Sewickley Academy Annual Report 2021-22

Educating Tomorrow’s Leaders

ANNUAL REPORT 2021-22

A NOTE from the BOARD OF TRUSTEES

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Kate Poppenberg Pigman ’82 Chair

Bradley Busatto ’88 Vice Chair

Divya Thadani Secretary

Tom Hewitt Treasurer

Kevin Park ’95 Officer-at-Large

MEMBERS

Rachel Lorey Allen

Michael Brocks

Ngozi Maduka-Okorafor

Glen Meakem

Stephanie Menzock

Ashvin Ragoowansi

Ryan Purpura

Peter Schramm ’10

Ashley (Brown ’00) Birtwell Head of School, Ex-officio Member

TRUSTEES EMERITI

Nancy M. Bunce

Glenn A. Buterbaugh, M.D.

Ronald E. Gebhardt (deceased)

Margie Shields Gilfillan

Anne O. Jackson (deceased)

Kristen Hammel

Jeffrey Lenchner

Amy Marsh

Douglas B. McAdams

Nancy S. Means

Hugh W. Nevin, Jr.

Gregory Patrick, M.D.

Frank C. Schroeder, Jr. (deceased)

Amy (Simmons ’80) Sebastian

Richard P. Simmons

William S. Hansen (deceased)

Since my time as a student at Sewickley Academy, I’ve been ceaselessly impressed by the generosity of our donors who do so much to allow the Academy to thrive.”

Dear Sewickley Academy Community,

This is an exciting time to be a part of SA. Always committed to academic excellence, we don’t stop with our students’ academic development. We also focus on the growth of their character – leading by example and celebrating integrity, responsibility, respect, empathy, and kindness. Our alumni, faculty, and staff continuously demonstrate tremendous grace and dedication, never wavering from our student-centered focus and Panther pride. It is an honor to represent my alma mater as Chair of the Board of Trustees.

Since my time as a student at Sewickley Academy, I’ve been ceaselessly impressed by the generosity of our donors who do so much to allow the Academy to thrive. SA is able to grow year after year, expanding programming across academics, athletics, and the arts, as well as bringing in talented faculty for new initiatives who add to our premier group of teachers. We have also increased our scholarship offerings, thereby allowing greater access to new students who have the talent and ability to succeed at SA. Whether through independent gifts, contributions to the Annual Fund, attendance at special events, and so on, our constituents have been helping us to break records in financial growth while contributing to the tight-knit, family feel that makes our community so special. I sincerely thank all of our donors for their support, and I invite you, new and returning donors alike, to join me in sponsoring SA for continued success in 2022-23.

Sincerely,

Kate (Poppenberg ’82) Pigman Chair, Board of Trustees

A NOTE from the HEAD OF SCHOOL

Dear Sewickley Academy Community,

The 2021-22 school year will be remembered as a time of transition and growth at Sewickley Academy. We continued our legacy of academic excellence and made strides in re-imagining and enhancing all that we offer to our students and their families. While change can sometimes be challenging, our team worked hard to uphold our longstanding reputation as a premier independent school and our commitment to high standards.

As this was my first year as Head of School, officially announced in February 2022, I was honored to have the confidence of the Board of Trustees in leading my alma mater. In a short amount of time, we achieved tremendous progress, particularly in fundraising. We exceeded goals and broke records with the Home and School Association’s Clothesline Sale, the Hansen Cup Memorial Golf Tournament, the Annual Auction, and the Day of Giving. The Pennsylvania Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program reached a record high in the school’s history, thereby greatly impacting our financial aid capacity. Contributions to the Annual Fund for the fiscal year were at a ten-year high. We also secured a quarter million dollar gift dedicated toward our Global Studies program, as well as the school’s largest single gift to date of $20 million. Progress was made in building relationships with our alumni and donors and expanding our admissions outreach. We grew our merit scholarship program and created a For the Future Fund to increase access to Sewickley Academy and benefit students in neighboring Beaver County. We made efforts to improve communication and collaboration with all stakeholders. We restructured our administrative team to include a well-developed balance of backgrounds, experiences, and skill sets, hired a marketing and communications team, and added to our world-class faculty and staff in order to achieve our goals.

The 2021-22 school year will be remembered as a time of transition and growth at Sewickley Academy. We continued our legacy of academic excellence and made strides in re-imagining and enhancing all that we offer to our students and their families.”

It was a year of listening to and incorporating the dreams, hopes, and ideas of our faculty, staff, students, and families. We launched a new art history program and established the groundwork for an innovative Pre-K through Grade 12 Computer Science Department that launched with the start of the 2022-23 academic year. We have expanded STEM offerings for our students and continue to support professional development for all faculty and staff. We even discovered a tremendous learning opportunity for the entire community when we got creative with campus maintenance by bringing in goats to assist with the landscaping of the ravine behind the Early Childhood building.

We saw students embrace both independent and critical thinking this year. They organized, developed, and executed projects and tasks both in and outside of the classrooms. They accepted challenges and enthusiastically pursued opportunities to help others in our community and across the world. After adapting admirably to the constraints of a world-wide pandemic, students were once again able to travel. Groups visited Puerto Rico and Israel in the spring as part of the Global Studies program, and our Grade 5 classes excitedly took their annual three-day overnight camping trip.

Student achievement was remarkable throughout the 2021-22 academic year. Highlights included that one of our Grade 7 students won the Young Playwrights Contest and that three Middle School students won a Shakespeare Monologue and Scene Contest. Eight seniors were named as commended students in the National Merit Scholarship Program and two became finalists. Two more Senior School students qualified for the American Invitational Math Exam, and a junior took Best in Show in a regional high school student ceramics show. For their work on the stage, two students won Thespy Awards and another was nominated for a Gene Kelly award along with the orchestra. The girls tennis team captured the WPIAL Class AA championship.

Our faculty and staff also received recognition for excellence this year. One teacher was named the 2021 PA FIRST LEGO League Mentor of the Year, and another was honored as 2022 PhysTec Local Teacher of the Year. Our Middle School Spanish teacher was recognized as the 19th Clark Faculty Chair, and our Senior School World Languages Department earned a Golden Globe Award from the Pennsylvania State Modern Language Association. The Department of Education, Office of Commonwealth Libraries (OCL) awarded SA a grant for the Video Game Clubs of America. Three faculty participated in a Civil Rights Trip through Classrooms Without Borders, and two earned opportunities to travel out of state for National Endowment for the Humanities seminars. Additionally, three teachers traveled to the Loris Malaguzzi International Centre, Reggio Emilia, Italy to study the key principles of the Reggio approach to early childhood education.

Growth and change continues with the 2022-23 academic year. We improved, and will continue to improve, campus security. We already upgraded both campus cafeterias and have unveiled an all new Admissions suite and Breakthrough Pittsburgh facilities, both critical to welcoming new students and families to

SA. Finishing touches are taking place in the innovative Panthers Performance Center offering enhanced physical fitness and wellness for all students, faculty, and staff. Classrooms in the Oliver Building have undergone renovations for new robotics and computer science facilities. Playground facilities are being improved for our youngest students, and we are developing plans for new athletic fields at Nichols Field.

It is important to note that change does not just apply to the physical aspects of our campus. We are also placing a renewed emphasis on our Community of Respect to ensure that our graduates not only have the academic skills to succeed in college and beyond, but also a sense of character that sets them apart.

While the 2021-22 academic year was not without challenges, I am filled with great satisfaction as I look back at all that our community accomplished. It is simply not possible to show the extent of my gratitude to our families, alumni, and donors who have continuously shared their support and displayed their confidence in Sewickley Academy. I look forward to many more years of earning your trust and working with you as we strengthen and extend the Academy’s reputation and reach.

All the Best,

Ashley (Brown ’00) Birtwell, PhD Head of School

A NOTE from the ADVANCEMENT OFFICE

Thank you for your unwavering support during the 2021-2022 school year. Your commitment to Sewickley Academy and its success has continued to improve and strengthen the student experience in so many ways. By joining in our culture of philanthropy, you have made a difference.

We invite you to explore the initiatives and volunteer opportunities available under the large umbrella of Advancement. Through community events, alumni relations, communications, and fundraising for annual and capital needs, the Advancement Office encompasses all of the efforts that help community members deepen their connections to one another and to the Academy. Please feel free to contact us if you are interested in volunteering or have questions about ways to support the Academy.

About SA Advancement and Alumni Relations

Sewickley Academy’s Advancement Office seeks to involve alumni, friends, parents, grandparents, corporations, and other partners in securing the future of SA and continuing its tradition of excellence.

Giving

The Advancement Office will guide you in matching your personal interests with the multitude of giving opportunities available at SA. Whether you are supporting the SA Fund, remembering SA in your will, or have a particular project in mind, SA’s advancement team is available and ready to answer your giving questions. Find out how you can establish a scholarship, make a planned gift, participate in your employer’s matching gift program, and other ways to make a meaningful investment in SA.

Location: The Cavalier House

Contact: advancement@sewickley.org

Alumni Relations

Alumni Relations at Sewickley Academy is dedicated to cultivating lifelong connections for SA alumni. Alumni Relations efforts help alumni stay connected through ongoing communications, events on and off campus, through the Alumni Council, and more. The alumni team maintains all alumni records and is in charge of alumni updates, such as changes of address, marriages, new jobs, deaths, and announcements for Class Notes in the Sewickley Speaking alumni magazine. Find out how you can contribute to alumni efforts and enhance our offerings by providing your network and experiences to share with fellow alumni and students.

Location: The Cavalier House

Contact: alumni@sewickley.org

Brittani Spencer Major Gifts Officer

Carey Byrnes Annual Giving Officer

Celeste Antill Database Manager

Susan Sour Alumni Relations Associate

Clayton Deutsch Alumni Engagement Officer

DIFFERENT WAYS to GIVE

Online Gifts

Use our secure online form at sewickley.org/giving 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 Spencer, Major Gifts Officer, at bspencer@sewickley.org or 412-741-2230 ext. 3556

Gifts by Mail

Send your check or money order made payable to “Sewickley Academy”, along with instructions for your gift, to:

Advancement Office

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 or contact Brittani Spencer, Major Gifts Officer, at bspencer@sewickley.org or 412-741-2230 ext. 3556.

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.

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 for eligible students.

The Educational 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 making the same donation(s) for two consecutive years. The EITCSPE program is administered by the Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) on a first-come, first-served basis.

At Sewickley Academy, contributions from this program are used for the financial aid program and distributed to families who apply and qualify for need-based assistance.

HOME and SCHOOL ASSOCIATION

The Home and School Association is a 501(c) (3) charitable and educational organization, with a mission to support the students, parents, and faculty of Sewickley Academy by supplementing the educational environment and enhancing the learning experiences of all students who attend Sewickley Academy, and to create a positive image of the school within the community. Home and School membership includes all parents, legal guardians, and other persons standing “in loco parentis” with a child or children enrolled in and attending Sewickley Academy, as well as all members of the faculty, staff, and administration of Sewickley Academy.

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

In addition to our gifts to the Annual Fund, Marne and I have been giving both personally and through our corporation using the EITC program since 2017. Because it is a 90 percent tax credit towards our state tax bill, we are able to leverage a lot of scholarship funds for SA at a very low net expense to us.”

Brad Busatto ’88

From dramatically revamping our STEM and computer science curriculum to recruiting the best teachers and building bestin-class facilities, this gamechanging moment for the school cements its position as a center for academic excellence in both the region and the country.”

Kate (Poppenberg ’82) Pigman

ACCELERATING PROGRESS ACROSS CAMPUS

Transformative change has begun on Sewickley Academy’s campus as a result of the largest single gift in the 184-year history of the school. In February 2022, SA announced that a $20 million donation had been received and would be dedicated to program and faculty support, scholarships, and facility enhancements. These developments have been made possible by a gift from The Tull Family Foundation. Founded by Sewickley residents Thomas Tull, founder and CEO of Tulco LLC, and his wife, Alba Tull, the Foundation is committed to transforming the lives of people in traditionally underserved and underfunded communities. This investment and the shared vision and values with Sewickley Academy allow the school to accelerate its established strategic goals. Spread across the Academy’s fundamental pillars, this funding opens endless possibilities for students to experience an education unmatched elsewhere and enable them to achieve their fullest potential.

“We could not be more thrilled by the possibilities a donation of this magnitude brings to the Academy,” said Dr. Ashley Birtwell, Head of Sewickley Academy. “This gift means that we can deliver and build upon more than we could have ever anticipated. As we continue to position the Academy for the future and prepare for the next 100 years, it is critical that we put in place now the academic programs and infrastructure necessary to ensure our place in this community for years to come. We have three core areas to invest in to further our

growth: support for our exceptional faculty and staff; access to our school for the region’s most talented students; and upgrades to our spaces to ensure that our faculty, staff, and students can benefit from state-ofthe-art facilities. This generous donation from the Tulls enables us to do just that.”

Sewickley Academy Board of Trustees Chair Kate (Poppenberg ’82) Pigman added, “From dramatically revamping our STEM and computer science curriculum to recruiting the best teachers and building best-in-class facilities, this game-changing moment for the school cements its position as a center for academic excellence in both the region and the country.”

The Sewickley Academy leadership team firmly believes that this impressive contribution should be attributed to the unwavering dedication, commitment, and talent of our faculty and staff, the hard work and commitment of the students, and the relentless support and stellar representation of the alumni.

This gift means that we can deliver and build upon more than we could have ever anticipated.”

Dr. Ashley Birtwell, Head of School

SEWICKLEY ACADEMY

FACTS and STATS

I enjoy supporting our community. The more support we give, the better resources and materials we have to do our jobs. I feel it is so important because it betters our teaching, keeps us up to date on the best approaches or practices, and keeps us motivated as the curriculum is always changing. Our students deserve the best!”

Second Grade Teacher

532 44

STUDENTS IN PRE-K THROUGH GRADE 12

15

BOYS

Number of school districts students travel from

GIRLS

Average number of students per classroom

of graduates arerecognized as AP SCHOLARS (past 4 years)

19 84%

27%

MILLION IN Financial Aid

IDENTIFY AS African-American, Asian, East Indian, Latino, or bi/multi-racial 100% of SA graduates

$2.4 4K+

of students receive financial aid Varsity athletic teams

OF MIDDLE AND SENIOR SCHOOL STUDENTS chose to participate in at least one interscholastic sport each year

ARE ACCEPTED INTO COLLEGE

71% of faculty

ALUMNI WORLDWIDE HAVE ADVANCED DEGREES

ANNUAL AUCTION: OH, WHAT A NIGHT!

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR AUCTION COMMITTEE:

Marne Busatto

Sonia Chowdhry

Tammy Defallo

Lauren Garraux

Chaitra Gokul

Carlin Griffin

Janice Little

Kait Long

Ngozi Maduka

Naomi Marshall

Elizabeth Purpura

Terri Schubenski

Dawn Rooth Schultz

Holly Seifert

Brittani Spencer

Jayme Thompson

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR AUCTION ADVERTISERS:

Ackermann Properties

Archetypes Design Studio

BDO

Berkshire Hathaway

Home Services

Birgo

Cenci’s Pizza

Hand & UpperEx Center

Heritage Valley Health Systems/ OBGYN Associates

Piatt Realty

Sett

State Farm Insurance

Stefanik’s Next Generation Contracting

The Studio

Save the Date for the next Auction, Lights, Camera, Auction! on Saturday, April 22, 2023. If you are interested in helping to plan this fabulous event, please email the Advancement Office at advancement@sewickley.org

Sewickley Academy hosted its 35th Annual Auction, A Night at the Drive-In, on Saturday, April 9, 2022. It was certainly a night to remember! More than 180 people attended, and, with their support, more than $300,000 were raised. Net proceeds from the Auction benefit the Sewickley Academy Annual Fund.

In particular, the Fund-a-Need campaigns benefited tremendously as follows:

$46,750 for Breakthrough Pittsburgh, a tuition-free, six-year education program that provides students with access to programs and resources to enrich their knowledge, experiences, and skills. These highly motivated students are often the first in their families to matriculate to and graduate from college.

$28,800 for a new panther statue on campus.

$6,350 to bring the goats back to campus.

During the 2021-22 academic year, the Academy rented goats in an effort to rid the ravine behind the Early Childhood building of Asian Knotweed. Their voracious appetites completed the job a week ahead of schedule. They also provided multiple opportunities for experiential learning for students of all ages, so everyone wished to see them return in 2022-23.

AUCTION DONORS

Anonymous (4)

Rachel and Brian Allen

Kevin and Celeste Antill

Mr. and Mrs. Derek J. Ausk

Mr. and Mrs. Chad Ballard

Mary and Alfred Barbour

Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Behling

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Bevevino

Mr. Ryan and Dr. Ashley (Brown ’00)

Birtwell

Mr. and Mrs. Casey J. Bonincontro

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Brocks

Melissa (Park ’99) Brooks

W. S. and Beth Brown

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

Mr. Bob Cenci

Michael and Connie Cesario

Dr. Boyle Cheng

Mr. Derek P. Chimner ’04

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

Mr. Kevin Conley

Mr. Jim Cunningham

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

Ms. Emily Dean

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dean

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. DeFallo

Mr. De Jong and Mrs. Ladaga De Jong

Mr. and Mrs. David D. DeNardo

Jamie Dickson

Daniel and Jennifer Donnelly

Dr. and Mrs. Bryan Donohue

Mr. Thomas C. Droney ’10

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Edmunds

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Elliott

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Fortna

Mr. R. Frazzini and Ms. A. Zacharias

Laura (Park ’02) and Graham Furlong

Mr. and Mrs. David Garraux

Mr. Jonathan B. Glance ’93

Mr. and Mrs. David Hammel

Mrs. Kati Hammond

Mr. Sean Hammond

Ms. Angie Hawes

RC and Andrea Hayden

Mr. John Henne

Thomas and Kathy Hewitt

Mr. G. Hilsabeck and Dr. J. Winant

Ms. Gina (Nocito ’96) Hutton

Mr. Chuck Jackson

The Jardini Family

Todd and Laura (Aufman ’88) Jenkins

Drs. Girish and Amanda Jayne Kapur

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kasky

Mr. Joseph Katarincic

Dr. and Mrs. Gunjan Khanna

Dr. and Mrs. Brian A. Kilpela

Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Kronk

Terrance and Kim Krysinski

Mr. and Ms. William Long

Mr. Derek Lyons

Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Mancino

Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Mancos

Mrs. Naomi E. Marshall

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Martin

The McIntyre Family

Dr. and Mrs. Ron Mignella

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Milanovich

Mr. and Mrs. James Miller

Dr. and Mrs. John M. Miller

Drs. Jeffrey and Shannon Mulholland

Drs. Derrick and Jaime Mullin

Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Napoleone

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

Mr. Dennis Noonan

Mr. and Mrs. Chinedu Okorafor

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Palguta

Mr. Winthrop R. Palmer

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

Dania and Joe Paul ’82

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

Bill and Sarah Pietragallo

Paul and Kate (Poppenberg ’82) Pigman

Navdeep and Rani Purewal

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan T. Purpura

The Quigley Family

Mr. Michael Moriarty and Ms. Jennifer Quisenberry

Ashvin and Beth Ragoowansi

Ms. Jackie Rodgers

Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Roth

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

Mohinder Singh

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sirianni

Rodney and Kristene Smith

Mr. Randy Snell

Susan (Ratcliffe ’55) Sour

Pascale and Michael Spinelli

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Stefanik

Mr. C. Stein

David and Elizabeth Sykes

Gunjan Kedia and Sridhar Tayur

Mrs. Amy R. Thimons

Dr. David G. Thimons

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan A. Thompson ’98

Dr. Rade B. Vukmir and Ms. CJ Duckett

Mr. Mark A. Vuono

Drs. Andrew and Alissa (Cowden ’97) Wilmot

Mr. Richard Wyatt

Ms. Shanda Wyatt

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Young

Mr. Dennis Zeitler

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Zeranski

AUCTION SPONSORS

BBL Fleet

The Busatto Family

Liza B. Christ, Realtor

Steve and Amelia Dean

First National Bank

H2O Pros

Henne Jewelers

The Hewitt Family

i.e. Interactive

Industry Terminal and Salvage Co.

James L. Dunlap Construction, LLC

The Khanna Family

LGA Partners

Lucas Systems, Inc.

Jim Martinoski and Naomi Marshall

The Park Family

The Pigman Family

Reed Smith – Ryan and Elizabeth Purpura

RiversEdge Advanced Retirement Solutions

Sidelines Tree Service, LLC

Sokolin

Stefanik’s Next Generation

Contracting

Trinity Automated Solutions

William H. Childs Jr. and Associates, Inc.

16TH ANNUAL HANSEN CUP

BEST BALL DIVISION WINNERS:

Jennifer (Otto ’83) Giotto

Linda Klemash

Jill Lenchner

Lisa Ross

SCRAMBLE DIVISION WINNERS:

Chris Aspey

Bill Kiefer

David Lendt

Greg Needler

ON-COURSE CHALLENGE WINNERS:

• Low Individual Gross

Gail Hackett

• Low Individual Net

Warren Hackett

• Longest Putt

Derrick Miller

• Longest Drive (Men)

Ed Powell

• Longest Drive (Women)

Natalie (Hansen ’78) Weinsz

• Closest to the Hole

Mike O’Reilly

$62,038 total raised +

75% 100% FUNDRAISING GOAL SURPASSED BY NEARLY

The 16th Annual Hansen Cup Memorial Golf Tournament, held on Monday, September 13, 2021, at Allegheny Country Club, was a tremendous success! More than 70 golfers attended the event. It was an exciting day full of friendly competition and camaraderie in memory of W. Gregg Hansen, Class of ’77.

The fundraising goal of $36,000 was surpassed by nearly 75% with raised funds totaling $62,038. The net proceeds support the W. Gregg Hansen Memorial Scholarship Fund.

The success of this event is made possible by the generosity of our sponsors, advertisers, and participants. Thank you!”

SA Advancement

HANSEN CUP PARTICIPANTS

Anonymous (3)

Mr. Chad Barnett

Mr. Brian Bechtold

Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Behling

Mr. Justin Bickerstaff

Mr. John Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley L. Busatto ’88

Mr. and Mrs. Max T. Busatto ’87

Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Busher

Dr. Bradley Carmichael

Mr. and Mrs. Don Chekan

Mr. Bill Coates

Mr. Walker Coggeshall

Mr. and Mrs. Denis Colwell

Mr. David J. Coyle

Mr. and Mrs. David D. DeNardo

Mr. Bob Digiovine

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Droney

Mr. Dean Fera

Mr. Scott Fitzgerald

Mr. Jonathan B. Glance ’93

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Gordon ’86

Mr. Daniel P. Grealish

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Griffin

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Griffin

Ms. Gail Hackett

Mr. Hendrickson

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Holway

Ms. Linda Klemash

Mr. Brad Knoch

Mr. Thomas Kochan

Mr. Bruce Lammel

Mr. A.C. Lardieri

Mr. Dewey Larson

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. Laslo

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Lenchner ’77

Mr. David W. Lendt

Mr. Robert Leri

Ms. Karen Lewis

Mr. Scott MacLeod ’77

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. McCrady ’90

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

Mr. and Mrs. Dave McKelvey

Mr. and Mrs. James Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Miller

Mr. David Montanez

Mr. Cary Morris

Mr. Greg Needler

Mr. Tim Olack

Mr. Rich Palladini

Mr. Winthrop R. Palmer

Mr. Kobe Phillippi

Mr. Kobe Powell

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ranalli

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Riordan

Mr. Gary Robinson

Drs. Gerald and Lisa Ross

Mr. Gerry Rubritz

Ms. Dawn Schultz

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

Mr. and Mrs. Landon L. Shaw

Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Stefanik

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan A. Thompson ’98

Mr. Brian Turk

Mr. A. Richard Violi

Mrs. Natalie (Hansen ’78) Weinsz

Mr. Clark W. Whalen ’82

Mr. J.R. Young

SPONSORS

Advanced Home Health

BBL Fleet

Bickerstaff Lawn Service

DollarBank

Henderson Brothers

Industry Terminal and Salvage Company

Levin Furniture & Mattress

LGA Partners

Madero Cantina

Mosites

Pleasant Valley Veterinary Clinic

Simpson McCrady

Stefanik’s Next Generation Contracting Company

Systems 4PT

Trinity Automated Solutions

THE ANNUAL FUND

“I give to the Annual Fund because I love my job and I want to show my support for Sewickley Academy. I have personally benefited from many professional development trips that I would never have had the opportunity to go to, working somewhere else. I love being a part of this community, as a teacher and as a former parent, and I want our community to continue to grow and thrive.”

Early Childhood Teacher

Each year, unrestricted gifts to the Sewickley Academy Annual 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. We want to thank our generous donors, including alumni, parents, grandparents, faculty, staff, trustees, and friends, for continuing to support our Mission and Core Values. With your support of the Annual Fund, programs are strengthened, and faculty and staff are provided with the tools necessary for students to learn at the highest level both inside and outside of the classroom. Contributing to the Annual Fund makes a difference in the lives of every student, every year. Funds raised ensure that students have the opportunity to become their best selves through an exceptional education. Thank you again to all who supported the Sewickley Academy Annual Fund in 2021-2022.

Specific items/events that were supported by the Annual Fund include: smart white boards and Epson interactive projectors, Senior School and Middle School faculty laptops, upgrades to the Middle/Senior School cafeteria, funding for events like Grandparents and Special Friends Day and graduation.

The Annual Fund was rebranded as the SA Fund for the 2022-2023 school year.

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 64 members of the Sewickley Academy Class of 2022 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.

Matriculation Stats for SA’s Class of 2022:

ADMITTED TO

170

COLLEGES OR UNIVERSITIES

are in the 66%

25% of which TOP NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES OR LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGES

8% will play college athletics in 5 different sports

68%

w e admitted and WILL ATTEND A TOP NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OR LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE

92%

w e accepted to a BARRON’S “MOST COMPETITIVE” COLLEGE

45 75%

attending COLLEGE

were admitted to their top choice college or university A ending 45 colleges in 19 states plus Washington, D.C. OUT OF STATE

36%

The Sewickley Academy Class of 2022 is attending the following colleges and universities: (number of attendees in parentheses if more than one)

Allegheny College (2)

American University

Boston College

Carnegie Mellon University* (2)

Case Western Reserve University (2)

Chatham University

Dartmouth College*

Delaware State University

Denison University

Duquesne University

Elon University (6)

Emory University* (2)

Furman University

George Washington University

Georgetown University*

Gettysburg College

Hampton University

Indiana University, Bloomington

Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Juniata College

Miami University, Oxford

New York University

Ohio Wesleyan University

Pennsylvania State University

Princeton University*

Purdue University

Rochester University of Technology

The College of William & Mary

Tufts University (2)

University of California, Los Angeles*

University of Chicago* (2)

University of Cincinnati

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

University of Maryland, College Park

University of Michigan* (5)

University of Notre Dame*

University of Pennsylvania*

University of Pittsburgh (4)

University of Rochester

University of Vermont

University of Virginia

Vanderbilt University*

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Washington University in St. Louis

Youngstown State University

* indicates US News and World Report 2022 Top 25 National University or Liberal Arts College

(Bold) indicates US News and World Report 2022 Top 50 National University or Liberal Arts College

16% MERIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

recognized by NATIONAL

55% participated in

THEATER PERFORMANCE TECHNICAL THEATER AND/OR ORCHESTRA

94% participated in ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSES

The Academy provided my children, Jessica and Evan, a great educational foundation for their later achievements.” Parent of Alumni

23% HIGHER than national av age

74 POINTS HIGHER than Pennsylvania private school av age

9

earned SA’s Global Studies Certificate in addition to their diploma

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

Sewickley Academy is grateful to the following individuals who made gifts to the 2021-2022 Annual Fund, Educational Income Tax Credit (EITC), Special Purpose Entity, (SPE), Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC), designated gifts, or endowed funds from July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2022. Thank you for your generosity!

Anonymous (26)

Mr. Alfaro and Ms. Navarro

Mr. Charles Allen

Rachel and Brian Allen B

Trudy Webb Allen

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Allison

The Rev. and Mrs. Peter Amerman ’57

Chris J. Anderson

Kevin and Celeste Antill B

Mrs. Adelina A. Applegate

Tad Appleton

J. R. Arthur ’60 B

Sharon (Lapp ’96) Ashcroft

Mr. Bruce Atkinson

Ms. Susan Atkinson

Edward J. and. Kathryn Aufman

Mr. and Mrs. Derek J. Ausk

George D. Baker ’61 ••

Mr. Michael Baker

Mr. and Mrs. Chad Ballard

Julie and Tim Banks

Mary and Alfred Barbour

Antoinette Barbuto

Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Tingle (Culbertson ’61) Barnes ••

Mr. Chad Barnett

Mr. Nicholas Barry ’95

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bartlett ’81

Mr. R. Baxter and Dr. K. McLean

Jon Beales ’71

Mr. Brian Bechtold

David and Gail Becker ◊

Sharmon and Michael A. Beech B

Ms. Chelsea Begg

Mr. Jamie L. Behanna

Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Behling

Josephine (Gilmore ’54) Bell ••

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

Ms. Jarietha Bennett

Mr. and Mrs. William Benter

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Benz ’79

Ms. Wendy S. Berns

Bill Berry ’78

David J. Bevevino ’06 and Lily M. Roberts

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Bevevino B

Lisa S. Bevevino ’02 B

Mr. Peter Bickelhaupt ’71

Mr. Justin Bickerstaff

Tim and Jeanne Bingman B

Jane (Guernsey ’76) Birmingham ’76 * ••

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

Stan and Mary Pat Blaylock

Michael B. Bollinger ’74 B

Mr. and Mrs. Curan Bonham

Mr. and Mrs. Casey J. Bonincontro

Joe Borzacchiello

James P. Bouchard

Linda Bowers B

Ms. L. (Spencer ’73) Boyd

Mary (Harbist ’06) Brayer

Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy M. Brayley

Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Mary Jean (Foy ’81) Bretton

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Brocks

Mr. Colin B. Brooks

Mrs. Ellen S. Brooks

Mr. J. Judson Brooks, Jr. ’56

Melissa (Park ’99) Brooks

Dr. and Mrs. Scott Brooks

Kristina (Fausti ’93) and Shahriar Broumand ••

Mr. and Mrs. Jay G. Brown

Mr. John Brown

Mrs. Mary Florence Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Brown ’71 B

W. S. and Beth Brown B ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Bruno B

Kathryn and Michael Bryson ••

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

Sarah A. Buescher ’85

Mr. Paul Bukoskey III

John and Nancy Bunce •• ◊

Mr. Barrett Bunnell and Ms. Divya Thadani

Mr. and Mrs. Todd C. Burtch ’85

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

Ms. Katherine L. Busatto ’16

Mr. and Mrs. Max T. Busatto ’87

John W. Bush

Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Busher

Mr. and Mrs. David R. Cahouet ’91

Mr.* and Mrs.* Frank V. Cahouet ◊

Ms. Shan Callaghan B

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Calland B

Mr. and Mrs. Adam and Lilli (Dell’Aquila ’96) Cannon

Terry Canonge and Michelle Canonge

Charles and Deborah Capito B

Mrs. Vanessa and Mrs. Jill Capozzi

Kurt and Stacy Carlson

Dr. Bradley Carmichael

Chris and Ashly Carney B

Mr. G. Daniel Carney

Ms. Joanna Carrier ’91

Mr. and Ms. Chris Z. Carson

Ms. Helen Hanna Casey

Ms. Suzanne Casey

Dr. M. Castagnaro and Ms. L. Santelices

Mrs. Jacquelyn P. Cavalier B

Mr. Bob Cenci

Erin and John Centofanti B

David and Michael-Ann Cerniglia B

Michael and Connie Cesario B

Mr. Jon D. Walker and

The Rev. Nancy Chalfant-Walker ’68

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Chan

The Julian A. Chandler Family

Margot (Childs ’60) Cheel

Mr. and Mrs. Don Chekan

Dr. Boyle Cheng

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Childs ’70

Mr. Derek P. Chimner ’04

Mr. Ian S. Chisholm

Ms. Bonnie Christ

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

Frank Ciarallo ’82

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

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Clark II ’75

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

Mr. Bill Coates

Andrew Coburn ’85 B

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Coburn IV ’83

Susan (Nevin ’67) Cockrell ••

Father Joseph B. Codori, Jr. ’75

Mr. Walker Coggeshall

Mark Colavincenzo ’72 ••

K. L. Coleman

Mr. and Mrs. Denis Colwell

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Conboy III ’73

Mr. Kevin Conley

Mr. Frank M. Connelly ’78

Ms. Elisabeth Conner

Mr. Farzin S. Morena and Mrs. Cyra F. Contractor-Morena ’99

Mr. Seamus Coons

Mr. Kevon Copeland ’71

Susan Palmer Cordle and Christopher Cordle

Mr. David J. Coyle

George H. Craig ’59 ••

Mr. and Mrs. James Crawford

Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Cresap III ’70

Loren and Maggie Crispell

Dr. Pasquale A. Colavita and Dr. Tara L. Cuda ’85

John ’58 and Laurie Culbertson

Mr. Edward Cummins

Mr. Jim Cunningham

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Curtis

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

David Darby ’85 and Connie Standish ’85

George and Ada Davidson B

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

Mr. Ryan Davis and Dr. Jennifer Davis

Marc and Marie De Graef

Mr. De Jong and Mrs. Ladaga De Jong

Ms. Emily Dean

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dean

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. DeFallo

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

Mrs. Sarah B. DeMicheli

Mr. and Mrs. David D. DeNardo

Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Denby, Jr. ’76

Mr. Ralph M. DeStefano ’82

Mr. Clayton B. Deutsch ’99

Mr. and Mrs. Kieran Devlin

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Dexter ’61 B

Jamie Dickson

Mr. Bob Digiovine

Mr. James Dilley

Paul and Susan Dimmick

Bernard and Sandra DiSantis

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher DiSantis

Ms. Elisa Ditommaso

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Docherty ’76

Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Donahue

Daniel and Jennifer Donnelly

Dr. and Mrs. Bryan Donohue B

Mr. and Mrs. Bret Donovan

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Downs

Mr. and Mrs. Darren Drew

Jim and Rosemary Droney

Mr. Thomas C. Droney ’10

Mrs. Elena (Foster ’85) Dryden

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

Jennifer and Len Dulski B

Mr. and Ms. Lidong E

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Edmunds

Caroline (Campbell ’66) Edwards

Mr. Braden Elkin

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Elliott

Mr. Matthew J. Elliott ’84

Ms. Virginia J. (Nimick ’00) Elliott

Mr. John M. Richard and Ms. Renee R. Erb ’72

Liz Fahey

Ms. Anne-Marie Failla ’85

Ms. Christy Fairman

Mr. and Mrs. Sigo Falk

Mr. Jason Farmerie

Mr. David Fenner ’85

Mr. Dean Fera

Mr. E. Fiedler and Ms. J. Zhang

Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Fincke ••

Jason Fincke ’93 B

Ms. Roswitha Mohs Firth ’86

Ms. Mollie Fitzgerald ’81

Mr. Scott Fitzgerald

William and Cynthia Flood

Walter I. Floyd ’54

Tom ’71 and Diane Forrest

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Fortna

Doris R. Foster B

Mr. R. Frazzini and Ms. A. Zacharias

John and Neda Fritz

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

Laura ’02 and Graham Furlong

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Furlong

Mr. and Mrs. William and Lisa (Aufman ’89) Gaffey

Elizabeth (Marshall ’52) Games

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

Mr. and Mrs. David Garraux

Ms. Sarah (Edson ’75) Gauthier

Mrs. Valerie Gaydos ’85

Kevin Gazda B

Mrs. Cora-Alice Gebhardt * ◊

Mr. David R. Gerard ’76

Sarah (Flower ’60) Getty

Ms. Angela Gibbs

Mr. and Mrs. David B. Gibson ’58

Jean (Rose ’71) Gilpin

Edith (Metcalf ’72) Gingras

Dr. Jody B. Glance

Mr. Jonathan B. Glance ’93 B

William Glikes ’74

Linda (Tyler’67) Goldsmith

Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Goldstein

Kenneth Goleski and Kevin Yackmack

John and Hazel Golestan

Mrs. Gaynol Golitko

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Gordon ’86 ◊

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Gordon

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grattan

Deborah Gray ’68 ••

Mr. Daniel P. Grealish

Mr. Benjamin Greenberger ’07

Ms. Cassandra A. Grier ’81

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Griffin

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Griffin

Mr. and Mrs. James and Julia (Canter ’75) Grimes

Ms. Joanne Groshardt ’71

James and Linda Grundy

Beth (Heard ’66) Guy

Mr. Ha and Ms. Kim

Ms. Gail Hackett

Mrs. Holly D. Haddad ••

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Hallett

Mr. and Mrs. David Hammel

Mr. and Mrs. Sean Hammond

Fran Handy

Dr. Bushra Haq B

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harding B

Mr. Kenneth R. Hareza

Mr. Chris Harkins and Ms. Olivia T. Saperstein

The Rev. and Mrs. John F. Harrison ’81

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

Ms. Angie Hawes

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

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan and Kathryn (Heagy ’88) Glass

Eve Heavner

Jessica and Adam Hecht

Linda Hedin ’76

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hedin ’74 B

Richard L. Hefner ’69 ••

Kate (Beideman ’00) Heitzenrater

Mr. Hendrickson

Mr. John Henne

Robert Hensley ’81

Mr. Nathan M. Henzel and Ms. Audrianna Mallon

Dr. and Mrs. Arthur ’58 and Trudy (Oliver ’60) Hetherington

Edwin ’67 and Helen (Heard ’68)

Hetherington ••

Robert G. Hetherington ’56 ••

Thomas and Kathy Hewitt • ◊

Mr. G. Hilsabeck and Dr. J. Winant

Ms. Mary (Gwaltney ’67) Hines

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hodinko

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Holway

Mr. Edward F. Horne and Hon. Elizabeth (Doyle ’75) Horne

Ms. Sarah J. Howard

Micki Huff

Mr. and Mrs. E. Gerard Huston

Ms. Gina (Nocito ’96) Hutton

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander and Nancy (Crowley ’84) Inman

Mr. Frederick C. Irving III ’72

Mr. Chuck Jackson ••

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jackson B

Michael Jackson ’07

Lance F. James ’72

Robert James ’85 and Natasha Lopez

The Jardini Family ◊

Todd and Laura (Aufman ’88) Jenkins

Mr. and Mrs. Doug and Leslie (Bates ’75) Johnson

Elizabeth (Zug ’60) Johnstone

Peter D. Jones ’53

Mr. D. Ehren Jordan ’85

Ms. Marina Kalis ’05

Mr. Michael Kalis ’07

Mr. Peter J. Kalis and Ms. Mary O’Day

Mr. Harry Kammerer ’70

Mr. Efim and Dr. Leah (Henderson ’01) Kanner

Mr. and Mrs. Marc H. Kaplan

Caite Kappel ’02

Drs. Girish and Amanda Jayne Kapur

Ms. Natalie A. Kasievich ’01

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kasky

Mr. Joseph Katarincic

Frederic S. Kaufman, Jr. B

Kerry A. Kearney B

Mrs. Jennifer (Clement ’86) Kelley

Kathleen Kellinger

Mr. Stewart H. Kerns ’02

Dr. C. Khan and Ms. S. Mohyuddin

Dr. and Mrs. Gunjan Khanna

Dr. and Mrs. Brian A. Kilpela

Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Kinney ’77

Charlotte Kirven Woods Hampton

Ms. Linda Klemash

Ms. Mary Ann Kmetyk ’73

Josh and Julie Knapp

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Knaub

Carolina (Caletti ’86) Knight B

Mrs. Lulu Gail Knight ◊

Mrs. Thomas S. Knight, Jr.

Mr. Brad Knoch

Mr. Glenn Koch and Dr. Bevan Koch

Mr. Thomas Kochan

Dr. and Mrs. Gary Kolb ’67

Penni Korb ’67

Mr. and Mrs. Nate and Brooke (Barber ’00) Kostelnik

Mr. and Mrs. Kristofer C. Kowalyk

Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Kronk

Terrance and Kim Krysinski

Mr. Bruce Lammel

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Landwehr

Chris and Carrie Lanza

A.C. Lardieri

Mr. Dewey Larson

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. Laslo

Mr. and Ms. Louis Latte

S. Latusick B

Dr. and Mrs. Peter F. Lau

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Nancy (Kennerdell ’81) Lawrence

Mr. William S. Lear ’57

Mr. John Hulick and Ms. Maureen A. Lee

Ms. Elena Leib

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

Mr. David W. Lendt

Brian D. Lenehan ’70

Mr. Randy C. Lennon

Mr. Robert Leri

Ms. Eboni S. Lesesne

Leslie Levine-James and Dennis James B

Gwen Lewis

Ms. Karen Lewis

Leslie Lewis ’81

Kris and Brenda Lightcap B ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Vinnie Lima

Margaret (Falk ’83) Lipscomb ••

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Little

Mr. Austin T. Lockhart

Mr. and Ms. William Long

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Lorey

Dr. Wayne and Charlene Ludkiewicz B

Ms. Katherine A. Lukaszewicz

Mr. Derek Lyons

The Rev. Canon Dr. and Mrs. John A. Macdonald ’75

Scott MacLeod ’77 B

Dr. and Mrs. George J.

Magovern, Jr.

Mr. and Ms. Sumit Mahanti

David C. Maloney

Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Mancino

Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Mancos

Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Mankowski B

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth and Christina (Bartlett ’82) Manning

Ms. Marie Marasigan

Lucia (Cia Henderson ’67) Marion

Mr. and Mrs. F. Joseph Marsh ◊

Mrs. Naomi E. Marshall

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron C. Martindale

Suzanne Masri ’81

Mr. and Ms. Norman Mast

Mrs. Jon W. McCarter B

Thomas McCarthy ’90

Mr. and Mrs. Ron McCloskey B

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

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

Mr. and Mrs. William D. McCrady

Kay (Graham ’57) McCullough

Mr. Edward J. McDonnell III

Mr. James McElman ’76

The McIntyre Family

Mr. and Mrs. Dave McKelvey

Mr. and Mrs. R. Gary McKnight B

Mr. William A. McNickle ’59

Mr.* and Mrs. Stephen McVeigh B

Mr. and Mrs. Glen T. Meakem ◊

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

Mark ’81 and Dianne Melodia

Mr. and Mrs. Rogerio G. Mendonca

Chuck and Stephanie Menzock

Mr. Matthew Michaels

Dr. and Mrs. Ron Mignella

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Milanovich

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 ◊

Mary Ann Mitko

Mr. David Montanez

Mark D. Moore ’81 ••

Moravitz Family

Mr. Michael Moriarty and Ms. Jennifer Quisenberry

Cary Morris

Mr. and Mrs. A. Eugene

Morrison, Jr. ’75

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Morrow ’59

Mrs. Virginia C. (Booth ’71) Morrow

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

Mr. and Mrs. Tolentino Moya

Moyer Family

Drs. Jeffrey and Shannon Mulholland

Mrs. Christine Mulhollem

Mr. and Ms. Mark Mullen

Drs. Derrick and Jaime Mullin

Sujana and Suresh Mulukutla

Charles M. Murdock ’70

Mr. Mark R. Murdock ’74 B

Mr. and Ms. James G. Muse ’85

Helen S. Nahouraii ’90, DMD

Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Napoleone

Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Nash ’79

Charlene and Stephen Nass B

Mr. Greg Needler

John I. Nevin ’97 B

Mrs. Clifford Nichols, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Nicotero, Jr. ’76

Mr. David A. Nimick ’39 ••

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

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

Mr. Dennis Noonan

Ms. Mary Odom ’76

Ms. Jessica Ohr

Mr. Frederick W. Okie, Jr. ’52

Mr. and Mrs. Chinedu Okorafor

Mr. Tim Olack

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

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Palguta

Mr. Rich Palladini

Mr. Winthrop R. Palmer ••

Sallie (Starr ’85) Paracca

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

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Parker ••

Mr. Forrest T. Passerin ’90 and Ms. Nicole L. Mangino

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Patrick

Bill* and Dolly Paul

Dania and Joe Paul ’82

Bob and Suzi Peluso B

Dan and Jessica Peluso B

Mr. Derrick Perkins ’05

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

Renita O. Phillip

Mr. Kobe Phillippi

Dr. and Mrs. Sean F. Pieramici

Bill and Sarah Pietragallo

Miss Emma C. Pigman ’19

Paul and Kate (Poppenberg ’82)

Pigman ••

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

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pool

Amy (Baribault ’79) Powell

Mr. Kobe Powell

Mike Pratt

Ms. Martha R. Prine ’75

Ken and Crista Pryor ••

Gurdev S. Purewal and Surinderjit Purewal B

Navdeep and Rani Purewal

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan T. Purpura ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Sara (Gordon ’76) Pylman

The Quigley Family

Laurie (Zug ’83) Quimby

Mr. David S. Quinn ’04

The Very Rev. and Mrs. Scott T. Quinn

Richmond Rabinowitz ’66

Mr. G. Raghavan and Mrs. A. Sarangan

Ashvin and Beth Ragoowansi B

Mr. and Mrs. Gupta D. Rai

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ranalli

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rankin

Shannon Rankin and Rachel Murphy

Mr. Raymond M. Ratliff and Ms. Myra Lyles

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

Mrs. Denise Reed

Mr. Ronald H. Rennick and Mrs. Patricia E. King

Dr. and Mrs. David Ribar ’72

Ms. Regina Ricci

Amy (Eger ’97) Rice B

Ms. Susan S. Richardson ’61

Thomas Richardson ’57

Jonathan Riddle and Jennifer Harding

Mr. and Mrs. A. Henry Riehl ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Riordan •• ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Robb III

Mr. Gary Robinson

Ms. Jackie Rodgers

Andrew Rose ’61 B

Drs. Gerald and Lisa Ross

Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Roth

Mr. Aaron B. Rowley ’90

Gerry Rubritz

Sandra (Wick ’69) Ruggiero

Mary Carroll (Weiss ’71) Ryan

Elizabeth (Standish ’83) Sackson

Matthew and Melissa Sanfilippo

Ms. Andrea L. Satariano

Mrs. Pat Satariano

Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Schafer ’75

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Schinagl

Ms. Katherine A. Schmidt

Mr. and Mrs. Brendan J. Schneider B

Peter Schramm ’10

Ms. Dawn Schultz

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

Andrea (Smith ’61) Scott

Pam Scott B

Holly Seifert ’01

Heather H. Semple ’78

Mr. Henry Seymour ’75

Ms. Lisa (Baker ’77) Seymour

Dr. Samir Shah and Dr. Nisha Mehta

Mr. and Mrs. Cody T. Shannon

Mr. and Mrs. Landon L. Shaw

Mr. Henry Z. Shenk ’74

Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Sherer

Judy and Ned Sherry

Lori Sherry

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Siebert

Marion (Nimick ’72) Silbert ••

Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Simmons ’78 ◊

Ms. Stephanie E. Simon

Mr. Donald Kortlandt and Ms. Anna P. Singer ’76

Mohinder Singh

Dr. Satbir Singh and Family ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sirianni

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

Dr. John F. Smith and Dr. Shery Thomas

Patricia and Gil Smith ••

Rodney and Kristene Smith

Mr. Steven Smith and Ms. Loreal Wade

Mr. Randy Snell

Mr. G. Whitney Snyder, Jr. ’79 ◊

Ms. Nina Snyder ’67 ◊

Dr. and Mrs. Mark Socinski

Mr. Daniel R. Solter ’00

Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Sour ’80

Susan (Ratcliffe ’55) Sour ••

Billie Spencer ’67

Ms. Brittani Spencer

Connie (Wood ’74) Spencer B

The Spencer Family

Ms. Benjamin T. Spicer B

Pascale and Michael Spinelli B

Dr. A. Srinath and Mrs. C. Gokul-Srinath

Mr. and Mrs. Baird M. Standish ’75

Joseph and Marie Steele

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Stefanik

Ms. Dana Stefanik-Newman

Mr. C. Stein and Ms. E. Jacobs ◊

Peter and Elizabeth* Stein

Uwe and Charlotte Stender

William Stevenson ’81 B

Mr. and Mrs. Foster A.

Stewart, Jr. ’85

The Rev. and Mrs. John Stoeckle ’73

Jack Stoner ’73

Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Stoner ’75

Meghan (Toth ’81) Strubel

Ms. Katharine E. Sweeney

David and Elizabeth Sykes

Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Tallent

Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Taylor

Gunjan Kedia and Sridhar Tayur

Ms. Julia E. Tebbets and Ms. Lori A. Yost B

Ms. Carolyn Terner ’79

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

Mrs. Amy R. Thimons

Dr. David G. Thimons

Robert ’76 and Tina Thomas B

Carol (Semple ’66) Thompson ••

Drs. Diane and Todd Thompson ’85

Mr. and Mrs. O. David Thompson ’68 B

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan A. Thompson ’98 B

Ms. Liza T. Thornton ’76

The Titler Family

Mrs. Karen Tobias

Mr. and Mrs. Kyle E. Tobias

Rodney Torbic ’85

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Trainer, Jr. ’66

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

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Tremaine

Mr. Brian Turk

Joe Turner ’52

Carly Tustin ’09

Birgo Gigi Vaccaro

Emily (Amerman ’62) Vagnoni

Debbie (Thaw ’68) Valera B ◊

Mr. Andras W. Vancsa ’90

Elizabeth (Brown ’75) Van Sant ••

Dr. and Mrs. Dmitri Vassiliev

Mr. R. Veeramachaneni and Mrs. S. Ponnam

Mr. A. Richard Violi

Regina von Schack

Dr. Rade B. Vukmir and Ms. CJ Duckett

Mr. Mark A. Vuono

Rob Walkingshaw ’70 •• ◊

Dr. H. Wang and Ms. L. Song

Lee (Jackson ’78) Warner

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Watters

Tracy Wazenegger

Jared Weber ’04

Mr. M. Wei and Mrs. L. Zhou

Natalie (Hansen ’78) Weinsz ◊

Richard and Audrey Weinzierl ••

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Weir

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

Mr. Gregory T. Welch ’75

Mr. and Mrs. Mark and Petra (Koenig ’79) Wells ••

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Welsher

Christopher and Elizabeth (Wiegand ’91) Wentz

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Werner

Bill Wettach ’66

Mr. Clark W. Whalen ’82

Mr. and Mrs. Marc Whelan B

Lucy (Eynon ’61) Whitin

Mr. and Mrs. Ward A. Wickwire III ’57

Dr. and Ms. Geoffrey H. Wilcox ’75

Drs. Andrew and Alissa (Cowden ’97) Wilmot

Elizabeth (Burden ’62) Wilson ••

Mr. James R. Wiltman ’77

Dr. Mary Winzelberg

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Wolf ’81

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Woo

Mimi (Brooks ’53) Woodbridge

Stephanie (Culbertson ’54) Woolard

Tom and Fay Wright

Write-Click Solutions, LLC

Ms. Shanda Wyatt

Mr. J.R. Young

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Young

Mr. and Mrs. David and Helen (Anson ’75) Yourd

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Zaluski

Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Zanic

Susan Zawacky B

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zeglowitsch

Mr. Michael R. Zeigler

Mr. Dennis Zeitler

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Zeranski

Mr. Juxin Chen and Ms. Jing Zhou B

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 2021-2022, Annual Fund, Educational Income Tax Credit (EITC), Special Purpose Entity, (SPE), Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC), designated gifts, or endowed funds.

Anonymous (4)

A. Stucki Company

Alderman Holdings LLC

AmazonSmile Foundation

America-Italy Society of Philadelphia

The Ann and Frank Cahouet Foundation

Bank of America Matching Gifts Program

The Bank of New York Mellon Community Partnership

Bartlett Foundation

Benevity

Benevity – American Online Giving Foundation

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices

The Blackbaud Giving Fund by its agent, YourCause

BNY Mellon

BNY Mellon Charitable Gift Fund

– Watters Family Fund

Brian D. Lenehan Inc.

CAF – Charities Aid Foundation of America

CAF – Charities Aid Foundation of America C/O Cybergrants

Cape Cod 5 Trust and Asset Management

Central Pennsylvania Scholarship Fund

Clements Family Charitable Trust Community Funded

Doric Lodge No. 630

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

– Kim and Tad Coburn

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

– Dawn and David Jardini Family

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

– Wynne P. Delmhorst

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

– Duff and Sibby McCrady Fund

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

– Kolb Family Fund

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

– Richardson Family Giving Fund

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

– Walkingshaw Fund

Fidelity Charitable Glen and Diane Meakem Family Fund

First National Bank of Pennsylvania

G. Whitney Snyder Charitable Fund

Hand and UpperEx Center

Helen Forde Gander and Mary A. Baldwin Charitable Trust

Henne, Inc.

Heritage Valley Health Systems

Industry Terminal and Salvage Company

James L Dunlap Construction LLC

James M. and Lucy K. Schoonmaker Foundation

John V. Schultz Furniture

J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund

– Huret Dulski Fund

Julie and Brian Simmons Foundation

LGA Partners

Maine Community Foundation

McElhattan Foundation

Michael Brocks and Associates PC

Minneapolis Foundation

– Conboy Family Fund

Mosites Construction Company

Muse Foundation

Network for Good

Nicholas C. Chubb, M.D. Charitable

Fnd-Cmty Fdn of W. NC

On Time Delivery, Inc.

Philadelphia Insurance Companies

Pickands Mather Lake Services

The Pittsburgh Foundation

– Gertrude O. Hetherington Fund

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

Pleasant Valley Veterinary Clinic

PNC Bank Foundation

Progressive Insurance Foundation

Ramp N Rize

Richard King Mellon Foundation

Schwab Charitable –

Jane Guernsey Birmingham Fund

Schwab Charitable – John and Laurie Culbertson Charitable Fund

Schwab Charitable – Ken and Tina Manning Fund

Schwab Charitable – Ward A. and Tracy B. Wickwire

Simpson and McCrady LLC

Standish Family Foundation Fund

– Charlottesville Community Fd

T. Rowe Price Charitable – Brian and Trudy Allen Charitable Fund

The Help Som-Child Foundation

Tull Family Foundation

UGI Energy Services

The United Way of Allegheny County

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

The Williams Companies, 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. Helen (Collin ’40) Adams*

Dr. James J. Angel ’77

Mrs. Claire (Lang ’90) Ballantyne

Ms. Josephine (Gilmore ’54) Bell

Mr. Edward B. Blue 1910*

Mr. William Boyd, Jr. ’29*

Mrs. Constance (Irwin ’53) Bray*

Dr.* Nicholas C. Chubb ’37

Mr. Robert B. Egan*

Gerta Engstrom Family*

Mrs. Winifred Farin

Mr.* and Mrs. John K. Foster, Jr. ’51

Mr.* and Mrs. Yale A. Frame

Ms. Katherine C. Galbraith*

Mr.* and Mrs.* Ronald E. Gebhardt

Mrs. David M. Gilmore*

Ms. Deborah Gray ’68

Mr. Larry E. Hall

IMO Franklin L. Harper ’82*

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

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

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

Jack and Marnie McKnight

Mr. Otto Meinhardt*

Anne (McKnight ’37) Murdock*

Mrs. Martha (Anderson ’37) Nash*

Henry Oliver*

Mr. John C. Oliver, Jr.*

Mrs. Laura (Liggett ’33) Oliver*

Mrs. Constance (Hillman ’30) O’Neil*

Mr. George P. O’Neil ’30*

Wm. John ’70 and Kathryn Powell

Ms. Virginia Rose Rea*

Mr. Robert W. Riordan

Ms. Henriette E. Rougraff ’45*

Mrs. Elizabeth (Standish ’83) Sackson

Ms. Lucy K. Schoonmaker*

Mr. Frank C. Schroeder ’28*

Mr. Alden H. J. Sector*

Mr. Harton S. Semple ’36*

Mr. Henry Z. Shenk ’74

Mr. G. Whitney Snyder*

Dr. Susan (Ratcliffe ’55) Sour

Ms. Billie Spencer ’67

Judge William L. Standish ’44*

Mrs. S. Lee (Jackson ’78) Warner

Richard and Audrey Weinzierl

Mrs. Missy (Ratcliffe ’60) Zimmerman

* Deceased

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 Dr. William Barnes

Jared Weber ’04

Gifts received In Honor of John Basinger

Chris J. Anderson

Gifts received In Honor of Dr. Ashley (Brown ’00) Birtwell

Lance F. James ’72

Gifts received In Honor of William P. Brisky ’29

Mike Pratt

Gifts received In Honor of Karen Coleman

Lisa S. Bevevino ’02

Gifts received In Honor of Nashton J. Donnelly ’34

Mrs. Jon W. McCarter

Gifts received In Honor of Nolan J. Donnelly ’25

Mrs. Jon W. McCarter

Gifts received In Honor of Brooke Goldstein ’30

Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Goldstein

Gifts received In Honor of Gavin Goldstein ’33

Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Goldstein

Gifts received In Honor of Zakary Goldstein ’29

Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Goldstein

Gifts received In Honor of Tristan Heavner

Eve Heavner

Gifts received In Honor of Ibrahim Khan ’23

Dr. Bushra Haq

Gifts received In Honor of Jenna R. Khan ’30

Dr. Bushra Haq

Gifts received In Honor of Sophia Khan ’27

Dr. Bushra Haq

Gifts received In Honor of Eva Kidwai

Ms. Andrea L. Satariano

Gifts received In Honor of Catherine Loevner

Mr. Henry Z. Shenk ’74

Gifts received In Honor of Cristy L. McCloskey

Anonymous

Gifts received In Honor of Matt Michaels

Chris J. Anderson

Gifts received In Honor of Kate (Poppenberg ’82) Pigman

Mr. James R. Wiltman ’77

Gifts received In Honor of Baylor S. Robb ’28

Joseph and Marie Steele

Gifts received In Honor of Shannon C. Schinagl ’91

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Schinagl

Gifts received In Honor of Dr. Jerilyn Scott ’86 Anonymous

Gifts received In Honor of Finnean E. Tobias ’33

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dean

Mrs. Karen Tobias

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

Gifts received In Honor of Board of Trustees, Administrators and Faculty

John and Nancy Bunce

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

Chris J. Anderson

Gifts received In Honor of The 50th Reunion of the Class of 1960

Dr. and Mrs. Arthur ’58 and Trudy (Oliver ’60) Hetherington

IN MEMORY OF...

Gifts received In Memory of Robert A. Applegate ’35 Mrs. Adelina A. Applegate

Gifts received In Memory of Samuel B. Applegate ’42 Mrs. Adelina A. Applegate

Gifts received In Memory of Robbie Brooks ’52 Mimi (Brooks ’53) Woodbridge

Gifts received In Memory of Sandy Brooks ’59

Mimi (Brooks ’53) Woodbridge

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 Ann W. Cahouet

Mr. and Mrs. David R. Cahouet ’91

The Ann and Frank Cahouet Foundation

Gifts received In Memory of Scott Carter

Meghan (Toth ’81) Strubel

Gifts received In Memory of James E. Cavalier

George H. Craig ’59

Mr. and Mrs. Doug and Leslie (Bates ’75) Johnson

Ms. Mary Ann Kmetyk ’73

Sallie (Starr ’85) Paracca

Richmond Rabinowitz ’66

Ellen (Goehring ’85) and Rodney ’85 Skirpan

Patricia and Gil Smith

Meghan (Toth ’81) Strubel

Susan Zawacky

Gifts received In Memory of Donna Chandler

The Julian A. Chandler Family

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 Dr. Joyce L. Ferris

Amy (Eger ’97) Rice

Gifts received In Memory of Thomas Fincke ’02

Jason Fincke ’93

Gifts received In Memory of Claudia Gallant

Susan (Ratcliffe ’55) Sour

Gifts received In Memory of Charles Glarrow

Mr. George D. Baker ’61

Gifts received In Memory of Christopher Gordon ’78

Heather H. Semple ’78

Gifts received In Memory of Kathryn Freyvogel Edson Gordon

Trudy Webb Allen

Ms. Susan Atkinson

Mrs. Mary Florence Brown

Ms. Helen Hanna Casey

Ms. Suzanne Casey

Ms. Elisabeth Conner

Mr. and Mrs. Sigo Falk

Ms. Sarah (Edson ’75) Gauthier

Mrs. Gaynol Golitko

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Gordon

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Hallett

Mr. and Mrs. E. Gerard Huston

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander and Nancy (Crowley ’84) Inman

Karen, John, JTY and Todd Landwehr

Mr. David ’39 and June Nimick

Mr. Frederick W. Okie, Jr. ’52

Mr. Ronald H. Rennick and Mrs. Patricia E. King

Elizabeth (Standish ’83) Sackson

Mr. and Mrs. Baird M. Standish ’75

Standish Family Foundation Fund at the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation

T. Rowe Price Charitable – Brian and Trudy Allen Charitable Fund

Gifts received In Memory of Katie Edson Gordon and Mort Edson

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Gordon

Mr. Edward J. McDonnell III, Honoring Jimmy, Kris, Sarah, Mike, Annie, and Katy. Appreciation to Tracey, Amy, Tim, and Sara

Elizabeth (Standish ’83) Sackson

Standish Family Foundation Fund –Charlottesville Community Fd

Gifts received In Memory of Richard Hull ’57

The Rev. and Mrs. Peter Amerman ’57

Gifts received In Memory of Anne Jackson

Maine Community Foundation

Gifts received In Memory of Navdeep Kang ’07

Mr. and Mrs.* Edward Cummins

Mr. Michael Kalis ’07

Gifts received In Memory of Anne (Marshall ’78) Kelley

Heather H. Semple ’78

Gifts received In Memory of Al Knight

Mrs. Lulu Gail Knight

Gifts received In Memory of Paul Knight ’81

Mrs. Lulu Gail Knight

Gifts received In Memory of Susan Kopf

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

– Duff and Sibby McCrady Fund

Mr. and Mrs. William D. McCrady

Gifts received In Memory of Judy Lackner

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

Gifts received In Memory of Dr. Sabita Mahanti

Mr. and Ms. Sumit Mahanti

Gifts received In Memory of James Shannon McKain ’73

The Rev. and Mrs. John Stoeckle ’73

Gifts received In Memory of Sira Metzinger

Mr. Benjamin Greenberger ’07

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

Charles M. Murdock ’70

Gifts received In Memory of Clifford Nichols, Jr. Mrs. Clifford Nichols, Jr.

Gifts received In Memory of Stan Partenheimer

Ms. Natalie A. Kasievich ’01

Gifts received In Memory of Jim Pearson ’68

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Buchanan III ’68

Gifts received In Memory of Ronald Perkins

Mr. Derrick Perkins ’05

Gifts received In Memory of Francy and Brian Pratt

Mike Pratt

Gifts received In Memory of Don Rose III ’69

Jean (Rose ’71) Gilpin

Gifts received In Memory of Richard Sakara

Charles and Deborah Capito

Gifts received In Memory of Joan L. Schenerlein

Christi Hays ’70

Gifts received In Memory of Manon Sohn ’09

Carly Tustin ’09

Gifts received In Memory of Ed Stefanik

Ms. Dana Stefanik-Newman

Gifts received In Memory of James Wardrop ’57

Mr. Colin B. Brooks

Gifts received In Memory of Colin Fawcett Wise ’07

Benevity – American Online Giving Foundation

Mr. and Mrs.* Edward Cummins

Michael Jackson ’07

Ms. Marina Kalis ’05

Mr. Michael Kalis ’07

* Deceased

SOCIETY of 1838

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

Anonymous (7)

Andrea and David Aloe

Anne L. and George H. Clapp

Charitable and Educational Trust

Ayco Charitable Foundation

– Paul and Nancy O’Neill Foundation

Mary and Alfred Barbour

Baseball Training Academy

David and Gail Becker

The Bonomo Family

Mr. William Boyd, Jr. ’29*

Matthew and Leslie Braksick

Ellen K. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Brown ’71

William H. Brown, Jr.

W. S. and Beth Brown

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

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

Mrs. Cora-Alice Gebhardt

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.

G. Whitney Snyder Charitable Fund

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

Helen Forde Gander and Mary A. Baldwin Charitable Trust

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hickton

Hillman Family Foundations

H. J. Heinz Company Foundation

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

Mrs. Lulu Gail Knight

Bob and Susie* Kopf

Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Koval

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Lenchner ’77

Kathy and Michael Lennon

Kris and Brenda Lightcap

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Long

Mr. Kevin Luffy and Dr. Stacy Lane

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

Mr. and Mrs. F. Joseph Marsh

Mary Hillman Jennings Foundation

* Deceased

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

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

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

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.*

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

Mrs. Nancy O’Neill

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

Mr.* and Mrs. Paul H. O’Neill, Sr.

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

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

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

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

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Pappas

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

Bob and Joan Peirce

Pickands Mather Lake Services

The Pittsburgh Foundation

– McAdams Family Donor Fund

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

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*

R. P. Simmons Family Foundation

Scaife Family Foundation

Schoonmaker L. Trust for T. Yanckello

Mr. and Mrs.* David W. SculleySean 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. G. Whitney Snyder, Jr. ’79

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

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. C. Stein and Ms. E. Jacobs

Jenna and Ted Stevenson ’78

The Grable Foundation

Thomas Marshall Foundation

Debbie (Thaw ’68) and Milt Valera

Rob Walkingshaw ’70

Warburg Pincus LLC

Mary and Rich Weber

Natalie (Hansen ’78) Weinsz

Mr. Roger C. Wiegand

W. P. Snyder Charitable Trust

Mrs. Rives (Rea ’71) Yost

Mr. Walter M. Yost II ’69

BREAKTHROUGH PITTSBURGH

SMITHFIELD STREET BRIDGE CIRCLE ($2,500.00 +)

Anonymous (5)

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

Melissa (Park ’99) Brooks

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

Jennifer and Len Dulski

Mr. R. Frazzini and Ms. A. Zacharias

Mr. and Mrs. David Hammel

The Help Som-Child Foundation

Thomas and Kathy Hewitt

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

Dr. and Mrs. Gunjan Khanna

McElhattan Foundation

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

Paul and Kate (Poppenberg ’82)

Pigman

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan T. Purpura

Richard King Mellon Foundation

Mr. C. Stein and Ms. E. Jacobs

Mr. Dennis Zeitler

HOT METAL BRIDGE CIRCLE ($1,500.00 +)

The Pittsburgh Foundation – Michael Bill Avner Memorial Fund

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

Benevity – American Online Giving Foundation

W. S. and Beth Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Edmunds

Laura ’02 and Graham Furlong

Mr. Jonathan B. Glance ’93

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Martin

Dr. and Mrs. John M. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Chinedu Okorafor

Ashvin and Beth Ragoowansi

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Riordan

Rodney and Kristene Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan A. Thompson ’98

Ms. Shanda Wyatt

LIBERTY BRIDGE CIRCLE

($500.00 +)

Mr. and Mrs. Curan Bonham

Kathryn and Michael Bryson

Mrs. Vanessa and Mrs. Jill Capozzi

RC and Andrea Hayden

Mr. Glenn Koch and Dr. Bevan Koch

Scott MacLeod ’77

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan L. Marshall

BLOOMFIELD BRIDGE CIRCLE

($100.00 +)

Anonymous

Rachel and Brian Allen

Benevity

Mr. and Mrs. Casey J. Bonincontro

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley L. Busatto ’88

Chris and Ashly Carney

Mr. and Ms. Chris Z. Carson

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

Ms. Elisa Ditommaso

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

Jason Fincke ’93

Ms. Angie Hawes

Mr. and Ms. William Long

Moravitz Family

Drs. Jeffrey and Shannon Mulholland

Drs. Derrick and Jaime Mullin

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

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

The Quigley Family

Mr. and Mrs. Brendan J. Schneider

The United Way of Allegheny County

Drs. Andrew and Alissa (Cowden ’97) Wilmot

SUMMERBRIDGE FRIENDS

($1.00 +)

Anonymous

Mr. Charles Allen

Mr. Michael Baker

Ms. Jarietha Bennett

Kristina (Fausti ’93) and Shahriar Broumand

Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Bruno

Mr. Derek P. Chimner ’04

Community Funded

Mr. Seamus Coons

Ms. Elena Leib

Ms. Eboni S. Lesesne

Write-Click Solutions, LLC

Q&A with Advancement

Brittani Spencer, Major Gifts Officer and Carey Byrnes, Annual Giving Officer

When did you start working at SA?

B: July 2020

C: May 2022

Provide a brief description of your role/responsibilities:

We are responsible for generating annual and endowed philanthropic revenue for the Academy. Together we build and maintain relationships among all of our constituent groups and enhance loyalty, dedication, and support for the school. We are actively involved in the planning and execution of events like the annual auction and golf outing, days of giving, as well as coordinating sponsorships, planned gifts, memorials, scholarships, and special and transformational giving.

What is your experience prior to SA?

B: I was the Development Director at St. Bernard Academy in Nashville, Tennessee, where I led advancement and alumni efforts. Before moving to Nashville, I spent 4.5 years at the University of Pittsburgh working in development for the School of Medicine. I started working in the field in 2012 with the Hemophilia Foundation as their Fundraising and Events Manager.

C: I was also with the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine as a Senior Development Associate where I worked on event sponsorships as well as class, individual, student, and planned giving. Prior to that, I spent 13 years in various roles with the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium including marketing, development, and visitor services.

What made you want to work in Advancement?

B: I knew I had a passion for this work after taking an Intro to Nonprofit Management course in college. This course enabled us to work closely with an organization to develop a strategic fundraising plan. Working in advancement is challenging yet rewarding, knowing all of your efforts have a direct and immediate impact on the organization.

C: I enjoy building relationships and hearing about other people’s experiences and the impact that their school and its faculty and staff have had on their lives.

What has been your favorite fundraiser to date and why?

B: The 2022 Auction, A Night at the Drive-In, was my favorite fundraiser to plan and execute. Our planning committee went above and beyond to make sure that the event was a success. The energy in the room the night of the event was immeasurable. I am hopeful that the 2023 Auction will be even more successful!

C: On a personal side, my husband and I organized a pancake breakfast for his nephew who was battling childhood leukemia. The outpouring of support, donations, and volunteers, and being able to see our community come together, was so emotionally rewarding. I’m happy to share that he is in remission. Professionally, the UPMC Celebrity Golf Classic was probably my favorite, especially working with the Ryan Shazier Fund for Spinal Rehabilitation.

Why should someone donate to SA?

At SA, we are working to build a culture of philanthropy. Our financial goals matter, of course, but what matters the most is having involvement from our entire community. We aspire to achieve 100% community participation to support our amazing students and inspiring faculty members.

What do you want our donors to know?

Dollars donated to SA, specifically through the Annual Fund (rebranded in 2022-23 as the SA Fund), directly impact the student experience. They are used for improvements to campus, to provide professional development opportunities and support for our faculty members, and so much more. This fund fills the gap between tuition and the actual cost of a Sewickley Academy education, thereby offsetting significant tuition increases and benefiting every student.

What makes SA donors special?

Both of us have worked for much larger organizations, and, in comparison, the community of donors and prospective donors at SA, while smaller, is more tight-knit and engaged. SA donors have a special commitment to the school’s legacy and to academic excellence.