ANNUALREPORT2013 2014-Building a Community of Learners Throughout Richmond’s East End

PURPOSEEducate the Child, Engage the Family, Empower the Community

MISSIONTo support the residents of the East End and educate its students, equipping them to serve as positive contributors to their family, community, and society.

VISIONPPDC will serve as a community change agent through education.

VALUES• We value education as a fundamental component of our program

• We value trusting relationships with students, parents, partners, and our community

• We value individuality, innovation, and creativity

• We value accountability, transparency, and good stewardship

• We value a positive and productive work environment

• We value and nurture each individual’s spiritual development

GUIDING PRINCIPLEWe believe that every child is a product of expectations, not just their environment. Our goal is to ensure that each child develops and utilizes his or her gifts, talents, and skills to achieve academic success and self-sufficiency as productive adult citizens.

Purpose, Mission, Vision, Values and Guiding Principle

Message from Damon Jiggetts

Youth Program

Community Programs

David T. Anderson Endowment for Youth Education

Revenue & Expenses

Gifts In-Kind

Volunteers

Donors

Board and Staff

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Peter Paul’s 2013-2014 fiscal year was inspirational, humbling, joyous, sad, celebratory, and productive. As we gather our thoughts around the pieces that made up the emotions, we think first of those who made it possible – the dedicated Board, donors, volunteers, and staff.

Our deepest thanks to each and every one of you for your critical role in making sure that Peter Paul serves the East End community to the best of its ability. Because of you, five seniors graduated from high school, hundreds of families received food, children began to read, students were successful in school, and senior citizens remained engaged.

This fall, the Board of Directors adopted a five-year strategic plan. The plan brought focus and purpose to Peter Paul’s work; the next five years are dedicated to the sustainability and growth of the organization. Already, we are proud of what we have accomplished as an organization in fulfilling the plan.

In a national program facilitated through the Partnership for Nonprofit Excellence and sponsored by Capital One, Peter Paul received Blue Ribbon status as a Service Enterprise through Points of Light. A Service Enterprise is a non-profit or for-profit organization that fundamentally leverages volunteers and their skills to successfully deliver on the social mission of the organization. The year-long program included an organization-wide assessment, intensive training sessions, individual coaching, and funding to support the volunteer program and its growth. During the assessment process, Peter Paul was distinguished as one of only two Blue Ribbon Service Enterprise organizations in Richmond.

Just after Memorial Day weekend, Peter Paul lost a dear friend, The Rev. Dr. David Anderson, after a long struggle with cancer. David worked tirelessly as a leader, volunteer, Board member, advocate, and donor for Peter Paul. It was through his vision, not only for Peter Paul but also for the East End as a whole, that dramatic change has occurred over the years. And, it is through his legacy that the change will continue as we educate more youth, all to build a vibrant and thriving community.

To bring a celebratory end to the fiscal and academic year, Peter Paul is most proud of its five recent high school graduates. An incredible group of young adults, these five students are testaments to the good work that Peter Paul accomplishes through its intensive academic program. Their futures are bright because of your dedication to Peter Paul and fulfilling its mission.

For that, and so much more, we are most gratefully yours,

Damon Jiggetts Executive Director

Our "epe# thanks to each and every one of you for your $itical role in making sure that Peter Paul serves the Ea# End community to the be# of its !ility.- Damon Jigge%s, PPDC Executive Dire&or

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YOUTH PROGRAM PPDC’s Youth Program helps students attain success in school and prepares them for a life after high school graduation. Our intensive, individualized programs supported an unduplicated 125 East End students ages 7 to 18 (grades 2-12) during the past year. We serve students through two components: the After School Learning Immersion Program and Summer Promise.

After School Learning Immersion ProgramThe After School Learning Immersion Program, now in its sixth year, was offered at two locations during the 2013-2014 school year: PPDC and Fairfield Court Elementary School (PPDC@FCES). A total of 123 students attended the after school program. Students at both locations received academic instruction, reading assistance, enrichment experiences, mentoring, and tutoring.

Eighty-two students attended the program at the Center five days per week (Mondays through Fridays) from immediately after school until 6:00 pm. Forty-one students in grades 2-5 attended the program at Fairfield four days per week (Mondays through Thursdays) from 3:15-5:30 p.m. The 2013-2014 academic year marked the second year of the PPDC@FCES program, which utilizes the same program model that PPDC utilizes on-site, with a few modifications based on transportation.

Summer PromiseAt PPDC, we know that academics cannot stop during the summer months. The eight-week Summer Promise program provides students with a wide variety of educational and cultural activities that ensure their continued education. During the 2013 Summer Promise program, 75 students in grades 2-12 attended five days per week (Mondays through Fridays) from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Five high school students served as junior counselors – providing leadership in the classroom and receiving a daily stipend. In addition, the high school students participated in a leadership seminar program with Leadership Metro Richmond.

MAP AssessmentTargeted and individualized education is the key to PPDC’s success with students in the Youth Program. This past year, students were tested using Northwest Evaluation Association’s Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) assessment. This nationally standardized test is aligned with Common Core Standards. After attending national trainings, several PPDC staff members are now qualified to administer tests, determine individual instruction needs, set evidence-based targets, and track progress.

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100% of #u"nts in the Peter Paul program were promoted to the next gra" level.

YOUTH PROGRAM This is the first year that PPDC has utilized the MAP assessment, after previously having used the Woodcock-Johnson assessment. The efficiency and immediate results that can be used by the teacher in the classroom have proved the new assessment tool to be ideal for PPDC’s students and their needs.

Students were tested a minimum of two times and a maximum of three times over the past year. The first test establishes each child’s baseline and growth projection, while subsequent tests evaluate their level of growth. The growth projection is individualized and designed to make sure that students are on-track to successful high school graduation (aligned with Common Core Standards).

In reading, 52% of Peter Paul students met their individual growth projection and 76% showed improvement. In mathematics, 52% of students met their individual growth projection and 84% showed improvement. Overall, 78% of students hit their individual growth projection in at least one subject area and 98% of students showed growth in at least one subject area.* In addition to the MAP assessment, PPDC benchmarks its Youth Program (After School and Summer Promise) on student promotion rate, attendance, and program retention rate.

The testing and identification of each student’s individual academic needs is a unique component of the PPDC Youth Program. PPDC students are surrounded by teachers and staff who understand and respond to their individualized learning needs. This combination leads to an effective out-of-school time environment that makes a true difference in the lives and trajectory of the students.

*A student’s individual growth projection is the average growth that was observed in the latest Northwest Evaluation Association (NWEA) norming study for students who had the same starting RIT (Rausch Interval Unit) scores in that particular subject. The growth projection was calculated using NWEA’s Growth Calculator. The calculator takes into account the amount of instructional weeks, which gives a more accurate growth projection of a student.

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The average program a%en'nce rate for the After School Learning Immersion Program was 89%.PPDC@FCES Parent Survey Results

• 70% of parents surveyed this year indicated that their child’sgrades had improved since attending PPDC

• 82% of parents surveyed this year highlighted their child’sexposure to positive, caring adults as a key benefit of the PPDC program

• 70% of parents surveyed this year indicated that their child’sbehavior at home had improved since attending PPDC

YOUTH PROGRAM Support ComponentsPPDC expects every child to be present and engaged every day. Instructors supervise the daily behavior of students and hold each young person to the highest conduct standard. Attendance and behavior is monitored daily.

The majority of students at PPDC participate in the free and reduced lunch program at their schools. In order for students to be engaged learners, we know they must be healthy. Peter Paul students are served a nutritious and filling meal every day after school as well as breakfast, snack, and lunch during Summer Promise. We served 16,879 balanced meals over the past year to the Peter Paul students, senior citizens, and students participating in Church Hill Academy (which rented space from Peter Paul during the school year).

Students need to be present in order to learn. PPDC provides free transportation from school (or home during the summer) to PPDC and then to individual student homes every evening.

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We served 16,879 balanced meals over the pa# year to the Peter Paul #u"nts, senior citizens, and #u"nts pa(icipating in Church Hill Aca"my.

YOUTH PROGRAM Our StudentsIn the PPDC neighborhood, the median household income is just under $15,500 and nearly half of residents above age 25 have not completed high school or its equivalency. However, we believe that demographics should not define our students. Every single one of our students has potential waiting to be unlocked. And, with the right supports, all of these students can thrive. Children are not products of just their environment; they are products of our expectations. To that end, the PPDC programs set high expectations and surround students with the structure, love, safety, and instruction that they need to be successful.

Our GraduatesHigh school students at Peter Paul are provided with a more flexible program and trusted with more responsibility than younger students. All of the participants volunteer and/or work at Peter Paul to gain practical experience and support. These students receive assistance with college applications, help with SAT/ACT preparation, and are engaged in targeted career discussions.

Five students graduated from Peter Paul this year and each has post high school plans. All of these students graduated on-time (4 years). This year’s graduates have a long association with Peter Paul, having attended the program between five and twelve years in a row. We are so proud of these amazing young adults. They are an inspiration for every student in the Peter Paul program and a living example of Peter Paul’s impact. Three of the students are attending four-year colleges in the fall; one will enlist in the military; and one will attend community college part-time while working part-time.

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Five #u"nts graduated from Peter Paul this year and each has po# hight school plans. All of these #u-"nts graduated on-time (4 years).“Mo# of all, I’ll never forget the adults at Peter Paul. They are a truly amazing group of peoplethat I will never forget, no ma%er how old I am and no ma%er how far away life takes me.” - PPDC Graduating Senior

YOUTH PROGRAMEvents and ActivitiesDuring the 2013-2014 academic year, PPDC students enjoyed a variety of enrichment projects and activities, a few of which are detailed below.

• The “PPDC Economy” was implemented: each student had a classroom job, its required responsibilities, and received payment in PPDC money.

• Middle School students learned computer coding from Altria volunteers.

• 2nd and 3rd grade students worked to grow and harvest fruit and vegetables in the PPDC garden.

• 4th and 5th grade girls learned tennis skills and sportsmanship through VCU’s Lobs & Lessons program. The boys played lacrosse with PAL (Police Athletic League) and learned hip-hop dance routines at The Robinson Theater.

• Students at Fairfield partnered with SPARC to experience performing arts.

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82% of eli)ble pa(icipants returned to the program from the previous year. 2013-2014 ResultsOverall, 98% of students showed growth in at least one subject area (Mathematics or Reading) as measured by the MAP assessment.

100% of students achieved grade promotion or graduated high school at the end of the 2013-2014 school year.

82% of eligible participants returned to the 2013-2014 After School Learning Immersion program from the previous year (2012-2013).

The average program attendance rate for the 2013-2014 After School Learning Immersion Program was 89%.

Measurement Objective80% of participating children will improve specific academic skills to work toward at- or above grade-level achievement.

100% of students will achieve grade promotion in school after a full year in the youth program.

At least 70% of students will return to PPDC each year.

Students will attend PPDC 80% of the time.

COMMUNITY PROGRAMS Food DistributionPPDC has continued its partnership with FeedMore to distribute food twice-monthly to residents in the 23223 and 23231 zip codes. In the past year, 9,046 cumulative individuals were served through the distribution program (some individuals would have participated in the program multiple times). Of these, 3,615 were children, 3,812 were adults, and 1,620 were seniors. Several volunteer groups assisted with food distribution, including the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia, First Presbyterian Church, St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, VCU’s ASPiRE Program, Richard Towell, and Shalom Farms.

Senior CitizensPPDC has continued its partnership with the Senior Center of Greater Richmond to build a robust Senior Citizens Program. Over the past year, the program worked with 67 participants between the ages of 52 and 92 twice per week from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Members participated in a wide variety of activities including daily exercise and devotionals, computer classes, games, Tai Chi, art, and informational sessions. Seniors are provided transportation to and from their homes as well as lunch.

Outreach CoordinatorDuring the 2013-2014 academic year, PPDC and Richmond Promise Neighborhood (RPN) received a grant from The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia to hire a shared Outreach Coordinator. The Outreach Coordinator is responsible for assisting PPDC and RPN in overall outreach project coordination and support, including maintaining all stakeholder and resident relations, for people who live and/or work in the East End of Richmond. New programs for PPDC and RPN under the leadership of the Outreach Coordinator include:

• Mental Health First AidThis certification program is bringing much needed mental health information to the community and beginning an important dialogue to reduce mental health stigma. During the 2013-2014 fiscal year, 21 community members were trained and began sharing their knowledge with the larger community.

• Informed NeighborsThe Informed Neighbors program included a 12-session class about Richmond’s future redevelopment of the Creighton Court public housing community. Twelve local residents have been trained and are now equipped with the tools they need to inform their neighbors about redevelopment and advocate on their behalf.

• PPDC Parent CouncilTo provide program feedback and incorporate parent voice into the Youth Program as a whole.

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In 2013, 3,615 children, 3,812 adults, and 1,620 seniors were served through the PPDC and FeedMore food di#ribution program.

In addition to their normal aca"mic and extracurricular schedules, PPDC #u"nts received an average of 5 * hours of dire& aca"mic in#ru&ion and 3 * hours of enrichment a&ivities per week.

COMMUNITY PROGRAMS Info FeastsPPDC partners with RPN to host community events (called Info Feasts), which provide resources and tools for parents and fun, educational activities for children. Info Feasts, held at Peter Paul, allow for information sharing and relationship building and provide a unique platform for community dialogue. Four Info Feasts were held this year, with a cumulative attendance of over 600 people (some people would have attended multiple times).

Other AssistanceMany organizations and individuals provided crucial goods and services for our students and families, including A.C.T.S. (Area Congregations Together in Service), PPDC Children’s Garden Coordinators Rick McCormick and Bob Siegfried, Community Garden Coordinator Hope Thompson, Shalom Farms, and Tricycle Gardens.

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THE DAVID T. ANDERSON ENDOWMENT FOR YOUTH EDUCATION To support Peter Paul’s core program of youth education, the David T. Anderson

Endowment for Youth Education will provide a legacy of sustainable funding. The fund will be remain intact, with revenue providing support for the education of youth at PPDC and its satellite locations.

PPDC’s shift from an after school and summer recreation center for youth to an academically focused Youth Program in 2008 has provided a model for out-of-school time education that is sustainable and poised for growth. The Rev. Dr. David T. Anderson was instrumental in the establishment of PPDC’s current building, Youth Program, and the recent expansion of PPDC’s after school program to nearby Fairfield Court Elementary. David carried the banner for making education the equalizer and means to bring children out of poverty. PPDC’s Youth Program model, which includes pre- and post-testing students in the core subjects of reading and math, developing an individualized education plan, and utilizing small classroom settings to truly affect a student’s academic skills were important to David. To honor his work, passion, and life, the David T. Anderson Endowment for Youth Education will provide a sustainable stream of income to ensure that PPDC’s Youth Program continues to affect and impact the lives of youth.

Our deepest thanks to the donors who have contributed in David’s memory to this fund; a complete listing is included on page 17 of this report.

The PPDC program has a ratio of two in#ru&ional #a+ me,ers for every 14 #u"nts.

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David Anderson (right) at the John Coleman Building opening in 2007.

My 'ughter won an award at school and I $edit PPDC for helping her a%ain it!- PPDC Parent

REVENUE & EXPENSES Revenue and Public SupportContributed Revenue – $1,129,858.67Earned Revenue* – $57,579.46Total Revenue – $1,187,438.13

ExpensesProgram – $773,457.65Fundraising – $166,901.64Administrative – $165,331.59Total Expenses** – $1,105,690.88

*Earned income includes rental income, USDA reimbursements, and interest income. PPDC hascontracted an audit prepared by independent accountants; as of the date of printing the 2013-2014 financial information presented has not been audited. Once prepared, audited financial statements will be available at GiveRichmond.org or upon request.

**Does not include the non-cash expense of depreciation, estimated at $79,996.

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Churches & Civic Organizations – 5%

Corporations – 22%

Foundations – 31%

Individuals – 31%

Endowment Gifts – 2%

Special Events – 2%

Government – 2%

Other Earned Revenue – 5%

2013-2014 GIFTS IN-KIND PPDC is most grateful for many in-kind donations provided – over the past year, generous donors have

given Christmas gifts to students, a garden shed, school supplies, and much more. These gifts are invaluable to the organization and those we serve. And thank you to all of our 837 volunteers! The tremen-dous volunteer workforce (listed on following pages) provided 6,692 hours of service, which is equivalent to $150,510. Peter Paul’s volunteers come from every part of town – from schools, churches, corporations, community partners, and individually. They are diverse in age, race, income, and talents, but they all share a commitment to a better future for Richmond’s East End. The true measure of our volunteers lies in the spirit they bring to Peter Paul. It is the spirit of hope, which breathes life into every Peter Paul program.

I love what Peter Paul -es for my children, not ju# preparing them for te#s, but for the next gra" level. My son had to take the SOLs on the computer and PPDC prepared him for that.- PPDC Parent

Gifts In-Kind (Individuals)

Morgan BarkerDanyelle BarnesPatricia BernalMichael BilyDebbe and Michael BinnsMichael BiscegliaDottie CarrollMary C. CorleyDexter CoxAnita CoxBernice CraigieRalph and Druanne CumminsVirginia and Steve D’AdamoLara D’AntonioIzzy DudleyAllison DuffoeDick EdmundsMadgeanette FieldsChristina FlippenThe Franko FamilyGrace May GibsonLisa GrayKay GrayBerthel GrazaDana GriffithEric GutierrezBrenda HaggCandice HardyToni Harris Jevata HermanMelanie HewesNorman HollandSusan HoltWarren HubbardDianne HuxfordRobert JarusinskiMichael Jenkins

Steve JohnsonCraig JohnsonRick JonesDwight JonesEd and Rosemary JonesLeslie KadelNatisha KnightKatlyn LandesDeb LawrenceMike LoveRicky LoveKim, Charles, Anna, and

Benjamin LugerRita MacNellyDel. Jennifer McClellanMary Katherine McGetrickMary MiddletonSarah MidkiffRosel MooreChris MooreHunter NewtonAlbert NunnallyElaine OdellRobert OsbornShirley and John PackettCindy PryorSean PyleThe Ripperton FamilyChara RobinsonLaurie RogersJennine Sherille & GS Troop 855Karen SmithBoo SmytheJason Snook, Ph.D.Dirk SteedKevin Sutherland, Ph.DDirk SwinehartMr. and Mrs. Kirk Tattersall

Rachel TeyssierFreda ThorntonCharles TilleyGary TinsleyRichard TowellBetsy TownesMarianne VermeerKia WallacePeter Wilbanks, MDPatricia WilkersonDorothy WilliamsHeyden WittmannVince Wood The Witthoefft Family Hugh Waters

Gifts In-Kind (Organizations)

African-American Network MeaWestvaco

BCWH Architects Capital One Children’s Museum Book Bank Children’s Museum of Richmond Collegiate Lower School Collegiate School Commonwealth Chapel VBS Ebenezer Baptist Church Emmanuel Episcopal Church First Baptist Church First Presbyterian Church Fork Episcopal Church

Youth Group Grainger Industrial Supplies HandsOn HandsOn DIY Volunteers HandsOn/Genworth/Wilder

Middle School Hugh Waters

Jevata the Salon Kroger Mary Martha Circle/River Road United Methodist Church Neurosurgery Clinic Department,

VCU The Diocese of Virginia,

Office of Mission Outreach Peaceful Valley Seed Company Remnant Church Resort Hotel Association Resurrection Lutheran Church Sneed’s Nursery St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal

Church St. Christopher’s School St. James the Less Episcopa

Church St. James’s Episcopal Church St. James’s VBS St. John’s Foundation St. John’s Episcopal Church St. John’s United Church of Christ St. Mary’s Episcopal Church St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church St. Stephen’s Preschool Stauer The Richmond BMW Riders The Steward School The University of Phoenix U-Turn Sport Performance

Academy Vertical Church Virginia Community Healthcare

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2013-2014 VOLUNTEERS Volunteers(Individuals)

Yadeni AbagaroJeff AcietoKaren AcutuTJ AcutuMegan AdairKris AdamsBetsie AdamsonAlex AggellGemmalyn AgnirFabrizio AguireeAnna AkinsKokou AlaseJennifer AlexanderRimsha AliAmy AllenCourtney AllenJana AllenMatthew AlleyArianna AndersonDayquan AndersonOdin AndersonJeannie ArnoldDiana AshworthJT AshworthJean AustinJanet AylorJulia AyscelSally BaconNannette BaileyChad BaldersonZach BaldockStephan BallLance BankheadAshley BarkerMorgan BarkerAlissa BarlowRodney BarnesElizabeth BarricksLiz BartensteinBruce BartolichBeth BarzelJonah BarzelJessie BattleLori BaybottFendi BeaCaleb BeaversJosh BeaversHaley BeckMallory BedellShelma Begum

Jeff BehringerAbbey BeichlerRick BelflowerZoe BeltDick BennettCheryl BentleyAylisia BergroveBrianna BerryEmmy BiggsKim BinnerDebbe BinnsMichael BinnsGiray BirkonHanna BishopBrooke BlackmanFrank BlackmonD’Andra BlakeBuck BlanchardJosh BlattStacy BoatwrightRianna BocchinoMary Bess BolinAbby BondErin BondGeorge BostonCheryl BoswellElyssa BoucciDoug BowerMegan BowerAndrew BowersAdam BowesBill BowmanRioni BoydCarter BrackenMary BraxtonKatie BridgesRobyn BridgesBetsy BrinsonAlisia BristolCourtney BrittDavid BrooksVirginia BrooksBrittani BrownDaniel BrownDawn BrownDiana BrownEmmy BrownKimberly BrownLetitia BrownOlivia BrownRosann BrownScanita Brown

Mary Anne BryantNick BrylaJohn BrysonCaroline BucholzEmma BuckleNitish BugaliaBuddy BurgessMargaret BurkeTravis BurrKenyon ButtsAzalee ByrdDebbie CadetKaitlin CaesarAmy CaineJeremiah CaineRussell CaineDani CamousKeisha CampbellMarshall CampbellRobin CampbellChristy CamposVictor CanasWill CandleGeorgee CantrellAlissa CappelleriElaine CareyRon CareyJack CarlsonDenise CarrollCarlesa CarterDemar CarterGrace CarterCathy CastelowValerie CervantesKaren Chambers-

BrownMatt ChandlerCharles ChirisIan ChristianBrenden ClearyChad ClevengerAmy CliffordCassidy CoatesSteven CobbGrant CohenMalikah ColemanTerra ColemanKatherine CollinVonda CollinsGrace ComptonMary ConnerKendall Cook

Chris CoplanKim CorazziniJenn CornellLorenzo CosbyAndrew CotmanMargie CouchRichard CousarLouise CovinoLauren CoxLinda CoxTiffany CrawfordAmanda CrenshawMorgan CrewsJordan CrouthamelChristian CruzDruanne CumminsBart DaltonChelsea DamsGoldie DanielsKendall DanielsParker DanielsArtemis DavisJonathan DavisSam DavisSusan DavisWilliam DavisJamiah DawkinsRyan DawsonKim DeanLeah DeckerDorothy DeJongRebecca DelanoJesse DensleyMaria DeponteSpencer DeweyTina DickersonJulie DillardElena DillerBrianna DoleckiKaitlyn DonahueJasinta DoveStephanie DowdyLynn DowningLakilya DozierDominique DrakeJayne DrakeElizabeth DriscollGemmalyn DriscollSusan DudleyWhitney DukeTarae DunnAshley Dunnaway

Jessica DurandDominic DuranteKelsey DurkinEmily DuttonCiera EaddyDebbie EdwardsKris EdwardsNittaya EdwardsCourtney EganMegan EichmannAdetola EkoTony ElamLoubna ElbarRachel EllingtonMichael EncinasLouise EngleJoe EraJessica EricksonJillian ErtelCharles EwingDakota FaderMorina FafunwaGrace FarmerPam FarnhamKara FarroniDessa FejtaDee FergusonCharlotte FinnBill FlahertyMary FlorenceKatie ForbesBrian FordGregory FordCarter FornashKathy FoxJacob FranceKatie FranciscoJoel FrancoisMatthew FranklinWilliam FranklinValerie FranksGenifer FraserNatasha FreemanMac FriddellBridget FriendlyChad FriersonDavid FrimpterChip FryeCarol Ann FullerChris FullerSam FullerGrace Fullwood

Kathleen FultonChristine FuselierJuellisa GaddPearlie GainesEmily GallagherKatie GallagherKathleen GambillArmando GarciaDana GatesSuzi GatiganteRochelle GerberMarissa GernonLinda GilliamBrian GillisSheila GoodeDarienn GoreKelly GoughAshish GovilGeorgette GravesZaire GravesAshlyn GrayDavid GrayLawrence GreenWill GreerDenise GregaMaddie GregaDiane GremillionBrianna GriffinDana GriffithMaggie GriswoldMichele GulaskySamiya HafizBrenda HaggAimee HahnMark HairstonAyanna HallMcKenzie HalseyPete HannerLara HanzEric HarrisHenrietta HarrisDiamond HarrisonHugh HarrisonNancy HarrisonGrady HartTim Hart Andrew HartleyDavid HarveyShelia HashemyLee HatcherVictoria HauserAnderson Hayes

Jackson HayesDonna HaynesGreg HaynesPeyton HaysletteDebbie HeadleyEllie HeitmillerDavid HelmesMeredith HelserNoah HendersonKathleen HennesseyHarry HettrickDavid HeyerJeanel HeyesShaleetta HicksRobin HillSanjay Hindu JaTammy HodgesBrandon HodginsElizabeth HoldenJim HoldenBlake HollierBrantley HolmesHarrison HolmesSusan HoltDonna HolzbachAmber HoodLily HorsleyMargaret HorsleyJimmy HovisMatt HowellDan HuWarren HubbardTamila HubbertCheri HudsonMarshall HughesMegan HulcherAshlyn HummerJamela HuntPamela HutzlerLesli HyattJeff IllergGrace IngeKristie IngeWallace IngeHenry IngramWill IngramJulie IrelandJonathan JacksonMaya JacksonMyriam JacksonTrisha-Joy JacksonKaelie Jager

Patrice JamesMichael James-

DeramoGabrielle JeffersonKatie JennellAnne JensenAnn JeromeKathy JeromeMichelle JewettTaelyn JiggettsJennifer JimenezJill JinnettAlice JohnsonDeja JohnsonKaty JohnsonKristen JohnsonMihoko JohnsonShanera JohnsonTrixie JohnsonTaryn JohnstonRob JolyErin JonesJennifer JonesKendra JonesQue JonesWilbert JonesJenice JordanJessica JulienSowmya KadidalShashidhar KadiriRexford KadishJason KahnAish KamaraKristen KaplanKate KearnsHillary KeetonJoe KeigerEmily KellyKevin KellyNicole KellyHelen KempAnne KennedyKate KernsJeremy KerrAshrin KholeKourtney KiddMike KiddDavis KimAshley KingSusan KingRobert KirenchakKevin Kitching

Kathryn KlineKristi KlyEmily KnerrJeremy KnerrEmily KocimanJason KooKai KoppaeRoger KraisCole KrajeskiKarl KuderLisa KunzDanielle LaHeeVince LamantiaAnthony LambertRyan LandKatlyn LandesMargaret LangonSusan LangstonGrace LanhamJane LanhamAniyah LawsonFrances LeakeCameron LeeCynthia LeeLisa LeeCindy LeFevreMeredith LefflerLindsay LeGrandJordan LeibowitzSeth LeibowitzDestiny LeVereAutumn LewisClyde LewisEdith LewisGloria LewisMaggie LewisMichelle LewisSaleste

LightbourneRicky LigonSharon LinHeath LindallJoshua LiottaKellie LiptrapAnne LloydJonathan LloydNerice LochanskyRobin LoganKeonne LomaxApril LongSadie LovingAudrey Lowe

2013-2014 VOLUNTEERS Rashad LoweryJessica LuckMadeleine LuckKristen LukeKatie LundSydney LundquistDeja LyonsGrace LyonsVirginia MacreAhmad MahmoodiTolly MaloneyTaileah ManRaj ManimaranMarguerite MannixSally MarickKatie MarshKendall MartinSheri MartinTom MartinMelissa MasonElla MassieMartha MathewsAlexis MathisIsabel MauckAmy MaysJacqunae MaysTarik McAllisterMark MCCandishJoe McCarthyRick McCormickChris McCoyQuanta McCrayNannette McEachinAndrew McGowenMary Stuart

McGuireRichie McGuireSarah McGuireStacy McGuireSean McKemmitMaime McKinneyAlison McMahonDarrius McMillianJennifer McNeilAlice MeadowsLinda MemsenhotinMark MerinoAlex MerrickLisa MerrimanCaroline MerrittHillary MertenMary Middleton

Sarah MidkiffTracey MilesCaroline MilikinChristian MilikinAndy MillerAnne MillerBenita MillerCarrie MillerElizabeth Ann

MillerLeila MillsMaria MinorCecelia MintzJP MintzFrankie MoffettSara MoncureShamika MonroeAaron MoodyKate MoodyChristian MooneyCharlie MooreTerry MooreRichard MorganLynn MorrisSteve MorrisJeanine MowbryMichael MuldowneyLew MundinBrian MunningsChris MyersJennifer NealKraig NegaardTownley NelsonSherry NeuferTricia NewkirkHunter NewtonLinh Thi NguyenJessica NicholsonLiz NigroIan NimmoJames NormanMargaret

Nuckols-CurrenceJonathan OakleyStefani OlszewskiEmily OnuferTynesha O’QuinnCory OsborneMary OttleyAruj PadbidriKylie PakPaul Palling

Renee PalmerJulie ParisMandy ParkerAmory ParksBob ParltowLeslie ParportMiles ParrishRuth PartlowAnna PastoreShelby PattyKate PawlukiewiczAnn PayneMicky PeacherJason PeaksSophie PeceLauren PepeGabi PerezGracie PervallEdward PeterMike PeterVictoria PetrullaLarry PettitBrittany PhippsSarah PhippsShymal PidaporthyDanae PierceCotesworth PinckneyRussell PineSimone PlonkaSara PoindexterElizabeth PollardMartin PoteralskiJoshua PowellKatherine PrankaJosh PriceDeborah PrinceKay QuaglianoGary QuashKathryn QuiriconiSaara QureshiMichael RackettAlexis RaglandKelly RaglandAndrea RahalSarah RamirezAna RaudaAngie RaynerStephanie RedfordKatie ReidKhendra ReidLauren ReinsteinSymone Reyne

PJ RhyneTammy RiceCharleita RichardsonErin RichardsonMarlee RichardsonRobin RichardsonRegina RidgleyMaddie RifeAlex RiffeeDanielle RinkerSheronda RobertsonApril RobinsonDakota RobinsonEdward RobinsonGillian RobinsonGregory RobinsonJanice RobinsonMary RockwellJessica RoddyJohnie RodriguezGreg RoederKimberly RogersVictor RogersWendy RogersJennifer RojasRoger RollandElla RooneyMaltya RooneyMitch RoostSarah RoskiJulie RossonAlex RoweBo RoweJosh RoyTaylor RuoffJohn SaberTami SachsDominic SadaranginKatherine SafelleNury SalazarSabrina SampsonSavon SampsonVenkat SangishettyMike SarahanLeslie SaulHeather SaundersAllysen SchaafJoel SchendelGage SchmidtHolly SchoefflerDanielle Scott

Tom ScottNieta Scott-DunmoreAdam SearlesMaribel SegelCharlotte SelfTed SellersErica SeredniKaterina SettleKendra ShafferChanell ShawDominic ShawRachel SheltonStephanie SheltonWhitney SheltonMeg SheppardNicole SheppardPen ShiflettLauren ShroederBob SiegfriedRobby SiegfriedGreg SieminskiElaine SimmonsMichael SimmonsSavannah SimmonsSierra SimmonsSymone SimmonsSarah SimonJacqueline

Sims-WilkersonMary SladeMarion SmallCameron SmallwoodEllie SmallwoodAlexander SmithBobby SmithCasey SmithRyan SmithTaryn SmithBoo SmytheJohn SneadMark SneadMary Carter SnidowJason SnookKamala SookdeoAssan SosselSteph SpadeHaywood SpanglerBev SpavenDrew SpicerMackenzie SpicerChris StarvethCasie Steinfatt

Chloe StevensPamela StevensSarah StewartJosh StoudtMicki StoutJan StrasselDarryll SturnesRachelle StyerAidan SullivanChristopher SullivanShelia SullivanMarsha SummersKaren SumnerRebecca SuterKathryn SuttleMatt SuttleCarol Sutton-AbaireChristine SwaggenShelbi TablerMichelle TaggartTyrin TaliferroFelicia TanAllie TattersallKelly TattersallMarina TawfikJames TaylorNancy TaylorOlivia TaylorJayne ThatcherE. Hope ThompsonCharlotte ThorntonChelsea ThorntonJoy ThorpeEmma TilleyMae TilleyVirginia TilleyTatum TimmermanLauren TolsonSarah TowellBetsy TownesMac TrammelWilson TriceMegan TroyLuom TruongFrances TylerStewart TylerNed UkropChandara UnWilfred UrquheartChris VanceIan VanceShanice Vance

Julia VarotoYuriy VarvashenyaMark VinzaniEric VitesHannah VollmanKrystle VossJessica WaagnerAshley WaddellCourtney WadeJanet WadeTara WagstaffCarolyn WalkerEmma WalkerRebecca WalkerTravis WalkerVaney WalkerBecky WallaceHelen WallaceJohn WallaceLucy WallaceAndrew WaltersJasmine WangJenny WangSteve WangensteinMeredith WardGarrett WarmanJennifer WarrenWilliam WarwickJackie WashingtonJudy WatkinsTracey WatkinsGraham WatsonLiz WatsonKatie WattsAaron WebbEssie WeissLiz WeissPeter WeissRoy WelcherTammy WestHarrison WestgateCarlene WhiteKia WhiteVan WhiteKathleen WhitlowKristin WickershamAndrew WiegratzAmy WilliamsBo WilliamsJennifer WilliamsLinda WilliamsCelestine Winston

Brooke WintersMichael WissintenLuke WittSteve Wood Vince Wood Kelly WoodsHarriett WrightSandra YanceyHayden YatesKim YenkewichCiana YoungDorothy YoungKemper YoungFlora YuTom Zahler

Volunteers(Organizations)

AKAAll Souls EpiscopalAltriaBonding over

BeautyCapital OneCarMaxCollege of New

JerseyCollegiate SchoolCommonwealth

ChapelDiocesan Office of

VirginiaDominionFirst Baptist ChurchFirst Presbyterian

ChurchGirl Scout Troop

3059HandsOn of Greater

RichmondJunior League of

Richmond, Donein a Day

Junior League ofRichmond, Good Sports

Junior League ofRichmond, Literacy through Art

Mark Franko Custom Building

MeadWestvacoNational Cathedral

ChoristersSt. Bartholomew

Episcopal ChurchSt. Catherine’s

SchoolSt. Christopher’s

SchoolSt. James the Less

Episcopal ChurchSt. James’s

Episcopal ChurchSt. John’s Episcopal

ChurchSt. Mary’s

Episcopal ChurchSt. Peter’s

EpiscopalSt. Stephen’s

Episcopal ChurchThe Steward SchoolUniversity of

RichmondVCU ASPiREVCU Global

EducationVertical ChurchVirginia State

UniversityVirginia Union

UniversityWashington and

Lee UniversityXeroxYMCA Bright

Beginnings

2013-2014 DONORS With 95% of PPDC’s revenue from contributions, it is only through the support of donors that PPDC is able to achieve its mission. Every gift is

an investment in a child, a family, a senior citizen, and the East End community. The transformative nature of PPDC’s programming is only possible through your support; for that, we are most grateful. Thank you for the opportunity to create a different future for our neighborhood and our community as a whole.

The donations listed below were made between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this listing. If there is an error, please know that it was not intentional and call Danielle Ripperton at (804) 780-1195 so that we may update our records.

Peter Paul Society ($10,000+)

AECW Fund of The CommunityFoundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia

Altria Companies EmployeeCommunity Fund

AnonymousBon Secours HealthSource in

honor of retiring Board Chair Chris Bennett

Capital One Services, LLCCity of Richmond CarMax FoundationThe Community Foundation

Serving Richmond and CentralVirginia

The Franklin Federal FoundationThe Grainger FoundationGarland and Agnes Taylor Gray

FoundationKatharine GrayHugh and Nancy HarrisonImpact MakersJackson FoundationJudith Haskell Brewer Fund

of The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia

Lipman FoundationMeadWestvacoDena and Chris MoorePartnership for Nonprofit

ExcellencePauley Family FoundationPNC Foundation and

Harris WilliamsR.E.B. FoundationRobins FoundationThe Anne Carter Robins and

Walter R. Robins, Jr. FoundationPatrick and Brooke SchubmehlCarol Bunzl Showker in honor

of Wally StettiniusWally and Wink Stettinius St. James’s Episcopal Church

and Jessie Ball duPont FundSt. Stephen’s Episcopal ChurchSuhor-Graham FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas Kirkwood

Tattersall

Challenger ($5,000-9,999)

AltriaAnonymousBank of America Charitable

FoundationBon Secours Health SystemOverton and Katharine Dennis

FundMr. and Mrs. Thomas Farrell

in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Wally Stettinius

Jim and Pam GogginsGrace & Holy Trinity Episcopal

ChurchHal and Lynn GreerCraig and Leigh JohnsonJane and William LiepisMcKissick Family Foundation in

memory of The Rev. Dr. David Anderson

Jeffrey Glenn and Rosel MooreJohn and Donna MooreJohn and Kimberly O’GradyFord and Elizabeth ReidRichmond Giving Circle of

The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central

VirginiaSt. Mary’s Episcopal Church,

GoochlandUnited Way of Richmond and

PetersburgUniversal Leaf FoundationWells Fargo FoundationWhole FoodsWomen of St. Stephen’s

Episcopal Church

Leadership Circle ($2,500-4,999)

Rev. Dr. Sandra LevyGina and Jason Bass in honor

of Mr. Mark Franko, Mr. Lee Moring and Team at Mark Franko Custom Building

CNA FoundationMargaret Massey CouchFirst TennesseeGang Reduction & Intervention

Program (GRIP)Cal and George Jennison FamilyThe Rt. Rev. Shannon and

Mrs. Ellen JohnstonMicrosoft Matching Gifts

ProgramJosephine J. MillerMr. and Mrs. T. Justin Moore, IIIPaul and Kathy MunsonHart and Genie RoperRev. Dr. Haywood SpanglerBetty Beal StuartTredegar CorporationHeyden and Charles WittmannWesley and Elise Wright

Investor Club ($1,000-2,499)

All Saints Episcopal ChurchAcoustic ArchitectureBill and Neill BellamyRoger and Anne BoeveEllen F. BrownMr. and Mrs. Wadsworth Bugg, IIICentral Soup Society of

PhiladelphiaMr. and Mrs. Thomas ChewningDr. and Mrs. Richard M. ClaryDominion FoundationThe Episcopal Diocese of

VirginiaFenchuk/Schnell VenturesThe Fronheiser Charitable Fund

from a University of Richmond student who enjoys volunteering here

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Hines, Jr.Local Governments and

Schools United Way CampaignSteve and Kathie MarkelMark Franko Custom BuildingJoy Massie in memory of James

P. Massie, Jr.Bradley and Mary Katherine

McGetrickPatricia MerrillBenita and Michael MillerDr. William T. and Dorothy D. Moore Family Charitable

Endowment of The CommunityFoundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia

Michael MuldowneyPowell Fund of The Community

Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia

James and Janet PriceDennis and Cindy Pryor

Charitable TrustCindy and Dennis PryorThe RECO FoundationRegion XI Council, Diocese of

VirginiaThe Virginia Sargeant Reynolds

Foundation in Memory of Andy McCutcheon

River Road United MethodistChurch

Senior Center of Greater Richmond, Inc.

Carter ShieldsSt. John’s Church Protestant

EpiscopalTarget CorporationFreda ThorntonTitmus FoundationStevie and Ty ToepkeBetse and Winston TriceMr. and Mrs. James E. UkropTed and Katie UkropBrent and Tina WinnMike WislerVince and Mary Mason Wood

Stakeholder ($500-999)

Margaret AustinPaul A. BabittsSean Monroe BeardCatherine and Turner BredrupHank and Paula ChambersDeborah ColemanOwens & Minor Distribution Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Farley, IVFork Church (Episcopal)In memory of Marie and

Bernard Franko with love from their children, grandchildren, and great granchildren

Genworth FoundationRichard and Elaine Gergoudis in

memory of Sue Fitz-HughChris and Cheryl GuedriTeam Henry Enterprises, LLCMr. and Mrs. Walter HyerJay and Elizabeth Cabell

JenningsJershon JonesRosemary D. and Edward

T. JonesRobert and Kristen KaplanMr. and Mrs. Marshall KielKatherine LowdenRichard and Maggi BeckstofferBurton-Fuller Management, IncJoyce and Bill May, Jr.Anthony and Jule OleyMary Lloyd and Randy ParksRyan and Danielle RippertonRiver Road United Methodist

WomenSt. Mary’s Catholic SchoolGeoff and Jennifer SiskSteve and Bobbie ThomasCharles and Gwen TilleyHenry and Chamie Valentine, IIINed and Laura ValentineCapTech Ventures, Inc.Virginia Women’s CenterStephen Watts IIJeff and Barbara WilliamsLouise and Sandy Williamson

2013-2014 DONORS Associate ($250-499)

Ryon and Carrie AceyAlpha Kappa Alpha SororityRev. Dr. David T.* and Mary

AndersonAnonymous in honor of the

Kiel FamilyBCWH, Inc. and Charles TilleyCarlos M. BrownWalter and Beese CraigieCarol and Earl DickinsonDiocesan Missionary SocietyDominion Foundation Matching

Gift ProgramMr. and Mrs. Robert ElberfeldSusan EllettEmmanuel Episcopal Church Brook HillMrs. Susan EwingSam and Carol Ann FullerKimberly C. GottwaldRachael HarrellAndrew and Amy HartleyRev. Robert Canon and Lolly

HetheringtonDamon and Nikole JiggettsDwight JonesKate and Trent KernsElizabeth KingMr. and Mrs. Barry D. KovalHunton & Williams LLPLeadership Metro Richmond, Inc.William Lloyd and Brenda HaggMr. and Mrs. Richard G. LundvallJulia Munroe McArthur

Charitable FoundationMichael and Benita MillerFern D. NewsomBob and Ruth PartlowScottie PateCotes and Helen PinckneyRegion IX - Diocese of VirginiaRandy and Joanie RobinsBarbara Couto Sipe and

Ronnie SipeJason and Katie SnookMary StaggNathaniel L. StorySunTrustVanessa and Immanuel

SutherlandMr. and Mrs. John Sherman, Jr.TAG: The Alliance GroupVCU ASPiREMargaret and Massie ValentineVisual Arts Center of RichmondStephanie Coleman WatkinsLucy W. Williamson Living TrustThe Women of St. Stephen’s

Episcopal Church in honor of the Clergy and Staff of St. Stephen’s

Friend (Up to $249)

Penelope AndersonAnna Julia Cooper Episcopal

SchoolAnonymous (3)Robert W. AnthonyBill ArmstrongTiffany B. and Kelly ArmstrongKatherine BainAnna Barker in honor of

Mike WislerBarbara Bayler in honor

of Rosemary JonesBarbara and Robert BaylerMr. and Mrs. Richard

BeckstofferScott and Nancy BellemanJanet and William BishopRosann Bocciarelli and

James L. WeinbergL. Robert BollingPeter and Jacqueline Bowles

in honor of Chris MooreJanet K. and J. Calvin BoydBoys and Girls Club of Metro

RichmondCaroline Y. BrandtCelia BroadusKathryn BrockRev. and Mrs. William Hill Brown, IIIOlivia E. BrownRose BrownL.S. and J.S. Bryan Fund of

The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia

Karen Buchanan

Michaux and Judith BuchananRobert and Ingrid BuellEllen and Duncan BuoyerMark and Anne BurnettFrances CaldwellChip and Ivy Caravati, IIIJohn and Caroline CardwellRon and Elaine CareyMildred P. CarterLouise ColdwellAdrienne Chantel ColeChrista ColemanDelia ColemanGwen Corley CreightonJane CostelloJennifer CoxStephen and Virginia D’AdamoMiriam Davidow in honor of

Damon JiggettsSamuel Davis IIIVirginia and Gordon Davis

in honor of The Rev. David Anderson

Kimberly DeanSamuel A. DerieuxIngrid deRooJoan DilworthJane DowrickErin DunlapC. Thomas EbelDonna and Randy EllisTichi Pinkney EppesPam FarnhamFirst Presbyterian ChurchDr. Harold FitrerSandy Fitz-HughEdward and Pearcy FlippenAlice and George FlowersMr. and Mrs. R. Leigh

Frackelton, Jr.Anne and Malcolm FriddellKiran GeorgeMargaret HancockMr. and Mrs. Reno S. Harp, IIIDaisy B. HarveyAnne P. HeathMicki & Reed HendersonMelanie HewesTrent and Shannon HodgesHome InsteadMr. and Mrs. Robert Hopkins, Jr.Catherine Howard

Jordan Carl HuntJill S. HunterCamilla HyattLaura and Ray InscoeCarol Jarrett in honor of

Laurie J. RogersOra JohnsonBryn K JohnsonBill and Lee Anne JudkinsIn honor of Eric KaudersHelen Lewis KempAmanda B. KennedyCharlotte B. KerrAndrew KielSandy and Heyn Kjerulf in

memory of Andy PirettiAndy and Claire KunzGray Holdings, LLCIris Lane in memory of

Mrs. Mary J. LaneJill LawrenceBobbie and Peter LeVinessSusan LeachmanMary Lou M. LeeWalter C. LindseyAnne LowerCalle and Andrew LukeAndrew Lyon and

Erin O’Toole-LyonWinston A. MaconJohn and Rhoda MahoneyGina and Matthew MaioRobin MapesSteve H MatasekRichard T. and Jill A.

McCormickAndrew and Charlotte

McCutcheon, Jr.Wheat and Barrie McDowellGayle and Hank MillerBetty MooreGeorge and Anne Taylor

MoormanFrank and Deane MountcastleCandace MrazLewis MundinDennis and Deborah O’TooleWilliam and Ann OppenhimerViktor PaergChristopher and Patricia Perry

in honor of Chuck and Rebecca Rao and Steve and

Sue JonesChallenge Discovery Projects, Inc.Tom and Barbara RessFranklin ReynoldsCharleita M RichardsonBetty and David RichardsonRichmond Redevelopment and

Housing AuthorityRyan and Danielle Ripperton in

memory of Henry YanceyJames Sanne in honor of

Michael WislerAnne P. SatterfieldLeslie SaulTerrie Hale ScheckelhoffSt. Andrew’s SchoolKatherine SchuttSue and Ed SchuttBuford and Susie ScottMr. and Mrs. John Sherman, Jr.Dorothy ShieldsMr. and Mrs. Pendleton Shiflett, IIIBill Siegfried in honor of

Bob Siegfried’s BirthdayRobert and Susan SiegfriedBarbara and Ronnie SipeTony and Bobbie Smith in

memory of John ColemanMr. and Mrs. W. F. SmithdealBoo and Jim SmytheLouise and James SmytheBeth Spivey and Catherine

Green in honor of our wonder-ful father, Steve Thomas

St. Bartholomew’s EpiscopalChurch

The Junior Missionary Societyof St. Christopher’s Lower School

St. Christopher’s SchoolKaren StephensThe Steward School,

The Center for Advancement of Learning

Kevin and Pam SutherlandDr. and Mrs. Armistead TalmanTen Thousand VillagesPhyllis TherouxKatherine Thomas in honor of

the MacMillin FamilyTreva ThomasJames H. Thompson

Matt and Nancy ThompsonElizabeth C. TownesRobert and Anne TurnbullScott and Lilo UkropUniversity of Richmond

Institute of PhilanthropyMark Christopher Van DeusenVirginia Commonwealth BankVCU Health Systems,

Neurosurgery Clinic DepartmentCaroline and Gordon WallaceSuzanne and Brian WallisDennis and Linda WalterJeanette WelshMary Elizabeth WelterPauline WheelerArtile B. WhiteMicah WhiteDr. and Mrs. Peter WilbanksSusan WilkesTrina WillardMelissa and Bruce WilliamsLucy Williamson in honor of

Jerry Perlitz and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hanes

Women of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in honor of Rev. David Anderson

Jennifer Wotring

2013-2014 DONORS The David T. Anderson Endowment for Youth Education Donors

Mr. and Mrs. William L. AbbottPearl and Cassel AdamsonKatherine and John AdamsonCarol AllenMrs. Susan H. ArmstrongMs. Margaret AustinMr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ayers, Jr.Mary Sue BackusMrs. Karen BerknessTanya, Eliot, and Will BirdCourtney, John, Maya and

Anne-Carter BlankenshipChristopher BlileyDr. Wayne E. BoeseThe Boggs FamilyMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. BollingJames N. BoydDr. and Mrs. O. Christian

Bredrup, Jr.Haskell C. Brown, IIIMr. and Mrs. Charles BrownMr. and Mrs. Marquis B.

BurnettMartha and A. Fontaine CanadaFrederica and James CarsonThe Carter FamilyMr. and Mrs. Dixon W. ChristianChurch of the EpiphanyRichard ClaryMr. Mark W. ClaudJim and Alice CobbMs. Bernnie CordellMr. and Mrs. Walter CraigieMr. Donald V. CreechMs. Anne Gordon CurranMr. Sam Davis IIIRebecca and Meg DeaconFrank and Millicent DeGaetaniCrystal and Clifford DickinsonMr. and Mrs. Jim DohertyMary Catherine DunnW.H and Brenda DuttweilerEda H. Cabaniss Charitable UnitrustSandra, Dylan and Nicholas

ErdleSusan and James EttareBruce and John Evans

Mr. and Mrs. John FainMr. and Mrs. Edward M. Farley, IVMelissa Wimbish FerrellMr. and Mrs. Herbert FitzgeraldMr. and Mrs. Rives Fleming, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. R. Leigh

Frackleton, Jr.Mr. J. Douglas Freeman, Sr.Anne and Malcolm FriddellMr. and Mrs. William R.

Gardner, Jr.Cindy and Thomas GayMr. and Mrs. William Goodwin, Jr.John and Margaret GottwaldMs. Katharine T. GrayBob and Barbara Greene and

Tyree and JeffPeter GroverBarry and Virginia HackneyMs. Anne HardageMr. and Mrs. Reno S. Harp, IIIDale and Marcia Anne HillMr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Hines, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert HopkinsRonald and Conde HopkinsDoug HuntDiana HuppMr. and Mrs. J. Randolph

HutchesonGretchen JaphetMr. and Mrs. Hunter JenkinsPam and Tim JesterWilliam and Sharon JohnsonBarbara JohnstonDonald and Rosemary JonesJane and Yancey JonesRosemary and Ed JonesMr. and Mrs. Arnold KammJames and Hilda KellyJay Kozak and Austin BoneMichael Mckenzie LarkinKate LawlorAnn and Wilbur LawrenceMr. and Mrs. Richard LawrenceSally Trice Lester and

John LesterElise LewisKatherine C. LowdenMr. and Mrs. Charles S. LuckDrs. John and Rhoda MahoneyElizabeth MarshallDiane Sadler Martin

Mr. and Mrs. John C. MaxwellAdelia MayerJohn and Amy McDonaldAnne Owens and Margaret

McGeheeThe Rev. Claudia W. and

Mr. Craig T. MerrittMr. and Mrs. W.B. MillnerMr. and Mrs. George MoormanDennis L. MoseleyGay and Langdon MossMr. and Mrs. Frank F.

Mountcastle, Jr.Ms. Fern NewsomDavid, Sandy, and Brandon

NunnallyMr. and Mrs. John M. Oakey, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael OatesThe Office of Hearing

Examiners of the State Corporation Commission

Donnan, Stewart, Belle, andJay O’Keefe

Mr. and Mrs. O.H. ParrishBuddy and Linda PeaceHenry and Elizabeth PlasterDr. and Mrs. Michael D. PrattDr. Frederick RahalKaye RedfordDavid and Eugenia RedmondRichmond Corrugated Box

CompanyCharles and Michael RobertsonMegan and Jimmy RosePatricia C. RuffinMs. C. Lindsay RylandCharles and Letitia SandersMrs. Anne P. SatterfieldMr. and Mrs. James SchnellJohn and Gail SchwartzLena, Robert, Rob, Drew, and

Campbell ScottSusan SculthorpeRichard and Sandra ShireyMichael and Leah SieversMahlon and Cheryl SmithMr. and Mrs. W.F. SmithdealDr. and Mrs. Warren SneadJames D. Snowa, Sr.St. Catherine’s SchoolSt. Christopher’s Middle SchoolBetty Staples, Henry Staples,

and Janet S. DavidsonMr. and Mrs. Wallace StettiniusDr. and Mrs. Charles V. TerryMatthew ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Matthew G.

Thompson, Jr.Louise TomsMr. and Mrs. F. Stuart ValentineWalton and Helen VaughanTom and Roszie WalkerMr. and Mrs. Fleet WallaceMr. and Mrs. Scott M. WallaceJane and Natalie WilsonMrs. T Foster Witt, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark WittkofskiWomen of St. Stephen’s

Episcopal ChurchCarol Woodward

Amazing Raise 2013 Donors

Anonymous (4)Anonymous in honor of

Deb LawrenceLydie Alapini-Sakponou Elnora Allen Vanessa Allen Sutherland in

honor of PPDC kids and seniors

David* and Mary Anderson Robert Anthony Talley Baratka Barbara Bayler in honor of

Rosemary JonesSean Beard Coby Beck Dick Bennett Anne Burnett Joy Buzzard Donald Coleman Margaret Couch Louise Covino Donald Cowles Miriam Davidow in honor of

Damon JiggettsSusan and Sam Davis Ingrid deRoo James Doherty Margaret Eck Susan Ellett and Mo Shumate Charles Ewing Pamela Farnham

Lucie Ferguson Mark Franko Malcolm Friddell Deborah Froelich Sam and Carol Ann Fuller Katharine Gray Brenda Hagg Andrew and Amy Hartley Rudene Haynes in honor of

Rabbie and RachelRandolph Hollerith in memory

of Claire HortonDavid Holman Philip Huss in honor of

Abdullahi MadayDamon Jiggetts Carol Johnson Rosemary and Ed Jones in

memory of Claire HortonDwight Jones Jershon Jones in memory of

Tommie Lee JonesHelen Kemp Natisha Knight in honor of

Jake and Ruth KnightJohn Luke, Jr. Rhoda Mahoney Jennifer McClellan Wycliffe McClure Rick and Jill McCormick Mary Katherine McGetrick Chris Moore Jay Moore Glenn Moore Michael Muldowney Kathryn Myers Justin Myers Howard Parrish Ruth Partlow in honor of

Bob PartlowKaye Redford Danielle Ripperton Ryan Ripperton Katherine Schutt Watson Seaman Elizabeth Seaman Mr. and Mrs. W. Gray Stettinius Elaine Summerfield Kevin Sutherland Kelly Tattersall Kirk Tattersall Megan Tattersall

Allie Tattersall Fred Tattersall Jim Thompson Freda Thornton Freda Thornton Margaret B Tucker Meg Tucker Nancy Warman Lawson Wijesooriya Peter Wilbanks in memory of

Betty BurtonTrina Willard Michael Wisler Heyden Wittmann

United Way and United Way Local Government & Schools Campaign Donors

Anonymous (5)Mrs. Lori R. BarnesMs. Victoria A. CampbellMs. Jacqueline M. CurtisHugh T. Harrison, IIMr. Dwight JonesLarry D. JonesMr. Willie A. May, Sr.Mrs. Patrese A. PrudenMr. Willie C. SheltonMs. Jessica Lacey ThompsonMr. Mark S. TylerMr. Eugene H. WalterMr. Larry J. WillifordMr. and Mrs. Wesley Wright, Jr.

*Deceased

Because of you, five seniors graduated from high school, hundre. of families received food, children began to read, #u"nts were successful in school, and senior citizens remained engaged.- Damon Jigge%s

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2013-2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Tony AnthonyRetired – Burnett Advertising Agency

Sean Beard, Board Vice ChairHunton & Williams LLP

The Reverend Randy HollerithSt. James’s Episcopal Church

Craig Alan JohnsonAltria Group, Inc.

Dwight Jones, Board Chair MeadWestvaco Corporation

Jershon Jones, Board TreasurerHarris Williams & Co.

Mary Katherine McGetrick, Board SecretaryWilliams Mullen

Christopher J. MooreWriter

T. Justin Moore, IIIHunton & Williams LLP

Jason Snook, PhDCapTech Ventures, Inc.

Kevin Sutherland, PhDVirginia Commonwealth University

Kelly TattersallCommunity Volunteer

Freda ThorntonFWL & Sons

Peter Wilbanks, MDVirginia Women’s Center

Michael WislerCapital One

Heyden WittmannCommunity Volunteer

2013-2014 CORE STAFF Damon JiggettsExecutive Director

Lamont BagbyDirector of Operations

Rosemary JonesDirector of Volunteer Services

Natisha Knight Director of Education

Danielle RippertonDirector of Development

Adrienne ColeOutreach Coordinator

Michael ParsonsInformation Coordinator

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