St. Peter’s SchoolAnnual Report 2017-18

The St. Peter’s School 2017-2018 Annual Report

honors alumni, parents, grandparents, faculty, staff,

and friends whose generosity enables our students

to fulfill their potential.

This online format 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, 2017

and June 30, 2018.

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.

Letter from the Head of School

Dear St. Peter’s School Community,

Who are we? We have asked ourselves this question over the past year and it has required us to look broadly at many important aspects of our identity. We considered who we have been, who we are, and most importantly, who we will become. We have come to the most obvious answer first: we are a school. We work each day with young children and young adults to help them find meaning in their world; to find meaning in themselves. We provide each student with a set of expectations to interact with those around them and a set of tools to use to solve problems. Our goal is to engage each learner in their own education.

We are a community. We bring students, families, and educators together to learn from one another, to celebrate the uniqueness of each person, and to support our mission and goals. We ask each other about our traditions and cultures and about what we love. We strive for open dialogue and to understand our differences as well as our shared beliefs.

We are also an opportunity. We spend time together to create memories and experiences that are unique to our location in historic Philadelphia. We connect students from around the city with one another through the shared St. Peter’s experience. We help prepare our students for what lies ahead, and we foster a sense of connection with the world around them. We want them to be ready for whatever the future might hold.

Our School and its community have undergone some changes this past year: my transition to the Head of School role, the renovation of the Blum Library, creation of our new full time School Counselor position, development of new classrooms and updated courses, and welcoming of new members to our community. We also took time to reflect on the things we have done that have made St. Peter’s what it is today. Developing new programs and enhancing what we already do is an ongoing pursuit. However, doing so while honoring the traditions of the School’s past remains a challenge. The School’s identity is clearer now and we are defining our vision for the next generation of St. Peter’s students.

Our first Head of School, Caroline Seamans stated in 1970, “St. Peter’s belongs to its children, and to their parents. This belonging marks the unique character and strength of the School.” I am thrilled to be the sixth Head of School of St. Peter’s and I, too, look forward to fulfilling Ms. Seamans’ vision of belonging for our students and families. I hope you join us in our pursuit and participate in our Annual Fund.

Warmly,

Matthew Evans, Head of School

Board of Trustees 2017-18Thomas Suddath P’22 ’24, Board ChairSean Cusack P’19 ’22Bill Donato, Jr. P’18 ’21James Lavino ’87 P’19 ’21Chris McDonnell P’13 ’17 ’20Jane Napoli P’20 ’24George Pappas P’24Laura Rosa P’16 ’19 ’24Mary Sales P’13 ’20 ’20

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“ I like when we go on walking

field trips around the city.

There is so much to learn

about right in our

neighborhood!”

LOWER SCHOOL STUDENT

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Financial SummaryJULY 1, 2017 – JUNE 30, 2018

2017-2018 ANNUAL FUND COMMITTEE

Peter Hilton-Kingdon P’24 Emily McHose P’28 Kathryn Nordick P’25 Rachel Iannotti P’23 ‘25 Jane Napoli P ’20 ’24 Mary Sales P’13 ’20 ’20

OPERATING REVENUE OPERATING EXPENSES

Tuition Revenue 85%

Enrichment Programs 7%

Academic Programs 61%

Institutional Support 32%

Contributions and Events 8%

Enrichment Programs 6% Other Income 1%

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Declamation Society$10,000+

Business Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools (BLOCS)

Bob Green P’15 ’19Ed Strauss and Mary Sales P’13 ’20 ’20

Cardinal Club $5,000-$9,999

Benevity Community Impact FundJim and Nadine Biles P’23 ’24 ’27Bill and Kate Donato, Jr. P’18 ’21Jake and Beth Hollinger P’27Butler and Lois Lampson P’86 ’92Anastasia Marty GP’19 ’19 ’21Thomas and Mollie Suddath, Jr. P’22 ’24

1834 Club $1,834-$4,999

AXA FoundationSean and Carrie Ann Cusack P’19 ’22Leslie Blum P’80 ’86Chris Chimicles P’28David Cohen and Amy Bluemle P’18 ’21Fred and Karen Edelstein P’89Peter Hilton-Kingdon and

Kathy Ochroch P’24Greg and Susan Moore P’97 ’00Matthew and Beth Napoli GP’20 ’24Gregory and Kathryn Nordick P’25Jim Oliver and Jane Napoli P’20 ’24Yong and Yang Pak P’24 ’26Celso and Laura Rosa P’16 ’19 ’24Barry and Jules Sales GP’13 ’20 ’20Connelly Foundation

Morris & Garland Club $1,000-$1,833

Chris McDonnell P’13 ’17 ’20Bob Becker and Fon Wang P’27Huan Bui and Tuyet Lan Nguyen P’19 ’19Art and Terri Bartolozzi P’04 ’07James Duncklee and Rebecca Pasdon P’25Steven Fishman GP’26 ’26Camillo D’Orazio and Colleen Gaughan P’26Linda J. HarrisHussein Kiliddar and Paulina Gorodin P’25Joe and Kim Larkin P’27Patrick and Susan Larkin GP’27James Lavino and Molly Hughes ’87 P’19 ’21John and Virginia McNiff GP’24Demetrios and Samantha Ponns P’28Michael and Jennie Pritzker P’24The Howard J. Sedran Family FoundationMatthew and Jen Tucker P’27Jay Whitman and Jessica Zeldin P’24

Garnet & Grey Club $500-$999

Paypal Charitable Giving FundDiamantino Caseiro and Gail Rosen P’24Eddie Chang and Catherine Kim P’22Paul Chi and Jenna McNeill P’21 ’24Robert L. Christophersen ’51Mun and Eun Chung GP’24Elisabeth Doolan P’85Matt and Sara EvansAlejandro Fernandez and Erica Daza P’28Thomas Huber P’18Shawn and Tiffany Kelly P’27Jerome Kranzel and Rian Berger P’24 ’25Jamie and Jodi Lokoff P’17 ’22Jay Mehta and Malika Gandhi P’26Caroline R. Noyes ’78 and Susan BacherGeorge Pappas and Anna Papafragou P’24Halimah DeLaine ’89Dan and Kate Seltzer

Donors by Giving Clubs JULY 1, 2017 – JUNE 30, 2018

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Folio Club $150-$499

Michael and Catherine Bird ’81Allegra E. Burnette ’81Matthew and Erika Cardamone P’28Class of 2027Stephen Clyman and Catherine Kaplanski

P’22 ’23Alex Cordaro and Suzanne O’Brien P’20 ’22Philip and Alison Dorsey P’28Dress Down DayC. Pace Duckett ’88 and

Suzanne Landgren Duckett ’87Peter ’92 and Susan Eizen P’22 ’25James Everett ’87Michael and Emy Halpert P’82 ’85 ’85David HoffmanG. Eric Johansen and

Kathleen L. Dilonardo P’03Larry and Toba Kerson GP’24Carl and Carol Kunz, Jr. ’51Robert and Leslie LaRocca P’87 ’90Thomas and Sarah McCabe IV P’25 ’27Cindy McDonnell P’13 ’17 ’20Paul and Xiao Yan Ngai ’23

Ashley OrleansJames Park and

Jennifer Villasenor-Park P’27 James Pawelski and Suzann Pileggi Pawelski

P’25Sandee RekstadGregory and JoEllen Ritz GP’20 ’23John StemanButch and Christine Sullivan P’20 ’23Mike and Joy Taylor P’20Barrie Trimingham P’90 ’92Joseph and Madelene Varalli P’23Nick J. Volpe ’00Joseph Whitehead, Jr., Esq. P’13 ’17Scott Whitham and Deborah Schoch P’21Roger and Valerie Wood P’00 ’03J. Cameron and Kathleen Yorkston GP’24 ’28

Friends Up to $149

Charles and Marilyn Adomanis, Sr. P’87 ’99Kathy AndrewsJohn and Kristina Antoniades P’85 ’87Christina Mills Astley ’90Ernie BarbieroJohn and Mary Beth Bird P’81Mildred Black GP’19 ’22Paul R. Bocchini ’78Richard and Connie Bocchini P’78Gianluca Braggio ’27Nils and Luiza Bross P’23Libby Browne P’81 ’83Lufay Butler GP’04James Joseph Campenella ’00Vanessa Campione ’98Kenneth Carobus and M. Faith Angell P’91Anthony Codding Jr. ’77Mary K. Cole P’78Jamey Cooper ’01David J. CostelloV. Paul and Mary Coyne P’74 ’75 ’78Kevin Crandall ’22Carolyn S. Crawford P’78Jack D’Angelo ’16Olivia D’Angelo ’13Kerri Daly P’27Shawn Deveney ’28

Peter Dilsheimer ’04George DiNardo ’24Jeff Duckworth and Jennifer Snyder P’18Clare DychBarry and Anne Eiswerth P’84 ’87Douglas Eizen ’01Lindsey Ermey and Sofia Ginzburg P’24Mackie Ermocida ’01Bruce and Eugena Ferguson ’41Andres Fernandez ’28Renee Fishman GP’26 ’26Deborah A. Fluehr P’07Robert and Susan Fox P’07 ’09Helen Galuszka GP’15 ’17Christine Giordano P’21Marsha GrossmanKathleen R. HaddenLava HamDena HillisonTri Ho and Tu Thi Nguyen P’04 ’06Hieu Ho and Carrie Konold P’25Lori HongJeremy Hynd ’96John Ivers and Sunshine Rider-Ivers P’10Michael and Marina Jallo P’21Sheri JobeMarc C. Johnson ’84 and Donna QuinnAriyana Johnson ’25Nathan Kauffman ’27

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Friends (continued)Up to $149

Bryan KerrSuri Khorram ’23Zain Kiliddar ’25Michael and Amber King P’25 ’27Phyllis Konold GP’25Jenavieve Kranzel ’25Jessica KulickMaryann Hynd P’96Ethan Lam ’27Spencer and Gigi Lamm P’23Charlotte Lawton ’24Miles Lesser ’22Elliott Lesser ’25Doris V. Levin P’74 ’75Bruce Levin ’75Eli LitwinKathryn M. LopezBriana MahonLisa Marinucci P’05George M. Maull ’62Steve MaxwellMorganna Mays-Dougherty ’26Henry McCabe ’27Christopher M. McGowan ’78Daniel L. McGowan ’79Helen McKean

Duncan and Christina McNiff P’24 ’28Lydie MillerCharlie ’85 and Stephanie MoleskiJames Moore and Sharon Loughran P’15 ’20Mario Moussa and Robin Komita P’12 ’12Mark Neuman and Lauren Lipani P’27Andrew Ngai ’23Will NordEdward and Marcyanne Nordick GP’25J. Patrick and Karen O’Brien P’12Karla OttJack H. Pancoski ’22Dirk ParkerBhumi PatelLiam Pawelski ’25Brian Pease and Ann Cinque- Pease P’21Leah PetettiAndrew ’80 and Marguerite Lavino Putney

’84Kenneth Racowski ’25Mae Racowski ’27Jennifer L. ReistleBarbara H. RentschlerMatthew Cicero and Keziah Ridgeway P’20Jill Roberts ’80Christine Rother P’93Domenic B. Sanginiti, Sr. P’96Diane Scirrotto

Sally Ann Sells Bensur ’71Meaghan SerbinLewis and Melanie Sharps P’97Marjorie P. Snelling P’99Frank and Lois Snyder P’93John and Paula Snyder GP’18Brianna J. Spiotta-Johnson ’00Jenny StapleQuinten Staton ’10Keri SteinThomas Suddath ’22Emily Suddath ’24Charles Sullivan and Jane Hutchinson

GP’20 ’23Erich Swerling ’25John C. Taylor ’54Mary Tucker GP’27Michael and Patricia Tursi GP’21Deva WatsonBruce A. Weinberg ’83Dean Weisgold and Cheri Cutler P’23Morris WolffLiz McCune P’05Lena R. Yardley GP’07David and Jacqueline Zavitz P’25Wells Fargo Foundation Educational

Matching Gift Program

Donors by Giving Clubs (CONTINUED)

Gifts-in-KindBeadworksLinda Seyda

EITC/OSTCBusiness Leadership Organized for Catholic

Schools (BLOCS)

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Red Door Society

In 2018-2019, we will be forming the Red Door Society to recognize our most loyal donors: those who have made a planned gift or who have given 15 or more gifts in their lifetime. We are excited to honor their commitment to the mission of SPS with this special recognition.

S M A L L C L A S S E S . B I G C O M M U N I T Y. S I N C E 1 8 3 4 .

“ Many of my friends here are

people I have known since

preschool and I feel very

comfortable here because

of that connection.”

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Current ParentsBob Becker and Fon Wang P’27Jim and Nadine Biles P’23 ’24 ’27Nils and Luiza Bross P’23Huan Bui and Tuyet Lan Nguyen P’19 ’19Matthew and Erika Cardamone P’28Diamantino Caseiro and Gail Rosen P’24Eddie Chang and Catherine Kim P’22Paul Chi and Jenna McNeill P’21 ’24Chris Chimicles P’28Stephen Clyman and Catherine Kaplanski

P’22 ’23David Cohen and Amy Bluemle P’18 ’21Joseph Cordaro and Suzanne O’Brien

P’20 ’22Sean and Carrie Ann Cusack P’19 ’22Bill and Kate Donato, Jr. P’18 ’21Philip and Alison Dorsey P’28Jeff Duckworth and Jennifer Snyder P’18James Duncklee and Rebecca Pasdon P’25Peter ’92 and Susan Eizen P’22 ’25Lindsey Ermey and Sofia Ginzburg P’24Alejandro Fernandez and Erica Daza P’28Camillo D’Orazio and Colleen Gaughan P’26Bob Green P’15 ’19

Peter Hilton-Kingdon and Kathy Ochroch P’24

Hieu Ho and Carrie Konold P’25Jake and Beth Hollinger P’27Thomas Huber P’18Michael and Marina Jallo P’21Hussein Kiliddar and Paulina Gorodin P’25Michael and Amber King P’25 ’27Jerome Kranzel and Rian Berger P’24 ’25Spencer and Gigi Lamm P’23Joe and Kim Larkin P’27James Lavino and Molly Hughes ’87 P’19 ’21Jamie and Jodi Lokoff P’17 ’22Thomas and Sarah McCabe IV P’25Cindy McDonnell P’13 ’17 ’20Chris McDonnell P’13 ’17 ’20Duncan and Christina McNiff P’24 ’28Jay Mehta and Malika Gandhi P’26James Moore and Sharon Loughran P’15 ’20Mark Neuman and Lauren Lipani P’27Paul and Xiao Yan Ngai ’23Gregory and Kathryn Nordick P’25Jim Oliver and Jane Napoli P’20 ’24

Yong and Yang Pak P’24 ’26George Pappas and Anna Papafragou P’24James Park and Jennifer Villasenor-Park P’27James Pawelski and Suzann Pileggi Pawelski

P’25Brian Pease and Ann Cinque- Pease P’21Demetrios and Samantha Ponns P’28Michael and Jennie Pritzker P’24Matthew Cicero and Keziah Ridgeway P’20Celso and Laura Rosa P’16 ’19 ’24Scott Whitham and Deborah Schoch P’21Ed Strauss and Mary Sales P’13 ’20 ’20Thomas and Mollie Suddath, Jr. P’22 ’24Butch and Christine Sullivan P’20 ’23Mike and Joy Taylor P’ 20Matthew and Jen Tucker P’27Joseph and Madelene Varalli P’23Dean Weisgold and Cheri Cutler P’23David and Jacqueline Zavitz P’25Jay Whitman and Jessica Zeldin P’24

Current StudentsGianluca Braggio ’27Kevin Crandall ’22Shawn Deveney ’28George DiNardo ’24Andres Fernandez ’28Ariyana Johnson ’’25Nathan Kauffman ’27Suri Khorram ’23Zain Kiliddar ’25Jenavieve Kranzel ’25Ethan Lam ’27Charlotte Lawton ’24Miles Lesser ’22Elliott Lesser ’25Morganna Mays-Dougherty ’26Henry McCabe ’27Andrew Ngai ’23Jack H. Pancoski ’22Liam Pawelski ’25Kenneth Racowski ’25Mae Racowski ’27Thomas Suddath ’22Emily Suddath ’24Erich Swerling ’25

Donors by ConstituencyJULY 1, 2017 – JUNE 30, 2018

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Current GrandparentsMildred Black GP’19 ’22Mun and Eun Chung GP’24Renee Fishman GP’26 ’26Steven Fishman GP’26 ’26Lori HongLarry and Toba Kerson GP’24Phyllis Konold GP’25Patrick and Susan Larkin GP’27Anastasia Marty GP’19 ’19 ’21John and Virginia McNiff GP’24Matthew and Beth Napoli GP’20 ’24Edward and Marcyanne Nordick GP’25Gregory and JoEllen Ritz GP’20 ’23Barry and Jules Sales GP’13 ’20 ’20John and Paula Snyder GP’18Charles Sullivan and Jane Hutchinson

GP’20 ’23Mary Tucker GP’27Michael and Patricia Tursi GP’21J. Cameron and Kathleen Yorkston GP’24 ’28

Faculty/StaffKathy AndrewsErnest A. BarbieroKerri Daly P’27Clare DychMatt and Sara EvansDeborah A. Fluehr P’07Christine Giordano P’21Marsha GrossmanKathleen R. HaddenLava HamDena HillisonDavid HoffmanSheri JobeShawn and Tiffany Kelly P’27Bryan KerrJessica KulickEli LitwinBriana MahonSteve MaxwellHelen McKeanLydie MillerGreg and Susan Moore P’97 ’00Will NordJ. Patrick and Karen O’Brien P’12Ashley OrleansKarla OttDirk Parker

Bhumi PatelLeah PetettiJennifer L. ReistleSandee RekstadBarbara H. RentschlerDiane ScirrottoDan and Kate SeltzerMeaghan SerbinJenny StapleKeri SteinDeva WatsonLiz McCune P’05

AlumniChristina Mills Astley ’90Michael and Catherine Bird ’81Paul R. Bocchini ’78Allegra E. Burnette ’81James Joseph Campenella ’00Vanessa Campione ’98Robert L. Christophersen ’51Anthony Codding Jr. ’77Jamey Cooper ’01Olivia D’Angelo ’13Jack D’Angelo ’16Peter Dilsheimer ’04C. Pace Duckett ’88 and

Suzanne Landgren Duckett ’87

Douglas Eizen ’01Mackie Ermocida ’01James Everett ’87Bruce and Eugena Ferguson ’41Jeremy Hynd ’96Marc C. Johnson ’84 and Donna QuinnCarl and Carol Kunz, Jr. ’51Bruce Levin ’75George M. Maull ’62Daniel L. McGowan ’79Christopher M. McGowan ’78Charlie ’85 and Stephanie MoleskiCaroline R. Noyes ’78 and Susan BacherHalimah DeLaine ’89Andrew ’80 and Marguerite Lavino Putney

’84Jill Roberts ’80Sally Ann Sells Bensur ’71Brianna J. Spiotta-Johnson ’00Quinten Staton ’10John C. Taylor ’54Nick J. Volpe ’00Bruce A. Weinberg ’83

Donors by Constituency (CONTINUED)

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Faculty Campaign Project

The faculty and staff of St. Peter’s School recognized the need for an auxiliary funding source that could be used to cover the cost of student trips and experiences not fully covered by tuition. They unanimously voted to create a Student Activities fund and gave over $7,300 in support of this priority, a testament to the generous spirit and thoughtfulness of our employees when it comes to creating learning experiences for our students. We also had faculty and staff contribute over $2,800 to the Faculty and Staff Scholarship Fund, which was created in the previous year. Once again, we are proud to report that we had 100% participation by our faculty and staff in the Annual Fund campaign.

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EITC/OSTC Program

In Spring 2018, we were ecstatic to learn that two current parents would be donating $190,000 in partnership with Business Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools (BLOCS) and the Pennsylvania-based Education Improvement Tax Credit and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (EITC/OSTC) program. The EITC/OSTC funds are earmarked for tuition assistance and we are currently using those funds to offer assistance to eighteen students in the 2018-2019 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 designated more directly for students coming from failing school catchments. For business owners, 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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AlumniChristina Mills Astley ’90Michael and Catherine Bird ’81Paul R. Bocchini ’78Allegra E. Burnette ’81James Joseph Campenella ’00Vanessa Campione ’98Robert L. Christophersen ’51Anthony Codding Jr. ’77Jamey Cooper ’01Olivia D’Angelo ’13Jack D’Angelo ’16Peter Dilsheimer ’04C. Pace Duckett ’88 and Suzanne Landgren

Duckett ’87Douglas Eizen ’01Mackie Ermocida ’01James Everett ’87Bruce and Eugena Ferguson ’41Jeremy Hynd ’96Marc C. Johnson ’84 and Donna QuinnCarl and Carol Kunz, Jr. ’51Bruce Levin ’75George M. Maull ’62Daniel L. McGowan ’79Christopher M. McGowan ’78Charlie ’85 and Stephanie MoleskiCaroline R. Noyes ’78 and Susan BacherHalimah DeLaine ’89

Andrew ’80 and Marguerite Lavino Putney ’84

Jill Roberts ’80Sally Ann Sells Bensur ’71Brianna J. Spiotta-Johnson ’00Quinten Staton ’10John C. Taylor ’54Nick J. Volpe ’00Bruce A. Weinberg ’83

Parents of AlumniCharles and Marilyn Adomanis, Sr. P’87 ’99John and Kristina Antoniades P’85 ’87Art and Terri Bartolozzi P’04 ’07John and Mary Beth Bird P’81Leslie Blum P’80 ’86Richard and Connie Bocchini P’78Libby Browne P’81 ’83Kenneth Carobus and M. Faith Angell P’91Mary K. Cole P’78V. Paul and Mary Coyne P’74 ’75 ’78Carolyn S. CrawfordElisabeth Doolan P’85Fred and Karen Edelstein P’89Barry and Anne Eiswerth P’84 ’87Robert and Susan Fox P’07 ’09Michael and Emy Halpert P’82 ’85 ’85Tri Ho and Tu Thi Nguyen P’04 ’06John Ivers and Sunshine Rider-Ivers P’10

G. Eric Johansen and Kathleen L. Dilonardo P’03

Maryann Hynd P’96Butler and Lois Lampson P’86 ’92Robert and Leslie LaRocca P’87 ’90Doris V. Levin P’74 ’75Lisa Marinucci P’05Mario Moussa and Robin Komita P’12 ’12Christine Rother P’93Domenic B. Sanginiti, Sr. P’96Lewis and Melanie Sharps P’97Marjorie P. Snelling P’99Frank and Lois Snyder P’93Barrie Trimingham P’90 ‘92Joseph Whitehead, Jr., Esq. P’13 ’17Roger and Valerie Wood P’00 ’03

Grandparents of AlumniLufay Butler GP’04Helen Galuszka GP’15 ’17Lena R. Yardley GP’07

FriendsDavid J. CostelloLinda J. HarrisKathryn M. LopezLinda SeydaJohn StemanMorris Wolff

Donors by Constituency (CONTINUED)

Group Gifts Dress Down DayClass of 2027

Corporate, Foundation, and OrganizationsAXA FoundationConnelly FoundationBenevity Community Impact FundPaypal Charitable Giving FundThe Howard J. Sedran Family FoundationWells Fargo Foundation Educational

Matching Gift Program

EITC/OSTCBusiness Leadership Organized for Catholic

Schools (BLOCS)

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Gold SponsorGoldOller Real Estate Investments

Silver SponsorDesign, Maintenance and ConstructionThe Fred Ochroch Charitable Fund

Bronze SponsorAtkin Olshin Schade ArchitectsBeneficial Insurance ServicesRCM TechnologiesIT Solutions Consulting, Inc.Paper on Pine

Paddle Raise SupporterAnonymousJim and Nadine BilesKeegan and Emily McHoseLarry and Linsey BozzelliPeter and Susan EizenPeter Hilton-Kingdon and Kathy OchrochWayne Hamilton and Michael WeinkowitzAlex Haines Bill and Kate DonatoDan and Kate Seltzer

Don and Fran MuneraEd Strauss and Mary SalesEddie Chang and Catherine KimGage Johnston and Jack JalloGregory and Kathryn NordickHarrison and Giulia SebringHieu Ho and Carrie KonoldHussein Kiliddar and Paulina GorodinJamie and Jodi LokoffJane Napoli and James OliverLeslie Blum*Liz and Nick BlumMatt and Sara EvansMatthew and Beth Napoli Matthew and Erika CardamoneMatthew Foroughi and Pooneh AlborziMeaghan and Brian SerbinMichael and Jennie PritzkerJamie and Jodi LokoffPietro D’Ettorre and Concetta MacchiaroloScott Whitham and Deborah SchochSean and Carrie CusackSpencer and Gigi LammTom and Mollie SuddathYong and Yang Pak

Other ContributionsAdventure AquariumAlice PizzaArden Theatre CompanyAthletaAttics AnonymousBallet XBarcelona Wine BarBartram’s GardenBeadworks PhiladelphiaBistrot La MinetteBlank Rome LLPBroadway Comedy ClubBus StopButcher’s Sew ShopCasa Bonita Tropical LodgeCenter City OrthodonticsChris Chimicles, Angeion Group

Circle CompostCommonwealth ProperCore Power YogaCrayola ExperienceCryo Myst Therapy LoungeCure Nails and SpaDesign, Maintenance and ConstructionDimitria Energy ServicesDover International SpeedwayDr. and Joshua and Leslie HellerDrexel UniversityEgan DayEgan RittenhouseElaEvolve Design ConceptsFante’s Kitchen Wares ShopFlyers Skate ZoneFreeman’s

Auction 2018: Party Like It’s 1985

St. Peter’s School would like to extend a special thank you to everyone who helped make our 2018 Auction, Party Like It’s 1985, a “totally rad” success. With the help of our community, we beat our goal and raised enough funds to complete the second phase of our renovation of the Blum Library.

Beth Hollinger P’27, co-chair Michelle Jensen P’24, co-chair Kathy Ochroch P’24, co-chair Jen Tucker P’27, co-chair

Erika Cardamone P’28Susan Eizen P’22 ’25Carrie Konold P’25Jodi Lokoff P’17 ’22

Emily McHose P’28Samantha Ponns P’28Shabnam Sedaghat P’23 ’26

Thank you to our Auction Committee

* In memory of Jay Blum

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FringeArtsG-Strength, LLCGeorge Baker FloristsGermantown Cricket ClubGiovanni and PileggiGovberg JewelersGrateful Plate Meal Delivery and CateringGreenwich Letter PressHeadhouse BooksHolt Logistics CorpHungry PigeoniHeartMediaISC Cherry HillJ Brite CleanersJennie Pritzker InteriorsKaya Aerial YogaLa ColombeLand Services USA, Inc.Landsend School UniformsLashBeeLeverage FitnessLux VoyageMacGuffin Theatre and Film CompanyMacklin MassageMama’s Wellness JointMeadowsweet MercantileMi CumbiaMilkBoy PhiladelphiaMiquon CampMister John’s MusicMomo’s Tree HouseMoon + ArrowMore Than Just Ice CreamMoxie Blue SalonHarrison and Giulia Sebring

Tom and Mollie SuddathTom and Sarah McCabeBryan KerrDavid HoffmanDirk ParkerHank McNeilJim StewartLeo Holt and Melinda DeNofa-HoltQuinton StatonRyan KellySteve MaxwellAshley OrleansBarbara RentschlerBhumi PatelBriana MahonJennifer ReistleKaren O’BrienKarla OttKate SeltzerKathy AndrewsKathy HaddenKerri DalyKristin MichielsMarica AngelidesMeaghan SerbinSandra RekstadGreg and Susan MooreAlex Cordaro and Suzanne O’BrienCatherine KaplanskiDena HillisonDeva WatsonHelen McKeanJenny StapleJessica KulickKatie Lockwood

Keri SteinLava HamLeah PetettiLiz McCuneLydie MillerMarian GibfriedMarsha GrossmanMuseum of the American RevolutionNESTNewseumNinobrandNorthbrook Canoe CompanyOmoi Zakka ShopOx CoffeeP’unk BurgerPhield HousePhiladelphia 76ersPhiladelphia EaglesPhiladelphia IndependentsPhiladelphia PhilliesPhiladelphia Rock GymPhiladelphia RunnerPhillip Johnson ConstructionPhilly Art CenterPhilly InMovementPhilly MovemakersPittsburgh SteelersRelentless FitnessRoyal BoucherieSesame PlaceSkirtSmith Memorial Playground and PlayhouseSolidCoreSony PicturesSoulCycle

St. Peter’s SchoolStateside VodkaStogie Joe’s Passyunk TavernSummer Programs at SPSThe Academy of Natural SciencesThe Bozzelli FamilyThe Clay StudioThe Expressive HandThe Home HeroThe Philadelphia Dance AcademyThe Philadelphia FlyersThe Rock SchoolThe Shade StoreThe Sporting Club at the BellevueTildie’s Toy BoxTom James CompanyTorc YogaUrban AxesVetri FamilyYards Brewing CompanyYowieZahav

In-Kind ContributionsNew Urban FarmsThe Biles FamilyMatt Tucker, Berkshire Hathaway

School SupportersCut + Paste PhotoboothPassion Vines Wine & Spirit CompanySheraton Philadelphia Society HillTrinity Framing Co.Moore Brothers Wine Company

Emily McHose P’28Samantha Ponns P’28Shabnam Sedaghat P’23 ’26

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Class of 2018Angelina Atacan William Penn Charter School

Temi Bambe Church Farm School

Phoebe Clouser Academy at Palumbo

Drew Cohen Germantown Friends School

Christian Crowder The Haverford School

Billy Donato Springside Chestnut Hill Academy

Charlotte Duckworth Central High School

Maddie Haugen The Baldwin School

Otto Huber LaSalle College High School

Carslie Jones Friends Select School

Christian Jallo Germantown Friends School

Anthony Kinsey Friends’ Central School

Ava Plachter Merion Mercy Academy

Lily Shemtov William Penn Charter School

Sahar Williams Science Leadership Academy

Class of 2018 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 2018 contributed the proceeds of their fundraising activities, including soft pretzel sales, to the purchase of a new kiln for the art program.

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Class of 2018Angelina Atacan William Penn Charter School

Temi Bambe Church Farm School

Phoebe Clouser Academy at Palumbo

Drew Cohen Germantown Friends School

Christian Crowder The Haverford School

Billy Donato Springside Chestnut Hill Academy

Charlotte Duckworth Central High School

Maddie Haugen The Baldwin School

Otto Huber LaSalle College High School

Carslie Jones Friends Select School

Christian Jallo Germantown Friends School

Anthony Kinsey Friends’ Central School

Ava Plachter Merion Mercy Academy

Lily Shemtov William Penn Charter School

Sahar Williams Science Leadership Academy

Did you know that you can support St. Peter’s School

through an estate gift or planned giving?

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.

In 2018-2019, we will be introducing a planned and loyalty giving society at SPS called the Red Door Society. Red Door Society members are those donors who have made a planned gift or those who have given 15 or more gifts in their lifetime. We hope to recognize their loyalty and generosity to the School with this special honor.

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

St. Peter’s School319 Lombard Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147

phone 215.925.3963 fax 215.925.3351 SPS@ st-peters-school.org

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