2012-2013 Annual Report - Mt. Vernon Education Foundation

A Letter from the President
Greetings!
As president of the board of
the Mt.Vernon Education
Foundation, I am happy to
report that the foundation has
had a marvelous year, and it
is all because of our strong
donors and supporters! We
began the fiscal year by hiring
Andrea Yovanovich as our
new executive director.
Andrea has done an amazing
job keeping us on track to
continue raising dollars to
fund grants for our teachers.
Speaking of grants, this past
spring grant cycle helped
MVEF hit a huge milestone.
Our foundation has awarded
eighty-one grants, totaling
more than $100,000 in just
si x s h o rt y ea rs t o t he
educators of MVCSC.
To
ensure the sustainability of
the success of the foundation,
we have a growing endowment, managed by the
Hancock Community
Foundation, which exceeds
$85,000.
The Mt.Vernon Education
Foundation's goal is to
continue to support our
teachers and students by
hosting e vents such a s
The Taste of Mt.Vernon,
Chip in Fore Kids G olf
O u t i ng a n d M V E F 5 K /
1mile Family Run/Walk.
These events, along with
our annual campaign,
are crucial to our success.
Keep an eye on the dates
of these events by logging
onto our website which is
www.mtvernonfoundation.org.
I have seen, first hand,
how these amazing grants
have impacted the students
in our corporation. As you
read through this report,
we need your help to keep
the tradi tion g row i ng .
Please consider a donation
to our annual campaign.
An envelope has been
included to make your
donation a simple process.
Help us continue to help
the children in your
community be as successful
as possible!
Sincerely,
Nancy Werner
Nancy Werner
Board President
Income Information FY2013
Total Income
(includes all revenue generated by MVEF)
Total Expenses
(includes all grants to MVCSC, endowment
contribution and operating expenses)
Net Income
(funds available after all grants, endowment
contribution and operating expenses fulfilled)
$85,303
($67,538)
$17,765
Revenue Types
FY2013
Revenue is
diversified as
illustrated in the
chart to the left.
Donations Corporate
Donations Individual
Event Income
Other Income
Income
Unrealized gain/loss
Grants to MVCSC
$40,000
Grants given to
Mt. Vernon School
Corporation continue
to rise each year.
($31,605)
($26,766)
$30,000
$20,000
($9,835)
$10,000
$0
2013
2012
2011
Mt. Vernon Education Foundation Board of Directors
Nancy Werner...............President
Shannon Walls......Vice President
Patricia Beaty
Tania Cruser
Jan Viehweg............Secretary
Amanda Perdue.......Treasurer
Tonya Galbraith
B. J. Erlewein
Jeffry Young
Jennifer Longman
Jack McKinney
Ex-Officio Board Members
Dr. Bill Riggs, MVCSC Superintendent
Vernee Eads, MVCSC School Board President
Emertius Board Members
Leanne Brown
Pearson Miller
MVEF Grants Funded
When you participate in one of our events or make a donation, you
support the students of Mt. Vernon Community School
Corporation. Each school year, the foundation grants faculty and
staff awards bringing new technology, innovative programs and
support materials to the classroom. Interesting new technology
always sparks curiosity and enthusiasm in our students. Fun
and unique classroom items add memories that last a lifetime.
Support programs in math, language arts, and science ensure
that our students are meeting standards and learning valuable
lifelong skills. Thanks to your generous gifts, the foundation can
make these things happen.
The following grants were funded in 2012/2013:
Mt. Vernon High School
Bernie Campbell – SUMMER IS FOR GETTING BETTER. This
grant offers the possibility for Mt. Vernon High School students to
achieve greater success in Advanced Placement exam scores. The
subject of this grant is a number of intensive four-day workshops
to aid some of our high school teaching staff in acquiring
additional skills needed to educate our math and science AP
students. Six educators were selected to attend the AP Summer
Institute at the Indiana Academy for Science, Mathematics, and
Humanities at Ball State University. The subject areas include
Statistics, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, and Calculus.
Christine Turk – SCIENCE OLYMPIAD MATERIALS. This grant
will open up the possibilities for Mt. Vernon High School
students to participate in Science Olympiad events which have
not been available to them in the past due to the lack of
resources. The introduction of a Robot Arm and other needed
materials, will provide the resources needed to participate in all
23 categories of the Science Olympiad. Students will now be able
to compete in all 23 categories including Robotic Arm, MagLev,
Gravity Vehicle, Elastic Launched Glider, and Boomilever
events.
The Science Olympiad provides highly motivated
students an opportunity to apply their knowledge in a hands on
way that makes learning that much more exciting and adds the
element of competition which provides confidence, poise, and a
sense of accomplishment. Upon receipt of this grant, the MVHS
Science Olympiad team won and placed at several 2013
competitions.
8th Grade Academy
Dean Falkenberg – MOCK
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. The “Vote
for Me!” program is designed to teach
students about the presidential
election process from the primaries
through the Electoral College. It is a
hands on program which requires
student participation from role playing
to voting.
Mt. Vernon Middle School
Katie Scott - COMPUTERS ON WHEELS. With increased
access to computer technology, today's students can search the
internet for research projects, access Moodle, create PowerPoint
presentations, and prepare for required testing which now must
be completed via computer. This grant has greatly increased
computer availability to seventh grade students at MVMS. This
grant will allow the seventh grade English department to use
computers whenever needed.
Fortville Elementary School
Kathy Tingwald – ELMO SPEAKS VOLUMES. Do not be fooled,
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this grant will not put Sesame Street's Elmo in our 1 grade
classroom s, but will put
technology into the classroom
which is designed to enhance
student learning through the
use of a document camera. The
ELMO TT12 device, with the use
of a projector, allows for the
projection of documents i.e.
quizzes, tests, study materials,
mathematical calculations etc.;
allows for the observation of
small objects and the
comparison of graphs and
charts or other items; allows for
the projection of three
dimensional shapes/objects; and provides for endless other
possibilities for learning. This technology can be used to actively
engage the visual learner as well as hands on learners. The visual
learners will be able to see the topic of discussion such as a coin or
math calculation while the hands on learner can benefit by
operating the equipment and placing objects under the document
camera and describing them to their classmates.
Alyson Huston – RESOURCES FOR RESOURCE. By placing
iPads in the classroom, not only are students introduced to
technology which they will need to use today and in the future, but
it will provide another attractive avenue for educating students.
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The iPads will be used by students in kindergarten through 5
grade.
Given the multitude of downloadable, education
application s, students can impr ove reading skills,
language arts skills, math skills, and so much more. The allure of
the iPad aids in retaining student attention levels and interest.
With increased attention and interest levels, the success of a
student is likely assured.
McCordsville Elementary School
Amy Morton – ADDING TECHNOLOGY. This grant is for a mini
computer and portable projector cart. These tools will assist in
presenting videos, pictures, and PowerPoint slide shows via an
existing projector and Mimeo. The combination of these tools
creates a more interactive setting for students and teacher alike.
It provides for greater abilities than exist today in the classroom by
providing larger more visible presentations, interactive writing on
the white board and additional technology to be learned and used
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by our 1 grade students.
The portability of the mini
computer/laptop also provides an opportunity for other teachers
and classrooms who may wish to avail themselves of the
technology. In addition, the visual learning it provides is highly
likely to benefit the learning of students who are on the Autism
spectrum.
Courtney Streicher – INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY IN LITTLE
HANDS. The iPads will be used by students in kindergarten for
the enhancement of math, reading, music, and intervention
needs.
Given the multitude of downloadable, education
applications, students can improve reading skills, language arts
skills, math skills, music skills and so much more. The iPads
could also possibly be utilized by other teachers and grades
in the building. These iPads will also be used in cooperation
with the pre-school iBuddy program.
Mt. Comfort Elementary School
Suzanne Hanselmann – FILLING IN FICTION. Through the
funding of this grant, our students in grades 1 – 5 will be provided a
greater variety of fiction books which are believed to hold their
interest. Upon discovering that Mt. Comfort students love
reading fiction series, this grant request was submitted in the
hopes of gaining funding for the purpose of filling the library
shelves with fiction books which will interest students and
assist them in meeting the needs of the “Scholastic Reading
Counts” independent reading program. This grant will also help
in replacing and supplementing the many books and book
series shifted among and between the elementary schools.
Katie Bieda – MUSIC'S MODERN-DAY MINI MUSICIAN. This
grant is designed not only to enhance the music appreciation of
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our 5 grade students, but also an attempt to restore a sense of
responsibility granted to
the student class having
seniority in the school
bu i l din g. De v el op in g
maturity and leadership,
the students will not only
learn how to use and play
a ukulele, but will gain an
understanding of the
instrument itself. The goal
is to offer an opportunity
for playing in a musical
ensemble and develop a group of dedicated troupe ukulele players.
Brianne Williams – IPADS FOR KINDERGARTEN. By placing
iPads in the classroom, not only are students introduced to
technology which they will need to use today and in the future, but
it will provide another more attractive avenue for educating
students. The iPads will be used by students in kindergarten for
the enhancement of math and reading skills. Given the multitude
of downloadable, education applications, students can improve
reading skills, language arts skills, math skills, and so much
more. The allure of the iPad
aids in retaining student
attention levels and interest.
With increased attention and
interest levels, the success of a
student is likely assured.
These iPads will add to the
already existing number of
iPads granted for use at the
Kindergarten level, and will
directly benefit a classroom of
students currently identified
as “at risk”.
Tiffany Creager – THE BODY SAFETY PROGRAM. The Body
Safety Program is a previously funded program designed to
educate students as to their rights to their body so that they can
play an active role in keeping themselves safe. While child
molestation is not a pleasant subject to think about or talk about,
it is something that must be discussed with young people at a level
that is age appropriate, in an environment that is safe, and in a
manner that does not create embarrassment or humiliation. This
program was implemented corporation wide for a second year and
included parents. The program was developed by Sergeant Terry
Hall, a veteran police officer of 38 years; seven of those years were
served with the IPD Sex Offense Branch. Sergeant Hall presents
the Parent/Teacher/Community portion before the program is
presented to students. The past presentation was well received by
parents and children alike.
Congratulations to all of the
2012-2013 MVEF Grant Recipients!
Thank-An-Educator
For a donation of $10, a teacher, bus driver, administrator or
other important staff member was recognized with a
certificate of appreciation and a personal message from the
donor.
Thank-An-Educator Recipients
Mt. Vernon High School
Cara Adams
Natalie Ahonen
Frank Bagienski (retired)
Patty Bennett
Julie Bravard-Johnson
Sheila Brown
Bernie Campbell
Kim Clark
Karen Cochran
Carinne Collier
Casey Dodd
Candace Duzan
Troy Everett
Laura Fry
Jason Gardner
Lucy Gellert
Fred Granger
Dana Hochstedler
Anita Hollo
Scott Johnson
Bruce Kendall
Nate Larson
Patricia Laughlin
Matt Little
Tim Leonard
Scott McMurray
Tami Neighbors
Kyle Nicholson
Mark Noesges
Doug Peacock
Cassidy Reel
Greg Roach
Kristi Scherer
Shannon Schiller
Tom Shaver
Derek Shelton
Jennifer Sherbak
Cindy Smith
Shannon Smith
Chad Soden
Jeremy Spencer
Samantha Stinnett
Amy Studabaker
Brooke Tharp
Kim Tillett
Christine Turk
Sarah Weaver
Alyson Zelencik
Caleb Zelencik
8th Grade Academy
Jeff Crague
Dean Falkenberg
Colleen Gaard
Stacy Griner
Krissy Monagle
Peter O’Malley
Scott Shipley
Josh Strange
Derek Sumpter
Mt. Vernon Middle School
Kathy Bertsch
Craig Blanton
Lynnea Case
Greg Cooke
Paula Day
Stephen Day
Mark Douglass
Robert Dragoo
Connie Fegan
Ellen Fischer
Allen Henderzahs
Amanda Hill
Brenda Kelly
Kittie Masters
Lisa Pluckebaum
John Price
Judy Roeder (retired)
D’Lee Rush
Jill Schuyler
Katie Scott
Matt Strickland
Jessica Sullivan
Deb Thomas
Ben Williams
Fortville Elementary School
Misty Hall
Sara Keljo
Nicole Privett
Suzanne Arnold
Delinda Deckard
Desa Peacock
John Reifel
Kayla Rutledge
Jennifer Strantz
McCordsville Elementary School
Dan Keeler
Katie Maurer
Debby McEvers
Lauren Mills
Kristi Norton
Katie Bieda
Beth Chaplin
Dan Denbo
Karen Feder
Jon Gullion
Ashley Plank
Shelley Spencer
Courtney Streicher
Courtney Treon
Chad Wimmenaur
Garrie Woods
Mt. Comfort Elementary School
Elizabeth Moan
Cathy Ringham
Becky Schneidt
Pam Campbell
Dianne Grannon
Kristin Hahn
Adrienne Webber
Heather Whitaker
Brianne Williams
Shana Wolfenberger
Mt. Vernon School Corporation
Barb Campbell
Mike Horton
Shelton Oakes
Bill Riggs
Gwen Scrogham
Mt. Vernon School Corporation Bus Drivers
Rozonna Johnson
Tracy Schilling
Candy Turner
MVEF Sponsored Events
3nd Annual MVEF 5K & 1 Mile
Family Fun Run/Walk
September 2012
Nearly 200 school supporters tested out the third annual race and gave it
rave reviews! Combined with great weather and family fun, the
community supported this run in great strides. Both courses went
around the Mt. Vernon School campus and music could be heard
throughout.
More than $9,000 was raised to support Mt. Vernon
students and staff. Special thanks to Hancock Regional Hospital for
their corporate support of this new event!
In March of 2013, nearly 200
supporters enjoyed delicious
fare from 15 local restaurants at
the BluFalls in Pendleton. A
huge silent auction helped raise
more than $17,500 at this amazing event! Special
thanks to Dr. Jay Cowan, DDS, The Kinnaman Family,
McCordsville Family Dentistry, and other corporate
supporters for making this event possible!
“Chip in Fore Kids” Golf Outing - June 2013
The MVEF had another successful
golf outing on June 13th with almost
80 golfers enjoying a beautiful day!
More than $7,000 was raised to
support MVEF’s mission. Special
thanks to our sponsors, including
Larry’s Lawn Service, Mr. Joel’s Kids,
Aqua Leak Solutions, Hoosier Glass
Company, Ratliff Construction, and
Werner Orthodontics!
MVEF Scholarships & Funds
The MVEF houses two funds and one scholarship with the sole
goal of supporting Mt. Vernon students. These funds give
individuals and corporations an opportunity to honor important
members of the Mt. Vernon community.
Alumni Memorial Fund
This fund was set up in honor of Mt. Vernon alumni who have
passed. The first inaugural alumni class to donate was the Class
of 1984. MVEF greatly appreciates the dedicated support of Mt.
Vernon Alumni!
Joel Young Memorial Fund
In memory of MVEF board member Jeff Young’s son, Joel Young,
a memorial fund was established to honor Joel and his family with
the theme “Do something good for a child today.”
Coach Steve Williams Scholarship – In honor of the retirement
of Soccer Coach Steve Williams, a scholarship fund was set up to
assist with college fees for one female soccer player and one male
soccer player.
Lindsey Werking and Cole Justus, the 2012-2013 recipients of the
Steve Williams Scholarship.
Thanking Outstanding
Volunteers
Congratulations to the Cornerstone Award and
Keystone Award Winners!
Cornerstone Award
The Cornerstone Award is given to one outstanding MVEF
volunteer each year. It is always a difficult decision because
MVEF is fortunate to have so many amazing volunteers who keep
the organization running.
Tony May is recognized as the 2012 recipient of the
Cornerstone Award for his years of volunteer
service and support. Tony is one of the founding
members of the Mt. Vernon Education Foundation
and most recently served as the president of the
board. He retired from MVEF in August of 2012 to
join the MVCSC School Board. Tony continues to volunteer for
the foundation and speak on behalf of our efforts. Spearheading
the “Honor the Past by Building the Future” campaign, Tony
continues to set the bar high for fundraising efforts for MVEF.
Keystone Award
The Keystone Award was developed to recognize a company that
has shown extraordinary support and is considered a dedicated
corporate partner.
Post Road Family Dentistry, P.C. is a tremendous
supporter of Mt. Vernon Education Foundation and
an example of the impact a local, family business
can have on the success of MVEF. Led by Dr. Tim
Schafer, Post Road Family Dentistry has supported
MVEF through sponsorship, volunteer efforts and
commitment since our inception. The Schafer family participates
in our many events and is an outstanding voice for our work in
the community. Thank you Post Road Family Dentistry, P.C. and
Dr. Tim Schafer for your continued support!
MVEF Founders’ Club
Formed in 2007, the Founders’ Club was
established to honor MVEF’s original
supporting contributors.
Mark & Tambra Bauchert
Beverly Baugh
Frank & Patricia Beaty
Bose, McKinney & Evans
Dave & Leanne Brown
Jeff & Holly Brown
Community Health Network
Jay & Carrie Cowan
Mike & Diane Davis
Dealer Services Corporation
Eli Lilly and Co. Foundation
Erlewein Mortuary
Rick & Pam Fielder
Peter & Julie Finch
Tim & Erin Flick
John & Susan Fuller
Greenfield Banking
Company
Hancock County Community
Foundation
Hancock Regional Hospital
Hancock Telecom
Ice Miller
Indiana Association of Public
Education Foundations
J.K. Haley & Assoc., Joe
Haley
Dan & Dawn Justus
Eric & Gina Kammerer
Kammerer Family Dental
Krieg DeVault, Attorneys
at Law
Mark & Tamara Lewin
Joe & Susan Loomis
Tony & Flory May
Pearson & Jeannine Miller
Mt. Vernon Comm. School
Corp. Board of Trustees
The Precedent Companies
Craig & Mishelle Riddle
Bill & Linda Riggs
Tim & Stephanie Schafer
Schmidt Associates
The Skillman Corporation
State Farm Insurance
TRS—The Registration
System
The Valeo Foundation, a
fund of Legacy Fund
Community Foundation
Steve & Jan Viehweg
Matt & Shannon Walls
The Wal-Mart Foundation
Todd & Chris Walrod
Greg & Nancy Werner
Werner Orthodontics
Warren & Michelle White
Nick & Meighan Wise
Brad & Jean Wuerch
Jeff & Belinda Young
Thank You MVEF Donors!
MV Philanthropist
$2501 and up
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Dave & Leanne Brown
Employee Match
Hancock Regional Hospital
Hancock County Community
Foundation, Inc.
1963 Club - $1000-2500
American Health Network
Dr. Brian & Renita Elliott
Dr. Jay Cowan, DDS
American Health Network
Dr. Telessa Powell
Brian & Dr. Stephanie Kinnaman
Fischer Single Family Homes
John Martin
Lance & Jennifer Matson
McCordsville Family Dentistry
Werner Orthodontics
Dr. Greg & Nancy Werner
Jeff & Belinda Young
Irving Materials, Inc.
Gary & Heather Johnson
Thomas & Sara Joyner
Kammerer Family Dental
Dr. Eric & Gina Kammerer
Larry's Lawn Service
Lauth Property Group
Steven & Beth Mast
Tony & Flory May
McDonald Family Dentistry
Jack & Rose McKinney
Mark & Marcia Piercy
Post Road Family Dentistry
Dr. Tim & Stephanie Schafer
Ratliff Construction
Dr. Bill & Linda Riggs
Seals Funeral Home
Travis Bunnell, O.D.
Marauder Circle - $100-$299
American Legion Post #391
Lance & Melissa Anderson
Terry & Cinda Belanger
Mike & Carrie Berry
Tad & Sandi Bragdon
Mt. Vernon Club - $300-$999
Carmel Laboratory, Inc.
Aqua Leak Solutions
Carrington Homes
Matt & Shannon Walls
Jeffery Crague
Frank & Patricia Beaty
Brett & Jin Crow
Victor & Maria Bond
Custom Exteriors
Salsbery Garden Center
Kelly & Vernee Eads
Context Design, LLC
Erica Salmon Photography
Tania Cruser- Edward Jones
Ertel & Company, INC
Erlewein Mortuary
Bruce & Linda Flanagan
Dane & B.J. Erlewein
Lauth Property Group Foundation Fortville/McCordsville Reporter
Paul I Cripe Charitable
GFS Gordon Food Service
Foundation
Dave & Lisa Heitman
Greenfield Banking Company
Hoosier Glass Co., Inc.
John & Amy Grimes
Jennifer Hermann
Robert & Beverly Hogue
Brian & Laura Hollister
Gregory & Angela Hubble
Ice Miller
Chip and Elizabeth Kauchak
Grand Industrial, LLC
Home News Enterprises, L.L.C.
Larry & Jennifer Longman
Michael McCarty
Mt. Vernon Optimist
Edda Roberts
Tom Roney
James & Nancy Russell
Michael & Julie Russell
Schmidt Associates
Scott & Amy Shipley
Linda L. Simmons
Donney Smith
Superior Mowers & More
Janson & Anna Swingle
Bryan & Michele Tatay
Charles & Saundra Theobald
Todd & Christina Walrod
Jody Werner
Steve & Stacie Wherry
Black & Gold Circle - up to $99
Ameriana Bank
John & Susan Anderson
Rosanne Ang
James & April Ashley
Lauren Bailey
Mark & Tambra Bauchert
Michael Bauchert
Ed Beaver
Jamie Beaver
Steve & Tunisia Beaver
Mike & Susan Bennett
Pamela Beyers
Andy Birge
John Bishop
Joshua Blazier
Brad & Heidi Bobb
Bryce Bobb
Alexander Bouvier
Kim Boyd
Scott & Susan Boyle
Jay & Shannon Braun
Kim Breedlove
Jeff & Holly Brown
Tiffane Brown
Kelly Burns
Bernie & Barbara Campbell
Jesse Carlton
Paige Carroll
Steve & Ronetta Carroll
Elizabeth Cave
Ronda Cecil
Kimberly & Kevin Clark
Hanul Cleveland
Gary & Cheryl Cochard
Kaleigh Cochard
Jim & Kristen Cohee
Scott & Beth Cole
Carinne Collier
Nathan Conway
Steven & Amanda Cooper
Jenn Cox
Kristin Curts
Mary Darley
Suvarna Daruri
Melissa Davidson
Garry & Jean Davis
John & Gwendolyn Davis
Stephen Day
Joan DeWael
Christopher & Sally Downs
Robert & Shannon Dragoo
Macie Dungan
Brad & Sherry Dwelle
Stacia Dwelle
Whitney Ellingwood
Bill & Leann Emery
Matthew Emery
Marlon Fansler
Billy & Jamie Fields
Bob & Angie Fimreite
Michael & Thea Fleck
Ann Fleming
Brendan & Jennifer Fleming
Tim & Erin Flick
Tanequa Footman
Matthew Foreman
Donna Franklin
Angela French
Deidre Frye
Tonya Galbraith
Dawn Galster
Karen Gawrys
James Gillum
Steve & Amy Givan
Brad & Kellie Goad
Chris Gray
Milo Gray
Mary Grisham
Mike Grisham
Shelley Haney
Noah Hannon-Childers
Quinten Hayes
Randal & Cherie Hayes
Erin Hays
Matthew & Amy Heithoff
Brett Henry
Jacqueline Hernandez
Shannon Hobbs
Gary & Anita Hollo
Moni Hooven
Jenny Humerickhouse
Indiana Alpaca Association
Melinda Jackson
Paul and Angela Jacob
Dan & Dawn Justus
Brandon & Michelle King
Michael & Lisa Koon
Daniel R Kramer
Heidi LeRoy
Caleb Lewis
Teri Limbach
Burch Lin
Brandon Lindman
Jennifer Link
Joan Literal
Rod & Lori Luke
Marc & Kara Lusby
Sara Lyday
Michael Manship
David & Jill Marker
Kittie Masters
Mary Jane McGuire
Tim McMillan
Jim & Laura McWilliams
Jeffrey and Christy Miles
Zackery Miller
James Modica
Robin Montani
Eric Moore
Randy Moore
Amy Morton
Wendi Mott
Angela Mull
Jessica Musselman
Montgomery and Ruby Nay
Chris and Amy Nichols
Kyle Nicholson
Brooke Nigh
Mary Noe
Shelton & Dianna Oakes
Jeremy & Rachael Oesterling
Donald and Denise Pampel
Fred Parish
Geoff Pashkowski
Merefith Peine
Rick & Mandy Perdue
Nancy Peters
Wade & Suzi Peterson
Joy Petty
Chris Pittard
Janice Pope
Pritzke & Davis, L.L.P.
Michael and Rachel Ralstin
Tony and Kathy Ratekin
Jesse, Kathy, Matt & Jordon Reed
Mitch and Amy Reeves
Claudia Rentas
Madison Reuter
Linda Sue Rhoads
Bryan Richards
Shelby Risner
Tracy Roberts
Lori Roedell
Greg and Marla Rollo
Wendy Rosner
Cynthia Russel
Eric and Traci Saylors
Gigi Scheidt
Kurt and Peggy Schleter
Lori Schroeder
Cameron Scott
Phil & Gwen Scrogham
Charlotte Sears
Joe & Cheryl Seelig
Michelle Shaw
Jason & Jennifer Shelton
Carolyn Shippoli
Ann Shirley
Todd Shupperd
O.L. & Janet Siebenthal
Libbie Silverman
Jeff Silvey
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Simmerman
Debbie Simmons
Shannon Smith
Steve & Holli Smith
Nick Smoot
Barry & Ingrid Stadler
Dave & Chris Stafford
Steve & Deanna Stanley
Carolyn Starks
Claire Strayer
Jim & Sydney Suiter
David & Jennifer Sweet
Cynthia Swoveland
Ms. Brooke Tharp
Jeff Tucker
Tammy Tucker
Christine Turk
Guy & Kathleen Vahle
Lori Vaughan
Steve & Jan Viehweg
Brandy Wagner
Jo Walter
Virgil & Sarah Weaver
Lindsey Werking
Darryl & Tonia Wheeler
Steve & Heather Whitaker
Craig & Heather Williams
Hope Williams
Tim Wiseman
Keith & Naomi Woo
Brad & Jean Wuerch
Emily Yeoman
Mt. Vernon Education Foundation
1776 West SR 234 ~ Fortville, IN 46040
317-482-4110
MVEF@MtVernonFoundation.org
www.MtVernonFoundation.org
“Supporting Creativity, Innovation,
and Excellence for Students”