2015 Annual Report - South Puget Sound Community College

SOUTH PUGET SOUND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
FOUNDATION
2015 ANNUAL REPORT
FOUNDATION
MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD CHAIR
Dear friends,
As I serve my second year as Board President, I am
extremely proud to be associated with such spirited,
interesting, and engaged Board members, along
with a diligent Foundation staff! As many of you are
aware, these are exciting times for SPSCC! Here are
just a few of the many current highlights I’d like
to share:
- The SPSCC Lacey Campus opened in October 2015 and is already exceeding expectations for
enrollment. Corporate and Continuing Education
has already provided thousands of hours of non-credit courses in professional development, computer training, and
personal interest.
- SPSCC collaborated with the Thurston County Economic Development
Council to open The Center for Business & Innovation.
- The Clipper Nation is expanding! The women’s volleyball inaugural season
begins Fall 2016.
- The South Puget Sound Community College Music Program now offers
community members and students the opportunity to perform with an
orchestra, a concert band, or a choir. The Fine Arts are flourishing!
- Two South Puget Sound Community College faculty members have been
named by the National Academy of Sciences as National Academic Education
Fellows in the Life Sciences for the 2015-16 academic year.
SPSCC is a long-standing community treasure positioned for continued success.
I encourage you to visit either campus and witness the exciting learning and life
transformations taking place. I am so grateful for your support and commitment
to helping these students excel!
With gratitude,
Valerie Fluetsch
2016 Foundation Board President
Board of Directors 2016
Barbara Clarkson, Trustee
Liaison
Mark Allen
Rose H. Bailey, DDS
Victoria Byerly
Valerie Fluetsch
Charlie Frank
Marcia Fromhold
Dana Garson
Cindy Hough
Ray LaForge
Julie Leydelmeyer
Phyllis Mandel
Lynnette McCarty
Ellen Middleton
Laura Murphy
Daniel C. O’Neill
Jason Robertson
Victoria Schmidt
Ted Schultz
Perry Shea
Timothy Stokes
Vicki Tobin
Sharon Weinberg
Carrie Whisler
Rodney Youckton
Foundation Office
Tanya Mote
Executive Director
Anne Larsen
Development Manager
Jessy Johnston
Executive Assistant
Beth Schluter
Foundation Accountant
Sarah Clarke
Development Coordinator
FOUNDATION
January 2016 Board Retreat at the TwinStar Community Foundation Event Center at the
Lacey Campus
2011 Mottman Rd. SW
Olympia, WA 98512
360-596-5430 | foundation@spscc.edu | spscc.edu/foundation
TOGETHER WE SUPPORT STUDENT SUCCESS
Scholarships
Scholarships &
Grants
Programs Support
11%
22%
Special Events
17%
REVENUE*
51%
Operations
USE OF
FUNDS
40%
Special Events
27%
32%
Programs
Support
* Does not include investment activity
Total Endowment as of December 31, 2015: $6,084,461
Scholarships: The Foundation was proud to offer 26 new scholarships this
year, for a total of more than 200 scholarship opportunities. These funds,
in addition to tuition waivers and emergency grants, provided increased
access to workforce training, transfer courses, and certificate programs for
over 350 students. This is an investment in better lives for individuals and
families, a productive work force and an educated citizenry.
Staff receiving awards at the 2015 Staff Appreciation Day Event
Faculty development and training: The SPSCC Foundation offers more
than $50,000 annually to staff and faculty in recognition of excellence and
innovation. The Exceptional Faculty Award supports grants to faculty
members for activities to enhance their professional development and help
keep faculty members at the cutting edge of their teaching fields. The
Trustees' Classified Staff Professional Development Award supports
conference registration, specialized training, departmental projects and
even tuition towards an advanced degree. The Employee Excellence Award
is given to faculty and staff who are nominated by their peers and can be
used for professional development.
Community Impact from the Clipper Scramble Golf Tournament and
The Experience: These much-loved fundraising events raise nearly
$300,000 annually for student success from our local businesses and
individuals who realize the value of education, and give generously to
help remove financial barriers to access.
Campus Giving Campaign: Staff and faculty believe in SPSCC! Through the
annual payroll deduction campaign, the Foundation receives almost $32,000
in contributions to various programs and scholarship funds.
PROGRAMS WE SUPPORT
Automotive & Welding
Arts & Entertainment
Humanities
Athletics
Business
Culinary Arts
Diversity & Equity
Adult Basic Education
Health & Wellness
Information Technology
Science
Social Services & Education
Workforce Education &
Job Skills Training
Program Funds: The Foundation
holds nearly $200,000 in program
funds for more than 41 academic
programs and events on campus.
With an eye towards increasing
students from underrepresented
populations on campus, funding has
increased for the Diversity and Equity Center through the Latino Youth
Summit, the FIRE Summit for Native
American students, and several
new scholarships.
SPSCC AT A GLANCE
Fall 2015 Enrollment
Basic Skills
All Students Headcount:
Other
7%
7%
6,060
Average Age:
ENROLLMENT:
TYPE OF
STUDENTS
28.2 years
47%
39%
Workforce
High School
Diplomas, GEDs
Associate in Applies
Science Degrees
Transfer
126
232
Average Washington State Annual Tuition Costs
2015
DEGREES AND
CERTIFICATES
794
Certificates
450
Associate Degrees
SOUTH PUGET SOUND COMMUNITY COLLEGE STRATEGIC PLAN 2014 - 2017
Mission
South Puget Sound Community College’s mission
is to support student success in post-secondary
academic transfer and workforce education that
responds to the needs of the South Sound region.
The Center for
Student Success
on the Olympia
Campus
Core Themes
Expand Student Retention and Completion: We are committed
to increasing student achievement by constructing clear degree
and certificate pathways supported by measurable outcomes.
Inspire Teaching and Learning Excellence: Our faculty are
inspired to continually grow as teachers and to lead instructional
change that increases student engagement, achievement,
and completion. Our students acquire the educational and
professional skills they need to thrive in the world beyond the
classroom.
Advance Equity and Embrace Diversity: We embrace the
diversity of our changing community and strive to reflect that
diversity in our staff, faculty and student body. We cultivate an
inclusive environment on campus while ensuring respect for all.
Champion Innovation: We promote a culture of creativity
among staff and faculty by encouraging innovation leading to
student success. Teamwork and collaboration across disciplines
and work areas are essential aspects of the innovation we seek.
Build Community: We engage our community of students and
stakeholders by enhancing campus culture, increasing access
to college services, and growing economic development.
INNOVATION AND EXCELLENCE
Aspen Award: SPSCC was named as one
of the nation’s top 150 community colleges
by the Aspen Institute College Excellence
Program. The Aspen Prize, awarded every
two years, is the nation’s signature recognition
of high achievement and performance among
America’s community colleges. The award recognizes
institutions for exceptional student outcomes in four areas:
student learning, certificate and degree completion,
employment and earnings, and access and success for
minority and low-income students.
Lacey Campus Opening: The Lacey Campus opened in Fall
2015, featuring the Center for Business & Innovation, TwinStar
Community Foundation Event Center, the Heritage Bank
Center for Corporate and Continuing Education, the Advanced
Manufacturing Program, as well as general education
classrooms, computer labs, and support staff and services.
Lacey Campus co-located with Thurston
Economic Development Council
The Center for Business and Innovation on the Lacey Campus
Artist & Lecture Series guest BD Wong with President Timothy Stokes
and Board of Trustees Chair Judy Hartman
Business class in session on the Lacey Campus
Arts & Entertainment: SPSCC Foundation is proud to
support Arts & Entertainment programs on campus. From the
world-renowned presenters in our Artist & Lecture Series and
Jazz Series, to student music, drama, film productions and a
variety of local and regional artists in The Gallery, the College
recognizes the value of access and opportunity in the arts.
Corporate & Continuing Education: New this year,
SPSCC features classes in brewing and distilling; an
entrepreneurship certificate featuring classes in starting and
managing a new business, principles of marketing, and
business law and accounting for business owners; and a
Geographic Information Systems certificate.
Advanced Manufacturing Technology on the Lacey Campus
ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS
"We Build America" Scholarship in Welding
Achievement in the Arts Scholarship
Albert C. Goerig, DDS Scholarship in Dental Assisting
American Business Womens' Association Scholarship
Ann Reading Scholarship in Culinary Arts
Association of Government Accountants Scholarship
Barb McIntosh Nursing Scholarship
Bliss Family Scholarship in Accounting or Finance
Chapman Text Scholarship
Chehalis Tribes Friendship Scholarship
Corvettes de Olympia Scholarship
in Automotive Technology
Delta Sigma Theta / Giovanni Scholarship
Dr. Gerald Pumphrey Presidential Scholarship
Fire and Emergency Services Technology
Program Scholarship
Gisela McRavin Ray of Hope Scholarship
Helping Hand Scholarship
Heritage Bank Scholarship in Business
Herman and Marcia Winters Memorial Scholarship
Hettinger Family Scholarship in Healthcare
Interlaaken Garden Club: Janet Worthen
Memorial Scholarship
International Students Legacy Scholarship
Jake Uhrich Memorial Scholarship
James Collins Memorial Scholarship
Jeff Johnson Memorial Scholarship
Joseph A. Martin Memorial Scholarship
Joseph Bidot Memorial Scholarship
Josephine Murdock Green Scholarship
Kathy Garrett Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Kenneth J. Minnaert Presidential Scholarship
KeyBank Scholarship in Business
L & E Bottling Company Pepsi Scholarship
Lacey Midday Lions Club Scholarship
Latino Youth Summit Scholarship
Leonor and Jay Fuller Scholarship
LGBTQ and Ally Scholarship
Marian H. Seeley, Altrusa International
of Olympia Scholarship
Marvin and Mary-Lynne Reiner Scholarship
Matthias Patrick McRavin Memorial Scholarship
Moody-McClanahan Scholarship in Math and Science
Muckleshoot Indian Tribe Scholarship
Napoleon J. Lucchini Memorial Scholarship
Nellie Robertson Memorial Scholarship in
Journalism or Creative Writing
Norma James Scholarship
Olympia Orthopaedic Associates Scholarship
in Healthcare
PEO Sisterhood Scholarship
Phyllis Mandel Scholarship in Business and
Entrepreneurship
Providence St. Peter Foundation Nursing
Providence St. Peter Foundation Scholarship
in Medical Assisting
Robert G Smith Memorial Scholarship
Sandra Lumsden Young Scholarship in Nursing
Scott Farman Memorial Scholarship
SPSCC Automotive Technology Program Scholarship
SPSCC Vice Presidents' Scholarship
The Experience Scholarship
The Olympia Tumwater Foundation Scholarship
The Serendipity Academy Scholarship
Thurston County Bar Association Scholarship
Thurston-Mason County Medical Society Alliance Scholarship in Healthcare
Tom Allen Scholarship
TwinStar Credit Union Scholarship in Automotive
TwinStar Credit Union Scholarship in Business
United Way Woman's Leadership Council Scholarship
Washington Society of Certified Public Accountants, Olympia Chapter, Scholarship
Wesley Anderson Memorial Scholarship in Business
Western States Auto Theft Investigators NW Chapter Scholarship
William J. Shurgot Memorial Scholarship in Humanities
Witt Family Scholarship in Automotive
STUDENT SUCCESS
Student Scholarships: The College Foundation supports hundreds of
SPSCC students by providing scholarships to eligible students. Over
$250,000 is awarded each year to over 200 recipients — awards
range from $500 up to $4,000.
Emergency Funds: The Foundation awarded nearly $45,000 in
emergency grants to help students in need, through several endowed and
emergency funds. This ability to be responsive to student needs provides
stability and enables students to stay in school and complete their programs.
Skills & Tools: Programs such as Rosie the Riveter Tool Fund, the Betti
Tool Fund, and the WorkFirst program funded nearly $30,000 to help
students purchase books and classroom supplies, uniforms, and tools.
Lara Semidei
Labor Relations Assistant,
Office of Financial Management
Recipient: Mabel Berg/Vera Westover,
Helen C. Shank, and the Thurston
County Bar Association Scholarships
Lara was a stay at home mom,
occasionally working retail and administrative jobs. After a divorce, her family
needed a change and they moved to
Washington State. Lara said “I knew I
had to go back to school and improve
the standard of living for my family. I was
looking to increase my skill set in order
to provide for our needs without remaining dependent on outside resources.”
Lara enrolled at SPSCC and started by
taking one online class; she was awarded her first scholarship in the next
quarter. In addition to her studies, Lara gained additional skills while working
on campus in the federal work study program. Together these led her to the
career she has today with Washington State Human Resources as a Labor
Relations Assistant.
“The support of the Foundation donors was an invaluable piece of my
success. It allowed me financially to be a parent to my four children while
taking a full load of classes in order to complete my educational goals
successfully and in a timely manner. The support and generosity of the
donors afforded me academic and professional success for the first time
in my life, and I plan on continuing to pay that support forward.”
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS
Thu Le
SPSCC Class of 2016
Nursing Program
Recipient: Gisela McRavin Ray of
Hope Scholarship; H. "Jerry"
and Esther C. Maury Scholarship
Thu is originally from Vietnam. In
2010, she arrived with her family in
Washington State. She struggled at
first; the biggest obstacle was the
language barrier. She studied the
culture and tried her best to adapt to
the new environment. Thu attended
Black Hills High School and
graduat­ed in 2013 with a 3.2 GPA.
After graduating high school, Thu
focused her educational goals on
becoming a registered nurse. She
opted to at­tend SPSCC because
of the nursing program’s excellent
reputation. She recently completed
her prerequisite courses and plans
to transfer to PLU to obtain her BS
in nursing.
Thu stated, “There is a need for
quality healthcare in third world
countries; this is why nursing has
become my passion. I plan to travel
abroad to use the skills I obtain from
my continuing education to help
other people around the world.”
She added, “I would like to thank the
SPSCC Foundation and scholarship
donors for their support."
Zonta of South Puget Sound Scholarship
Anne Sullivan Endowed Scholarship
Anthony's Restaurants Endowed Scholarship
Anthropology & Cultural Resource
Management Endowed Scholarship
Benjamin S. Ellwanger Memorial
Endowed Scholarship
Bert A. Deck Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Bertha Schulz Nursing Endowed Scholarship
Boone Family Endowed Scholarship
Capital Medical Center Endowed Scholarship *
Charles and Lenora O'Neill Endowed Scholarship
in Business, Land Management and
Related Studies
Colin Reese Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Dana Garson Endowed Scholarship
Donald V. Rhodes Endowed Scholarship
in Business Studies
Donald V. Rhodes Endowed Scholarship
in Fine & Performing Arts
Doris Drees Endowed Scholarship
Dr. Cole and Holly Mason Endowed Scholarship
in Early Childhood Education
Dr. Thomas Fell Endowed Scholarship in Healthcare
Edith Arnold Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Egbert and Florence Fell Endowed Scholarship
Elizabeth and Bayard Dominick &
Mary and Bayard Coggeshall
Endowed Scholarship
Elliott Family Next Endeavor Endowed Scholarship
Em and Ed Odegard New Beginning
Endowed Scholarship
Frances Naomi Wilson Endowed Scholarship
Frank Family Endowed Scholarship in the Arts
Frank W. Foley Endowed Scholarship
in Legal and Related Studies
Friends of the College Scholarship *
Goldberg Family Endowed Scholarship in
Culinary Arts
Greene Family Endowed Scholarship in the Arts
H. "Jerry" and Esther C. Maury Endowed Scholarship
H.V. "Brew" Brewington Endowed Scholarship
in Automotive Technology
H.W. Simpson and B. A. Betaque Family
Endowed Scholarship
Harry B. Lewis Endowed Scholarship
Heck Family Scholarship *
Helen C. Shank Memorial Endowed Scholarship
in Vocational-Technical Education
Information Processing Management
Association Endowed Scholarship
in Computer Technology Studies
Jack Perciful Endowed Scholarship
in the Fine and Performing Arts
John and Sally Warjone Endowed Scholarship
in the Arts
John S. and Naomi Lynch Endowed Scholarship
Junior League of Olympia Legacy Scholarship *
Kathleen M. Willis Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Kathy Wolf Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Kenneth J. Minnaert Presidential
Endowed Scholarship
Larry and Betty Tucker Endowed Scholarship
in Healthcare
Lynn Matheson Brunton, RHD, Scholarship
in Dental Assisting *
Mabel Burg and Vera Westover
Endowed Scholarship
Margie's Fund Endowed Scholarship
Mariana Halsan Endowed Scholarship
Mayeda Family Endowed Scholarship
in Early Childhood Education
McDonald's Restaurant Scholarship *
Mell Family Endowed Scholarship
Michael Martin CAD/BIM Endowed Scholarship
Nels and Phyllis Hanson Presidential
Endowed Scholarship in Trades and Technology
Nicholas M. Schmidt Endowed Scholarship
Olympia Brewing Company Employees Beneficial Trust Endowed Scholarship
Olympia Country & Golf Club Endowed Scholarship
Olympia Physicians' Endowed Scholarship
Paul A. DiDonato, DDS, Memorial
Endowed Scholarship
Prickly Heat Acres, K. McMillin Knuth
Endowed Scholarship
Robert F. Hagerty, DDS, Endowed Scholarship
in Dental Assisting
Robert W. and Laura L. Hakala Scholarship *
Rotary Club of West Olympia Endowed Scholarship
Sar Rath Endowed Scholarship
Sarah Schroeder Dickson Endowed Scholarship
Second Growth Scholarship *
Sherman R. Huffine Endowed Scholarship
in the Arts and Humanities
Soroptimist International Endowed Scholarship
in Vocational-Technical Education
Saint Peter Hospital Auxiliary Endowed Scholarship
Steve and Nancy Bean and Daryl and the Diptones Rock'n'Roll Endowed Scholarship
The Stephanie Todak Memorial Endowed
Scholarship in Nursing
Titus-Will Chevrolet, Cadillac, Hyundai
Endowed Scholarship in Automotive Technology
Vo Family Endowed Scholarship
Wadley Family Endowed Scholarship
Washington Restaurant Association
Education Foundation - Gene Vosberg
Legacy Endowed Scholarship
Whit Reading Endowed Scholarship
in Automotive Technology
William and Dorothy Judah Endowed Scholarship
in the Arts and Sciences
* endowments in progress
SPECIALTY SCHOLARSHIPS
Culinary Arts Program Endowed Scholarship
Captain Walt Kardonsky Memorial
Endowed Scholarship
Dorothy Helen Hope Endowed Scholarship
EMERGENCY GRANTS/AWARDS
Rosie the Riveter Tools of the Trade
Endowed Scholarship Fund
Greer Basic Skills Tuition Fund
Helen C. Shank Memorial Need Developmental
Education Endowed Scholarship
J. Cushman Memorial ABE/
Emergency Endowed Scholarship
SPSCC Advantage/Opportunity Scholarship
Student Emergency Grant
NEW SCHOLARSHIPS
Biella Foundation Community and
Technical College Scholarship
Bill and Teresea Crabtree Annual Scholarship
FIRE Summit Scholarship
Hartmann Roberts Family Endowed Scholarship
Jim Pisaroff Memorial Scholarship
Phyllis Mandel Scholarship in Business and
Entrepreneurship
Rachel Joanne Weiner Memorial Scholarship
STUDENT SUCCESS
Scholarship recipients and donors come together at the Annual Scholarship Reception, November 2015.
Avet M. Waldrop
Current SPSCC Student | Nursing Program
Recipient of: Olympia Country and Golf Club Scholarship
Avet has returned to college at 38 years old, a widow with three children, to
establish a better future for her family. She is currently in her third quarter at
SPSCC, obtaining her pre-requisites for the Nursing program. Avet first thought that
because of her age she was not eligible for assistance; she later learned that the
Foundation's scholarship program is available to all students.
Avet would tell a potential donor that "the Foundation's financial support helped
me to be able to focus on achieving a good balance between time with my
children and school.”
Bryan Barnett
SPSCC Class of 2016 | Associate of Arts
Recipient of: Diversity & Equity Center Scholarship; The Thurston Group
Bryan started at SPSCC as a Running Start student in 2014, lacking guidance
and support in high school. Starting college was a pivotal moment for Bryan. He
remembers being told, "You are a college student now… go get your student ID
card.” Landing at SPSCC broadened Bryan’s horizons and helped him become
confident around adults. Newfound friends encouraged Bryan to get involved
and he quickly realized he had a passion for the Diversity and Equity Center. He
helped start the Black Student Union and has been involved with many project
collaborations and clubs on campus.
Though he was unsure of what his experience at SPSCC would hold, Bryan has
just completed his Associate's Degree, was selected as the student speaker for
the 2016 Commencement ceremony, and is transferring to UW Tacoma in the fall to
study medicine. When it comes to inspiring others, Bryan was quick to say, "Believe
in yourself. You cannot look for affirmation in anyone else. No goal is too big—just
go for it".
LIFETIME CIRCLE
Cumulative Gifts of $25,000 and above
Altrusa International of Olympia
Anonymous Donor
Rick Arnold
The Bruno and Evelyn
Betti Foundation
Dick and Judy Blinn
Dr. Robert and Lynn Brunton
Frank and Gudrun Byles
Capital Medical Center
Capital Medical Center Guild
Chehalis Confederated Tribes/
Lucky Eagle Casino
Columbia Bank
Daniel A. Cushman*
Dr. Wayne and Teri Dickason
John and Sarah* Dickson
Gayer and Patty Dominick and
the Bayard Dominick Family
Don and Celeste Dybeck
Dr. Mark and Nancy Elliott
Charles and Kimberly Ellwanger
Ruth Murphy Evans Charitable Trust
Dr. Thomas and Suzanne Fell
First Citizens Bank (formerly Venture Bank)
Charles and Susan Frank
Gannett Foundation/The Olympian
Bill and Kathy* Garrett
Bill and Dana Garson
Dr. Albert C. Goerig
Fred Goldberg and Carolyn Lakewold
Jay* and Ann Greene
L. Lucille Hakala
Mariana Halsan*
Dr. Nels and Phyllis Hanson Family
Jerry and Patricia Harper
Marco J. Heidner Charitable Trust
Heritage Bank
Hill-Betti Business Park, LLC
John and Cindy Hough
Clara Schmidt Huffine*
IPMA Information Processing
Management Association
William* and Dorothy Judah*
Junior League of Olympia
Dr. Charlie and Carolyn Keck
KeyBank
KeyBank Foundation
Dale Knuth
L & E Bottling Company, Inc.
Ludlow Foundation
Harold and Inge Marcus
Dr. Cole and Holly Mason
H. “Jerry”* and Esther C. Maury*
Edward and Yoshi Mayeda
Art J. Mell*
Rick and Ellen Middleton
Dr. Kenneth and Elaine Minnaert
Patricia Bliss Nelson
Nisqually Indian Tribe
Northwest Education
Loan Association
Dan and Carla O’Neill
Ed and Em Odegard
Olympia Federal Savings
The Olympia Tumwater Foundation
Jack* and Kathryn Perciful
Port Blakely Tree Farms
Providence St. Peter Foundation
Providence St. Peter Hospital
Puget Sound Energy
Dr. Gerald Pumphrey and
Carol Wintercorn
F. Whitmore* and Ann Reading*
Marvin and Mary-Lynne Reiner
Donald V. Rhodes
Michael Schmidt* and
Laurel S. Seaman
Theodore Schultz and Sue Ann Lyle
Bertha Schulz
Lynn and Sally Shafer
The Estate of Helen C. Shank
Capt. (Ret.) Harold W. Simpson*
Dr. Jerald and Mary Kaye Smith
St. Peter Hospital Auxiliary
State Board for Community
and Technical Colleges;
Exceptional Faculty Matching Grants
State Farm Insurance Companies
Larry and Earlyse Swift
Thurston-Mason Counties
Dental Society
Titus Will Auto Dealership
The Estate of Stephanie Todak
The Estate of Elizabeth Tucker
TwinStar Credit Union
Univera, Inc.
Richard and Mary Lou Wadley
John and Sally Warjone
Phil and Judith Weigand
Weiks Family Partners
The Frederick & Margaret
Weyerhaeuser Foundation
The Estate of Frances Naomi Wilson
Bob Wolf
WSECU
Lewis* and Trudie Yarbrough
* deceased
Former Trustee Dick Wadley with a scholarship
recipient at the 2015 Scholarship Reception.
New to Lifetime Circle
in 2015
Valerie and Brian Fluetsch
John and Carol Gonnella
Dr. James and Carol B. Hannum
William Hanson
Denny and Paula Heck Family
Rotary Club of West Olympia
Nicholas M. Schmidt Family
State Farm Company Foundation
Titus Will Families Foundation
FOUNDATION HONOR ROLL Gifts from January 1 to December 31, 2015
The Experience 2015
Clipper Club
$500 - $999
94.5 ROXY
Dr. L. Anthony and Christie Agtarap
Christophe and Sonia Allen
American Business Women's Association
American Endowment Foundation/
The Benevity Community Impact Fund
Stan Aston
Bean, Gentry, Wheeler & Peternell PLLC
Dennis and Connie Bloom
Boggs Inspection Services Dwayne Boggs
Nathan Bolender
Andrew Burnisky
Roberta Cellini
Donna Connors
Arlene Cook
Diane Cox
Geoffrey Crooks and Beth Morrison
CSO Research, Inc.
Michael Dahl
Jason and Heidi Dearborn
David Deitz
John Dickson
Cynthia Dillon
Kim and Cynthia Dinsmore
Diane Doss
ENT Associates SW, Inc.
Deborah Foglia
Daryl and Kristen Fourtner
Alan Fuller
Dr. David and Gretchen Gacetta
Joshua Galusha
Denise Hagen
Wayne Hagen
Dr. James and Carol Hannum
Jerry and Pat Harper
William and Connie Harper
Mike and Beth Hill
Wendy Holden and John Swannack
Marvin Kaufman and Shelley Foltz
Kaufman Development, L.P.
Robert and Leanne Kramer
Lacey Couple & Family Therapy Services, LLC
Sharon-Rose Lacy
Mr. and Mrs. Hondo Layes
Bron and Tuula Lindgren
Larry Linn
Ross and Joyce Lloyd
Local 26 Educational Development Trust
Brad and Cecelia Loveless
Edward Mackie and Janis Gordon Mackie
Brian and Deana Martin
Christine K. Martin-Makiva
Alexander and Erica Mason
Linda Mason
Mason Consulting
Edward and Yoshi Mayeda
Dr. and Mrs. Marshall McCabe, III
Patrick and Melinda McCarty
Kernie and Randy Moeller
Bryan Nelson
Olympia Internal Medicine Associates
Charles and Mary Papiez
Organization of Parenting Education Programs (OPEP)
John and Sandy Parry
Dustin Patten
Lorraine Price
Puget Sound Energy
Dr. Gerald Pumphrey and Carol Wintercorn
Rainier Dodge, Inc.
Pat and Helen Rants
Greg Rhodes
Risen Faith Fellowship
Dr. Jay and Carla Rudd
Russell & Bode Family Dentistry
Saint Martin's Abbey
Dick and Dee Scott
Austin R. Smith III, DDS
Samantha Soto
Denny Heck at The Experience 2015
Scott and Angela Spence
Squaxin Island Tribe
Joe and Shelly Stipic
StraderHallett PS
Strait Family Foundation
Valerie Sundby-Thorp
United Way of Thurston County Women's
Leadership Council
US Bank
Frederick and Kara Walk
Washington State, Combined Fund Drive
Sharon Weinberg
Eileen Yoshina and Matthew Grant
Bruce and Mary Zeller
President's Club Event 2016
Members Circle
$1,000 to $2,499
ABC Pediatrics, PLLC
Acme Fuel Company
Kimber Leah Allen
Mark and Lauri Allen
Tom and Jeannine Allen
Bobbie Andreas
Michelle Andreas
Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund
Dick and Judy Blinn
Larry Blume
Bron's Automotive
Capital City Marathon Association
Capitol City Press
Capstone Investment Group, LLC
Dr. Roger and Robin Carnes
Lori Casile
Norman and Barbara Chapman
Mary Collins
The Community Foundation of South Puget Sound
William and Teresea Crabtree
Cundiff Foundation
Wayne and Patty Dalrymple
David Ehrlich
Kevin and Kathryn Ekar
Barbara Reading Ells
The Evergreen State College Foundation
Dick and Nancy Farman
Dr. Thomas and Suzanne Fell
Charles and Susan Frank
Marcia Fromhold
Jay and Leonor Fuller
Fuller & Fuller, Attorneys
The Experience 2015
GHB Insurance
Greene Realty Group
Paul and Cookie Greer
L. Lucille Hakala
Bob Heck
Stephanie Hemphill
John and Cindy Hough
Betty Hutt
Annie Iriye and Steve Pogge
Dr. Debra Johnson
Andrew J. Kapust, DDS, PS
Dr. Charles and Carolyn Keck
KMB Design Groups Inc.
Korsmo Construction
L & E Bottling Company, Inc.
Ray and Barbara LaForge
McGranahan Architects
Igor and Heather Lukashin
Mr. Michael McCormick, FAICP
Steve McRavin and Patti Gora-McRavin
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Nancy Miller
Dr. Kenneth and Elaine Minnaert
Patricia Bliss Nelson
Dr. Victor Nguyen
Olympia Multi-Specialty Clinic
Olympia Obstetrics & Gynecology
Parr Byerly, PLLC
Dr. Dennis and Christine Peck
PEO Organization, Chapter FW
Chris Pitsaroff
Providence St. Peter Hospital
R.L. Ray Violin Shop, LLC
The Rants Group
Roy Rice
Warren Rosette
Saltchuk Resources, Inc.
Ronald and Anne Schafer
Alison Schmidt
Theodore Schultz and Sue Ann Lyle
SCJ Alliance Consulting Services
Serendipity Children's Center, Inc.
Ronna Smith
Nona Snell and John Aultman
Mary Soltman
Sound Credit Union
South Sound Running
Superior Storage, LLC
The Japan Foundation Los Angeles
Thurston County Bar Association
Richard and Karen Tonelli
TwinStar Credit Union
John and Sally Warjone
The Washington Center for the Performing Arts
Washington Society of Certified Public
Accountants, Olympia Chapter
Western States Auto Theft Investigators
NW Chapter
Thomas and Marla Witt
Alexander Wittman
World Vision
Zonta of Olympia
Patrons Circle
$2,500 to $4,999
Altrusa International of Olympia
Rose Bailey, DDS and Gary Altman
Virgil and Barbara Clarkson
Columbia Bank
Devin Dutray
Dr. Mark and Nancy Elliott
Eye M.D.s of Puget Sound
Peter and Kathy Fluetsch
Funk Insurance, Inc.
Bill and Dana Garson
Fred Goldberg and Carolyn Lakewold
Roberta Haakenson
Workpointe, Inc., IDE/KI
J Robertson and Company
Kramer Knives
Merritt and Marsha Long
Lucky Eagle Casino
Phyllis Mandel
Lynnette McCarty
Ed and Em Odegard
Olympia Orthopaedic Associates
Olympia Physical Therapy
Judith Schmidt Pearsall
Kathryn Perciful
Port Blakely Tree Farms
Print NW
Nick Schmidt
Victoria Schmidt
Mark and Kelly Schreiner
Gloria Siciliano
Dr. Jerald and Mary Kaye Smith
Jeff and Tiffany Stallings
Dr. Timothy Stokes
Sunset Air, Inc.
Titus Will Families Foundation
Brian and Barbara Vance
Victor Technologies
Washington State Fire Service
Education Association
Zonta of South Puget Sound
Director’s Circle
$5,000 to $9,999
Anderson & Middleton Company
Barnes and Noble College Booksellers, LLC
The Bruno and Evelyn Betti Foundation
Capital Medical Center
Cornerstone Advisors
Dirty Dave's Pizza Parlor
FORMA Construction
Bill Garrett
Dr. Albert Goerig
Rick and Ellen Middleton
The Olympia Tumwater Foundation
Drew and Kylie Phillips
Rotary Club of South Puget Sound
Saint Martin's University
Titus Will Auto Dealership
Marvin and Mary-Lynne Reiner at the
President's Club Event 2016
Trustees’ Circle
$10,000 and up
Chehalis Confederated Tribes
Event Planning Specialists, LLC
Brian and Valerie Fluetsch
John and Carol Gonnella
William Hanson
Judith Hartmann and Mike Roberts
Heritage Bank
KeyBank Foundation
Nisqually Indian Tribe
Olympia Federal Savings
Providence St. Peter Foundation
Donald V. Rhodes and Nancy Beveridge
State Board of Community and Technical Colleges
Tacoma Rainiers
Thurston First Bank
WSECU
To the best of our knowledge, this list represents all donations made between
Jan. 1 and Dec. 31, 2015. If you have any questions or corrections, please contact
the College Foundation at 360-596-5430.
Thank you for supporting education at South Puget Sound Community College.
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SOUTH PUGET SOUND
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ARTIST &
LECTURE
201617 SERIES
Spark
spscc.edu/ALSeries
The Experience
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Oct. 14, 2016 at 7 p.m.
TAIKOPROJECT
Oct. 20, 2016 at 7:30 p.m.
Michael Tubbs: Keynote, MLK Banquet
Jan 14, 2017 at 6 p.m.
Whim W'Him
Feb 10, 2017 at 7:30 p.m.
The Donny McCaslin Quartet
Oct. 1, 2016
June 2, 2017
Clipper Scramble
Los Hermanos Arango
March 22, 2017 at 7:30 p.m.
An Evening with Chopin
March 25, 2017
Jennifer Finney Boylan
May 18, 2017 at 7:30 p.m.
The Gallery
Southwest Washington Juried Exhibition
July 5 – Aug. 25, 2016
Margaret Noble “Resonating Objects”
Sept. 12 – Oct. 21, 2016
Native American Art Exhibition
Nov. 1 – Dec. 9, 2016
Fine Art Postcard Exhibition
Jan. 2 – Feb. 10 , 2017
Choir
Dec. 2, 2016; March 17, 2017; June 9, 2017
Orchestra
Dec. 3, 2016; March 18, 2017; June 10, 2017
Thank you to the
Clipper Scramble Golf
Committee, volunteers,
sponsors, staff, and
management of the Olympia
Country & Golf Club.
Jazz Band
Dec. 2, 2016; June 2, 2017
Drama
Nov. 11-20, 2016; March 2-12, 2017; May 18-28, 2017
For full event list visit spscc.edu/entertainment