Sewickley Academy Annual Report 2023-24

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Much of this success was realized in three key areas fundamental to our school’s strength: enrollment, academic performance, and fundraising.”

A NOTE from the BOARD OF TRUSTEES

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Dennis Zeitler

Chair

Rachel Lorey Allen

Vice Chair

Divya Thadani

Secretary

Roberto Ortiz

Treasurer

Bradley Bussato ’88

Officer-at-Large

MEMBERS

Ashley (Brown ’00) Birtwell*#

Robert James

Jane Kirkland

Stephanie Menzock~

Kate Poppenberg Pigman ’82

Ashvin Ragoowansi, M.D.

Peter Schramm ’10

Stephanie Sciullo

Rodney Smith

Joseph Zaluski

TRUSTEES EMERITI

Nancy M. Bunce

Glenn A. Buterbaugh, M.D.

Ronald E. Gebhardt**

Margie Shields Gilfillan

Kristen Hammel

William S. Hansen**

Thomas F. Hewitt

Anne O. Jackson**

Jeffrey Lenchner

Amy Marsh

Douglas B. McAdams

Nancy S. Means

Hugh W. Nevin, Jr.

Gregory Patrick, M.D.

Frank C. Schroeder, Jr.**

Amy (Simmons ’80) Sebastian

Richard P. Simmons

*Executive Committee Members

#Ex Officio Member

Dear Sewickley Academy Community,

The 2023-24 school year marked my first year as Chair of the Board of Trustees, and I am most grateful for the trust and confidence my fellow board members have placed in me. Their support, guidance, and collaboration this past year have been instrumental to our positive work and resulted in another successful year for Sewickley Academy.

Much of this success was realized in three key areas fundamental to our school’s strength: enrollment, academic performance, and fundraising.

Enrollment exceeded our expectations by welcoming 100 new students. This growth reflects everyone’s contributions as ambassadors for our premier institution. It also highlights the value our families place on Sewickley Academy’s commitment to a well-balanced educational experience.

Student achievement reached new heights, particularly among our Senior School students, many of whom excelled on AP Exams and earned prestigious AP Scholar honors. Furthermore, perhaps the greatest indicator of academic performance is that many in our graduating class gained acceptance to some of the nation’s top-ranked colleges.

Finally, our fundraising efforts throughout the past school year were impressive. We saw improved results from annual events such as the Auction and Clothesline Sale, where support from our greater community is humbling. We were also fortunate to receive several significant endowment gifts, which will positively impact Sewickley Academy for years to come.

These outstanding results reflect another successful chapter in Sewickley Academy’s history of excellence. Thank you for your essential role in our achievements as we carry this momentum into the 2024-25 school year.

Best regards,

+Representative of the Sewickley Academy Alumni Association

~Representative of the Home & School Association

**Deceased

Success, though, is measured in more than just academic accolades. At Sewickley Academy, it translates to the next phase of a student’s educational and professional journey—success in college, the workforce, and personal life.”

A NOTE from the HEAD OF SCHOOL

Dear Sewickley Academy Community,

Reflecting on the 2023-24 school year, I am overjoyed by the energy and excitement surrounding our school. Enrollment is thriving, student outcomes are exceptional, and innovative academic programs are growing. Our reputation as an academically ambitious institution where each student receives a personalized educational experience is resonating with new families and current families alike.

Perhaps no more significant indicator of success is our achievement of bringing in 100 new students for the 2023-24 school year, which is the first time that we reached 100 or more in five years. Additionally, we grew our total enrollment throughout the year, finishing with more students than we started, and we have carried that momentum into the 2024-25 school year.

Additionally, our students are flourishing demonstrating remarkable academic achievement. Last year, over 40 Senior School students received some level of recognition for their AP Exam performance. Among the Class of 2024, six were National Merit Finalists, nine were National Merit Commended Students, and 15% were admitted to top 10 colleges and universities as ranked by U.S. News & World Report, including Duke, Northwestern, the University of Chicago, and the University of Pennsylvania.

Success, however, is measured in more than just academic accolades. At Sewickley Academy, it translates to the next phase of a student’s educational and professional journey—success in college, the workforce, and one’s personal life. I consistently hear from former students about how their time at the

Academy benefits them, allowing them to transition seamlessly to the first year of college and beyond. This is another direct example of the impact of a Sewickley Academy education.

The 2023-24 school year also saw us dedicate considerable effort to expanding academic programs and offerings to match—and arguably exceed—the needs of an everevolving educational landscape by adding cutting-edge technologies and facilities associated with computer science, robotics, and esports. Now, our four-year-old students are exposed to computer science through experiences with robotics, while our Senior School students study advanced topics such as cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and machine learning.

As we progress through another school year, we take great pride in the past year’s accomplishments but also challenge ourselves to push the boundaries of what an exceptional education can offer. Know that your support makes all of this possible. We appreciate you placing your trust in us and value your partnership. Together, we are shaping tomorrow’s leaders.

With warmest regards,

ADVANCEMENT OFFICE

We are deeply grateful for your generous support of the Sewickley Academy Annual Fund. Your contribution plays a crucial role in enhancing the educational experience for every student at the Academy, from providing access to cutting-edge resources and technology to supporting our dedicated faculty. It’s because of donors like you that we can continue to foster an environment where students thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. Your investment in Sewickley Academy helps ensure that we remain a place where tradition and innovation meet, and for that, we thank you wholeheartedly.”

Carey Byrnes, Annual Giving Officer

Brittani Vuono Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement Officer

Carey Byrnes Annual Giving Officer

Cara Kengor Development Associate

Celeste Antill Database Manager

DIFFERENT WAYS to

GIVE

Online Gifts

Use our secure online form at sewickley.org/giving/make-a-gift to make a gift to Sewickley Academy using your credit card.

Gifts-In-Kind

To donate a gift of tangible personal property, please download and return our Gift-In-Kind form at sewickley.org/giving

Planned Gifts

Opportunities for planned giving include bequests, gifts of retirement assets or life insurance, charitable gift annuities, remainder trusts, and lead trusts. Visit sewickley.org/ giving/planned-giving to learn more, or contact Brittani Vuono, Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement Officer, at bvuono@sewickley.org or 412-741-2230 ext. 3556

Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program (EITC)

Sewickley Academy partners with the Pennsylvania Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC) to provide financial aid scholarships for qualifying students. To learn more and see if you qualify, please contact Brittani Vuono, Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement Officer at bvuono@sewickley.org

Gifts by Mail

Send your completed form and check or money order made payable to “Sewickley Academy” to:

Office of Advancement

Sewickley Academy 315 Academy Avenue Sewickley, PA 15143

Gifts of Stocks or Bonds

To transfer stock/securities to Sewickley Academy, please download and return the Securities Transfer form at sewickley.org/ giving/ways-to-give

Gifts In Honor or In Memory of

You may make a gift in honor of a loved one, a graduating senior, a grandchild, or a favorite teacher or coach. You also may want to remember a loved one with a memorial gift. Let us know the name of the person you wish to honor or remember when you make your gift. We will send you a receipt for the gift, and we will notify the honoree or the family of the loved one of your kindness. For more information, please contact Carey Byrnes, Annual Giving Officer, at cbyrnes@sewickley.org

Gifts by Phone

Call Carey Byrnes, Annual Giving Officer, at 412-741-2230 ext. 3629, and we can charge your gift to your Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express account.

Recurring Gifts

Show your commitment by setting up a recurring gift. You choose the amount and frequency, and we take care of the rest. Recurring gifts can be made monthly, quarterly, or annually and will continue until notified. To set up your recurring gift, please contact Carey Byrnes, Annual Giving Officer, at cbyrnes@sewickley.org

Company

Matching Gifts

Your gift may be increased if you work for a company with a matching gift program To see if your company is a match, please visit sewickley.org/giving/ matching-gifts

Donors contributing $3,000 or more annually are invited to join us at our exclusive Benefactor Celebration in December, where we recognize and celebrate their generous support and lasting impact on the Sewickley Academy community.

EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENT TAX CREDIT (EITC)

Since 2001, Pennsylvania’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program has allowed businesses and individuals to lower their tax bills by donating to private schools, scholarship organizations, Pre-K programs, and other educational enrichment initiatives. The EITC tax credits were created by the legislature for the purpose of providing tuition assistance in the form of scholarships to eligible students.

The Education Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) – Special Purpose Entity (SPE) program provides individuals with a 75% tax credit for donations to a nonprofit scholarship or educational improvement organization. The tax credit increases to 90% if the individual commits to make the same donation(s) for two consecutive years.

Our goal at Sewickley Academy is to provide equal access to academic excellence for children in our region. Every year, the number of students applying for financial aid increases and continues to exceed available funds. Support, through the EITC program is essential to achieving this goal.

HOME & SCHOOL ASSOCIATION

75% Tax Credit

FOR DONATIONS TO A NONPROFIT SCHOLARSHIP OR EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM

90% Tax Credit

IF THE INDIVIDUAL COMMITS TO MAKING THE SAME DONATION S FOR TWO CONSECUTIVE YEARS

The Home & School Association is a 501(c)(3) charitable and educational organization with a purpose to support the education of the children at Sewickley Academy by fostering relationships among parents, faculty, and the administration.

Home & School membership include all parents, legal guardians, and other persons standing “in loco parentis” with a child or children enrolled and attending Sewickley Academy, as well as all members of the faculty, staff, and administration of Sewickley Academy.

We are exceedingly grateful to the Home & School Association for their generous gift of $100,000 to implement needed renovations to Rea Auditorium. The auditorium is the central point of campus life and has ably served both our school community and the greater community for over 50 years.

SEWICKLEY ACADEMY

FACTS and STATS

NUMBER OF AP COURSES IN SENIOR SCHOOL

School districts MAKE UP SEWICKLEY ACADEMY

53 Zip Codes

31 last three years AVERAGE ACT SCORE of $3.2 MILLION IN Financial Aid of students receive tuition assistance 46% OF THE CLASS OF WERE ADMITTED TO TOP COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES AS RANKED BY

FACULTY & STAFF participate in PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

1326 last three years AVERAGE SAT SCORE STUDENTS PRE-K THROUGH GRADE

IDENTIFY AS African-American, Asian, East Indian, Latino, or bi/multi-racial

15%

4K+

135 FULL TIME FACULTY & STAFF

37TH ANNUAL AUCTION:

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR AUCTION COMMITTEE

Annie Batyko

Carey Byrnes

Maddie Byrnes

Dru Cox

Tammy DeFallo

Lauren Garraux

Lesly Kasky

Kati Kearns

Sonia Khanna

Susan Kinser

Annie Mancos

Naomi Marshall

Amy McConnell

Camryn Miller

Rachel Murphy

Lindsey Petruska

Elizabeth Purpura

Jessica Revtai

Terri Schubenski

Dawn Schultz

Jayme Thompson

Brittani Vuono

AUCTION ATTENDEES

Rachel and Brian Allen

Chris J. Anderson

Anonymous (8)

Kevin and Celeste Antill

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bamrick

Ms. Mary Beth Becker

Sharmon and Michael A. Beech

Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Behling

Mr. Ryan and Dr. Ashley (Brown ’00) Birtwell

Mr. and Mrs. Peter and Stephanie (Madey ’98) Bogden

Mr. Rick Bojalad ’86

Mr. and Mrs. Casey J. Bonincontro

Ms. Heather Border

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Brocks

Melissa (Park ’99) Brooks

The 37th Annual Auction, themed “There’s No Place Like SA,” brought the magic of Emerald City to life at Allegheny Country Club on April 20, 2024. Over 200 guests gathered to bid on 98 silent auction items and nine live auction items, raising more than $380,000 in support of Sewickley Academy students, faculty, staff, and programs including the Arts, Athletics, Academics, and Breakthrough Pittsburgh.

Highlights of the evening included inspiring speeches by Grade 9 student, True Robinson, about his experience with Breakthrough Pittsburgh and Grade 11 students, Marie Bigi and Severin Harmon, sharing their athletics journeys. The night’s entertainment featured a standout tap dance duet by Severin Harmon and Senior Max Peluso. MORE THAN $380,000 raised!

Mr. Barrett Bunnell and Ms. Divya Thadani

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley L. Busatto ’88

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Byrnes, Jr.

Mrs. Vanessa and Mrs. Jill Capozzi

Michael and Connie Cesario

Mr. Y. Chimmani and Ms. N. Tesla

Mr. Derek P. Chimner ’04

Mr. Matthew and Mrs. Liza (Barry ’96) Christ

Dr. Sharon and Mr. Jere Cowden

Photo left to right Lori Sherry, Molly Kraybill, Lexi Shazer, Jayne Parker, Bianca Christof, and Holly Haddad

Jonathan ’95 and Jennifer (Park ’97) D’Antonio

Mr. and Mrs. Maximillian Day

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dean

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. DeFallo

Mr. and Mrs. David D. DeNardo

Daniel and Jennifer Donnelly

Mr. and Mrs. Alex and Meredith (Doyle ’12) Siladi

Heather and Todd Edmunds

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Ellis

Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Ewen

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Fleck

Mr. and Mrs. Josh Fogle

Mr. R. Frazzini and Ms. A. Zacharias

Laura (Park ’02) and Graham Furlong

Mr. Charles Gabbert and

Ms. Jessica Long

Kurt and Jacquie Gottschalk

Mrs. Holly D. Haddad

Mr. and Mrs. David Hammel

Kristen and Chuck Hammel

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hammel

RC and Andrea Hayden

Ms. Mary Henning

Thomas and Kathy Hewitt

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hoffman

Robert James ’85 and Natasha Lopez

The Jardini Family

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Kain

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kasky

Dr. and Mrs. Gunjan Khanna

Mr. and Mrs. Joel King

Mr. and Mrs. Keith B. Kirkland

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Y. Kopf III ’84

Ms. Amy J. L’Altrelli

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Lenchner ’77

Mrs. Rachel (Lenchner ’08) Torres

Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Mancos

Mr. and Mrs. David Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Martin

Mr. J. Martinoski and Ms. N. Marshall

Bruce and Gretchen McAdams

Mr. and Mrs. Ian McConnell

Ms. Beth McManus

Mr. and Mrs. Michael McMullen

Mr. Daniel Meunier and Mrs. Julie Throckmorton

Dr. Alexis Meyers

Ms. Melanie Meyers

Mr. and Mrs. James Miller

Dr. and Mrs. John M. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Miller

Drs. Derrick and Jaime Mullin

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Namey

Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Napoleone

Mr. John Finley and Ms. Jamie Nestor

Mr. David A. Nimick ’39

Mr. Nicholas O’Neill

Mr. and Mrs. Roberto W. Ortiz

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin ’95 and Marguerite (Gregg ’95) Park

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Parker

Dr. and Mrs. Mukul and Pallavi (Golla ’02) Patil

Dania and Joe Paul ’82

Bill and Sarah Pietragallo

Kate ’82, Paul, and Emma ’19 Pigman

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua A. Pollard ’01

Ken and Crista Pryor

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan T. Purpura

The Quigley Family

Mr. Michael Moriarty and Ms. Jennifer Quisenberry

Ashvin and Beth Ragoowansi

Shannon Rankin and Rachel Murphy

Mr. and Mrs. Barret Rea

Mr. Craig Rippole

Mr. and Mrs. Randy Rockinson

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scerbo

Mr. M. Schultz and Mrs. D. Rooth Schultz

Dr. Jerilyn (Carter ’86) Scott

Sean and Amy (Simmons ’80 Sebastian

Dr. and Mrs. Mayank Shandil

Lori Sherry

Mr. and Mrs. Zack Skrabski

Susan (Ratcliffe ’55) Sour

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Stefanik

Ms. Maria Swanson

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan A. Thompson ’98

The Titler Family

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Tremaine

Ms. Carli Turngren

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Vuono

Ms. Sharon Webb

Ms. Judy Windle

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Winner

Mr. Dennis Zeitler

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Zeranski

Mr. John G. Zimmerman III ’85

SPONSORS

Over the Rainbow

Industry Terminal and Salvage

O.Z. Enterprises, LLC

The Park Family

Ruby Slippers

Steve and Amelia Dean

Dark Forest Bar

You’re So Extra, LLC

Twister/Entertainment

BBL Fleet

Yellow Brick Road

Levin Furniture and Mattress

PJ Dick

PNC

SIMPSON | MCCRADY

Stefanik’s Next Generation

Contracting

William H. Childs, Jr. and Associates

Dorothy, Friends and Photobooth

Trinity Commercial Development, LLC

Valet

The Pigman Family

Field of Poppies

Brian and Rachel Allen

Gateway Engineers

Huntington Bank

Mosites

Steel City Pediatric Dentistry

Tom and Kathy Hewitt

Grant Street Asset Management, Inc.

Contributing Partners

Orr’s Jewelers

Sugar Flowers and Leaves

AmFund

AUCTION ADVERTISERS

Archetype Design Studio, LLC

Avenue Interiors

DiCicco Development, Inc

Grossman, Yanak & Ford LLP

Liza Barry Christ - Realton, Piatt/ Sotheby’s International

Michael J. Killian – Realtor, Berkshire Hathaway

R3A Architecture

The Studio Sewickley * Deceased

18 TH ANNUAL HANSEN CUP

BEST BALL DIVISION WINNERS

Overall Score: 46 (-22)

Bud Behling

Kimberly Behling

Joseph Nocito, Jr. ’89

Alexis Wukich

ON-COURSE CHALLENGE WINNERS

• Low Individual Gross

70(E) Joseph Nocito, Jr.

• Low Individual Net

52 (-18) Bud Behling

• Longest Drive (Men)

#11 Ben Ganter

• Longest Drive (Women)

#17 Alexis Wukich

• Closest to the Hole

#15 Oliver Zeranski

More than $95,000 raised!

The 18th Annual Hansen Cup Memorial Golf Outing was a record-breaking success, raising over $95,000 for the W. Gregg Hansen Memorial Scholarship Fund. More than 100 golfers and 19 sponsors participated, supporting a scholarship awarded to a Sewickley Academy student who demonstrates academic excellence, athletic achievement, leadership, and good citizenship, reflecting the qualities of alumnus and former trustee, Mr. Gregg Hansen, ’77.

Top photo left to right: Kimberly Behling, Bud Behling, Joseph Nocito, Jr ’89, and Alexis Wukich
Bottom right: Bobby Gordon ’86

HANSEN CUP PARTICIPANTS

Anonymous (5)

Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Behling

Mr. Shawn Bell

Mr. Adam Bergen

Mr. Ryan and Dr. Ashley (Brown ’00) Birtwell

Mr. Scott Bofinger

Yianni Bourbakis

Mr. Brian Budny

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley L. Busatto ’88

Mr. and Mrs. Max T. Busatto ’87

Mr. and Mrs. Don Chekan

Mr. Derek P. Chimner ’04

Mr. Artie Chistou

Ms. Cheryl Cindrich

Mr. and Mrs. Denis Colwell

Mr. Ralph Deabrunzzo

Chris Deely

Mr. Jim Degori

Ms. Danielle DeMaria

Mr. and Mrs. David D. DeNardo

Mr. Thomas C. Droney ’10

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Ellis

Ms. JoAnn A. Fabrizio ’97

Mr. E. Fiedler and Ms. J. Zhang

Mr. and Mrs. Josh Fogle

Mr. Joe Galbraith

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Geanopulos

Mr. and Mrs. Troy T. Geanopulos ’90

Mr. Jonathan B. Glance ’93

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Gordon ’86

Mr. and Ms. David Gross

Ms. Gail Hackett

Mr. Grant Halicke ’80

Mr. and Mrs. Karl Halicke

Mr. and Mrs. David Hammel

Mr. Jake G. Hammel ’16

RC and Andrea Hayden

Mr. Glenn Hendrickson

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Holway

Mr. Justin Hough

Mr. Chris Howe

Mr. Timothy Hucker

Mr. B. Kathary and Ms. K. Flores

Mr. Martin Kimmel

Mr. Thomas Kochan

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koupiaris

Mr. Russ Krall

Terrance and Kim Krysinski

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Lenchner ’77

Mr. Dan Lugaila

Mr. J. Martinoski and Ms. N. Marshall

Mr. and Mrs. Ron McCloskey

Mr. and Mrs. Ian McConnell

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. McCrady ’90

Mr. and Mrs. L. Colvin and Madelaine (George ’61) McCrady

Mr. and Mrs. James Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Miller

Mr. Douglas Monty

Ms. Deana Mura

Mr. John M. Nagel ’16

Mr. John Finley and Ms. Jamie Nestor

Mr. Joseph W. Nocito, Jr. ’89 and Ms. Alexis K. Wukich

Mr. Daryl Paige

Mr. J. William Paul IV ’16

Mr. Tim Postufka

Mr. Mike Pulliam

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ranalli

Mr. and Mrs. Barret Rea

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Riordan

Mr. John Robinson

Mr. Mark Sansa

Mr. Joshua Santik

Mr. Douglas Schoedel

Mr. M. Schultz and Mrs. D. Rooth

Schultz

Mr. and Mrs. Oreste V. Scioscia ’77

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Stefanik

Mr. Dimitri Takos

Carol (Semple ’66) Thompson

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan A. Thompson ’98

Mr. Bob Waters

Mr. John Wattick

Natalie (Hansen ’78) Weinsz

Mr. Alan Weissberger

Mr. Shevey Westbrook

Mr. Clark W. Whalen ’82

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Zaluski

Mr. and Mrs. Zachary P. Zaluski ’00

Mr. Dennis Zeitler

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Zeranski

SPONSORS

Platinum

Anonymous

Hirtle Callaghan

Industry Terminal and Salvage Co.

Gold Sponsors

Levin Furniture and Mattress

LGA Partners

Mosites

OZ Enterprises LLC

PJ Dick

Simpson McCrady

The Halicke Family

Turner Construction Company

Vein Institute of Pittsburgh

Beverage Sponsors

Gateway Engineers

Glenmede

The Weinsz Family

Tee Box

Dollar Bank

Stefanik’s Next Generation

Contracting Co.

Today’s Home

Par 3 Partner

The Smoke Stack

SA changed my life. I continue to experience benefits that surpass what started as an excellent academic journey. When returning to campus, I am reminded of the impact the academy has had on me beyond the classroom and basketball court. The support structure is unlike any other and amplifies a sense of belonging with lifetime connections to alumni, faculty, and the global SA community.”

Pete Schramm, Class of 2010

Each year, unrestricted gifts to the Sewickley Academy SA Fund ensure that we are able to meet our commitment to academic excellence and our ability to adapt to the ever-changing needs of our students.

Contributing to the SA Fund makes a difference in the lives of every student, every year. Funds raised ensure that the students have the opportunity to explore their passions for the arts, athletics, and academics.

MISSION and CORE VALUES

MISSION STATEMENT

Sewickley Academy inspires and educates students to engage their hearts, minds, and hands to cultivate their full individual and collective potential in the service of a greater good.

CORE VALUES

1. Character

Sewickley Academy upholds the highest ideals of honor, integrity, responsibility, respect, empathy, and kindness and the actions that flow from them.

2. Educational Vigor

Sewickley Academy is committed to the highest standards and expectations in academics, while recognizing the essential contribution of athletics and the arts, and the maintenance of an appropriate balance among the three.

3. Community

Sewickley Academy seeks to foster a deep understanding and appreciation of our connections with one another and those beyond our borders, as well as our obligation and responsibility to serve and lead inherent in these bonds.

4. Diversity

Sewickley Academy is dedicated to being a community that represents and celebrates different backgrounds, talents, interests, and divergent yet informed opinions.

COLLEGE MATRICULATION

The accomplishments of the 39 members of the Sewickley Academy Class of 2024 are many, and we are excited to see who they will become. It was the pleasure of the academy’s faculty and staff to support and aid them as they honed the skills that will carry them through a lifetime as Sewickley Academy alumni.

The Sewickley Academy Class of 2024 is attending the following Colleges and Universities: (number of attendees in parentheses if more than one)

University of Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh) (4)

Duke University (2)

Georgetown University (2)

University of Pennsylvania (2)

Carnegie Mellon University (2)

University of Michigan (2)

Southern Methodist University

Chapman University

University of California (Santa Barbara)

Clemson University

Georgia Institute of Technology

Parsons School of Design at The New School

Kent State University

Duquesne University

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

High Point University

Michigan State University

Purdue University (Main Campus)

Penn State University (University Park)

Kenyon College

Northwestern University

University of Chicago

Stony Brook University

University of Notre Dame

Emory University

Ringling College of Art and Design

Elon University

Villanova University

Vanderbilt University

George Washington University

Wake Forest University

100%

39 Number of graduates Matriculation Stats for SA’s Class of 2024:

190

Students in SENIOR SCHOOL

6 11.5 AVERAGE CLASS SIZE FEMALE MALE

AP TEST SCORES earned a score of OR HIGHER

IDENTIFY AS African-American, Asian, East Indian, Latino, or bi/multi-racial OF GRADUATES WILL ATTEND FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY

of AP TEST SCORES earned a score of R 59% of

30 670

recognized by the College Board as AP Scholars

124 UNIQUE COURSES

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

Sewickley Academy is grateful to the following individuals who made gifts to the 2023-24 Annual Fund, Educational Income Tax Credit (EITC), Special Purpose Entity, (SPE), Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC), designated gifts, or endowed funds from July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2024. Thank you for your generosity!

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Abdulovic

Ms. Margaret J. Adams ’54

Mrs. Joan (Foedisch ’55) Adibi

Rachel and Brian Allen •

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Allison

Andrea and David Aloe ◊

Chris J. Anderson

Mr. Jonas Ankrom

Anonymous (42)

Kevin and Celeste Antill •

J. R. Arthur ’60 •

Sharon (Lapp ’96) Ashcroft

Mr. Bruce Atkinson

Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Aufman ’95

Edward and Kathryn Aufman

George D. Baker ’61 ••

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Baker

Mr. Nitya and Dr. Rachna Bakshi

Mr. Ian S. Bamlett

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bamrick

Mr. K. Bandla and Mrs. M. Gajulavarthi

Anne Louse (Guernsey ’74) Barnes

Mr. Nicholas Barry ’95

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beatty

Write-Click Solutions, LLC

Ms. Mary Beth Becker

Sharmon and Michael A. Beech •

Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Behling ◊

Josephine (Gilmore ’54) Bell ••

Mr. Nathan D. Bell and Ms. Ruth M. Neely

Mr. Shawn Bell

Mr. Adam Bergen

Estee Barbuto ’04

Mr. and Mrs. Douglass A. Bermingham ’74

Ms. Wendy S. Berns

Bill Berry ’78

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Bevevino ••

Lisa S. Bevevino ’02 •

Mr. Charles D. Birmingham, Jr. ••

Mr. Ryan and Dr. Ashley (Brown ’00) Birtwell • ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Birtwell

Mr. J. Beau Blaser ’95

Stan and Mary Pat Blaylock

Mr. and Mrs. Jeremey Bloom

Mr. Scott Bofinger

Mr. and Mrs. Peter and Stephanie (Madey ’98) Bogden

Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Bogdewic, Sr.

Mr. Rick Bojalad ’86

Michael B. Bollinger ’74 •

Mr. and Mrs. Curan Bonham

Mr. and Mrs. Casey J. Bonincontro

Ms. Heather Border

James P. Bouchard

Yianni Bourbakis

Linda Bowers ••

Ms. L. Spencer Boyd ’73

Mary (Harbist ’06) Brayer

Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy M. Brayley

Ms. Rikki Bressler

Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Brewer

Mr. John A. Brewton ’99

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Brocks

Mr. Colin B. Brooks

Melissa (Park ’99) Brooks •

Kristina (Fausti ’93) and Shahriar Broumand ••

Mr. Michael and Mrs. Beth (Elliott ’90) Brown •

Mrs. Mary Florence Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Brown ’71 • ◊

Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott ’95 and Susan (Wiegand ’96) Brown

William H. Brown, Jr. ◊

Kathryn and Michael Bryson •• ◊

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Buchanan III ’68 ••

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Buckley

Mr. Brian Budny

Sarah A. Buescher ’85

John and Nancy Bunce ◊

Mr. Barrett Bunnell and Ms. Divya Thadani

Marina Buratti

Ms. Paulette Burns

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley L. Busatto ’88 • ◊

Ms. Katherine L. Busatto ’16

Mr. and Mrs. Max T. Busatto ’87

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Byers ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Byrnes, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. David R. Cahouet ’91

Mr. and Mrs. Manley Caldwell

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Calland •

Terry Canonge and Michelle Canonge

Mrs. Vanessa and Mrs. Jill Capozzi

Ms. Kelly Carioto

Chris and Ashly Carney •

Mr. and Mrs. G. Daniel Carney

Mr. Ian S. Carroll ’11

Mr. Wayne D. Carson

Mr. and Mrs. T. Ronald Casper

Dr. M. Castagnaro and Ms. L. Santelices

Mr. N. Castillo and Mrs. M. Salinas

Mrs. Jacquelyn P. Cavalier ••

Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Cercone

Michael and Connie Cesario •

Ms. Andrea Cespedes

Mr. and Mrs. Don Chekan

Dr. Boyle Cheng

Mr. Y. Chimmani and Ms. N. Tesla

Mr. Derek P. Chimner ’04

Mr. Artie Chistou

Mr. Matthew and Mrs. Liza (Barry ’96) Christ

Frank Ciarallo ’82

Ms. Cheryl Cindrich

Mr. and Mrs. L. Hamilton Clark, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robin and Beth (Richardson ’60) Clements ••

Andrew Coburn ’85

Susan (Nevin ’67) Cockrell ••

Mark Colavincenzo ’72 ••

K. L. Coleman

Mr. and Mrs. Denis Colwell

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Conboy III ’73

Ms. Cyra F. Contractor ’99

Ms. Gayla Cook

Seamus Coons and Sierra Paresi

Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Courtney ’87

Dr. Sharon and Mr. Jere Cowden

John ’58 and Laurie* Culbertson

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D’Amico

Dr. and Mrs. James A. D’Antonio

Jonathan ’95 and Jennifer (Park ’97) D’Antonio •

David Darby ’85 and Connie Standish ’85

George and Ada Davidson

Mr. Chris and Mrs. Kara (Brown ’05) Davis

Mr. and Mrs. Maximillian Day

Marc and Marie De Graef

Mr. Ralph Deabrunzzo

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dean

Chris Deely

Mr. Allen David Deep

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. DeFallo

Mr. Jim Degori

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and Wynne (Paffard ’55) Delmhorst

Ms. Danielle DeMaria

Mr. and Mrs. Diego DeMicheli

Mr. and Mrs. David D. DeNardo

William S. Derence ’98

Mr. and Mrs. Kieran Devlin

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Dexter ’61 •

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick P. Dickinson

Mr. and Mrs. Domenic DiDomenico

Mr. James Dilley

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley E. Dishart

Mr. Y. Dong and Ms. Y. Huang

Daniel and Jennifer Donnelly •

Mr. and Mrs. Bret Donovan

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Downs

Mr. and Mrs. Alex and Meredith (Doyle ’12) Siladi

Jim and Rosemary Droney

Mr. Thomas C. Droney ’10

Mr. James Dudas

Mr. Samuel A. Duerr and Ms. P. A. Shetler

Jennifer and Len Dulski •

Heather and Todd Edmunds

Caroline (Campbell ’66) Edwards

Ms. Penny Efaw

Mr. Braden Elkin

Mr. Matthew J. Elliott ’84

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Ellis

Mr. Michael E. Elson ••

Fred Everett ’66

Mrs. Kaia H. Evert ’90

Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Ewen

Ms. JoAnn A. Fabrizio ’97

Liz Fahey

Mr. E. Fiedler and Ms. J. Zhang

Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Fincke

Jason Fincke ’93 •

Mr. T. Fitzgerald and Mrs. C. Cassotis

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Fleck

William and Cynthia Flood

Christopher Flower ’56 and Jane (Stebbins ’61) Flower

Mr. and Mrs. Josh Fogle

Mr. John R. Foley ’13

Mr. Andrew W. Forsyth III ’71

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Fortna

Doris R. Foster •

Mr. R. Frazzini and Ms. A. Zacharias

John and Neda Fritz

Julie (Bevevino ’99) Fulesday and Brett Fulesday ’99 ••

Laura (Park ’02) and Graham Furlong

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Furlong

Mr. Charles Gabbert and Ms. Jessica Long

Mr. Joe Galbraith

Elizabeth (Marshall ’52) Games

Ms. Phyllis E. Ganong

Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Garber, Jr. ’66

James and Catherine Garraux

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Geanopulos

Mr. and Mrs. Troy T. Geanopulos ’90

Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gerlach

Sarah (Flower ’60) Getty

Jean (Rose ’71) Gilpin

Edith (Metcalf ’72) Gingras

Mr. Jonathan B. Glance ’93 •

Ms. Karen Godfrey-Holeva

Carol Gold ’69 and Jeff Gold

Linda (Tyler’67) Goldsmith

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Gordon ’86 ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Sergei Gorloff

Kurt and Jacquie Gottschalk ◊

Josh Gould ’77

Mr. and Mrs. Duane and Sarah (Seltzer ’94) Gran

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Graper

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grattan

Deborah Gray ’68 ••

Mr. Daniel P. Grealish

Ms. Alison M. Greene ’85

Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Gregg, Jr. ◊

Mr. Shawn Gregory

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Griffin

Mr. and Ms. David Gross

James and Linda Grundy

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Gunter, Jr.

Beth (Heard ’66) Guy

Dr. Brian D. Haas ’78 and Dr. Dianne C. Polsen Haas

Ms. Gail Hackett

Mrs. Holly D. Haddad ••

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Hahn

Mr. Grant Halicke ’80

Mr. and Mrs. Karl Halicke

Dr. Bushra Haq •

Mr. and Mrs. David Hammel

Mr. Jake G. Hammel ’16

Kristen and Chuck Hammel ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hammel

Fran Handy

Gretchen S. Hansen ••

Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Cynthia (Howard ’66) Harvell •

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hay, Jr.

Tom and Jenny Hay

RC and Andrea Hayden

Ms. Janet M. Hayes ’70

Mr. and Mrs. R.D. and Linda (Snyder ’68) Hayes ◊

Christi Hays ’70

Molly Hays-Jette ’81

Eve Heavner •

Mr. Timothy L. Heavner

Jessica and Adam Hecht

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hedin ’74 •

Richard L. Hefner ’69 ••

Mr. Glenn Hendrickson

Ms. Mary Henning

Robert Hensley ’81

Edwin ’67 and Helen (Heard ’68)

Hetherington ••

Robert G. Hetherington ’56 ••

Mr. Kerry Hetrick

Thomas and Kathy Hewitt • ◊

Ms. Mary (Gwaltney ’67) Hines

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hodinko

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy and Anne (Stuart ’73) Hoffman

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hoffman

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Holway

Mr. Justin Hough

Peter W. Howard ’61

Mr. Chris Howe

Mr. Timothy Hucker

Mr. Brian M. Hutchison ’89

Laura Jack ’82

Michael Jackson ’07

Mr. Neema A. Jahdi ’03

Lance F. James ’72

Leslie Levin-James and Dennis James •

Robert James ’85 and Natasha Lopez

The Jardini Family • ◊

Rick and Valerie Johnson ◊

Mrs. Glenda P. Johnson

Peter D. Jones ’53

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Jones ’85

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Kain

Drs. Girish and Amanda Jayne Kapur

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kasky

Mr. B. Kathary and Ms. K. Flores

Frederic S. Kaufman, Jr. •

Ms. Katrina Kayden

Kerry A. Kearney •

Ms. Katherine Kearns

Mr. K. Keefer and Ms. J. Welton

Kathleen Kellinger

Mr. Stewart H. Kerns ’02

Dr. and Mrs. Gunjan Khanna

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kilcoyne

Dr. and Mrs. Brian A. Kilpela

Mr. Martin Kimmel

Mr. and Mrs. Joel King

Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Kinney ’77

Mr. and Mrs. Keith B. Kirkland

Mr. Thomas Kochan

Dr. and Mrs. Gary Kolb ’67 •

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Y. Kopf III ’84 ••

Penni Korb ’67

Lois and Jim Kostelnik

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koupiaris

Mr. and Mrs. Kristofer C. Kowalyk ’88

Mr. Russ Krall

Mr. Jeffrey and Dr. Kristin Kroniser

Terrance and Kim Krysinski

Mr. and Mrs. David and Elizabeth (Conrad ’92) LaLomia, Jr.

Ms. Amy J. L’Altrelli

Dr. Stacy Lane ◊

Chris and Carrie Lanza

Mr. and Ms. Louis Latte

S. Latusick •

Mr. Craig J. Lazzara

Mr. John Hulick and Ms. Maureen A. Lee

Ms. Elena Leib

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Lenchner ’77 ◊

Mrs. Rachel (Lenchner ’08) Torres

Brian D. Lenehan ’70

Mr. Randy C. Lennon

Dr. S. Li and Dr. H. Wei

Mr. and Ms. Jorge Lima

Mr. and Mrs. Jason P. Linkes ’94

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Little

Mr. Dan Lugaila

Ms. Katherine A. Lukaszewicz

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lydic

Scott MacLeod ’77 •

Mr. Harold Madey

Dr. and Mrs. George J. Magovern, Jr. •• ◊

David C. Maloney

Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Mancos

Bob Mann ’67

Joe and Cheri Manzinger ◊

Joseph C. Maroon

Mr. Dale F. Marrison ’74

Mr. and Mrs. F. Joseph Marsh ◊

Mr. and Mrs.* David Martin ••

Mr. David L. Martin ••

Mr. and Mrs.* David L. Martin

Ms. Stephanie Martin

Mr. J. Martinoski and Ms. N. Marshall

Fran and Joann Matten

Douglas McAdams ◊

Bruce and Gretchen McAdams

Mrs. Jon W. McCarter •

Mr. and Mrs. Ron McCloskey •

Mr. and Mrs. Ian McConnell

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. McCrady ’90 •

Mr. and Mrs. L. Colvin and Madelaine (George ’61) McCrady

Kay (Graham ’57) McCullough

William McKeever ’73

Jack and Marnie McKnight

Ms. Beth McManus

Mr. and Mrs. Michael McMullen

Fletcher McNeill

Mr. William A. McNickle ’59

Mr.* and Mrs. Stephen McVeigh •

Chuck and Stephanie Menzock

Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Merryman

Ms. Natalie Metropulos

Mr. Robert Metzinger

Mr. Daniel Meunier and Mrs. Julie Throckmorton

Dr. Alexis Meyers

Ms. Melanie Meyers

Mr. Matthew Michaels

Ms. Camryn Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis A. Miller Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. James Miller

Dr. and Mrs. John M. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Joel and Carolyn (Snyder ’73) Miltenberger ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Miner

Ms. Lacy Montelione

Mr. Douglas Monty

Mark D. Moore ’81 ••

Mr. Joe Melendez and Mrs. Priscilla Morales

Mr. Farzin S. Morena

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Moreno

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Morris

Mr. C. Moya and Mrs. P. Marasigan-Moya

Dr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Mucci ’80

Ms. Patricia S. Muck

Natalie ’85 and Bill Mueller

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mullen

Drs. Derrick and Jaime Mullin

Ms. Deana Mura

Charles M. Murdock ’70

Mr. Mark R. Murdock ’74 •

Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy

Ms. Heidi Murr

Ms. Lana Murr

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Muscato II

Mr. Stephen Harper and Ms. Anna-Claire Myers

Mr. John M. Nagel ’16

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Namey

Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Napoleone

Charlene and Stephen Nass •

Mr. and Mrs. Gene B. Neavin

Mr. John Finley and Ms. Jamie Nestor

John I. Nevin ’97 •

Mrs. Clifford Nichols, Jr.

Mr. David A. Nimick ’39 ••

G. Guthrie ’42 and Deborah S. Nimick

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Nocito, Sr. • ◊

Mr. Joseph W. Nocito, Jr. ’89 and Ms. Alexis K. Wukich

Dr. and Mrs. John Notaro

Mr. Alan J. Novak

Ms. Jessica Ohr

Mr. and Mrs. Chinedu Okorafor

Cmdr. James H. Oliver USN (ret.) ’60 and Ms. Sue Darnell ◊

Mr. John C. Oliver III ’54 and Ms. Sylvia Dallas ◊

Mr. Nicholas O’Neill

Jackie Orr ’12

Mr. and Mrs. Roberto W. Ortiz

Mr. Daryl Paige

Mrs. Jennifer Palguta

Mr. Paul Palguta

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin ’95 and Marguerite (Gregg ’95) Park • ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Parker ••

Dr. and Mrs. Mukul and Pallavi (Golla ’02) Patil

Dania and Joe Paul ’82

Mr. J. William Paul IV ’16

Dan and Jessica Peluso •

Bob and Suzi Peluso •

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Petruska, Jr.

Bill and Sarah Pietragallo

Helena and William Pietragallo

Miss Emma C. Pigman ’19

Kate ’82, Paul, and Emma ’19 Pigman •• ◊

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Poister, Jr. ’68 ••

Mr. R. Pollak and Ms. H. Godfrey

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua A. Pollard ’01

Mr. Tim Postufka

Mike Pratt

Ken and Crista Pryor ••

Mr. Mike Pulliam

Gurdev S. Purewal and Surinderjit Purewal

Navdeep and Rani Purewal

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan T. Purpura • ◊

The Quigley Family

Mr. David S. Quinn ’04

The Very Rev. and Mrs. Scott T. Quinn

Mr. Michael Moriarty and Ms. Jennifer Quisenberry

Mr. G. Raghavan and Mrs. A. Sarangan

Ashvin and Beth Ragoowansi •

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ranalli

Shannon Rankin and Rachel Murphy

Mrs. Sarah A. (Hay ’06) Rawls

Mr. and Mrs. Barret Rea

Mr. and Mrs. John Daniel and Wendy (Wick ’68) Reaves ••

Mrs. Denise Reed

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Reed

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn C. Reed

Mr. T. Reed and Mrs. J. Qian

Ms. Jessica Revtai

Dr. and Mrs. David Ribar ’72

Ms. Regina Ricci

Thomas Richardson ’57

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Riordan ••

Mr. Craig Rippole

Mr. John Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. Randy Rockinson

Mr. and Mrs. James Roediger

Andrew Rose ’61 •

Patricia S. Rose

Sandra (Wick ’69) Ruggiero

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ryder

Kristen Rylander ’85

Sally Brettholle Sailer

Mr. Jeremy Sampson

Mr. Mark Sansa

Mr. Joshua Santik

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scerbo

Mrs. Margaret L. Scherbel

Ms. Katherine A. Schmidt

Mr. Douglas Schoedel

Mr. M. Schultz and Mrs. D. Rooth Schultz

Mr. and Mrs. Oreste V. Scioscia ’77

Ms. Stephanie Sciullo

Dr. Jerilyn (Carter ’86) Scott

Pam Scott ••

Sean and Amy (Simmons ’80)

Sebastian ◊

Heather H. Semple ’78

Dr. and Mrs. Mayank Shandil

Mr. and Mrs. Cody T. Shannon

Mr. and Mrs. Jason D. Shazer

Mr. Patrick Shearer

Ms. Judie Shelhamer

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shelley

Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Sherer

Judy and Ned Sherry

Lori Sherry

Mr. and Ms. Takaaki Shiratori

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Siebert

Marion (Nimick ’72) Silbert ••

Mohinder Singh

Elizabeth H. Sipe ’67

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Sirko

Ellen (Goehring ’85) and Rodney ’85 Skirpan ••

Mr. and Mrs. Zack Skrabski

Jeremy C. Smith ’97

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith

Mr. G. Whitney Snyder, Jr. ’79 ◊

Ms. Nina Snyder ’67 ◊

Mr. JB Snyder

Susan (Ratcliffe ’55) Sour ••

Billie Spencer ’67

The Spencer Family

Mr. Benjamin T. Spicer •

Mr. Donald P. Spratt

Maggie Kopf ’91

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stanlaske

Sallie (Starr ’85) Paracca

Joseph and Marie Steele

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Stefanik

Jack Stoner ’73

Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Suatoni

Ms. Maria Swanson

David and Elizabeth Sykes

Ms. Susan G. Szechenyi

Les and Patricia Szell

Mr. Dimitri Takos

Mr. and Mrs. James Terrell

Mr. Robert M. Thaw ’72 and Mrs. Barbara Cooley Thaw •

Robert ’76 and Tina Thomas •

Carol (Semple ’66) Thompson ••

Mr. and Mrs. O. David Thompson ’68 •

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan A. Thompson ’98 •

Drs. Diane and Todd Thompson ’85

Ms. Liza T. Thornton ’76

The Titler Family

Mrs. Karen Tobias

Mr. and Mrs. Kyle E. Tobias

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Trainer, Jr. ’66 •

Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Peter ’75 and Debra (Snow ’77) Trau

Fraser (Zimmerman ’88) Traverse

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Tremaine

Joe Turner ’52 ••

Ms. Carli Turngren

Carly Tustin ’09 •

Drs. Ken and Mary Urish

Emily (Amerman ’62) Vagnoni

Mr. Wesley A. Vaina

Debbie (Thaw ’68) Valera • ◊

Mrs. Jane A. Van Kirk

Elizabeth (Brown ’75) Van Sant ••

Mr. Eric Vanyo

Regina von Schack ’99

Rob Walkingshaw ’70 •• ◊

Dr. H. Wang and Ms. L. Song

Lee (Jackson ’78) Warner

Mr. Bob Waters

Mr. John Wattick

Ms. Sharon Webb

Jared Weber ’04

Natalie (Hansen ’78) Weinsz ◊

Richard and Audrey Weinzierl ••

Mr. Gregory T. Weis and Ms. Casey Clayton •

Mr. Alan Weissberger

Mr. Shevey Westbrook

Ms. Clare T. Westwood

Bill Wettach ’66

Mr. Clark W. Whalen ’82

Mr. and Mrs. Marc Whelan •

Lucy (Eynon ’61) Whitin

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Whitlock III

Mr. and Mrs. Ward A. Wickwire III ’57

Mr. Paul Curtis and Miss Stacey D. Widenhofer

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wiebe

Mr. and Mrs. Elmore A. Willets III ’66

Elizabeth (Burden ’62) Wilson ••

Ms. Judy Windle

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Winner

Dr. Mary Winzelberg

Mimi (Brooks ’53) Woodbridge

Artie Woods ’05

Stephanie (Culbertson ’54) Woolard

Tom and Fay Wright

Dr. Chen Xu and Dr. Meilin Young

Mr. Z. Xu and Ms. J. Sun

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Yancheski

Marye Zoe Young

Mr. and Mrs. Colin X. Yu

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Zaluski

Mr. and Mrs. Zachary P. Zaluski ’00

Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Zanic

Ms. Anna Zappala ’07

Susan Zawacky •

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zeglowitsch

Mr. Michael R. Zeigler

Mr. Dennis Zeitler ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Zeranski

Mr. Juxin Chen and Ms. Jing Zhou •

Mr. John G. Zimmerman III ’85

Missy (Ratcliffe ’60) Zimmerman ••

Dr. Charles G. Zug III ’52 ••

CORPORATIONS and FOUNDATIONS

Sewickley Academy is grateful to the following corporations and foundations for their support of the 2023-24, Annual Fund, Educational Income Tax Credit (EITC), Special Purpose Entity, (SPE), Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC), designated gifts, or endowed funds.

American Eagle Outfitters Foundation

Anonymous (3)

Avenue Interiors

Ayco Charitable Foundation –Anthony and Lisa Muscato Fund

Ayco Charitable Foundation –James and Catherine Garraux

Helen Forde Gander and Mary A. Baldwin Charitable Trust

Bank of America Charitable Foundation

The Bank of New York Mellon Community Partnership

BBL Fleet

Benevity – American Online Giving Foundation

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices

Breakthrough Collaborative

Business Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools

The Ann and Frank Cahouet Foundation

Cape Cod 5 Trust and Asset Management

Central Pennsylvania Scholarship Fund

Clements Family Charitable Trust

Doric Lodge No. 630

Early: Media Collective

Eden Hall Foundation

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund –Walkingshaw Fund

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund –Manzinger Family

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund –Dawn and David Jardini Family

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund –Wynne P. Delmhorst

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund –Gould Giving Fund

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund –Gunjan and Sonia Khanna Family

G. Whitney Snyder Charitable Fund

The Gateway Engineers

Glenmede

Goldman Sachs and Co.

Grant Street Asset Management, Inc.

Grossman Yanak and Ford LLP

Hirtle Callaghan and Company

Huntington Bank

Industry Terminal and Salvage Company

J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund –Birtwell Family Fund

J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund –Huret Dulski Fund

James M. and Lucy K. Schoonmaker Foundation

Jewish Community Fdn Los Angeles –Valera Family Foundation

John V. Schultz Furniture

Maine Community Foundation

McElhattan Foundation

Minneapolis Foundation –Conboy Family Fund

Mosites Construction Company

Nicholas C. Chubb, M.D. Charitable Fnd-Cmty Fdn of W. NC

Northwestern Mutual Foundation C/O Cybergrants

O.Z. Enterprises, LLC

PayPal Giving Foundation

Pickands Mather Lake Services

The Pittsburgh Foundation –Magovern Fund

The Pittsburgh Foundation –Michael Bill Avner Memorial Fund

The Pittsburgh Foundation –Quaker Valley Fund

The Pittsburgh Foundation –

W.C. and M.L. Robinson Fund

PJ Dick – Trumbull

PNC Bank Foundation

PNC Bank, N.A.

R3A Architecture

Schwab Charitable – Jane and Charles

Birmingham Fund

Schwab Charitable – John and Laurie Culbertson Charitable Fund

Schwab Charitable – Ward A. and Tracy B. Wickwire

Schwab Charitable Fund – Drs. Todd and Diane Thompson Fund

Sewickley Academy Home and School Association

Simpson and McCrady LLC

South West Conference Athletic Directors Association

Steel City Pediatric Dentist

Stefanik’s Next Generation Contraction Company

The Blackbaud Giving Fund by its agent, YourCause

The Grable Foundation

The Pittsburgh Foundation –K and L Fund

The Studio

Today’s Home, Inc.

Trinity Commercial Development LLC

Tull Family Foundation

Turner Construction

The United Way of Allegheny County Vein Institute of Pittsburgh

Warren Associates

William H. Childs, Jr. and Associates, Inc.

PILLARS SOCIETY

The Pillars Society recognizes benefactors who have provided for Sewickley Academy’s future through a charitable gift such as a bequest, trust, or other estate plan.

Mrs. Fredericka (Wigton ’47) Achin*

Mrs. Helen (Collin ’40) Adams*

Dr. James J. Angel, Jr. ’77

Ms. Claire (Lang ’90) Ballantyne

Ms. Josephine Gilmore Bell ’54

Mr. Edward B. Blue ’10*

Mr. William Boyd, Jr. ’29*

Mrs. Constance (Irwin ’53) Bray*

Dr. Nicholas C. Chubb*

Mr. Robert B. Egan*

Gerta Engstrom Family*

Mrs. Winifred K. Farin

Mr.* and Mrs. John K. Foster, Jr. ’51

Yale* and Louise* Frame

Ms. Katherine C. Galbraith*

Mr.* and Mrs.* Ronald E. Gebhardt

Mrs. David M. Gilmore*

Deborah Gray ’68

Mr. Larry E. Hall

Rev. William R. Harper, Jr.*

Mr.* and Mrs.* George Heard ’37

Mr. John Heard ’60

Joan and Dan Hilson

Mrs. Nancy (Crowley ’84) Inman

Mr.* and Mrs.* B. F. Jones III

Mr.* and Mrs. Albert F. Knight

Mr. Jeffrey A. Lenchner ’77

Mr. John P. Levis, Jr.*

Dr. John S. Liggett, Jr. ’66*

George J. and Jamie H. Magovern

Drs. John and Dolores Mahoney

Ms. Jennifer L. Markus ’89

Mr. and Mrs.* David L. Martin

Mr. E. Thorne McKallip ’29*

Mr. Robert A. McKean III ’52

William S. McKeever ’73

Jack and Marnie McKnight

Mr. Otto Meinhardt*

Anne (McKnight ’37) Murdock*

Martha (Anderson ’37) Nash*

Mrs. Constance (Hillman ’30) O’Neil*

George P. O’Neil ’30*

* Deceased

Henry Oliver*

John C. Oliver, Jr. ’26*

Mrs. Laura (Liggett ’33) Oliver*

Wm. John ’70 and Kathryn Powell

Ms. Virginia Rose Rea*

Mr. Robert W. Riordan

Henriette E. Rougraff ’45*

Elizabeth (Standish ’83) Sackson

Ms. Lucy K. Schoonmaker*

Frank C. Schroeder ’28*

Alden H. J. Sector*

Harton S. Semple ’36*

Henry Z. Shenk ’74

Mr. G. Whitney Snyder*

Susan (Ratcliffe ’55) Sour

Billie Spencer ’67

Judge William L. Standish ’44*

Lee (Jackson ’78) Warner

Richard and Audrey Weinzierl

Mrs. Margaret (Ratcliffe ’60) Zimmerman

IN

HONOR OF...

Gifts received In Honor of Grace E. Armutat ’23

William and Cynthia Flood

Gifts received In Honor of Kurt W. Armutat ’25

William and Cynthia Flood

Gifts received In Honor of Heather Border

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Calland

Gifts received In Honor of William P. Brisky ’29

Mike Pratt

Gifts received In Honor of Carey Byrnes

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Abdulovic

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Vuono

Gifts received In Honor of Karen Coleman

Lisa S. Bevevino ’02

Gifts received In Honor of Michael C Cowden ’95

Dr. Sharon and Mr. Jere Cowden

Gifts received In Honor of Nina and Ziva Gregory

Mr. Shawn Gregory

Gifts received In Honor of Miles R. Hammel ’35

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Graper

Gifts received In Honor of Olivia R. Hammel ’33

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Graper

Gifts received In Honor of Alexandra Kostelnik ’36

Lois and Jim Kostelnik

Gifts received In Honor of Ariana N. Kostelnik ’32

Lois and Jim Kostelnik

Gifts received In Honor of Matthew Lydic ’34

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lydic

Gifts received In Honor of Charlotte Morton ’29

Mr. Harold Madey

*Anonymous donor

Gifts received In Honor of Win Palmer

Mr. James Dudas

Gifts received In Honor of Gurdev Singh Purewal ’26

Navdeep and Rani Purewal

Gifts received In Honor of Angelina L. Rippole ’29

Mr. Craig Rippole

Gifts received In Honor of Baylor S. Robb ’28

Joseph and Marie Steele

Gifts received In Honor of Dr. Jerilyn Scott ’86

Anonymous

Gifts received In Honor of Faculty

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Zaluski

Gifts received In Honor of The Class of 1978

Dr. Brian D. Haas ’78 and Dr. Dianne C. Polsen Haas

Gifts received In Honor of The Faculty and Staff of Sewickley Academy

Chris J. Anderson

Gifts received In Honor of Keith Siebert

Mr. Ian S. Bamlett

Gifts received In Honor of Gil and Patricia Smith

Jeremy C. Smith ’97

Gifts received In Honor of Alana Spencer ’29

Liz Fahey

Gifts received In Honor of Amare Spencer ’26

Liz Fahey

Gifts received In Honor of Lisa Suatoni ’83

Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Suatoni

Gifts received In Honor of Sebastian Tan ’25

Mr. and Mrs. Manley Caldwell

Gifts received In Honor of Finnean E. Tobias ’33

Mrs. Karen Tobias

Gifts received In Honor of Alissa (Cowden ’97) Wilmot

Dr. Sharon and Mr. Jere Cowden

Gifts received In Honor of Blake A. Wilmot ’26

Dr. Sharon and Mr. Jere Cowden

Gifts received In Honor of Charles J. Young ’30

James and Linda Grundy

Gifts received In Honor of David J. Young ’27

James and Linda Grundy

IN MEMORY OF...

Gifts received In Memory of John Basinger

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bamrick

Mr. and Mrs. Domenic DiDomenico

Kenneth Goleski and Kevin Yackmack

Susan (Ratcliffe ’55) Sour

Mr. Jared P. Weber ’04

Gifts received In Memory of Jo Ellen Humphries Brewton

Ms. Judie Shelhamer

Gifts received In Memory of Joan Buchanan ’61

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Buchanan III ’68

Gifts received In Memory of Morton Burden, Jr. ’28

Elizabeth (Burden ’62) Wilson

Gifts received In Memory of Scott Carter

Anonymous

Gifts received In Memory of James E. Cavalier

Ellen (Goehring ’85) and Rodney ’85 Skirpan

Robert ’76 and Tina Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Zaluski

Gifts received In Memory of Alice De Sotto Mayor

Mr. and Ms. Jorge Lima

Gifts received In Memory of Milton M. Fenner IV ’68

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Buchanan III ’68

Deborah Gray ’68

Gifts received In Memory of Ronald Evans Gebhardt

Mr. and Mrs. L. Hamilton Clark, Jr.

Gifts received In Memory of Charles Glarrow

George D. Baker ’61

Gifts received In Memory of W. Gregg Hansen

Mr. Daniel P. Grealish

Gifts received In Memory of Richard Hull ’57

Ms. Margaret J. Adams ’54

Gifts received In Memory of Anne Jackson

Mr. and Mrs. L. Hamilton Clark, Jr.

Gifts received In Memory of Elizabeth (Johnson ’89)

Kindleberger

Jack and Marnie McKnight

Gifts received In Memory of Paul Knight ’81

Anonymous

Gifts received In Memory of Al Knight

Anonymous

Gifts received In Memory of Jack Liggett ’66

Mr. and Mrs. Elmore A. Willets III ’66

Gifts received In Memory of Shirley A. Markel

K. L. Coleman

Gifts received In Memory of Ellen Martin

Mrs. Mary Florence Brown

Mr. and Mrs. T. Ronald Casper

Judy and Ned Sherry

Gifts received In Memory of Barbara McKeever ’71

William McKeever ’73

Gifts received In Memory of Sira Metzinger

Mr. Robert Metzinger

Gifts received In Memory of Matthew R. Muck

Ms. Patricia S. Muck

Gifts received In Memory of William and Anne (McKnight ’37) Murdock

Charles M. Murdock ’70

Gifts received In Memory of Clifford Nichols, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Hamilton Clark, Jr.

Gifts received In Memory of Win Palmer

Mr. James Dudas

Mr. Kerry Hetrick

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Sirko

South West Conference Athletic Directors Association

Gifts received In Memory of Jim Pearson ’68

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Buchanan III ’68

Gifts received In Memory of Brian James Pratt

Mike Pratt

Gifts received In Memory of Gurdev Purewal

Navdeep and Rani Purewal

Gifts received In Memory of Don Rose III ’69

Jean (Rose ’71) Gilpin

Gifts received In Memory of Barbara Salak

Pam Scott

Gifts received In Memory of Thomas Smart

Mr. Jared P. Weber ’04

Gifts received In Memory of Kate Sweeney

Mr. and Mrs. Diego DeMicheli

Gifts received In Memory of James Wardrop ’57 Anonymous

Gifts received In Memory of Bill and Peg Wiebe

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wiebe

Gifts received In Memory of Colin Fawcett Wise ’07

Benevity – American Online Giving Foundation

Michael Jackson ’07

Dr. and Mrs. Gunjan Khanna

Gifts received In Memory of Meghan Fawcett Wise’72

Benevity – American Online Giving Foundation

Michael Jackson ’07

Dr. and Mrs. Gunjan Khanna

Jo Ellen Humphries Brewton Fund

Mr. John A. Brewton ‘99, established the Jo Ellen Humphries Brewton Fund to support curriculum, program development, and enrichment at Sewickley Academy with the goal of attracting and retaining outstanding talent and advancing academic initiatives. This fund is designed to inspire and support effective development practice, enable strategic curricular decision-making, mitigate the costs of launching new programs, and make meaningful innovations to existing programs, which will strengthen and enhance the student experience.

The Win Palmer Excellence Fund

Ellen Bishop Martin Staff Award

Thanks to the generosity of David Martin, the Ellen Bishop Martin Staff Award was also established in memory of our beloved prior colleague, Ellen Martin, who served Sewickley Academy in numerous capacities over a period of 50 years. The Ellen Bishop Martin Staff Award will be given annually as a tribute to the lasting impact of Ellen’s devotion to Sewickley Academy, while concurrently honoring a staff member who reflects her same dedication to the well-being of the school.

The Win Palmer Excellence Fund was established in honor of the late Winthrop “Win” Palmer, Sewickley Academy’s long-time Athletic Director and Coach, thanks to the generous support of a donor and additional contributions from others. This scholarship fund is designed to provide tuition assistance to exceptional students who exemplify Coach Palmer’s values of sportsmanship, integrity, and excellence.

During his remarkable 22-year tenure, Coach Palmer’s leadership and coaching left a lasting impact on Sewickley Academy. His accomplishments included 12 WPIAL titles, multiple PIAA championships, and an impressive career record of 704 wins to 317 losses. However, his influence went far beyond his victories. Coach Palmer’s dedication to fostering the values and spirit of Sewickley Academy continues to resonate within the school community. The creation of the Win Palmer Excellence Fund, along with the dedication of Win Palmer Court, stands as a lasting tribute to his extraordinary legacy.

SOCIETY of 1838

The Society of 1838 recognizes donors with a lifetime giving of $100,000 or greater.

Andrea and David Aloe

Anne L. and George H. Clapp

Charitable and Educational Trust

Anonymous (8)

Ayco Charitable Foundation –

Paul and Nancy O’Neill

Helen Forde Gander and Mary A.

Baldwin Charitable Trust

Mary and Alfred Barbour

Baseball Training Academy

David and Gail Becker

Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Behling

Mr. Ryan and Dr. Ashley (Brown ’00) Birtwell

The Bonomo Family

Mr. William Boyd, Jr. ’29*

Matthew and Leslie Braksick

Mr. John A. Brewton ’99

Ellen K. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Brown ’71

William H. Brown, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Browne

Kathryn and Michael Bryson

John and Nancy Bunce

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley L. Busatto ’88

Dr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Buterbaugh

Mr.* and Mrs.* Frank V. Cahouet

Central Pennsylvania Scholarship Fund

Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation

Ann* and Arthur* “Tui” Coburn

Concast Metal Products Company

Mr.* and Mrs. Douglas D. Danforth

Mr. Clayton G. Deutsch

Eden Hall Foundation

Edward E. Ford Foundation

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund –

Dawn and David Jardini Family

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund –

Manzinger Family

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund –Walkingshaw Fund

G. Whitney Snyder Charitable Fund

Mr.* and Mrs.* Ronald E. Gebhardt

Mr.* and Mrs. Albert Geller

Dr. and Mrs. David A. Geller

Margie Shields Gilfillan

Thomas and Leslie Gill

Lisa and Paul Giusti

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Gordon ’86

Katie* and Tucker* Gordon

Tim ’84 and Wendy Gordon

Gordon Terminal Service

Mr. Edwin H. Gott, Jr.

Kurt and Jacquie Gottschalk

Aaron and Cyndi Grand

Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Gregg, Jr.

H. J. Heinz Company Foundation

Kristen and Chuck Hammel

Gretchen S. Hansen

Mr. W. Gregg Hansen ’77*

Mr.* and Mrs.* William S. Hansen

Mr. and Mrs. R.D. and Linda (Snyder ’68) Hayes

The Heinz Endowments

Heinz Finance Company

Thomas and Kathy Hewitt

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hickton

Hillman Family Foundations

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Houston

Mr. and Mrs. G. Watts Humphrey, Jr.

Industry Terminal and Salvage Company

Anne* and Dick ’48* Jackson

James M. and Lucy K. Schoonmaker Foundation

The Jardini Family

Rick and Valerie Johnson

Chris and Susie Keller

Mr. Sam E. Kinney, Jr.

Julie and Juergen Kloo

Mr.* and Mrs. Albert F. Knight

Bob and Susie* Kopf

Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Koval

Dr. Stacy Lane

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Lenchner ’77

Kathy and Michael Lennon

Kris and Brenda Lightcap

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Long

Mr. Kevin Luffy

Dr. and Mrs. George J. Magovern, Jr.

Joe and Cheri Manzinger

Mr. and Mrs. F. Joseph Marsh

*Deceased

Mary Hillman Jennings Foundation

Mary McCune Edwards Foundation

Massey Charitable Trust

Douglas McAdams

Tom ’82 and Sara ’89 McCargo

Mr. E. Thorne McKallip ’29*

Mr. and Mrs. Aidan J. McKenna

Mr. and Mrs. Glen T. Meakem

Mr.* and Mrs.* Richard K. Means, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. John ’71 and Nancy (Sproull ’72) Means

Mr.* and Mrs.* Richard K. Means, Jr. ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Joel and Carolyn (Snyder ’73) Miltenberger

Mr. and Mrs. D. Thomas Mistick

Mosites Construction Company

Mylan Charitable Foundation

Hugh ’61 and Eliza Nevin

Mr. Francis B. Nimick, Jr. ’33*

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Nocito, Sr.

Mrs. Nancy O’Neill

Mr.* and Mrs. Paul H. O’Neill, Sr.

Paul H. O’Neill, Jr. and Celine C. O’Neill

Mr. David ’29* and Laura (Liggett ’33) Oliver*

Cmdr. James H. Oliver USN (ret.) ’60 and Ms. Sue Darnell

Mr. John C. Oliver III ’54 and Ms. Sylvia Dallas

Mr. John C. Oliver, Jr. ’26* and Ms. Constance O’Neil ’30*

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Pappas

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin ’95 and Marguerite (Gregg ’95) Park

Bob and Joan Peirce

Philadelphia Insurance Companies

Pickands Mather Lake Services

Kate ’82, Paul, and Emma ’19 Pigman

The Pittsburgh Foundation –

W.C. and M.L. Robinson Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Platt, Jr.

The PNC Charitable Trust Grant Review Committee

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan T. Purpura

R. P. Simmons Family Foundation

The Raymond J. Wean Foundation

Mrs. Margaret Rea

Richard King Mellon Foundation

Frank Richardson ’54 and Kimba Wood

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Riordan

The Roberts Family and Thomas Marshall Foundation

Patricia S. Rose

Ms. Henriette E. Rougraff ’45*

Scaife Family Foundation

Schoonmaker L. Trust for T. Yanckello

Mr. and Mrs.* David W. Sculley

Sean and Amy (Simmons ’80)

Sebastian

Mr. Alden H. J. Sector*

Sewickley Academy Home and School Association

Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Simmons ’78

Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Simmons

Dr. Satbir Singh and Family

Mr. and Mrs. D. Edward I. Smyth

Mr.* and Mrs.* G. Whitney Snyder, Sr.

Mr. G. Whitney Snyder, Jr. ’79

Mr. and Mrs. J. Brandon Snyder ’66

Mrs. Jean (Rose ’31) Snyder*

Ms. Nina Snyder ’67

Mr. and Mrs. William I. Snyder

Mr.* and Mrs. William P. Snyder III

Mr.* and Mrs. Peter M. Standish ’47

Judge* and Mrs. William ’44 and Marguerite (Oliver ’56) Standish

Mr. Christian Stein

Jenna and Ted Stevenson ’78

The Grable Foundation

The Pittsburgh Foundation –McAdams Family Donor Fund

Thomas Marshall Foundation

Tull Family Foundation

Debbie (Thaw ’68) Valera

W. P. Snyder Charitable Trust

Rob Walkingshaw ’70

Warburg Pincus LLC

Mary and Rich Weber

Natalie (Hansen ’78) Weinsz

Mr.* and Mrs.* Roger C. Wiegand

Mrs. Rives (Rea ’71) Yost

Mr. Walter M. Yost II ’69

Mr. Dennis Zeitler

BREAKTHROUGH PITTSBURGH

We believe that every student has the potential to achieve greatness, regardless of their background or circumstances.”

At Breakthrough Pittsburgh, we’re on a mission to change the world through education. We believe that every student has the potential to achieve greatness, regardless of their background or circumstances.

Our innovative tuition-free academic enrichment program is designed to unlock that potential, providing high-potential students with limited resources with the tools they need to succeed.

It is through your generosity that we are able to continue our mission to provide all students with an excellent education. Thank you for your continued support.

SMITHFIELD STREET BRIDGE CIRCLE ($2,500.00 +)

Rachel and Brian Allen

Anonymous (4)

Jonathan ’95 and Jennifer (Park ’97) D’Antonio

Jennifer and Len Dulski

Eden Hall Foundation

Laura (Park ’02) and Graham Furlong

Mr. and Mrs. David Hammel

Kristen and Chuck Hammel

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hammel

J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund –Huret Dulski Fund

Dr. and Mrs. Gunjan Khanna

McElhattan Foundation

Dr. and Mrs. John M. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin ’95 and Marguerite (Gregg ’95) Park

Sean and Amy (Simmons ’80)

Sebastian

The Grable Foundation

Mr. Dennis Zeitler

HOT METAL BRIDGE CIRCLE

($1,500.00 +)

The Pittsburgh Foundation –Michael Bill Avner Memorial Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Riordan

AMBRIDGE-ALIQUIPPA BRIDGE CIRCLE ($1,000.00 +)

Mr. Ryan and Dr. Ashley (Brown ’00) Birtwell

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Kain

Mr. and Mrs. David Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Michael McMullen

Kate ’82, Paul, and Emma ’19 Pigman

Ashvin and Beth Ragoowansi

LIBERTY BRIDGE CIRCLE

($500.00 +)

Breakthrough Collaborative

Melissa (Park ’99) Brooks

Michael and Connie Cesario

Mr. and Mrs. Josh Fogle

RC and Andrea Hayden

Scott MacLeod ’77

Mr. and Mrs. Roberto W. Ortiz

Susan Zawacky

BLOOMFIELD BRIDGE CIRCLE

($100.00 +)

Chris J. Anderson

Kristina (Fausti ’93) and Shahriar Broumand

Mr. Derek P. Chimner ’04

Mr. Samuel A. Duerr and Ms. P. A. Shetler

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hoffman

Mr. J. Martinoski and Ms. N. Marshall

Bruce and Gretchen McAdams

Dr. and Mrs. Mukul and Pallavi (Golla ’02) Patil

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan T. Purpura

Mr. Michael Moriarty and Ms. Jennifer Quisenberry

Shannon Rankin and Rachel Murphy

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scerbo

Susan (Ratcliffe ’55) Sour

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan A. Thompson ’98

The Titler Family

The United Way of Allegheny County

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Zeranski

SUMMERBRIDGE FRIENDS

($1.00 +)

Seamus Coons and Sierra Paresi

Ms. Elena Leib

Alexis Meyers

Mr. and Mrs. Zack Skrabski

Thank You!

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