2019–20 Report on Giving

Report Giving on

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What’s Inside From the Head of School and the Board Chair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 A Legacy of Leadership in Action . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 A Bryn Mawr Family Tradition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Class (of 1995) Act. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 An Eye on the Future. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 By the Numbers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 The Ex Solo Ad Solem Society. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 The Fund for Bryn Mawr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Sustainers Society. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 The Mosaic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Donor Listing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Congratulations and Thank You to the Class of 2020!. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Tribute Gifts and Gifts in Kind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Endowed Funds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Gifts to Other Initiatives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Daisy Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Thank You, Alumnae Association. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Thank You, Bryn Mawr Parents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Thank You, Fund for Bryn Mawr Volunteers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Bryn Mawr’s Development Office has made every effort to ensure the information presented on the following pages is accurate. We acknowledge that sometimes, despite our best intentions, mistakes happen. If you find an error or omission, please let us know. Contact Meaghan Walsh Knaub ‘89, Director, The Fund for Bryn Mawr at knaubme@brynmawrschool.org.

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Sue Sadler Head of School

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Hadley Hubbard Feiss ‘82, P’12, ’15 2019–2020 Chair of the Board

Dear Bryn Mawr Community, Thank you so very much for your generous support of The Bryn Mawr School detailed in the following pages.

The year 2020 will forever be marked by the challenges we faced as a world and as a school community.

Who could imagine that a year that began with the theme “Come, Let Us Gather!” would end with remote learning and a physically distanced graduation?

Through it all, our community stayed true to its mission by showing resilience in the face of complexity, ambiguity and change. We are filled with deep appreciation for the leadership and commitment of our faculty and staff, the initiative and passion of our students and the dedication and engagement of our families. The Bryn Mawr experience that we know and value—meaningful student and faculty connections, inspiring learning opportunities and a joyous and supportive community—has remained strong, even when life as we know it was disrupted.

In 2019–2020, alumnae, parents, grandparents, faculty, staff and friends contributed more than $3.1 million to Bryn Mawr. This includes new gifts to our endowment for financial aid, support for our teachers and capital gifts that helped us build the Student Center, which opened last fall. A total of 1,357 donors gave nearly $1.5 million in unrestricted gifts to The Fund for Bryn Mawr, which provides vital and immediate support for the school’s annual operating needs. It is this extraordinary generosity that allows Bryn Mawr to continue to provide an unparalleled educational experience for young women.

Thank you to the many alumnae and parents who gave generously of their time mentoring students, serving as class reunion representatives, volunteering for the Parents’ Association and Alumnae Association, and being involved in the classrooms, on the sidelines and backstage. We value your partnership.

Finally, we express our gratitude to each and every donor listed on the following pages. When you make a gift, you demonstrate your commitment to Bryn Mawr and the people and programs that make this place and this community so special. Thank you for all of the good you do for Bryn Mawr through your unwavering support.

Sue Sadler Head of School

Hadley Hubbard Feiss ‘82, P’12, ’15 2019–2020 Chair of the Board

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A Legacy of Leadership in Action

Norma “Simmie” Simmons, Teacher 1951–1982

Longtime faculty member and honorary alumna Norma “Simmie” Simmons, who passed away on November 17, 2018, left a generous six-figure gift to Bryn Mawr to help the school establish the Norma Simmons Scholarship Fund, which will challenge, prepare and inspire young women to lead and change the world.

Headmistress Stambaugh says that teaching and coaching were in Simmons’ blood. “She was just born to teach, and she had a great role model in her dad who was also a physical education teacher. She got her start in sports at the YMCA, where she led summer athletic programs.

For Simmie, winning was great but leadership and sportsmanship were consummate. I never heard her swear.

She didn’t yell at her athletes—she applauded their efforts. Her field hockey players to this day remember her advice, ‘boobs over the ball,’ which put her players in the proper position.”

Bessie Cromwell Speers ‘82, head of the Tower Hill School in Delaware, played field hockey when Simmons Simmons worked at Bryn Mawr from coached the team, and recalls how 1951 to 1982 as a physical education Simmons was passionate about everySimmie enjoying a beautiful Maine day. teacher, athletics director and coach, thing to do with students, athletes and directed Gym Drill for 30 years. and the Bryn Mawr community. “I remember her small, fit frame, Described by colleagues, students and friends as always impecalways sporting a well-pressed light BMS yellow pleated field cably dressed, no-nonsense, kind, warm with a wicked sense of hockey kilt. She had a washboard stomach and it was clear that humor and generous to a fault, it is clear that Simmons touched she believed in staying in shape! Ms. Simmons had warm brown the lives of everyone she met. eyes and she zeroed in on you when she spoke in a way that made you feel like the center of attention. What she was teaching you Headmistress Blair Stambaugh, her lifelong friend and former about field hockey was really more a life lesson than about the Bryn Mawr head of school from 1973 to 1980, says she will always sport,” said Speers. remember Simmons as a mentor, friend and devoted teacher.

“Simmie was a doer, not a complainer. She devoted 31 years to Headmistress Stambaugh also remembers Simmons teaching her the school. She was gentle with Lower Schoolers, encouraging life lessons when they worked together. “She mentored me, a with Middle Schoolers and held her Upper School young women young 32-year-old head, urging me to get to know the students to high standards,” said Headmistress Stambaugh. by name, to be warm and loving. More than once, she made 4

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Bryn Mawr is grateful for the support of members of our community who believe deeply in the school’s mission and include Bryn Mawr in their financial and estate planning. Ex Solo Ad Solem, Bryn Mawr’s planned giving society, honors alumnae, parents, faculty, staff and friends who have named the school as the beneficiary of a planned gift. Current and former Bryn Mawr faculty members make up an important part of the society. Their gifts demonstrate the importance of the Bryn Mawr community in their lives and their belief in the school’s mission even after their tenure.

suggestions about my speeches, making them more personal,” Headmistress Stambaugh said. “She dressed up every year at Halloween, and she told me that former Headmistress Diane Howell had always been a witch, so I always tried to switch up my costumes and get creative with masks and different things, but she would still say, ‘I know you, Stambaugh’ because she could always recognize people by their legs.”

After Simmons retired, she moved to Lincolnville, Maine. Speers and Stambaugh both kept in touch with Simmons until the time of her death, and visited her at her home in Maine. They both recall that she was just as fit into her eighties as she was as a young coach at Bryn Mawr. Headmistress Stambaugh recalls visits filled with lobster rolls, onion rings and lots of laughter. “She loved it when people from those early days and Bryn Mawr alumnae visited her. I am glad she did, since once my visits started, they continued annually for over 35 years!”

Simmons loved Bryn Mawr and Gym Drill. Headmistress Stambaugh says Simmons enjoyed increasing the complexity of the dances with each grade level, never tiring of teaching her students the importance of being fit and strong. Her final year leading Gym Drill before her retirement was Simmons’ gift to her crowning achievement. Bryn Mawr classes from 1915 to 1984 participated Bryn Mawr is just in the Banner March. Some three hundred participants followed Simmons’ another example of her choreography in the alumnae dance and dedication to the school approximately eight hundred students from Little School through Upper School and her giving nature. took part.

Speers says that she will always remember the way Simmons was devoted to her students and players, and how she had a way of making people feel welcome with her generous spirit. Her gift to Bryn Mawr is just another example of her dedication to the school and her giving nature. Headmistress Stambaugh echoed Speers saying, “It was not a surprise that Simmie gave a generous gift to Bryn Mawr at her death at age 90. Bryn Mawr gets under your skin. She was able to give because she lived simply. When her sneakers got old, she didn’t throw them out. She washed and bleached them. It was quite a sight to see eight to ten pairs of sparkling white Keds hanging from the line in the sun. That’s just who she was.”

Speers says Simmons would be thrilled that her gift and legacy continue to impact Bryn Mawr students and to support and encourage them as she did for so many years during her time at Bryn Mawr. “She cared about leadership, school spirit and making sure girls stood tall with pride. From Gym Drill dances, P.E. and varsity sports, Ms. Simmons was a legend at Bryn Mawr and we are all better for having known her.”

Her student and mentee Gilly Obrecht Babb ’79 best summarized what it was like to know and play for Simmons.

“Despite not being an athletic star, she made me feel like one, every single day. If I had a concern, it was her advice that I would seek. Ms. Simmons would welcome students into her office, encourage them to have a seat and join the conversation that was occurring among the athletic staff. I immediately felt that my opinions mattered. The closeness we experienced as teammates, our elaborate post-game teas and team dinners added to the sense of pride that I felt playing for Ms. Simmons. Her warmth, dedication and ability to find humor in so many different ways were just a few of her many special qualities. I might not have been one of her stars, but she certainly was one of mine.”

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A Bryn Mawr Family Tradition Elizabeth “Libby” McKenrick Winstead ’56 For the Winstead family, supporting Bryn Mawr is a tradition. Elizabeth “Libby” McKenrick Winstead ‘56 was devoted to the school. Years after graduation, Libby served on the Board of Trustees, made countless phone calls on behalf of The Fund for Bryn Mawr and wrote class notes for the alumnae magazine. In 1985, Libby created The Elizabeth McKenrick Redwood and Elizabeth McKenrick Winstead Scholarship, a fund to help Bryn Mawr students with incidental items such as sporting equipment, class rings and trips. The fund was initially named for Libby’s mother, who worked in the school library, and it now includes Libby’s name as well.

After Libby passed away in 2012, her son, Ted Winstead, continued the family tradition. Ted and his wife, Ann-Barron Carneal, moved to Baltimore and enrolled their daughter, Maggie Winstead ’22, at Bryn Mawr. Inspired by Libby’s service to the school, Ted and Ann-Barron have followed in her footsteps. Ted volunteers for The Fund for Bryn Mawr and is a member of the Board of Trustees, serving on the Development and the Community and Inclusion Committees. Ann-Barron is teaching fifth grade this year after holding long-term substitute positions in the Lower and Middle Schools.

Ted said his family supports Bryn Mawr because they believe in the school’s mission and the power of its community. “We know that tuition does not cover the full cost of educating each girl, and we are grateful for what the school has done for our family and for other families,” said Ted. “As the school’s response to the pandemic has illustrated, Bryn Mawr teachers and coaches are devoted to the students—and the students are devoted to one another. During quarantine, a senior showed up at our house with a package of Oreos for Maggie and a note of encouragement before her AP history exam. There is only one Mawrtian Nation!”

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Although the phrase “Mawrtian Nation” was not around when Libby and her sisters, Ann McKenrick Turnbull ‘59 and Alice McKenrick Horst ‘60, attended Bryn Mawr, Ted says Libby understood the meaning of those words. “My mother treasured her friendships with classmates. She was in touch with many regularly, and helped to organize reunions,” Ted said. “She even wrote letters to classmates who had lost contact with Bryn Mawr, trying to reconnect them with the school.”

Mary DeKuyper ’56, a classmate who later served on the Board of Trustees with Libby, echoed Ted, saying, “Libby was the glue that kept our class connected. She was also a strong financial donor and was willing to ask others to give. She never forgot that she had benefited from donors who made it possible for her to receive financial aid.”

Libby created the scholarship fund, Ted explained, because she did not want girls “to feel left out” or to avoid participating in certain activities at Bryn Mawr due to the costs. “As a student, she knew that feeling,” Ted said. “She did not attend her senior prom because she did not have the money to pay for the costs of the party afterward. She wanted every girl to be able to have the

“As an alumna, my mother supported the school’s early efforts to build a more inclusive community.” – Ted Winstead P’22 full Bryn Mawr experience, and the scholarship fund was a step toward that goal.”

Ted says he is grateful his daughter can share in the same traditions and Bryn Mawr experiences as his mother and aunts. Gym Drill, which brings together generations of Bryn Mawr students and alumnae, is Maggie’s favorite school tradition. “In 2019, Maggie marched with her great aunt Ann Turnbull, which was very special,” said Ted. “My mother enjoyed Gym Drill so much that she kept a CD of the opening march in her car.”

Ted says the music is a reminder of the tradition of excellence and diversity at Bryn Mawr that his family is proud to support.

“The school helps young women to become leaders, citizens and, just as important, lifelong learners,” Ted added. “As an alumna, my mother supported the school’s early efforts to build a more inclusive community. As that important work continues today, it’s clear that the diversity of students and alumnae is one of the school’s greatest strengths. We appreciate what the school and alumnae are doing to bring the community together and raise up voices that have not yet been heard.”

Maggie Winstead ‘22 (second from right) marches with her great aunt, Ann McKenrick Turnball ‘59 (left of Maggie) and the Class of 1959 at Gym Drill 2019.

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Class (of 1995) Act The bond Bryn Mawr girls have with each other is deeper than friendship—it’s sisterhood. Even years after graduation, alumnae say the connections made during their time as students shape their life experiences and always bring them back to Bryn Mawr. The Class of 1995 is a shining example.

Known for their competitive spirit, joyful nature, bold voices and for being one of the most enthusiastically engaged alumnae classes, the Class of ’95 always goes above and beyond for Bryn Mawr.

From volunteering in the classroom and mentoring current students to serving as trustees of the school and Alumnae Association board members, they embody being of service to the school.

them up for annual giving, it is a chance to get to know them a little better. We have so much in common as women. We have personal lives, families, friends, professions, similar struggles and many successes. It’s so much fun to find out what little aspect you’ll vibe on, and for whatever reason, my classmates are so down to do that.” The Class of ’95 exemplifies how connections that last a lifetime start at Bryn Mawr.

In 2020, they raised more than $27,000 for the school with 60 percent class particIn addition to staying ipation. While most classes connected with each only have one class captain other, members of the to coordinate fundraising Class of ’95 remain efforts, the Class of ‘95 very involved with the often has two or more. What school and interested keeps them so engaged in connecting with and connected to each current students. Lexie other and the school? Kiana Bozzuto Greene ‘95 Hebron ’95 says it’s their chairs the Develop“secret sauce” and love. ment Committee of “As a group, we are fiercely the Board of Trustees competitive, supportive, and is a Past President Members from the Class of 1995 enjoying an out-of-uniform day. beyond ambitious, and we of the Alumnae Associalways come from a place ation. Both Hebron and of love. We have a very unique and special bond that was embed- Wright have served on the Alumnae Board and as guest speakers ded in the warm, fuzzy parts of our hearts during our formative for on-campus programs including the school’s Dr. Martin Luther years at Bryn Mawr. You can’t buy this, it’s our secret sauce. When King Jr. Day assemblies. Melanie Lyons Whelan ’95 hosted the you’ve known and loved people and a place for 30-plus years, it’s Invest In Girls club at SoulCycle, headquartered in New York hard not to be engaged.”

City, during her time as CEO. Classmate and dermatologist Meg Gerstenblith ’95 hosted two students for their senior projects in Bryn Mawr trustee Rhonda Smith Wright ’95, P’27, echoed 2019, and Ann Boonn ’95 led a presentation on vaping for current Hebron, saying, “Every time you run into a classmate or call Bryn Mawr parents. Many other classmates have hosted regional 8

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alumnae events, served on the Board of Trustees, hosted students for senior projects and served as mentors.

Six members of the Class of 1995 also have daughters who are now Bryn Mawr students. Wright is one of them, and says it is a reflection of the wonderful experience their class had, and exemplifies their confidence in the school to deliver the same to their children. “As a Bryn Mawr parent, I have a lot at stake. Much of my connection and continued work is for my daughter, Ava, but also for all the girls like her, especially Black girls in whom I see myself. The Class of ’27 is undoubtedly the next ‘95, and we want them to have the best possible experience. There’s tremendous untapped power in alums connecting with current students.” While Hebron is not a Bryn Mawr parent herself, she is an “auntie” to Wright’s daughter Ava ’27, and says she gives back to the school to pay it forward. “I want to help the school continue to create the wonderful experience I had for someone else. We want other young girls, especially our Black girls, to see the value in going to a school like this, and to see what it has done for us.”

…members of the Class of ’95 remain very involved with the school, and interested in connecting with current students.

Wright says she believes it is important to model for the next generation of alumnae the benefits of remaining connected and engaged with their alma mater. “Last year I found myself in Chicago. I literally just checked the alumnae app to see who in my class might be around for lunch, and Lauren Rosen ‘95 and I caught up (Hey Lauren!). It was lovely, and she ended up on our reunion committee. When I was living in Italy, I spent a weekend with Brooke Donaldson Di Lauro ‘95 in Paris where she was teaching a study abroad course. Fantastique! I have more friendships in my class and outside my class than I had as a student. We’re no longer bound by cliques, clichés or assumptions about one another.”

Hebron echoed Wright, saying that she wants every class to stay connected to Bryn Mawr and to each other to help build the best future for the next generation. “I loved my Bryn Mawr experience,

but I also see the need for changes to improve it and make it a place where every single student can feel good about their experience. For me, it’s important to push for more diverse faculty and use my position as an alum to help improve the school I love.

Whether it’s giving back financially, being a mentor, advocating for change or just being a listening ear for current students, we want to do our part and give back to a place that gave us a lot. As we take stock of where we are and work to improve and create the best Bryn Mawr experience for all, we have to remember to always lead with love, and that’s what our class has always done.”

Kiana Hebron poses with fellow alumnae and MLK Day assembly student speakers.

The Class of ‘95 Zooms in to celebrate their 25th reunion this past May.

Lexie Bozzuto Greene, Mandy German Fine, Kiana Hebron and Annie Shawe Egan reconnect over dinner.

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An Eye on the Future What have you most appreciated

Amy Webb is a quantitative in your family’s experience at the school? futurist, a bestselling, Our daughter’s interests are varied and award-winning author growing with each new experience. and a Bryn Mawr parent.

Bryn Mawr is the perfect environment for a creative, curious child to thrive.

The professor of strategic How have you gotten involved at foresight at the NYU Stern the school? What are your activiSchool of Business and the ties and what do they involve? founder of the Future Today We co-created the Lower School’s Technology Fair with Alisha Caruso and Institute helps business coordinated it for the first few years. We leaders around the world brought a telepresence robot, augmented reality glasses, a spatial computing device prepare for complex and other emerging technologies for the girls to play with. My husband and I have futures. She generously served as co-class parents. When Sue gave her time to Bryn Mawr Amy Webb, Brian Woolf and daughter Petra ‘29 Sadler asked me to advise on the school’s futures initiative, I naturally agreed. trustees and administrators What has been most fulfilling about this involvement this spring to help strategically imagine and why? the school of tomorrow.

What drew you to Bryn Mawr as a school for your daughter?

For us, the decision was made during a visit to campus. We met a truly remarkable senior who led our tour. She was confident, brilliant and had a clear understanding of how she’d make her mark on the future. At one point, we wandered past Justin Curtis and his class—the kids were fully engaged, and what he was teaching was challenging, but understandable. He came out into the hall to chat with us, and Justin’s approach to education and technology aligned with our educational goals. We were deeply impressed then and continue to be impressed with Bryn Mawr’s program.

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The Bryn Mawr administration and faculty are receptive to thinking strategically about the future, and they are committed to taking action. What is more fulfilling than working with a group of people who are willing to be challenged as they think about alternative futures—and then make the necessary decisions and take necessary actions?

Why did you decide to give of your time and talent to the school?

That’s a good question, because I don’t donate my time to my own alma maters. As a parent, I have a vested interest in the future of my daughter’s education. But I’m compelled to volunteer

again (and again!) because I’m deeply inspired by Sue Sadler and her vision for the school. I see the enthusiasm she inspires in the staff and faculty, and I see how hard Bryn Mawr’s teachers are working for their students. Anne Puckett, who teaches music in the Lower School, created singalong videos for families during the quarantine last spring. Noah Robinson, the science teacher, called families just to say hello—and then created weekly science videos. Many of the teachers visited students’ homes. Schools can feel transactional. Bryn Mawr is a community. As a member of that community, I think it’s my obligation to contribute.

What motivates you to stay involved?

I respect hard work more than anything else. I know the sweat equity the staff and faculty are putting into Bryn Mawr to benefit our daughters.

within the Bryn Mawr community for joint research projects that could result in published papers or patent filings. For motivated students and families, thinking of Bryn Mawr as both a school and a platform for lifelong learning and development would be incredible, and it also unlocks a pathway to greater financial sustainability.

Does anyone in your life play a role in supporting your involvement? In providing inspiration?

Is it corny to say that my daughter inspires me? I’m in awe of who she’s become, how she thinks and her empathy for others.

Do you have an anecdote about the school that really moved you?

The Greek Myth play was in jeopardy this spring because of the coronavirus. The girls worked hard to write the script and create In your opinion, what is the most important work the sets, and they were devastated to learn that the school does? that the play was eventually cancelled. The Years ago, when we were looking at different Lower School teachers rallied, developed schools for our daughter, an administrator a way to produce the play virtually and “I make the time at another independent school highlighted coached all of the girls (and some of their for Bryn Mawr how well the students could use PowerPoint. families) through recording each of their Not how they were being trained to deliver parts. They edited all of the footage and because I want to persuasive arguments or how they learned created a full-length movie. The girls and to synthesize data for visual communication. their families were able to come together take an active role in Her orientation to technology, as well as the as a class for a watch party. All of that school’s, reflected an insecurity about modadditional work went above and beyond building the future.” ern systems. Teachers were transitioning what was expected. away from chalkboards to online learning systems and digital whiteboards. For late-career teachers, that What other organizations or causes do you support? undoubtedly caused stress. However, a child born in the year 2010 is a true digital native. Her technology, unlike ours, doesn’t Locally, I served on the Board of Directors for the Baltimore Symcome with instruction guides. She has grown up in a world where phony Orchestra for several years. My company is based in New technology is a given, learning is trial-and-error and experiences York and that’s where I spend a lot of my time. I’m involved with are intuitive. Bryn Mawr seems to understand the fundamental dif- the World Economic Forum, the Council on Foreign Relations, the ference between teaching to specific tools—like PowerPoint—and Atlantic Council and other organizations. teaching fundamentals.

What do you hope the organization will achieve in the near future? In the long term?

I’m eager to see Bryn Mawr evolve into a platform where students and their families can connect across more developmental areas.

Bryn-Mawr-as-a-service could grow to mean access to basic medical services on campus (flu shots, diagnosis and treatment for minor colds) and enrichment for other family members. I’m certain my father would love to virtually audit an Upper School history class. It could also mean tapping into the considerable talent

Do you have a message to share with fellow parents about giving of their time and expertise?

Everyone in the Bryn Mawr community has something to give—professional experience, institutional resources, access to their individual networks and the like. It can be difficult to find additional hours for Bryn Mawr. Like all parents, I seem to be continuously running in a dozen different directions. I make the time for Bryn Mawr because I want to take an active role in building the future.

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By the Numbers Gifts by Designation

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The Fund for Bryn Mawr

$1,473,325

Capital Gifts

$672,755

Endowment Gifts

$618,301

Restricted Gifts

$101,464

Other Unrestricted

$251,728

Total 2019–2020

$3,117,573

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WHY I GIVE “ I give to ensure that every current and future Bryn Mawr student has the opportunity to access every resource and program needed to thrive, whether it’s funding assistance for a laptop or participation in the arts. Every student deserves the ability to take full advantage of all that Bryn Mawr has to offer.”

– Sherita Harrison P’22 President, Parents’ Association

Organizations and Corporations

7.6%

Friends

15.8%

23.7%

0.9%

5.5% 16.8%

Faculty and Staff Past Parents Grandparents

27.7%

Alumnae Alumnae-Parent

2%

Parents

Charitable Gifts to Bryn Mawr

by Constituency Sources of Revenue Investment Income

5.8% 5.0%

5.3% <0.1%

Annual Fund* Auxiliary Services Tuition and Fees Miscellaneous Sources

83.9%

*Gifts and pledges 2019â&#x20AC;&#x201C;2020

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The Ex Solo Ad Solem Society The Ex Solo Ad Solem Society recognizes individuals who have included Bryn Mawr in their financial and estate planning. We gratefully acknowledge the alumnae, parents, faculty and staff who have made plans to ensure that Bryn Mawr continues to provide girls with the best education possible. Thank you for your foresight and generosity.

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Anonymous (4) Mary Afrookteh Mary Stewart Hammond Allen ‘58 Lynette Mock Anderson ‘51 Rev. Wallace W. Anderson Jr. Jesse D. Arnold ‘98 Georgie Perkins Ashforth ‘50 Dorothy Sloan Atkinson ‘46 Anne Gordon Boyce Baldwin 1928 Meta Packard Barton ‘46 Sophie Fisher Baylor 1919 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Francis Bisbee Ellen Fisher Bordley 1927 Benjamin A. Bosher Sr. Helen M. Bowdoin ‘56 Patricia R. Boyd ‘43 Ann W. Brundige ‘67 Nancy L.R. Bucher ‘31 Mary Helen Cadwalader ‘34 Lori Theodore Calvo ‘82 Mary Jo Campbell J. Page Embry Campbell ‘58 Judith Franklin Campbell-McKennis ‘55 Anna Steck Carey ‘53 G. Cheston Carey Jr. & Mrs. G. Cheston Carey Jr. Bowie Robertson Carpenter ‘48 Deborah Ross Chambliss ‘70 Catherine G. Christie ‘43 Joan Piven Cohen ‘67 Caroline Abell Coleman ‘52 Anne Schaefer Cooper ‘54 Catherine W. Cooper ‘61 Dr. Andrea Corse & John Corse June M. Costin ‘53 Anne Adams Coulbourn ‘47 Naon J. Craft ‘34 Elizabeth Guy Davis 1908 Beverly Bancroft Davis ‘62 L. Patrick Deering Anne Lawrence Deering ‘69 Mary Hundley DeKuyper ‘56 Clelia B. Delafield Theresa E. Detorie Betty Lee Digges Sally S. Digges ‘67 Martina Moylan Dilks ‘92 Marianna D. Edmunds ‘61

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Engelhart (Astrid Nielan ‘56) Philip D. English Mary Streeter Farber ‘36 Patricia O’C.B. Farley ‘76 Lucy Brady Farrar ‘41 Thekla M. Fitz-Patrick ‘51 Romilda Foti Dorothy Fouch 1925 Elizabeth A. Fowler 1926 Jennie Lee Williams Fowlkes ‘65 Elizabeth Pierson Freedlander ‘64 Tacy Levering French ‘52 Mikal H. Frey ‘66 Eliza Coale Funk 1924 Helen Sloan Gaffney ‘49 Helen M. Gail 1908 Ethel Wagandt Galvin ‘45 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Gardiner Elizabeth Potter Geare ‘41 Elizabeth Bagley Gerlach ‘44 Marjorie Wentworth Pitts Graves 1925 Mary Guion Williams Griepenkerl ‘32 Sarah Eliza Key Groff Mr. & Mrs. Jan K. Guben Anne Gross Hamel ‘82 Frances T. Hammond Rosemary Elliott Harder ‘67 Torrence C. Harder Eleanor Cover Harding ‘67 Clare C. Hardy 1922 Mary Hardy 1916 Margot Wurtzburger Milch Heller ‘53 Anne & Eric Hemmendinger Susanne Eck Higinbothom ‘49 Elizabeth Rianhard Hilgenberg 1925 Emita Brady Hill ‘53 Courtenay Klug Hoag ‘61 Christine Hoene ‘62 Margaret Allen Hoffberger ‘70 Mary-Moore Holmes ‘45 Daisy Hopkins-Youngquist ‘70 Diane Howell Anne Hoene Hoy ‘59 Anne Pitts Imrie 1929 Julia Pechin Ingle 1913 Margaret P. Ingle 1909 Drs. Robert & Bayly Janson-La Palme

Rosalie Oster Kerr ‘59 Amy Carr Klinefelter ‘34 Barbara Jane Caffee Latrobe ‘45 Elise Moale Lease ‘35 Phoebe Levering ‘67 Sharon Lietman Margo Lion ‘62 Dorianne L. Low ‘62 Louise B. Machen ‘34 Mildred Eley Maher 1924 J. Margaret Malcolm ‘34 Dorothy Sippel Maltbie 1912 Josephine Worthington Marbury ‘30 Natalie Jewett Marbury 1926 Arna M. Margolis Lillian B. Marks Rebecca S. Marshall 1917 Alma Toy Martien ‘44 Frances P. Matthai Grace Koppelman McCabe ‘30 Mary Sue McCarthy ‘73 Elizabeth Seiler McDonald ‘50 Millicent Carey McIntosh 1916 Mary Natwick Meredith 1925 Elizabeth Ellis Moran ‘74 Kim Muller-Thym ‘66 Cynthia Murray Mildred Natwick 1924 Mr. & Mrs. Karl J. Nelson (Elizabeth Schmeisser ‘39) Jane Nicholson ‘40 Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Obrecht (Peggy Mock ‘56) Suzanne Wailes Obrecht ‘70 Mary Anne Polk O’Meara ‘66 Louise McCormick Orr 1930 Rosalie Hammond Oster 1926 Elisabeth C. G. Packard 1925 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur D. Perschetz Anne Worthington Prescott ‘48 Tracey Kansler Ray ‘75 Ann Hill Rich 1929 Susan M. Rich ‘74 Dorothy Jones Richardson ‘43 Eugenia Van Dyke Robb ‘41 Suzanne Feldman Rosenthal ‘72 Mrs. Richard S. Ross Margaret C. Ross ‘72

Evelyn E. Sanders Marjory Bartlett Sanger ‘38 Ms. Cynthia E. Schmidt Charles Schramek Helen Tappan Sheldon 1915 Mary Waters Niles Shepley ‘49 Sue C. Sherwood ‘57 Norma Simmons Georgianna Rogers Smedley ‘38 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas A. Smith (Phyllis Gilbert ‘65) Dr. & Mrs. William I. Smulyan The Hon. George D. Solter Sarah Waters Southard ‘73 Meg Arnold Standing ‘00 Allison A. Stockman ‘92 Grier Taylor ‘66 Gustavus O. Thomas Eleanor Carey Thomas ‘56 Joanna L. Tilghman ‘64 Frances H. Trimble Elizabeth H. Trimble ‘66 Mary R. Trippe 1927 Marion Barker Van Kleeck ‘45 Barbara VanNess ‘46 Robin B. Wagner ‘83 Maureen E. Walsh Ella R. Watkins 1921 Esterlee Hutzler Weinhoeppel ‘41 Katharine Tyler Wessells 1915 Natalie Wexler ‘72 E. Leonore White 1930 Dr. & Mrs. E.F. Shaw Wilgis (Betsy Strobel ‘58) P’87 Nancy S. Wilkins Priscilla E. Williams ‘33 Mr. & Mrs. David H. Wilson (Allen Dickey ‘37) Katherine Nixdorff Wilson ‘69 Muriel Fitzgerald Wilson Elizabeth McKenrick Winstead ‘56 & William H. Winstead III Alice Kimberly Wolf ‘32 Gilda Mann Zimmet ‘89

deceased shown in italic 2019–2020

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The Fund for Bryn Mawr . e are grateful to all members of the Bryn Mawr community who demonstrated W their generous commitment by providing support to our annual campaign, The Fund for Bryn Mawr this year. Special thanks to our many loyal and dedicated Fund for Bryn Mawr volunteers. We are grateful for all the opportunities created for the students and teachers as a result of your gifts of time, talent and treasure!

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Sustainers Society Members of the Sustainers Society demonstrate exceptional commitment to Bryn Mawr with a five-year pledge to The Fund for Bryn Mawr. By pledging $5,000 and above annually for five consecutive years, they ensure a consistently outstanding educational experience for Bryn Mawr students. Bryn Mawr is exceedingly grateful to the loyal and generous Fund for Bryn Mawr donors who are members of the Sustainers Society.

Lucy Broadus ‘88 Meredith & Eric Brotman P’28 Lisa Cameron & Dr. Andrew Cameron P’23 Ann-Barron Carneal & Ted Winstead P’22 Beverly B. Davis ‘62, P’01 Ellen Dew ‘01 & Chris Dew P’31 Melissa Diehl-Black & Dr. James Black P’23 Mallory F. Digges ‘72 Hadley & Chris Feiss P’12, ‘15 Mr. & Mrs. Hobart V. Fowlkes (Jennie Lee Williams ‘65) P’89, ‘91, ‘96; GP’29 Lexie Bozzuto Greene ‘95 & John Greene P’25 Joyce A. Kuhns ‘75 Dr. Leigh Matlaga & Dr. Brian Matlaga P’22, ‘25 Rachel Young Rubin ‘91 & Peter Rubin P’18, ‘21 Kim Suntha & Dr. Mohan Suntha P’19, ‘21 Monica & Dick Tucker P‘16, ‘19 Dr. & Mrs. E.F. Shaw Wilgis (Betsy Strobel ‘58) P’87 Jennifer Sheff Yeagle ‘97 & Benjamin Yeagle P’27, ‘30

The Mosaic Each year, parents, alumnae, grandparents and friends invest in our girls and our teachers. Inspired by this collective generosity and support from our community, Bryn Mawr’s leadership giving recognition society is known as The Mosaic. Donors may join The Mosaic with a gift of $1,885 or more, in honor of the school’s founding year.

Gold & White Society ($20,000 & above)

Anonymous Dr. Cynthia Amitin ‘85 & Dr. Steven Ludwig P’20 Dorothy Sloan Atkinson ‘46 Foundation The Baltimore Community Foundation Baltimore Educational Scholarship Trust Louise & Nick Cortezi P’17 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. & Mrs. Hobart V. Fowlkes (Jennie Lee Williams ‘65) P’89, ‘91, ‘96; GP’29 Ann & David Giroux P’22, ‘25 Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Harry S. Gruner & Rebecca D. Henry P’10 Ingrid & John Harbaugh P’20 Joy Napier-Joyce & Keir Joyce P’20 Samuel Ready Scholarships Equity Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving

Owl Gate Society ($10,000–$19,999)

Rhonda & Francisco Alonso P’24 The Benevity Community Impact Fund Broadus Foundation Lucy Broadus ‘88 LaJena & Toby Buterbaugh P’30 Susan & Geoffrey Carey P’18 Ann-Barron Carneal & Ted Winstead P’22 Christine Wilcox Cross & Gregory A. Cross P’21 Dr. Stephanie Eiswert & David Eiswert P’23 Christopher & Hadley Feiss ‘82, P’12, ‘15 Nancy Ratcliffe Ferrell ‘75, P’13 Ann & Michael Hankin P’05, ‘10 Amy Kiesel & Michael Rosenbaum P’24, ‘26 Joyce A. Kuhns ‘75 Alma Toy Martien ‘44, P’74 Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc National Philanthropic Trust Rachel Young Rubin ‘91 & Peter Rubin P’18, ‘21 Sue Sadler & Mark Cammock Mayo A. Shattuck III P’21 Georgia D. Smith ‘72 & Mark R. Fetting P’01; GP’32, ’33 Joseph A. & Suzanne E. Sullivan P’08 Monica & Dick Tucker P‘16, ‘19 W. P. Carey Foundation Jennifer Sheff Yeagle ‘97 & Benjamin Yeagle P’27, ‘30

deceased shown in italic 2019–2020

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Melrose Society Anonymous Eileen & Kevin Bittner P’16 Cheryl & Evan Mickel P’22, ‘25 Thea & Terry Moore P’26 Rogers-Wilbur Foundation, Inc. Evelyn Brosi Semenza ‘03 & David Semenza LeRoy A. Wilbur

Kim Suntha & Dr. Mohan Suntha P’19, ‘21 Sarah Taylor & Dr. Bradley Taylor P’28 The Jacob S. Shapiro Foundation Elizabeth H. Trimble ‘66 The Weinfeld Family P’19 Dr. & Mrs. E.F. Shaw Wilgis (Betsy Strobel ‘58) P’87 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Wilson (Nina Colhoun ‘84) The Winsome Fund Zerhouni Family Charitable Foundation, Inc. Dr. Nadia Zerhouni & Dr. Elias Zerhouni P’97; GP’27

Banner Society

Maypole Society

($5,000–$7,499)

($2,500–$4,999)

A.C. & Penney Hubbard Foundation Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Dr. Karen Beasley & John Holtzman P’24, ‘28 Meredith & Eric Brotman P’28 Bryn Mawr Parents’ Association Lisa Cameron & Dr. Andrew Cameron P’23 Linda & Mark Caplan P’09, ‘12, ‘17 Howard P. Colhoun Family Foundation Lauren Schultz Colton ‘93 & Craig Colton P’27 Beverly B. Davis ‘62, P’01 Linda Delivorias & Mary Kondner P’25 Anne & David DeMuth (Anne Sapir ‘82) P’13 Ellen Dew ‘01 & Chris Dew P’31 Melissa Diehl-Black & Dr. James Black P’23 Mallory F. Digges ‘72 Sally S. Digges ‘67 & James W. Arnold P’98, ‘00 Janet Evans Dunn ‘55 & Edward K. Dunn Jr. GP’04, ‘12 Dr. Laura Fayad & Dr. Samuel Alaish P’22 Lexie Bozzuto Greene ‘95 & John Greene P’25 Lisa & Michael Grogan P’24 Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Hoffberger (Margaret Allen ‘70) Anne Hoene Hoy ‘59 Karen Kunisaki & Dr. Shaun Kunisaki P’21, ‘29 Ramsey Neale Lyons ‘95 Dr. Leigh Matlaga & Dr. Brian Matlaga P’22, ‘25 Dr. Redonda Miller & Dr. Albert J. Polito P’23 The J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund Katharine Mountcastle & Mark Koster P’20 Northrop Grumman Corporation Richelle P. Parham ‘86 Anne S. Potter ‘72 Jane Baum Rodbell & Stanley Rodbell GP’26 Allison A. Stockman ‘92 Dr. Katherine Martien Sullivan ‘74 & Mr. Gregory W. Sullivan

Dr. Rohini Adhikarla & Krish Narasimhan P’22 Mary Stewart Hammond Allen ‘58 Anonymous Anne & Dixon Bartlett (Anne Gibbs ‘81) Erin & Douglas Becker Sally Cromwell Benoist ‘48 Claudia & Paul Brookes GP’26 Dr. Robert K. Brookland P’01, ‘02, ‘25 & Teresa Brookland P‘25 Julia & Charles Bryan P’21 Judith Franklin Campbell-McKennis ‘55 Thomas E. & Deborah M. Carski P’05 Charities Aid Foundation of America Dr. Sandra Y. Cho ‘92 & Dr. Joselito Navaleza P’26, ‘28 Michele & Huston Collison P’20 Lynne & Brad Davidson P’11 Mary R. Donaldson ‘75 Mary Tyler Doub ‘58, GP’20 Elizabeth & Michael Dye P’24 Emily & Christopher Fearey P’20, ‘24 Anne Ferguson & Peter Drench Jessica Forthman & Dr. Christopher Forthman P’21 Foundation for the Carolinas Ana Maria Gaviria & Dr. Jose Suarez P’21 Amy & Kim Gillies P’20 Dr. Julia Haller Gottsch ‘72 & Dr. John Gottsch P‘97, ’09 Rosemary Elliott Harder ‘67 Dr. & Mrs. Robert G. Hennessy GP‘20, ’22 Henry & Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Foundation, Inc. Nancy Ho & Jacob Hsu P’26 Daisy Hopkins-Youngquist ‘70 & Gavin R. Youngquist HSU Family Foundation LLC Katelin P. Isaacs ‘98 Dr. & Mrs. John T. Isaacs (Sarah Dixon ‘68) P‘98, ’00

($7,500–$9,999)

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The J.M. Kaplan Fund Dr. Bayly Marks Janson-La Palme ‘61 & Dr. Robert Janson-La Palme Ruth & Gary Kiselewich (Ruth Fulton ‘72) P’00, ‘03 Nannie Mitchell Koppelman-Kopper ‘40, P’63, ‘66, ‘76 Andrea Woloszyn Kully ‘95 Bernice Lee & Dr. Benjamin Lee P’26 Jean & Nicholas W. LeGrand GP’27 Lauren & Flemming Madsen P’24 Mr. & Mrs. Charles O. Monk II (Linda Londeree ‘67) P’00 Wendy & Adam Peake P’24 Dr. Monica Pearl & Dr. Jonathan Pearl P’26 Mr. & Mrs. George J. Philippou (Karen Paterakis ‘86) P’14 Kate & David Powell P’23 Joan S. & Rajeev D. Ranadive P’06 Annemarie Reilly & Thomas Kelly P’22, ‘25 Dr. Elisabeth Richard & Dr. Glenn Richard P’22 The Robb & Elizabeth Tyler Foundation, Inc. Lauren Rosen ‘95 Mr. & Mrs. Frank B. Rosenberg P’06 Laura Freedlander Scheu ‘04 Fadia & Elias Shaya P’13 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald B. Sheff P’97, ’02; GP’27, ‘30 Edward Smith P’17 Ariel Pepple Speicher ‘95 The Stockmans: Peter, Dyson P’92 & Allison ‘92 Margaret Cromwell Taliaferro ‘45, GP’04 Mr. & Mrs. James A. Ulmer III P’93, ‘95 United Way of Central Maryland Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Greer Cochran Verheyen ‘82 & Gero Verheyen P’21 Martha Walker ‘81 Katherine & Mark Weigman P’20, ‘22 Natalie Wexler ‘72 Margaret & Trent Zivkovich P’22

1885 Society ($1,885–$2,499)

Dr. Elizabeth Allen & Dr. David Brinker P’21 Anonymous Cynthia Williams Ballard ‘47, P’76 Dr. Bobby Batra & Dr. Dheeraj Gandhi P’22, ‘27 Peggy & Tim Bessent Drs. Deborah & George Bittar (Deborah Gisriel ‘75) P’06, ‘09 Nina Lee Bond ‘95 & Mr. John Bond Barbara Johnson Bonnell ‘48, P’87 deceased shown in italic

WHY WE GIVE “ We give to the Bryn Mawr School because it has been an incredible and supportive community for our whole family. When we started out in the Little School, we were looking for a nurturing and stimulating place for our young children. We had no idea at that time all of the amazing faculty, parents and kids we’d have the opportunity to meet and grow with along the way. No doubt our daughter, Emma, has been given an invaluable foundation to make her way in the world after 17 years at Bryn Mawr, but it has also enriched us all in so many ways. For that we are grateful and will continue to give.”

– Joy Napier-Joyce & Keir Joyce P’20

2019–2020

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Gifts to The Fund for Bryn Mawr continued Laurie Boucher & Dr. Henry Boucher P’21 Eva Brill & Dr. Warren Brill P’91, ‘95; GP’27, ‘32 Alison Browdie & Michael Murchie P’20 Hannah Lowe Corman ‘01 Earle & Annette Shawe Family Foundation Ann Shawe Egan ‘95 Exelon United Way Irina Fedorova & Dr. Claus Leitherer P’22 Mrs. Stephen W. Feiss P’66; GP’04, ’12, ’15 Liz & Sean Fisher P’23 Helene Grady & Matthew Gallagher P’22 Mary T. Gyi P’06 Rebecca Gyi-Hovis ‘06 Dr. & Mrs. Ralph H. Hruban P’05, ‘08, ‘13 Kimberly Hupfeldt Rudy & Shawn Hurley P’23 Dr. Jabin Janoo & Dr. Farrukh Jalisi P’20, ‘22 Sarah E. Keogh ‘98 & Jonathan Cooper P’27 Dr. Marta Lipinski & Dr. Eugene Koh P’28 Melanie & Samuel Lennon P’30 Phoebe Levering ‘67, P’95 Ann Shaeffer MacKenzie ‘60 Juliet H. Miller Dr. & Mrs. Edwin L. Morris P’94 Kimberle & William Morton Dr. Heather Nesti & Dr. Leon Nesti P’26 Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Obrecht (Peggy Mock ‘56) P’79 Schluderberg Foundation Henry & Tina Thomas P’04, ’06, ‘09 Cara Sutherland Joseph Weiman ‘88 Tammy Yeganeh & Dr. Frederic Yeganeh P’22, ‘26

G.O.L.D. Society

(Graduates of the Last Decade) ($500 & above) Hala Bailey ‘14 Grace K. Harrington ‘11 Junyi Liu ‘19 Diana L. Salsbury ‘11

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Donors

(Gifts Under $1,885) Anonymous (14) Michele Eubanks Abdul Sabur ‘69 Loolseged & Freweini Abebe GP’29, ‘31 Dr. Betty Adebe-Wolpaw & Dr. Jed Wolpaw P’29, ‘31 Jessamyn L. & Kenneth Abel P’18 Accenture LLP Kirsten Prettyman Adams ‘91 Martha & Leland Adams Rachel A. Adams ‘98 Carol Adams-Knight & Sydney Knight P’20, ‘22 Suzanne K. Aiken ‘01 George D. Alexander Laila H. Ali ‘95 Ann T. Allen ‘61 Barbara Scarlett Allen ‘48 Cory Chung Allison ‘90 Dr. Deirdre Alton & Edward Alton P’22 Stefan T. Amann AmazonSmile American Endowment Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Sigmund A. Amitin P’85; GP’20 Flor Andres-McComas & William McComas P’17, ‘19 Brittany A. Anderson ‘03 Kelli M. Anderson ‘98 Louise & William Andrews P’21 Neilson Peirce Andrews ‘58 Courtney & Jason Anton P’25 Mr. & Mrs. William Apollony (Frances Hicks ‘74) P’03 Amy Larrowe Aprahamian ‘08 Mr. & Mrs. Ty’n Armstead Mary Hannah Arnot P’93, ‘97; GP’26 Jennifer M. Arrogancia & Cayetano Arrogancia Rasheeda & Ernest Asiedu P’27 Barbara & Robert Aupperley GP’31 AXA Foundation Joi Turner Aybar ‘95 Elizabeth Potts Bagshaw ‘65 Peter F. Baily Lesa Marie Bain & Leandro Mendaro Dr. & Mrs. Robinson Baker (Jean Harvey ‘51) P’73, ’82; GP’05 Krista Baker Marian Baker GP’10 Patricia Grotz Baker ‘54 Rosalie Van Metre Baker ‘67 Ms. Susan D. Baker ‘73 & Mr. Ethan L. Bauman P’05 Barbara Baldridge

Dr. Margaret Ball & Dr. Gregory Ball P’18 Helen Loch Barber ‘62 Anne Barnhill & Andrew Egan P’30, ‘30 Susan Baron P’20 Susan Howe Baron ‘80 Carroll Rowland Barrett ‘68 Karen Drechsler Barron ‘63 Jennifer Smolev Barth ‘90 Dr. Christie Basseth & Harley Nicolas P’25 Cynthia DiPasquale Bateman ‘95 Ingrid Brody Bateman ‘93 Sara E. Batterton ‘97 Ann S. Baum ‘97 Deborah & Matthew Baum P’26 Michael & Mary Baxter P’05, ‘07 Nicole M. Baxter ‘05 Mary Pine Beadle ‘70 Katherine Means Beard ‘64 Kirsten M. Becker ‘92 Christina Hanley Becker-Birck ‘02 Linda L. Beechener P’02 Valerie A. Beilenson ‘03 Felicia & Steven Belbot P’23 Nancy Barry Bell ‘72 Dr. Stephen Bell Kathryn E. Benjes ‘61 Jessica D. Berger ‘13 Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Berkeley Carol Berkower & Tom Loveland P’21 Brooke Rubin Berman ‘08 Neha Bhasin Berman ‘06 Jill K. Berry ‘91 Jennifer Schuberth Bess ‘92 Jamie & John Beynon P’27 Drs. Arun & Anu Bhasin P’06, ‘10 Paris O’C. Bienert ‘10 Peter K. Bienert P’10 Rosemary Brumley Birchard ‘62 Erin R. Birely ‘06 Jean Miller Blom ‘60 Randi Bluestein Dr. Robyn Blum & Steven Blum P’21 Kitty Bone Bolinger ‘83 Evelyn C. Bond ‘78 Sara Wilcoxson Bond ‘91 Cynthia Davis Bonner ‘67 Jody N. Booze-Daniels ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Neal D. Borden P’90 Helen M. Bowdoin ‘56 Deanna M. Boyd ‘05

Laura Boydston & Robin Suleiman P’23 Robin & Toby Bozzuto P’24, ‘26 Jennifer T. Brant ‘97 Julia Brant ‘00 Stephanie & David Brecher P’19, ’23 Kate B. Brendler Valerie Williams Brennan ‘85 Margaret G. Brent ‘73 Tammey Brice P’18, ‘24 Mary Briggs & George Watson P’23 Bright Funds Foundation Madison V. Brightman ‘13 Mr. & Mrs. T.J. Brightman P’13 Allison Brill ‘95 & Peter Kwiterovich P’27, ‘32 Anne W. Brinkley ‘15 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Broadus III (Anne Eggleston ‘88) Darcy Brodman P’22 Ann Thomas Brody ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Broh-Kahn (Lee Lafferty ‘82) P’13 Laura Brooks ‘68 Colleen Ferrand-Andrew Brosman ‘02 Shannon & Edward Brown P’15, ‘17 Hadley M. Brown ‘15 Megan Brown Rebecca Cecil Brown ‘53 Sara Riedner Brown ‘88 Ann W. Brundige ‘67 Allison Sheff Bruns ‘02 Monica L. Brunson ‘81 Bryn Mawr Class of 2019 Andrew Brynes P’24, ‘27 Lynn Elsken Brynes P’24, ‘27 Debbie Margulies Buchwald ‘77 Buckingham School of Frederick County, Maryland Reid Norris Buckley ‘80 Gillian R. Budd ‘07 Jeanette L. Budzik Jane Miller Burch ‘87 Katharine & Angus Burgin Julia L. Burke ‘06 Catherine Thomas Burnett ‘87 Marilyn Buse Laura & Jim Buterbaugh GP’30 Carol Siegrist Caballero ‘81 Dr. Hugh Calkins & Ms. Rebecca Gregory Ashley A. Campbell ‘03 Emily Hessian Campbell ‘83 J. Page Embry Campbell ‘58 Gina Canestraro & Dr. Todd Kolb P’25 Anzhi Cao ‘13

Susan & Clay Capute P’14 Phoebe McCarthy Carey ‘07 Rosamond Chenowith Carlson ‘55 Barbara Grose Carnevale ‘71 Sally Fisher Carpenter ‘52 Sidney Carpenter P’29, ‘29 Anne Bennett Johnson Carroll ‘52 The Carson-Etheridge Foundation, Inc. Sarah M. Carter ‘67 Valerie Sherry Caruolo ‘05 Dennis Cashen & Christopher Panos P’23 Stephanie Williams Cellucci ‘88 Rheeqrheeq A. Chainey ‘07 Deborah Ross Chambliss ‘70 Candace I. Chandler ‘68 Mr. David W. Chapin P’96 Mr. & Mrs. David Chase P’87, ‘93 Dr. Sajida Chaudry & Dr. Anirudh Sridharan P’28 Monia Cheikh & Dr. Malek Cheikh Beiying Chen & Liping Zhu P’22 Catherine Chen ‘19 Catherine Chen ‘93 Slu Chen & Dr. James Chen P’13, ‘14, ‘19 Karen Chen ‘13 Sharon Chen ‘14 Jeff Chenault P’29 Dr. & Mrs. Paul H. Chew Caitlin & Jeff Christ Dr. Dana Kelly Christo ‘90 & Dr. Paul Christo P’28 Elizabeth Mulaikal Cifra ‘00 Catherine E. Clapp ‘06 Laura DeLano Clark ‘97 Margery Wolfe Clark ‘49 Tamaira & Gregory Clark Tracey Brooks Clarkson ‘81 Stacy Clary & Vasillios Pikounis P’24 Judith Dawson Cobb ‘66 Eleanor Cogswell ‘50 Joan Piven Cohen ‘67 Meg Gerstenblith Cohen ‘95 Claudia Arana Colen ‘95 Sunshine M. Collins ‘02 Community Foundation of South Georgia, Inc. Terry Inman Conlon ‘68 Nicole Cooke Anne Schaefer Cooper ‘54 Catherine W. Cooper ‘61 Molly E. Corbett ‘05 Dr. Brian Corwell P’27 Margaret Coulbourn Coscia ‘91 Jamie Wasserkrug Coster ‘72

Dr. Jennifer M. Coughlin ‘97 Lauren Crabtree ‘95 Anne Edmunds Croker ‘58 Sophia A. Crook ‘09 Kelly Newman Crown ‘08 Earlene & Randy Croxton GP’30 Justin D. Curtis P’31 Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Cuthbertson Jennie A. Daley ‘95 Ariel Dallam ‘79 Katy Dallam ‘73 Elissa L. Daly ‘91 Mr. & Mrs. Warren B. Daly, Jr. P’91 Anne Allen Boyce Dandy ‘45, P’68, ‘72 Jennifer & Jeremy Daniel P’23 Margaret Perry Daniel ‘71 Allison T. Daniels ‘08 Amy R. Daniels ‘10 Paul Danko P’13, ‘16 Jennifer & David Dardis P’28 Meika Fields Daus ‘99 Olivia K. Davies ‘14 Emily K. Davis ‘01 Sara Eisman Davis ‘04 Wendy Leigh Davis ‘73 Blair C. Davison ‘85 Lisa Wisniewski de Grouchy ‘75 Gita Deane & Lisa Polyak P’14, ‘17 Kate Deanehan ‘95 Virginia DeBuys ‘60 Anne Wallace Howard Dechter ‘00 Ms. Anne Lawrence Deering ‘69 & Dr. Albert F. DeLoskey P’96, ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan H. Deford (Elizabeth Franke ‘71) P’04 Eleanor L. DeGarmo ‘13 Mr. James H. DeGraffenreidt Jr. & Dr. Mychelle Farmer P’06 Marion Parsons DeGroff ‘57 Mary Hundley DeKuyper ‘56 H. Anderson deMuth & Lynne deMuth Lindsay A. DeMuth ‘13 Jennifer & Robert DeMuth P’18 Eden Haladay DeNardi ‘02 Robin & John Denick P’11, ‘17 Julia M. Denick ‘11 Meara & Cameron Denton P’18, ‘25 Ana DePina & Eric Norman P’26 Mr. & Mrs. John Depman P’11 Dr. Elissa Derrickson & Dr. Kim Derrickson P’14 Phyllis M. DeSmit 2019–2020

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Gifts to The Fund for Bryn Mawr continued Theresa E. Detorie Dianne & Michael Dett P’21 Brooke Donaldson Di Lauro ‘95 Carey Richmond Di Pietro ‘50 Sue Little Diehl ‘55 Martina Moylan Dilks ‘92 Rebecca Beall DiSabato ‘83 Jeannine Disviscour & David Berman P’17 Theresa & Paul Dittmar P’20 Jessica McAdams Dolan ‘99 Carly Donnelly ‘06 Cornelia A. Donner Jane Sowell Donoho ‘50 Dr. Kelly Dooley & David Archey P’20 Efrosine Dellios Doss ‘96 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew S. Douglas P’99, ‘11 Dr. Vicki Dowling & Dr. Bill Dowling P’19 Dr. Tanja Dresp & Dr. Joao Pedra P’23 Lauren Kelley Driscoll ‘83 Phoebe Albert Driscoll ‘50 Lauren B. Dudley ‘03 Elizabeth M. Dugan ‘70 Dr. Tracy Duke & Timothy Oursler P’19 Mary Claire Dunbar ‘17 Nancy LeSage Dunbar ‘12 Beverley Sener Durham ‘71 Catherine Baylin Duryea ‘02 Judith Dye GP’24 Margaret & David Earle P’18 Erika D. Eason ‘91 Cathy & Edward Easter P’21 Virginia Easter GP’21 Cristina Jacobs Easton ‘02 Mr. & Mrs. Carl E. Eastwick Louise Woods Eaton ‘69 Anastasia Eccles ‘02 Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Eccles P’02 Franklin Ecker Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Eckhardt P’82 Dorothy Thomas Eckhardt ‘82 Carol & Alan Edelman P’13 Allison Eden Dorsett Edmunds ‘61 Elizabeth Williams Edmunds ‘89 Marianna D. Edmunds ‘61 Dr. Kelli Eimer & Dr. Joseph Eimer P’20 Jill Rabineau Eisner ‘86 Jasmine & Sean Elavia Donisha Eldridge & Curtis J. Adams P’23 Pamela Toback Ellis ‘88 22

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Eric E. Elton Mr. & Mrs. Philip D. English P’88 Patti Ephraim & Nigel Sequeira P’21, ‘25 Mrs. Randal B. Etheridge P’88 Renee Etzel Farah Hinds Evans ‘98 & Anton Evans P’19 Chastin & Michael Faith P’26 Hilary Harp Falk ‘97 Joan Glazer Farber ‘75 Rebecca Straus Farber ‘97 Demitra Sourlis Farha ‘06 Eugenia T. Farley ‘78, P’10 Elizabeth Farr Margaret Farrand ‘05 Rachel A. Faulkner ‘95 Wendy Powell Feaga ‘72 Lynn Little Featherston ‘57 Helen Jencks Featherstone ‘62 Leslie F. Feinberg Nora E. Feinstein ‘07 Anna Leigh Feiss ‘12 Julia S. Feiss ‘15 Grace W. Felder ‘17 Emily L. Fetting ‘02 Joan Folger Fey ‘47 Amanda German Fine ‘95 & Alexandre Fine P’31 Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Fingles (Victoria Kempton ‘64) P’94 Elizabeth Rumsey Finkle ‘56 Sarah Finlayson & Lindley DeGarmo P’13 Katharine Finney ‘78 Dr. Cheryl Finney & Dr. Stewart Finney P’18 Sarah B. Fiori ‘07 J. Michael Flanigan & Gregory R. Weidman P’08 Ann Robbins Forbes ‘72 George C. Ford Jr. C. Nadine Forrester ‘01 Dr. & Mrs. Dennis G. Foster Jr. P’05, ‘07 Nicole A. Foster ‘02 Sally Foster ‘55 Lisa C. Frank ‘97 Madge & Haswell Franklin GP’20, ‘22 Debbie & Henry Franklin P’20, ‘22 Patricia Morris Franklin ‘62 Dr. Georgia Franyo-Ehlers P’00 Janet & Richard Frazier GP’29, ‘29 Deborah DeVries Frey ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. Howard M. Friedel P’85, ‘88 Patricia Friel GP’28 Andrea Kullmer Frindt ‘80 Tenny H. Frost ‘83

Barbara Nitchie Fuldner ‘63 Judith P. Fulton ‘73 Ann Sinwell Gabor ‘57 Elizabeth McAvoy Gabriel ‘07 Katherine Stieff Gaines ‘83 Dr. & Mrs. Earl P. Galleher (Martha Wheelwright ‘51) P’73 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Gambel P’04 Jessica E. Gambel ‘04 Mr. C. Richard Gamper P’08 Alexandra Garcia ‘20 Rebekah Lord Gardiner ‘82 Ruchi & Sharad Garg P’26 Margaret Kennedy Garman ‘61 Carol Wilson Garvey ‘59 Katharine Thornton Gaskill ‘64 Fiona A. M. Gately ‘14 Maeve D. Gately ‘08 Mark Gately P’08, ‘14 Kathleen Gavin & James Dunbar P’06, ‘12, ‘17 Mr. Arthur C. George & Dr. Kathryn T. George P’03 Jason George Melinda Griffith George ‘86 Sophia Germanides-Dryer & Edward Dryer P’24 Laura Mech Getschel ‘66 Tina F. Ghiladi ‘89 Katharine Mumford Giancola ‘86, P’10, ‘16 Dr. & Mrs. Bruce P. Gilarsky P’06 Jane & Eric Godshalk GP’22 Mr. & Mrs. Tim Goertel (Sara Nelson ‘94) Chrissy Erb Goldberg ‘95 Frine Gonzales GP’26 Lee Wheeler Gordon ‘00 Helen Tilghman Gordon ‘66 Caroline Haislip Gorn ‘07 Annapurna Gorti & Dr. Bhanu Gorti P’22 Elizabeth L. Gotterer ‘76 Stephanie Stamas Goulakos ‘03 Christina Bittar Graetz ‘06 Annmarie Cappiello Graham ‘79 Dorothy & Dennis Graul P’17, ‘20 Abby & David Gray P’00, ‘05 Elizabeth Gray Ciara Green Denise Green Margaret Smith Green ‘65, P‘99, ’06 Elizabeth Levine Greene ‘01 Grace L. R. Greene ‘16 Mr. & Mrs. Francis N. Greene (Leanna Haynie ‘58) P’88 Geraldine Nager Griffin ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. James G. Griffin P’88

Letitia L. Grimes ‘96 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Butler Grimes III P’96 Fredye W. & Adam A. Gross Mr. & Mrs. John W. Guinee III P’03, ‘05 Dr. Anuj Gupta & Dr. Himani Shishodia P’28 Scott Guthrie & Dana Weckesser P’08 Janet & David Guyton GP’27 Kathleen & Jason Gwyther P’20 Rebecca Kiselewich Haciski ‘00 Dr. Krystl Haerian P’26, ’29 Carol Jackson Haigh ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence F. Haislip (Carol Campbell ‘75) P’07, ‘09 Anne Gross Hamel ‘82 Natalie Ann Hamilton ‘12 Corinne Funk Hammons ‘93 Marcie Hanhart ‘64 Hunter W. Hanley Margaret L. Hanley ‘07 Colleen & Owen Hanson P’25 Eleanor Cover Harding ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. George Hardy III Himide Hardy-Pointer & Thomas Pointer P’27 Sarah Pazourek Harlan ‘86 & Dr. Joseph Harlan P’16, ‘20 Stephany Smith Harper ‘54, GP’10, ‘14 Jasmine A. Harrison ‘07 Anna E. Hart ‘15 Barbara Hart P’15 Sue Peirce Hartshorn ‘58 Martha & Patrick Hastings LaToya T. Hawkins ‘95 Katharine M. Hawks ‘85 Sophia Cadwalader Hayes ‘68 Alice Duffee Healy ‘88 Kiana J. Hebron ‘95 Louise Bond Heck ‘79 Jennifer Drossner Heeter ‘06 Mr. & Mrs. Wesley H. Heilman Margot Wurtzburger Heller ‘53, P’80 Carla A. Hendrix ‘64 Ervin & Ann Hendrix GP’20 Mr. & Mrs. William L. Henn Jr. P’04, ’09 Jennifer & Chris Hervy P’21 Dr. Monica Hetrick & Dr. Matthew J. Hetrick P’23 Mrs. Douglas O. Hickman P’96 Emita Brady Hill ‘53 Michelle Harvey Hill ‘80 Richard & Margaret Himelfarb P’93; GP’26, ’31 Anna R. Himmelrich ‘01 Carrie J. Himmelrich ‘05

Pam & Sam Himmelrich P’01, ‘05, ‘09 Sarah & Jacob Himmelrich Frances Ayers Hinder ‘04 Jaina L. Hirai ‘95 Jeanette & Steven Histon P’14 Emily Marshall Hoak ‘62 Betsey Hobelmann & Dr. Greg Hobelmann P’21 Margaret Ober Hoff ‘61 Corie A. Hoffberger ‘98 Catherine & Douglas Hoffberger P’19 Caroline Pfrommer Hoffman ‘64 Elizabeth Holder ‘88 Nancy K. Holder Carolyn R. Holmes ‘79 Elizabeth Geesey Holmes ‘82 Regina Holmes ‘81 Eleanor Rutledge Holt ‘47 Dr. Nicole Hood & Kevin Hood P’20,’23 Elizabeth & Ryan Hopkins P’24 Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Hord P’92, ‘94; GP’24, ‘25, ’27 Elizabeth Tomlinson Horn ‘88 Dr. Karen Horton & Victor Warren P’21 Dr. Maureen Horton & Dr. Jonathan Powell P’18, ‘22, ‘25 Christina Campanella Host ‘04 Lucy Howard ‘58 Mary Montgomery Howard ‘66 Elizabeth Howe ‘63 Zoe M. Hruban ‘05 Penney & A.C. Hubbard P’82; GP’12, ’15 Hulu, LLC Tandra Hunter-Payne & Robert Hunter P’21 Daniel K. Hurley & Kathleen M. McDevitt P’97 Maia M. Hurley ‘97 Allison R. Hurtt ‘07 Elizabeth Himelfarb Hurwitz ‘93 & David Hurwitz P’26, ‘31 Jennie Fowlkes Hyatt ‘54 Jill Berger Inbar ‘87 Barbara Loch Ireland ‘64 Judith Temkin Irvine ‘62 Zoë K. Isabella ‘08 Maija Burns Jackson ‘82 Rebekah & Mark Jackson Mr. C. Godfrey Jacobs & Dr. Maria C. Jacobs P’02, ‘04 Katherine M. Janian ‘07 Leslie Jansen Debby & Steve Jencks (Deborah Shephard ‘62) P’92, ‘96 Claire Serra Jensen ‘63 Sara Jeurling & Todd Gustin

Jewish Federation of Omaha Foundation Mali Jiang & Jin Xu P’22 Dr. Anjana Jindal & Dr. Gaurav Jindal P’30 Caroline Bailey Johnson ‘10 Jennifer & Daniel Johnson P’22, ‘24 Cary Jones, Jr. Colleen Jordan P’94, ‘96 Kendra A. Jordan Pamela Hessey Jorgensen ‘66 Mrinalini Joshi ‘98 Deborah Schmidt Junk ‘71 Deborah Farber Kallop ‘63 Margaret C. Kandel ‘11 Ann T. Kangas Emma H. Kaplan ‘10 Tin-Na Kan Karnavy ‘92 Judith Snyder Kastenberg ‘84 Brittany L. Katz ‘09 Lisa Lebow Kaufman ‘84 & Mark Kaufman P’16, ‘18 Lauren Kaufmann ‘75 Mira Kautzky ‘88 Katharine D. Kearney ‘08 Mr. & Mrs. James I. Keenan P’88 Peter Keith P’23 Annabelle Cook Kellogg ‘44 Maureen McKewen Kelly ‘72 Maya C. Kelly ‘98 Emily Goodwin Kemp ‘47 Kristen Kennedy Molly S. Keogh ‘05 Rosalie Oster Kerr ‘59 Dr. Kerri Kerr & William Kerr P’25, ‘29 Justine Khadduri Sabrina S. Khan ‘01 Dr. & Mrs. Ajit S. Khanuja GP’19, ‘21 Dr. Nagi Khouri & Sylvana Khouri GP’29 Ellen Goldbloom Kight ‘63 Janet O. Kilby ‘70 Elizabeth Franyo Kilcollin ‘00 Dorothy Kim ‘10 Jiho Kim Matthew & Lydia Kimball P’06 Meredith Miller Kimtis ‘05 Clare V. King ‘64 William Kinzler Jordyn E. Kirr ‘07 Valerie Winchester Kitch ‘66 Ashlee & Kieron Kitson-Walters P’31 Lee M. Kladky & Dr. William P. Kladky P’08 Cheryl Klarman 2019–2020

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Gifts to The Fund for Bryn Mawr continued March Pio Roda Klein ‘86 Sasha Klevytska Katherine B. Klots ‘10 Meaghan Walsh Knaub ‘89 & Eric Knaub P’22 Lula B. Kopper ‘67 Jennifer & Daniel Koslowski Jennifer Corso Kousouris ‘90 Emma P. Kozumbo ‘06 Holly Ballard Kreutter ‘76 Dawn C. Krieger ‘94 Dr. Carrie Krug & Ian Mitchell P’24 Merry C. Krumpholz Joanna Stelzer Kueffner ‘95 Dr. Bhavna Kumar & Dr. Sanjeev Kumar P’20 Dr. & Mrs. Richard J. Kuntz P’05 Dr. Irene Kuo & Dr. Carson Chow P’24 Avendui Shoup Lacovara ‘89 Mary Daily Lacy Lauren Marcus Ladenson ‘90 Hilary Sullivan Laing ‘80 Katherine Edmunds LaMotte ‘69 Kristine Lampkin Jane & James Lancaster P’27, ‘30 Kevin M. Larrowe & Lucy B. Robins P’08, ‘11 Irfan Kiratli Latimer ‘86 Norris Novak Latshaw ‘04 Laura J. Lattman ‘97 Connie Lauffer GP’25 Margaret Athey Lawrence ‘95 Dr. Dung Le & Dr. Henry Sun P’27 Miriam R. Lederer ‘96 Ann C. Lee ‘88 Esther & Jefferson Lee Hyun Lee & Hang Shin P’23 Yanghee Kim & Dr. Seakoo Lee P’20 Sylvia E. Lee ‘94 Mariah S. Lees ‘06 Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Leheny GP’21 Audrey & Eric Lester GP’24, ‘30 Emily & Athanasios Letras Patricia Waters Levering ‘44 Dr. & Mrs. Michael A. Levine P’01 Rachael Baylin Levine ‘95 Daniel Levitov & Karin Brown P’31, ‘31 Elizabeth Day Levy ‘52 Melanie B. Levy ‘03 Ellen Bruce Gibbs Lewis ‘76 Ellen Russell Lewis ‘54 Julie & Wallace Lewis P’21 Jinglu Li ‘12 24

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Lydia Li & Shawn Mudd Mr. Thomas A. Liebel & Dr. Theresa Lorch P’13 Dr. Lauren Osborne & Robert Lieberman P’20 Ning Liu & Dr. Chengsong Ma P’22 Tongyun Liu & Dr. Zheqing Cai P’23 Yanqiu Liu & Dr. Song Chen P’24, ’26 Sophia Livsey ‘81 Meredith Lohr ‘88 Barbara Cromwell Lohsen ‘50 Elisabeth M. Long ‘82 Louis & Dora Smith Foundation Dorianne L. Low ‘62 Dr. & Mrs. George E. Lowe P’01, ‘03 Tameika Lunn-Exinor ‘95 Margaret & Christopher Lynch P’10, ‘14 Liz & Robert Lynch P’23 Anne T. Lyon ‘97 Katharine J. Lyon ‘08 Logan A. Lyons ‘10 Bing Ma & Chunming Yuan P’22, ‘26 Dr. & Mrs. Louis Maccini P’91 Dr. Aimee Maceda & Dr. Jeffrey Richman P’23 Mr. & Mrs. Ian D. MacFarlane P’09 Louise Armstrong Machen ‘69 Carol Long & Dr. Alastair Mackay P’18 Anne Stick Mackenzie-Hopkins ‘46 Augusta E. MacLaughlin ‘08 Amanda & Scott Macomber P’25 Feiruz Khajawi Macon ‘93 & Stewart Macon P’28 Dianne & Lawrence Maffia GP’30 Kathleen E. Magness ‘77 Sabiha & Adnan Malik P’27, ‘29 Mr. & Mrs. M. Gerard Malooly P‘96, ’00 Allison & Steven Mandelberg Gail Mangels ‘67 & David McCulloch P’99 Lynn Sanders Manthy ‘92 Kathryn & John Maranto P’15, ‘18 Natalie Maranto ‘18 Frances C. Marbury ‘67 Harold Marciari GP’22 Dr. Julia Marciari-Alexander & Dr. John Marciari P’22 Mr. & Mrs. Stanley J. Marcuss GP’23, ‘27 Charles Marek P’97; GP’32 Meghan & Charles Marek P’32 Arna M. Margolis Rachel Kiselewich Marin ‘03 Kathleen Shattuck Markov ‘01 Maren Levinson Marquart ‘93 Dr. Laura Marsh Laura Frisch Marsh ‘87

Julie Smith Marshall ‘89 & Dave Marshall P’26 Aimee Martin & Dr. Zachary Martin P’23 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Martin P’99 Ebony Martin P’18 Elizabeth Bone Martin ‘89 Elizabeth Martin ‘99 Angela & Anthony Martinelli P’26 Eva Vishio Martire ‘89 Stephanie M. Marudas ‘98 Lydia G. Mason MaryAnn E. Massumi ‘10 Mr. & Mrs. Louis P. Mathews Jr. (Anne McLean ‘78) P’07 Susannah B. Matthai ‘12 Kathryn Schermerhorn Mavrellos ‘95 Katie D. Mazer ‘05 Amy Mazza-Ng & Dr. Vincent Ng P’31 Bethany D. McAndrew Cathy & Mac McCain Judith Warner McCarthy ‘42 Amy McClain & Marnell Cooper P’26 Phoebe Buppert McClellan ‘95 Mary & Bob McClelland P’19, ‘22 Niknaz Moghbeli McCormally ‘98 Barbara Karll McCormick ‘66 Alexa DeLoskey McCulloch ‘96 Rev. John R. McDermott & Laurel S. McDermott P’80, ‘82 Mr. & Mrs. John E. McDonald (Elizabeth Seiler ‘50) P’76 Lindsay Moore McGettigan ‘03 Anna G. McGinnis ‘16 Melanie Williams McHale ‘87 Cynthia McIntyre & Daniel McIntyre P’12 Elisabeth Kreter McKibben ‘01 Megan & Rob McKinnie Hillary Mann McMullan ‘09 Maria C. McNeely ‘05 Chris McSherry & Fred Hopkins P’19 Margery Feiss Menton ‘66 Charles Merrick III P’92 Dorothy Richardson Messenger ‘71 Mr. & Mrs. Neil A. Meyerhoff P’98 Shelby Meyerhoff ‘98 Eleanor H. Miller ‘09 Gabriella M. Miller ‘12 Elsa Hale Mintz ‘74 Marie & Levy Miranda P’22 Angela M. Mislowsky ‘95 Carey Hoff Mitchell ‘78 Vicky Miyamoto & Samy Muaddi Barbara C. Miyasaki P’97 Mary Beth Sinclair Moehring ‘76 deceased shown in italic

Dr. Anne Monroe & Dennis Rivera P’30 Mary Sabra Monroe GP’30 Eliza L. Montague ‘12 Dr. Alyson Moore P’17 Anne Emory Moore ‘70 Beverly Britten Moore P’03 Caroline Gilbert Moore ‘82 Rebecca A. Morris ‘94 & Charles Fitzpatrick Elizabeth Goodell Morrison ‘83 Dr. & Mrs. Hugo W. Moser P’82 Anne Bordley Moss ‘55 Marthe & Robert Motley P’27 Sheila Muccio & Jon Sheets P’14 Marguerite Mugge & Michael Gill Drs. Peter & Rose Mulaikal P’98, ‘00 Teresa A. Mulaikal ‘98 Mary & Alban Mullaj P’30 Kim Muller-Thym ‘66 Sarah Fowlkes Mumford ‘96 & George Mumford P’29 Farzana & Mohmad Muqueeth P’02 Sheila H. Murnaghan ‘69 David Musgrave & Elizabeth Chuday P’12 Sharyn Musika P’01 Rachel K. Myers ‘01 Kyle Napoli ‘93 Susan Naquin ‘62 Dr. Shivani Narasimhan & Dr. Arvind Narashimhan P’25 Bonnie Natal GP’22 Angela Natale & Ira Weinstein P’18 Mr. & Mrs. Josef Nathanson P’96 Mr. Jeffrey A. Nelson & Dr. Mary R. Rifino P’11 Lauren R. Nelson ‘11 Martha Parsons Nelson ‘52 Stephanie A. Nelson ‘97 Molly Ness ‘95 Dr. & Mrs. Paul Ness P’88, ‘95 Laura Neuman & Paul Volkman P’25 Laura Nickerson ‘84 Brooks Paternotte Nobel ‘70 Julie M. Nogee ‘03 Andrea L. Noravian ‘02 Patricia Nothstein Joelle G. Novey ‘97 Jenifer German Nugent ‘92, P’24 Dr. Maria Nurminskaya & Dr. Dmitry Nurminsky P’17 Mr. & Mrs. Emmanuel Okon Obot P’09 Suzanne Wailes Obrecht ‘70, P’94, ‘96, ‘02 Hartley Etheridge O’Brien ‘88 Meagan Perry Occhialini ‘00 Sujin Ock ‘95

Jaime E. O’Donnell ‘12 Folashade Odumesi ‘00 LeToya Fields Ogallo ‘95 Oluchi Ogbonna ‘19 Lee & Marilyn Ogburn (Marilyn Koeppel ‘69) P’05, ‘11 Patrice S. O’Gorman Kathryn Charkatz Okrent ‘91 Mary Anne Polk O’Meara ‘66 Katherine LeBoutillier O’Neill ‘62 Martha J. O’Neill Julina Ongkasuwan ‘96 Susan K. Orlando Elizabeth Allnutt Osha ‘59 Nerissa Paglinauan ‘95 Elizabeth A. Palmer ‘07 Lee Palmer & Robert W. Perciasepe P’00, ‘03 Linda H. Panitz P’78 Wendy Pantle & Dr. Hardin Pantle P’19 Elizabeth Paraskevopoulos & Dr. Nicholas Paraskevopoulos P’18, ‘21 Diane Williams Parker P’85 Erica L. Parker ‘88 Linda Richardson Parsons ‘68 Mimi Pendleton Parvis ‘70 Mrs. William Pascoe III P’81, ‘83, ‘87 Serena S. Patel ‘16 Mr. & Mrs. William L. Paternotte Bettina Patterson ‘57 Sandra S. Patterson ‘67 Penelope Patterson Paxton ‘61 Dr. Kimberly Peairs & Dr. Landon King P’18 Elizabeth McDonald Peard ‘76 Anne Neill Peck ‘74 Margaret Penhallegon GP’29 Margaret V. Penniman ‘63 Marisa L. Perez-Grose Anne Scarlett Perkins ‘55, P’77, ‘79 Elizabeth D. Peters ‘05 Emily Hankin Petrila ‘05 Pfizer Foundation Elizabeth Merrick Phelan ‘92 Dorothy Wolff Phipps ‘50, P’74, ‘76, ‘80 Margaret Brooks Pilachowski ‘65 Penelope Primus Pine ‘63 Diandra Pinnock Claro L. Pio Roda P’86, ‘93; GP’30 Marianne DePaulo Plant ‘91 & Albin Plant P’19, ‘22 Grace & Howard Pollack P’14, ‘15 Katherine S. Pollard ‘91 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Pollizzi III P’01 Louise Pons & Roger Snouffer P’22

Alice Bowdoin Poole ‘53 Barbara H. Porter ‘44 Mr. & Mrs. David M. Porter (Mary Ellen Beckelheimer ‘71) P’04 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Powell GP’18, ‘22, ‘25 Karen Fine Pranikoff ‘84 Carol Renneburg Pratt ‘68 Lynn Trout Prescop ‘78 Gloria Prettiman P’13, ‘24 Ann K. Prevas ‘15 Emily Brosi Prevas ‘98 & Tom Prevas P’28, ‘32 Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Price P’00 Dr. Alison Esposito Pritchard ‘96 & Matthew Pritchard P’28 Anne Puckett & Dr. Joel Puckett P’29 Carol Purcell P’86 Jan Quinton GP’21, ‘26 Amaly Rahman ‘95 Elfrieda Ramsay GP’21, ‘23 Dr. Padmini Ranasinghe & Pubudu Ranasinghe P’30, ‘32 Julia H. Randall ‘75 Rose Johnson Randall ‘43 Dr. & Mrs. Neal Ranen P’13 Eileen Potocki Ratajczak ‘76 Madeline C. Ravich ‘95 Jennifer Nelson Ray ‘01 Kyoko & Stephen Redd P’03 Stephanie Harrell Redden ‘03 Katherine B. Redding GP’20 Gloria & Gregory Reed P’16, ‘18 Marie Reiser Patricia S. Rhee ‘90 Julia Dunbar Ricciardi ‘06 Elizabeth VandeGrift Richards ‘66 Paola & Patrick Richter P’26 Monifa Riggins & Jesmond Riggins P’31 Elizabeth & Paul Riley Kimberley Long Riley ‘79 Sarah Swindell Rinehart ‘58 Lauren P. Risby ‘03 Meghan C. Risper ‘07 Amy Robinson Kristin L. Robinson ‘90 Noah Robinson Jason Rockwell P’26 Rachel Arnot Rockwell ‘97, P’26 Margaret Gatchell Rodgers ‘82 Steven D. Rogers & Frances T. Appler P’04, ‘07 Sally Roessler Christine E. Rogers P’08, ‘10 2019–2020

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Gifts to The Fund for Bryn Mawr continued Jennifer E. Rogers ‘08 Samantha C. Rogers ‘10 Meredith Mao Rosen ‘95 Amanda J. Rosenberg ‘06 Myra Nan Rosenfeld-Little ‘59 Joan Mealy Rosenthal ‘66 Suzanne & David Rosenthal (Suzanne Feldman ‘72) P’06 Margaret C. Ross ‘72 Sandra Rhee Ross ‘89 Jennifer Rossman & Todd Anson P’21 Mr. & Mrs. Steven W. Rothwell GP’22, ‘27 Julie R. Rubin ‘91 Mara S. Rubin ‘88 Stacey Rubin & Dr. David Rubin P’08, ‘11 Michael Rudie Lauren Armstrong Ruffin ‘97 Karen W. Rugh ‘99 Prof. Wilson J. Rugh II & Ms. Theresa Winter P’99 Ann Goldsborough Ruppel ‘75 Lainie Rutkow & Adam Spira Viveka Ryn P’27 Julie E. Sabatier ‘99 Jill D. Sagner ‘88 Kimberly Smith Sagor ‘98 Sara M. Sajadi ‘02 Susan Sajadi ‘96 Salesforce.org The Salisbury Family Foundation Edith Gans Salisbury ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. Erik Salovaara Janet E. Samorodin-McIlwain ‘88 Anita Sampath & Sam Rajamanickam P’24 Jacqueline Sanders P’92 Dr. Paola A. Sansur ‘91 & Dr. Frangiscos Sifakis P’25 John & Michelle Sapp Lucy Koppelman Saunders ‘63 Priya Prabhakar Saxena ‘90 Mr. & Mrs. G. Lewis Schaffner P’93 Kristin D. Schaffner ‘93 Dr. Julie Scharfstein & Dr. Daniel Scharfstein P’16, ‘20 Jessica Temsook Schick ‘98 Cynthia E. Schmidt ‘67 E. Virginia Schmidt ‘74 Linda Tompkins Schneidereith ‘58 Anne Little Schnell ‘48 Kathryn C. Schoeberlein ‘02 Barbara Taylor Schofield ‘64 Jessica Sinclair Schram ‘02 & James Schram P’32 Allison Obrecht Schultz ‘94 26

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Aniko Schwarcz ‘00 Barbara Scott Melissa & Josh Segall Dr. Kinjal Sethuraman & Dr. Girish Sethuraman P’27 Page Ward Seville ‘82 & Anthony Seville P’18 Denise & Robert Shaffer P’23 Somayeh Shams & Scott Noble P’28 Hillary Hollander Shankman ‘96, P’29 Zachary Shankman P’29 Meira Hord Shapiro ‘92 & Jim Shapiro P’24, ‘25, ‘27 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald M. Shapiro P’87, ‘89 Nickole & Raymond Sharp P’31 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Shawe P’95 Stephanie & Evan Shea Blake E. Sheehan ‘06 Keira & Joshua Shein P’22 Mary Waters Niles Shepley ‘49 Suzanne Judkins Sheppard ‘54 Gwelan & Patrick Sheridan P’25 Amanda Shinholser Jill & Rich Shock Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Shoemaker (Mary Armstrong ‘69) P’01 Jennifer Costanza Shopkorn ‘96 Donna Whiteley Sieverts ‘62 Dr. Eleanor Silverman & Dr. Michael Silverman P’19 Samantha Silverman ‘15 Mr. & Mrs. John B. Sinclair P’02; GP’32 Harleen Singh ‘11 Carie Ann Foster Sirmon ‘05 Saima Sitwat & Dr. Bilal Sitwat P’24, ‘28 Charlotte Skolasky ‘17 Claudia Skolasky ‘19 Dr. Richard Skolasky & Dr. Scott Eckhardt P’17, ‘19 Britt Eckhardt Slattery ‘82 Dr. Isabella Penna Sledge ‘82 Elizabeth Kaplan Small ‘05 Carol E. Smith P’01; GP’31 Elizabeth & Stuart Smith P’16, ‘21 Erica Fishman Smith ‘95 Louise Hicks Smith ‘70 Margaret Rickard Smith ‘83 Mason Moss Smith ‘60 De Smith ‘68 Phyllis Gilbert Smith ‘65 Sallilynch Currin Smith ‘58, P’84; GP’16 Wendy Smith ‘71 Leslie Crocker Snyder ‘58 Dr. Shanthini Sockanathan & Dr. Paul Worley P’23, ‘23 Sarah Waters Southard ‘73 Nancy E. Speas ‘67

Amanda E. Spector ‘04 Irina Spector-Marks ‘04 Elizabeth Cromwell Speers ‘82 Heather Speicher & Dr. Matthew Speicher P’25 Mr. & Mrs. John Stalfort P’11 Kelly Stallard Blair D. Stambaugh Megan Arnold Standing ‘00 Nicole Stanton ‘92 Agnes Gordon Stark ‘57 Alexandra von Stackelberg Starr ‘62 Elizabeth Fortuin B. Steffensen ‘82 David W. Stephens Sheryl & Robert Stephenson P’15, ‘18 Laura Koehler Stepp ‘04 Suzanne & Scott Stevens P’29, ‘32 Betsy Supplee Stewart ‘71 Sharon Stewart P’86 Emily Stieff ‘00 Katharine Ridgely Stierhoff ‘48 Margaret P. Stout P’82 Jane E. Strachan ‘91 Anne K. Stratton GP’29 Katharine Stratton & Adam Herb P’29 Donald Struke & Martina Martin P’12 Anu & Arcot Subhas GP’25 Jennifer M. Sullam ‘99 Karen E. Sullam ‘02 Rebecca Bien Sullivan ‘70 Barrett C. Summerlin ‘01 Judy & David Summers P’20 Amy & Stephen Summers P’24 Nancy Sun & Eric Su P’23 Tareega T. Surichamorn ‘97 Carolyn A. Surrick P’20 Elaine Cappiello Sutton ‘82 Jean Hebb Swank ‘57 Nancy Cotton Swindell ‘53, GP’11 Elaine Swyryn Matilde Taborda-Almaguer & Timothy Almaguer P’31 Talbott & Ann Bond Family Foundation Kelly Just Tanenholz ‘90 Emily B. Tankersley Cheryl L. Tapager ‘90 Amy Tapper ‘82 Alexandra Wentworth Tatnall ‘51 Jessica Monthony Teel ‘90 Ann Temkin ‘55 Tsgereda Tesfu & Elias Cherent P’26 Dr. Mamie Thant ‘00 Dr. & Mrs. Myo Thant P’00

The Columbus Foundation The Corinne H. Dale Family Foundation Julie & Charles Thomas P’22 Lydia S. Thomas ‘73 Victoria M. Thomas ‘04 Mary & KC Thomaskutty GP’25 Alexandra Chagouris Thompson ‘05 Carolyn E. Thompson ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. John R. Thompson P’86 Midge Potter Thompson ‘66 Susan C. Thon ‘64 Meredith L. Thornbery ‘98 Catherine Roberts Tipper ‘78 Margaret O. Tipper ‘70, P’04 Cynthia & Joseph Tirone P’21 Talia Busby-Titus Emily Tobias ‘01 Jessica Ulmer Tomljanovic ‘95 Ellett George Toomey ‘03 Sara Trachtenberg & Anthony Ngaata Vail Devereux Traina ‘51 Laurel Tria GP’29 Ruth McDaniel Trilli ‘90 Amanda C. Trimble ‘05 Mr. & Mrs. T. Ridgeway Trimble P’05 Donna Triptow & Michael Salsbury P’11 Mary Trompeter Erin & Lee Tschantret P’22 Dr. Megan Tschudy & Paul Otto Annie Tucker ‘19 Jeanette & Alton Tucker GP’27 Molly Tucker ‘16 Ivana Turner Kate Levy Tye ‘75 UBS Financial Services, Inc. Frances Gragg Uhlenhopp ‘61 Courtney Ulmer ‘93 Emily Piendak Vainieri ‘95 Sylvie van Helden Isabel M. van Zijl ‘10 Poornima Vanguri ‘01 Helen Perkins Vansant ‘71 Christina & David Veprek Brandy & Shawn Vinson P’22 Miriam Vishio ‘91 Kristin & Scott Vogel P’31 Kathie Guben Wachs ‘90 & Jonathan Wachs P’19 Sophia Wachs ‘19 Emily Mathews Wachtmeister ‘07 Robin B. Wagner ‘83 Samantha Wright Wakefield ‘01

Susan E. Wallace ‘81 Kathleen & Michael Walsh Marjorie Foley Walsh ‘06 Maureen E. Walsh & Peter Heffernan P’18 Sandra Spear Walsh ‘56, P’89; GP’22 Valerie M. Walters Dan Wang & Dr. Bin Wu P’23 Dr. Ruizhi Wang & Prof. Tinglong Dai P’31 Debra K. Waranch Katie E. Wareheim ‘04 Lisa Warren Katharine Washburne Mallory Yearley Waterman ‘67 Dr. Alice Waters & Richard Doak William M. Waters Mr. & Mrs. George E. Watson III (Louisa Johnson ‘58) GP’23 Stacy Watson Alston Parker Watt ‘85 Roberta Bair Watts ‘80 & Richard Watts P’14 Mandy London Weinman ‘94 Larah Weinstein ‘18 Wells Fargo Patricia M. Whalen Mr. & Mrs. Rexford L. Wheeler III (Leighton King ‘69) P’97, ‘00 Margaret Wheeler Gisela & Thomas Whinerey GP’22 Campbell Baker Whisnand ‘62 Helen Lowe Whitcombe ‘50 Ellen T. White ‘71 Susan Greenlee White ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. William W. Whitehurst Jr. P’82; GP’12, ‘16 Louisa T. Whitman ‘89 Nancy Widney & Po Chang P’25 Margaret Wiener ‘07 Anjanette M. Wiggins ‘97 Sheila R. Wiggins P’97 Mary Webster Wiglesworth ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Wilcoxson P’91, ‘89 Molly Wilkerson Yolanda Johnson Wilkins ‘95 Allison G. Williams P’21, ‘24 Jill O. Williams Sally Cheston Williams ‘65 Amirah Baker Wilson ‘98 & James Wilson P’32 Ann Asper Wilson ‘65 Catherine Allen Dickey Wilson ‘64 Muriel Fitzgerald Wilson ‘61 Carol Jackson Winstead ‘65 Anne & Leo Wise P’29

Rebeccah & Allen Wish P’28, ‘30 Virginia G. Wiswell ‘73 Barbara F. Wolf P’79, ‘85 Miriam C. Wolf ‘11 Donna & John Wolk P’22 Emily & Brian Woods P’21, ‘23 Catherine Cooper Woods ‘82 Keirston R. Woods ‘96 Lena & Ben Woods P’29, ‘31 Emily D. Woodward ‘03 Leigh Woodworth & Dr. Graeme Woodworth P’23 Erin & Thomas Wrenn P’32 Custis Broyles Wright ‘42 Rhonda Smith Wright ‘95 & Durke Wright P’27 Ruth Wu GP’22 Amanda B. Wyatt ‘08 Anne Marbury Wyatt-Brown ‘57 Ann Shoemaker Wyman ‘59 Virginia Shelley Wynn ‘73 Sumitra Tripuraneni Yalamanchili ‘96 Guangyu Yang & Bin Shen P’18, ‘22 Dr. Wendy Yap & Dr. Seth Blackshaw P’17 Cecilia Yazigi & Dr. Ricardo Yazigi P’17, ‘20 Xiaojing Ye & Chinhui Lin P’23 Kevin Yeager Elizabeth J. Yen ‘00 Hiu King Yip Dorothy Boyce York ‘70 Charlotte Graham Zacharkiw ‘97 Sogand Zamani ‘96 Laurel & Brian Zemil P’20 Yasmin A. Zerhouni ‘97 Helena Zinkham ‘71 Daniel Zlotowitz & Sherrie L. Kormann P’07 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R.S. Zouck (Lucy Williamson ‘77) P’06 Elliot Zulver & Sally B. Gold P’01 Alissa Zulvergold ‘01

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WHY I GIVE “ I give to Bryn Mawr for many reasons, but primarily among them, is the reality that I had so many gifted teachers.The impact of their knowledge, wisdom, guidance (and help when needed) has stayed with me for a lifetime.

Perhaps greatest thanks should go to our Headmistress Katharine Van Bibber who gathered together a wealth of talent and who, throughout her years, guided her students by her own personal, deep commitment to essential values, not to be forgotten as we made our way through the years to come.”

– Peggy Mock Obrecht ‘56, P’79

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Congratulations and Thank You

to the Class of 2020!

“ The Class of 2020 demonstrated resilience and thoughtfulness in the face of some of their most challenging moments this spring.”

– Emily Fetting ’02

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This spring, the Class of 2020 rose to the many challenges the COVID-19 pandemic presented with resilience, grace and generosity. Over the last four years, the seniors worked hard to raise funds for their Prom. They sold candy bags at Halloween in tenth grade, candles and chocolate bars in eleventh grade and hosted Bryn Mawr’s most successful Bingo event this past winter.

In total, they raised approximately $10,000 to throw their final party at Bryn Mawr.

After the onset of the pandemic, when it became apparent they would have to cancel Prom, the senior class agreed to transfer their savings to Bryn Mawr’s COVID-19 Relief Fund, which offers tuition assistance to current Bryn Mawr families affected by the pandemic.

Dean of Students and Chief Advisor for the Class of 2020, Emily Fetting ’02, expressed her pride in the senior class for their generosity and ability to think of others during a difficult time.

“The Class of 2020 demonstrated resilience and thoughtfulness in the face of some of their most challenging moments this spring, and this is another wonderful example. Taking funds for a class party that would have been all about them, and turning them over to a cause that is all about others, that’s the Class of 2020 to a tee, and we could not be prouder of them for it.”

In addition to their contribution to Bryn Mawr’s COVID-19 Relief Fund, parents, grandparents and friends of the class raised $107,395 for faculty professional development for their class gift. Joy Napier‑Joyce and Keir Joyce P’20 served as the Senior Gift Chairs.

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Tribute Gifts and Gifts in Kind . ifts made in honor or memory of special friends or relatives are thoughtful expressions, G greatly appreciated by the honorees, their families and The Bryn Mawr School.

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Tribute Gifts In honor of David Alexander Carolyn A. Surrick P’20 In honor of All Bryn Mawr Black Girls Kiana J. Hebron ‘95 In honor of Stefan T. Amann Dr. Monica Hetrick & Dr. Matthew J. Hetrick P’23 In honor of Arielle Amegashie Caitlin A. Christ In honor of Caroline Anton ‘25 Courtney & Jason Anton P’25 In honor of Elizabeth T. Blackburn ‘54 J. Page Embry Campbell ‘58 In honor of Shayna Brodman ‘22 Darcy Brodman P’22 In honor of Megan Brown Martha & Patrick Hastings In honor of The Bryn Mawr School English Department William M. Waters In honor of The Bryn Mawr School Students Jennifer Smolev Barth ‘90 In honor of Jeanette L. Budzik Dr. Jabin Janoo & Dr. Farrukh Jalisi P’20, ‘22 Katie E. Wareheim ‘04 In honor of Gina Canestraro Katie E. Wareheim ‘04 In honor of Barbara Landis Chase Jill O. Williams In honor of Elizabeth Mulaikal Cifra ‘00 Aniko Schwarcz ‘00 In honor of Leah Cifra Aniko Schwarcz ‘00 In honor of Eleanor Citron ‘18 Danielle & Louis Citron P’16, ‘18 In honor of Julia Citron ‘16 Danielle & Louis Citron P’16, ‘18

In honor of Class of 1958 Anne Edmunds Croker ‘58 & Douglas V. Croker III Lucy Howard ‘58 Sarah Swindell Rinehart ‘58 Leslie Crocker Snyder ‘58

In honor of Class of 2004 Christina Campanella Host ‘04

In honor of Class of 1970 Mary Pine Beadle ‘70 Janet O. Kilby ‘70

In honor of Class of 2008 Brooke Rubin Berman ‘08

In honor of Class of 1980 Hilary Sullivan Laing ‘80 In honor of Class of 1983 Emily Hessian Campbell ‘83 In honor of Class of 1985 Blair C. Davison ‘85 In honor of Class of 1988 Mira Kautzky ‘88 In honor of Class of 1990’s 30th Reunion Lauren Marcus Ladenson ‘90 Kelly Just Tanenholz ‘90 In honor of Class of 1992 Allison A. Stockman ‘92 In honor of Class of 1995 25th Reunion Nina Lee Bond ‘95 Kate Deanehan ‘95 Margaret Athey Lawrence ‘95 Sujin Ock ‘95 In honor of Class of 1996 Miriam R. Lederer ‘96 Julina Ongkasuwan ‘96 In honor of Class of 1996 Alumnae of Color Alexa DeLoskey McCulloch ‘96 In honor of Class of 1998 Jesse D. Arnold ‘98 In honor of Class of 2000 20th Reunion Folashade Odumesi ‘00 In honor of Class of 2002 Anastasia Eccles ‘02 In honor of Class of 2003 Lauren B. Dudley ‘03

In honor of Class of 2005 Meredith Miller Kimtis ‘05

In honor of Class of 2009 Sophia A. Crook ‘09 In honor of Class of 2020 Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey R.B. Carey P’18 Ann-Barron Carneal & Ted Winstead P’22 Mary Hundley DeKuyper ‘56 Anne & David DeMuth ‘82, P’13 Dr. Kelly Dooley & David Archey P’20 Christopher & Hadley Feiss ‘82, P’12, ‘15 Nancy Ratcliffe Ferrell ‘75, P’13 Amy & Kim Gillies P’20 Lexie Bozzuto Greene ‘95 & John Greene P’25 Vicki & Karl Gumow P’14, ‘20 Harry Gruner & Becky Henry P’10 Rebekah & Mark Jackson Susannah B. Matthai ‘12 Thea & Terry Moore P’26 Rachel Young Rubin ‘91 & Peter Rubin P’18, ‘21 Georgia D. Smith ‘72 & Mark R. Fetting P’01; GP’32, ’33 Sheryl & Robert Stephenson P’15, ‘18 Monica & Richard Tucker P’16, ‘19 Katherine & Mark Weigman P’20, ‘22 Dr. & Mrs. E.F. Shaw Wilgis (Betsy Strobel ‘58) P’87 In honor of Class of 2023 Dr. Aimee Maceda & Dr. Jeffrey Richman P’23 In honor of Class of 2027 Viveka Ryn P’27 In honor of Karen E. Cullen Dr. Jabin Janoo & Dr. Farrukh Jalisi P’20, ‘22 In honor of Ashlyn S. Daniel ‘23 Jennifer & Jeremy Daniel P’23 In honor of the Lawrason P. deMuth History Prize H. Anderson deMuth & Lynne deMuth In honor of Julia M. Denick ‘11 Robin & John Denick P’11, ‘17 2019–2020

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Tribute Gifts continued In honor of Laura E. Denick ‘17 Robin & John Denick P’11, ‘17

In honor of Sarah E. Gilarsky ‘06 Dr. & Mrs. Bruce P. Gilarsky P’06

In honor of Leslie Jansen Terri Philippe-Auguste P’18, ‘20

In honor of Sally S. Digges ‘67 Martha & Leland Adams Megan Arnold Standing ‘00

In honor of Katherine R. Gilbert Dr. Marta Lipinski & Dr. Eugene Koh P’28

In honor of Jordyn Jones ‘18 Yvette Jones & Dr. Clarence Jones P’18

In honor of Lillian L. Graul ‘20 Christopher & Hadley Feiss ‘82, P’12, ‘15

In honor of Kimberly Jordan Martha & Patrick Hastings

In honor of Lucy Gray ‘00 Abby & David Gray P’00, ‘05

In honor of Kristen Kennedy Amy & Kim Gillies P’20 Dr. Monica Hetrick & Dr. Matthew J. Hetrick P’23 Carolyn A. Surrick P’20

In honor of Cornelia A. Donner Susan Howe Baron ‘80 In honor of Astri Worthington Doub ‘20 Mary Tyler Doub ‘58, GP’20 In honor of Terri Doughney Martha & Patrick Hastings In honor of the Ana Earle ‘18 Margaret & David Earle P’18 In honor of Faculty Mr. & Mrs. Hobart V. Fowlkes (Jennie Lee Williams ‘65) P’89, ‘91, ‘96; GP’29 In honor of Faculty & Staff Arna M. Margolis In honor of Bill Fedock Meaghan Walsh Knaub ‘89 & Eric Knaub P’22 In honor of Hadley Hubbard Feiss ‘82 Elizabeth Cromwell Speers ‘82 In honor of Sarah M. Feiss Julia Smith Marshall ‘89 & Dave Marshall P’26 In honor of Emily L. Fetting ‘02 Amy & Kim Gillies P’20 In honor of Roma Foti’s Special Birthday Carol Nove In honor of Jennie Lee Williams Fowlkes ‘65 Ann T. Kangas In honor of Jonathan R. Freeman Katie E. Wareheim ‘04 In honor of Arthur C. George’s Birthday Ellett George Toomey ‘03 In honor of Jason George Dr. Jabin Janoo & Dr. Farrukh Jalisi P’20, ‘22 Larah Weinstein ‘18 34

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In honor of Lydia C. Gray ‘05 Abby & David Gray P’00, ‘05 In honor of Ciara Green Martha & Patrick Hastings

In honor of Justine Khadduri Julie Smith Marshall ‘89 & Dave Marshall P’26 Annemarie Reilly & Thomas Kelly P’22, ‘25

In honor of Elizabeth Levine Greene ‘01 Dr. & Mrs. Michael A. Levine P’01

In honor of Margaret J. Kimball ‘06 Lydia & Matthew Kimball P’06

In honor of Madison Greenstein ‘20 Susan Baron P’20

In honor of Meredith Miller Kimtis ‘05, The Best Teacher I Know!

Deanna M. Boyd ‘05

In honor of Leslie Guthrie ‘08 Scott Guthrie & Dana Weckesser P’08 In honor of Miranda R. Hall ‘07 & Luke Scrivener ‘07 Nora E. Feinstein ‘07 In honor of Ann Hankin Dr. & Mrs. Jerald E. Brown In honor of Lacey Hankin ‘10 Dr. & Mrs. Jerald E. Brown In honor of Sydnie Baker Haywood ‘10 Marian Baker GP’10 In honor of Annie Herb ‘29 Anne K. Stratton GP’29 In honor of Dr. Matthew J. Hetrick Carolyn A. Surrick P’20 In honor of Dr. Nicole Hood Dr. Julia Marciari-Alexander & Dr. John Marciari P’22 In honor of Sophia Hood ‘20 Christopher & Hadley Feiss ‘82, P’12, ‘15 In honor of Amabel Mommers Howard ‘55 Anne Wallace Howard Dechter ‘00

In honor of Kindergarten Faculty and Students Randi Bluestein In honor of Sasha Klevytska Dr. Jabin Janoo & Dr. Farrukh Jalisi P’20, ‘22 In honor of Katharine R. Koster ‘20 Christopher & Hadley Feiss ‘82, P’12, ‘15 In honor of Sona Kukreja ‘20 Dr. Bhavna Kumar & Dr. Sanjeev Kumar P’20 In honor of Emily A. B. Letras Allison T. Daniels ‘08 Amy & Kim Gillies P’20 In honor of Diane B. Levine Katie E. Wareheim ‘04 In honor of Lower School Dr. Betty Adebe-Wolpaw & Dr. Jed Wolpaw P’29, ‘31 In honor of Lucy Lee ‘26 Teachers Bernice Lee & Dr. Benjamin Lee P’26 In honor of Katherine E. Ludwig ‘20 Dr. & Mrs. Sigmund A. Amitin P’85; GP’20 Christopher & Hadley Feiss ‘82, P’12, ‘15

In honor of Emily Hankin Petrila ‘05 Dr. & Mrs. Jerald E. Brown In honor of Grace Pollack’s 60th Birthday Lisa Lebow Kaufman ‘84 & Mark Kaufman P’16, ‘18 In honor of Anne P. Puckett Margaret Penhallegon GP’29 In honor of Hannah Rockwell ‘26 Mary Hannah Arnot P’93, ‘97; GP’26 In honor of Sally Roessler Robin & John Denick P’11, ‘17 In honor of Stacey Rubin Robin & John Denick P’11, ‘17 In honor of Sue Sadler Anne Ferguson & Peter Drench In honor of Zawadi Sankofa ‘22 Nikia Sankofa P’22 In honor of Michelle Ma ‘22 Ning Liu & Dr. Chengsong Ma P’22

In honor of Julien Meyer Dr. & Mrs. Dennis G. Foster Jr. P’05, ‘07

In honor of Amanda Macomber Carolyn A. Surrick P’20

In honor of Middle School Faculty Charlotte P. Armstead

In honor of Amanda Mann Allison T. Daniels ‘08

In honor of Vicky Miyamoto Dr. Jabin Janoo & Dr. Farrukh Jalisi P’20, ‘22

In honor of Susie Mann Corinne Funk Hammons ‘93

In honor of Dr. Alyson Moore Anonymous Robin & John Denick P’11, ‘17 Louise Pons & Roger Snouffer P’22

In honor of Arna Margolis Allison T. Daniels ‘08 In honor of Sandy McCain Corinne H. Dale II Virginia H. Dale Catherine Dale McCain Molly Dale Smith In honor of Alexandria F. McComas ‘17 Flor Andres-McComas & William McComas P’17, ‘19 In honor of Florence McComas ‘19 Flor Andres-McComas & William McComas P’17, ‘19 In honor of Sarah McKenzie Martha & Patrick Hastings Vicky Miyamoto & Samy Muaddi In honor of Dr. Brett McMillan Larah Weinstein ‘18

In honor of Rebecca A. Morris ‘94 Robin & John Denick P’11, ‘17 In honor of Farzana Muqueeth Martha & Patrick Hastings In honor of Kamala Narasimhan ‘22 Dr. Rohini Adhikarla & Krish Narasimhan P’22 In honor of Virginia Oursler ‘19 Dr. Tracy Duke & Timothy Oursler P’19 In honor of Richelle P. Parham ‘86 & Samuel Jones Mr. & Mrs. George J. Philippou (Karen Paterakis ‘89) P’14 In honor of Diana Park Dr. Jabin Janoo & Dr. Farrukh Jalisi P’20, ‘22

In honor of Pete K. Sheridan ‘25 Gwelan & Patrick Sheridan P’25 In honor of David Stephens Dr. Jabin Janoo & Dr. Farrukh Jalisi P’20, ‘22 In honor of Suzanne Stevens for her positive energy and spirit Anita Sampath & Sam Rajamanickam P’24 In honor of Evelyn H. Stone Louise Hicks Smith ‘70 In honor of Katharine Stratton Anne K. Stratton GP’29 In honor of Devon Stuzin ‘17 Anne & Ken Stuzin P’15, ‘17 In honor of Madeleine Stuzin ‘15 Anne & Ken Stuzin P’15, ‘17 In honor of Kevin Sun Martha & Patrick Hastings In honor of Julia Suriano ‘23 Miriam Wolf ‘11 In honor of Jade-Allesandra Swatik ‘29 Dr. Nagi Khouri and Sylvana Khouri GP’29 In honor of Elaine Swyryn Emily L. Fetting ‘02 Katie E. Wareheim ‘04 2019–2020

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Tribute Gifts continued In honor of The Teachers of the Class of 2020 Susan Baron P’20

In memory of Gina Baker Courtney M. R. Ross ‘13

In memory of Jean M. Gisriel ‘57 Dr. & Mrs. E.F. Shaw Wilgis (Betsy Strobel ‘58) P’87

In honor of Anne B. Thomas ‘09 Henry & Tina Thomas P’04, ‘06, ‘09

In memory of Joan Polk Barroll ‘52 Elizabeth Day Levy ‘52

In honor of Henry B. Thomas Rebecca P. Thomas ‘06

In memory of Blair L. Barton ‘71 Margaret Perry Daniel ‘71

In memory of Heningham Fulton George ‘43 Mr. Arthur C. George & Dr. Kathryn T. George P’03 Scott Kennedy

In honor of Rebecca P. Thomas ‘06 Henry & Tina Thomas P’04, ‘06, ‘09

In memory of Sylvia S. Birckhead Susan C. Thon ‘64

In honor of Victoria M. Thomas ‘04 Henry & Tina Thomas P’04, ‘06, ‘09

In memory of Nancy L.R. Bucher ‘31 C. Richard Gamper P’08

In honor of Ella M. Thomaskutty ‘25 Mary & KC Thomaskutty GP’25

In memory of Clelia D. Carey G. Cheston Carey, III

In honor of Talia Titus Robin & John Denick P’11, ‘17 Sherita D. Harrison P’22 Meghan Church Rennard ‘03

In memory of Mary Carter Elisa West P’16

In honor of Unconventional Women – Past, Present, Future Kristin D. Schaffner ‘93 In honor of Kathleen S. Walsh Katie E. Wareheim ‘04 In honor of Valerie M. Walters Gita Deane & Lisa Polyak P’14, ‘17 In honor of Alice E. Waters Carolyn A. Surrick P’20 In honor of Bill Waters Julie & Charles Thomas P’22 In honor of Mary Katherine Weigman ‘20 Christopher & Hadley Feiss ‘82, P’12, ‘15 In honor of Patricia M. Whalen Robin & John Denick P’11, ‘17 In honor of Ms. Wheeler’s 4th Grade Class Margaret Wheeler In honor of Kimberly Yip Martha & Patrick Hastings In honor of Jingjing Xu ‘22 Mali Jiang & Jin Xu P’22 36

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In memory of Sally & Bill Grose Barbara Grose Carnevale ‘71 In memory of Clare C. Hardy 1922 Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Obrecht (Peggy Mock ‘56) P’79 In memory of Carlene D. Hillier ‘98 Teresa A. Mulaikal ‘98 In memory of Stephen Hirsch Eileen Potocki Ratajczak ‘76

In memory of Ella Speer Colhoun Howard P. Colhoun Family

In memory of Hallie Stith Howell ‘53 Rebecca Cecil Brown ‘53 Alice Bowdoin Poole ‘53 Dorothy Boyce York ‘70

In memory of Zoey G. Crumpton ‘11 Robin & John Denick P’11, ‘17 Kristine Lampkin

In memory of Norma Murray Iglehart ‘70 Brooks Paternotte Nobel ‘70 Dorothy Boyce York ‘70

In memory of Betty Culver Mr. & Mrs. Hobart V. Fowlkes (Jennie Lee Williams ‘65) P’89, ‘91, ‘96; GP’29

In memory of Pat Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Hobart V. Fowlkes (Jennie Lee Williams ‘65) P’89, ‘91, ‘96; GP’29

In memory of Barbara Price Day ‘50 Elizabeth Day Levy ‘52

In memory of Anne Van Metre Kibbe ‘70 Mary Pine Beadle ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Hoffberger (Margaret Allen ‘70) Brooks Paternotte Nobel ‘70 Dorothy Boyce York ‘70

In memory of Petey Dickenshied Dr. Georgia Franyo-Ehlers P’00 In memory of Paul Martin Eckert Barbara Baldridge In memory of Mary Louise Carey Faber ‘50 W.P. Carey Foundation In memory of Ralph H. Ferrell III Fredye W. & Adam A. Gross Fadia & Elias Shaya P’13 In memory of Ethel D. Galvin ‘70 Mary Pine Beadle ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Hoffberger (Margaret Allen ‘70) Brooks Paternotte Nobel ‘70 Catherine Allen Dickey Wilson ‘64 Dorothy Boyce York ‘70

In memory of Melissa Temsook Knott ‘00 Julia Brant ‘00 Teresa A. Mulaikal ‘98 Meagan Perry Occhialini ‘00 In memory of Sarah Magladery Lamont ‘70 Mary Pine Beadle ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Hoffberger (Margaret Allen ‘70) Brooks Paternotte Nobel ‘70 Dorothy Boyce York ‘70 In memory of Cynthia LeBoutillier ‘70 Mary Pine Beadle ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Hoffberger (Margaret Allen ‘70) Brooks Paternotte Nobel ‘70 Dorothy Boyce York ‘70

In memory of Nina Schack ‘82 Greer Cochran Verheyen ‘82 & Gero Verheyen P’21 In memory of Norma Simmons Kathleen E. Magness ‘77 In memory of Rosabelle Sinclair Anne Little Schnell ‘48 In memory of Julie Smith Edward Smith P’17 In memory of David Thompson Jr. Midge Potter Thompson ‘66

In memory of Carew Cotton Lee ‘49 Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Hoffberger (Margaret Allen ‘70) Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Obrecht (Peggy Mock ‘56) P’79 In memory of Carol Eliasberg Martin ‘73 Margaret G. Brent ‘73 In memory of Alice Iglehart McAdams ‘42 Susan Greenlee White ‘73 In memory of Laurel S. McDermott Rev. John R. McDermott P’80, ‘82 In memory of Honorable Samuel D. Natal Bonnie Natal P’22 In memory of Henrietta Hopper Neill ‘45 Anne Neill Peck ‘74 In memory of Janice Proctor Mr. & Mrs. Hobart V. Fowlkes (Jennie Lee Williams ‘65) P’89, ‘91, ‘96; GP’29 In memory of Bertile M. Queneau Ann Asper Wilson ‘65 In memory of Lynley A. Redwood ‘10 Paris O’C. Bienert ‘10 Isabel M. van Zijl ‘10 In memory of Dorothy Jones Richardson ‘43 Dorothy Richardson Messenger ‘71 In memory of Camilla Roberson ‘91 Elissa L. Daly ‘91 In memory of Carol Louise Rubin Julie R. Rubin ‘91

In memory of Kathryn Truax ‘00 Suzanne K. Aiken ‘01 Julia Brant ‘00 Meagan Perry Occhialini ‘00 Aniko Schwarcz ‘00 In memory of Katharine Van Bibber 1920 Mr. & Mrs. Mead Wyman (Ann Shoemaker ‘59) In memory of Pamela S. Walton ‘70 Mary Pine Beadle ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Hoffberger (Margaret Allen ‘70) Brooks Paternotte Nobel ‘70 Dorothy Boyce York ‘70 In memory of Nancy C. Widney Nancy Widney & Po Chang P’25 In memory of Anthea Williams ‘89 Corinne Funk Hammons ‘93 In memory of Allen Dickey Wilson ‘37 Catherine Allen Dickey Wilson ‘64 In memory of Elizabeth McKenrick Winstead ‘56 William H. Winstead IV In memory of Mary Spencer Worthington 1900 Mary Tyler Doub ‘58, GP’20

Gifts in Kind Paula & Curtis Campbell P’22 Theresa & Paul Dittmar P’20 Dr. Kelly Gebo & Dr. Michael Polydefkis P’21 Dr. Shivani Narasimhan & Dr. Arvind Narasimhan P’25 Kelly & Jason Sevier P’21, ’24, ’28 Amy Long Webb & Dr. Brian Woolf P’29

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Endowed Funds . ach year, the endowment generates valuable income that supports the school’s operating E budget. During this reporting period, nearly $1,503,935 was generated for faculty support, financial aid and other school priorities. Many thanks to the generous donors who have established and contributed to Bryn Mawr’s endowed funds.

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Endowed Funds Faculty Support Alice Kimberly Wolf Fund for Faculty Support Alumnae STEM Chair Apgar Award for Teaching Excellence Athena Williams Memorial Scholarship Betsy S. Wilgis Teaching Fellowship Blanche & A.V. Williams Master Teaching Chair Class of 1934 Fund for Faculty Development Class of 1950 Fund for Faculty and Staff Development Cynthia LeBoutillier Memorial Fund Digges-Arnold Family Faculty Fund in Memory of Betty Lee & Dudley P. Digges Elizabeth Sheridan Sinclair Fund for the Fine and Performing Arts Ella Speer Colhoun & Elizabeth Atkinson Reynolds Faculty Fund Evelyn Estey Sanders Fund for Faculty Support 1989 Edward E. Ford Foundation Faculty Development Fund General Faculty Support Hankin Family Faculty Fund Harry S. Dickey Fund for Faculty Salaries Julia Clayton Baker Chair for Environmental Stewardship Little School Faculty Fund Louise B. Machen Fund for Faculty Support Lucy Eastwood Broadus Award May Mealy Martien Memorial Fund Millicent Carey McIntosh Chair in the Humanities Nancy L.R. Bucher ‘31 Master Teaching Chair Nelson Family Endowment for Faculty Pepple Family Fund for Faculty Development Robert G. Merrick, Sr., Chair in History Sally Cary Clark Wolff Memorial Fund Second Century Fund for Faculty Support Shanna Marshall Memorial Fund Sheridan Foundation Challenge Thalheimer Family Fund for Faculty Development Trimble Family Fund for Faculty Support

Financial Aid Alston Page Parker Scholarship Ann Rice Bond ‘51 and Evelyn C. Bond ‘78 Scholarship Athena Scholarship Barbara Landis Chase Scholarship Bertile Queneau Memorial Scholarship Charlotte Baker King Scholarship Clara Rodgers Harshbarger Scholarship

Class of 1945 Scholarship Class of 1951 Scholarship Class of 1970 Scholarship Colorado Scholarship Cortezi Family Scholarship Courtenay Klug Hoag ‘61 Scholarship Dorothy Jones Richardson ‘43 and William R. Richardson Scholarship Dr. Thaddeus E. Prout Scholarship Elizabeth Campbell Edmunds Scholarship Elizabeth McKenrick Redwood and Elizabeth McKenrick Winstead Scholarship Ellis Memorial Scholarship Ethel Dickey Galvin ‘70 Memorial Scholarship 1982 Edward E. Ford Foundation Scholarship Fund General Scholarship Fund Georgie Perkins Ashforth Scholarship Gina Baker Memorial Scholarship Heningham Fulton George Memorial Scholarship International Scholarship Fund Joseph C. Eggleston Scholarship Fund for Faculty Children Judith F. Campbell Scholarship Katharine Van Bibber Scholarship LeRoy M. Merritt Fund for Financial Aid Lower School Scholarship Fund Margaret A.H. Mock & Margaret Mock Obrecht ‘56 Scholarship Margaret Katherine Dallam ‘73 Fund for Financial Aid Marjorie and Anne Pitts Scholarship Marni J. Sommer ‘90 Scholarship Fund Mary Byrd Wyman Memorial Scholarship Mary Spencer Worthington Scholarship Mildred H.F. Deering Memorial Scholarship Nina Schack Memorial Scholarship Norma Simmons Scholarship Patricia Sollers MacLea Memorial Scholarship Penney Cox Hubbard Scholarship Robert A. Milch Scholarship Shattuck Family Scholarship Tracey Kansler Ray Scholarship Virginia Miller Perkins Memorial Scholarship William H. Maltbie, Jr. Scholarship

Library Funds Anne Lawrence and Katherine Fenwick Deering Library Fund Catharine M.F. Mackintosh Library Fund General Library Endowment Laura Fowler Library Fund Margaret Dunn Cromwell Library Fund

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Endowed Funds continued

Other Restricted Endowed Funds Arna Margolis Fund for the Edith Hamilton Scholars Program Britten Moore Math Department Fund Bryn Mawr College Prize Caplan Family Learning Innovation Fund* Clare C. Hardy Memorial Prize Class of 1953, 45th Reunion David M. Funk Fund for the Edith Hamilton Scholars Program Departmental Endowments Dorothy L. Packard 1914 Fund for the Physical Education Department Edith Hamilton Scholars Fund Elizabeth H. Broadus Community Service Project Frances Wyatt Chisolm Memorial Fund for Photography Frau Erna Schirokauer Fund Freeman Mainor Fund for Character-Based Leadership Helen McEvoy Merrick ‘23 Memorial Fund Howard P. Colhoun Endowed Lecture in Women’s Leadership and Philanthropy* Humani Generis Fund for Human Understanding Janet R. Barnitz Memorial Fund for the Middle School Knott Foundation Fund for the Performing Arts Lawrason Perkins deMuth History Prize Margot (Peggy) Wurtzburger Heller ‘53 Fund for Values and Character Education Mary Hundley DeKuyper Trustee Award Maureen E. Walsh Fund for Global Programs at The Bryn Mawr School Meyerhoff Gift for the Performing Arts Mitchell-Markoe Family Fund for the Outreach Programs Neena Tolley Ewing Fund for Photography Robert and Bayly Marks ‘61 Janson-La Palme Fund for the Visual Arts Rosabelle Sinclair Athletic Fund Rosemary K. Harder Fund for Art

Unrestricted Unrestricted Endowment

*denotes endowed fund created during 2019–2020 academic year

Endowed Fund Contributors Ann Rice Bond ‘51 and Evelyn C. Bond ‘78 Scholarship Evelyn C. Bond ‘78 Talbott & Ann Bond Family Foundation Britten Moore Math Department Fund The Benevity Community Impact Fund Beverly Britten Moore P’03 Lucy Eastwood Broadus Award Broadus Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Broadus III (Anne Eggleston ‘88) Lucy Broadus ‘88 Elizabeth H. Broadus Community Service Project Broadus Foundation Lucy Broadus ‘88 Judith F. Campbell Scholarship The Baltimore Community Foundation Judith Franklin Campbell-McKennis ‘55 Class of 1945 Scholarship The Baltimore Community Foundation Margaret Cromwell Taliaferro ‘45, GP’04 Class of 1951 Scholarship Mr. & Mrs. William J.D. Somerville Jr. (Ann McCormick ‘51) P’76, ‘77, ‘86; GP’07, ‘11, ‘14 Ella Speer Colhoun & Elizabeth Atkinson Reynolds Faculty Fund Howard P. Colhoun Family P’84 Howard P. Colhoun Family Foundation Howard P. Colhoun Endowed Lecture in Women’s Leadership and Philanthropy Howard P. Colhoun Family P’84 Howard P. Colhoun Family Foundation The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving Digges-Arnold Family Faculty Fund in Memory of Betty Lee & Dudley P. Digges Sally S. Digges ‘67 & James W. Arnold P’98, ‘00 Megan Arnold Standing ‘00 The Winsome Fund Elizabeth Campbell Edmunds Scholarship Elizabeth Edmunds Conkling ‘66, P’99

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David M. Funk Fund for the Edith Hamilton Scholars Program Corinne Funk Hammons ‘93 Heningham Fulton George Memorial Scholarship Mr. Arthur C. George & Dr. Kathryn T. George P’03 Scott Kennedy Ellett George Toomey ‘03 Edith Hamilton Scholars Fund Susan Naquin ‘62 Hankin Family Faculty Fund Dr. & Mrs. Jerald E. Brown Clara Rodgers Harshbarger Scholarship Broadus Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Broadus III (Anne Eggleston ‘88) Lucy Broadus ‘88 Courtenay Klug Hoag ‘61 Scholarship Courtenay Klug Hoag ‘61 & Maurice Hoag Charlotte Baker King Scholarship Anonymous The Baltimore Community Foundation Cynthia LeBoutillier Memorial Fund Mrs. G. Cheston Carey Jr. P’70, ‘77 G. Cheston Carey, III Arna M. Margolis

Shattuck Family Scholarship Capital One Services, LLC. Exelon Gap, Inc. Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc Mayo A. Shattuck III P’21 Norma Simmons Scholarship Estate of Norma Simmons Marni J. Sommer ‘90 Scholarship Fund Arna M. Margolis Betsy S. Wilgis Teaching Fellowship Dr. & Mrs. E.F. Shaw Wilgis (Betsy Strobel ‘58) P’87 Mary Spencer Worthington Scholarship Mary Tyler Doub ‘58, GP’20 Frances C. Marbury ‘67 The Robb & Elizabeth Tyler Foundation, Inc. Unrestricted Endowment The Baltimore Community Foundation The Bozzuto Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Bozzuto P’95; GP’24, ‘25, ‘26 Natasha Dada ‘17 Lexie Bozzuto Greene ‘95 & John Greene P’25 Sujin Ock ‘95 Sheryl & Robert Stephenson P’15, ‘18

May Mealy Martien Memorial Fund Alma Toy Martien ‘44, P’74 Robert A. Milch Scholarship Margot Wurtzburger Milch Heller ‘53, P’80 Margaret A.H. Mock & Margaret Mock Obrecht ‘56 Scholarship Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Obrecht (Peggy Mock ‘56) P’79 Elizabeth McKenrick Redwood and Elizabeth McKenrick Winstead Scholarship Ann-Barron Carneal & Ted Winstead P’22 National Philanthropic Trust William H. Winstead IV Nina Schack Memorial Scholarship Margaret P. King ‘82 Carol Nove

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Gifts to Other Initiatives We gratefully acknowledge the donors whose restricted gifts helped Bryn Mawr fund special projects that were not included in the school’s overall operating budget. Examples of the types of initiatives that restricted gifts contributed to during the 2019–2020 year include Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Initiatives, Global Programs, Arts Boosters Club, Athletics Boosters Club, Billy Germano Financial Aid Support Fund, Celebration Books, Invest in Girls, STEM Career Fair, the Student Center and more!

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Arts Booster Club Dr. Betty Adebe-Wolpaw & Dr. Jed Wolpaw P’29, ‘31 Carol Adams-Knight & Sydney Knight P’20, ‘22 Karla Aghajanian & Jeffrey Brookes P’26 Dr. Elizabeth Allen & Dr. David Brinker P’21 Dr. Kelly Amienne & Dr. Daniel Foster Dr. Cynthia Amitin ‘85 & Dr. Steven Ludwig P’20 Shena & Thomas Bachman P’23 Debita & Anirban Basu P’17, ‘25 Deborah & Matthew Baum P’26 Alison Browdie & Michael Murchie P’20 Julia & Charles Bryan P’21 Andrew Brynes P’24, ‘27 Lynn Elsken Brynes P’24, ‘27 Dr. Monique Burke & Warren Burke P’26 Lisa Cameron & Dr. Andrew Cameron P’23 Gina Canestraro & Dr. Todd Kolb P’25 Ann-Barron Carneal & Ted Winstead P’22 Sidney Carpenter P’29, ‘29 Jeff Chenault P’29 Caitlin & Jeff Christ Stacy Clary & Vasillios Pikounis P’24 Christine Wilcox Cross & Gregory A. Cross P’21 Meara & Cameron Denton P’18, ‘25 Ana DePina & Eric Norman P’26 Dianne & Michael Dett P’21 Christine & John Fischel P’20 Saori Fotenos & Dr. Anthony Fotenos P’21 Tawsha & Michael Gary P’20 Sophia Germanides-Dryer & Edward Dryer P’24 Amy & Kim Gillies P’20 Ann & David Giroux P’22, ‘25 Kathleen & Jason Gwyther P’20 Colleen & Owen Hanson P’25 Himide Hardy-Pointer & Thomas Pointer P’27 Lisa & Curry Harris P’20 Sherita D. Harrison P’22 Dr. Nicole Hood & Kevin Hood P’20, ‘23 Sarah & Mark Hopkins P’23 Dr. Jabin Janoo & Dr. Farrukh Jalisi P’20, ‘22 Jeffrey Jennings P’22 Dr. Cecilia Johnston & Dr. Peter Johnston P’24 Theresa & Lawrence Jones P’31 Adina D. Katz ‘00 & Stephanie Katz P’31 Cheryl Kinzler & Dr. Kenneth Kinzler P’31 Ashlee & Kieron Kitson-Walters P’31 Meaghan Walsh Knaub ‘89 & Eric Knaub P’22 Karen Kunisaki & Dr. Shaun Kunisaki P’21, ‘29

Bernice Lee & Dr. Benjamin Lee P’26 Dr. Marta Lipinski & Dr. Eugene Koh P’28 Tongyun Liu & Dr. Zheqing Cai P’23 Yanqiu Liu & Dr. Song Chen P’24, ‘26 Liz & Robert Lynch P’23 Anna MacCormack & David Rody P’29, ‘32 Dr. Eileen MacDonald & Dr. James MacDonald P’21 Meghan & Charles Marek P’32 Dr. Leigh Matlaga & Dr. Brian Matlaga P’22, ‘25 Mary & Bob McClelland P’19, ‘22 Cheryl & Evan Mickel P’22, ‘25 Heather & Douglas Miller P’20 Marie & Levy Miranda P’22 Michelle & Scott Moir P’32 Thea & Terry Moore P’26 Joy Napier-Joyce & Keir Joyce P’20 Jenifer German Nugent ‘92, P’24 Wendy & Adam Peake P’24 Marissa Pio Roda ‘93 & Ryan Lim P’30 Louise Pons & Roger Snouffer P’22 Anne P. Puckett P’29 Jennifer & Bryan Rakes P’29, ‘32 Dr. Elisabeth Richard & Dr. Glenn Richard P’22 Hilary Roberts-King & Byron King P’23, ‘26 Vicky & Brett Rogers P’25, ‘28 Colleen & Edward Sabatino P’23 Nikia Sankofa P’22 Dr. Paola A. Sansur ‘91 & Dr. Frangiscos Sifakis P’25 Amanda & John Schindhelm P’22 Fangxing Shen & Jian Tong P’26 Kimberly Simons & Dr. Justin Tortolani P’27 Dr. Lisa Siraganian & Brian Hewitt P’24 Sarah Taylor & Dr. Bradley Taylor P’28 Josaine Tchuenbou & Theo Ngongang P’22 Erin Tschantret P’22 Brandy & Shawn Vinson P’22 Kristin & Scott Vogel P’31 Kathryn Watson & Nilka Julio P’32 Jamila Webb P’24 Katherine & Mark Weigman P’20, ‘22 Shujuan Wen & Linlin Sun P’22 Lavinia Wiggs P’23 Lena & Ben Woods P’29, ‘31 Erin & Thomas Wrenn P’32 Guangyu Yang & Bin Shen P’18, ‘22 Jennifer Sheff Yeagle ‘97 & Benjamin Yeagle P’27, ‘30 Margaret & Trent Zivkovich P’22

Athletics Booster Club Dr. Betty Adebe-Wolpaw & Dr. Jed Wolpaw P’29, ‘31 Dr. Rohini Adhikarla & Krish Narasimhan P’22 Karla Aghajanian & Jeffrey Brookes P’26 Dr. Elizabeth Allen & Dr. David Brinker P’21 Dr. Kelly Amienne & Dr. Daniel Foster Dr. Cynthia Amitin ‘85 & Dr. Steven Ludwig P’20 Shena & Thomas Bachman P’23 Wendy & Gregory Barger P’12, ‘21 June Bartlett & Dr. Stephen Bartlett P’19, ‘23 Debita & Anirban Basu P’17, ‘25 Deborah & Matthew Baum P’26 Felicia & Steven Belbot P’23 Kelly & Stephen Bellone P’23 Robin & Robert Betkey P’23 Dr. Robert K. Brookland P’01, ‘02, ‘25 & Teresa Brookland P‘25 Susan & Shawn Burke P’26 Lisa Cameron & Dr. Andrew Cameron P’23 Paula & Curtis Campbell P’22 Gina Canestraro & Dr. Todd Kolb P’25 Ann-Barron Carneal & Ted Winstead P’22 Sidney Carpenter P’29, ‘29 Caitlin & Jeff Christ Stacy Clary & Vasillios Pikounis P’24 Michele & Huston Collison P’20 Christine Wilcox Cross & Gregory A. Cross P’21 Linda Delivorias & Mary Kondner P’25 Meara & Cameron Denton P’18, ‘25 Ana DePina & Eric Norman P’26 Dianne & Michael Dett P’21 Chastin & Michael Faith P’26 Wendy & Benedict Faraone P’18, ‘21 Dr. Laura Fayad & Dr. Samuel Alaish P’22 Emily & Christopher Fearey P’20, ‘24 Christine & John Fischel P’20 Liz & Sean Fisher P’23 Jessica Forthman & Dr. Christopher Forthman P’21 Debbie & Henry Franklin P’20, ‘22 Sophia Germanides-Dryer & Edward Dryer P’24 Amy & Kim Gillies P’20 Ann & David Giroux P’22, ‘25 Lisa & Michael Grogan P’24 Kathleen & Jason Gwyther P’20 Colleen & Owen Hanson P’25 Himide Hardy-Pointer & Thomas Pointer P’27 Lisa & Curry Harris P’20 Dr. Monica Hetrick & Dr. Matthew J. Hetrick P’23 2019–2020

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Gifts to Other Initiatives continued Dr. Nicole Hood & Kevin Hood P’20, ‘23 Sarah & Mark Hopkins P’23 Lauren & Gregory Hurlbrink P’20 Dr. Jabin Janoo & Dr. Farrukh Jalisi P’20, ‘22 Jeffrey Jennings P’22 Jennifer & Daniel Johnson P’22, ‘24 Theresa & Lawrence Jones P’31 Cheryl Kinzler & Dr. Kenneth Kinzler P’31 Ashlee & Kieron Kitson-Walters P’31 Meaghan Walsh Knaub ‘89 & Eric Knaub P’22 Karen Kunisaki & Dr. Shaun Kunisaki P’21, ‘29 Dr. Marta Lipinski & Dr. Eugene Koh P’28 Tongyun Liu & Dr. Zheqing Cai P’23 Yanqiu Liu & Dr. Song Chen P’24, ‘26 Liz & Robert Lynch P’23 Anna MacCormack & David Rody P’29, ‘32 Dr. Eileen MacDonald & Dr. James MacDonald P’21 Meghan & Charles Marek P’32 Dr. Leigh Matlaga & Dr. Brian Matlaga P’22, ‘25 Mary & Bob McClelland P’19, ‘22 Cheryl & Evan Mickel P’22, ‘25 Rebecca & William Miller P’32 Elena Kirkpatrick & Kenneth Mills P’19, ‘23, ‘23 Michelle & Scott Moir P’32 Joy Napier-Joyce & Keir Joyce P’20 Jenifer German Nugent ‘92, P’24 Elizabeth Paraskevopoulos & Dr. Nicholas Paraskevopoulos P’18, ‘21 Dorie & Anthony Polakoff P’25 Kate & David Powell P’23 Dr. Elisabeth Richard & Dr. Glenn Richard P’22 Dawn Roberts P’20 Rachel Young Rubin ‘91 & Peter Rubin P’18, ‘21 Colleen & Edward Sabatino P’23 Dr. Paola A. Sansur ‘91 & Dr. Frangiscos Sifakis P’25 Amanda & John Schindhelm P’22 Kelly & Jason Sevier P’21, ‘24, ‘28 Fangxing Shen & Jian Tong P’26 Kimberly Simons & Dr. Justin Tortolani P’27 Dr. Lisa Siraganian & Brian Hewitt P’24 Dr. Shanthini Sockanathan & Dr. Paul Worley P’23, ‘23 Sarah Taylor & Dr. Bradley Taylor P’28 Josaine Tchuenbou & Theo Ngongang P’22 Julie & Charles Thomas P’22 Rita & Daniel Thompson P’20 Erin Tschantret P’22 Brandy & Shawn Vinson P’22 Dan Wang & Dr. Bin Wu P’23 Jamila Webb P’24 44

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Katherine & Mark Weigman P’20, ‘22 Shujuan Wen & Linlin Sun P’22 Lavinia Wiggs P’23 Emily & Brian Woods P’21, ‘23 Lena & Ben Woods P’29, ‘31 Leigh Woodworth & Dr. Graeme Woodworth P’23 Erin & Thomas Wrenn P’32 Jennifer Sheff Yeagle ‘97 & Benjamin Yeagle P’27, ‘30 Margaret & Trent Zivkovich P’22

Celebration Books Ayana Bass-Myers & Damien Myers P’29 Jennifer & Christopher Bedford P’27, ‘30 LaJena & Toby Buterbaugh P’30 Sidney Carpenter P’29, ‘29 The Himelfarb & Hurwitz Families P’26, ‘31 Theresa & Lawrence Jones P’31 Adina D. Katz ‘00 & Stephanie Katz P’31 Cheryl Kinzler & Dr. Kenneth Kinzler P’31 Jane Lancaster P’27, ‘30 Sarah A. McKenzie P’29 Sarah Fowlkes Mumford ‘96 & George Mumford P’29 Liel & Gennadiy Novoseletskiy P’28 Khia & Taniki Oglesby P’31 Monifa Riggins & Jesmond Riggins P’31 Lily & Charles Tittle P’32

COVID Relief Fund Linda & Mark Caplan Valerie Sherry Caruolo ‘05 The Murren Family Foundation Heather Hay Murren ‘84

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Initiatives Laila H. Ali ‘95 Margaret R. M. Andrews ‘08 Jesse D. Arnold ‘98 Ms. Susan D. Baker ‘73 & Mr. Ethan L. Bauman P’05 Sara E. Batterton ‘97 Kirsten M. Becker ‘92 Erin D. Bellamy ‘00 Ann V. Boonn ‘95 Helen M. Bowdoin ‘56 Allison Brill ‘95 & Peter Kwiterovich P’27, ‘32

Heather N. Brownley ‘96 Lori Theodore Calvo ‘82 Ann-Barron Carneal & Ted Winstead P’22 Sidney Carpenter P’29, ‘29 Camille J. Chatterjee ‘93 Danielle & Louis Citron P’16, ‘18 Meg Gerstenblith Cohen ‘95 Anne Wallace Howard Dechter ‘00 Eleanor L. DeGarmo ‘13 Anne & David DeMuth (Anne Sapir ‘82) P’13 Lindsay A. DeMuth ‘13 Sara H. Desai ‘01 Sally S. Digges ‘67 & James W. Arnold P‘98, ’00 Grace Koppelman Drown ‘76 Cristina Jacobs Easton ‘02 Ann Shawe Egan ‘95 Jodi E. Eipper-Mains ‘00 Bridget L. Ercole ‘09 Rachel A. Faulkner ‘95 Anna Leigh Feiss ‘12 Christopher & Hadley Feiss ‘82, P’12, ‘15 Evie Freeman ‘10 Tenny H. Frost ‘83 Katharine Mumford Giancola ‘86, P’10, ‘16 Sara Auchincloss Goberdhansingh ‘00 NaKhia Hopkins Grays ‘97 Mona Kalash Haar ‘98 Kate R. Hammond ‘97 Corinne Funk Hammons ‘93 Nicole A. Harpole ‘95 Sherita D. Harrison P’22 LaToya T. Hawkins ‘95 Kiana J. Hebron ‘95 Corie A. Hoffberger ‘98 The Himelfarb & Hurwitz Families P’26, ‘31 Charisma Johnson ‘12 Chezonne Johnson P’23 Yvette Jones & Dr. Clarence Jones P’18 Caroline M. Joy ‘13 Molly S. Keogh ‘05 Sarah E. Keogh ‘98 & Jonathan Cooper P’27 Ashlee & Kieron Kitson-Walters P’31 March Pio Roda Klein ‘86 Emily & Thanasi Letras Tameika Lunn-Exinor ‘95 Gayle Morgan Maxwell ‘81 Alexa DeLoskey McCulloch ‘96 Elizabeth A. McDonald

Alyssa R. Mendelsohn ‘14 Rebecca A. Morris ‘94 & Charles Fitzpatrick Sarah Fowlkes Mumford ‘96 & George Mumford P’29 Jasmine E. Myers-Duncan ‘06 Stephanie A. Nelson ‘97 LeToya Fields Ogallo ‘95 Terri Philippe-Auguste P’18, ‘20 Marissa Pio Roda ‘93 & Ryan Lim P’30 Emily Brosi Prevas ‘98 & Tom Prevas P’28, ‘32 Meghan Church Rennard ‘03 Shaelyn D. Rhinehart ‘14 Rachel Arnot Rockwell ‘97, P’26 Jeremy M. Rosen ‘92 Courtney M. R. Ross ‘13 Margaret C. Ross ‘72

Julie R. Rubin ‘91 Robin L. Rudikoff ‘92 Sue Sadler & Mark Cammock Janet S. Sale ‘06 Nikia Sankofa P’22 Kelly G. Shan ‘11 Meira Hord Shapiro ‘92 & Jim Shapiro P’24, ‘25, ‘27 Gwelan & Patrick Sheridan P’25 Jennifer Costanza Shopkorn ‘96 Elizabeth Kaplan Small ‘05 Erica Fishman Smith ‘95 Georgia D. Smith ‘72 & Mark R. Fetting P’01; GP ‘32, ’33 Georgia E. Summers ‘01 Amy & Stephen Summers P’24 Jessica Wolf Suriano ‘92 & Scott Suriano P’23

Dr. Mamie Thant ‘00 Alexandra E. Thomas ‘04 Rebecca P. Thomas ‘06 Elena & Donell Thompson P’24 Kristin & Scott Vogel P’31 Kathie Guben Wachs ‘90 & Jonathan Wachs P’19 Martha Walker ‘81 Marjorie Foley Walsh ‘06 Emily J. Wasserman ‘98 Jamila Webb P’24 Cynthia & Damon West P’19, ‘23 Yolanda Johnson Wilkins ‘95 Miriam C. Wolf ‘11 Rhonda Smith Wright ‘95 & Durke Wright P’27 Jennifer Sheff Yeagle ‘97 & Benjamin Yeagle P’27, ‘30 2019–2020

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Gifts to Other Initiatives continued

Felder Family Theater Performance Fund Beth Ann Felder & Mark Felder P’17

Billie Germano Financial Aid Support Fund Nicole Cooke Diane P. DeSantis Sharon V. Wolford

Peer Education Program The Baltimore Community Foundation Christopher O’Neil Memorial Fund Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. O’Neil Jr.

Other Restricted Giving Dr. Bayly Marks Janson-La Palme ‘61 & Dr. Robert Janson-La Palme Serena Black Martin ‘91 & Alexander Martin P’21 Susan Naquin ‘62 Lora & Donald Peters P’10 Katie E. Petersen Rogers-Wilbur Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Sid Rubin GP’18, ‘21 The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving LeRoy A. Wilbur

STEM Career Fair The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

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Student Center

Other Capital Projects

Dr. Cynthia Amitin ‘85 & Dr. Steven Ludwig P’20 The Baltimore Community Foundation Wendy & Gregory Barger P’12, ‘21 The Benevity Community Impact Fund Meredith & Eric Brotman P’28 Christine Wilcox Cross & Gregory A. Cross P’21 Anne & David DeMuth (Anne Sapir ‘82) P’13 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Foundation for the Carolinas Dr. Georgia Franyo-Ehlers P’00 Ana Maria Gaviria & Dr. Jose Suarez P’21 Lexie Bozzuto Greene ‘95 & John Greene P’25 Harry S. Gruner & Rebecca D. Henry P’10 Ingrid & John Harbaugh P’20 Richard & Margaret Himelfarb P’93; GP’26, ‘31 Courtenay Klug Hoag ‘61 & Maurice Hoag The Himelfarb & Hurwitz Families P’26, ‘31 The J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund Lisa Lebow Kaufman ‘84 & Mark Kaufman P’16, ‘18 Serena Black Martin ‘91 & Alexander Martin P’21 Cheryl & Evan Mickel P’22, ‘25 Thea & Terry Moore P’26 Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc National Philanthropic Trust Dr. Venice K. Paterakis ‘74 & Dr. Frederick Smith Wendy & Adam Peake P’24 Mr. & Mrs. George J. Philippou (Karen Paterakis ‘86) P’14 Rembrandt Foundation Kimberley Long Riley ‘79 Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Mayo A. Shattuck III P’21 Anne & Ken Stuzin P’15, ‘17 Kim Suntha & Dr. Mohan Suntha P’19, ‘21 The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving Henry & Tina Thomas P’04, ‘06, ‘09 Katherine & Mark Weigman P’20, ‘22 Ann-Barron Carneal & Ted Winstead P’22 Sharon V. Wolford Jennifer Sheff Yeagle ‘97 & Benjamin Yeagle P’27, ‘30

Mr. & Mrs. Hobart V. Fowlkes (Jennie Lee Williams ‘65) P’89, ‘91, ‘96; GP’29

Unrestricted Giving A.C. & Penney Hubbard Foundation The Baltimore Community Foundation Nina Lee Bond ‘95, P’33 Susan & Geoffrey Carey P’18 Myra Freilich Cohen ‘97 Ellen Dew ‘01 & Chris Dew P’31 Mr. & Mrs. Philip D. English P’88 Estate of Christine Hoene ‘62 Estate of Elizabeth McC. Ross Christopher & Hadley Feiss ‘82, P’12, ‘15 Mr. & Mrs. Howard M. Friedel P’85, ‘88 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Butler Grimes III P’96 The J.M. Kaplan Fund Sybil Mead & Dan Leraris P’25, ‘28 Vicky & Brett Rogers P’25, ‘28 Sue Sadler & Mark Cammock The Stockman Family Foundation Dr. & Mrs. H.S. Stockman Jr. P’92 The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving The Wallis Family Trust Sylvia Wallis Anne Waller Walsh ‘11 Elisa West P’16 The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

WHY WE GIVE “ When we chose Bryn Mawr for our daughter, it was not a decision we took lightly. We considered her enrollment to have also been a commitment by us as her parents to fully participate in the larger Bryn Mawr community. So, we give of our time by actively engaging with the school administration to work towards our goal of making Bryn Mawr the best environment it can be for our daughter to develop and thrive. We are happy to partner with the school community to work towards greater diversity and inclusivity in all aspects of the Bryn Mawr experience, in particular so that girls of color are supported and protected in meaningful ways. We give our time by coordinating volunteer activities for our daughter’s class, by working to facilitate internships for older Bryn Mawr girls, by participating as class parents, supporting the Bryn Mawr entrepreneurship program and serving as members of various parent committees. We offer ourselves as resources to our fellow Bryn Mawr parents, to the students and the school in whatever ways we feel we can be helpful and positively affect the school community. We contribute funds to Bryn Mawr because we believe that the institution has an ambitious mission that requires financial support beyond just tuition payments. We believe the contribution of our time and financial resources are worthwhile investments in our daughter’s future.”

– Melanie (Bryn Mawr Trustee) & Samuel Lennon P’30

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Daisy Day January 31, 2020 marked the first official Daisy Day celebration at The Bryn Mawr School. Honoring the largest philanthropic gift in the school’s history, the city of Baltimore proclaimed the last Friday in January “Daisy Day” at Bryn Mawr, which would annually encourage members of the school community to share their pride and gratitude, be of service to the school and inspire others to do the same.

The historic gift allowed the school to move forward with a transformative Student Center building project —one that would not only expand the school’s physical footprint with new athletic, performance, dining and

gathering spaces, but also rejuvenate its culture by encouraging the entire community to come together for a school-wide tradition.

Students enjoying hot chocolate and daisy cookies in the Hoene Dining Hall, sponsored by the Bryn Mawr Parents’ Association.

With the help of a faculty committee, each division chose an age-appropriate service project that culminated at a meaningful school-wide assembly. This year, the Little School partnered with Beans and Bread to create and decorate Kindness Kits filled with toiletries. Little School students assembled the kits, decorated the bags and made cards.

Lower School participated in a ShareBaby Diaper Drive, which ultimately collected more than 10,000 diapers for donation. Middle School students created Valentine’s and birthday cards for all of the 175 residents at Keswick. They also painted flower pots and planted bulbs to deliver. Finally, the Upper

Students participate in Daisy Day service projects.

School creatively decided to “care for those who care for us” by taking over for an hour of service during the busy Bryn Mawr’s dining services and housekeeping part of the day.

The entire community came together for a new all-school tradition.

Daisy Day is just as much about giving as it is service. We would like to thank the Bryn Mawr parents, alumnae, grandparents, parents of alumnae, employees, trustees and friends who make Bryn Mawr a priority. The 2020 Daisy Day giving campaign raised more than $40,000 and exceeded the 150 donor goal.

Save the date for next year’s Daisy Day on Friday, January 29, 2021.

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WHY I GIVE “ I give to Bryn Mawr for two basic reasons. One is that I will be eternally grateful for the quality of the education I got there, which helped lay the foundation for the additional learning I’ve been doing ever since, and for the precious relationships I formed with both teachers and students, some of which continue to this day. The second reason is that I want to help ensure that others —including those who may not be able to pay the full costs of tuition—are able to derive the same kind of benefits from an experience at Bryn Mawr that I did.”

– Natalie Wexler ‘72

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Thank you, Alumnae Association!

Officers We are thankful to Alumnae Association President Sarah Keogh ‘98, P’27, the members of the Alumnae Board and all of the alumnae volunteers who have invested time and energy in keeping the Bryn Mawr spirit alive and well, and who have supported the school, its faculty and students during the 2019–2020 year. Special thanks to the Alumnae Board for its contributions to The Fund for Bryn Mawr.

Sarah E. Keogh ‘98, P’27, President Erin R. Birely ‘06, Vice President Emmy Mathews Wachtmeister ‘07, Treasurer Sarah Fowlkes Mumford ‘96, P’29, Secretary

Members Sue Diehl ‘55 Farah Hinds Evans ‘98, P’19 Amanda German Fine ‘95, P’31 Katharine Mumford Giancola ‘86, P’10, ‘16 Jasmine A. Harrison ‘07 Kiana J. Hebron ‘95 Adina D. Katz ‘00, P’31 Emily Brosi Prevas ‘98, P’28, ‘32 Sara M. Sajadi ‘02 Paola A. Sansur ‘91, P’25 Lanaya Williams Smith ‘94, P’24 Wendy Smith ‘71 Alex Chagouris Thompson ‘05 Emily Tobias ‘01 Valerie T. Woel ‘83, P’20

WHY I GIVE “ To be truthful, it’s because I’m selfish. In a gift I see what happened in the past, what is going on at present and potential on its way to fulfillment in the future—from the accomplished alum who graduated the year I was born, who with a big smile, attributes much of who she is to Bryn Mawr, to current students whose ingenuity, energy and generosity give me hope daily, to graduates who take a part of Bryn Mawr with them as they work for brighter days ahead. I’m selfish when I make a gift—it gives me great joy and that is pure serendipity.”

– Jerry Brown, History Teacher and College Counselor

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Special thanks to Parents’ Association President Christine Cross, the members of the Executive Board, class parents, committee chairs and the many outstanding volunteers who contributed their time, effort and enthusiasm to making the 2019–2020 school year successful. Parent volunteers supported the school through a generous gift of $5,000 to The Fund for Bryn Mawr as well as supporting a variety of events and programs, including the inaugural Toast & Taste social event, held in the Hoene Dining Hall and attended by more than 250 parents, alumnae and friends.

WHY I GIVE “ For 29-plus years I have taken stock in The Bryn Mawr School mission. I give because I believe that educating girls and providing them with the tools to lead consequential lives is vitally important, and no institution does a better job than Bryn Mawr.”

– Terry Detorie, Director of Security

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Parents’ Association Executive Board 2019–2020 Christine Cross P’21, President Sherita Harrison P’22, President-Elect Katie Weigman P’20, ’22, Upper School Chair Jennifer Hervy P’21, Upper School Chair-Elect Hosanna Asfaw-Means P’25, Middle School Chair Byron King P’23, ’26, Middle School Chair-Elect Emily Brosi Prevas ‘98, P’28, Lower School Chair Sybil Mead P’25, ’28, Lower School Chair-Elect China Boak Terrell, Little School Co-Chair Sara Langmead, Little School Co-Chair Amy Kiesel P’24, ’26, Recording Secretary Elizabeth Himelfarb Hurwitz ‘93, P’26, ’31, Corresponding Secretary Greer Cochran Verheyen ‘82, P’21, Nominating Chair

Thank you, Bryn Mawr Parents!

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Thank you, Fund for Bryn Mawr Volunteers!

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It would not be possible to reach our fundraising goals without the tireless efforts of our volunteers. You make an immediate and lasting impact on the quality of education provided for your daughters and her peers. You ensure your alma mater’s ability to educate girls that are academically engaged, inquisitive and confident. You all play a key role in helping to create a valuable network for the girls that will benefit them over a lifetime. You help make the Bryn Mawr experience transformative for every student, every teacher, every day.

The Fund for Bryn Mawr Leadership Volunteers

The Fund for Bryn Mawr Alumnae Volunteers

Hadley Hubbard Feiss ’82, P’12, ’15 Lexie Bozzuto Greene ’95, P’25 Kendra A. Jordan Sara Langmead P’30 Rebecca A. Morris ’94 Joy Napier-Joyce & Keir Joyce P’20 Paola A. Sansur ’91, P’25 Sarah Taylor P’28 China Boak Terrell Ted Winstead P’22

Cory Chung Allison ’90 Cynthia Amitin ’85, P’20 Arooj A. Aslam ’10 Renee L. Best ’08 Kitty Bone Bolinger ’83 Allison Brill ’95, P’27, ’32 Lee Lafferty Broh-Kahn ’82, P’13 Allison Sheff Bruns ’02 Monica L. Brunson ’81 Reid Norris Buckley ’80 Lisa Byank ’94 Michele Klarman Canapp ’91 Valerie Sherry Caruolo ’05 Deborah Ross Chambliss ’70 Laura DeLano Clark ’97 Meg Gerstenblith Cohen ’95 Jordan Peters Cooper ’10 Dr. Jennifer M. Coughlin ’97 Karis A. Cox ’80 Beverly B. Davis ’62, P’01 Jill Davis Griffith ’88 Sue Little Diehl ’55

Senior Parent Gift Chairs Joy Napier-Joyce & Keir Joyce P’20

Jennifer Downs ’70 Ann Shawe Egan ’95 Susan Voreacos Ellicott ’70 Margaret Farrand ’05 Jennie Lee Williams Fowlkes ’65, P’89, ’91, ’96; GP’29 Chrissy Erb Goldberg ’95 Grace L. R. Greene ’16 Grace K. Harrington ’11 Maria Rivera Harris ’10 LaToya T. Hawkins ’95 Carrie J. Himmelrich ’05 Margaret Allen Hoffberger ’70 Jenna S. Hong ’15 Daisy Hopkins-Youngquist ’70 Zoe M. Hruban ’05 Ann Whitman Hurd ’73 Katelin P. Isaacs ’98 Deborah Shephard Jencks ’62, P’92, ’96 Adina D. Katz ’00, P’31 Molly S. Keogh ’05 Janet O. Kilby ’70 Meredith Miller Kimtis ’05 Meaghan Walsh Knaub ’89, P’22 Mattie Rogers Kroiz ’91 Mariah S. Lees ’06 Samantha R. London ’05 Logan A. Lyons ’10 Caitlin Maloney ’12 MaryAnn E. Massumi ’10 Frances McCabe McWilliams ’62 Jennifer Meacham ’00, P’32 Amy Meltzer ’85 Mollie Charnas Michelson ’05

Mary Hassett Miles ’62, P’99 Meagan Perry Occhialini ’00 Katherine LeBoutillier O’Neill ’62 M. Cristina Paglinauan ’88 Nerissa Paglinauan ’95 Serena S. Patel ’16 Anne Scarlett Perkins ’55, P’77, ’79 Elizabeth D. Peters ’05 Emily Hankin Petrila ’05 Kishia L. Powell ’92 Karen Fine Pranikoff ’84 Ann K. Prevas ’15 Alison Esposito Pritchard ’96, P’28 Amanda Davani Pyle ’03 Erica M. Rigby ’99 Marka Danielle Rodgers ’75 Lauren Rosen ’95 Hannah Sawa ’18 Melissa A. Schaffner ’80 Jessica Fleischer Sides ’90, P’23 Donna Whiteley Sieverts ’62 Carie Ann Foster Sirmon ’05 Louise Hicks Smith ’70 Irina Spector-Marks ’04 Rebecca Bien Sullivan ’70 Margaret Cromwell Taliaferro ’45 Caitlin Thomas ’01 Alexandra Chagouris Thompson ’05 Emily Tobias ’01 Ellett George Toomey ’03 Ruth McDaniel Trilli ’90 Florence Kendall Tyler ’62, P’85, ’87, ’01 Kathie Guben Wachs ’90, P’19 Eleanor Wagner Wells ’70

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