional sculptures by the San Francisco-based artist Kristine Mays. This exquisite, thought-provoking show, entitled Rich Soil, featured dynamic figural works created from intricately-woven copper-hued metal strands. Many of the works were inspired by performances of the Alvin Ailey Dance Theater Company and, in the words of the artist, “these images reflect joy, jubilation and hope.” Her pieces were artfully arranged among golden Dancing Lady orchids, delicate moth orchids, and vivacious Vandas, creating one of the most memorable Orchid Daze displays in Garden history.

Origami in the Garden This year’s summer exhibition celebrated the Japanese art of paperfolding in a BIG way, with 18 installations of 68 origami-inspired metal sculptures, many of which were unveiled for the first time here in Atlanta. Created by Jennifer and Kevin Box, in collaboration with origami masters Beth Johnson, Michael G. LaFosse, and Robert J. Lang, the exhibition featured a grazing deer in front of Longleaf restaurant, a show-stopping Pegasus on the Great Lawn, pinwheel sunflowers blowing in the breeze on the Anne Cox Chambers Flower Walk, and a sky-high bouquet of bright blooms in Skyline Pond. In Cascades Garden, nine origami boats called “Paper Navigators” appeared to float in the water, with a tenth held in the outstretched hand of the Garden’s iconic Earth Goddess.

Sean Kenney’s Nature Connects Made with LEGO® Bricks At our Gainesville garden, guests were excited to discover an exhibition of 15 oversized sculptures built entirely with offthe-shelf LEGO® blocks. Nature Connects was the inaugural exhibit when the Gainesville garden opened in 2015, and this new show was an equally huge hit. The largest sculpture, an ornate jewel-toned peacock, was constructed of more than 68,000 bricks. Other fan favorites included a Galapagos tortoise, a super-sized corn spider, a roseate skimmer dragonfly, a hummingbird alighting on a trumpet flower, and a monarch butterfly on milkweed. In addition to sparking creativity, this exhibition helped to raise awareness about preserving habitats, protecting pollinators, and treasuring our natural world. 13

NOURISHING OUR COMMUNIT Y Education and outreach are central to the Garden’s mission as we work together to create a healthier, greener planet.

AgLanta Eats The Garden’s flagship community outreach program, Plant. Eat. Repeat., connects with a variety of neighborhood gardens, urban agriculture operations, and food producers every year. In August 2022, it was exciting to once again host the hyper-local food festival, AgLanta Eats, welcoming more than 1,000 attendees to enjoy tastings prepared by top local chefs utilizing the freshest ingredients from metro Atlanta growers and farms. This event supports AgLanta’s mission—to cultivate a resilient, equitable, inclusive, just, and accessible food system—and benefits the “Grows-ALot” program in association with Groundwork Atlanta and the Atlanta Mayor’s Office of Resilience. A fun fact about our 2022 event: we collected ten large bins of compost and three bins of recycling, but only ONE bag of trash! Outdoor Kitchen The centerpiece for culinary programs at the Atlanta Botanical Garden is the Edible Garden’s Outdoor Kitchen, a delicious destination where foodies can learn about the cultivation and consumption of fresh, sustainablygrown produce. This year, programming resumed at nearly pre-pandemic levels with a dynamic mix of free-with-admission Chef Demos; cooking classes offered as part of our adult education programming; and ticketed dinners in our wildly popular Well Seasoned Chef and Fresh Plates series. The Outdoor Kitchen was also a focal point for the return of signature events such as Vanilla Sunday and Chocolate-covered Weekend, as well as the Refugee Recipe Celebration, a multicultural gathering highlighting the distinctive ingredients and cultural traditions that help make Atlanta such a diverse and special place.

Camps for Kids In 2022, we offered camp-days during school breaks and week-long summer camp sessions that were full of discovery, adventure, and nature exploration. In addition to camps for children ages 6-10, our Middle School STEAM Summer Program returned in 2022, partnering with Clayton County Public Schools to introduce a group of students from Title I schools to in-depth topics related to ecology, botany, and food science. Through this program, middle schoolers examined environmental and social problems facing Atlantans while also having fun creating nature-art projects, conducting experiments, and cooking with natural ingredients in the Outdoor Kitchen. Kinder in the Garden For the previous two years, school field trips had been almost entirely put on pause, so it was truly exciting to see student groups of all ages coming back to the Garden in 2022. We were especially thrilled to bring back the much-beloved Kinder in the Garden program, an initiative of the City of Atlanta’s Cultural Experience Project that provides every kindergartner in Atlanta Public Schools with the opportunity to visit the Atlanta Botanical Garden. By introducing life-science concepts to thousands of kindergarten students annually, this program is instrumental in instilling a lifelong love of nature while nourishing young minds. 15

A D VA N C I N G PLANT C O N S E RVAT I O N AND RESEARCH The Garden’s Southeastern Center for Conservation works to conserve threatened native plants in a rapidly changing world. 2022 highlights of the Center’s work include:

Gap Analysis To develop necessary safeguarding measures to help prevent the extinction of species, our conservation scientists work to identify gaps in ex situ collections held in botanical institutions worldwide. Together with collaborators from national and international organizations, the Southeastern Center for Conservation published two gap analyses in 2022. The first, a global conservation gap analysis of Magnolia, revealed that 98 of the world’s 330 Magnolia species are completely absent from any ex situ collection, thereby offering a framework for prioritizing these species of greatest conservation concern. The second, a gap analysis of plant taxa of conservation concern in the southeastern United States, found that our region surprisingly is faring better than others in plant conservation efforts with 54% of species in collections; findings from this study are being used to prioritize rare plants that are endemic to the Southeast and need to be secured in seed banks and cultivated living collections. Seed Banking As a biodiversity hotspot, the Southeast is at increased risk of loss due to climate change and other anthropogenic influences. Seed banks are a cost-effective and space-efficient method of protecting threatened plant species, and the Atlanta Botanical Garden’s Conservation Seed Bank is quickly growing to be one of the largest in the southeastern United States. Our facility now holds seeds collected from more than 2,700 wild plants, representing 533 species. We collaborate closely with the Center for Plant Conservation, the Southeastern Plant Conservation Alliance, and additional partners on what is truly a team effort to safeguard some of the world’s most unique flora.

Regional Partnerships The Southeastern Plant Conservation Alliance (SE PCA) is a publicprivate partnership of conservation professionals currently chaired by the Atlanta Botanical Garden’s Southeastern Center for Conservation. It brings together government agencies, land managers, botanical gardens, university programs, and other experts across fifteen states and two territories in a coordinated effort to restore and prevent the loss of plant diversity in the southeastern United States. In 2022, SE PCA continued its work on 13 focal species, including the relict trillium (Trillium reliquum), American chaffseed (Schwalbea americana), Miccosukee gooseberry (Ribes echinellum), Puerto Rico manjack (Varronia rupicola), and white fringeless orchid (Platanthera integrilabia). 17

CONTRIBUTING TREMENDOUS TIME AND TA L E N T S Volunteers are undeniably essential to the success of the Garden’s multi-faceted mission.

From greeting visitors, leading docent tours, and engaging students and children in STEM activities to supporting important conservation research efforts and working directly with horticulture staff, our volunteers make a difference in countless ways. As it became safe again to gather in person, volunteer orientations at the Garden resumed in 2022, and we were happy to welcome 50 new core volunteers at our Midtown campus this year. By year’s end, a total of more than 500 volunteers contributed 25,000 hours of service in both Midtown and Gainesville, representing an increase of 23% from the previous year. We are incredibly grateful for the contributions of each and every new and longstanding volunteer. Centennial Club In 2022, 135 individuals each contributed more than 100 volunteer hours at the Atlanta Botanical Garden; of those individuals, 24 contributed more than 200 hours of service.

Roots of the Garden The following Garden volunteers are distinguished for providing the most hours of service in 2022: Charlotte Miller Janet Cantrelle Chris File

635 420 325

Diane Korzeniewski Anne Boyte Marge Smith

320 300 280

2022 Volunteers of the Month The following Atlanta-based volunteers were nominated by their staff supervisors for showing exceptional devotion and enthusiasm in their roles: Jo Kroger Rosemary Cox Marge Smith Linda Hirsch Allison Nicolle Heather Tangren

Paula White Kathryn LaTour Stan Bokoski Denise Siegel Penny Crump Deedi Henson

2022 Volunteers of the Quarter The following Gainesville-based volunteers were nominated by their staff supervisors for showing exceptional devotion and enthusiasm in their roles: Jim Giambrone Sally Walople Martha Rightmyer Dick Rightmyer

2 0 2 2 V O LU N T E E R O F T H E Y E A R : PAU L A W H I T E

Since first joining the Garden’s volunteer ranks in 2009, Paula White has led docent tours, gardened with horticulturists, greeted guests in the Hardin Visitor Center, shared knowledge at family-friendly discovery stations, and helped at numerous events including concerts, Goblins in the Garden, and Garden Lights, Holiday Nights. A Centennial Club member and 200-hour volunteer since 2011, Paula is also a three-time Volunteer of the Month and a five-time Root of the Garden. While all of her contributions are significant, she has made perhaps the greatest difference in her volunteer leadership roles for the Gardens for Connoisseurs Tour, the annual Garden Symposium, the Plant Explorers Auction, and the biennial Atlanta Botanical Garden Flower Show. When chosen as a Volunteer of the Month in 2013, Paula said, “The Garden has offered an opportunity for constant learning, meeting wonderful people, making friends and connecting to a new home.” We are so pleased that she has found a home here over the past 13 years, and we cannot thank her enough for her involvement and support. 19

FINANCIAL S U M M A RY

statement of activities

for the 12-month period ending Dec. 31, 2022

OPE R ATI N G R E V E N U E

22%

A D VA N C E M E N T

12%

27%

GARDEN LIGHTS, HOLIDAY NIGHTS

EVENTS & PROGRAMS

T O TA L REV EN UE

$35,041,022

14%

R E STA U R A N T & G I F T SH O P

18%

ADMIS SIONS

ENDOW ME N T DRAW

2% O THER

Operating profits of the Atlanta Botanical Garden are reinvested back into the Garden to support annual renovations, maintenance, and capital improvement projects ranging from building renovations to equipment replacement and repairs. In addition, in 2022, the Garden invested in strategic initiatives and programs to support our community. 22

OPE R ATI N G E X P E N S E S

24%

O P E R AT I O N S

M A R KE T I N G

13%

T O TA L EXP EN SES

$29,935,698

RE S TAURA N T & GI FT S H O P

22%

GARDENS & FA C I L I T I E S

10%

EVENTS & PR O G R A MS

A D VA N C E MEN T

E X H IB I T S

CONSERVATION & RESEARCH

EDUCATION

*Operating revenue and expenses do not include restricted funding for Conservation, Education, or Capital Investments.

WITH G R AT I T U D E for our donors

INSTITUTIONS The Atlanta Botanical Garden gratefully acknowledges the following corporations, foundations, public sector entities, and organizational donors for their annual contributions between January 1, 2022 and December 31, 2022. $500,000 and above The J.B. Fuqua Foundation $150,000 -$499,999 The Home Depot Foundation Isdell Family Foundation Invesco QQQ North Georgia Community Foundation $50,000 - $149,999 Amazon American Public Gardens Association Cox Enterprises Delta Air Lines Georgia Power Company Georgia Power Foundation Katherine John Murphy Foundation The Zeist Foundation $25,000 - $49,999 Audi Atlanta The Coca-Cola Company Fulton County Arts and Culture The Imlay Foundation James M. Cox Foundation The Ray M. and Mary Elizabeth Lee Foundation $10,000 - $24,999 Ameris Bank Arcus Capital Partners Arrow Exterminators Bobby Dodd Institute Charles Loridans Foundation Chen-Lin Education & Culture Foundation The Dozen Dimes Foundation The Frances and Beverly DuBose Foundation JBS Foundation The John and Rosemary Brown Family Foundation King & Spalding M. Austin Davis Foundation The Martha and Wilton Looney Foundation PNC Financial Services Group The SKK Foundation True Vine Experience Foundation

$5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous The Caldwell Stair Charitable Gift Fund Edge Capital Group The ERS Fund The George M. Brown Trust Fund of Atlanta The Gould Family Foundation The Mary Brown Fund of Atlanta Northside Hospital Publix Super Markets Charities The Storey Foundation Truist Financial Corporation Van Engelen Yee Family Charitable Fund $2,500 - $4,999 The BBC Foundation The Catherine H. & John H. Crawford III Family Foundation Deupree Family Foundation The Garden Club of Georgia The Junior League of Atlanta Kiwanis Club of Atlanta Leslie & Marilyn Kelman Charitable Gift Fund The Schroeder Foundation Walter G. Canipe Foundation The William H. & Mattie Wattis Harris Foundation $500 - $2,499 Catholic Foundation of North Georgia Centennial Holding Company Georgia Plant Trade and Sales Club The Graves Foundation The H Foundation Hope-Beckham Iris Garden Club Janney Montgomery Scott LLC JC Raulston Arboretum Joseph G. & Inez Crawford Burtchaell Foundation Long Family Charitable Gift Fund Loren Petersen Family Foundation My Secret Garden Ralph & Mary Cleveland Foundation The Williams Family Foundation of Georgia

INDIVIDUALS The Atlanta Botanical Garden would like to thank the following individual donors for their generous annual support between January 1, 2022 and December 31, 2022. Donation levels represent each donor’s total giving, including annual fund gifts, Circles and other membership contributions, restricted and unrestricted grants, sponsorships, and/or other operating support. $100,000 and above The Estate of Ms. Elkin Goddard Alston $50,000-$99,999 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Furniss Mr. and Mrs. George Nemhauser $20,000-$49,999 Mr. Joseph H. Boland, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Crawford, IV Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. J. Rex Fuqua Mr. and Mrs. S. Taylor Glover Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrison Babette and Bill Henagan Mr. James B. Miller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Moses Cat and Parrish Owens Robin and Marc Pollack Mrs. Deen Day Sanders and Mr. James R. Sanders, Jr. Ms. Margaretta J. Taylor Nancy Allen Waterfill $10,000-$19,999 Natalie and David Batchelor Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Beard Mr. Steven Behm Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bosio Susan and Michael Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cary, Jr. Dr. Lawrence E. Cooper and Mrs. Carol Cooper Christine Curtis Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Davis Mr. and Mrs. William W. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. John Dyer Ms. Anne E. Hayden Mr. and Mrs. John J. Huntz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bahman Irvani Mr. and Mrs. Neville C. Isdell Mrs. Ann Kay Mr. and Mrs. James C. Kennedy Ms. Lyn B. Kirkland and Ms. Cheryl Tryon Mr. and Mrs. W. David Knight Mr. and Mrs. James MacGinnitie Linda and Ed McGinn Sara and Cody Partin Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Reiser, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roby Robinson

Ms. Ruth Magness Rollins Martha Johnson and Andrea Romstad Louis and Kathy Sawyer Ms. Janine Brown and Mr. Alex Simmons Ace Strong Mrs. Maria Tassopoulos and Mr. Timothy Tassopoulos Ms. Carol B. Tomé and Mr. Ramon E. Tomé $5,000-$9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Aldridge Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Allen Mr. and Mrs. John G. Alston Ms. Melissa Babb and Mr. Philip H. Babb Dr. Tom Bat and Mr. Rod Rusyniak Mr. and Mrs. Dameron Black, III Mr. and Mrs. Mose Bond Ms. Bobbi Cleveland and Mr. Stan Jones Kate and Matt Cook Mr. and Mrs. Oscar S. Davis Ms. Ellen Doft and Mr. Alexander Katz Mr. and Mrs. Beverly DuBose, III Mr. and Mrs. H. Alan Elsas Julie and John Fox Elizabeth M. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Gatley Laura and Philip Green Ms. Nicolette Hennings and Mr. Michael Paulk Mr. and Mrs. Howell Hollis, III Mrs. Mary Ellen Imlay Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson Sarah and Scott Kagan DeAnna and Gene J. Kansas Cheri and Bill Lennie Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Levy Mrs. Lynn Lowance Rebecca and James Martell Mr. and Mrs. John F. McMullan Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Mershon Ms. Melissa Monk Carly and Peter Nicolay Mr. and Mrs. Howard Palefsky Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Parker Douglas and Craig Perry Mrs. Mary K. Poland Mr. and Mrs. David Poroch April Porter Catrina Rebmann Patty and Doug Reid Cindy and Joseph Ronchetti Ms. Terrie Rooks and Mr. Read Morton 27

INDIVIDUALS (cont.) $5,000-$9,999 (cont.) Mrs. Janet Schoff and Mr. Richard Nailling Ayesha Siraj Mrs. Kim Smith and Mr. Alex Smith Mr. and Mrs. H. Bronson Smith Mr. Roger J. Smith Mrs. Laura S. Spearman $2,500-$4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Adams Ms. Robin Aiken and Mr. Bill Bolen Dr. Firelli Alonso and Mr. Jon Crate Ms. Irina Alperovich and Mr. Robert Kinney Mr. Shepard B. Ansley Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. Attkisson Jade and Michael Auzenne Ms. Eleanor Banister Melissa and Jose Barra Mrs. Molly Battin and Mr. Ramsay Battin Ms. Jan Beaves Jeannie and Matthew Beckett Elizabeth Benator Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Berberich Vanessa and Jeffrey Blake Mr. Arthur M. Blank Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Bliss Mrs. Stephanie S. Blomeyer Mr. Merritt S. Bond Mr. and Mrs. Sam Boyte Mrs. Lisa Brill and Mr. Ron Brill Mr. and Mrs. Norris A. Broyles, Jr. Dr. Peter Burns and Mrs. Dorothy Burns Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Butner Ms. Candace Carson Jane J. Casavant Anne B. Clegg Mrs. Susan Coddon Dr. Emily Coffey and Mr. Benson Schliesser Mrs. Christine Tryba-Cofrin and Mr. David Cofrin Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Courts, IV Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Cousins Ann and Jim Curry Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Cushing Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy E. Cushman, Jr. Ms. Robin Cutshaw and Ms. Donna Godsey Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dark Dr. Lewis M. Davis, Jr. Ms. Audra Dial and Mr. Matthew Ford Ms. Virginia Wayne Dixon Elizabeth and John Doane Dr. Joseph P. Dominguez Mr. and Mrs. David Dorton Mr. Rich Dowdeswell Stephanie Dowell and Maney Mazloom Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Dyke Mrs. Madonna Engle and Mr. Paul G. Engle Dr. Charles Epstein and Mrs. Terry Epstein Margaret Erickson Benjamin and Yoon Ettinger Cheri and Nick Faust Kathleen Gaffney Karen Gillespie

Mr. and Mrs. James D. Spratt, Jr. Laura Parker Sykes and the Karen and Richard Parker Family Charitable Fund The Honorable Ronit Z. Walker and Mr. Matt M. Bronfman Mrs. Harriet Warren Dancy and Charlie Wynne Mr. Allen W. Yee Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Glenn, II Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Greer, Jr. Mrs. Robert Griffith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Luther T. Griffith Mazie Lynn Guertin Ms. Louise Staton Gunn Mrs. Rand Hagen and Mr. Seth Hagen Ms. Tammie Harp and Mr. Mickey Harp Mr. and Mrs. John Hatfield Natalie and Douglas Herndon Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hertz Christi Hildebrandt and Danielle McCarthy Allison and Ben Hill Bette C. Hines Karen and Mark Holzberg Angela and William Hoyt Mr. and Mrs. William C. Humphreys, Jr. Mrs. Kay Ivester and Mr. M. Douglas Ivester Cynthia Jeness Mr. Ozzie Johnson Emily Williams Jordan and David Jordan Rosthema Kastin Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kauffman Minde and Lewis King Dr. Susan H. Kinsella Mr. George B. Kuzo Mr. and Mrs. E. Cody Laird, Jr. Mrs. Cara Anne Isdell Lee and Mr. Zak Lee Mrs. Vaughn Linder Kim and Michael Mansfield Mr. and Mrs. David S. Martin Kari and Joseph Martinez Ashley and David Mast Mr. and Mrs. T. Randolph Merrill Mrs. Kara Miller and Mr. David D. Miller Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Mobley, Jr. Mrs. Nancy Montgomery Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Moore Dr. Nancy Newton Mr. Lyle Nichols and Ms. Nancy Nichols Caye Oglesby and Rich Oglesby Ms. Christy O’Neill Lila Owens Susan and Richard Patton Ms. Lynn Pollard Ms. Kathleen Powell Ali and Clay Prickett Ms. Denita Pryor Eliza Quigley and Clara J. Quigley Mrs. Mary Anne Quin Elizabeth and Thomas Ramsey Dr. and Mrs. Randy Rizor Ms. Pat Robinson Mr. and Mrs. David Rudolph

Ms. Sylvia E. Russell Ms. Stacy Sanford Mrs. Lynn Saperstein and Mr. Jan Saperstein Andre Schnabl and Denny Marcus Mrs. Lu Anne Schwarz Alayne and George Sertl Mrs. Pat Mitchell Seydel and Mr. Scott Seydel Lynette E. Smith Dr. Kirsten Spraggins Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Staats, IV Ani and Thomas Steele Mae and William Stewart Mrs. Frances Stinson Mrs. Kay Stueve and Mr. James Stueve Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Stuk Sarah and David Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. Jason Taylor Ms. Paula Turner Pam Wakefield Dr. and Mrs. Winkler G. Weinberg Mr. K. Scott Westervelt Tammy Wood Ms. Lisa Yeager and Mr. Robert Ditty Mrs. Judy Zaban Miller and Mr. Lester Miller $1,000-$2,499 Mr. Paul Alberto and Mr. Michael Carroll Dr. Susan Allen and Dr. Eric Hunter Mrs. Susan Anderson and Mr. A. James Anderson Kerry and Marcos Arias Ms. Claire L. Arnold and Mr. H. Ross Arnold, III Colleen and Howard Austin Mr. D. Sean Bail and Mrs. Holly A. Bail Irene Baleno Mrs. Elizabeth Balentine and Mr. Robert Balentine Mr. and Mrs. James S. Balloun Burt Banks and David Barrett Ms. Patricia T. Barmeyer Mrs. Eleanor Barton Susan Bass and Tom Bradford Patty and Brian Beem Mrs. Candace Bell and Mr. Jeffrey W. Bell Mrs. Teresa Betkowski and Mr. Robert Betkowski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blake Mrs. Marty Boone and Mr. Dan W. Boone, III Mrs. Lisa Boone and Mr. Robert E. Boone, III Mrs. Lila Bradley and Mr. Allen N. Bradley Dr. Margo Brinton and Mr. Eldon Park Francine Bronstein and John Dalton Dr. Charles Bryant and Ms. Emilie Bryant Mrs. Priscilla Buege and Mr. Paul S. Buege Drs. Patricia and John Burd

Mr. Roger Burgess Lucy and Henry Bush Catherine Cage Maureen T. Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Bickerton W. Cardwell, Jr. Mrs. Charlotte Carmichael and Mr. Ben W. Carmichael, Jr. Mrs. Anne Carson Mary M. Chandler Dorothy and Franklin Chandler Ms. Janet M. Chapman Pamela H. Chawkin Mrs. Sidney Gause Childress Ms. Connie Christenson and Mr. Gregory Christenson Ms. Ruth Clem Dr. Gregg Codelli and Mrs. Natalie Codelli Mrs. Rita Connell and Mr. Ralph W. Connell Mrs. Linda Copeland and Mr. Dean Copeland Susan Cornwell and Brendon Cornwell Mrs. Holli R. Cortelyou and Mr. Robert J. Cortelyou Mignon M. Crawford and Montserrat Miller Adrian and Seth Crawford Dr. Ann D. Critz Mr. and Mrs. John Cromartie Dr. George L. Cross, III and Mrs. Anne Cross Kelsey Custodio and Chris Clegg Mrs. Jacqueline Cuthbert Dr. Mary Dampier and Dr. Carlton Dampier Natashe Davis and Carolyn Davis Mrs. Judith Deane Ms. Marion Dearing and Mr. Fleming James Katie Deegan and Scott Tinnon Jeannette and Scott DePoy Mrs. Andrea Derby and Mr. Jonathan Derby Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Dick Mrs. Janice Dickson and Mr. Steve Dickson Mr. and Mrs. David T. Dodge Mrs. Mary Doffermyre and Mr. Everette L. Doffermyre Byron C. Dye Dr. Allen Ecker Dr. Toni Egolum and Dr. Ugochukwu Egolum Ms. Gail H. Evans Stacey Evans Mrs. Susan Faulk and Mr. W. Daniel Faulk, Jr. Mrs. Sue Fearney Mr. Peter B. Fellman Mr. Bradley Ferguson and Mr. Charles H. Ferguson Ms. Christine File Mrs. Jennifer J. Fiorenza and Mr. Charles Fiorenza Mrs. Nancy Fischer and Mr. Jeff Fischer Shayna Flash Ms. Deborah Fox and Mr. Saye Atkinson Ms. Sallie Fox and Mr. Jason Williams Susan M. Franco Frances Franklin Brent Furse Mr. and Mrs. Carl I. Gable Mrs. Stephanie Garcha and Mr. Iqbal Garcha Mr. H. Earle Garvin and Mr. Sidney L. Shirley Mr. L. Tom Gay Dr. Grace Geisert and Dr. Eldon Geisert Doris and Matthew Geller Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Gellerstedt, III

Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Gerland, III Mrs. Karen Ghertner and Mr. Andrew L. Ghertner Mrs. Patricia S. Gianelloni Mrs. Sieglinde K. Gillfillan Shawn Gleason Mr. and Mrs. John T. Glover Mrs. Suzanne Godfrey and Mr. Edward W. Godfrey Patricia Goeckel and Karen Goeckel Lynn Goldowski and Sam Schwartz Debbie and Richard Goldsmith Mr. Albert G. Goodgame Mrs. Anne Goodsell and Mr. Richard Goodsell Carolyn and David Gould Mrs. Carol Grady Mr. and Mrs. Tom Greene Michelle and Mike Griffith Dr. William Grist and Mrs. Marilyn Grist Angela and Robert Gross Mrs. Morven Groves and Mr. Russell Groves Mr. Robert H. Gunn, Jr. Ms. Kim Gustafson and Mr. Michael Gustafson Mrs. JoAnn Haden-Miller and Mr. Bill G. Miller Catherine and Richard Haining Julie Haley and Drake Van de Castle Mr. Lewis H. Hamner, III and Mr. Thomas Jay Brendiar Jane Harmon and H. Mikell Jones Jacqueline and Ken Harper Jan Harralson Pamela and David Harrington Carly Harrington Ms. Aileen P. Hatcher Ellen M. Hauck and Markham Smith David G. Haynes Elaine and Ingo Hentschel Bonnie and Terry Herron Daniel L. Higgins Ms. Jana Higuera and Mr. James R Doles Dr. Sarah H. Hill and Mr. B. H. Hill, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James E. Hinkle Mrs. Linda Hirsch and Mr. Barry Hirsch Mrs. Kay K. Hodges Dr. and Ms. Kent Holland Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hope Richard A. Horder Mr. Harry C. Howard Dr. Linda Hubert and Mr. Richard Hubert Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Hurwitz Mrs. Cameron P. Ives and Mr. David P. Stockert Elizabeth L. Jenkinson and James A. Owens Sally C. Jobe Dr. Steven M. Johnson Ms. Elaine Gerke and Mr. Cliff Jolliff Michael Jones Ms. Lynnette Kenith and Mr. Gregory B. Kenith Emily C. Knobloch Sandra and Loren Koch Ms. Jeannie Kostiuk Susan R. Kreuzer Mr. and Mrs. E. Trice Laird Dr. and Mrs. Scott I. Lampert Mr. James H. Landon Mr. and Mrs. J. Hicks Lanier, II Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Lassiter, III Katie Scarlett Lawson and J. R. Wood

Dr. Shirley Lazenby Laura P. Ledford and Bruce Ledford Mr. and Mrs. Jon Letzler Fulton Lewis and Stephen Rhoney Kim R. Lipscomb Joanne and Ethan Lipsig Peggy Livingston and Colin Martin Kaneta F. Lott Hang Lu and Yonathan Thio Judy Lyon and Ron Bloom Jennifer and Kevin Lyman Mr. Ken MacLean Mrs. Cindy Mallard Linda Martinson and Andy Stratton Mrs. Suzanne S. Masters and Mr. Michael Masters Atiba Mbiwan and Tiffany Friesen Debi and Steve McCullough Mrs. Katherine McMaster and Mr. Charles Buchholz Holly C. McMurray Liza H. McSwain Nancy McSweeney and Jack McSweeney Mrs. Angela Meadows and Mr. Stephen Meadows Anne and Philip Metz Mrs. Carrie Mikhalevsky Sue and George Missbach Mr. and Mrs. John S. Mori Toussaint Moseley and RollsRoyce Menifee Martha Murphy and Dale Murphy Mrs. Carole Cole Musarra Susan L. Nardelli Shelby L. Nelson Mary Alice and Patrick NeSmith Jessica and Ryan Newth Anne and Bill Newton Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. O’Callaghan Regina Olchowski and Edward Potter Maureen and Thomas O’Shea Neha and Gaurav Patel Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson Hannah Patterson Mrs. Nancy L. Peek and Mr. Hal H. Peek Eleanor Post Dr. and Mrs. Morris E. Potter Michael Proctor Dr. David Purcell and Mr. Steve McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Gordon P. Ramsey Cynthia Ratcliff and Jerry Talansky Mr. Daniel B. Rather Drs. Mary Lynn and Matthew Realff Kelly and Blake Reed Mr. and Mrs. Frederick O. Reese, Jr. Cynthia B. Reid Sharon Remaly and Ann Mertens Mr. Kirk Rich Mrs. Eleanor Ridley Cynthia L. Rintye and Perry Rintye Mr. and Mrs. James W. Robbins Cynthia Robertson and David Davis Marcia P. Robinson Betsy and Lee Robinson Andrew Rodriguez Dr. Beverly B. Rogers and Mr. Thomas Rogers Susan Rolih and Muriel Rolih James and Lisa Rooney Kitsy Rose and Delores Sticht

INDIVIDUALS (cont.) $1,000-$2,499 (cont.) Lorrie Thomas Ross and Darrell Ross Margaret A. Ross Mr. Robert Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Roycroft Ms. Sylvia C. San Martin Dr. and Mrs. Rein Saral Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saul Diana Sauvigne Paula Sawyer and Robin Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. David Schachter Sherry and Lawrence Schnee Suzanne and Richard Schultze Shouky Shaheen Carrie Diana Sharpe and Eric Sharpe Michelle and Raymond Shaw Mr. and Mrs. John Shepard Kelli Castille and James Shirley Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shults Mrs. Marcy Siegel and Mr. Marshall Siegel Pamela and Jeffrey Simyon Melina R. Slotnick Raenell Soller Mrs. Carol Sorrow and Mr. Ronald Sorrow Linda and Mason Stephenson Ms. Anne Sterchi Suzanne Szabo and Diana DeLaTour Ms. Patty Thomas and Mr. Henry Waszkowski Mr. and Mrs. J. Alston A. Thompson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Tillman Louise Tittsworth Zenobia and Joshua Trexler Mrs. Susie Trotochaud and Mr. Scott Dorfman Julia and Kam Tse Mrs. Roberta Unger and Mr. James Unger Mrs. Lee Van Leuvan and Mr. Richard Van Leuvan Mrs. Maddy Veltri and Mr. Jerry J. Veltri Mary Beth Wafer Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wang Mrs. Jeanne Webers and Mr. Wayne Webers Elizabeth Weese and Emily Weese Mrs. Anne Weltner and Mrs. June W. Lehman Lezlie and Michael Welty Dr. Barbara Williams and Mr. Ben Thorpe Terie and Christopher Williams Charles T. Willis Maleia and Roland Wilson Mrs. Lynne Winship Robert and Sheryl Winton Mrs. Michelle Wolfersberger and Mr. Matthew L. Wolfersberger Ms. Jeannie B. Wright Mrs. Jane H. Young Studie and Zach Young Adam F. Zimmerman $500-$999 Mary Anne Ackourey Dr. Joel M. Adler and Mrs. Toni Adler William and Crista Albertson Juliet and John Allan Susan and Lorenzo Amato Janelle and Kirk Anderson Carolyn Arakaki

Rachael Arnold and Carl Pfranger Ellen Arnoitz and Michael Plasker Mr. and Mrs. R. Lawrence Ashe, Jr. Charles and Courtney Asik Lori Avirett-Mackenzie and Kenneth Mackenzie Albert Barclay Scott and Nikie Barfield Jonathan Barona Norris Barrett and Judy Barrett Mr. Thomas A. Barrow, Jr. Lynne Barth Mrs. Lindsay Bays Stacey W. Beardsley Nancy E. Bedford Mrs. Jo Ann Bertrand and Mr. Aaron Bertrand Mrs. Kori M. Bishop and Mr. Lynwood Bishop Marilyn Black and Kelly Black-Holmes Dr. R. Dwain Blackston Mrs. Angeline Box and Mr. Philip M. Box Suzette and Stan Brading Mrs. Patricia A. Bras and Mr. Rafael Bras Mrs. Renee Bready and Mr. Robert Bready Kellie and Mauricio Briceno Lynn Brindell Debra Brock and Benjamin Brock Brenda Broun Mrs. Zaneta R. Brown and Mr. Derek Brown Mrs. Samantha Bryan and Mr. Bruce Bryan Louise and Walton Bryde Natalie and Thomas Bryson Ms. Connie Buchanan Laurel and Gordon Buchmiller Dr. Susie Buchter Mrs. Jan Burleson and Mr. Gene E. Burleson Julie Burton and George Sharrard Dr. John J. Byrne and Mrs. Kathi Byrne Carolyn and Christophe Cadiou Cathi Callahan Mario C. Cambardella Suzanne Carpenter Ms. Joanne Carswell and Ms. Paula Dixon Rufus A. Chambers Ms. Sandra Chase Lynn Cochran and Bill Schroder Dr. Mildred M. Cody and Mr. William Cody Mrs. Ann Collins and Mr. John P. Collins Barbara and Bill Conn Sharon Stark Dr. Max D. Cooper and Mrs. Rosalie Cooper Ms. Casey Cornell and Mr. Ritchie McNally Amy Cosgrove and Blake Jones Susan and Edward Croft Melissa and Alexander Crozier Mrs. Barbara S. Crum and Mr. H. Preston Crum Mitch Cupit Rebecca Dacey Katy Daniel and Thomas MacDonald Megan Davenport Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. de Kok Ms. Ruth M. DeLoor and Mr. Milton A. Watson, Jr. Dr. Christopher J. Dente Laura and Richard Diamond

Mr. Paul Dorn, Jr. Ms. Sally A. Dorn and Ms. Janet Sowers Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dortch Elizabeth DuBose Ms. Francine D. Dykes and Mr. Richard H. Delay Tera and John Edwards Mr. John Ethridge Kwynn and Christopher Everest Scott Evers Dr. and Mrs. Slade Exley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fair Mrs. Lauran B. Fechte and Mr. Robert J. Fechte Joy Fernandez de Narayan Mr. and Mrs. Bradford W. Ferrer Ms. Tracy Field Lauren Fisher-McBrayer and Greg McBrayer Elaine Gale and Randy Pimsler Mr. Andrew Garcia Gail and Cary Gavant Brooke Geiger and Philip Theodore Mrs. Heidi Geller and Mr. David L. Geller Harriet Gentry and Russell Gentry Mary and Richard Gerakitis Diana Getz and Maddie Mitchell Ms. Chaudron Gille Dr. Donald M. Gilner and Mrs. Celia Gilner Pam and Robert Glustrom Betty and Daryl Goetz Dr. Marvin Goldstein and Mrs. Ann Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Greeson Susan A. Gregory Estate of Emily Bourne Grigsby Elizabeth P. Haake Mrs. Susan Hadorn and Mr. Chris Hadorn Montez and Shep Hammack Aiscia Hampton Dr. Randy Harber and Mrs. Kathy Harber Anne and Alex Harris Mrs. Margaret Hawes and Mr. Alexander S. Hawes Shirley and Ricky Hazlerigs Mrs. Wendy Herndon Laura D. Heyward Dr. David M. Hill Donna K. Hodges Dr. Wayne K. Hoffman and Mr. Tom Torrey Shirley and William Hollberg David M. Holmes Mrs. Ronnie Hon and Mr. Henry Jew Mr. David Hopkins Mrs. Zandra Horkan and Mr. Thomas Horkan Ms. Kathy Hornbuckle Erin and Joshua Horne Caroline Howell Dr. James M. Hughes and Mrs. Pamela P. Hughes Keisha and Eric Hunt Ms. Charlene Hutcheson Ms. Lin Inlow and Mr. George Inlow Dr. Bill Jackson Craig Jacobi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jaeger Dr. Salley Jessee Ms. Nancy Jewett and Mr. Jeffrey Lacey Ms. Martina Jimenez and Mr. Chris Sperry

Mrs. Cecy Jones Mrs. Dianna Jones and Mr. Bob Jones Jennifer Kahn Mr. Chris Keir and Mr. Kevin Kalinsky Dr. Douglas Kallman and Mrs. Donna R. Kallman Mrs. Susan Kaufman and Mr. Kode Kaufman Debbie and Roth Kehoe Sandy and Bill Kellam Dayle Kern and Christopher Snider Janet Kern Mr. and Mrs. Dow N. Kirkpatrick, II Ms. Candance Klein and Professor Mark Hay Abby and Charlie Kleman Nancy Koughan and William Sandidge Joan and Jeffrey Krall Dr. Linton Kuchler and Mrs. Pamela Kuchler Jonathan LaCrosse John Lee Ms. Patricia A. Lee and Mr. Richard F. Lee David Lerner Deborah and Anthony Levinson Pamela and William Lewis Helene and Clyde Lollis Ms. Jamie M. Longhurst Mr. Terry Longstreth and Mr. Jonathan Keller Nancy and Ralph MacDonald Stephene Major Faye and Brian Maloney Mrs. MaryLynn Manley and Mr. Mark Manley Julie and Lawrence Marciano Maria D. Martin Conor Matheson Mr. Robert Mathews Mary McCahan Deserie McCauley and David Savak Gloria and Ian McColl Whitney and Stephen McDonald Kristin and Angus McFadden Amy and Daniel McMorrow Debbie and Randy Meade Mr. Theodore J. Meinhardt and Mr. Kevin T. Brady Alec Michaelides Mrs. Dorothy H. Miller Mrs. Agnes Miller-Landers Cathy Minch Mr. Timothy S. Minton Ann Moller Sarah and William Montgomery Robin Moore Marianna and John Moores William Morgan Janice Moriarity and Sheri Taylor Mr. and Mrs. W. Hampton Morris Mrs. Vicki S. Morris and Ms. Jessica Morris Brenda and Charles Moseley Ms. Beth A. Nathan and Mr. Robert Nathan Dr. Donald Nesbitt and Ms. Laura Tomlin Judith and Paul Nicolson Annie and Steven Nord Mrs. Marsha Norris Sharon and Richard Nuckols Liza and Ed O’Hare Ann and Michael O’Neill

Mr. Tom Oswald and Mr. Jeff Messerall Catherine T. Owens Clinton Padgett Rebecca and Buddy Parker Tara and Randall Parrish Ms. Joyce Patterson and Mr. Thomas J. McTier Susan and Robert Patterson Gretchen and Carl Patton Ms. Marguerite Paul Priscilla and Simeon Payne Mr. and Mrs. E. Fay Pearce, Jr. Mr. Kevin M. Pearson Kris Poll and Michael Brady Lona Pope Dr. Lucy Axtell and Dr. John G. Porter Marion R. Powell and Malissa Collis Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Powell, III Dr. James Powers and Mrs. Christina Powers Mr. Daniel Preister and Mr. Sean Sprague Shelly Ray Mrs. Carolee Reaca-Harden and Mr. Karl Harden Mrs. Garnet Reardon and Mr. Daniel Reardon Ms. Gail Reed Cynthia Reedy and Gary Reedy Mrs. Loulie Reese and Mr. Frank Reese Barbara and Ron Reid Leslie Renjilian Angie M. Richards Dr. Eleanore Robinson Katherine and James Robson Mary Novotny Rodriquez and Andrew Rodriquez Rhonda Rogers and Sonya Stika Lisa Rosenbaum Dirk Rountree Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rust Charles Ryan Annalee and Michael Sams Jennifer Sams and Susan Fitzsimmons Iris and Jeffrey Sauls Ashley and Mark Schisler Paula Schlich Steve D. Schmidt Anita and Thomas Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Willy L. Schotte Jack R. Schultz Dr. Margaret Schutte and Dr. Antonio Rios Melissa Segel and John Houlihan Cliff P. Settle Vesna and Greg Shelnutt Lacy S. Shelton and George Searle Ms. Rebecca Sherrill and Ms. LeeAnn Jones Mr. Mark Shuford Mrs. Joanna P. Skinner and Mr. John Skinner Kristy Slaton and Cliff Slaton Mrs. Nichole Slattery and Mr. Brett Slattery Amy Smith Mrs. Sandra R. Smith and Mr. Robert C. Smith H. Bronson Smith, Jr. Micheleh C. Souvannaratvongseuk Mrs. Kay Spearman and Mr. Kent Spearman Dr. Thad Starner and Ms. Tavenner Hall Ms. Sharon Steele and Ms. Emily Gwynn Tricia and Mark Steele Dr. Richard Stephens and Mr. Randall Loehrig

Lizanne Stephenson Ms. Yee W. Stevens and Mr. John Stevens Esther and Jim Stokes Linda Stone B Michelle Strickland David W. Strickler Dr. Edward Sugarman and Mrs. Beth Sugarman Nellie and Michael Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Surber Mr. James E. Sustman Camm C. Swift Sharon and J Talbert Mr. Clarence Taylor Donna Taylor and Jack Hammond Robert J. Taylor, IV Tunsel D. Taylor and Russell L. Tucker Tutu Tega and Fred Tega Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Tenenbaum Eric Thompson and James Mallory Mrs. Julia W. Thompson and Mr. Michael Thompson Mr. and Mrs. M. Robert Thornton Cathy Toren Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Trapp Pamela and Charles Treadwell Patricia and Eddie Turner John Underwood Pamela and Alfredo Urdaneta DeLana K. Valentine Kristie and Erik Van Winkle Mr. and Mrs. William VanDerKloot Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Vason Marianne and Paul Velker Ms. Mary Vidarte Megan M. Vieira-Peng Ms. Rose Marie Wade Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Wahlen, Jr. Ms. Cynthia Widner Wall and Mr. James Wall C-A and Melvin Washington Kristina and Justin Waters Angel and Jeremy Webb Elizabeth and Scott Webber Angie and Samuel Weiland Reina and Lawrence Welch Ann and Carden Welsh Ms. Jan Wendler Mrs. Sherrie Wetstone and Mr. Jordan Wetstone Mrs. Tracy F. Wheelis and Mr. Matthew E. Wheelis Mr. and Mrs. William A. Whitaker Mrs. Paula White Mrs. Ellen Wiley and Mr. Floyd M. Wiley, III Elizabeth and David Wilke Elizabeth and Chris Willett Ann and Stantley Williams Linda and Jeremy Williams Nancy Wolk and Hayne Thornton Nina Woodham Bonnie Woodward and Bonnie Basham Mrs. Catherine E. Woodward and Mr. Robert Woodward Maggie Wunderle Mrs. Annie York-Trujillo and Mr. Raul F. Trujillo Mrs. Carolyn S. Youngblood Mr. Charles Youngs

CIRCLES MEMBERS The Atlanta Botanical Garden appreciates the members of the Orchid, Magnolia, and Arbor Circles for their generous philanthropic support and contributions to the Garden’s vitality. The following list includes both one-year and two-year active memberships as of December 31, 2022. Orchid Circle ($10,000 annually) Mrs. Natalie Batchelor and Mr. David Batchelor Mr. Steven Behm Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cary, Jr. Dr. Lawrence E. Cooper and Mrs. Carol Cooper Mr. and Mrs. John H. Crawford, IV Christine Curtis Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Davis Mr. and Mrs. John Dyer Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. J. Rex Fuqua Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Furniss Mr. and Mrs. S. Taylor Glover Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrison Laura and Scott Harrison Babette and Bill Henagan Mr. and Mrs. John J. Huntz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bahman Irvani Mr. and Mrs. Michael Z. Kay Mr. and Mrs. James C. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. W. David Knight Mrs. Cara Anne Isdell Lee and Mr. Zak Lee Ms. Linda Lively and Mr. Jim Hugh Mr. and Mrs. James MacGinnitie Linda and Ed McGinn Mr. James B. Miller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Moses Cat and Parrish Owens Mr. and Mrs. Howard Palefsky Sara and Cody Partin Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Perry Robin and Marc Pollack Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Reiser, Jr. Mr. Aaron Ribner Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rigby Mr. and Mrs. H. Bronson Smith Mrs. Linda Sward Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Taylor Carol and Ramon Tomé Magnolia Circle ($5,000 annually) Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Aldridge Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Allen Ms. Melissa Babb and Mr. Philip H. Babb Mr. Robert A. Bartlett Dr. Tom Bat and Mr. Rod Rusyniak Mr. and Mrs. Dameron Black, III Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Blackney Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blake Susan and Michael Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burke Kate and Matt Cook Ms. Suzanne M. Dansby Mr. and Mrs. William W. Dixon Ms. Ellen Doft and Mr. Alexander Katz Debbie and John Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Gatley

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Glenn, II Laura and Philip Green Ms. Anne E. Hayden Ms. Nicolette Hennings and Mr. Michael Paulk Mr. and Mrs. Howell Hollis, III Mrs. Mary Ellen Imlay Mr. and Mrs. Neville C. Isdell Cheri and Bill Lennie Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Levy Rebecca and James Martell Mr. and Mrs. John F. McMullan Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Mershon Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Mobley, Jr. Ms. Melissa Monk Mr. and Mrs. James H. Morgens Mr. and Mrs. George Nemhauser Douglas and Craig Perry Mr. and Mrs. David Poroch April Porter Mr. and Mrs. Roby Robinson Ms. Ruth Magness Rollins Cindy and Joseph Ronchetti Ms. Terrie Rooks and Mr. Read Morton Mrs. Deen Day Sanders and Mr. James R. Sanders, Jr. Mrs. Laura S. Spearman Mr. and Mrs. James D. Spratt, Jr. The Honorable Ronit Z. Walker and Mr. Matt M. Bronfman Mrs. Harriet Warren Nancy Allen Waterfill and Joe A. Waterfill Kay Watson and Kendall Moister Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wood Dancy and Charlie Wynne Arbor Circle ($2,500 annually) Ms. Robin Aiken and Mr. Bill Bolen Dr. Firelli Alonso and Mr. Jon Crate Mary and James Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. Attkisson Jade and Michael Auzenne Ms. Kathleen M. Barksdale Melissa and Jose Barra Mrs. Molly Battin and Mr. Ramsay Battin Ms. Jan Beaves Jeannie and Matthew Beckett Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Berberich Mr. Arthur M. Blank Ms. Diana Blank Mrs. Stephanie S. Blomeyer Mr. and Mrs. Mose Bond Mr. Merritt S. Bond Mr. and Mrs. Sam Boyte Bridget and Scott Brady Mrs. Lisa Brill and Mr. Ron Brill Carolyn and Max Brown Mr. and Mrs. Norris A. Broyles, Jr. Ashley and Cason Bufe

Dr. Peter Burns and Mrs. Dorothy Burns Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Butner Ms. Candace Carson Jane J. Casavant Mrs. Carolyn Caswell Mr. Daniel J. Chen Anne B. Clegg Mrs. Martha Clinkscales and Mr. David Forquer Mrs. Susan Coddon Mrs. Christine Tryba-Cofrin and Mr. David Cofrin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Cousins Ann and Jim Curry Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Cushing Ms. Robin Cutshaw and Ms. Donna Godsey Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dark Dr. Teresa Dau and Dr. Amanda McMillan Dr. Lewis M. Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. de Kok Ms. Audra Dial and Mr. Matthew Ford Ms. Virginia Wayne Dixon Dr. Joseph P. Dominguez Mr. and Mrs. David Dorton Ms. Allison Dukes and Mr. Billy Dukes Diana Einterz Mr. and Mrs. H. Alan Elsas Dr. Charles Epstein and Mrs. Terry Epstein Maggie Erickson Benjamin and Yoon Ettinger Cheri and Nick Faust Julie and John Fox Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fraundorf Ms. Jennifer Fuqua Kathleen Gaffney Carolyn Gibbs and Rick Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Greer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Luther T. Griffith Mrs. Robert Griffith, Jr. Mazie Lynn Guertin Ms. Tammie Harp and Mr. Mickey Harp Mr. and Mrs. John Hatfield Stacy and Peter Haubenschild Natalie and Douglas Herndon Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hertz Christi Hildebrandt and Danielle McCarthy Mrs. Kay K. Hodges Dr. Mark J. Holzberg and Mrs. Karen R. Holzberg Angela and William Hoyt Mr. and Mrs. William C. Humphreys, Jr. Mrs. Kay Ivester and Mr. M. Douglas Ivester Cynthia Jeness Mr. Robert A. Jetmundsen Emily Williams Jordan and David Jordan Sarah and Scott Kagan DeAnna and Gene Kansas Rosthema Kastin Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kauffman Emily and Hugh Kendrick

CIRCLES MEMBERS (cont.) Minde and Lewis King Dr. Susan H. Kinsella Esther and Christopher Kong Ms. Beth Ackerman Krebs and Mr. Paul Krebs Mr. George B. Kuzo Mr. James H. Landon Dr. Dorothy E. Mitchell-Leef and Mr. Forrest I. Leef Ms. Deborah K. Levey Jeannie and Glenn Lightsey Mrs. Lynn Lowance Mrs. Cindy Mallard Tracie Maloney Kim and Michael Mansfield Mrs. Lauren Fuqua Maronnier and Mr. Arnaud Maronnier Mr. and Mrs. David S. Martin Ashley and David Mast Stephanie Dowell and Maney Mazloom Mr. and Mrs. T. Randolph Merrill Mrs. Kara Miller and Mr. David D. Miller Mr. and Mrs. K. Ward Miller Keegan Treadaway and Carl Mitcheson Mrs. Nancy Montgomery Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Moore Dr. Nancy Newton Carly and Peter Nicolay Ms. Christy O’Neill

Lila Owens Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Parker Mrs. Tonya C. Paro and Mr. Steve Paro Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Pasquarelli Susan and Richard Patton Ms. Kathleen Powell Ali and Clay Prickett Ms. Heather Prill Ms. Denita Pryor Mrs. Mary Anne Quin Mr. and Mrs. Marbury Rainer Mr. and Mrs. Gordon P. Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. William C. Rawson Chris and Robert Reddinger Mallory Ring Mr. and Mrs. James W. Robbins Wanda Yancey Rodwell Ms. Sylvia E. Russell Ms. Stacy Sanford Mrs. Lynn Saperstein and Mr. Jan Saperstein Mr. and Mrs. David Schachter Lauren and Andrew Schlossberg Andre Schnabl and Denny Marcus Mrs. Lu Anne Schwarz Mrs. Dawn Severt and Mr. Timothy J. Severt Mr. and Mrs. S. Albert Sherrod Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Shields, Jr.

Mrs. Kim Smith and Mr. Alex Smith Mr. Roger J. Smith Lynette E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Staats, IV Ani and Thomas Steele Linda and Mason Stephenson Mae and William Stewart Mrs. Frances Stinson Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Stuk Sarah and David Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. Jason Taylor Ms. Margaretta J. Taylor Ms. Paula Turner Mrs. Lucy Vance Pam Wakefield Stuart L. Ward Dr. and Mrs. Winkler G. Weinberg Deborah Wheeler Mrs. Mary Hart Wilheit and Mr. Philip A. Wilheit Baade L. Wilson and Roger Wilson Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfes Tammy Wood Ms. Lisa Yeager and Mr. Robert Ditty Mr. Allen W. Yee Studie and Zach Young

CONSERVATION PARTNERS The Garden would like to thank the following organizations for their meaningful involvement and support in conservation and research initiatives between January 1, 2022 and December 31, 2022: Atlanta Orchid Society Botanic Gardens Conservation International Center For Plant Conservation Chicago Botanic Garden Emory University Environmental Protection Agency Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Florida Native Plant Society

Florida State Parks Georgia Department of Natural Resources Georgia Institute of Technology Gulf Environmental Benefit Fund Institute for Museum and Library Services Magnolia International Society The Morton Arboretum National Fish & Wildlife Foundation National Academy of Sciences

Office of Kentucky Nature Preserves Peachtree Garden Club Society For In Vitro Biology Southeastern Plant Conservation Alliance St. Louis Carnivorous Plant Society The St. Joe Community Foundation U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

MATCHING GIFTS The Garden received matching contributions from the following companies: AMB Group Atlassian Avanade Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta The Coca-Cola Company Equifax

Gartner The Home Depot Foundation Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Kimberly-Clark Corporation Microsoft Norfolk Southern Corporation

Phillips 66 Texas Instruments Foundation Truist Financial Corporation Tull Charitable Foundation Verizon Foundation

PERENNIAL SOCIETY The Atlanta Botanical Garden would like to express heartfelt gratitude to all members of the Perennial Society who have thoughtfully included the Garden in their estate planning. As a result of the legacy commitments of these philanthropic individuals and families, the Garden will continue to flourish for generations to come.

TRIBUTE GIFTS The following friends of the Garden were honored or remembered in 2022: Dorothy Alexander Eileen Barrett Dorothy Bishop Constance Rizzuto Brooks Brenda Burkhalter Mary Patricia Cafeo Jeanette R Cain Kaye Cairney Daniel B. Caplan, MD Anne Cox Chambers Denise Corcoran LeighAnn Costley Caleb DeLoach and Justin Ziegler Rick Dennehy Mary Wayne Dixon Mike Donnelly Dorothy Eskew Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Flanagan Patrick Joseph Fleury Beatrice Franklin Sterling Frederick Lynn Glenn Pat Green Carl Gross Marian Harrod Jolene Harwood

Mary Ann Hearn Lisa Hendrix Pam Henderson Charlotte Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hope Sue Johnson Raymond Jones Mitzi Kessler Jane Knapp Lee Kresses Bianka Kucelin Susan Latimore Melanie and Chris Leeth Bert Levy Lulu Lopez Sandra Maner Mary Pat Matheson Hays Mershon Charles Milam Richard Danny Morris, Sr. Rita L. Moses Margaret Mulligan Nguyen Phooc Nguyen Rebecca Anna O’Neal Thomas Outler Ann Dean Perkins

Kelsey Price Catherine Rebmann Diana Rector Dimple Ridley Barbara Rothschild Lawrence B. Russell Gladys J. Sanders Mr. Vincent M. Scarcella JW Seabolt Wendy Seigler Carl V. Smith Dr. Carter Smith Mark Stephenson Aina Claire Stratton Stanley Tenenbaum Barbara Tolbert Carol B. Tomé Venessa Truitt John Sherrod Tyson Martha Varedman Don Voyles Janice Walker Mary Theresa Ward James Watkins, III Winkler Weinberg

BENCH DONATIONS Gifts of $15,000 were made by friends and family to name Garden benches honoring the following individuals: In memory of Trent A. Johnson In memory of Jane and Bob Kibler In memory of Carmen G. Woodson

Every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of this document. If we have omitted anyone or made any errors, please accept our sincere apologies and contact us at 404-585-2015 so that we may correct our records.

Seizing the Opportunity of a Lifetime The Atlanta Botanical Garden has embarked on a visionary initiative to expand the footprint—and the impact—of Atlanta’s beloved urban oasis. This project involves converting almost eight acres along Piedmont Avenue into a sweeping expanse of horticultural beauty while making a vitally important contribution to our city’s green infrastructure.

The new acreage will link the existing Garden to the Atlanta BeltLine’s northeast corridor segment, which is now under construction. Grading and sitework have begun on this stretch of BeltLine trail, connecting to the area behind Ansley Mall and Piedmont Park, making it easier to envision the Garden’s future pedestrian entrance on this high-profile segment. Once the 22-mile BeltLine loop is completed, we look forward to welcoming pedestrians and cyclists from near and far to enjoy our new BeltLine Plaza, Visitor Center, and stunning destination gardens. It is an exciting time as the Garden becomes Atlanta’s only cultural institution with a new front door opening directly onto the BeltLine’s path. We are exceptionally grateful for the early and incredibly generous $5 million investment of Carol and Ramon Tomé and the transformational landmark $25 million commitment from the James M. Cox Foundation. Campaign donors through December 31, 2022 are listed below, and we will continue to recognize the generosity of campaign donors in future annual reports.

James M. Cox Foundation Carol and Ramon Tomé Mr. and Mrs. John Dyer Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cary, Jr. Georgia Natural Gas Foundation Mr. Albert G. Goodgame Estate of Pete J. Mounts Estate of Telside Howard Mr. and Mrs. H. Alan Elsas Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Flanagan 35

1345 Piedmont Avenue NE Atlanta, Georgia 30309 404-876-5859 atlantabg.org

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