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CONTACT US
The Development Team is grateful for your support. Please reach out to us if you have any questions or need additional information.
Kerrie Donahue
Director of Advancement
401.246.1230 ext. 3043 kdonahue@standrews-ri.org
Jessica Chace Director of Communication and Marketing
401.246.1230 ext. 3023 jchace@standrews-ri.org
Pam Farmer Assistant Director of Development for Alumni Engagement
401.246.1230 ext. 3128 pfarmer@standrews-ri.org
Paola Martinez
Assistant Director of Development for Annual Giving and Advancement Services
401.246.1230 ext. 3028 pmartinez@standrews-ri.org
Tracy Reilly Manager of Development Events and Engagement
401.246.1230 ext. 3036 treilly@standrews-ri.org
2023–24 BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OFFICERS
Anton P. Giedt, President
Benjamin C. White ’08, Vice President
Joel E. Legon, Treasurer
Eric B. Mack ’00, Secretary MEMBERS
Julie Avina
Nina Brodeur
David A. Brown ’52
Sean Coffey
Joseph B. Farmer
Pamela Faulkner
Soohuen Ham ’99
John Harker
Peter L. Holden
Tim Johnson
Audrey Kupchan, M.D.
Lieutenant Colonel Michael Manning
Sara Shea McConnell
Cyd McKenna ’88
Demetris Nichols ’03
Karen A. Pelczarski
Mark A. Ross
Alfred B. Van Liew
Alfred Verrecchia
Margot F. Wolf
TRUSTEE EX-OFFICIO
The Reverend Patrick J. Greene
The Right Reverend W. Nicholas Knisely, Jr.
2023–24 FRIENDS OF ST. ANDREW ’ S ADVISORY COUNCIL
Bonnie Bower
Jeanne Charness
Jonathan Conklin
Robert D. Ellison ’88
Joseph B. Farmer
Janet Fogarty
Richard Glenn
Kate Greene
Soohuen Ham ’99
Garrett Kissel ’07
Julie Montalbano
Ralph Posner
R. Jason Resmini, Esq. ’99
Anne Snyder
Genie Trevor
Audrey Kupchan M.D., Board Liaison and Development Committee Co-Chair
Dear St. Andrew’s Community,
Happy Thanksgiving! The holidays are near and I am filled with gratitude. Gratitude for our extraordinary school community and for the opportunity to empower students to discover their unique value and embrace their full potential. This time of year always calls for reflection, and the following pages reflect accomplishments, traditions, and celebrations from last school year, highlighting the tremendous impact of our donor and volunteer community.
As you know, the school adopted a new mission statement, Chapin Tradition, and guiding principles over the summer (see them shared on page 5). I love this final product. Our mission in particular resonates deeply with me because I have the privilege of seeing our incredible faculty and staff deliver this mission every day—and I see the wonderful things our students accomplish because they feel a sense of belonging and value here at St. Andrew’s.
I loved the design process of creating these new materials because we had the opportunity of hearing so many of your stories. We learned of your connection to St. Andrew’s and what made our school and community so special for you. I remember vividly talking to one of our staff members who was also a parent of a student. She told me that St. Andrew’s “showed students how valuable they were.” I was struck by her words. They were so simple and yet so true. And I knew exactly what she meant.
St. Andrew’s empowers students to discover their unique value and embrace their full potential. I have been fortunate to witness and be part of this for the past 9 years, from the perspective as the head of school but also as the father of two St. Andrew’s students. My eldest son graduated with the Class of 2024 and my youngest son is currently a junior. As a parent, I see the transformation they have experienced because of St. Andrew’s kind and inclusive community, and the dedication and care of their teachers. This is truly a gift and I’m so grateful.
Here at St. Andrew’s, students are encouraged to be themselves, take risks, and challenge themselves academically, athletically, artistically, and socially. Every step of the way, our community is there to support them. And it doesn’t stop when our students graduate. Our alumni often share that St. Andrew’s prepared them for their next endeavors and showed them how to give back and live a life of service. This is a true testament to the power of a St. Andrew’s education and to the legacy of our founder, Rev. William Merrick Chapin. Father Chapin’s legacy, the Chapin Tradition, connects us to the school’s rich history, focuses us on the present, and guides us into our future.
Because of you and our community’s commitment to empowering students, St. Andrew’s future is bright. Thank you for your continued support. I’m honored to be on this journey with you as we nurture our next generation of leaders.
This holiday season, I’ll be thinking of you and your family, wishing you warm and meaningful celebrations with loved ones. Cheers!
Warmly,
David Tinagero, Head of School
Sources and Uses of Funds
THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS DONORS
Philanthropy by the Numbers
55 alumni years represented (1948-2023)
36% made multiple gifts during the year
194 first-time donors
22% increased their giving from the previous year
27% have given for 5+ years
Gifts were made by donors in 28 STATES in 15 COUNTRIES on 4 CONTINENTS ABOUT OUR DONORS
32 Circle of Saints monthly donors
COMMUNITY EVENTS
193 guests attended $162 , 103 was raised
12th Annual Golf Classic
105 golfers played $116, 203 was raised
106 items auctioned between both events
COMMUNITY GIVING DAYS
DONORS
776 made 1,828 GIFTS totaling $2.8 MILLION raised THIS YEAR 23% increase in St. Andrew’s Fund giving over the past year
“ We believe that by giving back, we not only support the school but also set an example for our children.”
The Webster Family
197 donors raised $129 , 204
142 donors raised $45 , 081
“Our decision to contribute both time and money to St. Andrew’s is driven by the profound impact the school has had on our children and our family as a whole. We believe that by giving back, we not only support the school but also set an example for our children. We want them to see the importance of generosity and community involvement and to understand that even small contributions can have a significant impact. Our time and money are invested in St. Andrew’s with the hope that it will continue to be a place where children feel welcomed, valued, and inspired.”
The Webster family resides in Randolph, Massachusetts, and their connection to St. Andrew’s is an integral part of their lives. Their son Ckyson and daughter Nia are sophomores and board in the dorms. Natacha serves on the Board of Trustees for Camp Onaway, a technology-free, traditional summer camp for girls. She is also on the Board of Trustees for South Shore Charter Public School, and volunteers on St. Andrew’s Gala Committee. She is the Vice President of Provider Operations at Teladoc Health, where she compassionately contributes to the advancement of virtual healthcare, ensuring patients receive the best care possible. Carlos is a Controller at Intercontinental Real Estate Corporation, where he diligently manages the financial operations to maintain stability and growth. He also volunteers at Ellis Early Learning Center. In addition to their involvement with St. Andrew’s, the Webster family volunteers at their church, Children’s Ministry.
Meet the New Trustees
The St. Andrew’s Board of Trustees is pleased to welcome three new members. In partnership with the head of school, the St. Andrew’s Board provides leadership and a framework within which the faculty and administration work to advance the mission of the school. Their connection to St. Andrew’s is deep and personal. As committed volunteers, trustees offer their services, wisdom, and skills to support the community of students we serve. They champion the school as it is now and visualize what it can be in the future by serving on working committees focused on development, education and student life, endowment, facilities, finance, and governance. St. Andrew’s is honored to have the expertise, insight, talents, and wise counsel of these new members.
St. Andrew’s Board of Trustees, 2023–24
LEFT TO RIGHT: Head of School David Tinagero, Anton P. Giedt, Alfred Verrecchia, Joseph B. Farmer, Sean Coffey, Karen A. Pelczarski, John Harker, Peter L. Holden, Sara Shea McConnell, Audrey Kupchan, M.D., Soohuen Ham ’99, Nina Brodeur, The Reverend Patrick J. Greene, Pamela Faulkner, Eric B. Mack ’00, Benjamin C. White ’08, Mark A. Ross.
NOT PICTURED: Julie Avina, David A. Brown ’52, Joel E. Legon, Tim Johnson, The Right Reverend W. Nicholas Knisely, Jr., Lieutenant Colonel Michael Manning, Cyd McKenna ’88, Demetris Nichols ’03, Alfred B. Van Liew, Margot F. Wolf.
JANET S. FOGARTY
Janet is Vice President and Deputy General Counsel of Textron Inc., a global multi-industry company headquartered in Rhode Island and recognized for its powerful brands such as Bell, Cessna, Beechcraft, E-Z-GO, and many more. She manages Textron’s Corporate legal staff, with primary responsibility for overseeing all non-litigation legal matters, including mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, SEC-related matters, corporate finance, antitrust, ethics and compliance, global trade compliance, and intellectual property. Janet is a member of the enterprise-wide Legal Council and leads Textron’s Legal Council Working Group.
Janet joined Textron Financial Corporation in 2004 as in-house counsel, and held positions of increasing authority within the Textron legal organization until her appointment as Vice President and Deputy General Counsel in 2020. Prior to joining Textron, she was an attorney in private practice in Rhode Island.
Janet received a J.D. from the University of Pennsylvania Law School and a B.A. in economics from Boston College. Janet currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Providence Performing Arts Center. She is the proud mother of two boys, one of whom is a 2014 St. Andrew’s graduate.
JAMES M. POWELL
James is a Senior Vice President at Van Liew Trust Company, where he has worked since 2018 as a portfolio manager and trust officer. Previously, he worked at Ironwood Investment Management in Boston following almost a decade with Fidelity Investments and several years as a structured finance analyst at Deloitte & Touche in New York City. Prior to his investment career, Mr. Powell served as an infantry officer for nine years in the United States Army. He earned his MBA from the University of Rochester and a B.S. from St. Lawrence University. James is currently the treasurer and a trustee at St. Michael’s Country Day School in Newport, RI. He has served on several non-profit boards, including Quest Montessori School in Narragansett, RI, and St. Columba’s Chapel in Middletown, RI. James and his wife live in Portsmouth, RI, and are the parents of three adult children.
ROSEMARIE WALLACE
RoseMarie is currently the Director of Diversity, Equity, and Belonging at Tabor Academy, where she serves as a member of the Senior Leadership Team. With a focus on independent day and boarding schools, RoseMarie is one of the inaugural credentialed members of the professional learning program, The Foundations of Care and Practice put out by The Association of Boarding Schools (TABS), which provides educators with ongoing practical insights and expertise to support and care for boarding school students.
RoseMarie brings with her more than thirty years of experience in management across the fields of educational marketing, global education, and communications. Her background includes work in both corporate and nonprofit sectors in employee engagement, policy development, and marketing strategy.
She has been involved in more than 20 years of programming with the Connecticut Association of Independent Schools (CAIS), the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS), and currently the Association of Independent Schools of New England (AISNE).
Before joining Tabor, RoseMarie worked at the Kent School in Kent, Connecticut and for the Foreign Policy Association in New York. She splits her time between Massachusetts and Connecticut with her husband, Lew, and their two children, Gwendolyn and Jack ’23.
Thank You for Your Service
At the close of the 2023-2024 school year, Audrey Kupchan and Mark Ross stepped down from the Board of Trustees after many years of service to the school. As trustees and co-chairs of the Development Committee, they led the school through a significant increase in annual giving and through a capital campaign effort, detailed in this report. Their steady leadership, stewardship of the school’s mission, and commitment to ensuring a solid financial picture for the school has made a wonderful impact and is greatly appreciated.
Mark Ross and Audrey Kupchan pictured together at the 13th Annual Golf Classic.
Our Mission, Chapin Tradition, and Guiding Principles
As part of our 10-year accreditation for the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC), working with lead consultant Antonio Vivia from Leadership+Design, we redesigned our mission statement, Chapin Tradition, and guiding principles over the course of last year.
Using a human-centered design process, we collaborated with the Board of Trustees, faculty, and staff, and sought feedback from our current students and families, alumni and alumni parents, and donors and supporters. Thank you to our school community for playing an important role in this process!
MISSION STATEMENT
St. Andrew’s empowers students to discover their unique value and embrace their full potential.
CHAPIN TRADITION
The Rev. William Merrick Chapin founded St. Andrew’s School in 1893 to house and educate orphan boys. His legacy is the Chapin Tradition, an ethos of kindness, acceptance, and triumph that honors our Episcopal heritage and fosters an inclusive environment for people of various faiths and beliefs.
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
Fostering a Community through Kindness and Empathy: We prioritize compassionate interactions and teaching methods to foster a supportive, inclusive, and joyful environment for all.
Teaching Lifelong
Learning Skills: We teach students how to challenge themselves academically and persevere through adversity, embracing curiosity and learning from setbacks with resilience.
Prioritizing Holistic Development: We believe in personalized teaching approaches that nurture each student’s well-being and inspire them to be good people.
Engaging in Service: Our commitment to service encourages community engagement in projects that address local, national, and global needs.
Embracing Growth and Change: Adaptability and creativity are ingrained in our culture, pushing us to explore new horizons and encourage our community members to lead positive transformation.
Cheering our Saints to Victory
Our Athletics Department won four championships in the 2023-2024 school year. The Girls Varsity Basketball Team won the SENE Regular Season Championship and the Varsity Tennis team won the 2024 SENE Championship in both singles and doubles. Esports became a competitive sport at St. Andrew’s this past winter, and the team won the Rising League Championship in their inaugural season. Congratulations to all of our student-athletes, managers, and coaches for their hard work, dedication, and sportsmanship. Go Saints!
Shiningon&offStage
The Arts Department presented the Pam Faulkner Musical The Addams Family: Young@Part this past spring in Keats Theatre inside the McCulloch Center for the Arts. The delightful dark comedy celebrated the wackiness in every family and the triumph of love and acceptance. Twenty-nine middle and upper schoolers brought this production to life with music, song, dance, and tech theater. Applause to all of the cast and crew, as well as the wonderful direction of arts faculty Joanne Fayan, Danilo Henriquez, Katie Donahue, and Dave Carney! Save the dates for February 28 and March 1 for this year’s Pam Faulkner Musical Mean Girls JR.
A YEAR IN REVIEW 2023–2024
The school year was filled with community celebrations, school traditions, and accomplishments in academics, athletics, arts, and activities. Here are some highlights!
FALL
We gather as a community and kick off the school year at the All-school Family BBQ on the Buckley-Henius Quad.
St. Andrew’s begins offering an Afterschool Program for Barrington Youth K-5 in partnership with Primrose Hill School and Hampden Meadows School.
The Class of 2024 hikes Mount Monadnock for Senior Mountain Day.
The Boys Varsity Soccer team makes it to the NEPSAC Class C Championship Game, and Head Coach David Bourk celebrates 25 years of coaching excellence.
Spirit Week: Students, faculty, and staff show their Saints pride and enjoy friendly class competitions at Olympiad Day.
Middle School Experiential Learning: Students explore nature and outdoor learning at the Hulbert Outdoor Center.
The Happy White Visiting Artist Fund brings Brett Day Windham to campus for a residency to work with our students and teach them how to use cyanotypes as an artistic process.
Fall Family Weekend: Our community connects with the Edward C. Barrett ’31 Memorial Pie Race, a night of bingo, arts and athletics events, and more.
Far Fësta!: Middle and Upper School students showcase their talents at this performing arts event during Fall Family Weekend.
Cross Country: St. Andrew’s hosts the Eric B. Jacober ’07 Memorial Cross Country Invitational Race.
The Haunted MCA returns for a spooky and fun weekend activity, organized by the Arts Department and featuring students, faculty, and staff volunteers.
Alumni from the 1960s gather for a reunion on campus.
Veterans Day: Students write and send thank you letters to the VFW in Providence for their bravery and service.
GivingTuesday: The community raises more than $129,000 from 197 donors to strengthen the school’s mission and programs.
We host a Spanish tapas and paella fundraising dinner at Gracie’s in Providence.
WINTER
Town of Barrington Tree Lighting: Students volunteer and make beaded bracelets with children in the community. Holiday Vespers: Students spread the magic and spirit of the season through song, dance, theater, and spoken word in a variety of languages.
to Italy to explore the historical sites they learned throughout the first semester.
The Renaissance Florence Class travels
Middle School has a gift wrapping party to donate birthday boxes to teens in foster care through our ongoing partnership with Adoption Rhode Island in Providence.
Grade 8 Playmakers: Faculty and staff perform original plays created and written by eighth-grade students. Griffiths Gallery in the McCulloch Center for the Arts reopens after a faculty-led renovation.
The Girls Varsity Basketball Team wins the SENE regular season championship. The Esports Team wins the Rising Champions League in their inaugural season.
Squash: Tournaments are hosted in the four-court Robert L. Wolf Squash Center.
Personal Project Exposition: Grade 10 students exhibit their creativity and passion with the community.
Canned Food Drive: We donate 350 pounds of collected canned goods and food items to Tap-In in Barrington. Members of National Art Honor Society make and hand-deliver Valentines to residents of Atria Bay Spring Village in Barrington.
Middle schoolers attend AISNE’s Middle School DEI Conference
Dance performance at Spring Arts Celebration
SPRING
The Pam Faulkner Musical The Addams Family: Young@Part: Students shine onstage and offstage in the school’s musical production.
Outride Biking Program: Grade 6 students embark on Outride’s Riding For Focus biking program with a fleet of Specialized bikes.
Upper schoolers go on an EF Educational Tour in England.
National Art Honor Society creates and installs a beautiful stained glass window in Rooke Library in Stone Academic Center. Alumni have a gathering in Florida.
401Gives: Our community raises more than $45,000 to support our extraordinary faculty and staff.
Saints Day: The entire school community comes together to connect socially and participate in stress-relieving activities.
Upper schoolers attend AISNE’s High School Students of Color Conference. National Poetry Month: Upper School students participate in the Youth Poetry Workshop and reading events hosted by the Imago Foundation for the Arts.
The Diploma Programme Art Exhibit is hosted in the Happy White Room.
The 25th Annual Claire Frye Monologue and Spoken Word Competition is hosted in the Black Box Theatre.
The National Parks Class goes on a Grand Circle Adventure throughout Utah and Arizona for experiential, hands-on learning.
Saints Gala: A Night of Shining Stars: St. Andrew’s celebrates the school and honors three generations of the White Family at Five Bridge Inn.
We celebrate the renovations of the Rooke Library, Happy White Room, and Owing Stone Academic Center with a special Ribbon Cutting Ceremony.
IB Exams: Seventeen members of the Class of 2024 complete the International Baccalaureate exams.
Our Varsity Tennis Team wins the SENE Championship in both singles and doubles.
The Theory of Knowledge (TOK) Exhibition showcases the learnings of Grade 11 students.
The Spring Arts Celebration showcases the talents of the music and dance class students and senior musicians.
Grandparents & Special Friends Day is hosted on campus with student performances and speakers.
Upper School Prom is hosted on the quad with a Hollywood theme complete with a red carpet entrance.
Barbara Papitto delivers the Commencement Address to the Class of 2024 at Commencement.
St. Andrew’s Board of Trustees adopts a new mission statement, Chapin Tradition, and guiding principles.
Honoring History and Celebrating Tradition
Two murals were installed this past year, beautifying our campus buildings while honoring our history and celebrating school traditions. The mural in the Owing Stone Academic Center outside of the Rooke Library entrance features our enduring commitment to the Chapin Tradition since 1893, showcasing the link between our history and the milestones we celebrate today. The mural in the White Family Commons in Hardy Hall highlights our Middle School program that empowers curious learners, nurtures personal growth, and encourages brave choices. Both have large shields that remind us of what it means to be a Saint and to protect one another and our community.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2024!
On June 1, the Class of 2024 celebrated their graduation from St. Andrew’s School on the Buckley-Henius Quad with their families, faculty and staff, alumni, and friends.
Justus Doane Anderson, III ⬦ *
Joey Araujo
Braeden Xavier Byrne
Shaoyang Chen
Haowen Cui
Charles Maverick Cullen
Veronica A. Dawson ⬦ *
Asher R. Deleon ⬦
Anthony J. DeThomas ⬦
Fanshu Ding
James B. Dorsey ∞ *
Graham Douglas Eikenberry
Blaise A. Fanion ⬦
Luis Ignacio Fernandez Garcia
Tyler C. Gallagher ⬦
Sydney M. Green ∞ ⬦ *
Meihan Jin
Ruby E. Joachim-DelPoio
Olivia Rose Kagan
Chloe Kuzmeskas
Lucas Wheeler Levy
Wenlu Li
Julia M. Lieuwma
Yang Luo
Lana W. Mburu ⬦ *
Luke A. Michalski
Saima Mohammady
James S. Nellis
Okain Newlands ⬦
Nolan Charles O’Brien
Alejandro Ortega De La Luz
Jingcheng Qian
Landon Cooper Rodrigues ⬦ *
Emmett H.D. Rollo *
Morounfoluwa A. Rufai ⬦ *
Kaden Gagnon Salama
Ilana Schimelmitz Stern ∞
Ari Steinberg ⬦ *
Raphael Nico Tawil
Brennan W. Taylor
William Francis Teague
Declan J. Tinagero
Niccolò Tolli
Cixin Tu
Ryan Weiss
Junrui Weng
Cooper Wessel
Nicholas W. Wiseman
Yihang Xu ⬦
Lian Zhu
* Chapin Student: A select group of Junior and Senior leaders who have earned the community’s trust; a host of responsibilities and privileges accompany their appointment
⬦ Member of the National Honor Society
∞ Member of the National Art Honor Society
STATS FOR THE CLASS OF 2024
50 GRADUATES 15
WILL PLAY COLLEGE SPORTS (SOCCER, BASKETBALL, LACROSSE) AND HAIL FROM AND COUNTRIES 8 STATES 6
4 WILL MAJOR IN OR PURSUE VISUAL , TECHNICAL , OR PERFORMING ARTS
Our 2024 Graduates will be attending college, taking a gap year, volunteering, or entering the workforce. For those attending college, they will be moving on to the following schools:
Art Center College of Design
Assumption University
Belmont University
Berklee College of Music
Boston College
Brandeis University
California Baptist University
Champlain College
Citadel Military College of South Carolina
Coastal Carolina University
Concordia University
Emory University
Endicott College
Florida Atlantic University
Florida Southern College
Kenyon College
Lawrence University
Loyola Marymount University
McGill University
Muhlenberg College
New England Institute of Technology
Northeastern University
Ohio State University
Pennsylvania State University
Rochester Institute of Technology
Roger Williams University
Rollins College
Salve Regina University
SUNY College of
Environmental Science and Forestry
Syracuse University
The University of Tampa
University of California–Irvine
University of California–San Diego
University of Denver
University of Rhode Island
University of Rochester
University of the Arts London
University of Wisconsin–Madison
Worcester State University
SYDNEY GREEN ’ 24 KING MEDAL RECIPIENT
Sharing Their Wisdom
BEN WHITE ’ 08 VICE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
“Remember, each day is a chance to embrace the unknown with courage and kindness. As we stand together on the threshold, let us carry forward the lessons learned, the friendships forged, and the memories cherished. This occasion marks not just an ending, but a commencement of endless possibilities waiting to unfold.”
“Graduates, you hold the power to shape a brighter future, overcome obstacles, and make a lasting impact. Believe in yourselves and embrace the journey ahead. Congratulations on your remarkable achievements, and may your path be filled with endless possibilities.”
BARBARA PAPITTO COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER
Speaker Barbara Papitto shared profound words of wisdom to the Class of 2024 that included six pieces of advice to guide their lives: find your passion, stay close to family and friends, find love, practice kindness, give back, and keep your faith.
TOGETHER
for st. andrew’s
Celebrating the Chapin Campaign
For more than 130 years, students and faculty have lived, taught, and studied together in our shared community. Over time our stunning campus and the way we educate our students has evolved. Innovative and intentional facilities improvements uphold our school’s traditions and support the modern, transformative educational experience of our students.
In 2018, our visionary Board of Trustees embarked on a capital campaign effort to enhance our campus facilities and build our endowment resources. Even as the school weathered a pandemic, our community rallied to ensure that our school’s future remains bright and that our students have robust resources to discover their unique value and embrace their full potential.
campaign at a glance
Investing in Our Campus Home
Facilities Investments
Athletics team room
Chapin Chapel renovations
Conklin Fitness Center renovations
Employee housing
Little Sanctuary renovations
Outdoor basketball court and recreational space
Owing Stone Academic Center renovations
Rooke Library
Happy White Room
Perry Hall renovations
Technology upgrades across campus
White Family Commons
Robert L. Wolf Squash Center with four state-of-the-art squash courts
growing Our endowment resources
Funds Created
Keith J. Farrelly ’93 Alumni Scholarship Fund
Ernest and Florence Gay and Eleanor M. Sanders Fund
Dr. Dana Gurney Learning Support Chair
Winifred and Harold Hitchen, Jr. ’51 Scholarship Fund
Erik R. Laisi Memorial Scholarship Fund
John Martin Scholar Fund
McAdams Fund
Holly Pierce Mendes Endowment Fund
Jeff and Joan Taber Scholarship Fund
Total Raised $9,182,150
TOP: Chapin Campaign Co-Chairs Ben White ’08 and John Harker with Head of School David Tinagero; BOTTOM: Loyal supporters Dorothy McCulloch and Pam Faulkner.
Investing in Our Campus Home
St. Andrew’s has changed and evolved over time to meet the needs of the community and our constituents. Always forward thinking, the leadership of the school puts students first, considering how to provide an educational environment and a home that builds character, provides an academic foundation, builds curious thinkers, and instills a sense of giving back and serving others. The much-needed modernization and a new library infrastructure have already transformed the environment for student inquiry, collaboration, and research that matches the academic learning demanded by the International Baccalaureate.
As the heart of the school, these new spaces can now provide the best learning experiences and environment to support the needs and, ultimately, the success of our students.
Celebrating our milestones 2021-2024
MAY 2021: Students sign the beams that will eventually provide the structure for the Robert L. Wolf Squash Center.
JUNE 2022: Margot Wolf cuts a ribbon to officially open the Robert L. Wolf Squash Center.
JUNE 2022: Three benches are dedicated to acknowledge important members of the St. Andrew’s Community: Sheila and John Martin, Dorothy and Norman “Sandy” McCulloch, and Jane and Steve Waters.
JUNE 2022: Outdoor basketball court, recreational space, and team room are completed
SEPTEMBER 2022: Three-bedroom employee house is built at 9 Federal Road.
MAY 2023: Chapin Chapel renovations are completed.
APRIL 2024: Owing Stone Academic Center ribbon cutting is hosted for renovations to the Rooke Library, the Happy White Room, common areas, the entryway highlighting our signature programs, and significant systems and infrastructure improvements.
MAY 2024: Little Sanctuary renovations are completed.
JUNE 2024: White Family Commons renovations are completed.
JULY 2024: Perry Hall
AUGUST 2024: Conklin Fitness Cente are completed.
THROUGHOUT THE CAMPAIGN: Technology upgrades across campus.
Squash Center
chapin chapel
employee housing
squash beam signing
ST. ANDREW’S SCHOOL
little sanctuary
CONKLIN FITNESS CENTER
white family commons
stone academic center
bench dedication
happy white room
growing Our endowment resources
Many generous donors supported the school’s endowment, securing our financial future. Nine new funds were created, indicated by an asterisk below. During the campaign effort, the following funds received support:
Ernest Augat Faculty Chair
Edward C. Barrett ’31 Memorial Scholarship
Beckerer Family Fund
Jessica Blumenstock ’96 Scholarship
Susan O. and David A. Brown ’52 Weekend Endowment Fund
John Clarke Scholarship
Conklin Family Fitness Center Fund
J. Wallace Conklin, M.D. ’36 Memorial Scholarship Fund
Erik R. Laisi Memorial Scholarship Fund*
The Keith J. Farrelly ’93 Alumni Scholarship Fund*
Gladys Trudeau Fischer Fund
The Ernest and Florence Gay and Eleanor M. Sanders Fund*
Dr. Dana Gurney Learning Support Chair*
Michael A. Hart and Sage Gym Fund
Head of School Fund
Alexander H. Hirst Scholarship
Winifred and Harold Hitchen, Jr. ’51 Scholarship Fund*
George Flint Hoadley ’52 Scholarship Fund
Eric B. Jacober ’07 Fund for Cross Country
The Richard W. Lisle Memorial Scholarship Fund
Ida Ballou Littlefield Scholarship Fund
Anna P. and Bradford R. Martin, Sr. Scholarship Fund
John Martin Scholar Fund*
The McAdams Fund*
Holly Pierce Mendes Endowment Fund*
The Michael J. Raffa Scholarship Fund
Bertha H. Sawyer Scholarship Fund
Philip D. Snyder ’02 Scholarship Fund
Sorin Scholarship Fund
St. Andrew’s Preservation Fund
Jeff and Joan Taber Scholarship Fund*
Unrestricted Endowment
Leslie A. and Lillian P. Walker Memorial Scholarship
Stephen G. Waters Scholarship
Sandra Nichols Willard Fund for Basketball Endowment
Funds
The endowment is an essential part of the school’s future, as it provides a steady stream of income into the yearly operations of the school. These funds support the school’s operating budget, including faculty compensation, building and classroom maintenance, student scholarships, library operations, visual arts, and more. All existing funds can be supported with a donation at any time. In order to establish a new named fund, the minimum gift requirement is $50,000.
Individuals who are interested in making an endowment gift are encouraged to contact Director of Advancement Kerrie Donahue.
St. Andrew’s Preservation Fund
In November 2023, the Board of Trustees approved the establishment of the St. Andrew’s Preservation Fund to address campus and facilities depreciation. It will help us to prepare for and manage the costs associated with maintaining our campus and allowing for better financial planning, helping to maintain our campus property value, and ensuring that necessary maintenance or replacements are carried out without significant financial burden or disruption to St. Andrew’s School.
Our beautiful Barrington campus is home to 31 historic and new buildings that are a signature of the St. Andrew’s experience. This visionary fund was started with $1.1 million in gifts and the Board’s goal is to grow it over time. Any donors interested in learning more about this fund or how you can contribute to its growth, please contact Director of Advancement Kerrie Donahue.
ABOVE: 360̊ image of the Rooke Library; BELOW: 360̊ image of the Conklin Fitness Center.
Thank You to The Chapin Campaign Donors
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John & Micky Achilli
Albemarle Social Security Office
Jonathan & Melissa Alschuler
Ameriprise Financial
AMICA Mutual Insurance Co.
Jon Anderson
Judy & William I. Anderson, III
Dr. Susan Lawrence Anderson
Mr. William B. Anderson
Mary Jane Andreozzi
ASA Environmental Products, Inc.
Julie Avina
Phil & Jonna Axelson
Bill & Nancy Azano
Shirley Baker
Jim & Debby Baldwin
Janice H. Barrett
Nate Barrett
Paul & Janet Barrett
Ned & Deborah Barton
Estate of A.C. Beals
Mildred & Philip Beam
Frank S. Beckerer, Jr.
The Beckerer Foundation
Mars J. & Prudence B. Bishop
Davies Bisset, III
Mrs. Karen D. Bloom & Rabbi Mark Bloom
Rev. Robert & Doni Blumenstock
John Boomer & Jack McCullough
Boston Scientific
David & Kelly Bourk
Betsy & Steven Bourque
Carol & Russell Bramley
Jennifer Bramley
The Broad Family
Marc & Jennifer Brochu
Nina & Mark Brodeur
Jennifer Bronhard-Murphy
Gary A. Brown ’75
Russell Brown ’56
Susan O. & David A. Brown ’52
Susan M. Bryan
Karen Bucci, John & Cindy McGovern
Laurel & Richard Cady
Lee Ann & David Cameron
Robert B. Campbell ’74
Henry G. Caniglia
Kimberly & Richard Cardarelli
Thomas & Brenda Cardullo
Carney Family Charitable Foundation
Kathleen Carney
Richard G. Carriere
Maribeth Carroll
Michael J. Carter-Williams ’11
Tom & Jessica Chace
Jeanie & Wayne Charness
Edith Chisholm+ Trust
Raju & Leela Chudamani
Christopher J. Civale
The John Clarke Trust
Laura E. Clarke
Class of 2022
Laura & Stephen Cohan
Deanna Conheeny
Elizabeth Conklin, M.D.
Dr. Frances P. Conklin+
Jonathan R. Conklin
David Coop ’01
William & Karin Coutts
Heather & Chris Crosby
Catherine & Leah Currie
Edwina H. Czajkowski
The Davids-Henry Family
Lee Debell
Suzanne & Dan DeCourcy
Amanda DeLeo
Eric L. DeLong
Ndeye & Alassane Diallo
Karen & Tom DiMeglio
Lorraine S. Dimeo
Dennis & Diane Dion
Kevin G. Dodd, Esq.
Kerrie & Ian Donahue
Melissa & James Donovan
Janet & Robert Dubuc, Jr.
Scott Duncan
Peter & Jacqueline Dunning
Duquette, Hurley & Associates, Inc.
Charles K. Dwyer
Oscar & Kerry Elmasian
Embrace Home Loans
Nadya & George Escandon
Renee & Edward Evangelista
Pamela & Joseph Farmer
Mr. George W. Farrelly
Mark P. Farrelly
Pamela & Robert+ Faulkner
Estate of Robert Faulkner
Agatha B. Fiorenzano
John & Marlene Fisher
Sister Norma Fleming
John & Janet Fogarty
Lorraine L. Forcier
Suzanne Fortier
Lucy Frederick
Sandra & James Gallagher
Joseph Gaudiosi
Anton Giedt and Nancy Gagliano, M.D.
Carol Gillow Giles
John J. Giovanelli
Margaret & John Godwin
Lisa Goniprow
Charles & Ellen Gordon
Scott & Susan Greaves
Andrew & Jane Greenthal
Lauren & Christopher Hall
Josephine & Soohuen Ham ’99
The Harker Family Trust
Mike & Janie Hart
Colleen Hegg
Kate Higgenbotham & Richard J Piette
Rosemarie & Richard+ Hill ’56
Estate of Winifred B. Hitchen
Victoria M. Hittinger
Terri Hobson
Cary J. Hoffman, MD
Emma Hoffman ’16
Helga Hoffman
Jane & James Hoffman, M.D.
Peter & Andrea Holden
John A. Holmes, III ’00
James A. Hopkins
Sheryl & Thomas Hoskins
Joseph Sanders Hoxie ’42+ Trust
Frank & Elaine Ittleman
Alan & Jane Jacober
Ms. Theresa M. Jerominek
Douglas & Aleta Johnson
Stephen & Kathleen Johnson
Estate of Karl P. Jones
Candace Kaloostian
Christine M. Kavanagh
Estate of Lester Keats
Denise M. & Thomas N. Kelly, III
Neil & Laurie Kiely
Garrett Kissel ’07
The Rt. Rev. W. Nicholas Knisely, Jr.
Jeannette Kramer
Michael & Susan Kramer
The Kruppa Family
Susan Kuegel
Audrey Kupchan, M.D. & Sam Havens
Ryan Kyote ’28
Marion & Thomas Laisi
Joel Legon
Michele & Chris Levy
Gwenyth Pritchard Lindquist &
James S. Lindquist
Peter & Kay Lisle
Ida Ballou Littlefield Memorial Trust
Long Range LLC
Carol Louttit
Richard P. Lufkin ’72
Mandy & Eric B. Mack ’00
Shelley Mancini
Lt. Col. Michael P. Manning
John & Judy Marciniak
Our deepest thanks goes out to all of the donors listed below for their generous support of the Chapin Campaign. St. Andrew’s future is secure because of their investment and commitment to our students. +
John & Nancy Martin
John D.+ & Sheila B. Martin
Kathleen K. Martin
Paola & Alex Martinez
William E. & Peggy Matteson
Ted Mattis & Sandra Williams
McAdams Charitable Foundation
Sara Shea McConnell & John McConnell
Barbara & W. Scott McCrae
Mr. & Mrs. Norman E.+ McCulloch, Jr.
Cory & Laura McGann
Susan & Joe McGann
Erin & Stephen McGovern
Molly & Dan McGregor
Richard R. McLaughlin, Jr.
Betty & Howard McVay, Jr.
Virginia & Richard Mead
James M. Meehan
Mercer Tool Corporation
Thomas Lyon Mills & Susan Werner
Kenneth R. Milton
Tracy A. Moniz
Julie & Christopher Montalbano
Peter Montori
Maureen Mooney
Karen & Philip Morais, Jr. ’91
Emily & John Morgan
James & Vicki Moriarty
Michael & Katherine Morin
Stephen Morrissey
Lesley M. Muchow
Bruce & Mary Ann Murgo
The Nallen Family
N. Gregg O’Brien
SFC Bennett O’Donnell ’06
William & Kim O’Donnell
William F. O’Neil & Jeanne Dube
Michael Oelbaum ’93
Karen Pelczarski & Richard Field, Jr.
Jennifer & Vincent+ Pera, Jr., M.D.
Francine Philippe
Bennet Phillips
Robert C. Phillips
G. Scott & Marilyn Pierce
Richard H. Pierce, Esq.+
The Pierce Family
Mary E. Pike
Edda Poggio
Maria & Ralph Posner
F. Duane Quinn & William D. Emery
Mark Raffa & Elizabeth VanderWyden
Meghan & Michael Raffa
Michael J. & Ellen Raffa
Susan Raffa & Gregg Ellis
Dr. Lucy Rathier
Bette Reed
Gretchen A. Reilly
Deborah Restucci & Neil Chadwick
Jeremy Restucci
Susan Robinson
Paul & Deborah Roche
Eric Rose
Aaron & Deborah Rosen
David Rosenberg
Joanne I. Ross
Mark A. & Donna R. Ross
Ms. Carol E. Saccucci
Anne F. Sage & Jesse D. Sgro
Tony Sampaio
Peter D. & Tracey P. Sanders
Paul G. Sargent & Bonnie B. Sargent
Jay & Andrea Schachne
Seth Schachne ’02
Andrew & Laurie Schirber
Dianne & Eric Schladt
Sarah & Carl Schofield ’88
Jerome Scholl+
James+ & Ann Schomer
Frank T. Sciuto
Deborah Shapiro
Sally, Bradley, & Jared Shapiro
Stanley & Dorothy+ Shaw
Cheryl & Chris Sheehy
Michael Shepard
Michelle & Joseph Siegling ’88
The Sigal Family
Patricia & Michael Simmons
Samantha & Garett Simmons
Gladys & David Smith
Anne B. Snyder
The Philip Snyder Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Soscia
Joe & Jen Sousa
Thomas Sparks ’88
St. Andrew’s School Parent Association
Jeffrey St. Sauveur & Karen Deutsch
Dawson J. Stento ’14
Gregory & Elizabeth Stento
Stephen G. Stento ’20
Christine M. Stokes
Gregory & Brenda Stone
Joseph D. Sturm
Shivan & Jyothi Subramaniam
John D. Sullivan, CFA
Marjorie L. Sundlun
Ashley Taber ’02
Douglas & Jane Taber
Ms. Joanne Tainsh
R. Scott & Althea Adams Telford
Patricia & Michael Thacker
David & Amy Tinagero
John Tomasi
Patricia & Brian Toracinta
Mary & Thomas Toth
Ashley Ulshoeffer
Gregory & Brenda Unsbee
Barbara-Jean & Anthony Vallante, Jr.
Alfred & Frances Van Liew
Van Liew Trust Company
John Vaske
Joseph & Wendy Ventura
Alfred & Geraldine Verrecchia
Verrecchia Family Foundation, Inc.
Janelle Vining
Jeanne D. Wahlberg
Ellis & Deborah Waldman
Margaret M. Walker
Lewis & RoseMarie Wallace
James Wallick
Rosemarie & Lt. Col. Bruce E. Warner ’57
Stephen+ & Jane Waters
George Wells
Jack & Kim Wells
Kathryn Cates-Wessel & Gary Wessel
Elizabeth & John H. White, Jr.
John G. White ’01
Kirsten & Benjamin C. White ’08
The White Family Foundation
The Wimpfheimer Foundation, Inc.
Margot F. Wolf
Timothy+ & Sandra Woodward
Lin Zheng & Lingli Zhu
Thank You to Our Volunteers
Our dedicated volunteers are an invaluable part of our community. A big thank you to the following individuals who volunteered their time and expertise in support of St. Andrew’s during the 2023-2024 school year. If you are interested in being part of this wonderful network of people, please contact Director of Advancement Kerrie Donahue.
BOARD COMMITTEES
Executive Committee
Anton Giedt, Chair
Peter Holden
Joel Legon
Campaign Cabinet
John Harker, Co-Chair
Ben White ’08, Co-Chair
Eric Mack ’00
Sara Shea McConnell
David Tinagero
Kerrie Donahue
Anton Giedt
Development Committee
Audrey Kupchan, Co-Chair
Mark Ross, Co-Chair
Jessica Chace
Kerrie Donahue
Pam Farmer
Steven Giarrusso
Anton Giedt
Mike Hart
Paola Martinez
Sue McGann
Cyd McKenna ’88
Alexandra McMullen
Education & Student Life
Pam Faulkner, Chair
Nina Brodeur
Jeanie Charness
Jon Conklin
Ray Cross '04
Anton Giedt
Bishop Knisely
Audrey Kupchan
Endowment Committee
David Brown ’52, Chair
Anton Giedt
Joel Legon
Bill Newman
Mike Smith
Ben White ’08
Facilities Committee
Peter Holden, Chair
Paul Carlson
Kerrie Donahue
Anton Giedt
David Tinagero
Chris Levy
Sue McGann
Marianne Monte
John Obiurka
Finance Committee
Joel Legon, Chair
Nina Brodeur
David Brown ’52
Jon Conklin
Julie Montalbano
Demetris Nichols ’03
Ralph Posner
Tracy Reilly
David Tinagero
Chris Wiseman
Charley Pelissier
Mike Smith
David Tinagero
Margot Wolf
Joe Farmer
Anton Giedt
Soohuen Ham ’99
Mike Smith
Governance Committee
Sara Shea McConnell, Chair
Sheryl Hoskins
Tim Johnson
Sean Coffey
Kerrie Donahue
Anton Giedt
Alexandra McMullen
Stephanie Morin
Courtney Pierce
David Tinagero
Elizabeth White
Greg Stento
David Tinagero
Eric Mack ’00
Karen Pelczarski
Risk Assessment Committee
Anton Giedt
Mike Smith
David Tinagero
Al Verrecchia
Mission Design Team
Leela Ballah ’08
Jessica Chace
Ray Cross ’04
The Thibault Family
Annie Hughes
Mike Manning
Alexandra McMullen
David Tinagero
Fred Van Liew
Ben White ’08
David Tinagero
Al Verrecchia
Karen Pelczarski
Derek Pierce
David Tinagero
“We are very grateful for the experience Chris has had at St. Andrew’ s and the impact it has had on him. We feel fortunate to have found St. Andrew’ s, and hope that with our support other families can also experience the warmth of the community and the impact of the opportunities the school provides.”
The Thibaults joined the St. Andrew’s community in 2018 when their son Chris started in sixth grade. Chris is now a senior and recently completed his final season on the cross country team, having served as co-captain. Chris’s older sister Madison is a sophomore at Trinity College Dublin in the honors law program, hoping to study abroad in her junior year at Boston College Law School. Julie was an occupational therapist for many years and is now a RN at Miriam Hospital in Providence. Matt is CPA and CFP at Pathstone, a wealth management firm which acquired Rex Capital Advisors, of which he was a partner since its inception in 2003. Matt enjoys donating his time by serving on St. Andrew’s Golf Classic committee and volunteering for the Boy Scouts of America. Both Matt and Chris are Eagle Scouts. The family enjoys spending time together boating and skiing in Wolfeboro, NH.
The Saints Gala: A Night of Shining Stars, was a stellar night of connection and celebration at the beautiful Five Bridge Inn in Rehoboth, MA on April 25. We were honored to recognize the White Family and their legacy of giving back to St. Andrew’s. The evening began with live entertainment by our student performers, who were followed by The Eden Casteel Trio. Guests enjoyed a delicious dinner by Easy Entertaining and a spirited auction led by Travis Landry of Landry Pop Auctions.
At the gala, we announced a special recognition in honor of the White Family’s leadership and commitment to the school—the naming of our new White Family Commons in Hardy Hall. We are pleased that this signature space will be part of our students’ experience when they begin their St. Andrew’s journey in middle school, just as Board of Trustees Vice President and alumnus Ben White ’08 once did!
Five Bridge Inn Rehoboth, MA More information at standrews-ri.org/gala
for future
the White Family Commons
Kate White, and John Hazen White, Jr.
Honorees Elizabeth White, Kirsten White, Ben White
Every year, St. Andrew’s hosts two fundraising events (a spring gala and summer golf tournament) to celebrate our community and raise support for our school’s mission and programs. If you’re interested in serving on either planning committee, please reach out to Director of Advancement Kerrie Donahue.
LEFT TO RIGHT: Ashley Taber ’02 spoke about her experience as a St. Andrew’s alumna, faculty member, and parent, and the lasting legacy her grandparents have left behind
generations of St. Andrew’s students; John Hazen White, Jr. speaks while the family reads the plaque dedicating
in Hardy Hall;
’08,
13th Annual Golf Classic (August 2024)
We had a perfect summer day on August 12, with blue skies and a light breeze from the bay. Golfers enjoyed lunch on Rhode Island Country Club’s patios before an amazing day of golf, sportsmanship, and fun in support of St. Andrew’s mission and programs.
When the tournament finished, golfers enjoyed cocktails, conversation, and dinner together, followed by a live auction and program featuring alumnus Theo Montalbano ’18. Theo, who started at St. Andrew’s in third grade, was a member of St. Andrew’s golf team, and made his return to Rhode Island Country Club by golfing in this year’s tournament. He shared a special memory from his senior year demonstrating the kindness and integrity of his fellow teammates—some of whom were in the room—and how that made an impact in his life.
SAVE THE DATE
14th Annual Golf Classic
Monday , August 11 , 2025
RI Country Club
Stay tuned for more details: standrews-ri.org/golfclassic
Thank you to our incredible event sponsors, underwriters, donors, and volunteers for strengthening St. Andrew’s programs for our students!
LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Glenn, Sandy Stamoulis, Pam Faulkner, and Cherry Cumming; Team DRIP putting on hole 17; Megan Snyder and St. Andrew’s parent Honorata Lenk-Markham enjoy cocktail hour; Alumni speaker Theo Montalbano ’18 (center) with his father Chris Montalbano (left) and friend and sponsor Jim Czapiga from CATIC (right).
St. Andrew’s alumni show up in force to support their fellow alumnus, Ben White ’08.
Gifts in Tribute
St. Andrew’s School was honored to have received gifts in recognition and in memory of the following individuals between July 1, 2023, and June 30, 2024. We thank those who acknowledged these individuals in support of the school.
Tributes in honor of …
Ann Allain
Sasha Askew
Jessica Chace
Jonathan R. Conklin
Alice Cullen ’27
Charles Cullen ’24
Kerrie Donahue
AJ Elson ’22
Pam Farmer
Tyler Gallagher ’24
Dr. Dana Gurney
Nico Gutierrez ’27
Michael A. Hart
Jane & Alan Jacober
Doug Johnson
Oscar D. Johnson, Sr.
Jodi Lawless
Abdou Lo
Daniel Martinez ’26
Paola Martinez
Lana Mburu ’24
Sue McGann
Cyd McKenna ’88
Elizabeth Park
Angelika Pellegrino ’13
Breyden Perez ’26
Julius Pringle ’26
Michael J. Raffa
Tracy Reilly
Joe Santos
Laurie Schirber
Ryanne Sheehan ’27
Outstanding teachers and staff at St. Andrew’s
St. Andrew’s dedicated service men and women through the years
Evan Crosby Wells ’24
Henry E. Willette ’66
Michael J. Young ’12
Tributes in memory of …
Fatima Acikgoz
George Bandel
Ruth & Edward C. Barrett ’31
Jessica Blumenstock ’96
George F. Bowers
Mr. L.P. Briggs
Alfred Buckley, Jr.
Frances Phillips Conklin, M.D.
J. Wallace Conklin ’36
William M. Cook ’58
Jim Davis
Roberta Durant
Keith J. Farrelly ’93
Alphin T. Gould
Alexander H. Hirst
Harold Hitchen, Jr. ’51
Eric B. Jacober ’07
Erik R. Laisi
Richard W. Lisle
Alan J. Lizotte
Headmaster John D. Martin
Holly Pierce Mendes
Ralph R. Papitto
Pongpetch Ratasap
Arthur “Rocky” Rawcliffe ’60
Nikki K. Riley
Ann Rittenbaum
Bertha Sawyer
Philip D. Snyder ’02
Steve Sorin
St. Andrew’s dedicated service men and women through the years
Denise Surkont
Joan & Jeff Taber
JoAnn Teixeira
Michael Thacker, Jr. ’01
William Tollefson ’53
John & Josephine Tutalo
The Reverend James Verber
Headmaster Stephen Waters
James R. Wengler-Scalzo ’88
Ronnie Zasadzinski
Eric B. Jacober ’07 Memorial Cross Country Invitational Race
Named Endowment Funds
St. Andrew’s endowed funds support the programs and people that make the school stronger. The following is a list of the generous donors who gave to these funds between July 1, 2023, and June 30, 2024.
ERNEST AUGAT FACULTY CHAIR ENDOWMENT FUND
Gretchen A. Reilly
EDWARD C. BARRETT ’31 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Janice H. Barrett
Paul & Janet Barrett
Christine M. Stokes
BECKERER FAMILY FUND
Frank S. Beckerer, Jr.
The Beckerer Foundation
JESSICA BLUMENSTOCK ’96 SCHOLARSHIP
Rev. Robert & Doni Blumenstock
SUSAN O. AND DAVID A. BROWN ’52 WEEKEND ENDOWMENT FUND
Susan O. & David A. Brown ’52
JOHN CLARKE SCHOLARSHIP
The John Clarke Trust
CONKLIN FAMILY FITNESS CENTER FUND
Elizabeth Conklin, M.D.
Jonathan R. Conklin
J. WALLACE CONKLIN, M.D. ’36 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Elizabeth Conklin, M.D.
Jonathan R. Conklin
Jennifer & Vincent+ Pera, Jr., M.D.
ERIK R. LAISI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Henry G. Caniglia
Elizabeth Conklin, M.D.
Jonathan R. Conklin
Agatha B. Fiorenzano
Lucy Frederick
Cary J. Hoffman, MD
Jennifer & Vincent+ Pera, Jr., M.D.
Paul G. Sargent & Bonnie B. Sargent
The Sigal Family
KEITH J. FARRELLY ’93 ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Carol & Russell Bramley
Pamela & Joseph Farmer
GLADYS TRUDEAU FISCHER FUND
Mars J. & Prudence B. Bishop
DR. DANA GURNEY LEARNING SUPPORT CHAIR
Jon Anderson
Bill & Nancy Azano
Marc & Jennifer Brochu
Thomas & Brenda Cardullo
Carney Family Charitable Foundation
Kathleen Carney
Tom & Jessica Chace
Jonathan R. Conklin
Dennis & Diane Dion
Kerrie & Ian Donahue
Melissa & James Donovan
Nadya & George Escandon
Pamela Faulkner
Scott & Susan Greaves
The Harker Family Trust
Michael & Susan Kramer
The Kruppa Family
Audrey Kupchan, M.D. & Sam Havens
Paola & Alex Martinez
Mrs. Dorothy McCulloch, Trustee of the McAdams Charitable Foundation
Susan & Joe McGann
James M. Meehan
The Pierce Family
Michael J. & Ellen Raffa
Gretchen A. Reilly
Cheryl & Chris Sheehy
Gregory & Elizabeth Stento
R. Scott & Althea Adams Telford
Ellis & Deborah Waldman
Kathryn Cates-Wessel & Gary Wessel
ALEXANDER H. HIRST
SCHOLARSHIP
Gregory & Brenda Stone
WINIFRED AND HAROLD HITCHEN, JR. ’51 SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Ted Mattis & Sandra Williams
GEORGE FLINT HOADLEY ’52 SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Susan O. & David A. Brown ’52
ERIC B. JACOBER ’07 FUND FOR CROSS COUNTRY
Elizabeth Conklin, M.D.
Jonathan R. Conklin
Alan & Jane Jacober
RICHARD W. LISLE MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Susan O. & David A. Brown ’52
Peter & Kay Lisle
JOHN MARTIN SCHOLAR FUND
Mike & Janie Hart
Sheila B. Martin
JOHN AND SHEILA MARTIN FUND FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Rhode Island Foundation
HOLLY PIERCE MENDES ENDOWMENT FUND
Mike & Janie Hart
THE MICHAEL J. RAFFA SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Mark Raffa & Elizabeth VanderWyden
Michael J. & Ellen Raffa
Susan Raffa & Gregg Ellis
BERTHA H. SAWYER SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Russell Brown ’56
PHILIP D. SNYDER ’02
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Anne B. Snyder
The Philip Snyder Foundation
SORIN SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Susan O. & David A. Brown ’52
JEFF AND JOAN TABER SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Zach Brisson
Ashley Taber ’02
Britt Taber
Douglas & Jane Taber
Greg & Denise Taber
Taber, Inc.
STEPHEN G. WATERS SCHOLARSHIP
Jane Waters
SANDRA NICHOLS WILLARD FUND FOR BASKETBALL
Mike & Janie Hart
For a complete list of named endowed funds or to learn more about establishing a permanent fund, please visit our website or contact Director of Advancement Kerrie Donahue.
The 1893 Society
For more information or if you have already included St. Andrew’s in your estate plans, please contact Director of Advancement Kerrie Donahue.
Audrey Kupchan, M.D.
Anonymous (1)
Ann Allain
Banana ’86
The 1893 Society is our giving group that honors those who have designated a portion of their assets through their estate planning to benefit St. Andrew’s School. Gifts from bequests and trusts help establish a lasting legacy for today’s students and for generations to come.
Sandra & Robert Barnes ’62
Virginia E. Beachen+
Albert Chester Beals, Jr.+
Robert & Doni Blumenstock
Bonnie L. Bower & Mark Hosley+
Alfred Buckley, Jr.+
Robert B. Campbell ’74
Edith Chisholm+
Jonathan R. Conklin
Robert D. Ellison ’88
Beverly & Kirke Everson, Jr.+
Pamela & Joseph Farmer
Robert R. Faulkner+
Anton Giedt & Nancy Gagliano
Frederick R. Griffiths+
John & Elizabeth Harker
Rosemarie & Richard+ Hill ’56
Winifred & Harold Hitchen, Jr. ’51+
Joseph Hoxie ’42+
Gordon & Diane Hutton
Mildred A. Jodat+
Frederick+ & Betsy Johnson
“It’s important to me to give back to organizations that have impacted my family and make a difference in the lives of others. St. Andrew’s was the perfect educational setting for my boys. It allowed them to learn in a small classroom setting with individualized teaching, and to have the opportunity to learn and live with students from around the world. St. Andrew’s has been a philanthropic priority for me and including the school in my estate plans felt like the right next step to give back and make a significant impact on future students.”
Lester Keats+
Charles T. Knowles ’67
Audrey Kupchan, M.D.
David A. MacDonald, Jr. ’47+
Jacqueline Macdonald+
Diane & Ernest Martin ’58
Viola W. & Earl E. Maxfield, Jr.+
Mary E. McCulloch+
Dorothy R. & Norman E.+ McCulloch, Jr.
Joseph & Susan McGann
Virginia D. Newhall
Michael & Kerry Poppers
Ralph Posner
George & Barbara Sage+
Timothy R. & Patricia Falk Schantz
Ruth F. Scobie+
Clinton W. Sellew+
Catherine Shadd+
Robert W. Shadd, Esq.+
Rochelle & Aaron Shatkin, D.D.S.
Alfred B. Van Liew
Dr. Leslie A. Walker ’42+ & Mrs. Leslie A. Walker
Stephen+ & Jane Waters
Charlotte A. Wetherell+ Margot F. Wolf
Audrey Kupchan started her relationship with St. Andrew’s when her son Dan DeLuca ’12 joined the student community in 2007. Audrey was involved with the St. Andrew’s Parent Association (SAPA) and, after her youngest son David DeLuca ’14 graduated, she joined the Board of Trustees. During her ten-year tenure, Audrey served as Co-Chair of the Development Committee and as a member of the Education and Student Life Committee. Audrey is an internal medicine specialist formerly with Coastal Medicine and is a clinical assistant professor at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University. She has been a lead volunteer with her synagogue and is a longstanding member of a women’s debate club. She resides in Barrington with her husband Sam Havens.
Summer at St. Andrew’s Campus was filled with joy, adventure, growth, and learning with our robust summer camp programming!
OVER SEVEN WEEKS, OUR SUMMER CAMP SERVED WITH 69 ENRICHING WEEK-LONG CAMPS
583 CAMPERS AND
422 FAMILIES &
103 RESIDENTIAL CAMPERS WITH PARTNERING ORGANIZATIONS
Camp registration for 2025 summer camps opens on February 1, and camps begin at the end of June. Learn more and sign up for one of our many experiences at summeratsaintandrews.org.
After-school Program for Barrington K-5 Youth
We offer an after-school program for Primrose Hill School and Hampden Meadows School students K-5, weekdays after school dismissal until 6:00 p.m. Students are bussed to St. Andrew’s for interactive play, homework help, and healthy snacks. Registration is on a rolling basis. Learn more at standrews-ri.org/auxiliaryservices.
