DCCC Annual Report 2004 - Delaware County Community College

Educational
Foundation
A N N U A L
R E P O R T
July 1, 2011
June 30, 2012

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BOARD
OF
DIRECTORS
Donald B. Soslow, Chair
Robert M. Madonna, Vice-Chair
McCoy Enterprises
Kathleen A. Breslin, Executive Director
Delaware County Community College
John A. Glavin, Jr., Treasurer
Delaware County Community College
Cynthia K. Aigeltinger, SAP America, Inc.
David M. Banet
David M. Banet & Associates, Inc.
Karen L. Bogosian, Visual Sound, Inc.
John J. Camero III, Fox Chase Bank
Robert W. Cassidy, The Boeing Company
Thomas A. Clardy, Ph.D.
Clardy Management Consultants, LLC
Lawrence M. D’Andrea, Alloy Surfaces Company, Inc.
Paul M. deBotton, National Realty Corporation
Barbara A. Denczi, The Bryn Mawr Trust Company
Michael P. Gallagher, Exelon
Vahan H. Gureghian, CSMI, LLC
Jack J. Holefelder, Holefelder Brothers, Inc.
Laura M. Kasper, Monarch Staffing
Phyllis Ann (Pam) Mariani, Edgmont Country Club
Beth R. Mulhern, Verizon Digital Marketing
Carl J. Needles, Beneficial Bank
Larry J. Moulder, UPS
Kevin B. Nolan, Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Albert T. Olenzak, Ph.D., Board of Trustees
Jerome S. Parker, Ph.D., Delaware County Community College
William E. Sockwell, William E. Sockwell Associates
Charles D. Stevenson, Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc.
Patrick G. Tomlinson, The Henderson Group
William H. Torian, Jr.

DearFriends of the Foundation,
As Chair of the Foundation Board of Directors,
I have been honored to represent my fellow Board
Members in a number of capacities. The Board of
Directors compromises 30 prominent business and
community leaders who share a commitment to
building a strong community through volunteerism
and education. We recognize that the mission of
the College is a worthy investment of our time
and talents. With many academic offerings in fields that support our local
businesses and industries, Delaware County Community College, now
more than ever, is the right choice for our community and its residents.
Foundation support focuses exclusively on students, faculty, programs and
facilities. Board Members serve on various committees throughout the year,
assisting the Foundation in managing its enterprise and advancing its noble
purpose. Board Members also are advocates for the College within the
community, resulting frequently in the development of mutually-beneficial
partnerships.
We are very proud of the strong program of support that our scholarship
donors continue to provide for our students. Their generosity sustains the
program year after year while rewarding and encouraging the academic
achievements of our students. In recent years, the Dreamkeepers program has
kept the dream of a college degree alive for many students who confronted
unforeseen financial challenges that could have disrupted their education.
The success of many students can be attributed to the scholarships and
emergency grants offered through the Foundation.
The economy has presented many challenges over the past few years. Our
gratitude for the donors who have made sacrifices to sustain the Foundation’s
programs during this period is more vigorous than ever. I extend my personal
thanks along with those of my fellow Board Members to the many donors
who invested in the College during this fiscal year.
Sincerely yours,
William E. Sockwell
Chair, Board of Directors
DCCC Educational Foundation
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ANNUAL
FOUNDATION
DINNER
The Foundation’s annual dinner
brings students and scholarships
donors together each fall to
celebrate the generosity of the
donors and the accomplishments
of the students. Kristen Hagopian,
Radio Talk Show Host, Columnist
and Wealth Building Speaker and
author of Brilliant Frugal Living,
delivered the keynote address.
Touting the financial benefits of
a community college education,
Hagopian assured the students in
the audience that they had made
a good decision in selecting
Delaware County Community
College for their education.
She applauded donors for their
wise investments in the students
and the College.
Trustee and Foundation
Board Member
Dr. Albert Olenzak
congratulates
Kimberly Bosshardt
on receiving the
Richard DeCosmo
Presidential
Scholarship.
Rose Obeid, ESL faculty member
(left), presents the Donnelly-Barnes
Scholarship to Lakisha Brittingham
on behalf of her colleague
Dr. Lisa Barnes.
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Jessica DelRosario (left) is congratulated
by Kay Ricker on receiving the Act 101
Scholarship.
Amy Williams Gaudioso, Director, Campus Life (second from right) is
surrounded by students who received Student Government Association
scholarships based on academic merit and participation in student life activities.
Shanaieka Forney (center) receives
the Born Choosers scholarship
from DCCC faculty donors,
Janice Baldwin-Hench and
Dr. Thomas Hench.
Brittany McDevitt (second from left) is congratulated by the
Coleman family (from left), Ryan, Marilou and Ed, on receiving the
Kevin T. Coleman Memorial Endowed Scholarship.
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A W A R D S
The DCCC Educational Foundation awards
students, faculty, staff and alumni for their
extraordinary accomplishments in the classroom
and in the broader community.
Faculty awards are presented at the
May faculty meeting.
Dr. Lana DeRuyter, Dean of Allied Health,
Emergency Services and Nursing (right),
presents the prestigious Christian R.
and Mary F. Lindback Foundation Award
or teaching excellence to Dr. Jane Rothrock,
Professor of Allied Health and Director of
the Perioperative Nursing, RN First Assistant
and Surgical Technology.
A mini-grant was awarded to Assistant Professor
Jaime B. Treadwell for the “Inflated Colossal Campus Installation”
of contemporary art. The grant enabled students and College faculty
to collaborate with a visiting artist renowned for her inflatable
sculptures and installation of art in the public realm.
KAREN L. BERLANT
JOURNALISM AWARD
Creighton T. Rabs
HONORABLE
HARRY J. BRADLEY
AWARD
Elena Caliskan
DCCC EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
PART-TIME FACULTY AWARDS
Dr. Edward Doyle Stephen J. Gunn
Dr. Charles Edington Amy Katz
Karen C. Gibson Michael Marziano
Wallace Gill Godwin Holly Smiles
DCCC MINI-GRANT
PROGRAM
FOR FACULTY
Fiona Geiser, Ph.D.
Jaime B. Treadwell
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WINNERS OF THE AWARDS FOR PART-TIME FACULTY (above from left)
Karen Gibson, Allied Health, Emergency Services and Nursing
Dr. Charles Edington, Business and Social Sciences
Anthony Marziano, Workforce Development and Community Education
Steve Gunn, Business and CIS
Holly Smiles, Public Service and Social Sciences
Dr. Edward Doyle, Allied Health, Emergency Services and Nursing
Wallace Gill Godwin, Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
Kathleen Breslin, Executive Director of the Foundation
William Sockwell, Chair, Foundation Board of Directors
EDITH GARLOW MEMORIAL
POETRY AWARDS
COLLEGE POETRY CONTEST
Raven Maxwell, First Place
Danielle Herman-Cohen, Second Place
Rahman Wortman, Third Place
Jameka Williams, Honorable Mention
HIGH SCHOOL POETRY CONTEST
Laura Masse, First Place
Lexie Corner, Second Place
Meghan Hadley, Third Place
Milena Williamson, Honorable Mention
FREE VERSE POETRY CONTEST
Marcus Wilkins, First Place
Sharletta Hargrove, Second Place
Chris Shavers, Third Place
Rahman Wortman, Honorable Mention
ANNUAL STUDENT
ART EXHIBITION
PURCHASE AWARDS
Kristina Johnson
Adam Katze
Rebecca Kirby
Ming Yuen Kwan
Jermaine Olivierre
ANNUAL STUDENT
PHOTOGRAPHY
EXHIBITION
PURCHASE AWARDS
Mary Blakinger
Ara Brancamp
Caroline Bullecks
Matt Rauppius
Ayanda Sithole
ANNUAL A.F.A.
GRADUATE EXHIBITION
PURCHASE AWARDS
Yvonne Brandt
Jason Ciafre
Erika Dewan
Alexa Nierintz
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Recipient of a mini-grant is
Dr. Fiona Geiser, adjunct instructor
in allied health, whose topic,
“Student project on second-hand
smoke exposure using NicAlert
urine strips” will provide for an
expansion of a 2011 pilot study
on tobacco smoking.
Elaine A. Dreisbaugh, Associate Professor
of Nursing, accepts the coveted
Gould Award for Excellence in Teaching
presented by Raymond G. Toto, Chair,
Board of Trustees at the 2012
Commencement ceremony.
THE GOULD AWARD
FOR EXCELLENCE
IN TEACHING
Elaine A. Dreisbaugh
MARION HEISLER AWARD
Anne Marie Sullivan
LINDBACK AWARD FOR
DISTINGUISHED TEACHING
Jane C. Rothrock, Ph.D.
EUGENE J. MANISCALCO, R.A.
ARCHITECTURAL AWARD
Stephenie P. Germanoro
WONG MOSS OUTSTANDING
ALUMNI AWARD
Joseph J. Oaster, Jr.
OTHER FOUNDATION FUNDS
Emergency Fund for Students
Scholarship AMERICA - Dreamkeepers Fund
Special Therapy Fund for Students
Student Textbook Fund
THE MARIE PATRIARCA
AWARD
Milly Colligon
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LOU SCOTT GOLF CLASSIC
Hank Winchester, Dave Auerbach,
Rodger Mutzel (committee co-chair)
and Jack Smith team up every year
THANKS
TO OUR SPONSORS
TITLE SPONSOR
David M. Banet & Associates, Inc.
Bradford White Corporation
The Boeing Company
CM3 Building Solutions, Inc.
Educational Furniture Solutions
Exelon Nuclear License Renewal
Kimberly Clark Professional
UPS
Vahan H. Gureghian
Visual Sound
Weathers Motors
Willis of Pennsylvania
The Lou Scott Golf Classic, in its 12th year
at The Golf Course at Glen Mills, has raised
nearly $150,000, which has provided for
51 scholarships to students attending local
high schools. A raffle and silent auction
event add to the proceeds at the outing.
Many local restaurants and retail shops
contribute to this
effort.
Mary Scott, Honorary Chair
of Lou Scott Golf Classic
Committee, welcomes the
golfers each year and thanks
them for their support.
Family and friends of Lou
Scott are still involved in
the event as both golfers
and volunteers.
Committee Co-chair Phil Damiani
(left) joins partners Wesley Nieweg,
Tom Sebastian and Bill Torian in
competing for a prize.
Title Sponsor Dave Banet of
David M. Banet & Associates
(center) congratulates prize
winners Dan Martelli and
Paul Rayer.
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Dreamkeepers provides emergency financial assistance to community
college students who would otherwise be forced to drop out of school
because of a financial crisis. Dreamkeepers was established at Delaware
County Community College in 2010 with the assistance of a three-year
grant of $75,000 from Scholarship America ® . The College is required to
match these funds, resulting in a fund of $150,000 for student financial
emergencies. Grants are awarded through the Career and Counseling
Center, and funds are paid out through the Delaware County
Community College Educational Foundation.
3 ways dreamkeepers helps students
• Dreamkeepers empowers students to overcome financial emergencies.
• Dreamkeepers connects students to support systems.
• Dreamkeepers provides an online financial literacy tool that helps educate students
on critical financial management skills.
a promise to students
A single grant award, paired with intervention on the part of the College counseling
staff, can be the most effective way to encourage persistence among affected students
who would otherwise leave school. So, we make this promise to our students: Ask for
help before you disappear, and we will do everything in our power to stem the
emergency you face, so that you may reach your educational objectives by your own
efforts. An emergency is defined as “any situation where students find they need to
pick between staying in school and leaving school to fulfill a financial obligation.”
one of the top reasons for attrition
Unexpected financial emergencies were listed as one of the top reasons community
college students drop out according to a 2010 study by the Center for American
Progress. Four of the top eight attrition factors in the study were traced to student
financial burdens and work-life issues.
how the community benefits
When students succeed through interventions like Dreamkeepers, the community
benefits by not having to support them in other ways – and the community benefits
through their subsequent contributions in the work force. Everyone benefits from
having well-educated community members contributing to the economy, raising
healthy families, joining the middle class and giving back to the community.
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The ongoing construction on the Marple Campus serves as a constant reminder
that the College is undergoing a transformation. Built in the early 1970s, the
original buildings reflect a bygone era of technology, design and decor. The
College’s investments in capital improvements, expansion and renovations are
being made to reflect technological and pedagogical advances in education.
Renovations to the Library and Auditorium are underway, and the promise
of extraordinary things to come is about to be fulfilled with the opening of the
new Learning Commons and Auditorium. A fundraising campaign to assist in
the renovations of these prominent facilities also is underway, and all constituents
of the College are being asked to help. For more information on these projects,
please contact the Foundation Office.
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F I S C A L Y E A R July 1, 2011 — June 30, 2012
Contributions
ANNUAL
FUND FY 2011 FY 2012
Individuals $106,684 $131,302
Corporations 171,569 91,301
Foundations 153,624 128,096
Other
Organizations 715,742 634,689
TOTAL $1,147,619 $985,388
CAPITAL
CAMPAIGN FY 2011 FY 2012
Individuals $83,519 $37,093
Corporations 119,333 10,750
Foundations 6,000 0
Other
Organizations 0 0
TOTAL $208,852 $47,843
FY 2011 FY 2012
GRAND TOTAL $1,356,471 $1,033,231
INVESTMENT INCOME 179,025 133,829
TOTAL GIFTS AND
INVESTMENT INCOME $1,535,496 $1,167,060
D I S B U R S E M E N T S
Temporarily
Unrestricted Restricted Endowed Total
Scholarship and Awards
2012 $900 $134,970 $47,185 $183,055
2011 5,924 122,800 46,570 175,294
Programic Support
2012 7,400 999,210 13,001 1,019,611
2011 5,007 1,196,947 18,446 1,220,400
Operations
2012 58,254 0 14,256 72,510
2011 55,178 0 13,315 68,493
TOTAL
2012 $66,554 $1,134,180 $74,442 $1,275,176
2011 66,109 1,319,747 78,331 1,464,187
A S S E T D I S T R I B U T I O N as of June 30, 2012
Cash & Cash Equivalents $ 118,250
Fixed Income Instruments 2,172,999
Equities 2,715,533
Other Investment Instruments 348,419
TOTAL $5,355,201
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Dear Donors,
Throughout the past year, we have thanked
you for your contributions to the Foundation.
The annual report presents another opportunity
to express our gratitude and to document your
generosity. Contributions in 2011-12 totaled
$1,033,231, representing support for capital
and annual programs.
Once again, the Annual Fund campaign focused on the Dreamkeepers
Program, which required that we match $25,000 of a three-year $75,000
grant to provide emergency funding to students. For two consecutive years,
we succeeded in surpassing our goal and earned a $10,000 bonus grant.
Thanks to our donors, we were able to assist 45 students with essential needs,
such as housing, food, transportation, child care, car repairs and utility bills.
Gifts to the Gateway to Opportunity Capital Campaign for the STEM
Complex are nearly paid off with $47,843 being contributed in 2011-12.
Funding for Phase II of the Gateway to Opportunity Capital Campaign has
begun to support development of the Learning Commons and Auditorium.
This report also showcases the Foundation’s Annual Dinner, which recognizes
all those involved with the scholarship program. With 117 scholarship and
award programs, the Foundation continues to welcome new donors each year.
These donors join a list of alumni, faculty, friends, board members,
corporations, foundations and other organizations whose longstanding
support has assisted worthy students for many years.
Among the scholarship programs is the Lou W. Scott III Memorial
Scholarship, which is bolstered every year by the annual Lou Scott Golf
Classic. As noted in this report, this event has continued to attract 100 or
more golfers each year for the past 12 years, raising nearly $150,000. It is just
one example of the commitment of our scholarship donors to the well-being
of our students and our community.
Your continuing support of the Foundation’s mission plays an essential role in
the College’s student retention effort. It is also a vote of confidence in the
work of faculty and administration. Thank you again.
Sincerely,
Kathleen A. Breslin
Executive Director
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Donors
GATEWAY TO OPPORTUNITY CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
ALUMNI
Anonymous (7)
Paul D. Adack
Cathleen Murphy Albertus
Sandra Silvers Alch
Christine Bonnie Allen
Desmond Allison
John R. Bailey
Patricia A. Barks, R.N.
Joseph M. and Carol Cunningham Base
Linda J. Bishop
John A. Bodalski
Kenneth J. Boyden, J.D., Ed.D.
Kim Braun '02
Linda and William Briddes
Sally L. Burgess
Maryann Butter
Peter J. Campbell
Carole Camper
Diane M. Canale
Mark J. Capriolo, M.D.
Carol S. Chapman
Steven A. Clarke
Milly Colligon
Yeshu Conn
Paula F. Cook
Geoffrey M. Cope
Susan Thompson Coraor
Shirl Cordero
Michael J. Crepack III
Monica D’Agostino
Louise M. Dagit
Joseph D. Debes
Colleen and Thomas DeJohn, Jr.
Marilyn L. Derby
Dorothea E. Di Giovanni
Patricia M. Dillon
Diana Marini DiMattia
Kathleen and David Dinella
Diane M. DiProspero
Danna R. Dittrich
James Michael Donahue, Jr.
Patricia H. Donnelly, Esq.
Robert F. Downey
Dennis Dunbar
Sharon Bowen Ebenreiter
Frederick A. Felter
Shirley Egee Ferrara
Carol A. Fortunato
Anne Marie Gallagher
Sky George
Teresa Giangiulio
Tory Gosnell
Carol Grant-Holmes
Honora Groody
Eileen and Lee Grout
Rachel Guignard
Susan F. Haindl
Suzanne T. Hamilton
Cheryl A. Harrison
Kathryn A. Higgins
Anthony D. Hines
Kenneth H. Huntoon
Maryellen Johnobili
Ellen Jones
Nancy E. Jones
Laura M. Kasper
Virginia B. Keib
Theresa Kelly
Marian Kirk
Marie C. Kirkwood
Spencer Koelle
Vicki LaFashia
Frances Lastowka
Eric Le
Christopher S. Leahan
Margaret Mayo Lease
Suzanne Lerro
Gary Lindauer
Janice Miller Lion
Karen Ann Lungren
Debra G. Maher
Moira Kelly Marano and Ralph Marano
Frederick and Linda Matz
Christine McEneaney
Karen McGinn
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Diana McGuire
Jonathan Miller
George Mitchell
Roy and Sonya Mosicant
Barry Myers
George F. Negro '90
Diane DeSantis Paolo
Joan Patko
Debbie Perreca
Gail Marie Persia
Michael Petrilla
Priscilla Fox Pfizenmayer
Rose Theresa Pinto
James E. Plummer
Rosemarie C. Reilly
Nicholas M. Repino
Kathleen Rivituso
Cathleen Runtagh
Michael W. Santine
Kathy and Jack Schank
Stacey L. Scull
Jennifer R. Semple
Robert F Sendlinger
William G. Sfida
Edward and Virginia Sharpless
Bill and Phyllis Sockwell
Jay Stearly
Anita and Jim Sterling
Russell L. Sweeney
Thomas and Helene Szarewicz
Denise Tenaglia
Ellen Thomas
Robert E. Uhrmann
John Vesey
Robert VonSick
Timothy Wade and Abby Lang
Richard B. Weakley
Robert C. Weaver
James P. Wescott
Harold J. Wilson
FRIENDS
Anonymous (4)
Marjorie W. Ailes
Janice Baldwin-Hench
Lisa Barnes and Peter Schuyler
Frank W. Barter
Randall R. Boerlin
Karin Bosch
Kathleen A. Breslin
Betty M. Brown
Christy Brydges
Linda and Bob Burns
Denise and James Burton
Nancy and Tom Byron
Steven E. Campbell
Virginia M. Carter, Ed.D.
Mary and Curt Coia
May and Thomas Collins
Theresa V. Colvin
John and Ellen Cronin
Gary Csanady
Frances M. Cubberley
Kathleen A. Davis
DCCC Alumni Group – Team Lenz
DCCC Board of Trustees
DCCC Communications Arts
& Humanities Faculty
DCCC Faculty & Staff
DCCC Faculty, Staff, Students
DCCC President and Board of Trustees
DCCC Reading Department
Paul M. deBotton
Drs. Arlene and Richard DeCosmo
Barbara A. Denczi
Lana M. deRuyter, Ph.D.
Matthew J. DiCintio
Joseph V. DiGiandomenico
Robert W. Drucker
Duke's Women's Softball Team
Nancy Gould Dunbar, M.D.
Theresa B. Dunbar
Linda A. Durkin
Francine J. Elmaleh
Michael Elmaleh
Doug Ferguson
Mary Anne and Andrew Ferguson
Jeanise & Thomas Ferguson, III
Mary Anne Ferrante
James R. Flick, Esq.
Friends of the Library
George D. Funk
Eleanor and John Gallagher
Michael P. Gallagher
Sandra E. Gera
Allison O. Glavin
Lindsey and Daniel Glavin
Loretta and John Glavin, Jr.
Dennis Glovach
Margaret Gosnay
Ellin R. Green
Elaine B. Grossman
Beiye Gu
Vahan H. Gureghian, Esq.
Charles Harle
Thomas Lee Hench, Ed.D.
Elisa J. Henderson
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Marc D. Henley
Margaret L. Huntsman
Meg and Rick King
M. Sharon Kreitzberg
Linda and William Lammeree
Mary C. Le Fever
Melanie O. Leroy, Ph.D.
Theodore C. Lewandowski
Brenda L. Lewis
John A. Linder
Anthony J. Makowski
Jennifer H. Malfitano
Phyllis Ann (Pam) Mariani
Hanna Masterson & Family
Florence and Kenneth McKeown
Beth and George McPeak
Marguarite and Craig Miller
JoseFrancisco Moreno
Dr. Rosemarie Morochko
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Nagy
Elizabeth F. Nelson
Rose Obeid and Dr. James R. Brown
Florence K. Pahides
Dorothy B. Phillips
Peter Phillips and Elaine Bromka
Patricia and Zachary Piotrowski
Michele Le Fever Quinn
Barbara and Peter Ramsay
Susan M. Shisler Rapp
Katharine M. Ricker
Frances H. Roselli
Dorothy A. Russo
Suzanne and Michael Saltzberg
Ruth Schick
Maria and Paul Schwab
Mary W. Scott
Tina and Greg Shaffer
Dianne & Marc Shames
Dr. David J. Shuman and Hilary Bryant
Labron K. Shuman
Phyllis D. Sichel
Kathleen R. Silage
Elaine C. Simpson
Sarah G Singer
Robert W. Slough
Tara and Thomas Smith
Eugene M. Smolens, D.P.M.
Jared C. Smolens
Edward and Rosalind Snyder
Donald and Wendy Soslow
Jill McAfee Spelina
Joan and Roy Straigis
Cassandra and Alexander Sviridovsky
Robert Szipszky
Patrick G. Tomlinson
Raymond and Karen Toto
Janice Turner
Christina Valocchi and Richard Stevenson
Anita Vansant
Carol G. Videon
Elisa Von Lange
Sloan Walker
Gloria E. Washington
Susan Whartnaby
David Yox
Melissa Shuman Zarin and Glenn Zarin
BEQUESTS
Estate of Delma Beacham
CORPORATIONS
& ORGANIZATIONS
Air Conditioning Contractors of America
(ACCA)
Alpha Delta Kappa – PA Upsilon Chapter
American Association
of University Women
Beneficial Bank
The Boeing Company
Cannon Properties, Inc.
Cannon Self-Storage
Cetlin Design Group, Inc.
Chester County Regional Education Services
Chester High School Class of 1961
Citizens Bank
Compass Group USA/Canteen Dining
The Cumberland Insurance Group
David's Bridal/The May Department
Stores Foundation
DCCC Alumni Association
DCCC Association of Higher Education
Delaware County Community College
Delaware County PA Sheriff's Reserve Unit
Eastern Delco Business & Professional
Women's Club
Exelon Corporation
Follett Higher Education Group
J. R. Finio & Sons, Inc.
General Federation of Women's Clubs –
Delaware County
The Glenmede Corporation
Loews Corporation
March of Dimes
Monarch Staffing
Morgan Stanley
Pearson Education
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Penn Medicine
Pennsylvania Machine Works, Inc.
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Rotary Club of Chester Pike
Bernhard F Schlegel American Legion
Post 134
Schultz and Williams, Inc.
La Societe des 40 Hommes
et 8 Chevaux Voiture 376
Southco, Inc.
Sungard Higher Education
Sunshine Club of Church
of St. Andrew Choir
Trash Talkin Ladies, LLC
United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania
Visual Sound, Inc.
Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC
Women's Independence Scholarship
Program, Inc.
FOUNDATIONS
AXA Foundation
The Boeing Company Charitable Trust
Chester County Community Foundation
Genuardi Family Foundation
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Independence Blue Cross Foundation
The John Lazarich Foundation
Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback
Foundation
The Pew Charitable Trusts
Phoenixville Community Health Foundation
Scholarship AMERICA ®
SmithKline Beecham Foundation
Mary Trainer Trust
CAMPAIGN FOR THE
ALLIED HEALTH& NURSING
SIMULATION LABORATORY
FRIENDS
Gwen Anderson
GATEWAY TO OPPORTUNITY CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
ALUMNI
Anne and Bill Cranny
Laurel Craven
Nanci and Joseph Hagarty Family
Katrina A. Harris
Moira Kelly Marano and Ralph Marano
Judy & Joe McGinn
Captain E.J. Quinn, USN
Kathy and Jack Schank
Donald Sloat
Robert S. Snyder, Jr., Ph.D.
John E. Webb
FRIENDS
Thomas J. Anderson
David M. and Susan L. Banet
Mary Jo Boyer, D.N.Sc.
Kathleen A. Breslin
Virginia M. Carter, Ed.D.
Eileen W. Colucci
Frances M. Cubberley
Lana M. deRuyter, Ph.D.
James R. Flick, Esq.
Stephen G. Frederick
Loretta and John Glavin, Jr.
The Reverend Mimi Greenwood
Theodore C. Lewandowski
Naomi Haruko Machell
Robert and Peg McCauley
Neilda E. Mott
Jerry and Sue Parker
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Quill
James Roman
Jill McAfee Spelina
Donald and Wendy Soslow
George Sullivan
Roberta and William H. Torian, Jr.
CORPORATIONS
& ORGANIZATIONS
PNC Bank
QVC, Inc.
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12TH ANNUAL LOU SCOTT GOLF CLASSIC
ALUMNI
Catherine G.Hamby
Robert Madonna
FRIENDS
John K. Ammerman
Jeff Baun
John Braun
Kathleen A. Breslin
Judith Broadhurst
Harry F. Brooks
James E. Bryan, Jr.
Patricia and John Colburn,Sr.
Anthony V. Costello
Vincent R. Costello
Karin and Phil Damiani
Steven R. Erickson
Doug Ferguson
Craig Richard Fitz
James R. Flick, Esq.
Friends of Lou Scott Golf Classic
Vahan H. Gureghian
Bob Hardcastle
Lee Hoffman
Michael P Howanski
Harry J. Jamison, Jr.
Lee C. Javens
Mary S. Laird
Phyllis Ann (Pam) Mariani
Daniel G. Martelli
David H. Marx
Susan Mescanti
Rodger L. Mutzel, Esq.
Joseph P. Myers, Ph.D.
Linda Preske
Paul D. Rayer
Mary W. Scott
Thomas Sebastian
Laird P. Warner, Ed.D.
Lawrence G Weathers III
CORPORATIONS
& ORGANIZATIONS
David M. Banet & Associates, Inc.
The Boeing Company
Bradford White
Burlap and Bean, Inc.
CBIZ Benefits & Insurance Services of Pennsylvania
CM3 Building Solutions, Inc.
Edgemont Flower Shop
Are you
concerned about
the economy
and how it is
affecting your
investments
and present or
future revenue?
Consider
establishing a
charitable gift
annuity with
DCCC.
T H E C H A R I T A B L E G I F T A N N U I T Y
The Gift That Gives Back
The significant benefits of the charitable gift annuity are
made possible because of the participation of a charitable
organization. Delaware County Community College serves
over 28,000 students annually throughout Delaware
and Chester Counties and is a symbol of educational
opportunity in this region. Your gift will help to fill
the gaps in the College’s public funding and better
enable it to carry out its core mission of affordable,
accessible education for the residents of its
service community.
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Educational Furniture Solutions, Inc.
Exelon Corporation
Follett Higher Education Group
The Henderson Group
Independence Blue Cross
Kimberly-Clark Professional
McKenney Construction
The Philadelphia Coca Cola Company
Rose Tree Media School District
Susquehanna Bank
UPS
Visual Sound, Inc.
Willis of Pennsylvania, Inc.
GIFTS IN KIND
AC Delco/General Motors
Adventure Aquarium
Bonefish Grill
Sharon M Bozek
Charlotte's Restaurant
Ann Cubberley
Currie Hair, Skin & Nails
D'Ignazio's Towne House
Duffer's Tavern
Flag Lady Gifts
Frames and Company, Newtown Square
Fruit Flowers/Incredibly Edible Delites
James P. Gaffney
Iron Hill Brewery - Media
Eileen McKenna Kammerer
Kennett Symphony of Chester County
Maryann E Lyons and John Terry
Main Line Today
Margaret Kuo's Restaurant
David H. Marx
Susan Mescanti
Montgomery Galleries
Mostardi's Nursery & Greenhouses, Inc.
Ann Neville Muldoon and John Muldoon
The People's Light and Theatre Company
The Philadelphia Coca Cola Company
The Philadelphia Zoo
The Phillies
Pinocchio's Restaurant
Play-a-Round Golf, Malvern
Please Touch Museum
RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve
Rose Tree Inn
Stephen's on State
The Society for the Performing Arts
of the Media Theatre
Beth and Joe Tipping
Trader Joe's - Media, PA
USGA 2013 U.S. Open Championship
Weathers Motors
R. Weinrich German Bakery
Winterthur Museum and Country Estate
Tiger Woods Foundation
Thank you
Sample charitable gift annuity payment rates
as of November 2012 for representative ages
as approved by the American Council
On Gift Annuities.
Single Life Two Lives
Age Rate Age Rate
60 3.4% 59-61 2.7%
65 3.7% 64-66 3.1%
70 4.1% 67-69 3.2%
75 4.8% 71-73 3.6%
80 5.8% 74-75 3.8%
85 6.8% 80-82 4.0%
• Increase your rate of return
• Charitable deduction for gift value
• Capital gains tax savings
• Reduced Estate Taxes and Costs
• Fixed income for life, partly tax free
• Support the future of DCCC
For more information or for a
personal illustration, please contact the
Office of Institutional Advancement,
Delaware County Community College,
901 South Media Line Road,
Media, PA 19063,
or phone 610-359-5131.
E-mail: Kbreslin@dccc.edu

EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
901 S. Media Line Road
Media, PA 19063-1094
610-359-5131