Arts Fest, which celebrated the artistic achievements of over 300 student artists in visual and performing arts, was made possible in part thanks to your generous philanthropy.
As we deliver to you this year’s Report of Contributors, I am both inspired by, and grateful for, the many ways people in the Lakeside community contribute to the life of our school. When I witness our community working together for the benefit of the whole, and when I experience the positive impact of that collaboration, I appreciate even more the role each person plays to make it all happen.
Our report this year highlights how our donor community, through the Lakeside Fund and other gifts, has come together to help enable all the things that bring life and energy to our campuses. Your support allows students to deepen their academic passions and discover new interests as they work with talented teachers and classmates. Your support helps create opportunities for our kids to enjoy the spirit, performance, and camaraderie of our arts and athletics programs, as they grow with their classmates and represent the school at an exceptional level. Your support makes it possible for us to expand the parameters of the classroom with our Experiential Education and Global Service Learning programs, where our students explore the key values of compassion, selfawareness, generosity, collaboration, and the joy of helping others. Your support encourages our teachers to excel in the classroom and to be lifelong learners in their fields of study. Furthermore, your contribution models how we build community and establish connections—in our school, in the greater Seattle area, and in the world beyond the Pacific Northwest.
These are all essential experiences at Lakeside, and your partnership has been, and will continue to be, an invaluable component of making sure they remain at the heart of what we do.
Gratefully,
Kai Bynum Head of School
Through the generous support of our donors, 16 students from the Ecological Studies class were able to study the coral reef ecosystem and actively contribute to service initiatives in French Polynesia.
Artemios (Tim) Panos ’85 P’22 ’24 ’24, Chair
Sean O’Donnell ’90 P’25 ’27, Vice Chair
Carey Crutcher ’77 Smith P’11 ’14, Immediate Past Chair
Bridgette Taylor P’21 ’24, Secretary
Mark Klebanoff ’80 P’10 ’13 ’16, Treasurer
Sarah Barton P’18 ’20 ’20
Michelle Chang ’90 Chen P’26
David de la Fuente P’16 ’23
Lloyd Frink ’83 P’19 ’21 ’25 ’25
Charlotte Guyman P’07 ’09 ’15
Anne Marie Krivens P’17 ’18 ’21 ’23
Michael Nachbar
Eduardo Peñalver P’24 ’26
Nicholas Stevens ’06
Keith Traverse P’23 ’25 ’27
Bert Valdman P’17 ’20 ’26
Brandon Vaughan ’06
David Victor P’05 ’07 ’11
Nicholas Stevens ’06, President
Nate Benjamin ’07, President-elect
Jay Bensal ’12, Connections Chair
Mark Middaugh ’02, Mission and Governance Chair
Stephanie Saad ’94 Cuthbertson, Activities Chair
Sebastian Alfonso ’19
Mirutse Amssalu ’13
Evelyn Spence ’94 Callahan
Ai-Li Chiong-Martinson ’06
Asha Dean ’98
Joe Hampton ’97
Cara Gray ’03 Helmer
Adam Hinthorne ’14
Paul Johnson ’84
Erin Kenny ’89
Melinda Morbeck ’90 Lewison P’22 ’24
Ric Merrifield ’84
Michelle Perkins ’92
Amy Barker ’01 Pitelka
Kiet Vo ’07
Sean Whitsitt ’05
Dimitri Woods ’09
Geoffrey Wukelic ’14
Abhishek Dalmia P’23 ’27, Co-Chair
Rachana Mundra P’24, Co-Chair
Jennifer Aviles P’29
EJ Blanchfield P’24 ’25
Kelly Cannon P’23 ’26
Qing Chen P’23
Frank Chivers P’23 ’26
Amy Crichton P’24 ’26
Teri Franklin P’19 ’23
Baochun Jin P’22 ’27
Mariana Keller P’26
Tim Porter P’25
Alice Streidl P’24 ’25 ’26
Katie Hosford ’93 Traverse P’23 ’25 ’27
Anna White P’22 ’24
Chen Zhao P’22 ’25
Bruce Bailey ’59 P’09
Dick Bangert ’67
Cindy Oberto ’97 Burdick P’28
Caroline Daly ’08 Johnson
Mick Deal ’68 P’99 ’02 ’04
Ned Dunn ’70 P’06
Pat Dunn ’65 P’95
Christian Fulghum ’77 P’14 ’16
Richard Hartung ’74
Cam Hazen ’67
Kevin Ke ’09
Vanessa Brewster ’99 Laughlin
Sarah Leung ’94
Joe Min ’12
Michelle Moore ’02 Morrison
Rick Morry ’61
John Patton ’88
Reid Rader ’03
Thom Rose ’97
Autumn Bradley ’93 Roth P’24
Terry Smith ’71
Kallin Spiller ’17
Nicholas Stevens ’06
Mark Stiefel ’76
Lauren Deal ’99 Yelish
Anne-Marie Amies Oelschlager P’20 ’25
Maki Arakawa ’93 P’29
Lisa Batten P’29
Suzanne Killien ’86 Bladek P’26
Karin Butler P’22 ’23 ’27 ’29
Julie Chandrasekaran P’29
Debbie Conway P’23
Natalie Dearie P’22 ’25
Corinne Drumheller ’88 P’26
Reena Gulati P’26
June Han P’23
Qian Huang P’24
Joel Jacobs P’26
Neeloofar Jenks P’27
Lan Ji P’24
Natasha Smith ’90 Jones P’26 ’28
Jennifer Lane P’26 ’26
Stephanie Li P’24
Yijun Lu P’25
Trish McGonigle P’25
Zipporah Mwicigi P’27
Shelley O’Donnell P’25 ’27
Sam Osborne P’24
Minnie Reichek P’19 ’27
Molly Shearer P’23 ’25 ’27
Adriana Stamenova P’24
Lea Stern P’29
Amanda Thornewell P’23
Eda Topur P’27
Christiane Tsoungui P’25
Fang Tu P’24
Jennifer Valenta P’23
Surabhi Vora P’23 ’27
Sophia Zhou P’21 ’24
Nate Benjamin ’07
Sarah Bellows ’97 Bowman
Jolene Cox P’11
Jim Flaggert P’22 ’24 ’26
Bill Fleming ’74
Chris Prentice ’86 P’16 ’19
Julie Yee P’21 ’23 ’25
OPERATING BUDGET $ 40.6 million
Figures are unaudited as of press time. Audited figures will be available in November 2023.
5% Other
ENDOWMENT DISTRIBUTION BY PURPOSE
$9.2 million
ENDOWMENT POLICY: To ensure long-term sustainability, the Board of Trustees follows a spending policy of between 4% and 5% of a 12-quarter, rolling average market value, ending on June 30, 2022. In fiscal year 2022-2023, this amount was $9,203,453. The total endowment on June 30, 2023 was $260,908,131.
of Contributors 2022-2023
for Contributors 2022-2023
Your gifts gave students the opportunity to participate in 37 outdoor trips, learning and challenging themselves beyond the classroom.
Your generosity made it possible for 85 sixth-grade students to design water-pressure rockets, providing funding, materials, and educational support to facilitate their learning of aerodynamics and flight principles.
585 Upper School and 252 Middle School students participated in athletics, achieving remarkable success with a total of 14 team championship titles across league, district, and state competitions. Unwavering support from donors like you helped Lakeside athletes excel in a competitive sports landscape.
Students in the Seattle: Culture and History class learned how the region was shaped, walking two miles through the International District and choosing from 18 other local experiences in which to participate.
Your gift allowed 99 Middle School
Spanish students to learn about the traditional art of Benizza weaving while studying Mexican culture.
Thanks to gifts in support of Lakeside’s need-based financial-aid program, 32% of students received financial aid for tuition and additional school-related costs.
Your support allowed faculty and staff to participate in 150 professional development opportunities, where they deepened their skills, competencies, expertise, and pedagogy.
Over 400 volunteers shared their time and talents with Lakeside this year, helping our community accomplish so much together. Thank you!
Daiga Galins
Director of Development daiga.galins@lakesideschool.org
Carol Borgmann
Director of Major and Planned Giving carol.borgmann@lakesideschool.org
Lisa Broesamle
Development Office Administrative Assistant lisa.broesamle@lakesideschool.org
Amanda Campbell
Assistant Director of Development, Alumni Relations amanda.campbell@lakesideschool.org
Lani Carpenter
PGA Administrative Assistant and Program Specialist lani.carpenter@lakesideschool.org
Allison Conkin
Special Events Manager allison.conkin@lakesideschool.org
Lakeside School
Middle School office 206-368-3630
Upper School office 206-368-3600
Development and Alumni Relations 206-368-3606
Admissions and Financial Aid 206-368-3605
Parents and Guardians Association 206-440-2740 lakesideschool.org
Samantha Dale
Assistant Director of Development, Alumni Giving samantha.dale@lakesideschool.org
Nicole Donahue
Fundraising Data Entry Specialist nicole.donahue@lakesideschool.org
Meaghan Krueger
Assistant Director of Development, Parent/ Guardian Giving meaghan.krueger@lakesideschool.org
Rick Rossland Development Office Systems Coordinator rick.rossland@lakesideschool.org
Leslie Schuyler Archivist leslie.schuyler@lakesideschool.org
We are grateful for your contributions in the 2022-2023 school year and look forward to your continued support for years to come.
Gifts can be made by cash, check, e-check, credit card, cryptocurrency, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Venmo, DAF, wiring funds, or the transfer of stock.
Visit lakesideschool.org/give
Every effort has been made to include all donors to Lakeside School between July 1, 2022 and June 30, 2023. If you notice an omission or error, please contact Meaghan Krueger, assistant director of development, parent/ guardian giving, by telephone at 206-440-2784 or by email at meaghan.krueger@lakesideschool.org. Thank you.
BY MAIL
Make your check payable to Lakeside School and mail to our bank: Lakeside School c/o Bank of America PO Box 740136 Los Angeles, CA 90074-0136
BY PHONE Call 206-368-3606 to donate with your credit card.
GIFTS OF STOCK Contact the development office at 206-368-3606 for instructions. Our nonprofit tax identification number is 91-0564971.
If you have any questions or would like more information about giving opportunities, please contact us at 206-368-3606 or development@lakesideschool.org.
P: Parent/Guardian, GP: Grandparent | Consecutive giving: 5-9 years; 10-14 years; 15-19 years; 20-29 years; s 30 or more years; L Monthly donors — Loyal Lions
Thank you to the 2,011 donors who supported educational excellence at Lakeside!