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Contributions $5,779,622* Interest/Dividends (14,538) Net realized/unrealized gains (losses) 1,691,986 Total revenue and support $7,457,070 Distributions for scholarships & projects $1,598,398 Operating expenses 327,263 Total expenses $1,925,661 Net assets (1/1/04) $20,873,956 Net assets (12/31/04) $26,405,365 *Of this contributions figure, donations of equipment and materials were valued at $184,271. Dr. Ned Sifferlen Judy Wyatt the enrichment campaign for Sinclair Community College Foundation John Taylor Jerry Tatar
Steven Lee Johnson Tom Suttmiller Dear Friends of Sinclair, 2004 was a year of tremendous change and accomplishment in the life of the college and the foundation. In 2004, the college continued toward the goal of expanding capacity to enroll and educate students in the Miami Valley region. This meant taking advantage of opportunities to partner with the YMCA in parts of northern Montgomery County and continuing to explore the possibility of becoming the official community college of Warren County. As of June 2005, both of those partnerships have borne fruit and Sinclair will soon be a multi-campus college while at the same time maintaining our investment and growing the enrollment at the main downtown Dayton campus. Also in 2004, the Sinclair Foundation launched the public phase of the $12 million Changing Lives campaign with an announcement of $10.3 million already pledged or given. Sinclair was also proud to celebrate the largest gift in the history of the college - $2.5 million from the Mathile Community Fund. We expect to reach our $12 million goal and celebrate a successful campaign in 2005. The Mathile Community Fund gift is helping Sinclair address campaign goals of Readiness, Resources and Retention. Some Mathile funds have already been expended in the establishment of five new Academic Resource Centers (ARC) in Miami Valley high schools. These centers help students increase their readiness to succeed with college level work once they enroll at Sinclair or elsewhere. More ARC’s are scheduled to open over the next three years around the area. We are grateful to our donors and supporters who have pledged and contributed $5,779,622 – more than any previous year in the history of the college. Our gains on investments amounted to $1,677,448. Our net assets reached $26,405,365 at the close of 2004. Sinclair continues to be the community’s college. We want to serve growing local educational needs while being a resource to individuals who are seeking a better life and career through higher education. Thank you for being our partners in this worthy endeavor. Sincerely, Steven Lee Johnson President, Sinclair Community College Tom Suttmiller Chairman, Sinclair Foundation
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