2021 Annual
Report
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A Message
from our President &
CEO
Dear friends,
2021 was a landmark anniversary for Scholarship America—we celebrated what would have been the 100th birthday of our founder, Dr. Irving Fradkin, and the ongoing impact of his life and legacy.
I had the good fortune to work with Dr. Fradkin, who remained a dedicated part of our organization his entire life. Well into his 90s, he would pick up his phone in Fall River, Massachusetts, and call me with a news story, a piece of advice or a bit of inspiration from our hometown.
It was Dr. Fradkin’s vision that started Scholarship America—and, since our founding in 1958, it’s been volunteers, donors, partners and supporters like you who have turned that vision into the nation’s largest nonprofit scholarship provider. I can’t thank you enough for all you do to help students, and I hope this report makes it clear just how impactful your support continues to be.
As for me, 2021 was also a milestone year, as I officially announced my retirement from Scholarship America. As the year, and my time at the helm of this organization, comes to a close, I believe we are poised for a future that allows us to do great things. Though I’m officially bidding farewell, I’m excited to join you as a supporter, and to watch as Dr. Fradkin’s legacy impacts the next generation of students.
All the best,
2020 By the
Numbers
$4.5 billion
distributed
to 2.6 million
students
$4.5 billion
to students
$273+ million
distributed
to over 100,000
students annually
$273+ million
annually
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS
EMERGENCY AID
REDUCING STUDENT DEBT
COMMUNITY BASED SCHOLARSHIPS
Student
Success
Like so much in the spring of 2020, our annual Dreams to Success celebration required rapid rethinking in the face of the COVID-19 outbreak. Adjusting to the new pandemic reality, we pivoted in a few short weeks from an in-person dinner to a virtual Day of Giving hosted on our Facebook page.
In addition to celebrating our Dream Award Scholars, we honored AbbVie and Herman Miller Cares for their important and impactful scholarship programs, and presented Dr. Johnnetta Betsch Cole with the Scholarship America Lifetime Achievement Award. And, crucially, we raised a record-breaking $850,000 on behalf of the annual Dreams to Success Dinner and the Dream Award Scholarship Program.
Impact +
Results
Student success means getting college students the
financial, cultural and social support they need.
Our work to do so is aligned with three strategic goals:
in scholarships
$566,000
students awarded
54
DREAM AWARD
partner programs
1,360
through
$234 million
awards totaling
71,874
PARTNER PROGRAMS
in scholarships
$8 Million
awards totaling
566
FAMILIES OF FREEDOM
in scholarships
$18.5 million
students awarded
9,937
DREAMKEEPERS
states participating
34
2020 retention rate
100%
partners as of Dec.31
278
COLLEGIATE PARTNERS
states participating
30
in scholarships
$22.4 million
students awarded
21,500
DOLLARS FOR SCHOLARS
Rosalina Burton
Breece Phipps
Nura Ibrahim
David Cazares
Michelle Nguyen
Rosalina Burton
University of California – Davis // Major: Human Development
“Having the support of the Scholarship America Dream Award changes everything. It is peace of mind that I cannot only afford my last year of college but that I will not have to worry about loans afterward. I can focus on excelling in my courses, meeting my scholarship commitments, gaining research experience, and creating a compelling application for graduate school."
“The scholarship also assures that despite all that is going on in the world, I will not have to deal with the same uncertainty as so many right now. It is a lifeline and I feel so blessed.”
Rosalina didn’t always feel that way. As a child, she faced constant uncertainty and instability. Her parents, neither of whom had finished high school, dealt with drug addiction, domestic violence and poverty, and Rosalina entered foster care for the first time when she was only three years old. By the time she aged out of foster care at 19, she had gone through 15 school changes and 23 different homes.
The experience affected her education and self-esteem -- but it also taught her the persistence and resilience she would come to rely on as she made her way through higher education, worked to support others and even testified before Congress.
Read more >
Breece Phipps
University of Southern California // Major: Astronautical Engineering
“It’s always never over.”
Breece Phipps lives by this statement. The University of Southern California (USC) astronautical engineering major has it on his wall as a daily reminder that anything is possible. Breece's youthful struggles with addiction led to a spell in prison -- but today he is grateful to be alive, sober, helping others and (literally) shooting for the stars, in tribute to his family.
“My grandfather worked for Aerojet Rocketdyne in Sacramento. Specifically, he helped assemble the Rocketdyne F-1 engines for NASA’s Saturn V rocket. I vividly remember the day he told me how that engine facilitated the first trip to the moon,” he recalled. “The pride and passion emanating from his voice sparked a desire deep inside of me and opened my eyes to the value of courage and ambition when trying to reach the previously unreachable.
“My vision is to be part of a team that could help create new advancements in getting the first humans to Mars. NASA has never had an ex-felon as an astronaut. That inspires me.”
Read more >
Nura Ibrahim
University of North Texas // Major: International Studies
Nura Ibrahim is the oldest of five children, a proud first-generation college student and a Scholarship America Dream Award Scholar, but her journey to get there was filled with terror, poverty, and violence.
Escalating civil war in her home country of Somalia left her without hope – and when militants broke into the family’s home, killing her grandmother during her evening prayers, 11-year-old Nura fled Mogadishu with her parents and siblings.
Since they had no car, the family walked several days to get to the border and cross into Ethiopia, hoping to reach the safety of a refugee camp her father had only heard about from family and friends.
“My family fled leaving everything,” she said. “We had no food and stopped for water and rest to survive. We had no weapons to protect ourselves.” They survived encounters with snakes, threw rocks to chase off hyenas, and found help from some nomad families along the way who were able to guide them toward their destination.
Read more >
David Cazares
University of North Georgia // Major: Biology
“As a young boy, I dreamt of helping my family overcome poverty, and becoming a leader in my community, a leader who would effect change. Maybe I watched too many superhero movies, but I grew up certain it was my responsibility to save the world. Regardless of how much it costs or however long it takes, I will become a doctor.”
Despite growing up with financial struggles, David says “as an undocumented immigrant I didn’t feel too held back until high school.” That’s when the stark realities of his educational future became clear. His home state, Georgia, banned undocumented immigrants from attending public colleges, and he discovered DACA students don’t qualify for government aid or FAFSA.
Inspired by his goal of becoming a doctor, David didn’t give up, but when he enrolled in college it was a struggle. “I literally paid tuition using quarters and other spare change.”
To help relieve some of the financial stress, he searched for scholarships that were open to undocumented immigrants and found Scholarship America’s Dream Award. In May of 2020, he was named a Dream Award Scholar.
Read more >
Michelle Nguyen
political science/economics major, University of North Dakota, Dream Award Scholar
“The opportunity to meet the other scholarship recipients and hear their stories [at Scholarship America’s Dreams to Success Celebration] was greatly appreciated. I learned that every student’s story is unique and it helped me feel confident in reaching for my goals and believe in myself. I feel connected with the other recipients.”
“Unlike many programs, Scholarship America works with scholarship recipients until you graduate. The event was a life-changing experience and it was great to be able to speak with donors and staff who support the program. The staff showed me their love for their job and that is what I want to experience in my future job and know I can positively affect other people.
I asked how I can help the organization and was connected with the chairs of North Dakota Dollars for Scholars. They in turn invited me to be a judge for the chapter’s competition for high school students vying for scholarships.”
Since 1973, the Chick-fil-A Remarkable Futures Scholarship has helped 53,000 team members, through a total investment of $75 million in scholarships. In 2019 alone, Chick-fil-A awarded $15.34 million in scholarships to more than 6,000 team members. Chick-fil-A’s initiative is based on founder S. Truett Cathy’s strong belief in empowering young people to achieve their dreams. In a 2018 survey, 60 percent of recipients stated this scholarship made it possible for them to attend college, with 20 percent being first-generation college students.
The Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation provides an achievement-based scholarship awarded to graduating high school seniors. Since 1986, the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation has supported over 1,400 college students each year with annual scholarships totaling $3.55 million. Students are recognized for their capacity to lead and serve, as well as their commitment to making a significant impact on their schools and communities. With the 30th class in 2018, the Foundation has provided over 6,000 Coca-Cola Scholars with more than $66 million in educational support.
Detroit Regional Dollars for Scholars (DRDFS) provides students with the knowledge, resources, and experiences to help get them to the next level. The organization is highly engaged in student participants’ lives for three years leading up to high school graduation to ensure dollars invested have the greatest possible impact. Programming includes: SAT test preparation, etiquette training, Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) completion workshops, campus visits, and other support. The difference is remarkable: statewide, 18 percent of Michigan college students will graduate with a degree in six years, compared to 68 percent of DRDFS students.
Making Success Possible
Everything Scholarship America does for students happens because of our amazing supporters, who stepped up in 2020 in the face of the pandemic.
- More than 1,300 individual donors supported Scholarship America, with an average gift over $730.
- We kicked off our first Corporate Giving program, which has resulted in over $500,000 in new revenue.
- We raised over $72,000 on Giving Tuesday -- our most successful Giving Tuesday to date.
- The Families of Freedom Scholarship Fund (FoF) continued to serve families who lost loved ones on 9/11, awarding $7.5 million to 510 students; to date, FoF has awarded $178.3 million to 3,878 students.
As students, families and the world of education work to recover from COVID-19, your support matters more than ever. We thank you for everything you do on behalf of students!
Organize for results and operate
with excellence and efficiency
Just as students found themselves displaced by the pandemic and pivoting to a new remote, virtual setup, so too did Scholarship America’s team members. And just as we did after the 1998 St. Peter tornado and the attacks of 9/11, we will remember March 2020 as a time we did something extraordinary for our community, students, partners and each other.
The shift to remote work starting March 9 as a result of the pandemic impacted our whole staff, including 145 Operations team members used to fully working in the office – and during the highest peak month across all sub-departments. 100 team members worked only from desktop computers—and some never used computers at all.
Worse, COVID-19 was still new and we knew few details, including how it would affect our families and schools.
Nevertheless, within three weeks, we had shifted to 100% of staff working at home. Everyone who needed them had laptops and online access, started communicating with virtual meeting software and applying best practices for teamwork, productivity, problem-solving and communication.
For full audited financial statements from 2020, see here.
Build an exceptional student experience and increase program value for all constituents
A vital multi-year effort across our organization was the retirement of our legacy database and scholarship application system and the launch of our new Cornerstone application software—and, on December 11, 2020, in spite of pandemic-related delas, we officially completed the migration of our scholarship programs to the new system and retired the legacy servers.
What’s more, we did so while also accepting and evaluating more than 200,000 applications for over 1,300 scholarship and tuition assistance programs and 450 Dollars for Scholars community affiliates, and distributing over $250 million to 100,000 students.
Other student-experience achievements included:
- Managing close to 11,000 transactions with Tuition Assistance students, leveraging the EdFlo platform after launching it at the end of 2019.
- Developing a new interactive Collegiate Partners Directory, to increase value for participating institutions and usability for students.
- Expanding and creating emergency grant programs for Dream Award Scholars, Dollars for Scholars affiliates and our partners at Achieve Atlanta.
Promote the impact of private scholarships (and be the voice of the student)
As an organization, we supported vital student aid policy initiatives including:
- Sustained campaign calling on Congress to stop taxing student scholarships, kicked off via joint press conference with NSPA
- California Assemblyman David Chiu’s successful Bill to Provide Emergency Financial Aid, which clears the way for California community colleges to access an expanded pool of funds for emergency aid
- The Emergency Grant provision of the College Affordability Act in the House Education and Labor Committee
Discovery
Application
Processing
Selection &
Disbursement
Scholarship America works to meet students where they are, highlighting our scholarships to nearly 300,000 social media followers and a million website visitors each year—and our Scholarship America Hub’s built-in scholarship matching means applicants have a one-stop resource to learn about more programs they’re eligible for.
Goal #1
Promote the impact of private scholarships (and be the voice of the student)
Goal #2
Build an exceptional student experience and increase program value for all constituents
Goal #3
Organize for results and operate with excellence and efficiency
Thanks to our partners, our philanthropic supporters, our volunteers and our team members, below are a few key achievements made in each of these areas in 2020.
Our development team raised $1.184 million in 2019 for the Dream Award -- nearly three times our goal.
Cross-functional fundraising efforts on Giving Tuesday raised over $65,000, representing a 205% increase over 2018; the day’s average gift was $535.
We completed the beta test of the Scholarship America Hub, our new technology platform for scholarship management. This successful test brings us one step closer to migrating all programs to this new, more robust and student-focused technology solution.
In addition, Scholarship America partnered with EdFlo, a leading provider of tuition management software, to overhaul the technology powering our tuition assistance programs. By leveraging this new platform, we are able to more closely integrate our TA services with employee-facing payroll systems, giving them an easier process to obtain this valuable benefit.
The Families of Freedom Scholarship Fund continued to serve financially needy families who lost loved ones on 9/11, hosting student and family seminars throughout the tristate area and in Washington, DC and awarding over $12 million in needs-based scholarships to support more than 700 students during the 2018-19 academic year.
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A Message From Our President and CEO
Building on Our Legacy
Boosting the Field of Private Scholarships
From SEARCH to SUCCESS
The Scholarship is Just the Beginning
With that as our lodestar, we look back on a successful year of innovation – and forward to an even brighter future.
Sincerely,
Robert C. Ballard
President & CEO
Promote Impact
Build Exceptional Experience
Organize for Results
Results
Promote Impact
Build Exceptional Experience
Organize for Results
Results
Goal #1
Goal #2
Goal #3
Results
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Our Board
Tina Lee
Managing Director, World Journal
President, Cooper Investors, Inc.
Chair
Michael Ryan
CEO, MDR Capital Management
Immediate Past Chair
Richard J. Schwab
Entrepreneur
Treasurer
Hazel M. McNeilage
Independent Non-Executive Director
Secretary
Robert C. Ballard
President & CEO, Ex Officio Board Member
President & CEO, Scholarship America
Treasa Bowers
Vice President of Human Resources
and HR Operations, 7-Eleven, Inc
Trustee
Muneera Carr
Executive Vice President, Chief Accounting Officer Wells Fargo & Company
Trustee
Dr. James Dlugos
President, Saint Joseph’s College
Trustee
Alain Karaoglan
Senior Vice President, New York Life
Trustee
Mark L. Madrid
Associate Administrator, Office of Entrepreneurial Development, U.S. Small Business Administration
Trustee
Autumn Manning
President & COO of Cratejoy
Trustee
Michael Maney
Senior Director, Team Member Experience, Whole Foods Market
Trustee
Santiago Marquez
CEO, Latin American Organization (LAA)
Trustee
Douglas J. Mello
President & Founder, DJM Advisory Services
Trustee
Joseph Palombo
Integration & Project Associate, Verisk Analytics
Trustee
M. Salman Ravala, Esq.
Founding Partner, Criscione Ravala, LLP
Trustee
Lucinda D. Robb
Trustee
Michael J. Ryder
Senior Managing Director, Infrastructure & Private Markets, OMERS
Chair Pro Tem, Honor Roll Trustees
Jeffrey M. Silverman
Founding Partner, The Summit Group of Virginia
Trustee
Roxanne Spillett
President Emeritus, Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Trustee
Mark P. Turchan
Strategy and Business Optimization Lead (Retired), Deere Intelligent Solutions Group
Trustee
William C. Young
Chief Executive Officer, Plastipak Packaging, Inc.
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We are building on our legacy of impactful student success solutions.
A Partnership for Remarkable Futures
Scholarship America’s partnership with Chick-fil-A has helped tens of thousands of students pursue their higher education goals—and we hit a milestone this year, officially topping the $100 million mark since Chick-fil-A’s scholarship program was established in 1973.
Like Scholarship America’s founder, Dr. Irving Fradkin, Chick-fil-A founder Truett Cathy believed in helping those in his community attend college. Around the same time Dr. Fradkin was drumming up support in Fall River, Cathy set out a mayonnaise jar on his restaurant’s front counter to collect donations for cook Eddie White’s college fund.
From these humble origins, both dreams took off. In 2021, Scholarship America partnered with Chick-fil-A to award $19 million to nearly 7,500 Team Members—including the $25,000 True Inspiration Scholars featured in the video.
The program also brought Scholarship America’s team together. Despite working remotely due to COVID protocols, we created a safe and socially distanced space where dozens of our team members could mask up, join together and package more than 7,000 award mailers—a worthwhile effort to award an amazing group of scholars.
The Big
Picture
in 2021
$286
Million
100,000
students
served
Making
an Impact in Communities
$5.3 Million
in Emergency Grants
20,000 local students served
$23.4 Million in Dollars
For Scholars
awards
Student Spotlight
“I hope to break barriers ... [and] make generational differences in the lives of students. I look forward to writing the next chapters of my life. I believe there will be many happy endings.”
Imanni Wright
Dream Award Scholar, Basketball Player, Future Broadcast Journalist
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
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We’re boosting the field of private scholarships.
Scholarship America’s programs, products and events have one thing in common: they’re focused on doing more for students.
For the second
straight year, COVID required
our annual Dreams to Success event to
be held virtually—but it didn’t stop us from
raising a record total of more than $905,000!
“We are deeply thankful to our generous sponsors and donors who supported these students even in the face of the pandemic, stepping up even more to help us surpass
last year’s record-breaking fundraising total.”
—Robert C. Ballard,
President and CEO,
Scholarship America
Dreams to
Success 2021
In 2021:
$429,500 in scholarships
47 Dream Award Scholars
22 new recipients
Our flagship national scholarship targets a specific population in need: students who overcome adversity to get into college, but whose scholarships are only enough
to help them pay for their
freshman year.
The Dream
Award:
Focused on Completion
Families of Freedom Scholarship Fund:
20 Years of Support
Since 2001 the Families of Freedom Scholarship Fund has awarded $183.8 million to nearly 3,800 students who lost loved ones on 9/11 and in the rescue and cleanup efforts.
As the world marked the 20th anniversary of the devastating 9/11 terrorist attacks, we launched the “3,000 Reasons to Give” campaign, in support of the 3,000 young people who still need Fund support. The campaign kicked off with pledges of support from Medal Dash, Benjamin Moore, the World Journal and MTV, and a commitment from the Ralph Lauren Corporate Fund—a supporter of Families of Freedom since the beginning.
“Public service is my calling. Because others have helped me,
I will do the same for others.”
Manuel Alarcon Nava
Dream Award Scholar, Peer Mentor, Campaign Volunteer, Mayor’s Office Intern
Indianapolis, IN
“The days, months and years following September 11th have been a reminder of how compassionate Americans can be towards one another. In this spirit, 20 years after such an unforgettable tragedy, we are honored to continue supporting the children of those who lost and sacrificed their lives during the attacks.”
— Ralph Lauren, Executive Chairman and Chief Creative Officer, Ralph Lauren Corporation.
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From SEARCH to SUCCESS.
300,000
social media followers
1 million website visitors annually
Earning scholarships is hard, but we make applying for them as easy and intuitive as possible. That’s why we built and continue to refine the student-centered Scholarship America Hub application process—and it’s why our Customer Service Team is so vital to our organization.
More than 1,400 partners. More than 100 corporate partners in the Fortune 500.
Abbvie. Amazon. PepsiCo. Lockheed Martin. Wells Fargo. We connect students to all these and more—and our product developers, evaluation specialists, program managers and dozens of others are passionate about helping students in the process.
1,400+
partners
100+
Fortune 500
partners
When it comes to selecting scholarship recipients, it’s not always about GPAs and SATs. Award criteria are as unique as each partner, chapter and program—and rising inequity in the wake of the pandemic has led more and more providers to focus on equitable solutions.
That’s meant new partnerships like the Navisite Next STEMinist Scholarship, designed to help close the gender gap in tech and encourage young women to go after their dreams in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math). Created by Navisite, a digital
transformation partner for growing and established global brands, the program provides $10,000 scholarships to eligible female candidates pursuing degrees in STEM. It’s just one of hundreds of programs working toward greater equity and inclusion in all kinds of career fields.
It all leads to supporting students: since 1958, 2.9 million students.
They’ve received $4.9 billion from Scholarship America and our partners.
And with your support, we’re just getting started.
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Carrying Dr. Fradkin's Legacy Forward.
The legacy of our founder, Dr. Irving Fradkin, was an important part of Scholarship America’s 2021. No one in our organization is closer to that legacy than Jeff Silverman—Board of Trustees member, Dreams to Success Event
Co-Chair, and Dr. Fradkin’s grandson.
Jeff is the managing partner of The Summit Group, a youth sports coach and a mentor for at-risk teenagers, and a longtime supporter of Scholarship America.
“In 1958, my grandfather had an idea—he asked everyone in his community to contribute so that every student could get a scholarship," Jeff said, discussing why he's committed to being a third-generation supporter of our work. "Through the years, that shared vision has guided Scholarship America to where it is today—the largest provider of private scholarships in the nation.”
Enrollment
decline at American
colleges since spring 2019:
the largest decrease in half a century. Your support of Scholarship America is
crucial as the nation
works to rebound.
6.6%
Percentage
of the cost of a
four-year public university
covered by a maximum Pell Grant. Scholarship America is working with a coalition of education finance leaders on the #DoublePell movement to extend the
power of this vital
grant.
31%
The average
amount of a Scholarship
America emergency grant
in 2021—grants that helped more than 4,300 students
stay in school
despite financial
emergencies.
$748
In 2021, we launched an exciting new partnership with the Common App, the nonprofit membership organization dedicated to access, equity and integrity in the college admissions process. This partnership furthers both organizations’ work to close persistent racial and socioeconomic gaps in access to college scholarships.
“Today, more than $6 billion in private scholarships is available to eligible students pursuing higher education. But too often, the students who stand to gain the most from that funding are not the ones who actually access it. We’re excited to partner with Scholarship America to explore new ways to reach the student groups, particularly Black and Latinx applicants, who face the greatest financial roadblocks on their path to success in higher education.”
— Jenny Rickard, President & CEO of Common App
“The Dream Award has impacted my life immensely. [I] was enamored of the Scholarship America Dream Award program because they wanted to know more substantive things about me as an individual and the challenges I surmounted to get to where I was. I wouldn’t have made it this far without the scholarship …
I want to thank all the people who vested themselves in my aspirations.”
Charlie Miller
Dream Award Scholar, Small Business Owner, Truck Driver, Graduate Student
Evanston, Illinois
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Here are the supporters who make it all possible.
Scholarship America’s Board of Trustees and Honor Roll Trustees
“I recognize that many people in our country have found themselves on shaky ground—not due to a lack of effort or hard work on their parts, but rather from circumstances out of their control. I think it is my duty to extend a hand to people in need. The more people who are able to improve their situations and quality of life, the better our society as a whole will be. We are all connected!”
Miki Walsh,
Scholarship America Supporter
“[College] is very complicated, especially for first generation and minority students who don’t have a lot of resources. Community college helped me step out of my comfort zone, and I was able to navigate for resources through proper channels.”
Niki Nguyen,
Dream Award Scholar, Bunker Hill Community College
“I didn’t know what to do, but I wanted to do something.”
Alexis Romano created a GoFundMe in memory of her best friend, Kara Wrice, raising more than $20,000 for the Scholarship America Dream Award
Sinclair Research Group Founder Lois Abel and Executive Director Bill Rolland (her son) offered a few different incentives to survey respondents, including a donation in the respondent’s name to Scholarship America – and around 40% opted to donate in spite of COVID-related economic and job uncertainty.
Dr. Fradkin’s
first scholarship class
had 12 students. Since then, Dollars for Scholars has provided community scholarships to nearly
900,000 graduates
and counting
893,248
Since
distributing our first
emergency grant in 2005,
we’ve helped students with $25 million in funding for unexpected and disastrous financial setbacks—
thanks to your
support!
$25 Million
Students with
DACA status can’t
access federal financial aid—we’re proud to have provided Dream Award Scholarships to
28 DREAMers
so far
28
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The Supporters Who Make it All Possible.
Supporter Spotlight
To keep our team safe, we moved all Customer Service operations to remote work early in the pandemic—but that didn’t change our dedication. Students who call with an issue have an average wait time of just 20 seconds, and we strive to answer every student email within one hour. Deadlines are tight and students’ time is valuable. Our Customer Service Team is here to ensure they don’t have to wait.
FROM SEARCH TO SUCCESS
BOOSTING THE FIELD OF PRIVATE SCHOLARSHIPS
BUIILDING ON
OUR LEGACY
A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT & CEO
STORIES
NETWORK
SOLUTIONS
STUDENTS
THE SCHOLARSHIP IS JUST THE BEGINNING
THE SUPPORTERS WHO MAKE IT ALL POSSIBLE
FROM SEARCH TO SUCCESS
THE SCHOLARSHIP IS JUST THE BEGINNING
BOOSTING THE FIELD OF PRIVATE SCHOLARSHIPS
THE SUPPORTERS WHO MAKE IT ALL POSSIBLE
BUIILDING ON
OUR LEGACY
A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT & CEO
“Higher education is the key to a successful, fruitful and contributing life. Having met hundreds of the students we have helped during the years, they always tell me that our scholarships and the higher education that came with them, made a transformational difference in their life. I know it did with mine.”
Since 1964, Philip Webster has devoted his time and resources to our student support efforts, serving on our Advisory Board, Board of Trustees and, currently, as an Honor Roll Trustee. Phil was also instrumental in founding our annual Dreams to Success celebration and fundraiser, which raises nearly $1 million each year.
We’re also paying tribute to Dr. Fradkin—and re-imagining his vision for the future—with the Fradkin Legacy Awards, established to help outstanding Dollars for Scholars affiliates build renewable, impactful awards and to expand their support beyond scholarships.
The largest award of $15,000 went to Illinois’ EB211 Dollars for Scholars, which matches its 30 scholarship recipients each year with mentors, and which is now working to foster paid internships for qualifying mentees; programs and opportunities to learn more about professional and social networking opportunities; and community internship and alumni databases.
Our Board of Trustees
Tina Lee
Managing Director, World Journal
President, Cooper Investors, Inc.
Chair
Michael Maney
Senior Director, Team Member Experience, Whole Foods
Chair, Barry Griswell Legacy Subcommittee
Richard J. Schwab
Entrepreneur
Treasurer
Hazel M. McNeilage
Independent Non-Executive Director
Secretary
Robert C. Ballard
President & CEO, Ex Officio Board Member
Treasa Bowers
Vice President of Human Resources and HR Operations, 7-Eleven, Inc
Trustee
Muneera Carr
Executive Vice President, Chief Accounting Officer Wells Fargo & Company
Trustee
Dr. James Dlugos
President, Saint Joseph’s College
Trustee
Alain Karaoglan
Senior Vice President, New York Life
Trustee
Mark L. Madrid
Associate Administrator, Office of Entrepreneurial Development, U.S. Small Business Administration
Trustee
Santiago Marquez
CEO, Latin American Association
Trustee
Roxanne Spillett
President Emeritus, Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Trustee
Joseph Palombo
Integration & Project Associate, Verisk Analytics
Trustee
Doug Mello
President, DJM Advisory Services, Inc.
Trustee
Salman Ravala, Esq.
Founding Partner, Criscione Ravala, LLP
Trustee
Lucinda D. Robb
Chair, Governance Committee
Mike Ryan
Chief Executive Officer, MDR Capital Management
Immediate Past Chair
Michael J. Ryder
Senior Managing Director | Infrastructure | Private Markets, OMERS
Chair Pro Tem, Honor Roll Trustees
Jeffrey M. Silverman
Founding Partner, The Summit Group of Virginia
Trustee
Mark P. Turchan
Strategy and Business Optimization Lead (Retired), Deere Intelligent Solutions Group
Trustee
William C. Young
Chief Executive Officer, Plastipak Packaging, Inc.
Trustee
View our Honor Roll Trustees here.
Our Donors
7-Eleven, Inc.
A.F. and H.G. McNeely Foundation
AB Cheyenne WY, LLC
AB Gillette WY, LLC
AB Laramie WY, LLC
AB Rock Springs WY, LLC
Abba Care, Inc.
Laurel Abbott
Camille and David Abbruzzese
Lois Abel-Priester
Stephen Abey
Absopure
Diego Acero
Achieve Atlanta, Inc.
Roxann Acosta
Michelle Adams
Priscilla and Leonard Adler
ADP
AFC Management, LLC
Jon Akana
Srividya Akella
Angelina Albano
Darla and Craig Albert
Byron Alex
Nicole Alexander
Alfred and Hanna Fromm Fund
Christian Alicea
Michael Allare
John Allen
Judith Allen and August Ferretti
Allen Community College
Alliance Bank
Allstate
James Allyn
Patricia Alonso Ruiz
Rami Alroobi
Betty Alsup
Nancy Altobello
Coraima Alvarez
Amazon
American Landmark Properties Management
Ameriprise Financial
Ameris Bank Foundation, Inc.
Kennedy and Company
Scott Andrasko
Andy Gump, Inc.
Patricia Angeja
Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc.
Pamela Anspach-Colletti
Ryan Antross
Apple Arkansas, Inc.
Apple North, Inc.
Apple Texas Restaurants, Inc.
Apple-Metro
Applied Materials
Dan Aramini
Rebeca Arias
Arista Management, Inc.
Lee Ann and John Armitage
Akash Arora
Joan Arsenault
David Ash
Elizabeth Ash
Julian Asilis
Aspen Ridge, LLC
Assurant
Timothy Atchity
Victor M. Atchity Jr.
Edward Ateyeh
Atlassian
Audax Group
Stephen Auerbach
Tech Data
Shauna and Kevin Ayers
Virginia Azzolina
Alex Bach
BAE Systems
Ashok Bakhru
George Balach
Terri and Andrew Balbirer
Kathleen and George Baldwin
Elinor Balka and Sigmund Balka
Cynthia Ball
Andrea and Jim Ballard
Amy and Bob Ballard
Frank Ballmann
Sara Banco
Bank of Wolcott
Liung Chu Bao
Barbara and Franklin Carson Family Foundation
Barclays Capital, Inc.
Thomas Barnes
Robert Barnett
Inna Baron
Alice and Kenneth Barrera
Pedro Basuracorreo
Rosario Batana
Mikel Bauer
Lauren Bauman
Andrew Baumann
Joan Baxter
Emile Bayle
Becton Dickinson
Elliottn Beane
Steve Beauchamp
Patricia and Stanley Beder
Mary and Barry Belanger
Cynthia Bell
Lauren And Joe Benike
Benjamin Moore & Co.
Alan Bentley Wright
Donald Benton
Claire and Caleb Schmidt
Jesse Bergstrom
Davida and Brian Berk
Kathryn and Larry Berkbigler
Mary Biasotti
Laura and Philip Bierman
Robert Billings
Alan Billingsley
Melanie Black
Black & Decker Corporation
Nina and Michael Blechman
George Blinkhorn
Benjamin Block
Bloomfield Orchard Acquisition Company
Richard Blount
Carolyn and Jim Boaz
Michael Bomar
David Bomberger
Christopher Bond
Charlotte and George Bonniwell
Boot Hill Apple, Inc.
David Borinsky
Nancy Borovicka Barrett
Christy Borseth
Edith Borushok Fishler
Lauren Bostrom
Judi and Jay Bosworth
Boulevard Temple Care Center, LLC
James Bourgeois
Treasa and Tony Bowers
Bozeman Apple, Inc.
Heather Brasell
Phyllis Brenner
Barbara Brewster
Bright Family Foundation
Graham Brodock
Nicole Brooks
Glenn Brossus
Brotherhood of Pullman Porters, LLC
Alex Brounstein
Susan and Alexander Brown
Francis Brown
Tyler Brown
Browning Automotive Group
Steve Bruckman
Sara Bryant
Bob Buckley
William Buckley
Derek Bulmer
David Burden
Linda and Timothy Burkett
Rosalina Burton
Angela Bussey
Vasant Butala
Jessica Callaghan
Yann Calvez
Cambia Health Solutions
Camelot Hall Acquisition Company, Inc.
Kenton Campbell
David Campion
Cantor Fitzgerald Relief
Judith Freedman and Barry Caplan
Jason Capobianco
Jeffrey Carbiener
Cargill Incorporated
Kathleen Carlberg
Marcia Carlson
Pam Carlson
Morgan Carlton
Muneera Carr
Rodolfo Cartas
Kathryn Carter
Cinthya Castaneda
Matthew Castner
Claude Catapano
Judy Cavey
CenterOne Financial Services, LLC
Cer Lawns and Landscaping
Alper Cetingok
Jen and Rodney Chaffee
Jessica Challa
Jennifer Chan
Vincent Chan
Chan Zuckerberg
Pamela and John Chandler
Angela Chao
Charles Schwab
Wellington Chen
Samantha Chiang
Ravi Chinoy
Chipotle Mexican Grill
Kushagra Chopra
Joan Chrisler and Christopher Bishop
Christian Park H.C.C. Acquisition Company, LLC
Christian Park Village Acquisition Company, LLC
David Christophere
Irene and Alex Chu
Jeffrey Chun
Jane and Michael Chwick
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Karen and Alexander Ciotti
Mary and Ken Cirillo
Sheri Citterman
Karen Clary
Ala'N Clevenger
Cloverdale Community Dollars for Scholars
CME Group Foundation
Deborah and Priscilla Cobb
Robert Coburn
Tina Cockrell
Lynn and Seth Cohen
Corey and Steve Cohen
Rhonda Coldiron
Randolph Cole
Ann Coles
Courtney Collins
Marie Collins
Susan Collins
The Common Application, Inc.
Community National Bank & Trust of Texas
Compass Capital
Comprehensive Financial Professionals, Inc.
Laura and Michael Compton
Nicholas Condit
Ann Condon
Hong Ih Cong
Susan and Robert Conley
Kevin Connolly
Continental Vending
Thomas Conway
Douglas Cooper
Caitlyn Copeland
The Corcoran Group
Robert Cordova
Nile Cornelison
Despina Costopoulos Emerson
Daniel Courain
Joseph Cox
Gary and Stacy Craft
Sarah Cramer
Kristine and Richard Crane
Adam Crawford
Credit Suisse
Joan Cronson
Crossroads Bank
Letha Cruthirds
C Ivan Cruz
Crystal Clear College Planning
CSF of Fall River Dollars for Scholars, Inc.
Bridget Cuff
Tyler Cullars
Wendy and Michael Cupps
Alan Cutler
CyraCom International, Inc.
Jayne Czajkowski
Kira and Cameron Dales
The Dallas Foundation
Carnahan Daniels Foundation
Stephen Danziger
Robin Davi
Katie Davidson
Susan Davie
Jeffery Davis
Lakayda and John Davis
Celia and Michael Davis
William Davis
Winell De Mesa
Nicolas Randanne De Vazeille
Denise Deamore
Jessie Dean
Deckerville Nursing Center, LLC
Daniel Dejongh
Dell Technologies
Jacqueline Derner
Amy Deutsch
Devils Arena Entertainment, LLC
John DeYoung
Jeffrey Diehl
Sarah DiGirolamo
Gretchen Dill
Wesley Dillard
Dine Brands
Nathan Dingler
DiversiFi Capital
Benjamin Dix
Melissa and Jim Dlugos
Ha Do
Doherty Enterprise
Terence Dolce
Pawel Doloto
Michael Donohue
David Dorfman
Lori Dostal
Sean Dove
Debbi Downs
Mary Downs
Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc.
Plamen Dragozov
Sue Drath
Katherine Drebin
The Estate of Elmer J. Dreher
David Dreifuss
Devin Duarte
Marc Dudzik
Dunkin' Brands Charitable Trust
Dunkin' Brands, Inc.
Meg Dwyer
Eastwood Convalescent Center, Inc.
David Eaton
Eaton Care Center, LLC
Ecolab Foundation
Harriet Eddlemon
Ed's Fine Wines
Zachary Edwards
Charlotte Egenberger
Caroline-Read and Richard Ekman
Electrical Equipment Representatives Association
Electronic Arts, Inc.
Donald Elg
Kris and Patrick Ellingsworth
Emco
Energizer Holdings, Inc.
Mark Engemann
Equinix
Justin Erdman
Isac Ernest
Grace Errigo
Lisa and James Ervin
Richard Erwin
Taryn Escamilla
Expedia, Inc.
Facebook, Inc.
Francine Falk-Allen and Richard Falk
Josh Fanaroff
Farmers State Bank
Antonio Farris
Alfred Fatale
The Chrysler Foundation
Kelsey Federspiel
Barry Feinberg
Roberta and Robert Feldgreber
Matthew Fellmeth
Fenton Healthcare, LLC
Fidelity Brokerage Services, LLC
Fidelity Investment
Rocki Fiebiger
Warren Fiedel
Mary Lee and Bradford S. Field
James Fifield
Sheri Fink
First National Bank of Waverly
First National Bank of Winnsboro
First Rate, Inc.
Fiserv, Inc.
Glen Fisher
Henrik Fisker
Cara Florey
Edward Flottemesch
Michelle Folk
Four Seasons Nursing Center, LLC
Raegan Fowler
Jane and Russell Fradkin
Frederick Franko
James Frederick
Allen Fredrickson
Fred's Fried Dough
Bob Freeman
Bramwell Freeman
Cindy and Tom Freeman
Helene Freint
Fremont Healthcare, LLC
Billi French
Frenchtown Acquisition Company, Inc.
Bernard Friedman
Jason Friedman
Laurie Friedman
Leslie Friedman
Geri and Robert Friedman
Eleanor and Michael Fronstin
Melissa Fronstin
Fru-Con Foundation
FTI Consulting
Virginia Fulton
Mary and Donald Futrell
G&K Management Services
Rosa Gandler
Dinah Garant
Gregory Garcia
Elaine and Earl Gashin
Jessica and Eric Gashin
Edward and Dorie Gaty
Joyce and Charles Gauck
Paula Gaynor
Sherri and Timothy Geddes
Bill and Jane Gelow
Genentech
General Mills, Inc.
GeoBlue - Worldwide Insurance Services
Emma and Matthew George
Richard Gerber
Laurel Gerhat
Philip German
Noemie and Antoine Gerschel
Jo Ann Gershaw Freedman
Jill Gershman
Amitabh Ghosh
Curtis Giberson
Gigamon
Ruth Ann Gillis and Michael Mcguinnis
Stephanie Girards
Givinga Foundation
Jean and Bill Gjetson
Jalen Glenn
Kimberly and Ryan Glenn
Alana and Scott Glickson
Globe Education Network
Eileen and Ken Globus
Glorie
Annemarie and Bruce Goldberg
Sherry Goldberg
Ron Golden
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Robert Goldstein
Ryan Gonzales Jonasz
Shelly and Stephan Gonzalez
Good Today
Google, Inc.
Alvin Gorman
Janet Gorski
Usha Govindarajulu
Richard Graham
Graham Holdings
Grand Blanc Care Center, LLC
Connie and Anthony Grandinetti
Caran and Tim Graves
Great Falls Apple, Inc.
The Greater New Orleans Foundation
Richard S. Greene
Sarah Gregory
Greystar Dev, LLC
Eileen Griesedieck
Barbara and Bobby Griffin
Michele and Matthew Groner
Alan Grossberger
Stephen Grove
Arianna Groveman
Guilford Publications
Jose Guillen
Kaylie and Daniel Guinan
Kurt Gusinow
Gusto
S H
Darv Habben
Betsy and Randy Haberman
Michael Haddon
Thomas Hadley
Barbara Hagen
Corrin Hagen
Matthew Hager
Paul Hager
Robin and Tim Haight
Geoffry Haines
Hani Films, LLC
Dennis Hanken
Sherry and Lee Hansen
Hansen Family Foundation
Sandra Hansen-Wolff
The Harar Family Foundation
Georgia and Chris Harker
Christopher Harrington
Lori and Michael Harris
Richard Harris
Richard Harrychan
Patrick Hart
The Hartford
Callie Hartmann
Dawn-Marie Aleson
Chengwei He and Ge Jiang
Healin' Wheels, LLC
Hearst Foundations
Helena Apple, Inc.
Brayden Hembree
Casey Henritz
Kaisha Herger
Joan Herman
Herman Miller Foundation
Gary Hermanson
Jonathan Hernandez
Terry and Alan Hershey
Brendan Heussler
Eiko Hidani
Stephen Hildrich
Janet Minker and Elliott Himelfarb
HIMistry Naturals
Robert Hindy
Hingham Congregational Church, U.C.C.
HMP Global
Lily and David Ho
Yee Tieng Ho
Paul Hodge
Eileen and Richard Hoffman
Steven Hogan
Brett Holloway
Lynn Hollyn
Staci Holmgren
Ben Homan
Home Box Office, Inc.
Joanne and John Hone
Karen Hoover
Stephanie Hopcraft
Steve Hopcraft
Tim Horn
Ann and David Hovda
Rose Ann Howard
Kristina Hoyt
Michelle Huang
Zach Huber
Trey Huey
Jerry Hulick
Kevin Hummel
William Hunter
Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc.
Miriam Huntley
Ruth Bishop and Frederick Hutchinson
IBM
ICF
Sheri and Steven Idelman
ITW
Independent College
Index Ventures (U.S.), Inc.
Indiana State Employees' Community Campaign
Installed Building Products, LLC
Intel Corporation
International Healthcare Properties
Interstate Batteries
Intuit
Irish Repertory Theatre
Iroquois Farmers State Bank
Meg and Gary Jack
Sharon Jackson
Ken Jacobsen
J. Jacobson
Sandra and Sidney Jacobson
Brenna and Karl Jaeger
Pamela and Donald Jakes
Daniel Janal
Jamie and Christopher Jarboe
Kobi Jaro
Susan Jasperson
JBS Foundation
Jewelry By Eve
Dino Joachim
Joan and Norman Chapman Foundation
George Johns
Connor Johnson
Beverly and Earl Johnson
Marilyn Johnson
Marjorie Johnson
Bonnie and Thomas Johnson
Cedric Robert Johnston
Joshua Jones
Susan and Michael Jones
Joseph H. Goldberg Family Foundation
Vicki and Mural Josephson
JP Morgan Chase
Claudio Juarez
Judith and Richard Welch Family Foundation
Daniel Kach
Deborah and Darren Kady
Judith and Sanford Kahn
Richard Kalin
Kalispell Apple, Inc.
John Kaminer
Brian Kane
Martha Kanter
Lana and Alain Karaoglan Charitable Fund
Karnes County National Bank
Santhosh Babu Karuppiah
Kasturi & Ashwin Bhatt Foundation
Debra and Michael Kay
The Kay Family Foundation
Reza Kazemi
Sean Kegelman
Sally and George Kelby
Shane Kelley
Paul Kelly
Parker Kennedy
Kerr Corporation - Romulus
Jay Kerutis
Lauren and Samuel Kessler
Keystone Mercy Health Plan
Timothy Kilgore
Tim Kilpin
Andy Kim
Boomi Kim
Cami Kinahan
Steven Kingsley
Kirkland & Ellis, LLP
Kith Haven Acquisition Co.
Alan Klein
Carmel Kleine
James Klimek
Jaron Klopstein
Christa Knapp
Michael Kochmann
Holly and Michael Kogan
Maureen and Robert Kogen
Andy Kolinsky
Elaine and Alan Kolodkin
Alicia Kong
Jennifer and Matthew Konrad
Leslie Koo and Greg Upwall
Laura and Barry Korobkin
Donna and Sam Kountoupes
Bradley Kozelek
Bob Kraemer
Beverly Kraft
Katherine Krantz
Jean Kreykes
Fred Krimm
Daniel Kriser
Stephanie Kruger
Stefani Kuo
Barbara M. Kuzdzol
Tina Lach
Andrea and Balint Laczay
Ellen Lafler
Randall Lake
Lakeview Acquisition Company, Inc.
Lori LaMay
Harvey Lambert
Caroline and John Langan
Margaret and Joseph Langteau
Frank Larsen
Lawrence Larson
Jonathan Lasater
Laurel Health Care Company
Laurel Health Care Company of Galesburg
Laurel Health Care Company of Lowell
Laurel Health Care Company of Perrinton
Laurel Health Care Company of Wayland
Laurel HealthCare Company of Battlecreek
Laurel HealthCare Company of Hudsonville
Laurel HealthCare Company of Mt. Pleasant
The Laurels of Carson City, LLC
Lawrence Livermore
Vu Le
Randi Lea
Leaderology
Ruby Lee
Tina Lee and Richard Chang
Jacquelyn J. Legg Memorial Trust
Margaret Lemberg
Lenovo
James Lenz
Juan Leon
Sylvia Leppo
Craig Leva
Leonard Levine
Aaron Levy
Sandy Lex
Dea and Phil L'Heureux
John Liberatore
Joan Licursi
LifeScan, Inc.
Jackie Lindquist
Mei Ling
LinkedIn
Michele Lipari
Derek Little
Susan Little
Jasmine and Jeffrey Liu
Live Nation Worldwide, Inc.
Sara Lockett
Kris and Dan Lofgren
Timothy Logan
Lone Star Apple, LLC
Judy Longthorne
Ella and Rolland Loon
L'Oreal USA
Jane Lorenz
Ann Lowry
LPL Financial
Marguerite and John Lu
Delores and David Luikart
Lumbee Guaranty Bank
Lumerit Education
Lumina Foundation
Phillip Luna
John Lynn
Carol and Philip Lyons
Kun Ma
Alex MacDonald
Macy's, Inc
Khari Madison
Madonna Acquisition Company, Inc.
Mark Madrid
Christine-Arenas and Paul Magie
American Best Local Charities
Robbie Maksomboon
Shaina Malkin
Heather Maloney
Michael Maney
Heidi Manheimer
Manesh Manickam
Rhoda Manishevitz
Karen and Coye Mann
Autumn Manning
Manors of Canton, LLC
Reffat Manzur
Maple-Drake Real Estate, LLC
Marian Marchese
Joe Marchetti
Kay M. Marquet
Santiago Marquez
David Martin
Rodney & Deborah Martin Family Fund
Jacob Martincic
Deanne Martinsen
Audrey Mass
Nathaniel Masters
Tim Matheny
Della Mathew
Rhea Mathew
Mattlin Foundation
Julie and Paul Mattson
George Maxwell
Karen Maynard
Joanne Mazzarelli
McBain Nursing Center, LLC
Barbara B. McBee
Matthew McCarthy
Shane McCarthy
Toni-Marie McCarthy
Juri Mccray
Cynthia and John McFerran
Bonnie McGee
Rebecca McGlothlin
Agnes Mcgrail McGrail
Jennifer and John McGrail
Phyllis R. McGrath and Patrick Sheehan
Susan Mcgregor
Elizabeth McGrory
Jason McGruder
Rachel McKenzie
Maureen McLaughlin
Sandra and Everett McLaughlin
Mindy Mclaurin
Tim Mcmahon
Sean McManus
Michael Mcmenamin
Megan McNamara
Hazel McNeilage
Maureen McRae Goldberg
Ermal Mecaj
Karen Mehigan and Jim Friel
Margaret Melhem
Douglas Mello
Bonnie Melville and Daniel Terlouw
Eddy Mendala Monge
Jennifer and Paul Menke
Merck Foundation
Thomas M. Merritt
Craig Messinger
Daniel Meyer
Linn Meyers
Mariah and Paul Michas
Peter Michelson
Micron Technology Foundation, Inc.
Microsoft Corporation
Mid River Restaurants, LLC
Middlebelt-Hope Acquisition Company, Inc.
Midland Nursing Center, LLC
Eric Milefchik
Sue Miles and Duane Nichols
Anne and Andrew Miller
Scott Miller
Wendy Miller
Miller Apple L.P.
Adrienne Millman
Millsaps College
John Mingus
Sanjay Mirpuri
Missoula Apple, Inc.
MMSC Mclearen, LLC
Thomas Moffat
David Moore
Delysia Moore
Patricia and Richard Moore
Joan and K. William Mopper
Mary Ann Moran
Baird Morgan
Morgan Stanley & Co.
Marie O'Malley and Michael Morin
Mark Morisi
Maria and Jay Morris
Elizabeth Morrison
Mortenson
Jason Moser
Leo Mount
Megan Mucatel
Caitlin Muhlbauer
James and Shirley Mulligan
Mary and Kent Mundon
Juan and C. Munoz
Ana Muslera
William Myers
Mary Anita and Tom Naab
Ethan Nadler-Sharp
Sathesh Kumar Nagarajan
Ashray Nagaraju
Amol Naik
Melinda and Alan Naye
NCAG
nCino, Inc.
Edward Neegan
NRP/Applebee’s
NelMar Security Packaging Systems, Inc.
Margaret and William C. Nelsen
John A. Nelson
Netflix
Netzel Enterprises
New York Life Insurance Company
Chris Newell
Jack Newman
Teresa Nguyen
Susan Niewahner
Nintendo
Reita and John Noble
Nordemann Foundation, Inc.
Melissa Norden
Dave Nordland
Stephanie Nordstrom
Northern Oak Management Company, LLC
Amy and Christopher Northup
Mike Nylund and Scott Hembree
Oak Health Care Investors of Coldwater
Gerard O'Connor
Thomas P. and Patricia A. O'Donnell Foundation
Barbara and Gerald Oguss
Jun Oh
Amber and Paul Oldham
Wilma and Todd Olness
Maureen Oneill
Orangetheory Fitness
Orbital ATK, Inc.
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
Mark Osiochain
Shawn O'Sullivan
Outer Drive Partners, LLC
Ovid Healthcare, LLC
Roderic Owan
Brady Pacha
Valerie and John Paci
Denise Paez
Page Petal
Michael Paik
Robert Pall
Joseph Palombo
Deb Pano
Marcia and Daniel Pardekooper
Rachel and Seth Park
David Parsons
Alan Paschedag
Snimar Grewal and Gokul Patel
Nik Patel
Sahil Patnayakuni
Mary and Nicolas Patonai
Sara Paulson
Zachary Paulson
Paylocity
Payne County Bank
Daniel Peale
Cullen Pearson
David Pearson
Pearson Ravitz, LLC
Michael Peckenschneider
Pepsico Foundation
Matthew Perez
Barbara and Steven Perlman
Fred Perry
Connie and Marcus Perry
Pershing, LLC
Helen and Ralph Petersberger
Alex Peterson
Pfizer
Hilde Pfurtscheller
Thang Phan
Philanthropy International Trust Account
Sheri and Jeffrey Phillips
Breece Phipps
Rita Pickett and Leonard Van Ryn
Gregory Pierson
Anju Pillai
Steven Pinch
Ekaterina Pinkney
Pioneer Drama Service, Inc.
Plastipak Packaging, Inc.
Pleasantville High School
Pledgeling Foundation
Paul Plocek
Alan Ploetz
Heidi Poey-Looser
Polaris Industries, Inc.
Teresa and Byron Pollitt
Alex Pollok
Polo Ralph Lauren Foundation
Polytech Education Association
Meredith Powers
The Prairie Club
T. Premer
Rebecca and Barry Preston
Pricewaterhousecooper (PWC)
PROformance Vend USA
Protect Students And Taxpayers Coalition
Mark Provence
Public Good Software
Jason Pucilowski
J. Stephen Putnam
Tashfeen Qayyum
Quail Creek Condo Co-Owners Association
Quality Restaurant Concepts, LLC
Amanda Quam
Corey Quinn
Seth Radwell
Radhika Rajagopal and Rajagopal Ganesan
Poornima Ram-Alvarez
Daniel Ramirez
Alison and Kishore Rao
Jacob Rast
Salman Ravala
Raw Giving
Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund
Raytheon Company
Jessy Reaves
Arvind Reddy
Regency on the Lake-Fort Gratiot, LLC
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
Blanche Reine
Bonnie and Marshall Reiter
Dave Rennier
Resolution Life
Laura Reysz
Rhema-Farmington, Inc.
Rhema-Novi, Inc.
Anne and Jim Richardson
Barbara Riddle
Wade Riley
David Riseberg
Riverview Acquisition Company, LLC
Angela Rizzo
Lucinda Robb and Lars Florio
Amy and Kurt Robinson
Constance Robinson
Jascia and Harley Robinson
Henri Robitaille
Roblox
Jennifer Roggio
William B. Rolland
Molly Romano
Christina and Jeremy Rose
Linda Rose
Rose Management Services, LP
Scott Rosenfeld
Kathy Ross
Barbara and Robert Ross
Marc Roth
Susan Rouse
Carol and Jacob Royal
Royalton Manor, LLC
Todd Rubenstein
Lisa and Javier Rubinstein
Rudolf Steiner School
John Rugee
Run 365, LLC
Mary Ruppert
Stephan Russo
Lydia Rux
Michael and Rosemary Ryan
Ryan Companies
Ryan Restaurant Corp
Charles Ryder
Linda and Michael J. Ryder
Dee Sachs
Ramin Safai
Minnesota Philanthropy Partners
Christine Sakach
Sallie Mae, Inc.
Reggie Sami
Sasipote Tangtiang and William Samuels
SandCastle Foundation
Ayanna Abadie Santos
SAP America
Sardis Holdings, Inc.
Sasnak Management, Inc.
Satellite Industries, Inc.
Amy and Marc Saunders
Nicole Saur
Tasha Savage and Jeffrey D. Eisenberg
Ruth Saxey
Richard Sayde
Sherry and Jay Schedler
Sally and Jim Scherrer
Susan Schettini
Anthony Schiavetti
Nancy Schilling
Susan and James Schmicker
Tiffany Schneider
Dan Schott
Muriel Schreck
Sue Schultz
Katherine Burford and Richard Schwab
Jason Schwalbe
Victoria L. Schwartz
Paula Segal
Seda Sejud
Susan and H. David Selbst
Matthew Seman
Michael Seminerio
Brandon Semling
Mark Setzer
Molly Sewald
Rory Shaffer
Parul Shah
Seema R. Shah
Kunal Shah -Shahnti Aesthetics
Roopa Shankar
Sailaja Shankar
Nathan Shapiro
Kavita Sharma
Marian and Gifford Shaw
Shelby Township Care Center, LLC
Michael Shephard
Sherborn Dollars for Scholars
Alison Sherman
Thomas Sherrer
Jerold H. Sider
Lawrence Siebert
Douglas Siegel
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Kevin Silva
Jeffrey Silverman
Jeanne Silvers
Kuniko Silverstein
Salvatore Simeone
Christa Simmers
Ethan Simon
Joseph Simon
Carlo Simone
Simons Foundation
Brenda Simpson
Scott Sizemore
Caterina Skenderi
John Skidmore
Bradley Slatton
Kevin Sloan
Yakov Smirnoff
Andrea N. Smith
Austin Smith
Daniel Smith
Marijane D. and David C.Smith
Farrell Smith
Margie and James Smith
June Charlene and Merrill Smith
Michael C. Smith
Dianne and Steve Smith
Linda Snyder
Donna and Michael Socol
Nicole Sofios
Rahel Solomon
Rachel Somerville
South Shore Building and Remodeling, Inc.
Juli Sowder
SpaceX - Space Exploration Technologies Corporation
Mikael Spade
Leslie and Matthew Spagat
Sherley E. and Gaving R. Speirs
Timothy Speiss
Spotify
St. Anthony Acquisition Company, Inc.
St. Christopher Hellenic Orthodox Church
St. Gabriel Catholic School
St. Mary's Acquisition Company, Inc.
Tom Stacey
Surehand, Inc.
Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.
Judith Stanton
David L. Steele
Ryan Steele
Elizabeth and Steven Steinberg
Volodymyr Stepanov
Yuliia Stepanova
Melinda Stevens
Michael Stevenson
Stier Supply Company
Alfred Stoess
Jennifer and Richard Strabley
Strang Management
Laura Strelitz
Lindsey Strittholt
Stronge Family Foundation
Stryker
Study.com, LLC
Palanivel Subramaniam
Sucherman Group
Andy Sullivan
Joy Sullivan
Suncor
Suncore Foods, Inc.
Shweta and Chirag Surati
Jade Surrette
Momentive, Inc.
Carrie Swank
Sweet Dream Baked Goods
Caroline Young
T. Rowe Price Associates Foundation, Inc.
TABB Group
Karim Tabet
Gary Talda
Vimukta Talwar
Philip Tanella
Eric Tartter
Taxman Family Foundation
Barbara Taylor and Robert Brooks
Georgia Taylor
Teradata
The Terry Family Foundation
Jodi Thieman-Derrick
Rees Thomas
Lynn and Kevin Thompson
Kimberly and Lee Thompson
Mitchell Thornton
Annmarie Tietjen
Steven Timberman
TisBest Philanthropy
TLC Central, LLC
TLC West, LLC
Suzanne and Brett Tocco
Jennifer Tompkins
Toro Credit Union
Gustavo Torrealba
Total Quality Logistics
Toyota Motor North America, Inc.
TransUnion, LLC
Mark Treadwell
Daniel Triandiflou
Michael Troemel
Kimille Trott
Trusona, Inc.
Curtis Trygstad
Calvin Tsao
Dennis Tseng
Elizabeth Tuma
Jeanette and Mark Turchan
Barbara Gazey Turner
Turner & Townsend
Twilio
International Spring
Denise Tyler
Kelsey Tyler
Brad Udoff
Margaret Umbricht
Trent Ungard
UnitedHealth Group
Unum McGehee
Upper Perkiomen School District
URENCO USA
Masha and Michael Ushomirsky
Barbara and Michael Vaillancourt
Valuenex
Eileen and Kevin Van Fleet
Linda and J. Randall Vance
Christian Vanderhooft
Vanguard Charitable
Julianne Vanwagenen
Sheila Vedquam
Kalyan Vejalla
Shyam Venkat
Brian Ventura
Verb, Inc
Mary Vermeer Andringa
Vertex Pharmaceuticals
Vibe Clothing Company, LLC
Sarah Vigoda
Carol Villegas
Virtu Financial
VISA International
William Visotsky
VMware Foundation
Jessica Vogt
Linda and Alexander Von Thaden
Michael A. Vorhaus
Voya Financial
Anandkumar Vyas
W.W. Grainger, Inc.
Barbara Wallace
Dawn Wanous
Tyler Ward
Washington and Lee University
The Wasily Family Foundation
Water Source One
Chris Watson
Wayne County Bank
Kai Waynen
WC and EJ Thornton Foundation
Webb Weekly
Patricia Webster
Elizabeth and Peter Webster
Irmy and Philip J. Webster
Karen Wechsung
Nela Wagman and Steven Wein
Susan G. and Norman Weinberger
Susan and David Weiner
Katherine Allen and David Weingart
Camden Weisbruch
Jonathan Weiss
Kenneth M. Weiss
Jennifer Weizenecker
Wells Fargo
Meredith and Alan Werther
Jennifer Fargey and Ian Wesson
Sara West
Western Union Financial Services, Inc.
Westminster Barrington Foundation
Marcia Weston
Michael Whalen
Kevin White
Sydney Whitley
Nedra and John Wicks
Jeremy Wiggins
Raylene and James Wilborn
John Michael Williams Charitable Trust
Cheryl and Scott Williams
Joshua Williams
Toby Williams
Donna and Scott Williamson
Abbie and Richard Willits
Willowbrook Acquisition Company, LLC
Dorothy D. Winkey
Paula and Jack Winter
Jennifer Wise
Kathleen Wisniewski
Gail and Jack Witlin
Jason Wittenberg
Carolyn Wofford
Margaret and John Wold
Amy Wolf and Bennett Baumer
Hal Wolken
Miriam Wollin
Lai Chiu and Brian Wong
Walter Wood
Michael Woodbury
Stephen Workman
World Journal
Ehron Wright
Joan Wright
Katie Wu
Yale-New Haven Hospital
Ronald Yang
Jammal Yarbrough
Diane Yetter
Jason Yoon
David Young
Sue Young
Vivienne and William C. Young
The Young Foundation
Ying Yu
Pamela and Lawrence Zall
Gregory Zamzow
Lynne Zervas
Zachary Ziegler
Rafal Zielinski
Richard Zimmerman
Zoetis, Inc.
Philip Zongker
Zoom
Hayley Zuercher
Linda and Scott Zuhlsdorf