The Conway School: Annual Report 2012

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A N N UAL R E P O RT

the

Graduate Program in Sustainable Landscape Planning + Design

ConwaySchool

F i s cal year 2012

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2012 (from audited financial statements accepted by the Board of Trustees on 11/2/2012 with comparative figures for 2011)

FY 2012 FY 2011 UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SUPPORT and REVENUE

Contributions

Summary of Operations

In-kind contributions Tuition and fees Project reimbursement

We would like to thank all who continue to keep the Conway School financially sustainable through their generous contributions. For five years in a row the Conway

Investment income Miscellaneous income Total Unrestricted Support and Revenue Net Assets Released from Restrictions

averaging $48,000 per year. Those

Total Unrestricted Support and Revenue and Net Assets Released from Restrictions

cal year 2012, which had just twelve students enrolled for the first day of school (four accepted students withdrew—two for health reasons—

83,249 69,848 4,040 6,740 380,000 551,350 73,715 89,850

Workshop fees (net)

School had increases in net assets reserves were put to good use in fis-

- 2,755 10,521 22,032 1,302 813 552,827 743,388 8,711 23,147 561,538 766,535

EXPENSES School activities

422,846 454,317

Administration

172,641 184,475

shortly before the school year

Fund-raising

began). The fiscal year ended with

TOTAL EXPENSES

an overall decrease in net assets of

Increase/(Decrease) in Unrestricted Net Assets (97,816)

$97,880. The reduction in anticipated tuition revenue was partially offset by a $57,497 reduction in operating expenses over FY 2011, primarily related to variable costs. Bright spots from the FY 2012 finances included a nearly ten percent increase in unrestricted annual

63,867 78,059 659,354 716,851 49,684

TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS Contributions

7,300 20,000

Investment income/Interest earned— scholarship/Loan fund Net assets released from restrictions Increase/(Decrease) in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets

— — (8,711) (23,147) (64) (3,147)

fund contributions from $69,848 in FY2011 to $76,751, and a decrease of only twelve percent in student project reimbursements. Investment income was less than FY 2011 largely due to lower returns on mutual funds and higher premiums paid for short-term investment-grade corporate bonds. The school continues to practice a con-

Net Assets at Beginning of Year

1,194,852 1,148,315

Net Assets at End of Year

1,096,972 1,194,852

Increase/(Decrease) in Net Assets

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS OF JUNE 30, 2012 (from audited financial statements accepted by the Board of Trustees on 11/2/2012 with comparative figures for 2011)

FY 2012 FY 2011 ASSETS

servative investment strategy with a

Cash and cash equivalents

portfolio made up of money markets,

Accounts receivable

certificates of deposit, corporate

Prepaid expenses

bonds, and mutual funds (including socially screened).

(97,880) 46,537

166,003 233,010 33,672 43,663 5,068 6,321

Property and equipment, net

628,165 661,577

Investments

401,252 421,368

Other assets Total Assets

45,024 23,437 1,279,184 1,395,164

LIABILITIES and NET ASSETS Current liabilities Mortgage note payable, long term portion

47,089 59,956 135,123 140,356

Net assets

1,096,972 1,194,852

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

1,279,184 1,395,164

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We are pleased to recognize donors who made gifts totaling $87,289 in support of the school by

Tim & Linda Umbach

way of gifts to the Annual Fund, David Bird International Service Fellowship, student projects, and

Mrs. M.E. Van Buren

need-based student grants. Your support is critical to our continued success, and your generosity

L

Error or omission? Please bring it to our attention by contacting:

novitt@csld.edu

Peter Van Buren ’82 & Susan Van Buren ’82

ensures that we can continue to prepare graduates to make import-

Elizabeth Vizza ’82

ant contributions to landscape planning and design, across scales

Donald L. Walker, Jr. ’79 & Ruth Parnall

and around the world. The 2012 Annual Report includes gifts made to the Conway School from July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012. We make every attempt to ensure

George Watkins ’77 Eric Weber ’77 & Barbara Young Jenna Webster ‘09

its accuracy and ask you to bring any errors or omissions to our attention. Contact Priscilla Novitt,

Peg Weiss ’79 & Frederick Weiss

Development Coordinator, at (413) 369-4044 ext. 3 or novitt@csld.edu.

Judith & Robert Wilkinson Seth Wilkinson ’99 Judith Wilson ’03

DONORS TO THE 2011–2012 ANNUAL FUND

Mary G. Wilson ’81 Jan Wirth ’11

Susanna Adams ’78

Harry Dodson

Darrel G. Morrison

Michael Yoken ’10

Jennifer Allcock ’89

Abrah Dresdale ’10

Glenn Motzkin

Laurence W. Zuelke

Anonymous

Donna Eldridge ’86

James Mourkas

Anonymous

Marlene J. Eldridge

Melissa Mourkas ’94

Gifts-in-Kind

Anonymous

Jon & Barbara Elkow

Kristin Nelson ’05

Jack Ahern

George S. Anzuoni, in memory

Dorothy Ernst

David Nordstrom ’04

Mollie Babize ’84

Kim Erslev

Priscilla Novitt ’07

John S. Barclay

Charles Arnold ’01 & Lisa Arnold

Paul G. Esswein ’99

John O'Keefe

Lynn Barclay

Matthew Arnsberger ’98

D. H. Eunson Jr. ’93

Carla Oleska

Ken Byrne

Henry Art

David Evans ’76

Del Orloske ’05

Donna Eldridge ’86

Gary Bachman ’84

Elizabeth Farnsworth

Sheila Page ’96

Elizabeth Farnsworth

John S. Barclay

Lila Fendrick ’79

Tehmi & Nitin Patel

Peter Freisem ’98

Vance A. Barr ’90

Cynthia Fine ’09

Mary-Crain Penniman ’89

Greenfield Savings Bank

Hatha Gable Bartlett ’99

Patricia Finley ’90

Darlene & Mark Peters

Ian Hodgdon ’06

Shari Bashin-Sullivan ’84

June E. Fitzgerald

Martha D. Petersen ’94

Nicholas Lasoff ’05

Mark Bethel ’73

Mary Fowler ’98

Peter Phippen ’00

Genevieve Lawlor ’11

Rachel Bird Anderson

Carol Franklin

Christopher Pine

Ahron Lerman ’11

Charles Sumner Bird

Elizabeth Fribush ’81

Dorothea Piranian

Carrie Makover ’86

Clyde & Peggy Froehlich

Robert Pura

Sue Reed ’87

Michele LoGrande Bongiorno ’96

Michael Gibbons ’81

Sue Reed ’87

Joel Russell

Ken Botnick ’79

Nathaniel M. Goodhue ’91

Walter E. Reynolds

Dillon Sussman ’08

James Bouwkamp

Sharyl Green ’80

Alan D. Rice

Timothy Umbach

Nancy Braxton

Greenfield Savings Bank

Christopher I. Rice ’95

Sean Walsh ’11

Barbara Keene Briggs ’02

Asheley Griffith & Marcia Curtis

William Richter ’77 & Sally Richter

Elaine Williamson ’11

Joey Brode

William Halleck ’86

Laura Rissolo ’11 & Jason Rissolo

Tim Brooks ’87

James S. Hardigg

Melissa Robin ’92 & Michael Caplan

Restricted Gifts

Larissa Brown ’94

Nancy Hazard

Gary Robinson ’76 & Amy Whitney

Anonymous

Richard K. Brown & Anita

Paul & Joan Cawood Hellmund

Dolores Root

Charles Sumner Bird

Alex Hoffmeier ’09 & Sarah

Allen & Selina Rossiter

of Helen C. Anzuoni ’88

Charitable Foundation

Loose Brown David Buchanan ’00 Sue & Jim Callihan, in honor of Seana Cullinan ’12

Hoffmeier ’09 David Holden ’76

Selina Rossiter ’02 & Alexander Colhoun

Charitable Foundation Dorothea Piranian Mary Quigley & Mollie Babize ’84

Lily Jacobson ’10

Clarissa Rowe ’74

Ralph A. Caputo

Erik Johnson ’09

Joel Russell

Matching Gifts

Melissa K. Carll ’11

Angela Kearney ’03

Pamela & David Sand

IBM Matching Gifts

Donald Chamberlain ’79, in honor

Annice Kenan ’97 & Jesse Smith

Barbara Sargent ’79 &

of Art Collins ’79

Peter B. Klejna ’75

Tom Sargent ’79

Madeleine Charney ’03

Cynthia Knauf ’89

John Saveson ’92

The Legacy Circle recognizes alums

Joshua Clague ’04

Kathleen Knisely ’76 & David Knisely

Aaron Schlechter ’01

and friends who have made bequests

Arthur Collings ’95

Claudia Kopkowski ’88

Bruce Schlechter

or life income gifts to the Conway

Arthur Collins II ’79

Laurence Kornfield ’76

Charles M. Schnell ’01

School. Their commitment, generos-

Joan M. Collins

Liz Kushner ’08

Annette Schultz ’91

ity, and leadership ensure the future

Kathleen Connolly ’10 &

Edward Landau ’90

Barbara H. Scott

of the school for years to come. We

Barbara B. & Nicholas T. Lasoff ’05

Gordon Shaw ’89

thank them publicly and encourage

Kathleen Connor ’07

Lauren Lautner ’90

Angela Sisson ’04

other members of our community to

Jill Ker Conway

Daniel G. Leahy

Robert Small ’93

follow their lead.

Glenn Cooper ’78

Charles Leopold

Andrew & Nancy Smith

Anonymous

Jonathan Cooper ’09 &

Jay Levine ’01

Dorothy Smith

Jennifer Allcock ’89

Todd Lynch ’05 & Janet

Richard J. Snyder

Richard K. Brown

Susan Space ’91

Susan Crimmins ’97

Paul Connolly

Katherine Gehron ’09 Clemence Corriveau ’02

Bertucci Lynch

The Legacy Circle

David Cox ’76

Barbara Mackey ’88

Christopher Stevenson ’05

William Gundermann

Miyaca Dawn Coyote

Carrie Makover ’86

Lesya Struz ’01

Paul & Joan Cawood Hellmund

Phyllis Croce ’83

Ann Georgia McCaffray ’78

Tom Sullivan ’08

Carrie Makover ’86

Walter Cudnohufsky

Heather McCargo ’84

Virginia Sullivan ’86

Kerri Culhane ’10

Kathleen McCormick ’08

Robert E. Swain

Candace Currie ’97

Zach Mermel ’11

Cindy Tavernise ’99

Colleen Currie & Richard Rubin

Robert L. Merriam

Richard W. Thomas ’73

Ruth Cutler ’85

H. Rennyson Merritt ’80 & Janet Taft

Floyd A. Thompson ’74

D. Alex Damman ’95

Robert & Gladys Miner

Judith F. Thompson ’99

Katherine Dana ’07

Peter Monro ’86

Lydia Thomson ’80 &

Esther L. Danielson ’94

William Montgomery ’91 &

Anya Darrow ’99 Robert Dashevsky ’79

Melody Montgomery Andrea Morgante ’76

Robert Thomson Michael Thornton ’86 Karen Tiede ’87

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