2011 Annual Report

Building Scholars – Changing Lives
EMILY KRZYZEWSKI CENTER | 2011 Annual Report
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Mission Statement
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k to College Students
Our Mission
The Emily K Center, a nonprofit organization in Durham, was established in 2006 and named in honor
of Coach Mike Krzyzewski’s mother. The Center’s K to College Model serves academically focused,
low-income students in out-of-school programming designed to help them achieve in school, gain entry
to college, and break the cycle of poverty in their families.
Our mission is to inspire students to dream big, strive for academic excellence, act with character and
purpose, and reach their highest potential as citizen leaders. In addition to offering the K to College
Model, the Center serves nearly 1,500 students and community members monthly through the use of the
Center’s multipurpose rooms, gymnasium, and stage.
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Message from our leadership
A Message from Our Leadership
“Building Scholars — Changing Lives” communicates nicely what the Emily
Krzyzewski Center has grown into since welcoming our first K to College
students and collaborative partners in 2006. The Center “turned five years
old” in February and we took that opportunity to celebrate and reflect on
what we have accomplished and need to accomplish as an organization.
We had a celebration, at which we were joined by students, parents, staff,
volunteers, and community partners. We also asked ourselves whether
the Center is indeed being successful in offering life-changing programs
for students, as well as serving as a resource for the broader Durham
community. As an important partner to us, you can be assured that the
honest answer was a resounding “yes!”
Our K to College Model continued to grow purposefully this year, serving
109 students from first to 11th grade. These students represented 32
schools throughout Durham. Some of the students were children who have
been enrolled since we first opened the doors to the Center and offered
the Pioneer Scholars program, while others were young people who sought
out the support of the Scholars to College program as they took on the
challenges of a rigorous high school curriculum. What the students all
share is the dream of going to college, something felt most vividly by the
juniors as they drafted resumes, explored the specifics of financial aid
options, and identified colleges that they will apply to as seniors.
Monthly, 1,500 children, young adults, and community members used
the Center as a resource to learn, convene, and serve. Community-based
partners were welcomed in to host special events such as the Kramden
Institute’s Geek-A-Thon and the Durham Symphony Orchestra’s spring
concert. Immaculata Catholic School and Healthy Start Academy continued
to use the gymnasium daily for their physical education classes, while
civic-focused groups like the Durham Rotary Club and Public Allies used
our meeting rooms to conduct their business. Use of the gym continued
to expand, serving as a home court for the Durham Police Department’s
basketball team and a recreational opportunity for our neighbors from
the Burch Avenue Neighborhood Association. Community outreach like
this reflects our commitment to the Durham community and assures that the
Center is being fully utilized.
Next year, our first seniors will graduate from the Scholars to College
program and matriculate into college. We will also discover more ways to
partner with the Durham community to use the Center as a resource. On
behalf of the Emily Krzyzewski Center, thank you for your kind support,
your belief in the value of our work, and your confidence in us to deliver on
that commitment. We hope you will continue to partner with us in building
scholars and changing lives!
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Michael Krzyzewski – Board Chair
Adam Eigenrauch – Executive Director
Warmly,
Michael Krzyzewski
Adam Eigenrauch
Board Chair
Executive Director
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Pioneer Scholars
PIONEER SCHOLARS
Scholars to College
Scholars on Campus
(1st – 8 th ) est. 2006
The Pioneer Scholars program develops a strong foundation of academic skills in elementary and middle
school students to ensure readiness for success in a college-preparatory high school curriculum.
Student spotlight
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2011 Program Highlights
• 7 0 Pioneer Scholars students were served,
including 1st graders new to the program and
8th graders who had participated for 5 years.
Willis
• S tudents represented 17 public schools,
3 charter schools, and 2 private schools.
In his fourth year in the program, Willis continued his successful
tenure as a Pioneer Scholar. He’s an above-average reading and
• S tudents participated in the Summer Scholars
math student, testing nearly 15 percentile points higher than
program, 2 summer day camps, and 8 on-site,
he did when he enrolled in the program as a third grader. Willis
school-year enrichment programs.
acted in a lead role in “The Jungle Book” at the Center’s drama
camp, participated in the Center’s basketball camp, and managed
the transition from elementary to middle school beautifully. He
• 3 92 volunteer tutors have made a service
commitment of a full semester or more within
preparatory course of study as a high school student.
the last 5 years.
2011 Achievements
continues to progress toward being ready to take on a college-
Pioneer Scholars Academic Gains
Students Performing At or Above Grade Level
“According to analysis of standardized testing by RTI International,
46% At Enrollment
the Pioneer Scholars program has caused improvements in
students’ reading and math skills in each of its five years of
81% After First Year
Reading
programming. The replication of these results in five distinct
59% At Enrollment
cohorts of students lends evidence to the program’s effectiveness
in helping youth to achieve their academic potential.”
–Heather Ringeisen, Ph.D.
96% After First Year
Math
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Scholars to College
PIONEER SCHOLARS
Scholars to College
Scholars on Campus
(9th –12th) est. 2008
The Scholars to College program ensures that academically capable high school students maximize their
potential to become well-prepared, college-bound students as graduating seniors.
• 39 Scholars to College students were served,
including a new cohort of freshmen and returning
sophomore and junior students.
• Students represented 8 public schools, 1 charter
school, and 3 private schools.
• Students participated in nearly 70 Centerfacilitated, individualized summer programs and
career exploration and volunteer opportunities.
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Student spotlight
2011 Program Highlights
Vianey
Vianey, a junior in the Scholars to College program, made
strong progress toward her goal of being the first in her family
to attend college. She ranks in the top 1% of her class and is
taking the most rigorous course load available at her school.
College advising sessions at the Center helped her frame her
• Staff and volunteers provided direct instruction,
individualized college counseling, and communitybased learning opportunities.
admissions candidacy and build on her long-term goal of a
career in accounting and international business. She developed
this interest further at the Martha Guy Summer Institute on the
campus of Appalachian State University during the summer.
2011 Achievements
Scholars on Campus
Scholars to College Accomplishments
Completed Career Interest Inventory
Refined extracurricular interest areas
Created and updated resumes
Enrolled in SAT prep classes
Participated in high-interest enrichment programs
Identified “safe, target, and reach” colleges
Focused on college admissions essay planning
Set to launch in 2012 Looking Ahead
Our students will have success in college because they are prepared
and because they will have the continued support of the Center. The
Scholars on Campus program will maintain our relationship with
students to ensure they fully leverage support available at their college,
earn degrees in four years, and transition into meaningful careers.
K to College Model
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Community Engagement
Changing Lives through Community engagement
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In addition to the K to College Model, the Center facilitated the work of 42 other nonprofits and businesses that utilized
the multipurpose rooms, gymnasium, and stage to further their impact on Durham. These partners used the Center to
directly serve families, coordinate their own work, and host special events.
2011 Partner Highlights
Enrichment Programming
The Justice Theater Project’s summer drama
camp served 65 students who gained skills and
confidence as they prepared and performed “The
Recreational Opportunities
D3 Community Outreach held practices and an
all-star game to highlight the hard work of the
225 young men who participate in their basketball
league and life skills programs.
Jungle Book.”
Special Events
Community Meetings
Kramden Institute’s Geek-A-Thon brought together
The Durham Rotary Club, the Council for
100 volunteers over 3 days to refurbish 200
Entrepreneurial Development, and 13 other
computers for deserving low-income students.
organizations used the Center to hold meetings and
coordinate their work.
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Partnerships
2011 Achievements
Partnerships
We welcomed the following partners in 2010–11:
BounceBack Kids
Fuqua’s Day in Durham
Burch Avenue Neighborhood Association
Healthy Start Academy
Carolina Jaguars
Hidden Voices
Center for Documentary Studies at Duke
i9 Sports
City of Durham Planning Commission
Immaculata Catholic School
CJ Wilson Hoops Academy
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Club Boulevard Elementary School
KidZNotes
Council for Entrepreneurial Development
KIPP: Knowledge is Power Program
D3 Community Outreach
Kramden Institute
Duke Chapel PathWays
Leadership Durham
Duke LEAD Program
Mallarmé Chamber Players
Duke TIP
North Carolina Teaching Fellows
Durham Children’s Choir
Public Allies
Durham Cultural Advisory Board
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church Women
Durham History Museum
SaySo (Strong Able Youth Speaking Out)
Durham Police Department Basketball
Southwest Central Durham Quality of Life Project
Durham Public Schools
The Girls Club
Durham Rotary Club
The Justice Theater Project
Durham Symphony Orchestra
TREIA
Durham’s Partnership for Children
Triangle Community Foundation
Forward LLC
U.S. Census Bureau
83%
83% increase in number of
facility partner organizations
1,500
Facility users grew to nearly
1,500 users per month
Beyond the K to CollegE Model
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Our Supporters
Annual Gifts
We were honored to enlist so many new donors to join us in our mission in 2010 –11. We gratefully acknowledge the
following donors and partners who provided the resources to help our students stay on the path to academic success this
past year (July 1, 2010, through June 30, 2011).
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing. If you find an error, please contact Treat Harvey at [email protected] or 919-680-0308 x 1006.
President’s Leadership Circle
($25,000+)
Anonymous
Barbara and Jack Bovender
Joan and Jerry Colangelo
Erica and Anand Desai
GS Gives Annual Giving Fund/
Maggie and Ashok Varadhan
Jeanie and Robert Ingram
Michael Karsch
Krzyzewski Charitable Gift Fund
of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund/
Mickie and Mike Krzyzewski
James Tomilson Hill III
Missy and Brad Brinegar
Melanie and Billy King
C.M. Herndon Foundation
The John M. & Mary A.
McCarthy Foundation
Fox Family Foundation, Inc.
The Merrick Family Fund of
Baltimore Community Foundation
Byron L. Hargett
GlaxoSmithKline
Morgan Creek Foundation
Amy and R. “Chico” Kurzawski
Nissan North America, Inc./
Infiniti Coaches’ Challenge
Leadership Team Development, Inc.
Parag Pande
Candace and Michael Olander
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
on behalf of Steve Pagliuca
Tom Rogers
Lyell and Brian McMerty
Ruth Lilly Philanthropic Foundation
Tom Purcell
The Susan Rosenthal and Michael
Hershfield Charitable Community Fund
of Triangle Community Foundation
Jane and David Ott
Susan and Jim Sabiston
SMT, Inc.
The Pioneer Fund in memory
of Helen M. McLoraine
Trapani Family Charitable Fund of
Triangle Community Foundation
Lindsay and Steve Wojciechowski
Susan and Gary Rosenbach
Triangle Community Foundation’s
Send A Kid To Camp™ Program
($1,000+)
The Schwartz Family Foundation
Valeant Pharmaceuticals
International, Inc.
Emily K Society Visionary
($10,000+)
M & B Prober Foundation
Emily K Society Benefactor
Wachovia, A Wells Fargo Company
Marcia Angle and Mark Trustin Fund
of Triangle Community Foundation
Jane and Kevin White
John J. Barker
Emily K Society Champion
The Mary Duke Biddle Foundation
($5,000+)
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of NC
Bank of America Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
Balfour Beatty Construction
on behalf of Jay Bilas
DiAnn and Mike Borasky
Melinda and Steve Duncker
Wendy and Jay Bilas
Ishmon F. Burks in honor of Juanita Burks
Sue and Flip Clifford
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Our Supporters
Coca-Cola Bottlers’ Foundation/
Durham Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Barbara and Joe Collie
Kathy and Doug Collins
MariPat and David Cooks
Crazies Who Care
Paula and Eddy Cue
Susan Davidson
Dan Devin in honour of my
friend, Mike Krzyzewski
Kathleen and Bill DiTullio in
memory of Nicholas DiTullio
Nancy and Dennis Dougherty/United
Way of the Greater Triangle
Raya and Clif Knight
Sports Endeavors
Monica and Lew Kornberg
Lucia and Steve Steinhilber
Guenevere and Michael Lemanski
Tobacco Road Sports Cafe
McColl Partners, LLC on
behalf of Jay Bilas
Kathy and Jim Tobin
Mike and Margy McCormick Fund
of Bessemer National Gift Fund
Mental Floss, LLC
Richard Molinsky/Max
Communications Inc.
E.A. Morris Charitable Foundation
Rita and Gerry Musante
National Basketball Association
Duke Medicine
Noël Family Fund of Triangle
Community Foundation
Anne and Jess Eberdt
Mary and Alan Parry
Feagin Family Fund of Fidelity
Charitable Gift Fund
Pat and Glenn Phillips
Jean and Ned Franke
Susan and Don Phillips
Mark and Robin Prak
Frey Family Charitable Fund of
Triangle Community Foundation
Kim and Ashok Reddy
Allan Friedman
The Redwoods Group/United
Way of the Greater Triangle
Gaston County Sports Hall of
Fame on behalf of Jay Bilas
Pauline Robinson
Suzanne Gilbert
Goduke.com
George and Alice Horton Fund of
Triangle Community Foundation
Marleah Rogers
Marcy and Vance Tucker
Jana and Kirk Wagenseller in
honor of Marleah Rogers
Carol and Jack Walker
Debbie and Carlyle White in
honor of Meredith Howell
Widmark Family Fund of Triangle
Community Foundation
Lee Wildemann and Steven Sachs
Mark B. Williams/Bank of America
United Way Campaign
Winthrop University Foundation
on behalf of Jay Bilas
Gene Wojciechowski
Mary and Spike Yoh in honor
of Mike Krzyzewski
Susan and Jim Yuschak
Sustainer
($500 to $999)
Ellen Ann Ryan
Wendy and Jay Bilas in honor
of Barbara Johnson
Kelly and Eric Seidel
Steve Siegel
David Kahn
Carol C. and O. Temple
Sloan, Jr. Foundation
Robin and Kenny King in
honor of Pam King
Laurey and Brian Treiger
Jason Rubinton
Alice and Ed Howard
Betty P. Kenan
Towering Pines Foundation
Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation
Paige and Mike Cragg
Cathy and Wes Elingburg
Mindy and Guy Solie
Joe Freddoso
Jamie and Chris Spatola
Margaret Hansen in memory of Lawrence
N. Hansen and Margaret Rybicki
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
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Our Supporters
Annual Gifts Continued
Cita and Bill Helkie in honor of
Col. and Mrs. Tom Rogers
Sue and Dennis Cullen in honor of Dianne
and Paul Becker and Kevin Cullen
ISP Sports on behalf of Mike Bradley
Dara and Brian David
Diane and Wayne Yawn in honor of Debbie
Savarino, Lindy Frasher, Jamie Spatola
The Richard and Ann Jaffe
Foundation/Brett Jaffe
Diamond Hill Investments
Charitable Foundation
Friend
Sheila and Rick Johnson
Wanda and David Dotson
in honor of Ulvert O. Dotson
Coralie and Bruce Alder
Kerstin and Jack Kimel
Lois Klauder in honor of Jamie Spatola
Patricia and John Koskinen
Lenovo Workplace Campaign/United
Way of the Greater Triangle
Matt Dyer
Kathi and Steve Eason
Karen and Barry Elson
Ramona and Stan Wilcox
(under $250)
Ann P. Archer in memory of Jane Ryan
Mary Teer Barringer in memory
of Mary Ruth Wright Teer
Diane Evia-Lanevi and Ingemar Lanevi
Russell N. Barringer in memory
of Maelee Page Barringer
Franciscan Friars, Holy Name Province
Sharon and Kurt Baumberger
Lindy and Steve Frasher
Ruth and Mike Freeman
Katie and Griffin Baumberger
in honor of Kurt Baumberger
Friends of Meredith Frey
Judith and Bill Bell
Allison Smitten
Nancy and Gary Gardner in
honor of Annyelee Smith
Mel and Mary Berlin in honor
of Mickie and Coach K
Marc Tuttle
Debra and Brad Ives
Cary and Herron Weems
in honor of Coach K’s 900th win
Sharon and Frank Kross
Susan and Brad Berndt in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Krzyzewski
Advocate
($250 to $499)
Darby and Randy Nichols in honor of
Rowland Wolf and Janice Nichols
Mary Eileen and Mark Anderson
Ed Paradise
Laura and Todd Baird in memory
of Charles L. Baird, Jr.
PSNC Energy
Tamsie and Jack Lynch in memory
of Mary Lynch and Nell Green
The Estate of Elizabeth K. McKelvey
O’Brien/Atkins Associates, PA
John and Colleen Savarino
Mary Ann and Tom Biggs
Alice Lockhart and Tom White
Public Interest Law Foundation/
Duke Law School
Lou Beth and Cash Birdwell
Regional Community Endowment
Fund of Triangle Community
Foundation in honor of Jack Walker
Paul and Rochelle Bloom
Alan and Ellyn Samsky
Beth and Charles Bock in memory
of William Zimtbaum
R. Jeffrey Smith in honor of Dave,
Michael and Ginny Bradley
Geoffrey Boisi
Casey and Tom Steinbacher
Sarah and Chris Bingaman
Ed Carney
Roxana and Ed Bossen
Marie and James Bowie
Laurie and Bill Brightly
Gerry and Phillip Brown in honor
of Coach K’s birthday
Jason Bysina
Ruth and Doug Clevenger
Lee Anne and Michael Contarino
Mark Daquipa
Wendy Zaroff Davis
Mary Kay Delaney and Fritz Mayer
Donors through Duke Basketball
Camp Registration
Ruth and Victor Dzau
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Our Supporters
Jenny and Adam Eigenrauch
Cathy Johnson
Penn, Schoen & Berland Associates, LLC
Elizabeth and Rob Everett
in honor of Jamie Spatola
Susan and Greg Jones
in honor of Jane White
Patricia Raybould/IBM Employee
Charitable Contribution Campaign
Sonny Falcone
Robert L. Jordan in memory
of Anna C. Jordan
DeeDee and Dan Riffe
Donna Faw and Jay Miller
in honor of Doug Miller
Gail and Fuzzy Fendrick in honor
of Mike and Mickie Krzyzewski
Lisa and Guido Ferrari
Richard Kaplan
Linda and Frank Kasprzak
Sandra and David Kerman
Megan Ferreira
Bill and Pat Krzyzewski in
honor of James Quilter
Shirley Few in memory of Randolph Few
Shelli Lieberman
Sarah Fish
The Manus Family
Keri and Leo Fitzsimmons
Randi and Scott Lyders
Andrew and Kristi Foster
Alice Mauroner
Cavett and Barker French
Ellie Mazack
Patricia Gaddy
Jennifer and Robert McDowell
Annie and Robert Garda
Father Dan McLellan
Fida and Robert Ghanem
Heidi McQuillan
Matt Giles
Norbert E. Mikos
Charlotte and Wib Gulley
Lorelei and Paul Milan
Lucas Guttentag and Debbie Smith
Guttentag in honor of Christoph
Guttentag and Cathy Clabby
Sandra and Tom Murray
Hannah and Mick Hannan
Bobbie and Bill Hardaker
Treat Harvey and Regina deLacy
Rachel Hendricks
Holly Hindin
Polly and Davis Howser
in honor of Ellen E. Walker
Megan Huether
Paula Januzzi-Godfrey
Jolene and Samuel Nagel
Russ and Marjorie Newman
Andy Noel and Mary Kennedy
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Noel
Sue and Lee Noel
Kenneth and Mary Rose Nowak
Don and Kathy Orso in honor of
Lindsay and Steve Wojciechowski
Jacques Oury
Betsy and Barry Pea
Jane and Edwin Pearce in
memory of Jane Ryan
Matthew Rosen
Luke Russ/Give With Liberty
Ann Marie Saternus
Matthew Saternus
Steve Schewel and Lao Rubert
Deborah Schmahl
Lynn Simon
Paul Smith
Cy and Charles Sparkman
Bettina and Don Stanger
Charles Stricker
Erin Strickland
Lisa and Paul Suhocki
Angela and Ben Thomas
Urban Durham Realty in honor of Brooke
Wilson, Bill Nelson and Ashley St. Clair
Muff and Jim Urbaniak
Martha Uzzle in honor of Mike Krzyzewski
Sue Wasiolek
Dottie and Bucky Waters
Heather and Brad Wilkinson
Wines for Humanity
Kirk Wisher in memory of
J. Michael Lambert
Peggy and Ed Wojciechowski
Judy and Ernest Wooden
Marel and Skip Woody
Patrick Zimmer
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
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Our Supporters
Other Donors & supporters
The following partner organizations, businesses, and individuals have made in-kind gifts, provided pro bono services,
or supported the Center through the annual K Academy Auction.
K Academy Donors
Martynas Pocius
Durham Public Schools
Richard Ritholz
FEMMES (Females Excelling More in
Math, Engineering, and Science)
Ranjit Ahluwalia
Debbie Savarino
Kenneth Bergstol
Jim Scheyer
Jeff Bytomski
Rick Schnall
Sabin Cranford
Jack Keller Company Inc./Steve Serck
Kenny Dennard
Jamie and Chris Spatola
Duke University Men’s Basketball
Gerry Swienton
C. Steven Duncker Foundation
Bill Dutcher
The Troy Family Fund of
Goldman Sachs Gives
Matt Dyer
Alison and Michael Troy
Jessica Lobdell Photography
Elaine Fisher
John Vaske
McKinney
Parks Freeze
Scott Walker
Measurement Incorporated
Holt Gardiner
In-Kind/Pro Bono Donors
Modern Man Films
David Haas
Alivia’s Durham Bistro
Nike
Doug Henderson
LaTasha Anderson
Odyssey of the Mind
Jeffrey Jacobs
ArtsConnect
Read Seed
Scott Lamson
Dave Bradley
RTI International
Rob Lawson
Bronto Software
Dennis “Moe” Mlynski
The Catholic Community of
Saint Francis of Assisi
Ralph Smitten/Northampton
Tennis/Fitness Center
Richard Grodin
The O’Shea Family Foundation/
Bob O’Shea
Malinda Freitas
Candice Gabrielli
The Girls Club
Holly Hindin
Ignite Social Media
J.A.B. Produce
Justice Theater Project
Russell Newman
Tamara Lackey Photography
Michael Chapman
Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club
Pavi Wines
Chase Olivieri Photography
William M. Wolf, Jr./S&D Coffee
Fred Perpall
Dahl Family Foundation
The Worx Group
Gunnar Peterson
Duke University Men’s Basketball
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Financials
2010-2011 Financial Overview
Operating Funding Sources
Rental and Program Income
.................................................................................................................................. $56,740
Contributions
...............................................................................................................................................................$1,895,534
In-Kind
..............................................................................................................................................................$67,200
Contributions
Investment
..............................................................................................................................................................$139,031
Income
Total
..............................................................................................................................................................$2,158,505
Income
Operating Expenses
..............................................................................................................................................................$996,259
Program
..............................................................................................................................................................$291,059
Fundraising
..............................................................................................................................................................$147,727
Management
and General
..............................................................................................................................................................$1,435,045
Total
Expenses
Other Net Assets (June 30, 2010)
..............................................................................................................................................................$1,567,510
Operating
Fund and Reserves
Total..............................................................................................................................................................$736,891
Endowment Funds
..............................................................................................................................................................$377,894
Liabilities
(Construction Loan)
SOURCES OF INCOME
PROGRAM EXPENSES
In 2010–11 our biggest growth in income was the result of
In 2010–11 our organizational expenses increased by only
a number of new events hosted by the Center. Most notable
2%, and yet we served 22% more students in our K to College
was our first annual Mother’s Day Ball which was attended
Model as well as 83% more facility partners.
by more than 210 guests.
Other Programs 10%
EVENTS 38%
Camps 13%
INDIVIDUALS 43%
CORPORATIONS 3%
PROGRAMS AND RENTALS 3%
FOUNDATION and
Government 12%
Scholars to
College 28%
Pioneer Scholars 49%
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
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Join Us
We Welcome your Support
We rely on the contributions of community members to help the Center provide life-changing opportunities to students.
With your continued support we can do even more! Please join us as a volunteer, a donor, or an advocate in the community.
For more information about how to get involved, email [email protected] or call 919-680-0308.
VOLUNTEER
In 2010–11 more than 140 individual volunteers collectively
invested 3,500 hours at the Center as they tutored, served
as receptionists, or assisted with special events and projects.
These volunteers provided valuable support to our students
and staff, minimizing costs and creating a new cadre of
informed advocates in the community.
GIVE
The Center introduced two new annual fundraising events in
2010–11: Inside Duke Basketball and the Mother’s Day Ball.
Together these two events raised more than $200,000 and
allowed 350 happy guests to get to know the Center’s mission.
ADVOCATE
Nearly 1,000 individuals engaged in presentations and tours
of our K to College programs in 2010–11. It is our hope that
they become enthusiastic and knowledgeable advocates
for the Emily K Center.
FOLLOW US
WEBSITE
emilyk.org
FACEBOOK
facebook.com/EmilyKCenter
TWITTER
twitter.com/EmilyKCenter
BLOG
emilykblog.org
Building Scholars – Changing Lives
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Board of Directors
DREAM•DO•ACHIEVE•EX
CHARACTER•LEADERSH
SUCCEED•DREAM•DO•A
ACADEMICS•CHARACTE
COLLEGE•SUCCEED•DR
EXCELLENCE•ACADEMI
DO•ACHIEVE•EXCELLEN
CHARACTER•LEADERSH
SUCCEED•DREAM•DO•A
ACADEMICS•CHARACTE
COLLEGE•SUCCEED•DR
EXCELLENCE•ACADEMI
LEADERSHIP•INSPIRE•C
DO•ACHIEVE•EXCELLEN
CHARACTER•LEADERSH
SUCCEED DREAM DO A
ACADEMICS CHARACTE
Pioneer Scholars with Tutor
Board of Directors
Mike Krzyzewski, Chair and Founder
Duke University
Joe Freddoso
MCNC
Sumali Sanyal
Piedmont Investment Advisors
Mike Cragg, Vice Chair
Duke University
Kip Frey
EvoApp/Duke University
Debbie K. Savarino
Duke University
Rick Brown, Treasurer
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Billy King
New Jersey Nets
Queron U. Smith
M&F Bank
Jamie K. Spatola, Secretary
Author
Dan McLellan, Ex Officio
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Jay Bilas
Moore & Van Allen, PLLC/ESPN
Gerard J. Musante, Ph.D.
Structure House
E. Jack Walker
Walker Lambe Rhudy
Costley & Gill, PLLC
Dana Corcoran, Ex Officio
Immaculata Catholic School
Marleah Rogers
Consultant
Take Action to Help Our Students Succeed
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This report was produced with the generous assistance of McKinney and Hutchison Allgood.
Emily Krzyzewski Center | 904 W. Chapel Hill Street, Durham, NC 27701
T: 919-680-0308 E: [email protected]
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