2019 | 2020

Annual Report

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The St. Peter’s School 2019-2020 Annual Report honors alumni, parents, grandparents, faculty, staff, and friends whose generosity enables our students to fulfill their potential. Distributing this report in an online format where possible enables SPS to be a good steward of your gifts and to reduce the impact on the environment, eliminating production and mailing costs. This report catalogs the dedication and devotion of our community in turning shared goals and aspirations into reality though gifts received between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020.

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information and listing in this report. Please accept our sincere apologies if any errors or omissions have been made. Please bring oversights to the attention of the Director of Advancement, Clare Dych at cdych@st-peters-school.org.

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Letter from the Head of School

Dear SPS Community:

This past year was unusual in so many ways. In mid-March we found ourselves away from the comforts of the school and learning in a new way for the very first time. Our students and teachers shifted effortlessly into a remote environment where our students learned from home, via their devices, amid our country’s pandemic. We have learned a lot this year, about ourselves and our community. We also learned, despite the Coronavirus, that our community is strong. Supporting one another, engaging in new forms on socialization and communication, and thriving as we ended our year with a “virtual” Graduation ceremony celebrating the accomplishments of the class of 2020.

St. Peter’s has a long tradition of philanthropy that began when Caroline Seamans led the School in the late 1960’s. Thanks to the generous support of donors like you, the school has been able to advance its mission of “honoring the richness of childhood” for over six decades. We continue to place value on the importance of childhood and celebrating each milestone.

Please take some time to review this report and recognize how many individuals contribute to St. Peter’s and how many people it takes for us to be successful. We have a long year ahead and we will need the support and contributions of us all to meet these unique challenges. We are excited about the opportunity we have to meaningfully educate these children in a way that is consistent with our vision and mission, while the world around us manages this pandemic.

Thank you for all you have done to support St. Peter’s this year and for all you continue to do to help us meet our goals, on behalf of our students in the years to come.

Onward,

Matt Evans Head of School

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2019-2020Jane Napoli P’20 ’24 Board Chair

Meredith Auten ’88Sean Cusack P’19 ’22Bill Donato P’18James Lavino ’87 P’19Chris McDonnell P’13 ’17 ’20Kathryn Nordick P’25George Pappas P’24 ’27Laura Rosa P’16 ’19 ’24Mary Sales P’13 ’20 ’20Candace Shafer

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The 2019-2020 school year began like so many others before it, with excited children rushing into the building to learn and be with their friends. However, the year ended in a way none of us could have imagined, with the COVID-19 pandemic forcing the closure of the school building and a transition to distance learning. We experienced many firsts, including Zoom classes for all of our students, and virtual events. It is safe to say that 2020 is a year for the history books.

Our students quickly adapted to distance learning, using a variety of platforms to stay connected with their teachers and classmates. We then launched out first ever Virtual Camp with a “Camp in a Box” supply box that campers could pick up from school to supplement their digital experience. It was a huge success and provided great entertainment for our students as they quarantined at home.

While this year looks different, we look forward to returning to our many traditions when it is safe to do so. Click here to peek at our A to Z of SPS booklet, and reminisce about all the parts of SPS that you love and remember.

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Students in Mrs. Andrews’ class received a “Flat Stanley” style cutout of their teacher and documented their quarantine adventures with “Flat Mrs. Andrews.”

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Financial SummaryJULY 1, 2019 – JUNE 30, 2020

2019-2020 ANNUAL FUND COMMITTEEAlberta Brennan P’26 Jake Hollinger P’27 ’30 Nace Mullen P’28Kathryn Nordick P’25 Mary Sales P’13 ’20 ’20

OPERATING REVENUE OPERATING EXPENSES

EITC/OSTC 4%Extended Day 2%Contributions and Events 3%Other Income 1%

Tuition Revenue 90%

Extended Day 2%

Building and Grounds 13%

Administrative 24%

Academic Programs 61%

We raised $146,399 from 260 gifts and 225 donors. Our parent participation reached 54%. There was 100% participation from our Board Members and 91% participation by Faculty & Staff in the Annual Fund drive.

The gifts received were put to immediate good use in purchasing necessary sanitation supplies and PPE plus making modifications to our building to help us safely reopen. Gifts were also used to provide our faculty with cutting edge professional development in the areas of virtual and blended learning along with racial justice and anti-bias education.

We had many new donors, donors who gave more than once and donors who gave above and beyond their typical gift. We raised over $25,000 in the month of June alone. Our team is extremely grateful to you, our SPS families, for choosing us despite the uncertainty in the world. As with all fundraising efforts, our numbers only tell a portion of the story.

We also added two new members to our Red Door Society, which recognizes those who have reached the milestone of 15 or more gifts to SPS, or a planned gift. It is our pleasure to continue to steward and grow this special group of donors.

Finally, our EITC/OSTC program has continued to see steady growth. To date, $222,500 has been committed for the 2020-2021 school year, and $115,500 has been committed for the 2021-2022 school year based on projected two-year commitments. We added two new donors to the program this year and are grateful for this avenue of support as families request additional aid to return to SPS.

Thank you does not seem adequate for the gratitude we feel for your support at this critical juncture. None of our work would be possible without your contributions and energy. Together, we will get through these challenging times!

Clare Dych, Director of Advancement

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Red Door SocietyJULY 1, 2019 – JUNE 30, 2020

Charles and Marilyn Adomanis, Sr.Sheldon and Regina AlbertMarica AngelidesPeter AngelidesJames and Elizabeth Aros, Sr.Christina and Mason Astley, IIIDavid* and Suzanne AutenMeredith AutenErnie BarbieroArt and Terry BartolozziScott and Maureen BaureisFrederic and Frances BeckleyDavid and Patrice BeikVinny and Shalini Dev BhutaniMichael and Catherine BirdDavid Blum and Mark WoodlandLeslie BlumPaul BocchiniRichard BocchiniA.J. Bocchino and Phoebe WashburnMarco and Ann Marie Borghese*Mark and Hilary BrennanIda BrooksLibby BrowneHuan Bui and Tuyet NguyenMichael and Jessie BurnsJohn Cadwalader*Bob and Darlene CavalierCraig and Janet CharltonPaolo ChiaravalliTony Codding, Sr.David Cohen and Amy Bluemle

Mary ColeDavid and Stephanie CostelloV. Paul and Mary CoyneCarolyn CrawfordChip D’Angelo and Kathleen MargayMichael and Cynthia DahlRichard and Susan de WyngaertPhil DeBaun and Christina BergqvistMartine DeCampDavid DeVoe and Laura LaneIneke DiklandRichard DilsheimerBill and Kate Donato, Jr.Norman Donoghue II and

Peggy O’DonnellElisabeth DoolanGregory DoolanC. Pace and Suzanne DuckettJeffrey Duckworth and Jennifer SnyderDavid and Deborah DuysFred and Karen EdelsteinBarbara EinhornBarry and Anne EiswerthLisa and Steven EizenPeter and Susan EizenHelene ErmocidaCharles* and Noelle Fahlen, Jr.Thomas and Kären FaloneLaura FerenciBruce* and Eugena FergusonDebbie FluehrRobert and Susan Fox

Mona FrestaDaniel Gibbon and Jamie BischoffJames and Michele GolembeskiSteven and Sonia GrasseBob GreenJames Gurr and Noreen HickokChristopher HainesAlex HainesKatherine HallH. Allen Hall, Jr.Michael and Emy HalpertLinda HarrisAllan and Marcy* HasbrouckTri Ho and Tu Thi NguyenGaylord Holder and Marianne LipsonJeremy HyndJohn and Sunshine IversSusan and Paul JaffeJack Jallo and Gage JohnstonMichael and Marina JalloG. Eric Johansen and

Kathy DiLonardoMarc and Donna JohnsonJames and Anne KingNancy KlinghofferChristian KohlerJessica Kulick and Jim HammondCarl and Carol Kunz, Jr.Anton and Alison LahnstonButler and Lois LampsonPenny LangfieldRobert and Leslie LaRocca

In October 2019, over twenty members of the Red Door Society, a special group of donors who have made 15+ gifts or a planned gift to SPS, gathered in the Alumni Theater for a breakfast to recognize their loyalty and generosity to the School. Memories of years gone by were shared, old friends reconnected, and so much more. We hope to continue the breakfast tradition for years to come. We would like to recognize the two new alumni parent members we added to the Red Door Society this year, Marjorie Snelling P’99 and Carolyn Crawford P’78. Thank you for joining this special group!

* Deceased

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Stephen and Paddi LaRoucheWalter LeaderGordon Leggett, Jr. and

Madeline MillerRobert and Sandra LeVeenBruce LevinMartha and Stanley Levy*Jeffrey LichtmanSam Little and Frances Dalton*John and Florence LloydGene and Sueyun LocksKathy LopezRichard and Geraldine MackLisa MarinucciDavid and Kathleen MastrangeloGeorge MaullCindy McDonnellChris McDonnellJim McGivern and Claire BattenChris McGowanKevin and Claudia MillerGregory MontanaroGregory and Susan MooreC. Richard and Nancy* MorrisDavid MorrisonMario Moussa and Robin KomitaTim and Julie NelsonBarry NelsonHung Minh NguyenJim Oliver and Jane NapoliBromley* and Michele PalomountainG. Thomas and Virginia Parry, Jr.Ed and Michele PlachterAndrea Preate RegniAndrew and Margi PutneyJen ReistleBarbara RentschlerDarralyn RiethMark and Candance RobertsJill RobertsDonald Roberts, Jr. Celso and Laura RosaRonald Ross

Susan RossDon and Cheryl RybackiDomenic Sanginiti, Sr.Dominic and Diane ScirrottoHoward Sedran and Martha LevineSallyAnn Sells BensurDavid Seltzer and Lisa RobertsKate and Dan SeltzerLewis and Melanie SharpsMarjorie SnellingFrank and Lois SnyderJohn Steinhouse and Jackie PromisloFran StepnowskiDavid and Dorothy StevensEd Strauss and Mary SalesLeonard SylkEdward and Cynthia TaraskusJohn and Linda TaylorLeonard Terranova, Jr. Clayton and Susan Thomas, Jr.James Timberlake and

Marguerite Rodgers

Scott and Cynthia TowersBarrie TriminghamJohn and Victoria TurlikJonathan and Bobbie TurnerRoss Veltri and Elaine MarkezinErol Veznedaroglu and

Elisabeth van BockstaeleDilip Viswanath and Carmen GuerraR. Nick VolpeGeorge and Melissa VosburghBruce WeinbergMatthew and Keri WhiteJoseph Whitehead, Jr. Marcy WiesemanL. Douglas and Ann Wilkerson Jim Wolters and Liz McCuneRoger and Val WoodErnest and Miriam WrightLena YardleyStuart and Lisa Young

L-R: Former and present faculty members Kate Seltzer, Diane Scirrotto, Penny Langfield, and Susan Moore, gathered on campus for the inaugural Red Door Society breakfast in October 2019

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Declamation Society$10,000+Jake and Beth Hollinger P’27 30Ed Strauss and Mary Sales P’13 ’20 ’20

Cardinal Club $5,000-$9,999Jim and Nadine Biles P’23 ’24 ’27Bill and Kate Donato, Jr. P’18Estate of Marcy Hasbrouck P’86 ’90Butler and Lois Lampson P’86 ’92Gregory and Susan Moore P’97 ’00Anna Marty GP’19 ’19 ’21Barry and Jules Sales GP’13 ’20 ’20

1834 Club $1,834-$4,999Microsoft Matching Gifts ProgramChristopher Chimicles and Kate

Wilhelm P’28David Cohen and Amy Bluemle

P’18 ’21Sean and Carrie Ann Cusack P’19 ’22Jeffrey George and Christina Chung

P’24 ’28Joe and Kim Larkin P’27Greg and Kathryn Nordick P’25Jim Oliver and Jane Napoli P’20 ’24Sean Sullivan and Kaede Ota P’29Yong and Yang Pak P’24 ’26

Morris and Garland Club $1,000-$1,833AnonymousMeredith Auten ’88Christopher W. Behr ’86Andrew Bocchino ’88 and

Phoebe WashburnDerick and Alberta Brennan P’26Dev and Swati Chanchani P’28Robert L. Christophersen ’51Daniel and Jordan Connelly P’29Fred and Karen Edelstein P’89Matt and Sara EvansLinda HarrisHussein Kiliddar and Paulina Gorodin

P’25Josef Kirkland ’88James Lavino ’87 and Molly Hughes

P’19Chris McDonnell P’13 ’17 ’20Nace and Regina Mullen P’28Celso and Laura Rosa P’16 ’19 ’24Howard Sedran and Martha Levine

P’08Dan and Kate SeltzerEmma Young Wells Fargo Foundation Educational

Matching Gift ProgramJay Whitman and Jessica Zeldin P’24

Garnet & Grey Club $500-$999AnonymousAlexander Carobus ’91Eun and Mun Chung GP’24 ’28Alex Cordaro and Suzanne O’Brien

P’20 ’22Ineke Dikland P’88 ’90Philip and Alison Dorsey P’28James Duncklee and Rebecca PasdonSandy Dych GP’29Steven Fishman GP’26 ’26 ’30Adam and Heather Green P’29 ’30Tom Halpin and Anh Tran P’29Thomas and Judith Halpin GP’29Wayne Hamilton and Michael

Weinkowitz P’27Peter Knight and Anh Thai P’29Robert and Leslie LaRocca P’87 ’90Jamie and Julie Ann Neill P’28George Pappas and Anna Papafragou

P’24 ’27James Pawelski and Suzann Pileggi

Pawelski P’25Harrison and Giulia Sebring P’27 ’29Manoj and Monika Shirodkar

P’19 ’22 ’24Sandy TrezzaVanguard Group FoundationDoris and John Watkins GP’28

Donors by Giving ClubsJULY 1, 2019 – JUNE 30, 2020

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Donors by Giving ClubsJULY 1, 2019 – JUNE 30, 2020

Folio Club $250-$499IBM Matching Grants ProgramBeth AndaloroHerbert and Faith Cohen GP’18 ’21Matthew Foroughi and

Pooneh Alborzi P’26Anthony Garcia and Louise McDonnell

GP’13 ’17 ’20Alycia Horn’78Peter and Sudha Kessler P’21 ’24 ’29Ram and Nagamma Kilaru

GP’21 ’24 ’29Spiridoula Matsika P’24Will NordMatthew Rademacher and Dana Becker

P’23 ’25Scott Whitham and Deborah Schoch

P’22Cannie C. and Edwin H. Shafer, Jr.Barrie Trimingham P’90 ’92Roger and Val Wood P’00 ’03

Friends Up to $249Anonymous (8)Carl AbramowitzCharles AdomanisVinit Ahuja and Ruchi Patel P’30Kathy AndrewsChristina Mills Astley ’90Laura BaderJerome ’05 and Raven BaileyMichael and Catherine Bird ’81John and Mary Beth Bird P’81Mildred Black GP’19 ’22Judith BobowskiThomas Brophy GP’28Huan Bui and Tuyet Lan Nguyen

P’19 ’19 ’29Allegra E. Burnette ’81Matthew and Erika Cardamone P’28 ’30Peter Carota and Jennifer Andress P’30Kate Childs P’29Stephen Clyman and

Catherine Kaplanski P’22 ’23

Vivian Davis GP’22 ’23Anthony Codding Jr. ’77Elizabeth A. Codding ’80Mary K. Cole P’78Timothy and Julie Collins P’26Monika Connolly ’91David and Stephanie CostelloCarolyn Crawford P’78Douglas Campbell and Lauren Cristella

P’29Anne Darr and Michael Herlihy GP’29Richard and Susan de Wyngaert

P’06 ’08 ’13Adam and Stephanie DeBusk P’28David DeVoe and Laura Lane P’96Peter Dilsheimer ’04C. Pace Duckett ’88 and

Suzanne Landgren Duckett ’87Clare and Tim Dych P’29Barry and Anne Eiswerth P’84 ’87Margaret EmersonLindsey Ermey and Sofia Ginzburg P’24James Everett

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John and Jacquie Fernandez P’28 ’29Jason Fine and Mandi Amundson-Fine

P’27Mark Forman and Janet Reynolds P’30Robert and Susan Fox P’07 ’09Julie Friel P’15Anthony and Christine Giordano P’21Jenny GoodmanMarsha GrossmanHieu Ho and Carrie Konold P’25Tri Ho and Tu Thi Nguyen P’04 ’06David and Cate Hoffman P’30Leo Holt and MeLinda DeNofa-Holt

P’26 ’28Jeremy Hynd ’96Jason and Rachel Iannotti P’23 ’25Rosalee InnocentLiz IsanukMichael and Marina Jallo P’21G. Eric Johansen and

Kathleen L. Dilonardo P’03Dick and Carol Joyal P’88Diane Kessler GP’21 ’24Steven B and Patrciia J. King GP’27Jessica KulickMaryann Hynd P’96Eli and Danielle Litwin-Moskowitz

P’30Briana MahonGeorge M. Maull ’62Christopher M. McGowan ’78Daniel L. McGowan ’79Helen McKeanLydie MillerC. Richard Morris ’52Craig and Jessica Morton P’28Mario Moussa and Robin Komita

P’12 ’12Crosby T MunroJulia Nelson

Donors by Giving Clubs (CONTINUED)

Mark Neuman and Lauren Lipani P’27 ’29

Jason and Tanya Nicolais P’26Jerry and Betty Oliver GP’20 ’24Karla OttDemetri and Sam Ponns P’28Andrew ’80 and Marguerite Lavino

Putney ’84Ellen Radutzky and Giorgio Stockel

GP’27 ’29Lauren RagoSandra RekstadBarbara RentschlerLouise and Ron Reynolds GP’30Caryn RiversDonald H. Roberts, Jr. P’95 ’98Jill Roberts ’80Christine Y. Rother P’85Faith SacherDomenic B. Sanginiti, Sr. P’96Diane ScirrottoCatherie and Richard Shonk GP’30Marjorie Snelling P’99

Frank and Lois Snyder P’93Paula and John Snyder GP’18Marina Stamos and Theodore Linde

P’20Jenny StapleFran Stepnowski P’00Butch and Christine Sullivan P’20 ’23Riann TiceNick Volpe ’00Bruce A. Weinberg ’83Dean Weisgold and Cheri Cutler P’23Glendon and Rhonda Wilson P’20Judith Winig GP’28Eugene C. Woehr ’66Miriam Robinson Wright ’82Cam and Kathy Yorkston GP’24 ’28

EITC/OSTCBusiness Leadership Organized for

Catholic Schools (BLOCS)

Current ParentsAnonymous (7)Vinit Ahuja and Ruchi Patel P’30Jim and Nadine Biles P’23 ’24 ’27Derick and Alberta Brennan P’26Matthew and Erika Cardamone

P’28 ’30Peter Carota and Jennifer Andress P’30Dev and Swati Chanchani P’28Kate Childs P’29Christopher Chimicles and

Kate Wilhelm P’28David Cohen and Amy Bluemle

P’18 ’21Timothy and Julie Collins P’26Daniel and Jordan Connelly P’29Alex Cordaro and Suzanne O’Brien

P’20 ’22Douglas Campbell and

Lauren Cristella P’29Sean and Carrie Ann Cusack P’19 ’22Adam and Stephanie DeBusk P’28Philip and Alison Dorsey P’28Clare and Tim Dych P’29Lindsey Ermey and Sofia Ginzburg

P’24John and Jacquie Fernandez P’28 ’29Jason Fine and Mandi Amundson-

Fine P’27Mark Forman and Janet Reynolds P’30Matthew Foroughi and

Pooneh Alborzi P’26Jeffrey George and Christina Chung

P’24 ’28Anthony and Christine Giordano P’21Adam and Heather Green P’29 ’30Tom Halpin and Anh Tran P’29Wayne Hamilton and Michael

Weinkowitz P’27Hieu Ho and Carrie Konold P’25Jake and Beth Hollinger P’27 30Leo Holt and MeLinda DeNofa-Holt

P’26 ’28

Jason and Rachel Iannotti P’23 ’25Michael and Marina Jallo P’21Peter and Sudha Kessler P’21 ’24 ’29Hussein Kiliddar and Paulina Gorodin

P’25Peter Knight and Anh Thai P’29Joe and Kim Larkin P’27Eli and Danielle Litwin-Moskowitz

P’30Spiridoula Matsika P’24Chris McDonnell P’13 ’17 ’20Craig and Jessica Morton P’28Nace and Regina Mullen P’28Jamie and Julie Ann Neill P’28Mark Neuman and Lauren Lipani

P’27 ’29Jason and Tanya Nicolais P’26Greg and Kathryn Nordick P’25Jim Oliver and Jane Napoli P’20 ’24Yong and Yang Pak P’24 ’26George Pappas and Anna Papafragou

P’24 ’27James Pawelski and

Suzann Pileggi Pawelski P’25Demetri and Sam Ponns P’28Matthew Rademacher and

Dana Becker P’23 ’25Celso and Laura Rosa P’16 ’19 ’24Scott Whitham and Deborah Schoch

P’22Harrison and Giulia Sebring P’27 ’29Manoj and Monika Shirodkar

P’19 ’22 ’24Marina Stamos and Theodore Linde

P’20Ed Strauss and Mary Sales P’13 ’20 ’20Sean Sullivan and Kaede Ota P’29Butch and Christine Sullivan P’20 ’23Dean Weisgold and Cheri Cutler P’23Glendon and Rhonda Wilson P’20

Grandparents & Special FriendsAnonymousMildred Black GP’19 ’22Judith BobowskiThomas Brophy GP’28Eun and Mun Chung GP’24 ’28Vivian Davis GP’22 ’23Herbert and Faith Cohen GP’18 ’21Anne Darr and Michael Herlihy GP’29Sandy Dych GP’29Margaret EmersonSteven Fishman GP’26 ’26 ’30Anthony Garcia and

Louise McDonnell GP’13 ’17 ’20Thomas and Judith Halpin GP’29Diane Kessler GP’21 ’24Ram and Nagamma Kilaru

GP’21 ’24 ’29Steven B and Patrciia J. King GP’27Anna Marty GP’19 ’19 ’21Crosby T MunroJerry and Betty Oliver GP’20 ’24Ellen Radutzky and Giorgio Stockel

GP’27 ’29Louise and Ron Reynolds GP’30Barry and Jules Sales GP’13 ’20 ’20Catherie and Richard Shonk GP’30Paula and John Snyder GP’18Doris and John Watkins GP’28Judith Winig GP’28Cam and Kathy Yorkston GP’24 ’28

Donors by ConstituencyJULY 1, 2019 – JUNE 30, 2020

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Faculty/StaffCarl AbramowitzBeth AndaloroKathy AndrewsLaura BaderJerome ’05 and Raven BaileyHuan Bui and Tuyet Lan Nguyen

P’19 ’19 ’29Stephen Clyman and Catherine

Kaplanski P’22 ’23Matt and Sara EvansJenny GoodmanMarsha GrossmanDavid and Cate Hoffman P’30Rosalee InnocentLiz IsanukJessica KulickBriana MahonHelen McKeanLydie MillerGregory and Susan Moore P’97 ’00Julia NelsonWill Nord

Karla OttLauren RagoSandra RekstadBarbara RentschlerCaryn RiversFaith SacherDiane ScirrottoDan and Kate SeltzerJenny StapleRiann TiceSandy Trezza

AlumniAnonymousCharles AdomanisChristina Mills Astley ’90Meredith Auten ’88Christopher W. Behr ’86Michael and Catherine Bird ’81Andrew Bocchino ’88 and

Phoebe WashburnAllegra E. Burnette ’81Alexander Carobus ’91Robert L. Christophersen ’51

Elizabeth A. Codding ’80Anthony Codding Jr. ’77Monika Connolly ’91Peter Dilsheimer ’04C. Pace Duckett ’88 and

Suzanne Landgren Duckett ’87James EverettAlycia Horn’78Jeremy Hynd ’96Josef Kirkland ’88James Lavino ’87 and

Molly Hughes P’19George M. Maull ’62Christopher M. McGowan ’78Daniel L. McGowan ’79C. Richard Morris ’52Andrew ’80 and Marguerite

Lavino Putney ’84Jill Roberts ’80Nick Volpe ’00Bruce A. Weinberg ’83Eugene C. Woehr ’66Miriam Robinson Wright ’82

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Donors by Constituency (CONTINUED)

Parents of AlumniJohn and Mary Beth Bird P’81Mary K. Cole P’78Carolyn Crawford P’78Richard and Susan de Wyngaert

P’06 ’08 ’13David DeVoe and Laura Lane P’96Ineke Dikland P’88 ’90Bill and Kate Donato, Jr. P’18Fred and Karen Edelstein P’89Barry and Anne Eiswerth P’84 ’87Estate of Marcy Hasbrouck P’86 ’90Robert and Susan Fox P’07 ’09Julie Friel P’15Tri Ho and Tu Thi Nguyen P’04 ’06G. Eric Johansen and

Kathleen L. Dilonardo P’03Dick and Carol Joyal P’88Maryann Hynd P’96Butler and Lois Lampson P’86 ’92Robert and Leslie LaRocca P’87 ’90

Mario Moussa and Robin Komita P’12 ’12

Donald H. Roberts, Jr. P’95 ’98Christine Y. Rother P’85Domenic B. Sanginiti, Sr. P’96Howard Sedran and Martha Levine

P’08Marjorie Snelling P’99Frank and Lois Snyder P’93Fran Stepnowski P’00Barrie Trimingham P’90 ’92Roger and Val Wood P’00 ’03

FriendsDavid and Stephanie CostelloJames Duncklee and Rebecca PasdonLinda HarrisAnonymousCannie C. and Edwin H. Shafer, Jr.Emma Young

Corporate, Foundation, and OrganizationsIBM Matching Grants ProgramMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramVanguard Group FoundationWells Fargo Foundation Educational

Matching Gift ProgramJay Whitman and Jessica Zeldin P’24

EITC/OSTCBusiness Leadership Organized for

Catholic Schools (BLOCS)

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EITC/OSTC ProgramIn 2019-2020, we were extremely fortunate to receive $205,860 in EITC/OSTC funds from our continued partnership with our donors and Business Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools (BLOCS). The Pennsylvania-based Education Improvement Tax Credit and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (EITC/OSTC) programs provide funds that are earmarked for tuition assistance. We used those funds to offer assistance to 26 students in the 2019-2020 school year. In a school of our size, the impact of these funds on our ability to offer a St. Peter’s School education to more families cannot be overstated. We remain extraordinarily grateful to those families who have chosen to support SPS through this unique program.

As background, SPS is an eligible scholarship organization, which means that we can receive funds from either EITC or OSTC, where Pennsylvania businesses owners can opt to pay a portion of their business taxes toward a scholarship programs at qualified schools of their choosing. OSTC funds are earmarked more directly for students coming from failing school catchments. For business owners and qualified individual taxpayers, the process is simple: businesses select a school that they would like to support and fill out a short online application to be considered for the EITC/OSTC programs. SPS is committed to finding more donors to help us maximize our funding from these important streams in order to help bring talented students into our community. For more information, please contact Clare Dych at cdych@st-peters-school.org.

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SponsorsGOLD SPONSORDesign, Maintenance & ConstructionSILVER SPONSORFreedom MortgageBAR SPONSORAtkin, Olshin, Schade ArchitectsBRONZE SPONSORSTall Pines Day CampIT Solutions Consulting

Paddle Raise SupportersYong and Yang PakRichard Braemer and Amy FinkelJoe and Kim LarkinMatt and Sara EvansJim Oliver and Jane NapoliKate and Dan SeltzerNace and Regina MullenDan and Jordan ConnellyGreg and Kathryn NordickSteven FishmanHussein Killiddar and Paulina GorodinTony Mannino and Laura SpinaStephen and Cheryl ShapiroAnastasia MartyCannie Shafer

Louise and Ron ReynoldsJason and Judith WinigJose and Marylin FernandezLiz IsanukKathy AndrewsWill NordHarrison and Rachel SaundersTheodore Linde and Marina StamosCarl AbramowitzRichard and Heidi Micolucci

Other ContributionsAnthony Foster ArtArden Theatre CompanyArt in the AgeAthletaBarcelona Wine BarBeadworks PhiladelphiaBistrot La MinetteBloomsday CafeButcher’s Sew ShopChris ChimiclesCommonwealth ProperCrayola ExperienceCreperie Beau MondeDesign, Maintenance and ConstructionDi Bruno Bros.Sofia Ginzburg Ermey and Lindsey ErmeyEvolve Design ConceptsFederal DonutsFringeArtsG-Strength, LLCGarcesHeadhouse Books

Auction 2020: Celebrate the Night in Black and White

The 2020 St. Peter’s School Auction pivoted adeptly to an online format in light of COVID-19. We raised over $48,281 through a combination of online item sales and a virtual paddle raise. Our initial project was to be a renovation of Wiggins Field, but we quickly pivoted to providing aid for St. Peter’s families in need when COVID-19 struck. While we were disappointed to not be able to gather in person, we were very excited to raise a digital toast to mark the celebration. Thank you so much to all of our sponsors and donors for making the event a success with your generous contributions.

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Hudson TableHungry PigeonInvisible Lens PhotographyJ Brite CleanersKnead BaglesLibery Lake Day CampM. Finkel and DaughterMama’s Wellness JointMarla AxelrodMi CumbiaMilkBoy PhiladelphiaMiquon CampMister John’s MusicMoxie Blue SalonDaniel and Daphne Pielak-WatkinsJake and Elizabeth HollingerPhilip and Alison DorseyOliver and Kirsten GildersleeveJay Whitman and Jessica ZeldinJohn McFadden and Lisa KabnickChristina Yorkston McNiffKathryn NordickSandra DychSuzanne O’BrienElena MateroKatie LockwoodMary TeelingVirgi Schiffino

Museum of the American RevolutionNational Kids GymNorthbrook Canoe CompanyOde a la RoseP’unk BurgerPhiladelphia PheonixPhiladelphia PhilliesPhiladelphia Rock GymPhilly Art CenterPhilly InMovementPhilly MovemakersPilates AlchemyPlayArtsRachel IsenbergRelentless FitnessRittenhouse SmilesRoyal Sushi IzakayaSnapology of PhiladelphiaSt. Peter’s SchoolSt. Peter’s School First GradeSt. Peter’s School Fourth GradeSt. Peter’s School KindergartenSt. Peter’s School PreschoolSt. Peter’s School Second GradeSt. Peter’s School Third GradeStarr RestaurantsSWEATTall Pines Day Camp

Auction 2020: Celebrate the Night in Black and White

Emily McHose P’28, Chair

Erika Cardamone P’28Jordan Connelly P’29Lauren Cristella P’28Alison Dorsey P’28Michele Jensen P’26Carrie Konold P’25Kim Larkin P’28Jodi Lokoff P’17 ’22Christina Yorkston P’24 ’28

THANK YOU TO OUR AUCTION COMMITTEE

Teranga YogaThe Academy of Natural SciencesThe Good King TavernThe Philadelphia Dance AcademyThe Philadelphia OrchestraThe Sporting Club at the BellvueTildie’s Toy BoxWalt Express Travel by VinceWalter Pine Floral DesignsXL Sports World

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CLASS OF 2020

Salahudeen Cicero Northeast High School Clyde Clouser Central High School Thomas Cordaro William Penn Charter SchoolMatthew Dolce William Penn Charter SchoolJaniyah Johnson Science Leadership

Academy @ BeeberTheo Linde-Stamos Central High SchoolConnor Loughran Moore Friends’ Central SchoolIsjeer Lowery G.W. Carver High School

of Engineering and Science

Class of 2020 Gift

The Eighth Grade Class Gift is a student run effort, in conjunction with the Advancement Office, to raise funds to benefit future students. The purpose of the Eighth Grade Class Gift is to generate school spirit and pride, and to develop a culture of giving back to St. Peter’s School.

The Class of 2020 is proud to donate a new bench cushion for the parlor bench, where they enjoyed spending lots of time socializing while waiting for buses, field trips, or class transitions. The cushion will have easy-to-sanitize fabric to both brighten up the parlor and ensure cleanliness for our students, staff and visitors.

Conor McDonnell Friends’ Central SchoolSam Oliver Friends’ Central SchoolNorah Strauss Friends’ Central SchoolTheo Strauss Friends’ Central SchoolJack Sullivan Friends’ Central SchoolSarah Taylor Episcopal Academy Tyleencia Wilson Friends’ Central School

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Become a member of our Red Door Society by making a planned gift to St. Peter’s School today. We are proud to recognize all of our planned giving donors in our Red Door Society. We would like our community to know that there are many planned giving vehicles that can be used to make a contribution, including bequests, trusts, and gifts of property or stock. Planned giving can provide significant resources for SPS while also helping you achieve your personal tax and income goals. A planned gift can be as simple as a small monthly recurring gift automatically made online using your credit card or a more complex combination of cash and assets. We are happy to help you match your desire to give with the projects and programs that most benefit the School.

You may also be eligible for matching gifts from your employer for gifts made today, even if you are retired from the company. Matching gifts allow you to double or even triple the value of your contribution at no cost to you and securing them is often as simple as filling out a short form. Contact your company’s human resources division to see if they offer a match for your charitable contributions.

For more information on planned giving, matching gifts, and other gift vehicles, please contact the Office of Advancement at 215.925.3963 x405.

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