2023-2024
mission spartan pledge
Miami Country Day School empowers every student, every day, everywhere to learn with vigor, explore with purpose, strive for excellence, and serve with honor, respect, and compassion as global citizens.
We do this in a community where every student is known and included by engaging the whole child, in and out of the classroom, as they discover their full potential.
As a member of the Spartan community, I put children at the center of all I do and say by modeling our values of purpose, respect, compassion, honor, and wisdom.
I value diverse perspectives, shared experiences, and uphold the dignity of each member of our global community.
PURPOSE
Cultivates the curiosities, motivations, and interests of all our learners to build individual and collective purpose.
COMPASSION
Builds on the foundation for empathy and is indispensable to learning, productive inquiry, and civic engagement.
RESPECT
Upholds dignity and rights of each member and values our diverse perspectives and experiences.
WISDOM
Grows through our commitment to the intellect, spirit, and character of every person and of the whole community, as well as seeking truth, knowledge, and excellence.
HONOR
Fosters integrity and honesty in all that we do and ensures trust and confidence within our community.
WITH GRATITUDE TO THE COUNTRY DAY COMMUNITY
What an amazing year our 85th anniversary year was: the celebrations were ongoing and Spartan Pride soared! Thank you for sharing your Spartan Pride throughout. Thank you also for your commitment to the School’s unique history; and how exciting it is to prepare for what the next decade will bring for Miami Country Day School.
Once again, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for your incredible generosity throughout the year. As your President and Head of School, I deeply appreciate your contributions to our philanthropic initiatives, including the Spartan Impact Fund, the Gala anniversary event, the Parents’ Association programs, and special events like the Indian Creek golf tournament. Your contributions are not just financial; they are essential to our mission. As you’ll see in the following pages, the initial and upcoming phases of our capital campaign will fund projects that further strengthen our mission, build on the School’s strong foundation, and generate great excitement for its future.
Every year your philanthropic partnership enables our teachers to guide our students in their learning, both in and out of the classroom, as we continue to strive for academic excellence. Your dedication is a testament to the high standards we uphold, and we are proud to have you as part of our community. The activities and events that take place daily, on and off campus, are impacted by your care, support, and investment in our school community. Thank you for showing your Spartan Pride in such meaningful ways.
As you read in the 85th Anniversary Beacon in May, I am especially proud of the “labor of love” that our faculty members Kristina Martinez, Michele Thibodeau, and Sam Brown shared that resulted in the beautiful commemorative anniversary book highlighting 85 stories reflecting the past, present, and future of MCDS. I invite you to get your copy here: https://square.link/u/ASpaZims
President and Head of School
WITH GRATITUDE TO THE COUNTRY DAY COMMUNITY
A GROUNDBREAKING CELEBRATING SPARTAN PRIDE
The culmination of the school’s 85th Anniversary Year came on May 23 with a formal groundbreaking and a party to celebrate our collective Spartan Pride. Gathered together were members of the Board of Trustees, early leadership donors to our emerging capital campaign, athletic faculty and staff, our partners from Moss Construction, TD Bank, and more. This marked a pivotal moment in our school’s journey towards enhanced spaces of all kinds across campus and the commencement of the broader masterplan. Putting shovels in the ground underscores the collective commitment to turning our vision into reality and signals the tangible progress and promising future ahead. Mariandl Hufford, in her remarks at the groundbreaking may have said it best,
“ Today marks a huge step forward for MCDS. We set out four years ago to chart a new path for the MCDS experience. Central to that experience, for both students and faculty, is the pursuit of excellence, not only in programs and program delivery, but also in the creation of spaces to offer maximum flexibility and open up every opportunity possible. We never want our built environment to be a limitation – the reason we can’t conduct an experiment, create a collaborative project, or train for a new athletic record or personal best. This moment today is just the beginning. I dream of a new Upper School and other academic upgrades, as well as ways to support the lifeblood of our school - our teachers and staff.”
Thank you to the following donors who have made early campaign commitments to invest in the future of the school with their leadership support. For more information on the project and how you can get involved, please contact Caitlin Forsthoefel, Interim Director of Advancement at forsthoefelc@miamicountryday.org.
Donors as of July 2024
Bob and Karen Ajmani
Chris Bellows
Adam and Jaclyn Bergman
Orlando and Katy Bravo
John Brecker and Heather Walters
Steven and Claudia Brod
Peter and Lauren Feld
Robert and Michelle Finvarb
The Garner Foundation, Inc.
John Michael Garner ‘49
Gerald W. Moore ‘68
James W. Moore ‘65
Kathryn Anne Paulk
Janice G. Topping
Meg G. Wright ‘77
Daniel and Kathy Haime
Danny and Mo Harwin
Robert and Mariandl Hufford
Jeff and Gigi Jeffries
Kevin J. King ’95 and Tricia King
Alex Kleyner and Diana Ulis
Matthew and Kristin Lazenby
Whitman Family Bal Harbour Foundation, Inc.
Jared and Melissa Lustbader
Sebastian and Soledad Maria Malo
Josh and Stacey Mandel
Miami Country Day School - Parents’ Association
Pete Ormond and Dana Plagens
Peter Pietrzkiewicz
Horacio Rivera Orozco and Adriana De Rivera
Yoav and Lauren Roth
David L. Salanic and Alexandra Haime-Salanic ‘05
Eugene and Anna Schneur
Daniel and Andrea Standen
Randy and Melina Starr
Matthew and Natalia Storm
Richard and Kirsty Tester
J. Randall and Charmaine Waterfield
Nicholas Zocchi and Janice Barefoot
2023-2024 BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Officers of the Board
The officers of the board occupy the leadership positions that guide the board activities and decisions.
James W. Moore ’65, Chairman
Matthew Whitman Lazenby, President
Christopher Bellows, Past President
Claudia Brod, Vice President
Kevin King ’95, Treasurer
Sean Clancy, Secretary
Adam Malamed, Assistant Secretary
Ex-Officio Members
Mariandl Hufford, President and Head of School
Nakia Bowling, President, Parents’ Association
John Salt ’08, President, Alumni Board
Board Members
The remaining trustees outside of the officers make up the members of the Board that help guard the MCDS Mission.
Michael Allen, Ph.D.
Janice Barefoot
James Bergman
Robert Finvarb
Karleen Halliwell
Gigi Jeffries
Jared Lustbader
Sebastian Malo
Gerald W. Moore ‘68
Anna Schneur
Daniel Standen
Matthew Storm
Nick Woodhouse
Miami Country Day’s Board of Trustees is the guardian of the School’s mission to educate the whole child and inspire our children to develop their intellectual, physical, aesthetic, social, emotional, and spiritual potentials by valuing every student every day. As guardians of the Mission, the Board’s primary role is to ensure the school’s financial sustainability.
The Board meets five times a year to review and approve strategic proposals that are relevant and vital to our school community, as well as to monitor the success of the school in fulfilling its mission. At the Annual Board Meeting, the Committee on Trustees proposes and prepares qualified candidates for election. The elected members serve our institution for three years. Each member may serve up to two terms, however, a unanimous decision of the Executive Committee would allow the member to serve additional terms.
Trustee Emeritus
Our trustees that left a legacy behind for what they gave to the school are acknowledged for their role:
Barbara North Burton
John F. “Bud” Farrey
J. Michael Garner
Javier Holtz
Osmond C. Howe, Jr.
Terry Jove
Anne Paulk
Mark C. Piper
Howard Premer
Lifetime Emeritus
Our trustees that are no longer with us but have left a legacy behind for what they have given to the school are acknowledged for their role.
Richard S. Banick
Edwin B. Cole
Michael J. Franco
Elizabeth Hach
Lawrence M. Stanfill
Stanley F. Whitman
Members of the Board of Trustees participated in the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Spartan Athletic Center. See story, page 5.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR LEADERSHIP
Thank you to these individuals for their years of service as a member of the Board of Trustees and for their philanthropic support over the years:
JAMES BERGMAN
James Bergman began his service in 2018. He served on the Executive Committee, Trustee Governance & Nomination Committee, and chaired the Future Vision Committee for three years. James and his wife, Alex, also served as Chairs for Annual Giving. They have two graduates, Jack ’20 and Chloe ’22. Their youngest son, Josh, will be moving to an online school to support his passion for race car driving. James wrapped up his Board service in June.
ROBERT (BOBBY) FINVARB
Robert (Bobby) Finvarb served from 2015 to 2024. He served on the Executive Committee, and chaired the Property & Physical Plant Committee, and the Head Support & Evaluation Committee. He served on the Financial Oversight & Risk Assessment Committee, Acquisitions & Dispositions Agile Team, and, Athletic Steering ad hoc. Bobby and his wife, Rochelle, are the proud parents of three graduates: Ryan ’18, Jack ’20, and Mia ’24.
SEBASTIAN MALO
Sebastian Malo began his service on the Board in 2018. He served on the Property & Physical Plant Committee, Financial Oversight & Risk Assessment Committee, Future Vision Committee, and was on the Acquisitions & Dispositions Agile Team. His company, Pines Ford, was the school’s Arts Sponsor for three years. Sebastian and his wife, Soledad, are also the proud parents of three graduates: Joaquin ’18, Nico ’20, and Agustin’24.
MATTHEW STORM
Matthew Storm served from 2018 to 2024 on the Financial Oversight & Risk Assessment Committee, Audit Agile Team, Investment & Risk Mitigation Agile Team, Strategic Design Team ad hoc, Trustee Agile Team ad hoc, Evaluation & Compensation Task Force ad hoc, and the Strategic Planning & Coordination ad hoc. Matthew and his wife, Natalia, have three children, Simona ’28, Matteo and Cecilia.
NEWEST BOARD MEMBERS
WHO BEGAN THEIR SERVICE IN THIS CURRENT SCHOOL YEAR, 2024-2025.
DANNY HARWIN
Mo Harwin, Dylan ’32, Keira ’30, Emily, ‘36
For our family, Miami Country Day School is home. This school has given so much to our family and we are forever grateful for the positive influence it has had on us the past 10 years. The future has never been brighter for our community, and we are so excited for the next chapter of this remarkable institution. In an ever-changing world, there is no school better suited to provide our kids with all the necessary tools to succeed in life. Our vision is to continue to foster an institution that provides a platform for every child to succeed and pursue their passions.
We have an incredible community, faculty, leadership, and a plan that will open doors for all our children and those who will join the Spartan community in years to come. We believe that if you can dream it, you can achieve it. Our family is excited and committed to making our school a place where every child that goes to MCDS can achieve their dreams. This community is capable of anything; join us and let’s follow our dreams to support and continue to develop this special place we call home!
CAM MURPHY ‘06
I am most excited about all the planned developments, including the state-of-the-art Spartan Athletic Center. that will happen at MCDS over the next few years. We are witnessing the school’s evolution becoming the pinnacle of the arts, technology, and innovation.
As an alumnus, I can attest to the profound impact Miami Country Day School had on my personal and professional growth. The school’s commitment to academic excellence, coupled with its nurturing community, creates a supportive environment where students can thrive, be different, explore their passions, and develop their potential.
STEVE SCHOTT
Stephen ’35 and Frances ‘33
As a new Trustee, I look forward to an exciting future for Stephen and Frances, as Miami Country Day continues to reinvest for each child to be the best they can be by holistically developing every student through academics, athletics, and a variety of extracurricular activities.
Choosing the “best-fit” school is one of the most important decisions parents will make. We chose Miami Country Day school because of their well-known academic reputation, bolstered by top tier teachers and a culture which allows each student to thrive and pursue their unique talents.
RICHARD TESTER
Kirsty Tester, Georgia ’30, Rosie ’32, Henry ‘36
We joined MCDS five years ago at an inflection point in the school’s development; under the board and Mariandl’s leadership there was a clear determination to cherish the best attributes from the school’s proud 85-year history, solidify the vision and mission of the school, while developing a bold and ambitious plan for the future. The commitment to excellence, continuous improvement and bold ambition for the school is what excites us most for the next few years. For us that looks like the continued focus on the academic program, attracting and retaining the best educators who are looking ahead and tailoring the programs to the future needs of the students. The development of the campus itself its hugely important to create the best possible environment for how students learn and collaborate in today’s world and its incredibly exciting to see the first step in the campus upgrades coming to life. We are excited to welcome new families to the diverse and international MCDS community that fosters a global perspective for the students and broadens their horizons.
Witnessing in our children the ways they have developed over the past five years reinforces our belief in the school’s mission. We’ve seen the results first-hand of the school’s focus on the ‘whole child’ through a holistic approach allowing children to discover their passions, nurture their leadership skills, build confidence, and add depth to their character. We believe this is the best way to prepare children for their future. We believe in the direction and leadership of the school and only see momentum building for the future; the best days of the school lie ahead for the entire MCDS community!
2024 COLLEGE COMMITMENTS
1938 SOCIETY
The 1938 Society recognizes the leadership of those benefactors whose cumulative monetary gifts or irrevocable gifts to Miami Country Day School have reached $1 million or more. In 2015 during the school’s 75th Anniversary year, former Head of School, Dr. John Davies, recognized members of the inaugural class of the 1938 Society. A sculpture titled Wisdom by Santiago Medina was installed on the Plaza de Colombia as a symbolic representation to honor present and future members. Thank you to our current 1938 Society members for your generosity to Miami Country Day School.
THE 1938 SOCIETY
$1,000,000 +
C.W. “Doc” and Hette Abele
The Bautista Family
The Bergman Family
The Chaplin and Jove Families
Michael J. and Katherine E. Franco
The Harwin Family
The Garner Moore Family
Roger L. Koch
The Lustbader Family
The Nixdorf Family
Ormond – Plagens & Soto – St. Charles Families
The Parents’ Association
The Tester Family
The Whitman / Lazenby Family
Harvey R. Chaplin with his grandchildren in 2012
IN MEMORIAM
Miami Country Day School mourns the passing of Harvey Chaplin. As the grandfather of nine Country Day graduates, Harvey and his family have been a part of the Country Day community for over 25 years. Their generous philanthropic support has ranged from the school’s annual fund, to gifts in-kind and sponsorships for special events, to leadership support of capital campaigns. As one of the founding members of the 1938 Society, Country Day is grateful for the generosity and lasting legacy that Harvey created and from which so many have benefitted over the years.
In 2004, as part of the Securing the Future Campaign, the Chaplin and Jove Families established the school’s first-ever endowed teaching chairs, The Arlene S. Chaplin Chair in Mathematics named by Harvey, and The Harvey R. Chaplin Chair in Science, named in his honor by his three children. Thanks to their leadership, and a long-held commitment by the school’s board of trustees to grow the school’s endowment to ensure a strong financial foundation, the school’s overall endowment has grown from $1,647,301 in 2004 to over $21 million today.
In addition, the Chaplin and Jove Families supported the creation of the Chaplin Jove Family Student Activities Center, which is bustling with Upper School students during the school year and camp activity during the summer. The family also supported the new fields as part of the same campaign and more recently, contributed arts scholarship funding during the Campaign for the Arts.
Harvey R. Chaplin (1929-2024), Founder and Chairman of Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits, the world’s pre-eminent distributor of beverage alcohol, died on June 9, 2024 age 95 at home surrounded by family in Miami, Florida. Mr. Chaplin also served as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Shaw-Ross International Importers, Inc.
Mr. Chaplin was born in 1929 in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn, New York. He attended grade school at P.S. 156, then junior high school at P.S. 252. By 1946, the year he graduated from Brooklyn’s Boys High School, he had already begun his career in the wine and spirits industry, having landed a part-time position in the mailroom at Schenley Industries, whose offices were then located in the Empire State Building in Manhattan. At that time Schenley was a leading distilled spirits marketer as well as the American importer of Dewar’s White Label Scotch.
Mr. Chaplin quipped that his “college education” was earned at Schenley, as he worked his way up from the mailroom to become assistant director of marketing at the company. Mr. Chaplin says that his “graduate school” degree came from his work as a distributor in upstate New York from 1961 to 1968, where he ran wholesale operations in Buffalo, Rochester, and Albany. In 1969, Mr. Chaplin joined Southern Wine and Spirits of America, a predecessor company of Southern Glazer’s, along with other founding executives.
Prior to becoming its Chairman and CEO of Southern Wine & Spirits of America, Inc. in 1994, Mr. Chaplin served in numerous senior executive roles running day-to-day operations of the company from 1969 to 1993. Today, Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits, which was formed on July 1, 2016, following a combination with Glazer’s Distributing of Dallas, Texas, then the country’s fourth largest wine and spirits distributor, is a privately held company and the largest distributor of beverage alcohol in North America. The multi-generational, family-owned Company has operations in 44 U.S. states, the District of Columbia, and Canada, as well as brokerage operations through its WEBB Banks division in the Caribbean, Central and South America.
Mr. Chaplin is survived by his wife, Roberta; his first wife Arlene died in 2000, with whom he had three children, Paul (Karen); Wayne (Arlene), and Terry (Fred) Jove; and nine grandchildren, Monica (Moises); Elizabeth (Evan); Katie (Spencer); David (Ashley); Jennifer (Sean); Mark (Carly); Scott (Zoe); Ryan (Lauren); and Tyler (Tatiana). He also is survived by 10 great grandchildren.
The Legacy Society provides long-term financial assistance for Miami Country Day School. Individuals and families who are members of The Legacy Society are supporting the financial sustainability of the school through bequests made by a will, life insurance policy, or other estate gifts.
All planned gifts add strength to the school’s endowment, which is the financial foundation for a successful educational institution. Endowed funds generate income and support scholarships, teachers, buildings, programs, and other important purposes set by the Board of Trustees.
There are many planned giving options available, such as naming Miami Country Day School as a beneficiary in your will and charitable gift annuities that provide a steady income for you and your family during your lifetime.
The following individuals and families are supporting the financial sustainability of the school by including Miami Country Day School in their estate plans to provide the school with the necessary funding to offer an extraordinary education to students.
LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS
Anonymous
C.W. “Doc” Abele
James and Alexandra Bergman
Gary and Peggy Butts
John and Roxanne Davies
John C. “Jack” DuBois
Michael J. Franco
Dorothy Frohlich Estate
Bertha Goldstein Estate
Elizabeth “Betty” Hach
Rose Sampson Estate
Bruce and Meryl Tabatchnick
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT A PLANNED GIFT, CONTACT: Caitlin Forsthoefel
Interim Director of Advancement
786.899.2825
forsthoefelc@miamicountryday.org
THE 85TH ANNIVERSARY GALA AND AUCTION
A HUGE SUCCESS
Together, as a community, we raised an amazing $1.1 million to benefit our faculty and the school’s academic program. Thank you to every member of the Miami Country Day School community that participated in this tremendous show of Spartan pride. To the donors of our silent and live auction prizes, including all of the lower school classes that created beautiful and memorable class art projects, thank you! Our silent and live auctions raised a total of $610,000!
Special thanks to our auctioneer and special guest for the evening Shaquille O’Neal, our emcee for the evening, Nick Woodhouse and his wife Jocelyne, fellow Trustee, James Bergman and his wife Alex, and our entire gala committee. This incredible 85th anniversary event could not have come together without your dedication.
THANK YOU ALL FOR MAKING THIS A NIGHT TO REMEMBER!
GALA SPONSORS
EXCLUSIVE PRESENTING SPONSOR
Katy and Orlando Bravo
CASINO ROYALE SPONSOR
Garner Foundation
007 SPONSORS
Bergman & Woodhouse Families
Harwin Family
Lustbader Family
Van Cleef & Arpels
M SPONSORS
Ajmani Family
Malo Family
Kevin J. King ‘95,
Merrill Lynch Wealth Management
Roth Family
Strogoff Family
Urbanica
Q SPONSORS
Barry University
Cope Corrales
Evenson Family
Guaranteed Rate
Jester Family
Kirpalani Family
Nakvosas Family
Pagani Residences
PMG
Singer Family
Standen Family
The Salt Group
Welker Family
SHAKEN, NOT STIRRED SPONSORS
AXS Law Group
Barsky Family
Chatzizisis Family
Fiore Family
Fulford Family
IRA Financial
Kuack Media Group
Lubetsky Family
Salanic Family
Schneur Family
Skincare by Amy Peterson
AUCTION PADDLE SPONSOR
Dr. Abbo Advanced Dentistry
COCKTAIL RECEPTION SPONSOR
Schott Family
VALET SPONSORS
Dennis, Shara & Greenberg Families
DESSERT EXTRAVAGANZA SPONSOR
TD Bank
BAR SPONSORS
Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits
Nolet Spirits
THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR
2023-2024
DONORS for supporting our students and teachers with your philanthropic dollars.
Spartan Impact Fund
Thank you to all our 2023-2024 Donors for being part of the Miami Country Day School community and for your support of our students and teachers. The Spartan Impact Fund is the annual appeal for gifts to support the school’s mission and vision. Dollars raised are spent within the fiscal year and support the current year operations, people and programs, and the day-to-day life of every student and faculty member by funding a variety of programs.
2023-2024
SPARTAN IMPACT FUND DONORS
Visionary Circle
$100,000+
Miami Country Day SchoolParents’ Association
Matthias and Conny Nixdorf
Douglas and Kerri Putman
Pablo Roque and Jennifer Putman
The Citadel Foundation
Hibiscus Circle
$50,000 to $99,999
Orlando and Kathryn Bravo
Steven and Claudia Brod
The Gemma Foundation
The LBJ Family Foundation
Benya Uretsky and Alina Frolova
The Lindemann Family
Pete Ormond and Dana Plagens
Lawrence and Julia Steyn
Spartan Circle
$25,000 to $49,999
Adam and Jaclyn Bergman
Miguel and Rosangel Cabrera
Shawn and Heather Chemtov
Conor and Nicole Delaney
Peter and Lauren Feld
Mark and Eloah Fisher
The Garner Foundation, Inc.
John Michael Garner ‘49
Gerald W. Moore ‘68
James W. Moore ‘65
Kathryn Anne Paulk
Janice G. Topping
Meg G. Wright ‘77
Ben and Natasa Gorham
Alex Kleyner and Diana Ulis
Matthew and Kristin Lazenby
Whitman Family Bal Harbour Foundation, Inc.
Jared and Melissa Lustbader
Frederic and Caroline Puren
Risse Brothers School Uniforms
Yoav and Lauren Roth
Randall and Melina Starr
Richard and Kirsty Tester
Daniel Turner
Nicholas and Jocelyne Woodhouse
Beacon Circle
$17,500 to $24,999
Ajit and Karin Ajmani
Patrick and Fernanda Dovigi
Fredrik Eklund and Derek Kaplan
Christopher and Tannaz Fiore
Eugene and Melina Goldstein
Hugoton Foundation
Daymond and Heather John
Gabriel and Yulia Shaoolian
Oren Stern and Adi Turgeman
Leadership Circle
$10,000 to $17,499
Leonard Abess ‘62 and Jayne Abess
Arkady Bakhtin and Ganna Sova
Chris Bellows
Zach and Amber Berger
Jason and Ashley Boyd
John Brecker and Heather Walters
Stephen Brunetti ‘85
The Brunetti Foundation
Wayne and Arlene Chaplin
Ross and Cassandra Devor
Brett and Valerie Evenson
Doug and Katheryn Gerowski
Danny and Mo Harwin
Robert and Mariandl Hufford
Andrey Isaev and Viktoriya Pecherskaya
Jeff and Gigi Jeffries
Richard and Ashley Kebrdle
Lev and Olga Khasis
Kevin J. King ‘95 and Tricia A. King
Kishin Kirpalani and Liliana Luzquinos
Nikita Lomakin and Kristina Lomakina
Adam and Jackie Malamed
The Minski Family
Darius and Egle Eva Nakvosas
Stanley Miller and Michiko Otani
Andrew and Barrie Jean Rinaldi
Omar Sharam and Valentina Semtei
Daniel and Andrea Standen
Nikhil and Winnie Talwar
Sergey Vashketov and Victoria Vashketova
Thelma Venema
J. Randall and Charmaine Waterfield
Nicholas Zocchi and Janice Barefoot
Palm Circle
$5,000 to $9,999
Matthew Vander Werff and Ashley Abess ‘02
Matthew Abess ’04 and Taylor Abess
Ali Al-Husseini and Myriam Habour
Kenneth and Yanina Barrington
Seth Kaplan and Lia Batkin
James and Serena Berra
Phillip Bock and Astrid Mariel Bock
David Bodnick
Ike Boruchow ‘99 and Juliet Ingber
Myles and Nathasha Chefetz
Dorothy Christians
Lisette Coen
Miguel Cunha and Ana Couto
Ahmad Deek and Marieline Grinda
Sean Smith and Stephanie Denault Smith
Manny Diaz ‘91 and Stephanie Diaz
Lucy Doughty
Jay Dubiner and Sarah Elliott
Aaron Finch and Teresa Moore
Robert and Rochelle Finvarb
Jim and Shellie Fulford
Jack and Karleen Halliwell
Commissioner Sally A. Heyman
Phillip Hudson and Sandra Kaufmann
Fred and Terry Jove
Thomas and Marianne Kato
Andreas Moraitis and Anna Kormanou
Charles Kornblith
Jeffrey and Shirley Lampert
Paolo Rosellini and Eliana Maes Rosellini
Sebastian Malo and Maria Soledad Alvarez Malo
Kevin and Tania Maloney
Mark Shmulik and Natalie Matzinger
Todd Michaels and Brandi Paul
Mark and Sheryl Piper
The Reizen Family
Jason and Allison Rosenfeld
Steven and Jessica Sperandio
David and Diana Stein
Tony Talebi and Amber Taylor
Lance Tinkler ‘01 and Jennifer Tinkler
Jason and Carrie Wiesenfeld
Blue and Red Circle
$3,000 to $4,999
Andrew and Amy Atkins
Spencer Bartram and Ligia Labrada
Yiannis Chatzizisis and Maria Kyparissopoulou
David and Veronique Deroussis
Marco Di Marino and Simona Radaelli
Marc Druckman
Richard Kessler and Emilie Edlund Kessler
Andrew and Samantha Gallacher
David and Ilana Gitman
Valeriy Goncharov and Mariia M. Osokina
Arthur and Carole Green
Todd and Lisa Jerles
Alexander Karakhanian ‘00 and Rena Karakhanian
Steffen Kruger
Cary and Caryn Lubetsky
Jhonny Mercado and Gabriela Mendoza-Mercado
Chester and Gracie Ng
Benjamin Ohana and Caroline Touitou Ohana
Steve Powel
David Simkins ‘91
Matthew and Natalia Storm
Alex and Robyn Tolston
Scott and Brynn Tomlinson
Jeremy and Victoria Traster
Glen Turf
Timothy and Rachael Walsh
Founders’ Circle
$1,938 to $2,999
Alvaro and Maritza Alencar
Karl and Olga Alomar
Amy Alonso and Mariana Ferro
Walter A. Alves
Luis Bosch and Fadia Bassi
Alan Strauss and Natalie Brod
Sean Clancy and Dina Cellini
Ramon Cortes and Janet Del Valle - Cortes
Christopher Day and Asya Pashenko
William Dean and Stacy Roskin
Brian and Tina Dennis
Reid and Aviva Drescher
Robert Feig
Jose Finkelstein and Ludmila Mazankova
Bill Giovannucci
Marilyn Greenfield
Uwe and Andrea Kreuter
F. Jay and Carmen Leonard
Anthony and Viviana Lopez
Richard and Isabell Lydecker
Adam and Jewel Malone
Eduardo and Gabriela Marquez
Bruce C. Matheson ‘61
Salomon Mishaan
Miguel Osio
Homero Meruelo and Monica Otero
Jarrett B. Perlow ‘97 and Joshua E. Adrian
Brett and Jennifer Pollak
Howard Premer
Juan Ruiz Ortega and Anna Stepanenkova
Frank Schwartz and Debora Schirripa Schwartz
Donors up to $1,938
Anonymous
Yann and Ruth Abily
Leonardo and Leyda Abreu
Laura Abreu-Grondin
Jonathan and Abra Adrabi
Terry Alfonso
Mike and Elizabeth Allen
Marnie Allen
Claudio and Katia Almeida
Nadine Antoine
Juan Carrillo and Margarita Arevalo
Daniel and Joanne Aronson
Elliot and Sharon Atkins
Aristides and Lina Atoa
Ronny Gheiler and Nathalie Azoubel
Jennifer Bachmann
Juan Barberi and Paula Montoya
Jeremy and Amanda Barouh
Jack and Rita Barouh
Suzanne Bassett
Filipe Fortes and Manuela Bastos Fortes
Chester R. Bear ‘68
Cleve and Cindy Bell
Jonathan and Marisue Beloff
Michael and Kelly Beltran
Carlos Pappe and Betty Bennett
Lauren Benton
David Bernad and Marilia Sabalier
Manuel Berzosa Corella and Daniela Quevedo
Derek and Ana Bond
Aaron Boros ‘95 and Gabby Boros
Alexis Boutin
David Bovio
Jennifer Bovio
Scott Brennan
Shawn Brennan and Judy Somers
The Bronish-Lovett Family
Oliver Buckwell and Adel Hattem
David Butter ‘13
Joanne Capano
Richard and Cheryl Carne
Giuliano Carrafelli and Majcha Manomai
Joseph Cartolano and Angela Alvero
Zasha Robles and Carmen Casadella
Can and Hande Celebican
Christine Chancy ‘08
Moises Starosta and Monica Chaplin Starosta ‘01
Paul and Karen Chaplin
Caera B. Charles ‘25
Tabitha Polley Charles ‘85 and Jerome Charles
Bharat and Neelam Chatani
Eric Cheng
Martin and Egda Chirinos
Marcelo Quiroga and Florencia Cirigliano
Columbia Clancy ‘11 and Teddy Desloge
Jamie and Melissa Coates
Juan Gaviria and Maria Collazo
Daniel Compagnucci and Mariana Rodegro
Sarah Compel
Stan and Candice Comstock
Jim Connor ‘19 and Jan Connor
Randal Coon
Cristina Courtney Boland ‘93
Henry and Margarita Courtney
Fernando and Kimberley Crespo
Giancarlo Rodriguez and Angela Criscione-Rodriguez
Jeniffer Cruz
Jimmy Cudzilo and David Sanchez
Michael and Rachel Culley
Natalia Datorre ‘02
Harrison C. Davies ‘09
Edwin and Elizabeth De La Cadena
Lourdes de la Huerta
Horacio Rivera Orozco and Adriana De Rivera
Julio DeAracama
Ingrid DeBlasio
Katherine Dent
Marco and Andrea Depero
Victor Depradine and Monica Payan
Robert Desmond
Iris Destephen-Fujita
Denitsa Dimitrova
Matthew Dimos and Ocha Dimos
Alexander Dombrowsky ‘92 and Anna Blackman
Robert Doo ‘01 and Rebecca Doo
Shlande Dossou
Jason Doughty and Anat Ichak
Crystal Doyle
David Edwards and Shanna Sills
William and Jacqueline Edwards
Andreas and Guylaine Ehlebracht
Luis and Madeline Elias
Adam and Tamar Erdberg
Daniyel Erdberg and Leonella Treto Erdberg
Salvador and Maricer Escalon
Carla Fabian ‘83
Mark Fabian ‘81 and Nancy Fabian
Martha Falls
Elizabeth Farr
Bud and Maria Farrey
Berta and Aurelio Fernandez
Frank and Blanca Fernandez-Quevedo
Michael and Renee Finny
Ronny Finvarb ‘89 and Laura Finvarb
Steven and Derry Fishman
Todd and Alice Florin
Caitlin Forsthoefel
Charles Foschini
Amy Foust
Jose and Anabel Francisco
Dessalines and Fernande Francois
Gabriela Frenkel
Harris Gilbert and Sunny Friedman-Gilbert
Rebecca Fulford ‘17
Annette Fulton
Juliette Fulton
Gaston Yelicich and Meghan Gallagher
Felix and Leylis Genao
Jackie Gerry
Jaime Giraldo and Liliana Alzate
Jon Gitman ‘04 and Florina Gitman
John and Janell Goense
Richard and Ivonn Goihman
Jonathan Goldberg Kidon and Rachel Mayer
Diane Goldberg
Aaron and Rebecca Gordon
Ira and Ruth Gordon
Igor and Priscilla Grager
Andrea Graham ‘98
Craig Green ‘93
Claudia Grillo
Wayne and Rosemary Grondin
Linda Gross
Samuel and Claudia Grossman
Vivian Guefen
Emerance Gummels
Rolando Guzman and Cristina M. Pla-Guzman
Eid Habib and Ria Maxwell
Anthony Haderer
David Salanic and Alexandra Haime-Salanic ‘05
David and Leslie Hart
Tracy Haswell
Ryan Sudarsky and Karina Heegaard ‘04
Sebastian Heredia
John Hernandez and Nelly Vargas
Joseph Hernandez
Marco Pacheco and Arlyn Hidalgo
Robert Hirsch ‘99 and Natalie Bernard ‘04
Brett Holland ‘07 and Jacquelyn Holland
Lenora Holmes
Andrew Holtz ‘12
Javier and Andria Holtz
Michael Hutsko and Carroll Kelly
Ian Iglesias
Ana and Kimberly Izaguirre
Kent and Katja Janzon
Ashley Jefferson
Jeff Jeffries ‘22
Charles and Rosa Johnson
Pamela Johnson
Sha’Quan Johnson
Daniel and Angela Julien
André and Juliana Junqueira
Jeff Kaiser
Sang and Jung Kang
Yury Karanskiy and Alla Nikulaicheva
Neisen Kasdin ‘69 and Ana Kasdin
Randal and Lauri Kassewitz
Ezra Kassin ‘95 and Jessica Kassin
L. Robert Kay ‘60
Ruth Kettaneh
Hiram Rosas and Jessica Rivera Kim
Jacob and Roberta Kleinberger
Daniel Klinger and Natalie Yepes
Vadim and Karina Kobrik
Carlos and Fannie Kochen
Peter Konen and Marisol Sardina
Beatrice Krasnow
Helen Kunde
Kemal and Tugce Kuran
Carol Ann Lafferty ‘81
Adam and Jamie Laufer
Seth LaVey ‘88 and Leslie LaVey
Debbie Lee
Brian and Stacey Levy
Michael Morgan and Shana Lindsey
Jerry and Wendy Liu
Lee Lovelace
Steven and Joan Lutton
Vanessa MacAdam
Edward and Irene Mandel
Matt and Tasha Manes
Nicholas Marcelin
Jerry Markowitz ‘62 and Patricia Markowitz
Romain Breton and Kristina Martinez
Aliaksandr and Yuliya Matseikovich
David May ‘85 and Susan May
Albert Mayo
Jana McCarthy
Marcelo Rojo and Sara McDevitt
Russell Mofsky and Kristen McLean
Cristian Miguez
Iddet Milian-Prada
Nicole Miller
Livia Minetti
Lamar Mitchell
Ryan Mitchell ‘01 and Cynthia Mitchell ‘02
Carlos Andre Thome Montenegro and Daniela Montenegro
Frederick and Jennifer Muhlig
Spencer Multack and Kimberly M. Goldstein Multack ‘97
Charlie and Dana Myers
Patrick Nash
Robert and Melissa Netkin
Diego Ribadeneira and Paula Niemeyer
Jesse and Crystal Novaro
Mary Novas
Mike and Deborah Nunez
Jason Syms and Stephanie Nunez ‘07
Kirk and Evelyne Olson
Jo Ann O’Neill
Jose Oronoz and Fabiola Garcia-Oronoz
Richard and Jacquelyn Padgett
Gabriella Palmisano ‘18
Phelana Pang ‘93
Julio and Nora Pardave
Bryan and Michele Parizo
Mitch and Anna Paskhover
Tejas Patel ‘01 and Devi Patel
James Paulk ‘90 and Jenn DiFrancesco
Steven White and Ana Pavlovic
Thiago and Patricia Pazinatto
Mike Preston and Lucy Pekoc
Jason and Katy Pelletier
Américo Pereira Filho and Roberta Pereira
Cynthia Peroe
Mary Piano
Peter Pietrzkiewicz
Walter and Danielle Pineda
Mitchell and Sandra Pinsly
Christopher Polite ‘02 and Jacqueline Polite
Johnny Prugh and Bob Spatig
Pablo Casas and Claudia Pulecio
Thomas and Eileen Pulling
Christopher and Lissette Pumo
Barry and Matilda Puritz
Vekhoto and Jamie Puro
Robert Quimby ‘58 and Jaye Quimby
Helen Rees
Jeffrey and Julie Respler
Jean Reust
Carol Richards
Paul and Doris Richards
William Richards
Nicholas Richberg ‘96 and Lisa Richberg
Neil and Debbie Rinaldi
Melody Rivera
Pascal and Jill Robert
Thomas Robert ‘23
Glenn and Anne Roberts
Jonathan Roberts ‘14
Ulises Muniz and Laura Rodriguez
Simon Steckel and Noelvis Rodriguez
Sharon Rogow
David and Kristi Romanik
Cynthia Rosenberg
Fredlyn Rosenfeld
Nima Rouhanifard and Sepedeh Tofigh
Ken and Robin Rubens
Mark Runge
Nicholas Ruskowski and Michelle Farina
Yehuda and Amy Sabach
Lara Saeed
John Salt ’08 and Ana Salt
Joshua and Rachel Samek
Victor Sanchez and Veronica Tirado
Adrian Santiago
Barth Satuloff ‘59 and Gail Satuloff
Andrew and Tanya Savysky
James Schainuck ‘75
Georgia Scharite
Amanda Schouten
Evan Cramer and Minette Schwartz Cramer ‘06
Joseph and Linda Schwartz
Abigale Seely
Charles and Jennifer Sennett
Shreni Shah
Rand and Lisa Shapiro
Ronny Sharma
David and Diane Shoaf
Luis Calle and Alicia Silva
Carlos and Candida Silva
Joel and Carrie Simmonds
Mike and Sheila Simpson
Sarel Meirovich and Shaun Skolnick
Michael Slotnick
Jackie Smith
David and Marra Smith
Garrett Spear
Samantha A. Stanton
Jorg Starke and Sri Wahyuni
Alice Starr
Thomas and Jenny Storch
Maureen Stout
Kenneth and Nina Stowe
Robert and Jennie Strauss
Jerry and Linda Strom
Frederick and Cheryl Stromeyer
Sudsies Cleaners
Ochiel Swaby
Mark and Michele Thibodeau
Daniel and Cristin Thorogood
Alan and Debra Traster
Dennis Truax and Idania Diaz
Tania Vargas
Luis Velarde
Emilia Veve Muniz
Jay Weaver and Marta Lavandier
Rosemary Welstead
Carl Whitmer ‘71
Janet Wiederhold
Chuck and Martha Wilcoxen
Marva Wiley
Terry Williams ‘58 and Peggy Williams
Christopher and Denise Wilson
Amanda Wolgast
Gladys Xiques ‘90
Wen Cui Xu
Liad and Lorraine Zadok
Jeffrey and Nadia Zananiri
Alumni Donors
Thank you for supporting your alma mater!
Ashley Abess ‘02
Leonard Abess ‘62
Matthew Abess ‘04
Chester Bear ‘68
Natalie Bernard ‘04
Aaron Boros ‘95
Ike Boruchow ‘99
Stephen P. Brunetti ’85
David Butter ’13
Christine Chancy ‘08
Monica Chaplin Starosta ‘01
Tabitha Polley Charles ‘85
Columbia Clancy ‘11
Cristina Courtney Boland ‘93
Natalia Datorre ‘02
Harrison C. Davies ‘09
Manny Diaz ‘91
Alexander Dombrowsky ‘92
Robert Doo ‘01
Carla Fabian ‘83
Victoria Fernans Moore ‘74
Ronny Finvarb ‘89
Rebecca Fulford ‘17
Jon Gitman ‘04
Andrea Graham ‘98
Craig Green ‘93
Alexandra Haime-Salanic ‘05
Karina Heegaard ‘04
Robert Hirsch ‘99
Brett Holland ‘07
Andrew Holtz ‘12
Jeff Jeffries ‘22
Alexander Karakhanian ‘00
Neisen Kasdin ‘69
Ezra Kassin ‘95
L. Robert Kay ‘60
Kevin J. King ‘95
Carol Ann Lafferty ‘81
Seth LaVey ‘88
Jerry Markowitz ‘62
Bruce C. Matheson ‘61
David May ‘85
Cynthia Mitchell ‘02
Ryan Mitchell ‘01
Gerald W. Moore ‘68
James W. Moore ‘65
Kimberly Goldstein Multack ‘97
Stephanie Nunez ‘07
Gabriella Palmisano ‘18
Phelana Pang ‘93
Tejas Patel ‘01
James J.T. Paulk ‘90
Jarrett Perlow ‘97
Christopher Polite ‘02
Robert Quimby ‘58
Brett Reizen ‘95
Nicholas Richberg ‘96
Thomas Robert ‘23
Jonathan Roberts ‘14
John Salt ’08
Barth Satuloff ‘59
James Schainuck ‘75
Minette Schwartz Cramer ‘06
David Simkins ‘91
Lance Tinkler ‘01
Carl Whitmer ‘71
Terry Williams ‘58
Gladys Xiques ‘90
Faculty and Staff Donors
Laura Abreu-Grondin
Abra Adrabi
Terry Alfonso
Marnie Allen
Nadine Antoine
Joanne Aronson
Aris Atoa
Jennifer Bachmann
Lauren Benton
Alexis Boutin
Jennifer Bovio
Scott Brennan
Dan Bronish
Christine Chancy ‘08
Tabitha Charles ‘85
Egda Chirinos
Candice Comstock
Kimberley Crespo
Jeniffer Cruz
Jimmy Cudzilo
Michael Culley
Rachel Culley
Elizabeth De La Cadena
Lourdes de la Huerta
Katherine Dent
Matthew Dimos
Ocha Dimos
Shlande Dossou
Crystal Doyle
Martha Falls
Michelle Farina
Michael Finny
Renee Finny
Alice Florin
Caitlin Forsthoefel
Dessalines Francois
Gabriela Frenkel
Shellie Fulford
Annette Fulton
Juliette Fulton
Meghan Gallagher
Jackie Gerry
Jaime Giraldo
Marilyn Greenfield
Vivian Guefen
Anthony Haderer
Tracy Haswell
Sebastian Heredia
John Hernandez
Joseph Hernandez
Lenora Holmes
Mariandl Hufford
Michael Hutsko
Ian Iglesias
Ana Izaguirre
Ashley Jefferson
Sha’Quan Johnson
Jeff Kaiser
Lauri Kassewitz
Carroll Kelly
Peter Konen
Helen Kunde
Debbie Lee
Shana Lindsey
Lee Lovelace
Caryn Lubetsky
Vanessa MacAdam
Nicholas Marcelin
Kristina Martinez
Ria Maxwell
Cristian Miguez
Iddet Milian-Prada
Nicole Miller
Livia Minetti
Lamar Mitchell
Russell Mofsky
Paula Montoya
Frederick Muhlig
Crystal Novaro
Mary Novas
Jose Oronoz
Bryan Parizo
Michele Parizo
Lucy Pekoc
Katy Pelletier
Mary Piano
Walter Pineda
Sheryl Piper
Cristina Pla-Guzman
Christopher Polite ‘02
Jacqueline Polite
Johnny Prugh
Lissette Pumo
Jamie Puro
Melody Rivera
Jill Robert
Pascal Robert
Laura Rodriguez
Kristi Romanik
Hiram Rosas
Cynthia Rosenberg
Nima Rouhanifard
Mark Runge
Lara Saeed
David Sanchez
Adrian Santiago
Marisol Sardina
Georgia Scharite
Amanda Schouten
Abigale Seely
Chuck Sennett
Jen Sennett
Shreni Shah
Ronny Sharma
Alicia Silva
Candida Silva
Michael Slotnick
Jackie Smith
Marra Smith
Garrett Spear
Samantha Stanton
Maureen Stout
Ochiel Swaby
Michele Thibodeau
Scott Tomlinson
Glen Turf
Tania Vargas
Luis Velarde
Emilia Veve Muniz
Tim Walsh
Denise Wilson
Amanda Wolgast
Wen Cui Xu
Nadia Zananiri
Grandparent Donors
Leonard Abess ‘62 and Jayne Abess
Leonardo and Leyda Abreu
Claudio and Katia Almeida
Elliot and Sharon Atkins
Jack and Rita Barouh
Chris Bellows
Jonathan and Marisue Beloff
Carlos Pappe and Betty Bennett
David Bovio
Joanne Capano
Richard and Cheryl Carne
William and Jacqueline Edwards
Adam and Tamar Erdberg
Berta and Aurelio Fernandez
Frank and Blanca Fernandez-Quevedo
Diane Goldberg
Ira and Ruth Gordon
Arthur and Carole Green
Marilyn Greenfield
Wayne and Rosemary Grondin
Linda Gross
Lenora Holmes
Charles and Rosa Johnson
Ruth Polley Kettaneh
Hiram Rosas and Jessica Rivera Kim
Carlos and Fannie Kochen
Albert Mayo
Salomon Mishaan
Mike and Deborah Nunez
Pete Ormond and Dana Plagens
Richard and Jacquelyn Padgett
Mike Preston and Lucy Pekoc
Mitchell and Sandra Pinsly
Thomas and Eileen Pulling
Barry and Matilda Puritz
Jean Reust
Carol Richards
Neil and Debbie Rinaldi
Sharon Rogow
Rand and Lisa Shapiro
David and Diane Shoaf
Alice Starr
Kenneth and Nina Stowe
Robert and Jennie Strauss
Jerry and Linda Strom
Frederick and Cheryl Stromeyer
Alan and Debra Traster
Rosemary Welstead
IN MEMORY OF
Alyson Greenfield
Marilyn Greenfield
Bill Giovannucci
Lauren Benton
Ellie A. Levy ‘09
Anonymous
Larry Stanfill
Patrick and Patricia Nash
Gerald W. Moore ‘68 and Victoria Fernans Moore ‘74
James W. Moore ‘65 and Kathryn M. Kassner
Anne Paulk
The Garner Foundation, Inc.
Daniel and Cristin Thorogood
John Wicker
Sarah Compel
Charles Foschini
Jarrett Perlow ‘97 and Joshua Adrian
IN HONOR OF
Maya B. Adrabi ‘31
Richard and Cheryl Carne
Tabitha Charles ‘85
Taegan Charles ‘17
Caera Charles ‘25
Ruth Kettaneh
Ruth Kettaneh
Tabitha Charles ‘85
Caera B. Charles ‘25
Christine Chancy ‘08
Janet Wiederhold
Adriana Rivera Castaneda ‘32
Emilio Rivera Castaneda ‘30
Horacio Rivera Orozco and Adriana De Rivera
Mia Fernandez ‘27
Sebastian Fernandez ‘24
Aurelio and Berta Fernandez
Ella Green ‘24
Arthur and Carole Green
Lennox Gordon ‘30
Aaron and Rebecca Gordon
Ira and Ruth Gordon
Jonah Gallacher ‘31
Lucas Gallacher ‘29
Andrew and Samantha Gallacher
Nate Giovannucci ‘23
Matthew Giovannucci ‘27
Marilyn Greenfield
Bill Giovannucci
Mariandl Hufford
Kenneth and Nina Stowe
Sha’Quan Johnson
Jeffrey and Shirley Lampert
Max Pinsly
Mitchell and Sandra Pinsly
Raphael D. Puritz ‘28
Royal Puritz ‘30
Selah Puritz ‘31
Barry and Matilda Puritz
Mia Compagnucci Rodrego ‘28
Daniel Compagnucci and Mariana Rodegro
Summer Rogow ‘35
Sharon Rogow
Marra Smith
Cynthia Peroe
Maureen J. Stout
Hugoton Foundation
Alex Taranga ‘32
Dorothy Christians
Glen Turf
Mark and Sheryl Piper
THANK YOU FOR ADDITIONAL DONOR SUPPORT FOR SCHOLARSHIP/ TUITION ASSISTANCE AND OUR FACULTY
C.W. “DOC” ABELE SCHOLARSHIP
The Citadel Foundation
David and Diane Shoaf
JOSEPH PAUL CERAMI SCHOLARSHIP
James Schainuck ‘75
JOHN C. “JACK”
DUBOIS SCHOLARSHIP
Barth Satuloff ’59 and Gail Satuloff
GATEWAY GLOBAL
STUDIES SCHOLARSHIP
Jim and Shellie Fulford
Matthias and Conny Nixdorf
Sheryl and Mark Piper
David Salanic and Alexandra Haime-Salanic ’05
Glen Turf
INNOVATION SCHOLARSHIP
Robert and Mariandl Hufford
FACULTY ENDOWMENT
The Bautista Family
Vanessa Elias
The Fischer Family
Isaac Gilinski
The Karides Family
The Lubetsky Family
The Lustbader Family
The Standen Family
The Waterfield Family
The Woodhouse Family
The Yammine Family
GIFTS IN KIND
Authentic Brands Group
Crook and Crook
Alan Faena
Faena Forum
Rob Flint and Kevin Burns
Autumn Flint-Burns ‘20
Leslie Gelrubin-Benitah
K B Christmas Trees
The Design Oasis
MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES
Thank you to these companies/programs who contributed a portion or direct match for their employee’s charitable donations.
Not sure if your company matches? Please check with your benefits department and maybe you too can increase your donation.
America Online Giving Foundation
Bank of America Matching Gifts Program
CAF America
Honeywell International Charity Matching
Morgan Stanley Head Quarters
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
UBS Financial Services
YourCause, LLC
Miami Country Day School is grateful for the generous support of our donors whose names appear in this publication.
Note that this report recognizes gifts received for fiscal year, July 1, 2023 to June 30, 2024. We are pleased to recognize the individuals listed and we thank the community for showing commitment to our Mission with their philanthropic support. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and we apologize for any errors.
If you are interested in supporting MCDS, please contact:
Caitlin Forsthoefel
Interim Director of Advancement
786.899.2825
forsthoefelc@miamicountryday.org
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS:
CO-CHAIRS: STEVE SCHOTT AND DAVID FORBES
LUNCHEON SPONSOR: STEPHEN SCHOTT FAMILY/CAPTRUST
HOLE SPONSOR: THE PERIGON
VALET SPONSOR: BARROSO FAMILY
BEVERAGE SPONSOR: LANCESCAPE MIAMI, VIRNIG FAMILY
BREAKFAST SPONSOR: MICHAEL & VALERIA BOGACHECK, JON JAFFE & CAMILLA COLEMAN BROOKS
INSPIRING GROWTH:
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