The Baldwin School
Report of Gifts 2022-2023
A MESSAGE FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL
Dear Friends of the Baldwin Community, The first few months of my tenure as Head of School at Baldwin have been full of immense joy. Spending time with our brilliant students, developing deep admiration for our talented faculty and staff and building wonderful connections with our parent and alumnae communities have filled my days and my heart. Leading such an extraordinary school community is a true honor. In 1888 Florence Baldwin set out to offer young women the opportunity to develop competence, confidence and responsibility in a diverse and caring community. In the 135 years since, we have continued to build an educational experience second to none based on the power and importance of an all-girls education. Through our mission, vision and values, we support, encourage and develop talented girls into confident young women with vision, global understanding and the competency to make significant and enduring contributions to the world. Living and leaning into this mission is what continues to make Baldwin truly exceptional. Our current school year has continued to see stellar accomplishments such as 19 Baldwin seniors recognized by the National Merit Scholars program, eight members of the Class of 2023 who now play collegiate level sports and our Computer Science and Engineering department hosting an inaugural cross divisional “Joy Day,” where 5th graders, 8th graders and Upper School engineering students worked together in teams to design, build and race cardboard boats in a full-day DREAM Lab and engineering collaboration.
None of this would be possible without the support of our families, friends and community members who believe in the power of a Baldwin education. Your contributions enrich the fabric of our School and make a difference in the life of each student. Your generosity not only allows us to offer a transformative education for each and every Baldwin Bear, it also allows us to expand professional development opportunities for our faculty and staff, create innovative programs and learning spaces and provide co-curricular opportunities that make a lasting impact on today’s girls. With your philanthropic support, we exceeded our fundraising goal of $1.8 million for The Baldwin Fund last year, and raised an additional $1.7 million in support for our endowment and capital projects on campus. The dedication and generosity of our families, alumnae, faculty and staff helped to ensure that we have the resources we need now, and for the future, to support our girls in their educational journey, for which we are deeply grateful. I look forward to the year ahead and shaping the next exciting chapter of the School’s future together. With gratitude,
Lynne Macziewski Head of School
THE BALDWIN FUND By the Numbers
$2,268,524 Amount Raised for Baldwin Fund
889 FY23 Donors to Baldwin Fund
122 FY23 First Time Donors (Any Fund)
DONOR PARTICIPATION 2022-2023
100%
Board of Trustees
58% Parents
16% Alumnae
CONSECUTIVE DONORS OF 10 YEARS OR MORE
111
FY23 Consecutive Giving 10-19 years
45
FY23 Consecutive Giving 20-29 years
68
FY23 Consecutive Giving 30+ years
TOTAL: 224
27% of students received tuition assistance
FINANCIAL SUMMARY 2022-2023 OPERATING REVENUE Net Tuition and fees.................................................................................................................. $17,742,128 Contributions and grants........................................................................................................... $2,745,464 Other revenue.............................................................................................................................$1,687,709 Endowment and interest income.................................................................................................. $837,256 Total Operating Revenue......................................................................................................$23,012,557
OPERATING EXPENSES Employee compensation and benefits......................................................................................$13,901,681 General and administrative....................................................................................................... $3,883,239 Physical plant.............................................................................................................................. $2,198,723 Instructional and student programming.................................................................................... $1,462,225 Auxiliary activities......................................................................................................................... $480,533 Total Operating Expenses....................................................................................................$21,926,401 Operating Surplus............................................................................................................ $1,086,156
ENDOWMENT MARKET VALUES $34.8 M
$36,000,000 $31.7 M
Market Value
$32,000,000
$28.9 M
$28,000,000 $24,000,000 $20,000,000 $16,000,000
$14.0 M
$15.9 M
$17.3 M
$18.7 M
$12,000,000 $8,000,000 $4,000,000 $ 2017
2018
2019
2020
Fiscal Year End
2021
2022
2023
HIGHLIGHTS 2022-2023 Baldwin students, faculty and staff accomplished so many amazing things and had multiple opportunities to expand their learning outside of our campus. Below are some highlights from the past year. Wyss Leadership Grant Established in 2020 by Amy Wyss ’89 and Ed Jarmillo, this grant supports full-time faculty or staff members who demonstrate the capacity and desire to improve their personal leadership skills. Last year, the grant was awarded to Coordinator of Academic Support and Enrichment Pia Awal Beirne and Grade 6 Dean and Social Studies and Literacy Teacher Bridget Dougherty. Pia will attend the University of Pennsylvania’s Strategic Leadership in Education certificate program and Bridget will attend the Oxbridge Teacher Seminar: Leadership Challenges in Contemporary Education in Oxford.
The Simpson-Scott Family STEM Award This new grant, endowed by Carolyn Simpson Scott ’74 and Paul Scott as part of The Future Is Baldwin campaign, was awarded for the first time last year and is open to all faculty whose teaching focuses on science, technology, engineering, math or a related subject whose content draws heavily on STEM skills. Last year’s award went to Grade 10 Dean and Science Teacher Jacqui Calnan and Science Teacher Rita Laychock. The grant will go towards reimagining the Middle School chemistry curriculum and science sequence.
Technology and Facility Improvements During the 2022-23 school year, Baldwin’s primary internet connection was upgraded to 3BG which allows for more students, faculty and staff to connect at quicker levels and stream content simultaneously. New sound systems were also installed in our larger meeting spaces including the Simpson Center, Baldwin Commons, Gym and Aquatics Center. Finally, ten new smart boards were installed in classrooms throughout campus to increase interactive learning.
The Baldwin Commons: A refresh for a much loved space The Class of 2023 may have graduated, but their legacy will live on in The Baldwin Commons. A newly created space in the former Assembly Room, The Baldwin Commons is a place for students to socially gather together during free periods and work together on group projects. The furniture in the space, generously supported by parents of the Class of 2023, can be configured in multiple arrangements so that the girls can truly make the space their own. This space will surely be loved by many future generations of Baldwin girls. Thank you to the Class of 2023 families for this wonderful gift to the School!
Highlights from our Baldwin Bears • During last year’s Interdisciplinary Institute, some Upper School students participated in a class called “The Animal Kingdom’s Guide to the Good Life.” Taught by Grade 9 Dean and History Teacher Marian Smith and English Department Co-Chair and English Teacher Dr. Sheryl Forste-Grupp, the course focused on the philosophical and theological questions about the selfawareness and actions of animals and their relationship to human beings. The class traveled to the Philadelphia Zoo to observe animals and their behaviors and the Philadelphia Art Museum to observe how animals were depicted in art across the globe and millennia. Students then created their own posters depicting animals, illustrating a philosophical statement to encourage humans to live more mindfully, kindly or respectfully. • In March, Grade 7 welcomed Mr. Kenneth Salaam, grandfather of Fatinah Muhammad ’28, to speak to their grade. Mr. Salaam was a Philadelphia Freedom Fighter and marched alongside Dr. Martin Luther King in addition to serving as one of his pallbearers. Locally, he helped to integrate Girard College. • Grade 3 students learned about Orienteering through two special days at Baldwin. Learning to use a compass and read a map, our Grade 3 Bears took to Ridley Creek State Park as part of the orienteering lesson. They then applied what they learned back on campus with their parents and guardians who joined in for an outdoor lesson! Following the girls’ lead, the studentparent teams used maps and compasses to locate landmarks around Baldwin’s campus.
Baldwin Students on the Move Baldwin students have the opportunity to learn and grow beyond our campus. Age-appropriate trips and activities allow our students to use what they know and explore the world outside our campus. • The B-Flats traveled to Copenhagen and Ordrup, Denmark for a musical exchange with Ordrup Gymnasium, along with the Haverford School Notables. The trip is an extensive performing tour, during which the students perform every day at schools, churches and castles, some dating back to the 12th century. They had the opportunity to experience life as a Danish High School student and lived with a Danish family for ten days. Between performances and events with the Danish students, Baldwin singers had the opportunity to visit Helsingor (the Hamlet castle), take a tour of the canals of Copenhagen, and see a performance of the Danish Symphony Orchestra. • Grades 7 and 8 traveled to Quebec and Puerto Rico for their language immersion trips. They had packed itineraries centering on fun and educational cultural experiences. • Our Kindergarten students visited the Philadelphia Magic Gardens and had a wonderful time exploring the colorful mosaics.
Civic Engagement Baldwin students are highly engaged in civic engagement and giving back to their community. More than 20 Upper and Middle School students were present at the Harriton House Farmstead Fair and helped run all the children’s games, managed the pumpkin painting, carried packages to cars and stayed to clean up! Throughout the year, several on-campus drives help provide food, toys, books and other needed items to organizations like the Bethesda Project, Jewish Relief Agency, Front Step, Cradles to Crayons and Impact @ Cobbs Creek, among others! Fifth graders learned about poverty and clothing insecurity and volunteered twice at Cradles to Crayons while also collecting 60 bags of clothing for those in need. We are so proud of all the ways our students give back to the community.
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS Athletic • Varsity Tennis finished 2nd in the Inter-Ac • Baldwin rowers competed in the prestigious Head of the Charles • Upper and Middle School Athletic Associations hosted a free fall clinic for Lower School Bears • Varsity squash team came in 2nd in the Division I U.S. Squash National Finals and were undefeated Inter-Ac League champions
Arts • Upper School Maskers presented Mamma Mia! • Mary Poppins, Jr. was presented by the Middle School • All three divisions presented art displays in the Fackenthal-Pethick Art Gallery in the spring of 2023 • Lighthouse Wu ’24 won first place in the “Sustainable Development Goals” Art Competition sponsored by the Youth Entrepreneurship
Celebrating the Class of Gold We were delighted to celebrate with the 175 members of the Class of Gold who returned to campus to celebrate milestone reunions the weekend of May 5, 2023. The festivities began with a luncheon that included both alums and the Class of 2023. It was followed by an awards assembly featuring a panel discussion with the 2023 Alumnae Award recipients, Dr. Florencia Greer Polite ’93 (The Baldwin School Alumnae Award), Rachel Gerstenhaber Stern ’83 (Award for Lifetime Achievement) and Ricki Weisberg ’98 (Distinguished Young Alumna) moderated by Megan Adelman ’23 and Ryan Shelton ’23.
Community Dinner and Auction A Top Gun Farewell Baldwin flew into the “danger zone” on March 18, 2023 with a Top Gun Farewell to Baldwin’s 8th Head of School Dr. Marisa Porges ’96! The annual community dinner and auction included an exciting live auction, a successful silent auction, a delicious dinner and lots of dancing to end the night. Led by co-chairs Teresa and Fred DiBona (P ’34), it was a successful night in support of The Baldwin Fund! The event also served as a farewell to Dr. Marisa Porges ’96, who completed her tenure as Baldwin’s first alumnae Head of School in June 2023. The event raised over $300,000 to support Baldwin. Thank you to everyone that attended.
145 Gifts supporting Areas of Greatest Need
48% of donors were Alumnae
True Blue for Baldwin 2023 In March, our community showed how True Blue for Baldwin they were by helping us exceed our exciting goal for our annual True Blue for Baldwin day of giving. Alumna, parents, friends, faculty and staff came together to make the day a success with over 300 donors contributing over $60,000 to support The Baldwin Fund and the special Baldwin Archives Fund. Following along through social media posts and updates, our community helped us complete donor challenges and matches as we worked towards our goal over a 24-hour period. We are so grateful for all who participated and helped make it such a fun and successful day for Baldwin!
$100 Average gift amount
50 First time donors participated
Our sincerest thanks to the following donors who kindly supported our many charitable programs, including The Baldwin Fund, Endowment Funds, specialized campaigns and other restricted funds. It is through your continued generosity that our School and students thrive! $25,000 +
$15,000 - $24,999
Anonymous Donor Marje Armstrong and Jason Armstrong Andrea Ball and Russell Ball, III Rebecca Bramen and Darren Bramen Christine Capano and Louis Capano, III The Estate of Elizabeth Gummey Cluett ’57 Ruth Cohen and Benjamin Cohen Kevin Frakes Kimberly Heuer and Gregory Heuer Stephanie Romeika LaNasa ’96 and Joseph LaNasa, Jr. Nancy Corbit Lewars ’60 and Michael Lewars James Maguire Sharon Simkiss Merhige ’86 and Anthony Merhige Megan Maguire Nicoletti Martha Ortiz and Robert Diamond Sherry Sandler Pearlstein and John Pearlstein Gene Pratter and Robert Pratter Carolyn Simpson Scott ’74 and Paul Scott Carol Shields and Jerry Shields Robin Blum Smith ’57 Ellen Harvey and Tad Sperry Rachel Gerstenhaber Stern ’83 and Alexander Stern Patricia Weiser and Robert Weiser Lori Frutkin Whelan ’91 and E.J. Whelan Laura Yang and Allen Yang
Whitney Bachrach and Thomas Bachrach Ashly Berger and Dan Berger Estate of Charlotte Child ’47 Cynthia Conger and Terence Conger Anne Deitz and Scott Deitz Pontea Fazeli Dixon ’98 and Jonathan Dixon Mary Dockray-Miller ’83 and Michael Miller Roberta Gausas and Allen Model Joan Hutchinson ’63 and Stan Wagon Martha Greene Lewis ’46 Catharine Eglin Maxey ’53 and David Maxey Mary Scott McElroy ’53 and Jay McElroy, III Judy Michel Beth Zemble and Philip Rosenzweig Amy Schmid and James Schmid, III Willys Silvers ’52
BOLD denotes 2022-2023 Trustee
$10,000 - $14,999 Janette Sun Albrecht ’56 Miriam Cohen Danielle DeFeo and Dea Belazi Ellen Deringer and Joshua Deringer Catherine Warden Elkins ’73 and Christopher Elkins Henrietta Holsman Fore ’66 and Richard Fore * denotes deceased
Ona Hamilton and Stephen Hamilton Katherine Karamatsoukas and John Karamatsoukas Alyssa Fabiani Kay ’87 and William Kay The Leone Family Cynthia Freyman Lepofsky ’66 and Robert Lepofsky Brenda McBride ’84 and Clifford Grunes Donna Galvin and Sean McCloskey Celeste Nasuti and James Nasuti Sejita Page and Mark Page Stefanie Porges ’80 and Gerald Lawrence Anna Quisel and Bret Snyder Jane Ellen Rosen ’63 Susan Schmeichel ’76 Stephanie Schuetz ’00 and Jonathan Bayless Beth Ann Lebovitz Segal ’52 Nancy-Beth Gordon Sheerr ’67* Amy Sobel ’86 Michelle Wilkes
$6,000 - $9,999 Marlo Fioravanti Dilks and Jason Dilks Emily Scott Frankel ’00 and David Frankel Jennifer Mantini and Adrian Mantini Rachel Dean Matthews ’84 and Brian Matthews Chi Yan McLean and Matthew McLean Sarah Lange and William Shoemaker Oona Sperr ’79 Kimberly Strauss ’84 Wendy Strauss ’85 Sally Corlette Thebaud ’50 Helen Zhou and Gengqian Cai
$3,000 - $5,999 Anonymous Donor Lyn Agre ’85 Prathima Atluri and Pavan Atluri Jennifer Bellak Barlow ’83 and Dan Barlow Patricia Benitez-Cafiero and Dean Cafiero Amy Bodle and Jeffrey Bodle Jennifer Cross Anne Carrigan Dearden ’51 Teresa DiBona and G. Fred DiBona Marcy Gringlas and Joel Greenberg Elizabeth Moore Hagopian ’67 and Robert Hagopian Mary Halak and Brian Halak Barbara Dunlop Hauptfuhrer ’56 Eugenie Aiguier Havemeyer ’47 and Harry Havemeyer Rebecca Trent Kirkland ’60 and John Kirkland Victoria Mars and David Spina Alexandra Morgan and Jonathan Morgan Maria Munoz Anne Davis Peterson ’81 and Jon Peterson Margaret Walton Ralph ’64 and Thomas A. Ralph Ling Ren and Hao Yin Jennifer Kivitz Roth ’99 and James Roth Lynn Scott and Samuel Scott Sara Scott ’96 Kerry Halpern-Skoglund and Kevin Skoglund Sarena Snider ’03 BOLD denotes 2022-2023 Trustee
Ines Lin and Sanjeev Swami Kelly Thornton and Jervis Thornton Courtney Valiga ’02 Yanlan Wang and Wenzhong Li Yinnan Wang and Alex Li Charlotte Heuer Watts ’53 Charlotte Haldeman Whitmore ’99 Weiting Xie and Shui He Kinney Zalesne ’83 and Scott Siff
$1,888 - $2,999 Anonymous Donor Virginia Sullivan Carry ’64 and B. Peter Carry Betsey Trotter Chalmers ’60 Katayoun Copeland ’85 Kelly Rackel Cordray ’87 and Peter Cordray Patricia Dietrich and Brian Dietrich Elizabeth Fenton and Andrew Fenton Penelope Laurans Fitzgerald ’62 Jean Gessl and Douglas Gessl Rabika Gullapalli and Sudhakar Goverdhanam Ruth Hochberger ’68 and Martin Flumenbaum Collie Langworthy Hutter ’64 and Charles Hutter, III Stefanie Kasperski and Lyle Johnson Paula Boyer Kennedy ’74 and Joseph Kennedy Kheang Heng and Albert Kuoch Alice Levine and Josh Levine Wen Li and Chengyong Tang Lila Reswick Lynch ’66 and Phillip Lynch, Jr. Wynn Madeja and Peter Madeja Elizabeth Norton Manger ’63 and Robert Manger Rachel McCurdy and Rich McCurdy Martha Craven Nussbaum ’64 Laura Palmer and David Palmer Rupam Patheja and Sanjay Khatnani Janella Place and Rick Place Marisa Porges ’96 and Scott Moore Gita Prasad and Srini Prasad Julia Pudlin ’02 and David Wishnick Sandra Sharp Rhodes ’51 Melinda Rishforth and Bryan Rishforth Molly Rowan ’70 Lorna Weir and Mark Sheehan Melanie Sheerr Backlund ’96 and Erik Backlund Tracy Steele and Kevin Steele Beth Stonberg and Stephen Stonberg Susan Wachter and Michael Wachter Helen Justi Wheeler ’74
$1,000 - $1,887 Charu Aggarwal and Sameer Gupta Keri Aikey and Jeremy Aikey Laura J. Armstrong Jane Aspinall ’78 and Jonathan Burgess Alyssa Aurand and Andrew Aurand Anne Norris Baldwin ’55 Deborah Benjamin ’63 Amanda Bernard and Jackson Dunckel Melissa Borofsky and Samuel Borofsky * denotes deceased
Joan Cowen Bowman ’50 Holly Brown Sally Linvill Bund ’63 and Ian Bund Anne Currie Butcher ’59 and McBee Butcher Yuanfang Cai and Bo Zhang Jennifer Capano and Joseph Purzycki Patricia Cappalonga and Joseph Cappalonga Carol Colucci and Steven Colucci Elizabeth Ball Concordia ’81 and Michael Concordia Patricia H. Craig ’77 and Thomas Benner Suzanne Corlette Crilley ’52 Melissa Lennon and Enrico Crispo Elizabeth Creese Davis ’50 Bindu Kumar and Nimesh Desai Megan Dethier ’71 and David Duggins Weatherly Ralph Emans ’93 and Matthew Emans Jill Flaxman ’93 and Ken Andersen Quenby Frimet Elizabeth Yusem Fuerst ’65 Martha Gaines ’73 and Margaret Mooney Betty Kish Gates ’58 and Robert Gates Erica Gloss and Jeff Levinsohn Julie Gopalani and Rohan Gopalani Swathi Gottumukkala and Sateesh Kolluru Norma Hamm and William Hamm Judith Hammerschmidt ’72 and Hank Hankla Suzanne Spatola Hemmerick ’50 and Thomas Hemmerick Heather Hermann ’73 and Christopher Miller Helene Zimmermann Hill ’46 and George Hill Leslie Hodges ’81 and Michael Moriarty Kathy Magee Jaunich ’60 and Robert Jaunich, II Laura Brezin Kern ’98 and Steve Kern Annelies Koch and Jeur Abeln Susan Bunting Larson ’65 Helen Brown Leaman ’53 and J. Leaman, Jr. Vicky Leno and Grady Leno Meredith Lewis and Jeffrey Smith Ivy Sun and Ran Li Yuanying Lin Nancy Herman Loucks ’74 and Michael Loucks Catalina Loveman and James Loveman Kim Matus and Brian Matus Susan Weis Mindel ’62 and Joel Mindel Ruth Montgomery ’77 and John Platoff Jennifer Navarro and Andrew Navarro Emily Nixon ’75 Sonya Vora and Chike Okechukwu Suzan Paiva and Frank Paiva, Jr. Lisa Gottschalk and Michael Parmacek Julia Patterson and Thomas Patterson Barksdale Penick Samantha Pfeifer Neethi Pinto and Jayant Pinto Lois Pressman David Prewitt Helen Pudlin and David Pudlin Jean Qian and Rick Hou Pamela Raab and Michael Buglia, Jr. Jane Rath ’73 Kimberly Rivera Dillon and Mark Dillon Carla Rock and William Rock BOLD denotes 2022-2023 Trustee
Rupam Patheja and Sanjay Khatnani Deidre Slattery and Tony Sarraino Martha Watson Shaw ’63 and John Shaw Cyrena Gouge Simons ’64 and S. Stoney Simons Margaret Skawinski and Marek Skawinski Suga Smith and Jared Smith Elizabeth Snyder Jennifer Platzkere Snyder ’88 and Arthur Snyder Sherin Solara-Fahel and Omar Fahel Penny Wilson Stanger ’66 and John Stanger Stacy Steinberg and Henry Steinberg Kathleen Stratton and Carl Stratton Kathryn Taylor ’70 and Jonathan Sprogell Maggie Taylor and Jesse Taylor Jessica Wachter ’92 and Michael Kahana Barbara Wham Waite ’52 and Charles Waite Louise Ward ’60 Lee Warden and William Warden, IV Mary Mapes Watson ’61 and Gordon Watson Ashley Webb and Andre Webb R. Brian Wenzinger Brooke Sterne Whittemore ’86 and Edward Whittemore Nancy Gillen Williams ’50 and Quincy Williams Marion Converse Winkler ’73 Xiang Gao and Rongyu Yuan Ying Lu and Xiaoming Zhang
$500 - $999 Anonymous Donor Gregg Adelman Elizabeth Gilkeson Aikens ’74 and Hugh Aikens, Jr. Anne Barnett and Jason Barnett Ellen Trout Bennett ’73 and Douglas Bennett Beverly Wallace Cable ’56 Suzannah Herring Carr ’82 and William Carr, III Jean Anne Osbahr Chadwick ’95 and William Chadwick Susanna Choo and Michael Choo Amy Campbell Cole ’55 and John Cole Marion Lewis Congdon ’58 and Richard Congdon Lauren DeBruicker ’90 Deborah Greenfield DeLauro ’69 and Edward Lewis Alison DiCiurcio ’08 Nicole Scipione Didizian ’98 and Haig Didizian Katherine Douglas and John Douglas Amelia Fischer Drake ’73 and Craig Drake Alexa Driansky ’02 Elizabeth Kennedy Duke ’83 and James Duke, II Samie Kim Falvey ’92 and Justin Falvey Rachael Silverstein First ’83 and Mark First Nancy Flood Smith ’74 and Turner Smith Anne Drury Ford ’93 and David Ford Laura Berkowitz Gilbert ’86 and Adam Gilbert Meg Glascott-Birch and Matthew Birch Marina Gonatas ’83 Linda Hadley ’81 Patricia Hall ’68 and Larry Wolhandler Kathleen Tunnell Handel ’73 and Gary Handel Randie Harmelin and Robert Harmelin Helen Hewitt Heberton ’50 Margaret Huffaker ’75 * denotes deceased
Jacqueline Jerrehian and Aram Jerrehian Carolyn Jones ’73 Anna Rebecca Kerr ’73 Leslie King ’74 Ann Berlinger Kirtman ’64 and Louis Kirtman Danielle Morgan Koplin ’93 and Kevin Koplin Lisa Lawler and Christopher Lawler Vivienne Lee ’64 Marie Lefton ’73 and Arthur Young Carmen Lennon ’95 Alexis Lewis ’93 Maggie Lu and Bobby Liu Leslie Lyness ’86 Alexandra Lynn ’97 Nivin Snyder MacMillan ’61 Stephanie Beck Mason ’66 and John Mason Dorothy Rogers Mayhew ’93 Andrea Mirin and Mischa Mirin Barbara Forster Moore ’67 and Richard Moore Annett Napoli and Louis Napoli Nam Nguyen and Long Nguyen Rebecca MacLean Northington ’93 and Ryan Northington Jan Chance O’Malley ’64 and Edwin O’Malley, Jr. Margaret Oxtoby ’72 and Cesar Silva Susannah Watson Perkinson ’65 and Edward Perkinson Anne Phillips Annette Polan ’63 Mary Leonard Robinson ’56 and C. David Robinson Alicia Roebuck ’05 Marissa Stuart Rohrbach Wendy Shamberg Rosen ’60 Sheri Poulos Rosenfeld ’79 and James Rosenfeld Ruth Sadler ’68 Jane Sagendorph ’68 Margaret Fritz Schneider ’50 Karen Keyworth Schroder ’68 and Jack Schroder Gwinn Heilner Scott ’58 and John Scott Jennifer Shea ’68 Lauren Sheerr Beshears ’00 and John Beshears Janis Siegel and Michael Siegel Maisha Smart ’90 Diana Hole Strickler ’69 and Richard Strickler, Jr. Jessica Feingold Thye ’99 Pamela Tunnell ’72 Ellen Phillipps Wales ’60 and Roger Wales* Carolyn Walker ’73 and Michael Drennan Margaretta Walton ’97 and Christina Wiskowski Kristen Warden ’04 and Rodrigo Lacal Sarah Warden ’08 Bonnie McElroy Weber ’81 and Paul Weber Jane Westrich ’69 Katherine Wickham ’68 Cornelia Wolf ’71 and Samuel Wilson Diane Walton Wood ’69 and Peter Kramer Bin Zhou and Hongwei Li
$250 - $499 Anonymous Donor Kathryn Meyer Addis ’73 and Paul Addis Carolyn Cummings Addison ’96 and Matthew Addison BOLD denotes 2022-2023 Trustee
Alexandra Aldridge ’80 and Steve King Marjory Yewer Alexander ’65 Eleanor Allen ’80 Carolina Alzate Jennifer Donohue Astion ’81 and Michael Astion Gina Montana Aulakh and Jason Aulakh Marsha Barnes ’65 and Robert Bradtke Janet Lee Beach ’67 and Ralph Keeney Camille Bedrosian ’70 and James Kamine Elizabeth and Jeff Berger Elizabeth Dautrich Black ’75 and John Black Amy Brezin ’96 and Reggie Slater Ellen McNeary Briggs ’71 and Peter Briggs Terri Brody ’73 Annmarie Cappalonga Bunn ’85 and Andrew Bunn Laurie Calhoun ’73 Sarah Lewis Caspar ’53 Carol Canda Clark ’65 and William Roesner Julia Denny Clark ’58 Dianna Collins Rona Comroe and David Comroe Harriet Haslett Crane ’59 and Robert Crane, III Margot McDowell Cutting ’55 and J. William Cutting Michele Davey and Marcus Davey Cheri Deal ’71 and Thierry Neubert Andrea Staples Donald ’68 and Robert Donald Barbara Scott Everdell ’62 and William Everdell Shayna Fader ’11 Natalie Georges ’03 and Kate Driscoll Elissa Getto ’65 Tracy Gibbons ’72 Brianne Welling Grady ’68 and Robert Grady Katherine Twyeffort Greene ’54 Barbara Glenn Haas ’59 and Robert Haas Stephanie Harmelin ’00 Alisan Buckley Henderson ’49 and Richard Henderson* Antoinette Trapp and Tara Holmes Peggy West and Charles Honart Jenny Hong Moore and Richard Moore Marianne Hooker ’68 and Philip Tramdack Susan Bispham Hopf ’61 Jing Huang and Daniel Liu Yu Huang and Peng Huang Elizabeth Jamme ’78 Barbara Fine Karchmer ’57 and A. W. Karchmer Daphne Klausner ’83 Suzanne DiLenge Kraus ’90 and Michael Kraus Taylor Levinson ’21 Karen Rose Levy ’57 Sue Yung Li Ikeda ’51 and Dale Ikeda Jenny Libien Emily Logue ’73 and Peter Hoyle Hongyun Dai and Xiaojian Lu Maria Luis and Nelson Luis Sarah Gleich Lynn ’01 and Seth Lynn Valerie Kardon Lyon ’78 and Richard Lyon Alexis Rossman Madden ’02 and Patrick Madden Sarah Ballengee Matas ’74 and Alan Matas Mara McCarthy and Jamie McCarthy Nancy McKinley and James McKinley Mary Hale Lovett McLean ’53 and Charles McLean, Jr. * denotes deceased
Kim Conly McNeary ’71 and Stephen McNeary Mary Hope Missimer McQuiston ’56 and Robert McQuiston Dana Welch Miller ’78 and Douglas Miller Elizabeth Mayer Miller ’56 Barbara Shearer Minsker ’61 and John Minsker Sheila Moran ’60 and David Millstone Wendy Morse and Chris Morse Sarah Goldsmith Murphy ’97 and Matthew Murphy Amanda Wistar Mykytiw ’85 Robyn Neff ’98 William Newlin William Lee Noel* Lisbeth Redfield Olton ’60 Craig Oren Lynn Converse Osborn ’66 and William Osborn Constance Aikens Owen ’64 Priscilla Bradshaw Page ’62 Cora Howson Pillsbury ’53 and Donald Pillsbury, Jr. Juliet Ewing Pitney ’75 and Henry Pitney Mary E. H. Posner ’64 Jennie Kerson Pritzker ’96 and Michael Pritzker Shari Reams-Henofer Martha Grace Reese ’71 and Cyrus White Elizabeth Anne Riley ’56 Victoria Heintzelman Roberts ’68 Lauren Alloy and Daniel Romer Eve Edelman Russ ’75 and Mark Russ Tatjana van der Horst Schwendinger ’65 and Robert Schwendinger Sonia Sharma and Prashant Mishra Melissa Shingles ’93 Jane Rowen Sibley ’65 and James Sibley, Jr. Taylor Barnett Slaughter ’57 and Frank Slaughter, Jr. Barbara Aspinall Smith ’75 and Douglas Smith Allison Maloomian Spitzer ’07 and Josh Spitzer Shiloh Stark Jamine Shechter and Daniel Sterman Gaynor Richards Strickler ’69 and Lee Strickler, Jr. Heather Neal Thomson ’72 and Schuyler Thomson Evelyn Carrie Hopkins Thornthwaite ’63 and Wilfred Thornthwaite Sigrid Usen ’80 Diane Eaton Vander Veer ’55* and Joseph Vander Veer Ivy Vigilante and William Vigilante Sara Katz Ward ’86 and Parker Ward Danielle Weiss ’98 Karin Westman ’87 and Philip Nel Mary Pratt Wheeler ’45 Erlis Tropea Wickersham ’59 and John Wickersham Binney Connell Wietlisbach ’81 and Bruce Wietlisbach Constance Wiley ’58 Jessica Williams ’75 and Vidur Verma Sara Dana Willson ’58 Katharine Wilson ’64 and John Quinlan
Up to $249 Anonymous Donors (8) Anne Christos Lord Erin Addis Christina Ahn and Andrew Ahn BOLD denotes 2022-2023 Trustee
Hope Pasfield Aldrich ’56 Lisa Algeo Nini Almy ’45 Robin Dasher-Alston and Dennis Alston Gabrielle Alston ’18 Rebecca Best Amis ’01 and Charles Amis Abby Anthony Caly Anthony Ryne Anthony Sherna Anthony Malathy Appasamy and Arun Srinivasan Mark Archibald Megan Arguell Katherine Armstrong ’50 and Chester Harvey Christine Bagin Doris Gundert-Caspar Balant ’47 Curtis Baldwin Shubhasree Banerjee and Samik Banerjee Mary Frances Bannard and Preston Bannard Jennifer Vrooman and Steven Bara Mason Barnett ’75 Amanda Geter Bazemore ’06 and Tyreef Bazemore Mallory Becker Diane Beloff and Leland Beloff Janer Belson and Charles Belson Natasha Francis-Benjamin and Leopold Benjamin Frances Thompson and Eric Benke Sandra Moss Bentz ’65 Julie Berkowitz and Henry Berkowitz Jamie Berlanska and Rasto Berlanska Mary Blake Bicknell ’62 E. Reed Kenworthey Bilz ’53 Nan Birmingham ’55 Rachael Blanding Laura Blankenship and Douglas Blank Sarah Roberts Boardman ’44* John Bodle and Georgia Bodle Lisa Boehne-Tobias ’87 and Andrew Tobias Mimi Fairchild Boulden ’53 Kellee Boykins Kathryn Braemer ’03 Alexis Snader Braunfeld ’93 and Michael Braunfeld Joan Harper Bray ’47 Carly Brechner ’20 Mary Brennan Frances Burford Brent ’66 and Greg Brent Melissa Wood Brewster ’89 and George Brewster Barbe Ballard Breylinger ’52 Mary Briggs ’83 and Thomas McManus Holly Brigham and David Brigham Cornelia Earle Brock ’57 and Paul Brock Marcia Brose Cornelia Brown Heather Brown Stephanie Brunetto Barbara Boyle Buckman ’69 and James Buckman Margaret-Ann Leavitt Burness ’88 and James Burness Janet Busillo Natalie Busillo Kathryn Buzby ’05 Anna Calabro ’18 * denotes deceased
Jacqulyn Calnan Elizabeth Forster Camerota ’80 and Andrew Camerota William Campbell Jane McIntyre Carlisle ’63 and William Carlisle Carolyn Kinder Carr ’57 and Norman Carr Leslie Dingle Carrere ’73 Kim-Thien Nguyen Cavallin ’98 and James Cavallin Lori Cavanaugh and Tom Cavanaugh Sally Chen ’17 Elizabeth Chesick Emily Chesick ’77 Caitlin Gerrity Chicu ’05 Eileen Cianfrani Marcia Mulford Cini ’60 and William Cini Denise Cirelli ’11 Adriane Cirelli and Joseph Cirelli Carolyn Clendenning and John Clendenning Stephanie Hetos Cocke ’81 and Reagan Cocke Alexandra Colagreco Elizabeth Prideaux Collins ’57 Trine Vanderwall and Eric Conklin Margaret Connell ’60 Elizabeth Connolly and John Connolly Anne Stellwagen Connor ’47 and Timothy Connor Clive Hulick Connor ’71 and Herschel Connor, Jr. Brittany Cook and Alexander Cook Patricia and S. Gerald Corso Diana Cosgrove Ashley Canavan Costa ’98 and John Costa Corinne Coughanowr ’73 and Edward Lazo Jackie Cox and Adrian Cox Mary Cox Marjorie Coxe* A. Steffen Wright Crowther ’68 and John Crowther Charlotte McCreary Culver ’47 Elizabeth Faylor Dalrymple ’58 Emily Unger Daly ’04 and Connor Daly Cynthia Gross Dantzic Judy Datesman ’71 Tina Davidson ’71 and Scott Stultz Katharine Davies ’58 Betsy Davis and Louis Brothers Kelly Davis and James Davis Lindsay Davis Marie de Varennes ’65 and Thomas Cook Victoria Norris Dean ’58 Danica Deckard Anisha Devas ’19 Karina Devas ’22 Suman Devas and Vipul Devas David Dexter Jennifer Dietrich ’17 Kristy DiGiacomo Ann Howson Dixon ’61 and Bo Dixon Karen Untereker Doak ’01 and Jeff Doak Bridget Doherty Barbara Bradley Dole ’52 and C. Minot Dole Valentina Dolney and Derek Dolney Margaretta Alexander Downey ’69 and Edward Downey Alexis Dudden ’87 Leslie Dunn ’70 and Peter Antelyes BOLD denotes 2022-2023 Trustee
Patricia Van Doren Dunn ’52 Janet Steinmeyer Egan ’69 and Michael Egan Katie Emmons ’69 and John Matthewson Nil Ergin and Okan Ergin Tia Esplin and Matthew Esplin Jan Evans Susan Cole Eyre-Schlesinger ’54 and Bret Schlesinger Ruth Fackenthal Cynthia Lynch Fedder ’60 and Joel Fedder Geraldine Feingold and Alan Feingold Andrea Hammerschmidt Felkins ’71 and Robert Felkins Aeryn Seltzer Fenton ’83 and Bruce Fenton Gabriella Ferreira and Robert Ferreira Pamela Fetters Wendy Feulner Kate Anderson Fisher ’73 and Russell Fisher Jaimee Fitzpatrick and Andrew Fitzpatrick Kimberly Fowlkes Cheryl Frank Dennis Frank Stephanie Shipon Freedman and Brian Freedman Laura Freundlich ’83 and Paul Rabinovitch Gail Milsztein Friedman ’83 and Avi Freedman Alysa Frost ’08 Jennifer Frymiare Stevenson ’98 and Jeffrey Stevenson Danielle Fraider Furey and Will Furey Susan Fyock and Kevin Fyock Jenifer Gummey Gajdalo ’60 and Steven Gajdalo Wenjing Gao and Hui Huang Noel Combs Garapola ’83 and Joseph Garapola Adele Harvey Gercke ’65 and James Gercke Tamieka Gerow Richelle Gewertz ’11 Marjorie Gies ’81 and Glenn Miller Miriam Diaz-Gilbert and Jonathan Gilbert Rebecca Gilbert ’06 Jonna Gilbert-Wahle ’05 and Max Wahle Estate of A. Edwina Gilfillan ’55 Nancy Seeley Gilliland ’50 and Samuel Gilliland Lorraine Gimblett and Michael Boghosian Christine Giordano Barbara Schwan Glaser ’68 and Gareth Glaser Lisa Glassner and David Kovacs Jeffrey Goldader Brittany Goldberg ’05 Sarah Goldberg ’04 and Ilana Spar Rachael Goldfarb ’95 and Allan Blutstein Barbara Goldman-Sherman ’83 and Scott Goldman-Sherman Corrie Stankiewicz and Jonas Goldsmith Elizabeth Goldsmith and Robert Goldsmith Elaine Goldwater and Steven Morgan Frank Gomes Allison Wiener Goodwin ’89 Julia Gordon ’81 and Geoffrey Berman Alynne Grace ’98 Sonia Graf Suzanne Reiss and Howard Grant Carole Pestien Grant and Joshua Grant Elizabeth Mather Graves ’71 Elizabeth Boyle Graves ’56 * denotes deceased
Alexandra Gray ’93 and Steve Baird Anne Doyle-Gray and Richard Gray Jane Spangler Green ’58 and Willard Green April Belser Green and Kareem Green Jennifer Greenfield ’87 and Bryan McBride Carolyn Haslett Grillo ’66 and Anthony Grillo Grant Grissom ’60 Deborah Niebling Grubbs ’60 and Dennis Grubbs Amanda Gunn and Andrew Gunn Vi Nguyen and Georgiy Guralnik Nora Guyer ’99 Constance Osborn Haas ’77 Rebecca Sample Habenicht ’54 and Frederick Habenicht, Jr. Susan Haddad ’60 Ann Hallowell ’55 Stephanie Salvitti Haly ’09 and Bryan Haly Elizabeth Kellogg Hamilton ’71 and Perrin Hamilton Susanna Hamilton ’08 Fadwa Hamsasse Elizabeth Hankin ’98 Maria Hannaway ’04 Anne-Mette Hansell and Louis Hansell Laura Hansell ’03 and Pete Heckman Jamilia Hanson ’03 Kevin Harden Adrienne Ottenberg Hartman and Robert Hartman Leigh Dearden Harvey ’72 and Roy Harvey Marie vanPatten Hayward ’59 Liesa Hess Helfer ’63 Connie Henry Thomas Heverin Dorothy Sample Hill ’51 and William Hill, II Daphne Hill and Fredrick Hill Christine Hillegass ’71 and Tom Shellenberg Elizabeth Hyland Hinsey ’83 and Norm Hinsey Catharine Hepburn Hodgson ’60 and John Hodgson Jacqueline Balkin Hoffman ’83 and Michael Hoffman Linda Weiner Hoffman ’74 Saralinda Hooker ’69 and Christopher Ragus Amy Horowitz ’78 Hong Han and Wei Huang Eleanor Mitchell Huggins-Wendin ’47 and Daniel Wendin Andrena Bear Huntsman ’53 Magdaline Intzes and John Intzes Jordan Valutas Jacobs ’03 and Matthew Jacobs Caroline Davis Janover ’62 and Andrew Janover Lydia Hume Jeffress ’03 and Tyrone Jeffress Patricia Jesperson ’83 Lenetta Green Johnson ’70 Leslie Sabina Kalnajs ’60 and Agris Kalnajs Caitlin Somerman ’01 and Rishi Kapoor Hedy Karbiner Dorothy Kardon and Donald Kardon Nancy Kardon ’83 Kimberly Kaufman ’08 Carol Kelley Patricia Kelley and James Hemmerly Katherine Kellogg ’68 Deborah Kemp ’70 Margaret Graul Kendrick ’58 Karen Kenny ’74 and Philip Chase BOLD denotes 2022-2023 Trustee
Anne Peters King ’61 and Joseph King, Jr. Kathleen Kintzell ’20 Marianne Baker Kitchell ’73 and Wiley Kitchell Emily Klebanoff ’85 Priscilla Grieb Klemic ’67 and Frank Klemic, III Karol Knight ’54 and Joseph White, II Larissa Kopytoff ’97 Joan Koven and Seth Koven Christine Kuzmick Diane Lacing Shawn Lacy ’71 Vega Lalire ’68 Rani Isenberg and William Landes Margaret Ellis Langford ’50 Karen Larsen Carolyn Lazar ’60 Myrna Levin and Stephen Levin Rochelle Levy Patricia Neidig Lewis ’62 and Richard Alan Lewis Sarah Lewis ’66 Qing Liang and Jie Tang Barbara Copeland Linder ’55 Margelle Liss and Sheldon Liss Joanna Littleton ’70 Deborah Schaffer Lockwood ’71 Elizabeth MacDonald Loeb ’55 Christiana Huffaker Logansmith ’83 and Stephen Logansmith Ruth Hauptfuhrer Lott ’63 Giovanna Lewis Lottes Kirsten Lowell Erica Lu and Yu Chen Yu Lu and Lu Tian Michele Lucia Crystal Jones Lucky ’82 and Timmy Lucky Patricia Lewars Lucy ’62 and Richard Lucy Jean Jones Lumpkin ’60 and Allen Lumpkin Stephanie Ma and Dali Ma Darbie Lister Maccubbin ’71 and Lex Maccubbin Marsha Satchell Mack ’98 and Eric Mack Jean MacRae ’65 Deirdre Pook Magarelli and Brendan Magarelli David Maltz Joseph Manko, Sr. Carole Manley Esther Margulies ’79 and Richard Destin Debra Markowitz and David Kaplan Rachel Marlowe Melina Marmarelis and Samuel Takvorian Mariel Kornblith Martin ’03 and Miguel Pulido Eleanor Earle Mascheroni and Mark Mascheroni Robin Matlin Jan Matthai and William Matthai Anna-Binney McCague ’99 and Soudi Abdesalam Adrienne McCallister ’04 Rebecca McCurdy ’22 Dorcas McDonald ’57 Faith Jung McDowell ’58 and Arthur McDowell Lisa Held and Michael McIlhinney Sheila McKeown and Daniel McKeown Ann McNally ’83 * denotes deceased
Jaclyn McTague and Matthew McTague Jamie McVicar Jennifer Medveckis and James Marzo Elizabeth Muller Meek ’72 and Edwin Meek Frances Dick Meier ’63 and Michael Meier Anne Mele ’70 and John Duder Helen Miehle ’68 J. Gregg Miller Mary Miller and Douglas Miller Rebecca Miller ’08 Ilana Glassner Milstein ’08 and Greg Milstein Amy Breslow Montgomery ’73 and Charles Montgomery Laurie Parsons Montgomery-Conte ’73 Tristan Morales Ellen Custer Morgan ’58 and James Morgan Pamela Morgan Lisa Peyton Morin ’72 and Donald Morin Paul Mrockowski Jane Maine Mueller ’58 and James Mueller Dorothy Muller ’66 and Jeffrey O’Donnell Shania Mundy ’22 Kaitlin King Murphy ’01 and Ryan Murphy Sharon Nardelli Laura Nasuti ’00 Aimee Naylor and Christopher Naylor, Sr. Laura Nguyen ’15 Lisa Nissenbaum ’70 and Ken Jacobs Noelle Niu ’10 Patricia Notopoulos ’73 Emily Nussdorfer ’83 Ezinma Nwoye Erin O’Donnell ’10 Naomi Haas and Peter O’Dwyer Jacqueline Ohls Ariel Feldman Okin ’09 and Benjamin Okin Joan Davis O’Leary ’50 Jennifer O’Malley and Matthew O’Malley Linda Mauger Onorato ’70 and Frank Onorato Susan Klinger Orlady ’77 and Lewis Orlady Jean Osbahr Nancy Patton Osgood ’60 Amy Saler Ostroff ’85 and Jon Ostroff Suzanne Warnock Otwell ’59 and Thomas Otwell Celia Page ’19 Sarah Parmacek ’11 Linda Parrotto and Anthony Parrotto Homayoon Pasdar Maya Patel ’13 Haley Pearlstein ’08 Karen Pelzer and Reiner Pelzer Penelope McLear Peterson ’58 and Robert Peterson Barbara Mungall and Jan Pethick Jo Ann Phelan and Albert Phelan Alexandra Phelan ’19 Karen Phillips and Howard Phillips Joanne Krout Phillips ’63 and George Phillips Keesha Pinnock Harvey and Anthony Harvey Elsie Pitocchelli Marisa Riley Pizzi ’06 and Michael Pizzi Blayer Pointdujour Jeanne Wilson Pontti ’58 BOLD denotes 2022-2023 Trustee
Jennifer Porges ’83 and Joseph Manko, Jr. Claire Potter ’76 and Nancy Barnes Helen Powers Cynthia Ramsey Price ’58 Joan Prowda ’73 Rebecca Pryor ’05 and Bern Moorehead Karin Purcell and Joseph Purcell Louise Swett Ransom ’48 and David Ransom Christie Reed and Bradley Reed Jane Opdycke Reed ’55 and Charles Reed, III Elizabeth Duall Regard ’91 and Daniel Regard Michael Reyman Allison Lessin Reynolds ’05 Judith Strong Rice ’58 and William Rice Sarah Hamilton Rice ’53 Meredith Rich ’04 Deirdre Richards ’80 Shonte Riddick Teresa Riley and Kevin Riley Laura Clements Robinson ’80 and Thomas Robinson Margaret Robinson ’69 and John Kilmartin Ruth Davidon Rodgers ’82 and Andy Rodgers Elaine Romanelli ’89 and Christopher Mindrum Avery Rome ’65 and Jeffrey Price Sandra Ross and Christopher Ross Kathryn Roth ’71 Saranne Rothberg Joanne Ruse and Kevin Ruse Holly Ryan and Patrick Ryan Megan Rohricht Rybas and John Rybas Diana Gibson Sacerio and Enrique Sacerio-Gari Ellyn Saft Christina Salvitti ’11 Karen Salvitti and Edward Salvitti Silva Santerian Carol Bergren Santoleri ’72 and John Santoleri Marlon Satchell ’94 Susanna Terrell Saunders ’63 and Stuart Saunders, Jr. Cynthia Conston Savett ’71 and Robert Savett Deborah Schein ’90 Willa Brown Schell ’77 and James Schell Suzanne Chance Schenkel ’58 and John Schenkel, Jr. Kathy Schiefer and Allen Schiefer Diane Jorgensen Schmidt ’70 and J Ken Schmidt Hannah-Lise Schofield and David Mazzone Diane Schwab and Albert Schwab Dinah Seiver ’69 Karen Sendler ’90 and John Kirkwood Lisa Senior ’75 Rupinder Sethi and Nikuj Sethi Anne Sexton Emily Mathews Sexton ’62 and Charles Sexton Sally Albyn Seymour ’67 and Lon Seymour Susan Ertel Shaffer ’58 Virginia Woodring Sharpless ’74 and Edward Sharpless Cynthia Borst Sherwood ’55 and Richard Sherwood Garen Brien Sherwood ’83 and Scott Sherwood Jennifer Meredith Shields ’92 and Nathan Shields Stephanie Sheppard Shiner ’11 Kathryn Uhler Shutler ’71 and David Shutler Katherine Sibley and Joseph Horwitz * denotes deceased
Mary Montgomery Sickles ’71 and Robert Sickles Stephanie Sidlow and Stuart Sidlow Winifred Cantor Sigal ’06 and Zachary Sigal Amanda Keller Silveira ’09 Staci Carson Silverman ’87 and Michael Silverman Jennie Silverstein ’86 Aliza Moldofsky Simeone ’93 and Kenneth Simeone Samantha Simmons ’08 and Jason Besecker Michele Simon Arden Simone ’13 Brooke Simone ’11 Marjorie Singer ’63 and Edward Joseph Paula Singer ’71 and Howard Kaufold Mary Edgerton Sloat ’54 Daniel Slusser Laura Small ’04 Carol Winebrenner Smith ’58 Ellen Heckscher Smith ’56 and Bradford Smith, III Susan Swan Smith ’78 and Kenneth Smith Wendy Williams Smith ’85 and David Smith Marguerette Sheridan Smylie ’46 Helen Snyder Julia Lord Soule ’65 and David Soule Cindy Spector and Martin Spector Agnes Sperry ’08 Eleanor Stanton ’60 Karen Stefanski Jeannette Fischer Stein ’73 and Roy Stein Barbara Caulton Sterne ’55 and Robert Sterne Margaret Stevens and Jonathan Hart Meaghan Stoops and Timothy Stoops Holly Stoviak Vivienne Jones Stretten ’71 and Marc Stretten Heather Struntz and Nick Struntz Kayla Cohen Stuckey ’10 Vivian Su ’89 and Kevin Rasmussen Wei Sun and Mark Ma Virginia Bush Suttman ’55 Elizabeth Swan ’81 and Jonathan Kimmel Lynnae Swanson Elizabeth Swoope Sweetow ’65 and Joseph Michels Bianca Jordan Swift ’96 and Keith Swift Elizabeth Tarnoff ’08 Judith Shaffer Taylor ’73 and John Taylor Kathleen Taylor and Roy Taylor Satta Taylor Dorothy Templeton ’69 Leslie Thatcher ’69 Kevin Thomas Lenora Thomas ’19 Suzanne Tiernan ’67 Jane Croll Tiffany ’44 Camille Jolly-Tornetta and Anthony Tornetta Sian Torp ’09 Amanda Torres ’14 Mary Travaglini ’91 Leila Edgerton Trismen ’58 Sarah Ayres Turnbull ’02 and Doug Turnbull Carol Twyman and Charles Twyman Julia Tyminski ’13 Ellie Tzarnas BOLD denotes 2022-2023 Trustee
Eleanor Uhl ’40* Andrea Undercofler and Randall Undercofler Diane Heasley Van Dyke ’53 Bronwyn Morgan Vasapoli ’70 and Joseph Vasapoli Manjula Velani Kathleen Vick ’65 and Steve Stack Ann Grubb Vilece ’71 and Victor Vilece Stacey Lang Vincent and Andrew Vincent Diane Doerr Vogt ’64 and William Vogt Amy Wenzel and Timothy Von Dulm Jeaneen Chapman Wallis ’97 Joan Bevans and Alan Walter Wendy Waltman Liling Wan and Hubo Li Lisa Wang Kayla Watkins ’16 Ann Holland Weeks ’50 Carole Weiner ’77 Ricki Weisberg ’98 and Moni Ndege Cynthia Weisman ’83 Stephanie Weiss ’02 Dorothy K. Wenzel Anne Ellsworth Wigglesworth ’58 Emily Williams Jann Wolfe Williams ’70 and Kenneth Williams Sean Williams Margaret Martin Willmann ’54 and Werner Willmann Robyn Willner Heidi Schumacher Wilson ’83 Elizabeth Kreitler Wolf ’57 Melisa Wolfson Danielle Gardner Wright ’04 and Kalefe Wright Regina Powers Wright ’96 and Christopher Wright Victoria Wright ’95 QiongYan Yu and XiaoDong Wu Mary Logan Wulfman ’86 Elizabeth Taylor Yarnall ’72 and Gerard Yarnall Carole Mikita York ’70 and Neil York Sara Robb Yorke ’59 and Robert Yorke Valerie Brosius Young ’53 and Matthew Young Judith Zalesne and Harvey Zalesne Nazanin Saedi Zamani ’99 and Paymon Zamani Jacqueline Zarzycki and Michael Zarzycki Jessica Zhu ’21 Elizabeth Sower Ziegler ’85 and Eric Ziegler Jane Levene Zuckerman ’58 and Michael Zuckerman
We strive to properly thank all of our donors and have worked to compile lists that are accurate and complete, however; to err is human. If you notice missing or incorrect information, please let us know by contacting Karen Salvitti at ksalvitti@baldwinschool.org. * denotes deceased
Corporate Partners and Matching Gifts American Charities American Endowment Foundation American Manufacturing Corporation American Online Giving Foundation AYCO Foundation Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation BlackRock Blue Grass Community Foundation Bright Funds Foundation Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. Business Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools CAF America Capano Management Central Pennsylvania Scholarship Fund Comcast Community Foundation for Monterey County Cordray Corporation DJD Multi-Axis LLC Dominion Foundation Essex Dental Care Health Corp Exelon Corporation Ferro Steele LLC Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC Fidelity Charitable Fidelity Foundation Give Lively Foundation Inc GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Glenmede Trust Company Goldman Sachs Gives Haldeman Family Foundation Howard Foods Incorporated Huckleberry Foundation, Inc. Hummer Turfgrass Systems, Inc. Integrity Funding Advisors LLC J. P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund J.P. Morgan Jewish Communal Fund Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia JKG Florida Business Corp Johnson & Johnson Ledyard Financial Advisors LPL Financial Maguire Foundation/Maguire Enterprises LP MeridianBank Merrill Lynch Bank of America Corporation Morgan Stanley and Co. Inc.
Nivin and Duncan MacMillan Foundation OOS Charitable Corporation Oppenhiemer & Co. Inc. PA Partners for Education, LLC PayPal Giving Fund Penguin Random House Penn Fruit Foundation Penn Real Estate Group, Ltd. PepsiCo Foundation Pershing Advisor Solutions LLC Peterson Family Foundation Inc Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation Pfizer Foundation Philadelphia Insurance Companies PNC Wealth Management Renaissance Charitable Rubin Family Foundation Schwab Charitable Silverang, Rosenzweig & Haltzman, LLC Society for Science Stratton Ltd Strauss Foundation Susan’s Gardens, Etc. The Baldwin School Scholarship LLC The Ball Family Foundation The Dallas Foundation The Elizabeth C. And Russell P. Heuer Foundation The Estee Lauder Companies - Network for Good The New York Community Trust The Philadelphia Foundation The Snider Foundation The Walt Disney Company Foundation TIAA U.S. Charitable Gift Trust UBS Financial Services Inc. UGI Energy Services United Way of Greater Philadelphia & Southern New Jersey United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania Vanguard Charitable The Vanguard Group Inc. Veeva Systems Verizon Victoria Precision Voith & Mactavish Architects LLP Warfel Construction Company Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gifts
Gift in Kind Anonymous Donor Andrea Ball and Russell Ball, III Amanda Bernard and Jackson Dunckel Elizabeth Wood Bloom ’88 and Andrew Bloom Amy Bodle and Jeffrey Bodle Patricia Darlington and Tom Darlington Natanya DiBona ’91 Nicole Scipione Didizian ’98 and Haig Didizian Marlo Fioravanti Dilks and Jason Dilks Elizabeth Fenton and Andrew Fenton Erin Frakes Stephanie Shipon Freedman and Brian Freedman Kelly Gillis and Jake Gillis BOLD denotes 2022-2023 Trustee
Allison Grant and Adam Grant Kimberly Heuer and Gregory Heuer Katherine Karamatsoukas and John Karamatsoukas Stefanie Kasperski and Lyle Johnson Virginia Schiffino and Nick Kennedy Penelope Tsaltas Lisk ’77 and Douglas Lisk Karen Pearlman Raab and Nathan Raab Rubin Family Foundation Joanne Ruse and Kevin Ruse Amy Schmid and James Schmid, III Margaret Skawinski and Marek Skawinski Michelle Wilkes Alison Young and David Maser * denotes deceased
The Florence Baldwin Benefactors Society is comprised of donors of $1,888 or more to The Baldwin Fund. The leadership support of these essential partners touches all the aspects of our campus and fuels the aspirations of our students. We are proud and honored to recognize the members of this special group. Anonymous Donors (2) Lyn Agre ’85 Janette Sun Albrecht ’56 Marje Armstrong and Jason Armstrong Prathima Atluri and Pavan Atluri Whitney Bachrach and Thomas Bachrach Andrea Ball and Russell Ball, III Jennifer Bellak Barlow ’83 and Dan Barlow Patricia Benitez-Cafiero and Dean Cafiero Ashly Berger and Dan Berger Amy Bodle and Jeffrey Bodle Rebecca Bramen and Darren Bramen Christine Capano and Louis Capano, III Ruth Cohen and Benjamin Cohen Cynthia Conger and Terence Conger Kelly Rackel Cordray ’87 and Peter Cordray Danielle DeFeo and Dea Belazi Anne Deitz and Scott Deitz Ellen Deringer and Joshua Deringer Teresa DiBona and G. Fred DiBona Pontea Fazeli Dixon ’98 and Jonathan Dixon Catherine Warden Elkins ’73 and Christopher Elkins Elizabeth Fenton and Andrew Fenton Penelope Laurans Fitzgerald ’62 Henrietta Holsman Fore ’66 and Richard Fore BOLD denotes 2022-2023 Trustee
Emily Scott Frankel ’00 and David Frankel Marcy Gringlas and Joel Greenberg Elizabeth Moore Hagopian ’67 and Robert Hagopian Ona Hamilton and Stephen Hamilton Barbara Dunlop Hauptfuhrer ’56 Kimberly Heuer and Gregory Heuer Ruth Hochberger ’68 and Martin Flumenbaum Joan Hutchinson ’63 and Stan Wagon Collie Langworthy Hutter ’64 and Charles Hutter, III Katherine Karamatsoukas and John Karamatsoukas Alyssa Fabiani Kay ’87 and William Kay Paula Boyer Kennedy ’74 and Joseph Kennedy Rebecca Trent Kirkland ’60 and John Kirkland Kheang Heng and Albert Kuoch Alice Levine and Josh Levine Martha Greene Lewis ’46 Wen Li and Chengyong Tang Lila Reswick Lynch ’66 and Phillip Lynch, Jr. Wynn Madeja and Peter Madeja James Maguire Elizabeth Norton Manger ’63 and Robert Manger Jennifer Mantini and Adrian Mantini Rachel Dean Matthews ’84 and Brian Matthews Catharine Eglin Maxey ’53 and David Maxey Brenda McBride ’84 and Clifford Grunes * denotes deceased
Donna Galvin and Sean McCloskey Mary Scott McElroy ’53 and Jay McElroy, III Chi Yan McLean and Matthew McLean Sharon Simkiss Merhige ’86 and Anthony Merhige Judy Michel Alexandra Morgan and Jonathan Morgan Maria Munoz Celeste Nasuti and James Nasuti Megan Maguire Nicoletti Martha Craven Nussbaum ’64 Martha Ortiz and Robert Diamond Sejita Page and Mark Page Laura Palmer and David Palmer Sherry Sandler Pearlstein and John Pearlstein Anne Davis Peterson ’81 and Jon Peterson Gene Pratter and Robert Pratter Julia Pudlin ’02 and David Wishnick Anna Quisel and Bret Snyder Ling Ren and Hao Yin Jennifer Kivitz Roth ’99 and James Roth Molly Rowan ’70 Susan Schmeichel ’76 Amy Schmid and James Schmid, III Stephanie Schuetz ’00 and Jonathan Bayless BOLD denotes 2022-2023 Trustee
Carolyn Simpson Scott ’74 and Paul Scott Lynn Scott and Samuel Scott Beth Ann Lebovitz Segal ’52 Melanie Sheerr Backlund ’96 and Erik Backlund Nancy-Beth Gordon Sheerr ’67* Carol Shields and Jerry Shields Robin Blum Smith ’57 Sarena Snider ’03 Amy Sobel ’86 Tracy Steele and Kevin Steele Beth Stonberg and Stephen Stonberg Ines Lin and Sanjeev Swami Sally Corlette Thebaud ’50 Kelly Thornton and Jervis Thornton Courtney Valiga ’02 Susan Wachter and Michael Wachter Yanlan Wang and Wenzhong Li Yinnan Wang and Alex Li Charlotte Heuer Watts ’53 Helen Justi Wheeler ’74 Charlotte Haldeman Whitmore ’99 Michelle Wilkes Weiting Xie and Shui He Helen Zhou and Gengqian Cai * denotes deceased
Dr. Marisa Porges ’96 , Baldwin’s 8th Head of School, had a vision for the School’s iconic Residence and how it should be used to the benefit of our students, faculty and staff. During her tenure here, renovations took place on the third floor - transforming the space from administrative offices to our Middle School - and redesigning the Assembly Room into the Baldwin Commons. The final piece was to create space for the Baldwin Archives where they could be accessible and preserved while providing students and the community space to interact with them. As a way to honor Dr. Porges’ tenure, The Baldwin Archives project was created in her honor to renovate space on the third floor of the Residence. The space will be designed to preserve the items in Baldwin’s archives that include documents from the School’s earliest days to class rings and blazers. Students and faculty will be able to access the archives for class projects and work with them in the newly created reading and conference rooms. The space will also provide a gathering place for alums who find themselves back on campus. The Archives will be an amazing addition to the spaces our students will have access to during their time at Baldwin and beyond. The archived items provide historical importance to our School as they allow us to examine where we have been and chart a course for where we are going.
Thank you to all the alums, parents, and friends who have made a gift in support of The Baldwin Archives Project. Anonymous Donor Erin Addis Elizabeth Gilkeson Aikens ’74 and Hugh Aikens, Jr. Keri Aikey and Jeremy Aikey Hope Pasfield Aldrich ’56 Lisa Algeo Robin Dasher-Alston and Dennis Alston Abby Anthony Laura J. Armstrong Marje Armstrong and Jason Armstrong Whitney Bachrach and Thomas Bachrach Christine Bagin Patricia Benitez-Cafiero and Dean Cafiero Frances Thompson and Eric Benke Amanda Bernard and Jackson Dunckel Mary Blake Bicknell ’62 Amy Bodle and Jeffrey Bodle Mimi Fairchild Boulden ’53 Joan Cowen Bowman ’50 Kellee Boykins Rebecca Bramen and Darren Bramen Joan Harper Bray ’47 Frances Burford Brent ’66 and Greg Brent Barbe Ballard Breylinger ’52 Cornelia Earle Brock ’57 and Paul Brock Terri Brody ’73 Natalie Busillo Anne Currie Butcher ’59 and McBee Butcher Kathryn Buzby ’05 Anna Calabro ’18 William Campbell Christine Capano and Louis Capano, III Carolyn Kinder Carr ’57 and Norman Carr Betsey Trotter Chalmers ’60 Susanna Choo and Michael Choo Carol Canda Clark ’65 and William Roesner Stephanie Hetos Cocke ’81 and Reagan Cocke Dianna Collins Elizabeth Prideaux Collins ’57 Marion Lewis Congdon ’58 and Richard Congdon Cynthia Conger and Terence Conger Brittany Cook and Alexander Cook Katayoun Copeland ’85 Corinne Coughanowr ’73 and Edward Lazo Jennifer Cross Michele Davey and Marcus Davey Anne Carrigan Dearden ’51 Danica Deckard Anne Deitz and Scott Deitz Nicole Scipione Didizian ’98 and Haig Didizian Patricia Dietrich and Brian Dietrich Marlo Fioravanti Dilks and Jason Dilks Pontea Fazeli Dixon ’98 and Jonathan Dixon Mary Dockray-Miller ’83 and Michael Miller Bridget Doherty Amelia Fischer Drake ’73 and Craig Drake Janet Steinmeyer Egan ’69 and Michael Egan BOLD denotes 2022-2023 Trustee
Katie Emmons ’69 and John Matthewson Susan Cole Eyre-Schlesinger ’54 and Bret Schlesinger Wendy Feulner Penelope Laurans Fitzgerald ’62 Jaimee Fitzpatrick and Andrew Fitzpatrick Henrietta Holsman Fore ’66 and Richard Fore Kimberly Fowlkes Kevin Frakes Emily Scott Frankel ’00 and David Frankel Stephanie Shipon Freedman and Brian Freedman Quenby Frimet Martha Gaines ’73 and Margaret Mooney Betty Kish Gates ’58 and Robert Gates Jean Gessl and Douglas Gessl Richelle Gewertz ’11 Nancy Seeley Gilliland ’50 and Samuel Gilliland Meg Glascott-Birch and Matthew Birch Jane Spangler Green ’58 and Willard Green Grant Grissom ’60 Mary Halak and Brian Halak Judith Hammerschmidt ’72 and Hank Hankla Adrienne Ottenberg Hartman and Robert Hartman Eugenie Aiguier Havemeyer ’47 and Harry Havemeyer Liesa Hess Helfer ’63 Suzanne Spatola Hemmerick ’50 and Thomas Hemmerick Heather Hermann ’73 and Christopher Miller Kimberly Heuer and Gregory Heuer Thomas Heverin Helene Zimmermann Hill ’46 and George Hill Leslie Hodges ’81 and Michael Moriarty Jenny Hong Moore and Richard Moore Jing Huang and Daniel Liu Andrena Bear Huntsman ’53 Elizabeth Jamme ’78 Carolyn Jones ’73 Katherine Karamatsoukas and John Karamatsoukas Ann Berlinger Kirtman ’64 and Louis Kirtman Larissa Kopytoff ’97 Vega Lalire ’68 Stephanie Romeika LaNasa ’96 and Joseph LaNasa, Jr. Susan Bunting Larson ’65 The Leone Family Rochelle Levy Meredith Lewis and Jeffrey Smith Christiana Huffaker Logansmith ’83 and Stephen Logansmith Catalina Loveman and James Loveman Michele Lucia Crystal Jones Lucky ’82 and Timmy Lucky Maria Luis and Nelson Luis Joseph Manko, Sr. Jennifer Mantini and Adrian Mantini Victoria Mars and David Spina Rachel Dean Matthews ’84 and Brian Matthews Catharine Eglin Maxey ’53 and David Maxey Dorothy Rogers Mayhew ’93 Brenda McBride ’84 and Clifford Grunes * denotes deceased
Mara McCarthy and Jamie McCarthy Dorcas McDonald ’57 Anne Mele ’70 and John Duder Helen Miehle ’68 Dana Welch Miller ’78 and Douglas Miller Elizabeth Mayer Miller ’56 Mary Miller and Douglas Miller Tristan Morales Pamela Morgan Shania Mundy ’22 Jennifer Navarro and Andrew Navarro Rebecca MacLean Northington ’93 and Ryan Northington Sonya Vora and Chike Okechukwu Martha Ortiz and Robert Diamond Nancy Patton Osgood ’60 Sejita Page and Mark Page Rupam Patheja and Sanjay Khatnani Sherry Sandler Pearlstein and John Pearlstein Anne Davis Peterson ’81 and Jon Peterson Janella Place and Rick Place Marisa Porges ’96 and Scott Moore Stefanie Porges ’80 and Gerald Lawrence Gita Prasad and Srini Prasad Gene Pratter and Robert Pratter Julia Pudlin ’02 and David Wishnick Jean Qian and Rick Hou Anna Quisel and Bret Snyder Margaret Walton Ralph ’64 and Thomas A. Ralph Ling Ren and Hao Yin Sandra Sharp Rhodes ’51 Sarah Hamilton Rice ’53 Melinda Rishforth and Bryan Rishforth Alicia Roebuck ’05 Beth Zemble and Philip Rosenzweig Holly Ryan and Patrick Ryan Karen Salvitti and Edward Salvitti Rupam Patheja and Sanjay Khatnani Silva Santerian Susan Schmeichel ’76 BOLD denotes 2022-2023 Trustee
Stephanie Schuetz ’00 and Jonathan Bayless Carolyn Simpson Scott ’74 and Paul Scott Lynn Scott and Samuel Scott Sara Scott ’96 Rupinder Sethi and Nikuj Sethi Sonia Sharma and Prashant Mishra Martha Watson Shaw ’63 and John Shaw Sarah Lange and William Shoemaker Katherine Sibley and Joseph Horwitz Willys Silvers ’52 Margaret Skawinski and Marek Skawinski Kerry Halpern-Skoglund and Kevin Skoglund Laura Small ’04 Robin Blum Smith ’57 Amy Sobel ’86 Ellen Harvey and Tad Sperry Kimberly Strauss ’84 Wendy Strauss ’85 Diana Hole Strickler ’69 and Richard Strickler, Jr. Wei Sun and Mark Ma Ines Lin and Sanjeev Swami Elizabeth Swan ’81 and Jonathan Kimmel Elizabeth Swoope Sweetow ’65 and Joseph Michels Jane Croll Tiffany ’44 Diane Heasley Van Dyke ’53 Manjula Velani Ivy Vigilante and William Vigilante Wendy Waltman Louise Ward ’60 Ashley Webb and Andre Webb Ann Holland Weeks ’50 Patricia Weiser and Robert Weiser R. Brian Wenzinger Karin Westman ’87 and Philip Nel Constance Wiley ’58 Sara Dana Willson ’58 Laura Yang and Allen Yang Judith Zalesne and Harvey Zalesne Kinney Zalesne ’83 and Scott Siff * denotes deceased
BALDWIN SCHOOL LEADERSHIP 2023-2024
Board of Trustee Officers
Honorary Trustees
Patricia Weiser (P ’22, ’24), Chair of the Board Rachel Gerstenhaber Stern ’83, Vice Chair Martha Ortiz (P ’16), Treasurer Sejita Page (P ’19, ’22), Secretary
Rachel Funk Jenkins ’44 Blair Danzoll Stambaugh
Trustees Marje Armstrong (P ’31, ’36) Thomas Bachrach (P ’29, ’31) Stacye Baker ’94, ALC Vice Chair Darren Bramen (P ’22, ’24) Rebecca Burnett (P ’31, ’33), BPSA President Louis Capano (P ’31) Katayoun Copeland ’85 Scott Deitz (P ’27) G. Fred DiBona (P ’34) Pontea Fazeli Dixon ’98 Kimberly Heuer (P ’27) Thomas Heverin (P ’26) John Karamatsoukas (P ’28, ’32) Lynne Macziewski (P ’25), Head of School Rachel Dean Matthews ’84 Sharon Simkiss Merhige ’86 John Pearlstein (P ’21, ’24) Gene Pratter (P ’94) Julia Pudlin ’02 Alicia Roebuck ’05, ALC Chair Amy Sobel ’86 Sanjeev Swami (P ’30, ’32) Mwanasha VanWright (P ’31)
Senior Trustee Samuel R. Scott (P ’96, ’98, ’00)
Senior Leadership Team Lynne Macziewski (P ’25), Head of School Christine Giordano, Assistant to the Head of School and Board of Trustees Laura J. Armstrong, Chief Development Officer Shauna Carter, Director of Middle School Dianna Collins, Chief Enrollment Management Officer Chris Dwyer, Chief Financial Officer Quenby Frimet, Director of Lower School Meg Glascott-Birch, Director of Athletics Pamela Green, Director of Marketing and Communications Carolyn Jones ’73 (P ’14), Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Christie Reed, Director of Upper School Kelly Schonour, Dean of Academic Affairs
Office of Advancement & Alumnae Engagement Laura J. Armstrong, Chief Development Officer Natalie J. Busillo, Director of Annual Giving Diana Cosgrove, Associate Director of Parent Engagement Danica Deckard, Assistant Director of Alumnae Engagement Kristy DiGiacomo, Director of Advancement Operations Tristan Morales, Major Gifts Officer Karen Salvitti (P ’09, ’11), Advancement Services Manager Silva Santerian, Director of Parent Engagement & Annual Programs
Special thanks to our departing trustees Amanda Bernard (P ’26), Marlo Dilks (P ’29, ’30 ’31 ’35, ’37), Bridget Doherty, Jaimee Fitzpatrick (P’32), Brian Halak (P ’22, ’24), Carolyn Jones ’73 (P ’14), Marisa Porges ’96, Philip Rosenzweig (P ’22), and Laura Small ’04 for their dedicated service as Trustee members and ambassadors of Baldwin.
OUR MISSION The Baldwin School, an independent college preparatory school, develops talented girls into confident young women with vision, global understanding and the competency to make significant and enduring contributions to the world. The School nurtures our students’ passion for intellectual rigor in academics, creativity in the arts and competition in athletics, forming women capable of leading their generation while living balanced lives.
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